Saint Anthony Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Villager 1985-Volume XXIV St. Anthony Village High School Mpls., Minnesota Table of Contents SeN� RS-----------io Juniors----------38 SopbomoRes-------46 PResbwN----------;6 -----------6o Staff------- activities— ---72 ORgcuiaatioNS-------100 athletics-----------i22 lkiiex--------------------uo ■ • v � -ICofc jAA- LSI 01 SH0IN3S MARGO Al IGUIRE THEOPORE AILGUIRE PAIE AHRENS PAVIP ANPERSON GRE TCHEN ANPERSON CRAIG ANK'Mk PAVIP BE Alll IE U ERACY HAIKO MARK BJERKEBEK PATRICK BLOCK KATHLEEN BISHOP MONIKA BOESE JOEL BOFFERDING MICHAEL BOSKOVICH MARC BOLLENSEN JANICE BORYS MICHAEL BRINDA DAVID BRATIAND ANDREW BRUEMMER SANDRA BURCH RICHARD BUTTERFIELD JORGE CATARRINHO LISA CABAK JULIE CALDWELL CATHERINE HART JEANINE HAVRISH KAI HAUGLID JOHN JANKOWSKI KRISTIN HOLMES KATHRYN HILISTROM ARDIS HESTON BARBARA HESTON TIM KOES JOSEPH JOHNSEN HOLLY JOHNSON ELIZABETH JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON PATRICIA KELLY PAUL KLOSTERMAN PATRICK KENNEDY JOHN KRIPOTOS KIMMO KUUSIMAKI KRISTINt KOSKI MARK LABbNSKI MICHAEL IA MERE JAMES LORENO EVA I A VALLEY ANDREW LUCIW MICHELLE LUNDEEN PAUL LOUGHLIN HEATHER LUNPGREN JAMES MAE RICK TIM MARTIN CHARLES MARKS ROD MARTIN KRISTIN PALM DANIEL OLSON DAWN OLSON STEVE PANNING MICHAEL PETERS DEAN PETRICH JACK SANEORD USAN PETERSON PATRICK SCUIl V JAMES SCHWAAB STEVEN SHOLl KRISTIAN STAUFFER JAMIE STRICKLAND DIANA SZYMANSKI PAMELA SI ROOM STEVE THOMPSON LINH TRAN MALA UGARGOL CHRISTOPHER VNAK ANTHONY VfcSCIO HI AKt WAGNfcR RICKY WHfctltR AMY VOLNA JANfcT WfcSTLUND PINA GUSTAFSON TRINA VILLTLLA TIMOTHY KNOX JILL TAGTRLtfc IfcA BtRTfclStN PATRICK TAGtRLH PAUl TORSYTHT RTANA THIBODO Graduation: May 30 Pam Stroom. Valedictorian Dean Petrich. Salutatorian GRADUATING COMMITTEfc. Sitting: Aaron Merwin. Barb Geisel. Karen Zieper. Row 2. Steve Thompson. Mary Jo Yurek. Paul Narog. Sheryl Hanke. Row 3: Mark Grundmayer. Dean Petrich. Dave Anderson. Lee Gordon. Missing: Senior Advisor Mr. Doonan. Charles M. Tr.ci.VK Kathryn H 33 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Pam Stroom and Dean Petrich. BEST DRESSED. Amy Volna and Blake Wagner. PRETTIEST EYES. Kitty Hart and Paul Forsythe. MOST CLASS. Kris Palm and Steve Thompson. IHaVII LI or MOST ATHLETIC. Laura Worts and Andy Bruemmer. BEST ALL-AROUND. Sandy Burch and Tony Vescio. CLASS FLIRTS. Lisa Cabak and Tom McMullen. PERSONALITY PLUS: Tricia Kelly. Dick Gallagher, and Tim Knox. MOST TALENTED: Lisa Chris-topherson and Kris Stauffer. BEST LOOKING: Trina Villella and Pat Fagerlee. WILD AND CRAZY. Jeanne Hav-rish and Tim Koes. CHATTERBOXES: Becky Wheeler and John Jankowski. CLASS CLOWNS: Janice Borys and Jim Zumwalt. ,« } 7 all the res INK THEY'RE 6ES BUT WHEN PU 38 JUNIORS JUNIORS REME. Junior Class Officers were Dianne Saja, Anton D President? Stephanie Schmolze. Vice-President; Baker. P. Tara Hagen. Secretary-, Chris Hoffman, Treasurer. Lucrative activities that the Juniors sponsored were Magazine Sales. Santa Grams. ValoGrams, and Flower Days. The big event that Juniors sponsored was the Junior-Senior Prom. Class advisor was Mr. Schrum. Bcaubien. K. Bengston. K. Blum. K. Bordwcll. L. Bordwell. M. Boyce. S. Boyle. A. Braskel. A. Braunwarih. M. Carlson. G. Cooper. A. Cowan. M. Cowle. M. D Agostino. G. Dawson. K. DeFilippis, T. Doll. B. Donatelle. K. Duane. P. Eid. B. Ellson. S. Evans. E. Floren. B. Gabler. A. Gervais. J. Grow. J. Hagen. T. Hansen. J. Hauser. N. Hayden. C. Helm. T. Herrera. C. Hess. T. Hoffman. C. Holmes. C. Horan. M. Hynes. J. Ince. R. Jackson. D. Jasinski. P. Johnson. A. Johnson. G. Johnson, N. Junger. D. Kocs. N. JUNIORS Kotrba. B. Krakau. J. Kuhlmann. C. Lcvandowski. E. Lind. K. Line. C. Loreno. J. Lucas. C. Luciw. S. Ludford. W. McDaniel. J. Mercil. T. Nelson. J. Nelson. T. Ness. A. Nowlan. M. O'Brien. D. Olsen. C. Olsen. L. Orning. J. Palm. G. 41 JUNIORS Pekarek. T. Peleske. L. Peters. C. Poletz. L. Pulscher. R. Rafferty. V. Romani. A. Rudensky. C. Rupert. J. Saja. D. Schiena. M. Schipper. A. Schmalzbauer. J. Schmolze. S. Schreiner. M. Seppa. P. Setzler. J. Skillings. S. Stilp. T. Stroschein. M. Studt. J. Svac. K. Teigen. A. Tobias. G. Tombarge. P. Villella. C. Volkmann. K. Volna. A. Wachenheim. W. 42 JUNIORS 43 saaoiMOHdos u I SOPHOMORES REMEMBER | Anundson. M. Ashbach. C. The Sophomores elected as their class officers: President Neal Letourneau. Vice-President Scott Klosterman, Secretary Diane Thompson, and Treasurer Jill Lloyd. Sophomores earned the class money by sponsoring the Halloween Dance and by assessing each 10th Grader $2 dues. Mr. Palm is the chief class advisor. Bergman. T. Bitar. M. Bonaventura. S. Bump. C. Chau. T. Cowle, J. Row I.- C. Bjorklund. E. Bjorklund. J. Boldt. Row 2: P. Cahill. J. Carlson. S. Chau. Row 3: S. Craig. R. Crawford. J. Donatelle. Row 4: K. Elsen. D. Enerson. G. Erpelding. 47 Gresser. N. Gripentrog, G. Gromek. S. Hanke. J. Happe. J. Hardman. W. Hennen. K. Hwang. M. Ibarra. A. Jacobsen, J. Jarosz. J. Jaszewski. G. Jensen. M. Johnson. S. Karelson. T. | SOP HO MOKES Row I: T. Fagerlee. J. Fruth, T. Gallas. Row 2: K. Gazda. S. Giles. S. Good. Row 3: R. Goodsell. T. Goodsell. K. Gordon. Mathieu. D. Mattison. K. McNeil. C. Medin. S. Lindman. P. Lindskog. A. Top rowi J. Kepner. P. Kintcr. S. Klosterman. Row 2: K. Klotzbach. D. Koe$, A. Krebs. Row 3: R. Krueger. M. Labis-soniere. D. Lacey. Row 4: T. Lawrence. H. Le. N. Letourneau. Row 5.- J. Lloyd. M. Madden. J. Mancino. Row 6: C. Maxwell. S. McGinn. M. McMullen. sophomores I Neary, M. Nelson. K. Nowlan. P. Olander. J. Peterson. E. Peterson. T. Pibal. A. Roman. L. Schreiner. A. Schroeder. J. Seppa. J. Shaffer. P. Skeate. D. Skwarek. T. Slettemoen, K. 50 SOPHOMORES Stenbcrg, L. Sunde, E. Szymanski, D. Tan. S. Tessier. D. Thompson. D. Timmer. M. Tomas. P. Tran. P. Viciorine, P. Villella. D. Westacori. B. Williams. C. Wong. J. Wynn. D. H.SN33SIM Wk° FRESHMEN 54 I FRESHMEN REMEMBER . | nilUvl Jvll Asp. B. 'he Freshmen elected Nicky Saja as President of their class, Eric Cook as Vice-President. Bill Pawlyshyn as Secretary, and Steve Wasnick as Treasurer. Two events that Freshmen v participated in were Homecoming and Snow Daze. The chief advisor was Mr. Smith. Bakun. T. Blomster. J. Boschee. S. Bullock. J. Bump. C. Calguire. A. Carlson. M. Christenson. C. Cook. Eric Cowan. C. D'Agostino. S. Dang. Mai DeFilippis. J. Dennison. B. Drescher. P. Duane. N. Durand. J. Egeland, P. Ernst, B. Evans. A. Evans. D. Freund. C. Geiscl. C. Gonier. K. Grotans. P. Hagen, S. Hansen. E. Hansen. J. Hauser. M. Heidemann. D. Holmes. C. Holmes. D. Ibarra. E. Johnson. A. Johnson. B. Johnson. S. Kaczor. A. Karkoc. C. King. B. Krakau. J. 56 FRESHMEN Leppla. L. Lindgren. K. Lofgrcn. C. Loreno. T. Lundeen, K. McAllister. S. McPherson. B. Miskowic. T. Mlinar. A. Mrosla. N. Nelson. K. Nemetz. S. Olson. C. Paron. D. Pawlyshyn. B. Pisansky. A. Ramos. P. Rcasoner. B. Root. N. Ruas. M. Rupert. A. 57 FRESHMEN Saja. N. Schroeder. C. Schwaab. J. Scovil. B. Scully. C. Shannon. S. Sherwood. K. Skeate. B. Smalley. D. Snustad. E. Sroga. J. Storch. B. Sundlie. D. Tomas. M. Totten. N. Van Sloun. B. Van Vickie. C. Vescio. S. Wall. J. Wasnick. S. 58 . . FRESHMEN 60 STAFF BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sitting: Superintendent Arnold Ness, Chairman David Bordwell. and Student Representative Joe Orning. Standing: Vice-Treasurer Peter Cartwright. Vice-Clerk Lowell Thompson. Clerk Julia Bjorklund, Treasurer Kenneth Hiebel, and Vice-Chairman John DuRand. SUPERINTENDENT Cf SDIiOPIS Dr. Arnold W. Ness. Superintendent of Schools. Independent District 2S2 ST.. ANTHONY HIGH SI I I I t A. E. Rosinski. St. Anthony Village High School Principal 62 If You Were Marooned On A Small Deserted Island, Whom Would You Choose To Be With And Why? RON BERG — My wife Candace because she has been a friend and companion for the last twenty-seven years. She knows, understands, and puts up with my idiosyncrasies better than anyone else. ROGER BJORKLUND Led Zepplin because of their musical talents. PAM BORG — My third hour clothing class because we have a good time together. BARB BRANDNER — The Green Bay Packers so I'd feel right at home. JIM BULLOCK — My wife because she needs a’vacation. CLYDE BURLINGAME — Kristi Brinkley so we could practice some chemistry. 63 ED CLARK—The Dallas cowgirls because I love football. DAVE EVANS—Dolly Parton for two obvious reasons ... her intellect and her singing ability. DON DENNISON—My good friends from B lunch (all of whom are moderately obese). I would then adapt to the ways of the cannibal and have a perpetual pile of protein. SHIRLEY FLITTIE—Dina Dressier to help me keep my French up. TIM DOONAN—Robinson Crusoe, of course. You can't beat experience. JOE FRITZ—My second hour advanced composition class. MARK GAUTSCHI—Ross i, Rats for someone to intelligently converse with. CORLYCE GRANT—My children because they are the most precious things in my life. MIKE HART—No one because I am a grouch. 64 PHIL HAUBNER-A survival export to make sure I get back to civilization. WALTER HIRE—My dog Ticker because a dog is man's best friend. TOM HOIDEN-My wife. LEON HOULE—Palm because he is such a nerd he would figure a way to get off the island. MAURICE HUGILL-Corinna Hayden and Amy Volna because they could swim me to safety. But then with Corinna and Amy there, who would want to leavel ELLSWORTH LARSON-My calico cat Misty. KAREN LIESKE—Steve Martin so I could keep a sense of humor. DAVE MELBY—Dick Pearl so he could teach me how to use a sand wedge. ROLLIE NESHEIM-James Bond because he can get out of any situation. JOHN OPSATA—Amanda McBroom because with her voice she could keep me entertained forever. RITA PLOTNIK—Someone with the cooking ability of Julia Child, the conversational talent of George Will, and the adventuresome spirit of Jacques Cousteau. GARY PALM—Don Dennison because I would need something to feed the sharks. BOB PRUST—No onel I would rather be alone. d 1 DICK PEARL—Gary Palm (if there was a gold course) because he is fun to beat. PAUL REDLINGER — My wife because she is the one person who makes my life complete. TOM SANDBERG—Ronnie and Nancy because then at least they won't be in the DAVE SCHLIEF—Gerry Spiess because he White House. could build a boat and sail us away. 66 LLOYD SCHRUM-My wife. MALLY SMITH-lt had belter be my wife or I’m in big iroublel JAMES WILKE-My wife. BONNIE ZIMMER- Robert Redford so we could cook up some goodies. KRISTEN TRELLES—Somebody who knows RUTH WESTROM- Judy Druin. need you Spanish. ask why? GORDY ZIEBARTH-Baron Von Raschke because he looks like the type you could train to catch fish. Mr. Sandberg says. I keep my favorite politician next to my heart!” Hazel Wittman. Volunteer Coordinator Dr. Michael Blum. Mental Health Consultant Duane Googins. Director of Special Edu-cation Psychologist (above). Marsha McDaniel. Nurse (below). Lorraine Narog. Special Education Secretary (above) and Rita Holmes. Student Supervisor (below). Marv Denney. High School and Middle School Engineer Bob Kruse. Building and Grounds Director. Missing Custodians: Andy Ouien. Donald Fortune. Bob Ochu. Gregg Thomas. Carl LaBelle. Marion Rickett. and Lois Poland. High School Office Personnel Library Personnel: Jane Brodle. Mary Jarnot. and Joan Eclov. Peggy Gunderson. Administrative Assistant TIES Coordinator and Kim josephson. Finance Director Cafeteria Personnel Row I: Lorraine Olson. Fran Hime. Doris Gehrke. Helen Walseth. Row 1-. Peg Marks. Joan Kastner. Evelyn Reiling. Nancy Myhran. Lani Van Sloun. Evelyn Odland. Linda Ross. 69 t A M ho -Daze Crown AIL THE REST im mm BEST BUT WHEN PUT ACTIVITIES Top right: Sandy is crowned 1984 Homecoming Queen. Middle righti 1983 King Clem Stovall crowns Dick Gallagher. Left: The 1984 VHS Homecoming Royalty. Boys: Matthew Neary. Martin Hwang. Tristam Fagerlee. Richard Gallagher. Thomas Peterson. Patrick Fagerlee. Blake Wagner. Timothy Knox. Anthony Vescio. David Bratland. Girls: Amy Schreiner. Linda Stenberg. Gayle Jaszewski. Stacy Gromek. Jill Lloyd. Catherine Maxwell. Sandra Burch. Gretchen Anderson, Kristin Palm. Jill Fagerlee. Lisa Cabak. Amy Volna. 73 The bells bring the band to life. Why is Dick pouting? The domino effect. ABOVE: Time runs out on the Indians. BELOW: Paul comes to get the women. | Homecoming I Pepfest, Parade See Dicki see Jane. See the red car. See Dick and Jane in the red car. ABOVE: The juniors' instant” float takes first. BELOW: The senior float lives up to its name. ABOVE: Steph gets her just desserts. BELOW: Carla froths” at the mouth. Speech Team SPEECH TEAM The speech team ended a season of competition with six students advancing to regions and John Schmalzbauer qualifying for state where he placed third in extemporaneous speaking. Jean Schroeder. Jonathan Wong, and John Schmalzbauer also reached finals in National Forensic League competion. John Schmalzbauer wears the third-place medallion that he earned at the State Meet SPEECH TEAM. Row l Katie Gonier. Kelly Junger. Jean Schroeder. Joy Walker. Nancy Root. Lida Poletz. Sarah Good. Irene Wong. Barb Gcisel. Row 2: Paul Seppa. Christy Schroeder. Chad Bjorklund. Doug Smalley. Andy Volna. John Schmalzbauer. Peter Victorine. Jonathan Wong. Stephanie Shannon. Lea Bertelsen. Missing: Coaches Westrom and Hodgson. Spring Dance 77 Seniors Win First Place The Three Stooges” The freshmen are fighting again! In Snow Daze Competition The 1985 Snow Daze competition, beginning February 4 and ending February 9, was won by the seniors. The class of 1985 amassed their winning points for the top spot by placing first in Boys’ Broomball. Girls’ Broomball, the Food Drive, the Sign, and the Skit. The seniors and sophomores tied in the Flail Decoration competition. The sophomores won Nerd Day competition; the freshmen won the Attendance and Flawaiian Day competition. A Snow Ball capped the Snow Daze celebration. Above: The annual Snow Daze Hawaiian picture. Below: Indiana Knox begins his quest for the crown. Below: Snow Daze must have really blown Gretchen away. Right: The senior sign gets put together (again) just in time. 1985 Snow Daze Royalty. Sitting: Nicky Saja. Jill Lloyd. Corinna Hayden. Pam Stroom. Trina Villella. Lisa Fulton. Standing: Mark Hauser. Jason Rupert. John Jankowski. 1984 Royalty Betsy Johnson and Paul Klosterman crown Senior Represen tatives as winners of the 1985 Snow Daze Competition. Snow Ball ends the 1985 Snow Daze activities. 81 All's fair in war and blood (Todd Stilp). Blood | Drive I Sponsored by the Student Council, the annual Blood Drive was held April II. Committee in charge: Mr. Smith, advisor-. Kristin Palm, chairpersons and Council officers J. Orning, C. Maxwell. L. Cabak, L. Worts, and P. Klosterman. 104 donors registered. 18 were deferred. 86 units were collected. Jody is getting her good vibrations ! I knew I shouldn't have trusted Dr. Frankenstein. (Holly Johnson) 83 Mr. A. E. Rosinski. VHS principal, welcomes ihe par ents and students to the 1985 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony. Above: Parents and members of the National Honor Society enjoy a delicious Italian buffet before the induction ceremony April 23. Below: Dave Anderson introduces a new member of NHS. Mr. Dave Melby, NHS advisor, congratulates Corey Gordon, a new member. NEW SENIOR MEMBERS OF NHS. Sitting: Lisa Fulton. Laura Worts. Becky Wheeler. Angela Montury. Karen Zieper. Sheryl Hanke. Monika Boese. Standing: Mary Jo Yurek. Barb Geisel. Pat Fagerlee. Corey Gordon. Tony Vescio. Mark Labenski. Aaron Merwin. Kimmo Kuusimaki. National Honor Society NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS OF NHS. Sitting: Julie Loreno. Joy Walker. Greta Carlson. Stephanie Luciw. Irene Wong. Jane Walker. Standing: John McDaniel. Bill Kotrba. John Schmalzbauer. Paul Seppa. Laef Olson. Jason Rupert, Aaron Brasket, Tedd Stilp. 1984 MEMBERS. Sitting: Holly Johnson. Heather Lundgren. Lisa Christopherson. Pam Stroom. Dina Dressier. Dawn Olson. Standing: Kris Stauffer. Paul Narog. Dave Anderson. Lee Gordon. Dean Petrich. Pat Kennedy, and Bill Clemens. 85 ■■I Prom At Landmark Center Angela giggles at Marc's remark at the Grand March. Lisa. Aaron. Karen. Dorn, Bill, and Holly socialize at the Prom. Theme: One More Night When: April 21 Where: Landmark Center Band: KDWB Sound System Committee: T. Hagen. C. Hoffman. D. Saja. and S. Schmolze. Neal. Hoosh -o-matic vacuum cleaner salesman. Director Bjorklund watches as the Dixie Band performs. Donald Duck (Julie Lorcno) greets people in It’s a Small World. St. Anthony High School CONCERT BAND presents: This Is My Country 23rd ANNUAL--- —Pops Concert May 2, 3r 4 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8 p.m. High School Auditorium Roger Bjorklund Conductor c..1T7 sy?v ■v - r- r 4 A NX NX vNX v ■ .'rtL'ifc n J People from It’s a Small World. V JC Hazardous Chemicals Forum On May 8 a Hazardous Chemicals and Public Policy Forum was held, organized by Mr. Doonan. The purpose: to raise student awareness of the problem, it concluded class study on Hazardous Waste in Mr. Doonan's Social Studies classes. Participants: Robt. Dunn. Chmn. of Waste Mgr. Board; Paul Hoff. MPCA Information Officer; Ms. Thomas. Clean Water Action Group. Mr. Davis. Earth Protectors-. Mr. Cartwright, professional engineer. Discussion group led by Ms. Thomas. Clean Water Action Group. Mr. Robert Dunn. Chairman of the Waste Man- After the keynote address in the auditorium, social studies students broke up into agement Board, gave the keynote address. discussion groups, like this one in the library. Recognition Night: May 22 Principal A.E. Rosinski welcomes the senior honor students. Mr. Bordwell presents Holly Johnson with the Kiwanis scholarship. Mr. Hugill presents Dean Petrich with the Math Award. Steve Thompson is awarded the McReavy-Umversity of Minnesota scholarship. Dave Anderson receives the Kiwanis scholarship from Mr. Bordwell. Paul Narog and Holly Johnson gave the Welcome and Closing Remarks for Recognition Night 1985. Student Council advisor Mr. Smith presents Carla Maxwell with a Student Council Scholarship. Marsha Colianni of the St. Anthony Legion Auxiliary presents Ardis Heston with a schol arship. ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR presents SHOWTUNES ’85 O.D. TINGUM AUDITORIUM FRIDAY.MAY 17 .. _ M SATURDAY.MAY 10 !oO P.M 93 THC GUTNPlE THEATER PRESENTS DATE' MAY 1-3 TIME' liOO P.M TICKETS' UO.00 HiLor LEA £ MONIKA SAY GOOD-BYE We are Lea Bertelsen from Denmark (ASSE-American Scandinavian Student Exchange) and Monika Boese from Germany (YFU-Youth for Understanding). We want to thank our host families, the Wolfs and the Pibals. for their love and understanding and the teachers and kids from St. Anthony High School for letting us stay for one year at their school. We remember this year for its wonderful experiences although there were some hard times. It is fun to see people of a different culture live their everyday lives and it makes us feel good when they are willing to share themselves with us. When we return to our home countries, we will continue our studies at our home schools. We enjoyed our stay here a great deal and want to thank you all again. FARVEL! TSCHUS! CUESTICN WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU WILL MISS MOST ABOUT HIGH SCHOOL? TRACY BALKO: I think the thing I will miss most about high school is my friends and the work program class. BECKY WHEELER: The thing I will miss most is all of the fun times and good friends that I’ve made through the years! MARC BOLLENSEN: I will miss two certain juniors and one certain sophomore who are total maniacs and are the only people I know who can drive a Volkswagen up on the roof during 4th hour and not get caught.” COREY GORDON: The dances. MARK GRUNDMAYER: Goofing around in the graphics room and printing the Focus each week.” JIM ZUMWALT.- I would miss math very much. It helped me to realize that lim (aX:lil=7cd does not exist in the realm of numerical digits and that math is the essence of life in the world as we know it today, tomorrow, and yesteryear. MARK BJER-KEBEK: Hockey games. OUCSTiCN WHAT IS YOUR ADVICE TO UNDERCLASSMEN FOR BETTER HIGH SCHOOL YEARS?” MARY JO YUREK: Just go along with whatever anybody says, even if you know they’re wrong because then things will go easier for you.” JANICE BORYS: Stay cool and try to skip as much as possible without getting caught and have an everlasting party. DAVE ANDERSON: Never bring a live cow into Mr. Rosinski's office. TOM MC MULLEN: Forget about homework and have more fun. I did.” LAURA WORTS: Hang in there for as many years as you have left. Don’t loaf until your senior year. Then do it. Try to stay away from teachers who will give you finals. If you’re going to skip, do it tactfully.” DIANA SZYMANSKI: Get a jobl PAUL NAROG: The best advice to underclassmen is to continually stay active in many activities and strive to learn from them so that you can be a stronger person, and also not to allow peer pressure to bother you. A smile is worth a thousand words. KRIS KOSKI: My advice to underclassmen is not let the teachers and principal get you down. These are supposed to be the best years of your life so don’t let them go by without making it the best. Also graduate! QUESTION IF YOU COULD START HIGH SCHOOL OVER. WHAT WOULD YOU DO DIFFERENTLY? JOHN TOMAS: Not come. CHRIS VNAK: Build a bigger, louder, more powerful sound system than anyone in town at an earlier age. Listen to more heavy metal like Iron Maiden. Dio. Judas Priest. Oh yea, and crank those tunes to the limit.” REANA THIBODO.- I would work harder, study more, and be more active in school activities. PAT BLOCK: Do like my boss. Drop out. then go to VoTech and open up a shop like he did.” DALE AHRENS.- Take different classes, have more friends, and find more things to do.” LISA CHRISTOPHERSON I wouldn't worry so much about what other people thought of me, and just be myself instead of trying to do what I thought others would approve or disapprove of. LINH TRAN: If I could start high school over. I would study harder than I study now. I would like to enjoy the school activities just like others do, and if my English were better than now I would like to help other students who need help. MALA UGARGOL: I'd show up for school less often.” KAREN ZIEPER: If I could start high school over, I would make the same friends but only earlier so I would have many more great times like the ones I’ve had.” NIKKI ERPELDING: I would go to London and study abroad. DAN MATTISON: Be more outgoing, party more (although I did my share). 'QUESTION IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT SCHOOL, WHAT WOULD IT BE? PAM STROOM: Less homeworkl” LORI WILSON: Better classmates, more social talk, change the school hours. ORGANIZATIONS 100 Student Council To the right: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Sitting: Laura Worts, Secretary} Carla Maxwell. President. Standing: Joe Orning, School Board Representative} Paul Klosterman, Treasurer. Missing: Lisa Cabak, Vice President. Below: STUDENT COUNCIL. Row I: Jody Wicks, Kelly Volkmann. Laura Worts, Carla Maxwell. Christine Hoffman. Kim Bengston. Row 2: Gretchen Anderson. Dianna Saja, Tara Hagen. Joyne Grow, Stephanie Schmolze. Diane Thompson. Kristin Palm. Jill Fagerlee. Row 3: Aaron Brasket, Paul Klosterman. Joe Orning. Dean Petrich, Lee Gordon. Paul Narog. Neal LeTourneau. Missing: Advisor Mr. Smith. 102 1 .% ■ ■ p51 Kimrno Kuusimaki. APS student from Finland NAME: Kimmo Kuusimaki BIRTHPLACE: Pori, Suomi. Finland HOST FAMILY: George and Helen Peterson LAST GOOD MOVIE I SAW: Beverly Hills Cop FAVORITE BOOKS: Mysteries REALLY GREAT EVENING FOR ME IS: Sailing on the sea ocean, eating snacks, and watching the sun go doen DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SCHOOLS HERE AND SCHOOLS IN FINLAND: Schools in the USA provide much more sports and other non-academic subjects. I also want to thank all of the people in St. Anthony High School. I had a great yearl” APS CLUB. Row I-. Jane Walker, Taaron Nelson. -Monika Boese. Kimmo Kuusimaki. Colleen Geisel. Sarah Good. Row 2. Advisor TreBes. Pat Drescher. Bekah Eid. Patrick Kennedy. Tedd Stilp. Ann Wolok. Jody Sroga. Katie Gonier. 103 Debate Goes To State DfcBATfc. Above. Row I: Paul Seppa. Laef Olson. Coach Wesirom. Paul Narog. John Schmalzbauer. Row 2-. Stephanie Shannon. Christy Schroeder. Joe Wall. Jacques DuRand. Bob Skeate. Anne Rupert. Nancy Root. Ardy Heston. Doug Smalley. Jonathan Wong. Row 3: Steve Watkins. Joe Johnsen. Barbie Heston. Below- John and Paul check their notes. DEBATE. I9S4 — More debaters than ever before. Top honors at Round Robins for Nancy and Anne. Novices triumphed at Duluth and South. John and Paul were awesome at Blake. And the final coup — undefeated at sections With a berth at State A terrific year for St. Anthony debate. 104 | Math [ MATH LEAGUE. Silling: Jeremy Kepncr. Pam Slroom. Jeanne Happe, Paul Seppa. Standing: Mr. Hugill (advisor). Jason Rupert. Kris Stauffer. Dean Petrich. Lee Gordon. Aaron Braskct. Missing. D. Anderson. J. Happe. K. Gordon. J. Schroeder. The St. Anthony Village High School Math League team, coached by Mr. Hugill, attended the State Math League tournament March 26 at Brooklyn Center High School. The St. Anthony team won the right to attend the state meet by winning 1st place in the Tri-Metro Division with a total score of 194. State Meet Team members included Petrich, Gordon, Stauffer. Wong, Kennedy, Kepner. Seppa, and Happe. St. Anthony earned 7th place with 47 points. Dean Petrich tied for 4th at the State Meet. State Math League Meet points.- St. Paul Academy 65. St. Louis Park 64, Hibbing 60. Southwest 58. Apple Valley 53. North St. Paul Tartan 48. ST. ANTHONY 47. Duluth East 35. St. Charles. MN. 17, Willow River 16. | Quiz | | Bowl | QUIZ BOWL. Sitting. John Schmalzbauer. Holly Johnson. Irene Wong. Aaron Merwin. Standing: Laef Olson. Pat Kennedy. Dean Petrich. Lee Gordon. Missing: Mr. Doonan. advisor. Record: 2 wins. 5 losses: 4th in 6 teams. Letterwinners Club LETTERWINNERS. Row I; Amy Volna. Janice Borys. Lisa Fulton. Gretchen Anderson. Greta Carlson. Robin Pulscher. Veronica Rafferty. Row 2: Ann Romani. Rekah Eid. Diane Thompson. Deborah Wynn. Tara Hagen. Catherine Maxwell. Barb Westacott. Wendy Hardman. Ann Lindskog. Row 3; Pat Fagerlee. Chris Ashbach. Cory Gordon. John Tomas. Kurt Dawson. Tedd Snip. Paul Loughlln. Dave Bratland. Paul Klosterman. Steve Thompson. Row 4: Dean Petrich. Patrick Kennedy. Andy Bruemmer. Tim Helm. Warren Ludford. Tom Wynn. Aaron Brasket, John McDaniel. Jim Zumwalt. John Jankowski. Tim Knox. Lighting Crew, Library Aides | LIGHTING CREW. Neal LeTourncau. Marc Bollenscn. Advisor Mr. Wilke. Paul Seppa, Bill ICotrba. LIBRARY AIDES. Mike Heideman. Mary Jo Yurek. Kathyn HIMftrom. Kai Hauglid. VARSITY CHOIR. Row I: Kim Sherwood, Nicky Saja. Libby Peterson. Nicole Gresser, Jill Lloyd. Nancy Root. Diana Thompson. Julie Hanke. Amy Krebs. Colleen Geisel. Katie Gonier. Sarah Good. Audra Ibarra. Row 2-. Stephanie Shannon. Cheryl Holmes. Denise Tessier. Caroline Freund. Christine Schroeder. Barb Reasoner. Kathy Nelson. Chris Lindgren. Missy McMullen. Michele Anundson. Shannon Hagen, Andrea Mlinar. Row 3.- Tom Loreno, Shawn Craig. Tony Calguire. Brad Scovil. Joey DeFilippis. Bob Skeatc, David Skeate. Missingt Director Opsata. Varsity Choir MADRIGALS MADRIGALS. Silling. Sandy Burch. Kris Stauffer. Eva LaValley. Jason Rupert. Barb Doll. Laef Olson. Standingr Chris Villdla, Wendy Hardman. Mike Horan. Lisa Christopherson. Aaron Merwin. Barb Westacott. Missing: Director Opsata. POP SINGERS POP SINGER. Kneeling: Mike Horan. Chris Vilefla. Jon Tomas. Corey Gordon. Kris Stauffer. Laef Olson. Aaron Merwin. Jason Rupert. John Jankowski. Jim Zumwalt. Standing: Becky Wheeler. Ten Draves, Ginger Johnson. Lisa Christopherson. Holly Johnson. Margaret Dowdle. Dawn Olson. Eva LaValley. Sandy Burch. Missing: Director Opsata. CONCERT CHOIR. Row I: Eva LaValley. Holly Johnson. Lisa Christopher-son. Diana Saja, Barb Doll. Teri Draves, Nikki Erpelding. Nancy Neus. Ginger Johnson. Gina Palm. Janet Westlund, Crystal Lucas. Jean Schroeder. Ann Romani. Catherine Maxwell. Row 2: Chris Hoffman. Lea Bertelson, Stephanie Schmolze. Veronica Rafferty. Wendy Hardman, Julie Caldwell, Dawn Olson, Becky Wheeler, Sandy Burch, Judy Setzler. Dawn Jackson, Margaret Dowdle. Barb Westacott. Row 3: Rod Krueger. Jon Tomas. Joe Fruth, John McDaniel. Corey Gordon, Jim Zumwalt, Chris Villella. Aaron Merwin, Aaron Brasket. Laef Olson. Row 4: Todd DeFilip-pis. Pat Kennedy. John Jankowski. Warren Ludford, Tim Knox, Andy Bruemmer. Jason Rupert, Kris Stauffer. Brent Floren, Chris Vnak. Mike Horan. Missing: Director Opsata. Concert Choir o ONE-ACT PLAY VHS placed Third (alternates for State Contest) at the District ISA One-Act Play Contest held January 26 here at St. Anthony. Save Me a Place at Forest Lawn.” the one-act play, portrayed two lonely old ladies (Heather Lundgren as Gertrude and Dawn Olson as Clara) clinging desperately to a friendship and really examining what remains for them in life (planning their funerals). Director was Mr. Fritz. Left. CLARA. I’ve reserved a spot in Forest Lawn! Left. CLARA. Crcamation is old-fashionedl” Above: Heather Lundgren as Gertrude. Left. GERTRUDE. Well, if you want something pleasant, then let’s have silence. Above: Dawn Olson as Clara. Ill Concert Band CONCERT BAND. Row I: Karen Zieper, Joy Walker, Lisa Christopherson, Heather Lundgren, Kris Gordon, Sandy Burch, Corinna Hayden, Ann Gabler, Julie Loreno. Ann Rupert, Holly Johnson. Row 2: Cindy Peters, Robin Pulscher. Ann Lindskog, Anita Teigen. Jane Walker, Stacy Gromek, Mary Jo Yurek, Sue Peterson, Amy Schreiner. Mike Braunwarth, Pam Lindman, Bill Wachenheim, Kurt Dawson. Lisa Fulton, Stephanie Luciw, Sheryl Hanke, Ann Pibal. Row 3: Kris Stauffer. Linda Stenberg, Julie Donatelle, Chad Bjorklund, Nancy Root, Kari Slettemoen, Jody Wicks, Bekah Eid. Chris Vnak, Laura Worts, Dave Anderson, Paul Narog, Steve Panning, Kathy Klotzbach, Scott Johnson. Charles Marks, Neal Letour-neau, Bill Kotrba. Barb Westacott. Greg Tobias, Pam Stroom. Row 4s Eva LaValley, Barb Doll, Steve Medin. John McDaniel, Aaron Merwin, Laurel Wiley, Paul Klosterman, Jim Loreno. Rod Krueger, Paul Jasinski, Rod Martin. Peter Victorine, Laef Olson, John Schmalzbauer, Peter Shaffer, Lee Gordon. Ginger Johnson. Eric Bjorklund, Jason Rupert. Director Bjorklund. Dean Petrich. JAZZ BAND. Al piano: Barb Doll. Row I: Neal Letourneau. Bill Kotrba. Pam Stroom. Greg Tobias. Kurt Dawson. Lisa Christopherson. Row 2: Sieve Medin. Brent Floren. Kris Stauffer, Lee Gordon. Peter Shaffer. John Schmalzbauer. Jason Rupert. Row 3: Paul Narog. Chris Vnak. Bekah Eid. Dave Anderson. Missing: Director Bjorklund. Below.- The MARCHING BAND performs In the Homecoming Parade. Jazz, Marching Bands 114 Varsity Band FLUTE.- Wendy Hardman. Gayle Jaszewski. Kathy Nelson. Gretchen Anderson. Irene Wong. Gayle Gripentrog. Evy Ibarra. Kathy Elsen. Lisa Leppla. Lynn Peleske. Carolyn Christenson. CLARINET: Tia Karclson. Jeanne Happe. Jean Schroeder. Jeremy Kepner. Diana Thompson. Theresa Bakun. Christine Bump, Angela Montury. Ann Johnson. Kim Bengston. Kristi Nelson. BASS CLARINETr Courtney McNeill. Amy Pisansky. ALTO SAX: Julie Donatelle. Carrie Bump. Beth Van Skxm. Bill Pawlyshyn. Crystal Lucas, Nicole Saja. Carolyn Lofgren. TENOR SAX: Sue Bonaventura. TROMBONE: Kathy Mattison. Doug Anderson. Steve Wasnick. TRUMPET: Shannon Noe. Jean Schwaab. Christine Hoffman. Jody Sroga. Scott Klosterman. Chris Olson. Joey Wall. Jon Bullock. David Hilliard. Matt Ruas. Becky Dennison. Erick Cook. BARITONE: Steve Panning. TUBA: Rodney Krueger. Jon Wong. Joel Seppa. PERCUSSION: Laura Wiley. Jim Loreno. Anne Boyle. Health Awareness HEALTH AWARENESS. Bottom row James Malrick. Anne Boyle. Jill Lloyd. Missy McMullen. Michele Anundson. Mike Jensen. Dan Koes. Row Dan Welsh. Robert Goodsell. John dander. Tom Goodsell. Kirk Hennen. Advisor Mrs. Freeman. Row 3. Mike Timmerman. Sean Giles. John Cowlc. Lee Gustafson. Dave Hilliard. Science Club SCIENCE CLUB. In front: Kirk Hennen. Paul Jasinski. Matt Bordwcll. Back row: Laef Olson. Paul Seppa. John Schmalzbauer. Dan Welsh. Advisor Mr. Larson. Dan Koes. David Hilliard. French Club FRENCH CLUB. Row I: Mala Ugargol, Sandy Johnson, Sheryl Hanke. Heather Lundgren. Mary Jo Yurek, Dina Dressier. Barb Heston. Becky Wheeler, Jonathan Wong. Row 2: Jody Sroga, Cheryl Holmes, Joan Hansen, Marguerite Cowle. Joanne Happe. Dana Junger. Irene Wong, Mai Dang. Stephanie Shannon. Evy Ibarra. Row 3: Advisor Ms. Flittie, Tim Pekarek. Kim Sherwood. Nicki Duane. Shana Boschee, Mark Thomas, Steve Wasnick, David Enerson. Joe Wall, Anne Rupert. Chris Olson, Diana Evans, Lisa Leppla. Villagettes VILLAGETTES. Above Row h Shelene Skillings. Joan Hansen. Row 2: Kristine Gordon, Sheryl Hanke. Jennifer Boldt. Nancy Johnson. Row 3: Sandra Burch. Colleen Olsen. Pam Lindman. Heather Lundgren. To the left: Principal Rosinski announces the Villagettes' performance at the Snow Daze Pep Fest and Coronation. 117 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Left to right: Ann Romani. Julie Donatelle. Kris Donatellei Gayle Jaszewskii Christine Bump. Stacy Gromek. Jill Lloyd; Carrie Bump. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. Nicky Saja. Catherine Maxwell. Kim Bengtson. Courtney McNeil. Dianne Saja. Shannon McGinn. 118 8 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row l Nicole Saja, Julie Donatelle. Carrie Bump. Becky Dennison. Row 2-. Gayle Jaszewski. Christine Bump. Courtney McNeil. Catherine Maxwell. Cheerleaders Below: A” FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. (Top) Kitty Hart, (left) Tcri Draves. Stephanie Schmolze. To the righti HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS. Bottom to top: Karen Zieper. Jill Fagerlee. Kitty Hart, Stephanie Schmolze. Teri Draves. 119 Laef Olson and Irene Wong discuss .1 caption for a yearbook picture. Right Aaron Merwin. a senior member of the yearbook staff, designs a page Below left Libby Peterson draws a layout Below right Neal Letourneau examines yearbook negs. Villager Staff Left Kane Gomer. Tracey Bakun, and Colleen Geisel identify students on club and organization pictures. Above Kiinino Kuusunaki snaps a picture of a senior and his sweat Above Paul Jasinski seems to enioy his photography assignment, shirt. Below Barb Geisel. senior, is one of the chief indexers for the Below Becky Wheeler, a senior, takes a minute break from her Villager yearbook work. Villager Staff ATHLETICS Volleyball Most Valuable Athlete-Laura Worts, All Conference-Laura Worts. Diane Thompson, Conference Honorable Mention-Janice Borys, Lynne Peleske, All State Honorable Mention-Laura Worts, Laura Worts set a school record by playing in 233 games for VHS, Team Co-captains-Janice Borys and Laura Worts. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Row l Wendy Hardman. Ann Gabler. Claudia Herrera. Ann Romani. Crystal Lucas. Shannon Noe. Diana Thompson. Linda Stcnberg. Row 2-. Asst. Coach Rudzitis. Mary Jo Yurek. Pam Stroom. Janice Borys. Laura Worts, Lynne Peleske, Karin Svac. Barb Doll. Amy Schreiner. Coach Houle. B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL. Row li Stacey Gromek. Linda Stenberg. Jill Lloyd. Ann Pibal. Julie Hanke. Row 2i Coach Rudzitis. Amy Schreiner. Suzanne Bonaventura. Wendy Hardman. Denise Tessier. Monika Bocse. Coach Houle. Opponent VHS Grace Lost Cannon F. Lost Humboldt Lost Concordia Lost B. Center Won Henry Won Roosevelt Lost Blake Won St.Bor Lost Mahtomedi Lost Centennial Won Concordia Lost B. Center Won Harding Lost Woodbury Won Irondale Won S.St.Paul Lost St.Agnes Won Minnehaha Won Ben ilde Won Farmington Won P.Lake Won St.Croix Won Concordia Lost Mahtomedi Won Girls’ Tennis TO THE RIGHT: Girls' Tennis. Tia Karelson. Stephanie Luciw. Kris Donatelle. Missing: Robin Pulscher. For the first time, the VHS Girls' Tennis Team combined with the Spring Lake Park tennis team. The St. Anthony tennis team practiced at Spring Lake Park every day after school coached by Pam O’Rourke (Varsity Squad) and Jill Johnson ( B” Squad). Robin Pulscher from VHS was co-captain of the Varsity Team. Cross Country Like the girls’ tennis team, the VHS cross country participants combined with Spring Lake Park. Coached by Myron Anderson and Don Fineran. the SLP-ST.A team had a girls' season record of 31-55 with 7th in Conference and llth in Regions and a boys’ record of 38-60 with 8th in Conference and 9th in Regions. Letterwinners for VHS were Julie Loreno and Dean Petrich. TO THE RIGHT: Cross Country. Dean Petrich. Libby Peterson. Julie Loreno. Football FOOTBALL. Row I: Mike Madden. Scott Klosterman. Paul Tomas. Tristam Fagerlee. John Cowle. Dan Welsh. Mike Jenson. Reggie Crawford. Jim Schwaab. Row 2: John McDaniel. Tim Helm. Paul Tombarge. Matt Neary. Warren Ludford. Chris Ashbach. John Studt. Tom Peterson. Aaron Brasket. Row 3: Joe Orning. Tom Wynn. Kurt Dawson. Steve Thompson. John Kripotos. Andy Bruemmer. Tim Knox. Paul Klosterman. Jim Zumwall. Craig Antczak. Bill Clemens. Pat Fagerlee. Missing: Coaches Nesheim. Paulus. Opsata. VHS OPPONENT 22 8 DeLaSalle 0 19 Blake 7 IS Mahtomedi 0 33 Centennial 13 21 B. C. 21 17 Minn. Falls 0 31 Farmington 0 29 Cannon Falls Most Valuable Athlete=Pat Fagerlee All Conference3 Joe Orning Honorable Mention “Tim Knox. Pat Fagerlee. Kurt Dawson. Coach Nesheim: The I9S4 Huskies won two games while losing six. This year's squad was handicapped by a lack of size, but showed great spirit and gave a good account of themselves. Girls’ Swimming GIRLS' SWIMMING. Row h Sarah Good. Nikki Erpelding, Amy Volna. Shelly Sentyrz. Sandy Egeland. Katie Gonier. Row 2: Bckah Eid. Lisette Hayden. Corinna Hayden. Gretchen Anderson. Andrea Hauser. Amy Krebs. Terah Miller, Jody Sroga. Barb Westacott. Row 3: Diving Coach McAllister, Veronica Rafferty. Lisa Fulton. Amy Pisansky. Tracy Bakun. Coach Berg. Most Valuable Athlete-Amy Volna All State-Amy Volna. Corinna Hayden. Shelly Sentyrz. Nikki Erpelding Coach Berg: This was our 4th consecutive year in the top ten and 3rd in the top five at the State Meet so we have to be satisfied with our results. We were undefeated in our dual meet season as well. Amy Volna was a State Champion for the 3rd year in the ICO yd. freestyle and 2nd year in the 200 yd. freestyle. Both times will probably win her All American Letters. Diver Bckah Eid scored the first VHS points ever in diving at the Stale Meet. Girl Swimmers who went to State-. Amy Pisansky. Nikki Erpelding. Bckah Eidi Veronica Rafferty. Amy Volna. and Shelly Sentyrz. Missing: Kris Lindgren. Girls’ Basketball GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY. Kneeling: Julie Loreno. Laurel Wiley. Gina Palm. Trisha Kelly. Greta Carlson. Dawn Jackson. Stephanie Luciw. Standing: Coach Lindberg. Lynn Peleske. Karin Svac. Veronica Rafferty. Laura Worts. Janice Borys. Mary Jo Yurek. Bekah Eid. Debbie O'Brien. Asst. Coach Sandberg. B” SQUAD BASKETBALL. Evy Ibarra. Nancy Root. Suzanne Bonaventura. Diana Thompson. Shannon Noe. Audra Ibarra. Coach Sandberg. The girls' basketball team struggled through a lough schedule in which half of their games were played against top-rated teams in the state. The Huskies were led by three seniors: Laura Worts. Tricia Kelly, and Mary Jo Yurek. ALL CONFERENCE: L. Worts HONORABLE MENTION: M.J. Yurek. L. Peleske MOST VALUABLE: L. Worts BEST TEAM SPIRIT: T. Kelly MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: L. Wiley BEST HUSTLE: B. Eid BEST OFFENSE: L. Worts BEST DEFENSE. B. Eid Hockey VARSITY HOCKEY (above). Row li S. Boyce. T. Fagerlee. T. Mercil. J. Studt. M. LaMere. K. Hennen, E. Cook. M. Bjerkebek. Row 2: S. Klosterman. M. Bordwell. T. Peterson. P. Baker. A. Brasket. P. Klosterman. J. Sandford. Row 3.- Coach DeKanick, K. Dawson. T. Helm. B. Floren. M. Peters. T. Vescio. P. Loughlin. P. Fagerlee. Asst. Coach Kulenkamp. JR. VARSITY (below). Kneeling: Hilliard. Mancino. Cook. Tomas. McCoy. Hauser. LaMere. Hennen. Standing: Coach Kulenkamp. Good sell. Brinda. Olander. Boyce. Klosterman. Peterson, Sandford. Bjerkebek. The Huskie Icemen had a successful season with an overall record of II wins. 9 losses, and I tie. The Huskies were led by their captains Pat Fagerlee. Tony Vescio. and Paul Loughlin. who showed excellent leadership throughout the season. Highlights of the season was finishing 2nd in the SPA Invitational. All Conference selection was Pat Fagerlee and the Most Valuable players were Tony Vescio and Pat Fagerlee. Boys’ Basketball BOYS' BASKETBALL. Sitting: Tim Hess. Dorn Nelson. Chris Villclla. Pat Duane. Steve Thompson. Kneeling: Reggie Crawford. Dan Mattison. Andy Cooper. Joel Bofferding. Nick Hauser. Jeff Gervais. Standing: Mark Labenski. Andy Bruemmer. Mark Schreiner. Dave Bratland. Chris Kuhlniann. Coach Gautschi. Below.- All Conference Mark Labenski. Andy Bruemmer. Mark Schreiner and Honorable Mention Chris Kuhlmann and David Bratland. 1984-1985 BOYS’ BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS - Mark Labenski. Dave Bratland MVP • Mark Labenski MR. HUSTLE” - Chris Kuhlmann CONFERENCE RECORD QO TRI-METRO CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS OVERALL RECORD 14-7 ALL CONFERENCE: Mark Labenski. Andy Bruemmer. Mark Schreiner HONORABLE MENTION: Dave Bratland. Chris Kuhl mann Boys’ Swimming BOYS' SWIMMING. Row h Asst. Coach Rob McAllister. Mike Braunworth. Matt Lundgren. Ted Braunworth. Pat Kennedy, Asst. Coach Killpatrick. Row 2: Dan Egeland. Tim Knox. Andrew Volna. Blake Wagner. Jody Sroga. Amy Krebs. Coach Berg. Below: State Participants Dan Egeiand. Tim Knox, and Andrew Volna. Co-Captains - Dan Egeland. Blake Wagner Dual Meets 3-7 2nd Place in Region 5 5th Place at State STATE RECORDS: 4th in 200 Medley Relay - Tim Knox. Dan Egeland. BlakeWagner. Andrew Volna 7th in 200 Free Style - Dan Egeland 6th in 200 Ind. Medley - Tim Knox 17th in 500 Free Style - Mike Braunworth 4th in 100 Backstroke - Blake Wagner 5th in 100 Backstroke - Tim Knox 2nd in 100 Breaststroke - Dan Egeland Highest State Finish EVER for Boys' Swimming! Gymnastics GYMNASTICS. Front row: Carla Maxwell. Trina Villella. Row 2: Lisa Leppla. Kathy Rafferty. Anne Lindskog. Row 3: Coach Grant. Asst. Coach Walker. Jody Wicks, Dianne Saja. Ann Romani. Catherine Maxwell. Nicky Saja. Becky Dennison, Barb Westacott. Asst. Coach Hartman. Below: Co-captain Carla Maxwell. CAPTAINS - Carla Maxwell. Trina Villella STATE PARTICIPANT - Jody Wicks MOST VALUABLE - Jody Wicks ALL CONFERENCE - Trina Villella. Jody Wicks HONORABLE MENTION - Carla Maxwell. Anne Lindskog 2nd in Tri-Metro Conference 2nd in Regions at St. Peter 3rd at Rosemount 1st at Fridley Anoka Boys' Tennis The boys’ tennis team combined with Spring Lake Park under the coaching of Don Wojciechowski. Members of the VHS tennis players are Todd Mercil, Paul Narog, Lee Gordon, Doug Anderson, Dean Paron. 1984 State Golf Champion in Class A. Dave Bratland lines up a putt. Dave gets ready to tee off. B SQUAD GOLF. Kneeling: Tom Loreno. Nathan Mrosla. Sam D’Agostion. Standing: Jeff Hansen. Bill McPherson. Joe DeFilippis. Eric Hansen. Coach Melby. Golf Team GOLF Team captain — Dave Bratland Numbers are up� 34 boys (7-12) out for golf. Outlook for 1985 season, according to Coach Pearl: Inexperienced team — only three regulars from last year. Dave Bratland is the defending State Champion.” VARSITY GOLF. Front row: Mike Madden. Dennis Szymanski. Ted Allguire. Mike Schiena. Mike LaMere. Back row: Coach Pearl. Eric Evans. Andy Cooper. Dave Bratland. Chris Kuhlman. Mark Schreiner. 133 Baseball BASEBALL Team Captains: Andy Bruemmer. Paul Loughlin Outlook for 1985 season, according to Coach Palm: Pitching and catching will be very strong. The team is young with only two seniors starting. We should be tough by tournament time. B Squad Baseball. Kneeling: J. Mancino. John Cowle. Eric Bjorklund. Jeff Gervais. Tristam Fagerlee. Eric Cook. Standing: Brad Scovll, Sean McAllister. Marc Hauser. Russell Orning. Brooks West. Coach Opsata. VARSITY BASEBALL. Kneeling: Coach Palm. Tim Hess. Aaron Brasket. Pat Duane. Joe Jarosz, Bill Clemens. Standing: Nick Hauser. Kurt Dawson, Scott Klosterman. Jeff Blomster. Andy Bruemmer. Mike Peters. Paul Loughlin. 134 Wrestling WRESTLING. Sitting: Mike Schiena. Pat Egeland. Brent Johnson. Sophalay Tan. Warren Ludford. Paul Tomas. Kneeling: Tom Loreno. Andrew Evans. Pat Cahill. Ted Stilp. Mike Jensen. Standing: John Tomas. John Jankowski. Tom McMullen. John McDaniel. Chris Ashbach. Corey Gordon. Missing: Coach Opsata. Below: All Conference John Tomas and Tom McMullen and Honorable Mention Chris Ashbach. Varsity Record IO-2 2nd Sub-Region 7A 2nd Metro Conference Junior Varsity 8-4-1 ALL CONFERENCE: Tom McMullen. John Tomas. Paul Tomas HONORABLE MENTION: Chris Ashbach. Brent Johnson INDIVIDUAL AWARDS: Tom McMullen-Captain-Sub Region Region Champion. State Entrant, Season Record 27-2. Career Record 91-27-1. M.V.P. John Tomas-Captain-Region 4th Place-Season Record 23-6, Career Record 67-38-1 Coaches Award Pat Egeland- Most Improved John McDaniel-Fastest Pin 019 135 Softball SOFTBALL Team's Captains — Laura Worts fc Janice Borys Coach Bullock.- We are young — three seniors on the team. Plan to be near top of the conference when the season ends. Comments on '84 season: Took 3rd in Conference All-Conference: Yvonne Beaubien. Laura Worts. Paula Worts Honorable Mention.-Becky Brown. Teri Draves Most Valuable: Paula Worts B Squad Softball. Kneeling: Kari Slettemoen, Jill Lloyd. Linda Stenberg. Audra Ibarra. Shari Ellson. Standing: Sue Bonaventura. Shannon Noe. Diana Thompson. Gina Palm. Kelli Volkmann. Missing: Coach Kulenkanip. VARSITY SOFTBALL. Kneeling: Kari Slettemoen. Barb Geiscl. Claudia Herrara. Denise Tessier. Lynne Peleske. Kris Blum. Standing: Bekah Eid. Karin Svac. Laura Worts. Janice Borys. Kathy Klotzbach. Crystal Lucas. Coach Bullock. Track BOYS' TRACK. Row I: Blake Rcimer. Hrytz Polctz. Stanley Rockwood. Kyle Steiner. Robert Little. Tom Lindgren. Chris Bailey. John Krakau. Bob Skeate. Row 2: Chris Holmes. Eric Lindman. Mike Cowan. Chris Cowan, Jay Pibal. Tory Olson. Jon Jensen. Jason Welsh. Mike York. Andrew Evans. Dan Sundlie. Peter Shaffer. Top row: Paul Tombarge. Mike Braunwarth. Tim Helm. Aaron Merwm. Bill King. Matt Lundgrcn. Dave Anderson. Mark Grundmayer. Corey Gordon. Dean Petrich. Chad Bjorklund. Laef Olson. Jim Schwaab. Missing: Coach Paulua and Asst. Coach Sandberg. GIRLS' TRACK. Sitting: Greta Carlson. Kris Donatello. Julie Loreno. Ann Lindskog. Ann Pibal. Libby Peterson. Carri Steele. Kneeling: Erica Bonde. Jody Stroga. Evy Ibarra. Shelly Sentrys. Kris Gordon. Bridget LaForce. Lindsay Williams. Sandi Egeland. Monica Cooney. Standing: Jody Wicks. Stephanie Luciw. Becky Dennison. Pam Stroom. Mary Jo Yurek. Nikki Erpelding. Debbie Wynn. Pam Lindman. Barb Westacott. Aileen Hwang. Missing: Coach Paulus and Asst. Coach Berg. VHS 1985 Index — A — Ahrens, Dale (12) II Allguire. Margo (12) II, 98 Allguire, Ted (12) II. 37. 135 Anderson, David (12) 9, II. 27, 32. 77. 84. 85. 99. 112. 113. 137, 91 Anderson. Doug (9) 55, 114. 132 Anderson. Gretchen (12) 6, 8. II. 30. 37. 73. 74. 79. 99. 102. 106. 114. 126. 127 Antczak, Craig (12) II. 32. 125 Anton. Dave (II) 7. 39. 90 Anundson. Michele (10) 47, 108, 115 Ashbach. Christopher (10) 47, 53. 106. 125, 133. 92 Asp. Becky (9) 6. 55 — B — Baker. Patrick (II) 39. 128. 139 Bakun. Theresa (9) 55. 78. 114. 121. 126 Balko. Tracy (12) II. 32 Beaubien, Kevin (II) 5. 39 Beaulieu. David (12) 9. II. 36 Bengtson. Kim (II) 39. 94, 102. 114. 118. 92. 93 Bergman. Theresa (10) 4, 47 Bertelsen. Lea (12) 25. 76. 97. HO. 92. 93 Bishop. Kathleen (12) 12 Bitar. Mike (10) 7. 47 Bjerkebek. Mark (12) 12. 29. 128 Bjorklund. Chad (10) 47. 76. 112. 137 Bjorklund. Eric (10) 47. 53. 112. 134 Block, Patrick (12) 12. 37 Blomster. Jeff (9) 55. 134 Blum. Kris (II) 39. 78. 79. 136 Boese. Monika (12) 37. 74. 85. 103. 123. 97 Bofferding. Joel (12) 5. 12. 79. 129 Boldt. Jennifer (10) 47. 53. 117. 79. 88. 89 Bollensen. Marc (12) 12. 36. 77. 79. 98, 106. 86 Bonaventura. Suzanne (10) 47. 53, 77. 78. 114, 121. 123. 136 Bordwell. Lisa (II) 7. 39 Bordwell, Matt (II) 9, 39. 80. 115, 128 Borys, Janice (12) 4, 8. 12. 30. 35. 36. 78. 106. 123, 127. 136. 86. 88. 139 Boschee, Shana (9) 55, 116 Boskovich. Mike (12) 12, 98 Boyce, Shawn (II) 6. 9. 39. 79. 128 Boyle. Anne (II) 9. 39. 114. 115 Brasket. Aaron (II) 4. 38. 39. 85. 102. 105. 106. 125. 134. 92 Bratland. Dave (12) 6. 8. 13. 36. 73. 106. 129. 132. 135, 138. 90 Braunwarth. Mike (II) 8. 39. 112. 130. 137 Brinda, Mike (12) 13. 31. 37. 75. 128. 86 Bruemmer. Andy (12) 13. 34. 36. 106. NO. 125. 129. 134. 92 Bullock. Jon (9) 55. 114 Bump. Carrie (9) 55. 101. 114. 118. 119 Bump. Christine (10) 47. 77. 101. 114, 118. 119 Burch. Sandy (12) 8. 13. 33. 34. 37. 73. 74. 75. 78. 79. 80. 109. HO. 112. 117. 88. 92 Butterfield. Rick (12) 13. 98 — C — Cabak. Lisa (12) 8. 13. 26. 34. 37. 73. 74 Cahill. Patrick (10) 47. 52. 78. 133 Caldwell. Julie (12) 5, 13. 30. 98. HO. 92 Calguire, Tony (9) 55, 108 Carlson. Greta (II) 6. 39. 84. 85. 94. 106. 137. 89 Carlson, Johna (10) 47. 97 Carlson. Mike (9) 5, 55, 97 Catarrinho, Jorge (12) 13, 33. 36 Chau. Thyna (10) 47 Chau. Sothaniith (10) 52 Chinquist. Christine (12) 14. 32 Christen. Rosanna (12) 33, 36 Christenson. Carolyn (9) 55, 114 Christopherson. Lisa (12) 14. 32. 35. 37. 80. 85. 95. 99. 101. 109. 110. 112. 113. 87. 92 Clemens. Bill (12) 14. 26. 32. 36. 85. 99. 125. 134. 87 Cook. Eric (9) 55. 114. 128. 134 Cooper. Andy (II) 39. 129. 135. 139 Cowan. Christopher (9) 55. 137 Cowan. Mike (II) 9. 39. 137. 86 Cowle. John (10) 4. 8. 47. 77. 115. 125. 134 Cowle. Marguerite (II) 9. 39. 116 Craig. Shawn (10) 47, 108 Crawford, Reginald (10) 47. 125. 129. 138 — D — D'Agostino. Gina (II) 39. 94 D’Agostino. Sam (9) 55, 97, 135 Dang. Mai (9) 55. 116 Dawson. Kurt (II) 6. 39. 74. 106. 112. 113. 125. 128. 134. 88. 138 DeFilippis, Joey (9) 55, 108. 135 DeFilippis. Todd (II) 39. 74. 96. HO. 92. 93 Dennison, Rebecca (9) 55. 114. 119. 131. 137 140 Doll, Barb (II) 39. 53. 77. 109. HO. 112, H3. 123. 93 Donatelle, Julie (10) 46. 47. 53. 77. 101. 112. 114. 118. 119 Donatelle. Kris (II) 39. 95. 101. 118. 128. 137 Dowdle. Margaret (12) 14. 109, 110, 86 Draves, Teri (12) 8. 14, 33. 36. 109. HO. 119. 86. 92 Drescher. Patrick (9) 55. 94, 103 Dressier. Dina (12) 4. 8. 14. 29. 37. 79. 85. 94. 99. 116. 91 Duane. Nocole (0) 55. 116 Duane. Patrick (II) 39. 96. 129. 134 DuRand. Jacques (9) 55. 104 — E — Egeland. Dan (12) 14. 36. 130 Egeland. Patrick (9) 55. 97. 133 Eid. Rebekah (II) 9. 40. 78. 103. 106. 112. 113. 126. 127. 136 Ellson, Shari (II) 40. 74. 75. 78. 136 Elsen, Kathy (10) 4. 47. 53. 114 Enerson. David (10) 47, 53. 78, 116 Ernst, Brian (9) 55 Erpelding, Gwen (10) 47 Erpelding, Nikki (12) 7. 26. 37. HO. 126. 137. 93 Esau. Micky (12) 14. 29. 36 Evans. Andrew (9) 56. 133. 137 Evans. Diana (9) 7. 56. 116 Evans. Eric (II) 7. 40. 135 — F — Fagerlee, Jill (12) 6. 8. 25. 26. 31. 37, 73. 74. 102. 119 Fagerlee. Patrick (12) 8, 25, 35, 73, 77. 85. 94, 106. 125, 128 Fagerlee, Tristam (10) 8. 48. 73. 125. 128. 134 Floren. Brent (II) 9. 40. 80. 96. 110. 113. 128. 92 Forsythe, Paul (12) 34. 98 Freund. Carolyn (9) 6. 9. 56, 80, 108. 139 Fruth. Joe (10) 48, 53. HO. 92 Fulton. Lisa (12) 4. 15. 26. 31. 37. 77. 81. 85. 99. 106. 112. 126 - G - Gabler. Ann (II) 40. 101, 112. 123 Gallagher. Dick (12) 8. 15. 33, 35, 73. 74. 75 Gallas, Tricia (10) 9, 48 Gazda. Dave (12) 15. 98 Gazda. Kathleen (10) 48 Geisel. Barb (12) 4. 15. 27. 32. 37. 76. 85. 101. 121. 136. 92 Geisel. Colleen (9) 4. 56. 59. 78. 103. 108, 121 Gervais. Jeff (II) 40. 129. 134 Giles. Sean (10) 48. 115 Gonier. Katie (9) 56. 59. 76. 103. 108. 121. 126 Good. Sarah (10) 48. 53. 76. 103. 108. 126 Goodsell, Robert (10) 48. 4. 115. 128 Goodsell, Thomas (10) 48. 115 Gordon, Corey (12) 15, 36, 84. 85. 106. 109, 110. 133. 137. 95. 92 Gordon, Kristine (10) 48. 53. 77. 78. 80, 112, 117. 137. 88 Gordon. Lee (12) 8. 15. 27. 29. 33. 36. 77. 79. 84. 85. 102. 105. 112. 113. 132, 88. 91 Gresser. Nicole (10) 9. 48. 52. 108. 86 Gripentrog, Gail (10) 48. 114 Gromek. Stacy (10) 48. 53, 73, 101. 112. 118. 123 Grotans. Peteris (9) 56 Grow. Jayne (II) 40. 77, 102 Grundmayer. Mark (12) 4, 15, 26, 27. 28. 37. 95. 137 Gustafson. Dena (12) 25. 98 Gustafson. Lee (10) 115 — H — Hagen. Shannon (9) 56. 108 Hagen. Tara (II) 40. 94. 102. 106 Hanke. Julie (10) 9. 52. 48. 108. 123. 139 Hanke. Sheryl (12) 8. 15. 27, 33. 37. 77. 82. 84. 85, 112, 116. 117. 88 Hansen. Joan (II) 116. 117 Hansen. Eric (9) 56, 135 Hansen. Jeff (9) 40. 56. 135 Happe. Jeanne (10) 48. 105. 114. 116 Hardman. Wendy (10) 48. 53. 78. 106. 109, 110. 114, 123. 138 Hart. Kitty (12) 6. 16. 34. 77. 119 Hauglid. Kai (12) 16. 79. 95. 106 Havrish. Jeanine (12) 16. 31. 35 Hauser. Marc (9) 56. 81. 128. 134 Hauser. Nick (II) 40. 129. 134. 139 Hayden, Corinna (II) 40. 81. 94. 112, 126 Heidemann. Doug (9) 56 Heidemann. Mike (II) 106 Helm. Tim (II) 40. 106. 128. 125. 137 Hennen, Kirk (10) 48, 115. 128 Herrera. Claudia (II) 7. 8. 40. 74. 123. 136. 139 Hess. Tim (II) 40. 96. 129. 134. 139 Heston. Ardis (12) 16. 104. 91 Heston, Barbara (12) 8. 16. 82. 104. 116 Hilliard. David (10) 114. 115, 128 Hillstrom. Kathy (12) 4. 16, 31, 106 Hoffman. Christine (II) 40. 94. 102, 110. 114. 92 Holmes. Cheryl (9) 56. 108. 116. 127 Holmes, Dennis (9) 5. 56 Holmes, Chris (II) 40. 137 Holmes. Kristin (12) 16. 77 Horan. Mike (II) 40. 77. 109. HO. 92 Hwang. Martin (10) 8. 48. 53. 73 Hynes. John (II) 40 — I — Ibarra. Audra (10) 48. 77. 78. 108. 127. 136 Ibarra, Evelyn (9) 56. 114. 116. 127, 141 137 Ince, Richard (II) 40. 94 Jackson. Dawn (II) 40. 78. 110, 127, 92 Jacobsen. Jeffrey (10) 48 Jankowski, John (12) 6, 16, 35, 36. 28. 81. 94. 106, 109. 110. 133. 93 Jarosz. Joe (10) 48. 52. 77. 134. 139 Jasinski, Paul (II) 5, 40, 101, 112, 115, 121 Jaszewski. Gayle (10) 8. 48. 73. 77. 101. 114. 118. 119 Jensen. Michael (10) 8. 48. 115. 125, 133 Johnsen. Joe (12) 17. 98. 104 Johnson, Alan (II) 40 Johnson. Ann (9) 56. 97, 114 Johnson. Betsy (12) 17. 28. 37, 81 Johnson, Brent (9) 56. 133 Johnson, Ginger (II) 40. 78, 109. 110. 112, 93 Johnson. Holly (12) 9. 17. 28. 37. 83. 85. 97. 99. 105. 109. 110. 112. 87. 89. 92. 91 Johnson. Nancy (II) 9. 40. 117 Johnson. Sandra (12) 17, 28. 116 Johnson, Scott (10) 48. 112 Johnson, Stephanie (9) 54. 56. 78 Junger, Dana (II) 40, 116 — K — Kaczor, Alric (9) 56 Karelson. Tia (10) 48. 53. 114. 126 Karkoc. Cynthia (9) 56 Kelly. Trisha (12) 7. 9. 17, 31. 35. 37. 86. 127 Kennedy. Patrikck (12) 17. 29. 85. 99. 103. 105. 106. 110. 130. 93 Kepner. Jeremy (10) 8. 49. 105, 114 King. Bill (9) 9. 56, 137 Kinter. Priscilla (10) 9. 49 Klosterman. Paul (12) 7, 17. 29, 37. 75, 86. 102. 106, 112. 125. 128 Klosterman. Scott (10) 9. 49. 77. 114. 125. 128, 134 Klotzbach. Kathy (10) 49. 78. 112. 136. 139 Knox. Tim (12) 5. 6. 8. 25. 26. 35. 37. 73. 79. 106. IK). 125, 130. 92 Koes. Dan (10) 46. 49. 115 Koes. Noelle (II) 7, 40 Koes. Tim (12) 17, 35. 98 Koski. Kris (12) 18. 30. 36. 77 Kotrba. Bill (II) 8. 41. 77. 84. 85. 88. 106. 112. 113. 93 Krakau. Joanna (II) 41 Krakau. John (9) 56. 137 Krebs. Amy (10) 49. 53. 80. 108. 126. 130 Kripotos. John (12) 18. 36. 74. 79. 125 Krueger. Rodney (10) 48. 110. 112. 114. 92. 93 Kuhlmann, Chris (II) 6. 41, 129. 135, 138 Kuusimaki. Kimmo (12) 5. 18. 36, 85. 98. 103. 121 — L — Labenski. Mark (12) 18. 36. 85. 129. 138 LaBissoniere, Michelle (10) 49 Lacey, David (10) 49 LaMere. Mike (12) 18. 74. 77. 128, 135 LaValley. Eva (12) 18. 109. 110. 112. 92 Lawrence, Todd (10) 49 Le. Ha (12) 18, 49 Leppla, Lisa (9) 9. 57. 114, 116. 131 Letourneau. Neal (10) 5, 7, 49, 52. 88. 89. 101, 102. 107, 112, 113. 121 Lind. Kris (II) 9, 41. 94 Lindgren. Kris (9) 6. 9. 57. 59. 108 Lindman. Pamela (10) 4, 49. 52. 53. 88. 112, 117, 137 Lindskog. Anne (10) 49. 106. 112. 131. 137 Line. Curt (II) 41 Lloyd. Jill (K ) 8. 49, 53. 73. 78. 81. 94. 101. 108. 115. 118. 123. 136 Lofgren. Carolyn (9) 57, 114 Loreno. Julie (II) 41. 84. 85. 86. 88. 89. 112, 127. 137. 139 Loreno. Jim (12) 18, 26. 37. 112, 114 Loreno. Tom (9) 57. 108. 133, 135 Loughlin, Paul (12) 19. 106. 128. 134 Lucas. Crystal (II) 41. 110. 114, 123. 136. 92 Luciw. Andy (12) 19, 79, 98 Luciw, Stephanie (II) 6. 41. 85. 95. 112. 126. 127. 137 Ludford. Warren (II) 41, 106, 110. 125. 133. 92. 93 Lundeen, Kim (9) 57 Lundgren, Heather (12) 8. 19. 31. 37. 78. 79. 82. 84. 85. 89. 97, 99. Ill, 112. 116. 117. 91 Lundeen, Michele (12) 19. 32, 36 — M — Madden. Mike (10) 49. 125. 135 Malrick. Jim (12) 19, 115 Mancino. J.B. (10) 4. 49. 52. 128, 134 Marks. Charles (12) 9. 19. 31, 98, 112 Martin. Rod (12) 19. 98. 112 Martin, Tim (12) 19. 98 Mathieu. Dan (10) 9. 49. 52 Mattison, Dan (12) 20. 28, 36, 95, 114. 129. 139 Mattison. Katherine (10) 8. 49. 53. 94 Maxwell. Carla (12) 20. 28. 35. 75. 102. 131. 139. 91 Maxwell, Catherine (10) 4. 5, 8. 49. 73. 106. HO. 118. 119. 131 McAllister, Sean (9) 57, 134 McCoy, T. J. (10) 52. 128 McDaniel. John (II) 6. 41. 75. 82. 85. 94. 106, 110, 112, 125, 133 McGinn. Shannon (10) 49. 53. 78. 142 118 McMullen, Melissa (10) 53. 49. 108. 115 McMullen, Tom (12) 20. 31. 34. 37. 133 McNeill. Courtney (10) 49. 53. 114, 118. 119 McPherson. William (9) 135 Medin. Steve (10) 5. 8. 49. 52. 112. 113 Mercil, Todd (II) 41. 128. 132 Merwin. Aaron (12) 4. 20. 27. 32. 36. 84. 85. 87. 88. 95. 101. 112. 105. 109. IK). 121. 137. 92 Miskowic. Todd (9) 8, 57, 59 Mlinar, Andrea (9) 57, 108 Monio. Tim (12) 20. 37. 86 Montury. Angela (12) 20. 33. 37. 77. 84. 85. 87. 95. 114 Mrosla. Nathan (9) 6. 57. 97, 135 — N — Narog. Paul (12) 9. 20. 27. 30. 35, 36. 74. 80. 85. 112. 113, 102. 104. 132, 91 Neary. Matt (10) 4. 8. 50. 52. 73. 78. 125. 139 Nelson. Dominic (12) 20. 36. 87. 95, 129 Nelson. John (II) 7, 41, 94 Nelson. Kathi (10) 5. 50. 53. 108. 114 Nelson. Kristi (9) 57. 97. 114. 127 Nelson, Taaron (II) 41, 103 Nemetz, Steve (9) 57 Ness. Audra (II) 41 Neus. Nancy (12) 37. 110 Noe. Shannon (10) 53, 77, 78, 114. 123. 127. 136 Nowlan, Mike (II) 41. 138 Nowlan. Patrick (10) 50 — O — O'Brien. Debby (II) 5. 41. 78. 127 Olander, John (10) 50. 78. 115, 128 Olsen. Colleen (II) 41. 117 Olson, Chris (9) 57, 114, 116 Olson, Dan (12) 21. 36 Olson. Dawn (12) 8. 21. 30. 37. 82. 85. 95. III. 109. HO. 91 Olson. Laef (II) 4. 41. 84. 85. 88. 101, 104. 105. 109. HO. 112. 115. 121. 137. 92 Orning. Joe (II) 41. 75, 102. 125 — P — Palm. Gina (II) 6. 41. HO. 127. 136. 92 Palm. Kristin (12) 6. 8. 21. 29. 34. 37. 86. 73, 74. 102 Panning, Steve (12) 4. 21, 26. 30. 86. 89. 112. 114 Paron, Dean (9) 57, 59, 132 Pawlyshyn. Bill (9) 57, 114 Pekarek. Tim (II) 42. 116 Peleske. Lynn (II) 42. 114. 123. 127. 136 Peters, Cindy (II) 42, 112 Peters. Mike (12) 22. 36. 77. 128. 134 Peter. Libby (10) 50. 86. 108. 121. 137 Peterson. Sue (12) 22, 36. 112 Peterson. Tanya (12) 36 Peterson. Tom (10) 5. 8. 50, 73, 125. 128 Petrich. Dean (12) 5. 22. 27. 30. 34. 77. 80. 84. 85. 99. 102. 105. 106. 112. 137. 91 Pibal. Ann (10) 50, 53. 112. 123. 137 Pisansky, Amy (9) 57. 114, 126. 139 Poletz. Lida (II) 9. 42. 76. 96 Pulscher, Robin (II) 6. 42. 89. 106. 112 — R — Rafferty. Veronica (II) 42. 78. 96. 106. 126. 127, HO. 95, 93 Ramos. Pedro (9) 57 Reasoner. Barbara (9) 57. 59. 108 Reep. Todd (12) 98 Roman. Luis (10) 50 Romani. Ann (II) 4. 42. 46. 101. 106. 110. 118. 123. 131. 92 Root. Nancy (9) 57. 76. 104, 108, 112. 127 Ruas. Matt (9) 57. 114 Rudensky, Christine (II) 42 Rupert. Anne (9) 57. 104. 112. 116 Rupert. Jason (II) 42. 81. 85. 105. 109. 110. 112. 113. 92 — S — Saja. Dianne (II) 42. 74. 75. 81. 94. 102. 110, 118. 131. 93 Saja. Nicole (9) 54, 58. 78. 103. 114. 118. 119. 131 Sanford. Jack (12) 22. 128 Schipper, Amy (II) 42 Schiena. Mike (II) 38. 42. 133. 135 Schmalzbauer. John (II) 5, 42, 74, 80. 85. 99. 104. 105. 112. 113. 115 Schmolze, Stephanie (II) 7. 42. 94. 102. 110. 119. 92 Schreiner. Amy (10) 8. 50. 53. 73. 78. 89. 96. 112. 123 Schreiner. Mark (II) 42. 129. 135. 139 Schroeder. Christina (9) 58. 76. 104. 108 Schroeder. Jean (10) 50. 52, 59. 76. HO. 114 Schwaab. James (12) 22. 28. 125, 137 Schwaab. Jean (9) 8. 58. 114 Scovil. Brad (9) 58. 108. 134 Scully. Chelsie (9) 4. 7. 58 Scully. Patrick (12) 22. 33. 36 Seppa, Joel (10) 5. 50. 53. 114 Seppa. Paul (II) 42. 76. 84. 85. Id. 104. 105. 106. 115 Setzler. Judy (II) 42. HO Shaffer. Peter (10) 50. 77. 88. 112. 113. 137 143 Shannon, Stephanie (9) 58, 59, 76. 104, 108, 116 Sherwood, Kim (9) 58, 116, 108 Sholl. Steve (12) 22 Skeate, David (10) 50, 108 Skeate, Robert (9) 58, 59, 104, 108, 137 Skillings, Shelene (II) 42, 117 Skwarek. Tim (10) 50, 52 Slettemoen, Kari (10) 50, 112, 136 Smalley. Doug (9) 58. 76. 104 Snustad, Eric (9) 58 Sroga. Jody (9) 58. 103. 114, 116. 126, 130, 137 Stauffer, Kris (12) 5. 22. 33. 35, 36. 74. 79, 84. 85. 98. 103, 109, 110, 112, 113, 92. 91 Stenberg. Linda (10) 8. 51, 52, 53. 73. 78. 112, 123. 136, 139 Stilp. Tedd (II) 42. 83. 85. 94. 103. 106. 133 Storch, Brad (9) 58 Strickland. Jamie (12) 22. 29. 86 Stroom, Pam (12) 22. 27. 28. 34. 37. 81. 84, 85, 87. 112, 113, 123. 105. 137 Stroschein, Marie (II) 42 Studt. John (II) 42. 74. 77. 96. 125. 128 Sunde. Eric (10) 51 Sundlie. Dan (9) 58. 59. 137 Svac. Karin (II) 9. 42. 94, 123. 127, 136. 138 Szymanski, Dennis (10) 51, 135 Szymanski, Diana (12) 4. 22, 37. 51 — T — Tan. Sophalay (10) 51. 133 Teigen. Anita (II) 42. 101. 112 Tessier. Denise (10) 4. 46. 51, 108, 123. 136 Thibodo. Reana (12) 25 Thompson, Diana (10) 8. 51, 53, 78. 102. 106. 108. 114, 123, 127. 136. 138 Thompson, Steve (12) 22. 27, 32, 34. 37. 106. 125. 129. 91 Timmer, Mike (10) 51. 115 Tobias. Greg (II) 42. 88. 112. 113 Tomas. John (12) 37. 106. 109. 110, 133 Tomas. Marc (9) 58, 59, 116. 128 Tomas. Paul (10) 9, 51. 125. 133. 139 Tombarge. Paul (II) 7. 42. 125. 137 Totten, Noel (9) 6, 58 Tran. Linh (12) 23, 98 Tran, Phat (10) 51 — U — Ugargol. Mala (12) 8. 23, 28. 36. 116 — V — Van Sloun. Bev (9) 58. 114 Van Vickie. Carmen (9) 58 Vescio, Sue (9) 7, 58 Vescio, Tony (12) 8. 23. 30. 34. 73. 85. 128 Victorine, Peter (10) 51, 52. 53, 76, 79. 112 Villella. Chris (II) 42, 75, 109. 110. 129 Villella. Dominick (10) 51 Villella. Trina (12) 25. 30. 35. 77. 81. 86, 131 Vnak. Chris (12) 7. 9. 23. 30. 36. 86. 110. 112. 113 Volkmann. Kelli (II) 42. 74. 102. 136 Volna. Amy (12) 6. 8. 9. 23. 31. 34, 37. 73. 74. 99. 106. 126 Volna. Andy (II) 8. 42. 76. 96. 130 — W — Wachenheim, Bill (II) 42, 112 Wagner. Blake (12) 8. 23. 34. 73. 130 Wagner, Liz (II) 42 Walker. Jane (II) 42. 85. 96. 103. 112 Walker. Joy (II) 42. 76. 85. 96. 112 Wall. Joe (9) 58. 104. 114. 116 Ward. Vikki (II) 7. 26. 42. 75. 92 Wasnick. Joan (II) 42. 97 Wasnick, Steve (9) 58, 114, 116 Watkins, Steve (12) 98. 104 Welsh. Daniel (10) 115, 125 Westacott, Barb (10) 51. 106. 109. 110. 112. 126, 131. 137. 92 Westlund. Janet (12) 23. 31. 36. 110. 92 Wheeler. Becky (12) 4, 23. 33, 35, 37. 85. 109. 110. 116, 121. 101 Wicks. Jody (II) 42. 77, 83. 102. 112. 131. 137 Wiley. Laurel (II) 42. 82. 89. 112. 114. 127 Williams. Colleen (10) 51 Willmore, Ben (II) 5. 42 Wilson, Lori (12) 24, 30. 98. 90 Wolok. Ann (II) 4. 42. 97, 103 Wong. Irene (II) 5, 42. 51. 76. 85. 89. 114. 116. 105, 121 Wong. Jonathan (10) 51. 76. 104. 114. 116 Worts. Laura (12) 24, 32. 26. 34, 77, 85. 86. 88. 112. 102. 123, 127, 136. 138 Wynn. Deborah (10) 51. 106. 137, 139 Wynn. Tom (II) 9. 42. 96. 106. 125 — Y — Yurek. Mary Jo (12) 8, 24. 27. 28. 36. 84. 85. 106. 112. 116. 123. 127, 137 — Z — Zieper. Karen (12) 24. 27. 32. 77. 84. 85. 87. 112. 119 Zumwalt. Jim (12) 6. 24. 35. 37. 28. 75. 106. 109. 110. 125, 92 144