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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

THE 1987 VILLAGER St. Anthony Village High School St. Anthony, Minnesota Vol. XXV TRBLE OF ACTIVITIES ATHLETIC5 72 lOO ORGANIZATIONS 120 INDEX 140 25 YEARS AGE) Memories of friendships, memories of accomplishments, memories of activities these are some of the memories that the Villager celebrates! These are the memories that we will carry for the rest of our lives. Going way back, it was during the 1961-62 school year that St. Anthony Village High School chose its school colors (blue and white) and its mascot (husky). The first Villager, published in 1962, was a soft cover yearbook. Village High Views was the official name given to the high school newspaper. Just as the school population increased, so did the school plant. The principal original facilities consisted of the A classroom building, old gym, and the cafeteria, which also served as an auditorium. Additions were the swimming pool and patio, new gym, auditorium, and additional classrooms (now the Middle School). Memories, Memories 25 YEARS AGO Above: Twenty-five years ago. William Carlson was the first St. Anthony Village High School (grades 7-12) principal. Mr. Carlson came here from Northfield and brought with him several teachers. Below: The high school auditorium is named after Mr. O. D. Tingum. the first superintendent of Independent District 282. 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sitting: Interim Superintendent Gale Lennoni Kenneth Hiebel. Chairman; Peter Cartwright. Vice Chairman. Standing Scott Klosterman. Student Representative to the School Board; Robert Manske. Director; Julia Rjorklund. Clerk; John DuRand. Treasurer; and David BordweH. Director. INDEPENDENT DISTRICT 282 BOARD OF EDUCATION Chairman Hiebel awards plaques to Wendy Hardman and Sarah Good lor being selected as members of the 1986 1987 All State Choir. 7 Crystal Meriwether, Acting Superintendent of Schools Ron Laliberte. Finance Director Gale Lennon, Interim Superintendent of Schools While visiting a psychology class during the year. I observed several students looking at pictures of a birthday party a fellow student had when they were in second grade. Remember that dress. one of them said. Look at the way you wore your hair then.” another laughed. Reminisce — to think, talk, or write about remembered events or experiences — that's what Webster’s New World Dictionary gives as a definition. Mr. William F. Carlson, the first principal of St. Anthony Village High School, wrote the following in the first yearbook that was published in 1962. The production of The Villager.' your first yearbook, is a source of great pleasure and has a real significance for all of you I am sure. As has been pointed out several times, all of us have shared the unique privilege and experience of working together in establishing the history of our first year’s development and accomplishments. In addition advances have been made in the other areas of school life. Twenty five years have passed. As you look and read through this year s book, many memories will come to your mind now. five, ten, twenty-five years and perhaps more as you remember and reminisce about your high school years — the best years of your life so far. The high school was completed in 1961 with bricks and mortar. The building blocks that really make up a high school are you the students. You are the ones who have created the traditions, the memories, the spirit that makes our school and community Someplace Special. As some of our teachers retire and each class graduates, more memories and reminiscing take place. I will always remember a story that Ms. Ruth Westrom told me about ten years ago_There were three men riding across the desert on their camels. They heard a voice from the emptiness commanding them to get down from their camels, pick up some of the pebbles in the sand, put them in their pockets and ride on — into the darkness. They did as they were told. Daybreak came and each of them examined the pebbles that they had gathered. They found them to be precious stones. They were both happy and sad. Happy because they had picked up the jewels, and sad that they had not picked up more .... Like these three men. each of you as you graduate should be happy that you have applied yourself and learned much, but sad that you did not learn more. Over the last twenty-five years 3,754 students have graduated from St. Anthony Village High School. They have, in some way. been a part of the history, traditions, memories, and a great pride that each of us has for our school. As the class of 1987 walked across the stage to receive his or her diploma they wore the mortar board signifying the accomplishment of commencement — the beginning — to another phase of life. Each remains in our memories as Someone Special. the building blocks of our school. PIEINCIPAI A ..IE. EOSNSTI What Was Your Impression Of VHS When You First Arrived Here? RON BERG: I thought it was great. I really wanted to teach in a school the size and quality St. Anthony had to offer. Now I’m afraid we are becoming too small. ROGER BJORKLUND: No comment. CRAIG BOWE: Small and friendly. The students are bright, cooperative, and rather a closely-knit group, quite unlike the situation in other metropolitan sub urban schools (e.g.. my old school — Ramsey). JAMES BULLOCK: No comment. EDWARD CLARK: After growing up in a small town. St. Anthony seemed very big city school in 1965. Now. because each of us knows virtually everyone in the school by name, it has a small school image. BARB BRANDNER: No comment. 10 TIM DOONANs No comment. DAVE EVANS: When I first saw VHS. only middle and top floors of the main building were in use. No athletic facilities, only 5 sports for boys and none for girls. First class had 66 members. Won wrestling championship first year with 7-12 squad of about SO boys. SHIRLEY FLITTIE: J aime bien les elevesl lls sont tres sympas! Ca n'a pas change. MARK GAUTSCHI: St. Anthony had a good, solid academic program with fairly enthusiastic students. I feel students are more apathetic about education now. CORLYCE GRANT: It was larger and richer. MIKE HART: No comment. WALT HIRE: I was here when the school was built. It wasn't finished then — 36 years later it seems that it still isn't finished. LEON HOULE: St. Anthony is the same fine school now as it was 16 years ago. The only difference is that we do not have as many students participating in all our activities. MAURICE HUGILL: I thought it would be a very good school to teach in and I think it still is. EllSWROTH LARSON, When I r� « arrived, il WM only a big empty budding- In 36 year It ha become a fine school. KAREN LiESKE. I transferred here from Wtlshire Park Elementary so everyone seemed big and loud. Now it just seems normal. DAVE MELBY. Smal school with a large school curricular and extra-curricular program. It really hasn’t changed that much- ROLLIE NESHEIM, In my first year, construction of the building was not yet completed (an addition was being made). Very crowded condition . Now we have declined in enrolment — less crowding — but super facilities. First impression was, I believe that I'm going to like it BRIAN PASTARR, When I first arrived here. I was fresh from substitute teaching in the Minneapolis Public School where I had become accustomed to locked entry ways and armed guards. When I heard St. Anthony teachers talking of discipine problems. I could only laugh. This new school seemed so lame. JOHN OPSATA, No comment. GARY PALM, The first year I was at St. Anthony I thought it was a good place to teach. I was wrong. People like Don Dennison have made this a great” place to teach. RICHARD PEARL, I thought it was one of the lop high schools in the area, and I stll think it is. RITA PLOTNIK, When I first arrived at VHS. I found many students with divided loyalties because they had recently attended Marshall or U. High, two-thirds of the present school plant was not built, and approximately 25 teachers were on the staff. BOB PRUSTi No comment. PAUL REDLINGERi A baby growing, looking and searching for direction, rooms bulging, new staff who were young and eager, new class offerings. Today, empty rooms, older faces, less enthusiasm, but still a quality program, a real need for more students. DAVE SCHLIEF, A busy, active place. Now it seems much calmer. LLOYD SCHRUM Then - a great place to teach, good students and faculty. Now — Students (some of them) seem to have I don't care attitude, more so than years ago. BILLIE WESTROM: A comfortably small, personal school with high academic standards and an excellent music program. I also found it financially sound with no trouble in getting anything for programs considered educationally sound. The only change I see is in regard to financing. JAMES WILKE: Busy — a much higher activity level at St. Anthony in the past. Today, fewer students with a lower activity level. TOM SANDBERG: No comment. KRIS TRELLES: Two things that impressed me about VHS were that almost everyone turned in their homework on time and almost everyone participated in extra-curricular activities or sports. I have only been teaching here since the 1983-84 school year and not that much has changed since then. TOM YUREK: My first impression was that the school was clean and the kids were well mannered. Not much has really changed — the school is sttl clean and the kids, on the most part, well mannered. School Days Skit presented by teachers at Snow Daze: Mr. Gautschi Is on guitari Mr. Pearl. Ms. Freeman. Ms. Flittie. Ms. Grant. Ms. LaPomte. and Mr. Rosinski boogie. GORDY ZIE8ARTH: I came to teach at St. Anthony High School because I thought it had excellent educational programs. My impressions have not changed. 14 IN MEMORY OF MR. DENNISON 1962-1986 Perhaps the most special quality about Mr. Dennison was his honest appreciation and love for his subject. He was able to teach with the wisdom of his experience and the wonder of a child. He could make the way a spider innately knows how to spin a web sound so intricate and technical, but Ins voice and eyes expressed a sheer wonder that our Creator could have the wisdom to author something so incredible. He seemed to regard Ins students in the same light. We were not simply bodies occupying seats but people .Katie Comer TO OUR TORfcVtR TRIbND We walked beside benevolence. And fell its warm concern. We sat with tomes of knowledge-. How could we help but learn. We talked with wit and character. Our spirits lifted high. We heard a worldly wisdom That time would justify. We watched the steps of courage That faltered and went on. We sensed the pains that dignity Would fight to keep withdrawn. We knew a soul that special His mortal song is stilled. The gold he sprinkled lines our paths His mission is fulfilled. Gwen tvans 15 ELLSWORTH LARSON Field of teaching: Science Year of arrival at VHS: 1961 Future plans: We plan to do some traveling in Eastern and Southern U.S. Most humorous memory: Our first year was filled with events such as the following ... In the fall of 1961 I was teaching a physics class in Room 205 while electricians were installing light fixtures in the room. After installing 2 rows of lights, the electrician connected the wires and turned on the switch. To everyone's surprise, the lights all had pink bulbs. The room was a pretty pink, but the electrician's face was red. What will you miss most about VHS? The healthful chemistry room Memorable incidents at VHS? Eighteen years ago our babysitter was a student in my 9th grade science class. On Feb. 27 she brought a large cake and Kool Aid for the class for a surprise birthday party for me. It was a surprise because my birthday is in January. Apparently my son had told her the wrong month. Words of wisdom: Be nice and say nice things. TOM SANDBERG Field of teaching: Social Studies Year of arrival at VHS: 1961 Summer plans: Washington. D. C. and Southwest U.S. Future plans: Around the world in '88 Humorous memory at VHS: Morning faculty meetings Words of wisdom. To all GOP's. don't forget to vote on the first Monday after the first Tuesday in November. Memorable incidents at VHS: No BILLIE WESTROM Field of teaching: Gifted and Talented Education Year of arrival at VHS: 1963 What are your summer plans? Relax and get ready for retirement Future plans: First, a trip around the world. After that — who knows? Humorous memory at VHS: Year after year at SAVVY lunches. My favorite award was presented to Supt. Brown. He had gone in to evaluate the German teacher. He sat and observed for the full hour and wrote up his evaluation before he learned that the tacher in the room was a substitute for the day. What will you miss most at VHS? The kids Words of wisdom: Keep fighting to maintain this high school. It's worth it. Memorable incidents at VHS: In 1976 when the decision was made to establish Project GATE — or. as some of the kids call it — St. Anthony's own Little Red Schoolhouse. MAURICE HUGILL Field of teaching: Mathematics Year of arrival at VHS: September 1961 Summer plans: Relax, fish, and travel Future plans- Relax, fish. hunt, and travel Humorous memory at VHS: The time when we put a ball and chain on the leg of a teacher who was getting married the next day. He had to sit in class and file the lock off. What will you miss about VHS? My colleagues, the students, and working with the Math League. Words of wisdom: Never lose your sense of humor. Memorable incidents at VHS: The year we made it into the State Basketball tournament and having the Math Team make the State Tournament for the past 3 years. The incident I was proudest of was sitting along a street in Honolulu in June 1976 when the VHS marching band marched by with my daughter Nancy as part of the band. It was a tremendous moment. Other comments: It doesn’t seem like it’s been 38 years since I started teaching. The old saying does seem to be true: Time flies.” I have really enjoyed teaching at St. Anthony. It is Someplace Special. Center: Ruth Westrom. Standing: Ellsworth Larson. Tom Sandberg, and Maurice Hugill. 4 Teachers To Retire Marcia McDaniel. Nurse Janet Brodle. Library Aide Joan Eclov. Library Aide Service Personnel Below: Barb Bailey. Computer Aide. Above right: Rhonda Mengelkoch. District Office. Below right: Rita Holmes. Student Supervisor. 18 Duane Googins. Director of Special Educa-tion Psychologist Shelley Freeman. Coordinator of Chemical Health Groups Michael Blum. Menial Health Consultant Service Personnel 19 Lorraine Narog. District Office Carole Babbitt. District Office Ann Bergman. District Office CAFETERIA PERSONNEL. Doris Gehrke. Linda Ross. Nancy Myhran. Joan Kastner. Debbie Larson. Service Personnel CAFETERIA PERSONNEL. Mary Ann Millage. Lani Van Sloun. Evelyn Odland. Helen Walseth. Laura Balko. Charlotte McKenzie. Left: High School Office Personnel: Lois Poland. Carol La-Belle. and Marion Ricketl. Above: Hazel Wittman. Volunteer Coordinator. Service Personnel Marv Denney. High School Engineer. Bob Ochu. custodian. Bob Kruse. Building and Grounds Director. George Moran and Jerry Sherohman. custodians CHAD BJORKLUND MICHELE ANUNDSON ERIC BJORKLUND JENNIFER BOLDT SUZANNfc BONAVfcNTURA SOTHAMITH CHAU CHRISTINE BUMP PATRICK CAHILL JOHN ERIEDL JOHN COWLE btAN GILES JULIE DONATELLE THOMAS GOODSELL KATHY ELSEN KRIST INI GORDON TRISTAM EAGERLEE AUDRA IBARRA JOSEPH JAROSZ JEFFERY JACOBSEN GAYLE JASZEWSKI SCOTT JOHNSON JEREMY KEPNER TIA KARELSON JOSEPH KESSLER DAVID LACEY NfcAL LETOURNtAU AMY KREBS RODNEY KRUEGER MICHELLE LA BISSONIERE SCOTT KLOSTERMAN DAN KOES KATHY KLOTZBACH PAMELA LINDMAN JILL LLOYD ANNE LINL SKOG SHAWN LOCKREM MICHAfcL MADDEN DANIEL MATHILU J B MANCINO KATHERINE MALTISON CATHERINE MAXWELL MELISSA MC MULLEN SHANNON Ml GINN lOURTNEY MC NEILL STEVtN MEDIN MATTHEW NEARY SHANNON NOE KATHI NELSON JOHN OLANDfcR PATRICK NOWLAN fcLIZABfcTH PfcTfcRSON PfcTfcR SHAEEER JOEL SEPPA DAVID SKEATE TIMOTHY SKWAREK KARI SLETTEMOEN LINDA STENBERG DENISE TESSIER ERIC SUNPE DIANA THOMPSON MICHAEL TIMIMER DAT TRAN PETER VICTORINE PHAT TRAN DANIEL WELSH SHAWN CRAIG CHRISTOPHER ASHBACH THtRLSA BtRGMAN ROBERT GOODSLLL DAVID LNLRSON SARAH GOOD KIRK HtNNtN PRISCILLA KINTfcR DLNNIS SZVMANSKI Joe Kessler was a senior here at St. Anthony. He was well-liked by his teachers and had a real flair for calculus and physics, for those who knew him. he always brought smiles to our faces, for he was always smiling. We will be forever puzzled at the reasons why such a tragedy had to occur. If Joe’s life is to have real meaning, we must learn from him. We must remember to keep the lines of communication open between friends, especially in times of trial. If we let our feelings out and listen to the feelings of our friends, we can help each other and give support. Nothing is bad enough to turn to suicide, but unfortunately it can be too late to even sense that something is so wrong. This was one such occurrence. I will miss Joe and remember him for the rest of my years, and I am sure all of his friends will. too. Steve Med in IN MEMORY OF JOE KESSLER 1969- 1987 GRADUATION IIS MAT m GRADUATION COMMITTEE. Bottom row: Kathy Mattison. senior vice-presidents Sue Bonaventurai Amy Schreiners Diana Thompson Wendy Hardman. Middle row: Stacy Gromekj Missy McMullens Courtney McNeill, senior secretary; Jill Lloyd, senior president. Top row: Audra Ibarra, senior treasurers Pam Lindmans Krissy Gordon, senior treasurer. Missing: Mr. Doonan. advisor. 35 SALUTATORIAN: KRISSY GORDON VALEDICTORIAN: STACY GROMEK ALL ABOUT SENIORS 4 JOE FRUTH Future Plans — Go to Europe Favorite Pastime — Party and skip school Favorite Saying If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you. it's yours. If not. hunt it down and kill it. Favorite Album — Iron Maiden Life Long After Death Favorite Food — A i W chicken sandwich with cheese and bacon Pel Peeve Man has existed for years and still not achieved world peace. CHAD BJORKLUND Favorite Pastime — Winter driving Pet Peeve — Dehydrated school food Future Plans — Graduate from high school Memorable Event My trip to Burger King with the Breakfast Club Favorite Saying — Hey. when do 1 get my one phone call? ERIC BJORKLUND Future Plans — Carleton College or IT at the U of M Favorite Pastime — Gretchen Nickname — Bjorky 6 Toohey Favorite Saying — Mr. Nubarth Well. Pet Peeve — Homework and health class Memorable Event — Mr. Dennison's frustration wails in biology, band trips, rearranging Mr. Sandberg's world maps on the blackboard into Reagan-land JENNIFER BOLDT Favorite Pastime — Private hot tub parties Nickname — Jenny-poo. Jen-a-butt. Jen-Jen. Benny. Muffin Favorite Saying — Santa, can you bring me a zebra? Favorite Album — Billy Joel Greatest Hits — Volume 1 and II Favorite Food — Franks Pet Peeve — Disrespectful underclassmen PATRICK CAHILL Future Plans Become a custom cabinet maker Favorite Pastime — Being in the outdoors Favorite Saying — It’s casual. Favorite Food — Prime rib Pet Peeve — English and homework CHRISTINE BUMP Future Plans — To become one of Charlie s Angels, to become famous and live in New York Nickname — Bumper. Christina (belle) Favorite Saying — You only live once. Favorite Album — Madonna All Three Favorite Food — Oreo malts. Blow-Pop Suckers. Licorice Memorable Event — Getting revenge with senior football players SOTHAMITH CHAU Future Plans — College Favorite Album — Duran. Duran Favorite Food — Raw lizard JOHN COWLE Future Plans — College, service Favorite Pastime — Partying Nickname — Spic” Favorite Saying — Don’t worry about it. Favorite Album — Turn the Page” Favorite Food — Ma's Spanish cooking SHAWN CRAIG Future Plans Police officer Favorite Pastime — Sleeping Favorite Saying Hey. Butwheat Favorite Album - Feels So Right by Alabama Favorite Food T-bone steak Pet Peeve — Race remote control cars DAVID ENERSON Future Plans — U of M or UMD Favorite Pastime Rockford's Favorite Food Moldy sandwiches Pet Peeve — Project Lifesaver Memorable Event — Mornings driving to school and waiting for Rod Favorite Movie — Top Gun GWEN ERPELDING Future Plans College Nickname — Penguin Favorite Album — Little Queen by Hart Favorite Food — Deep dish pizza JOHN FRIEDL Favorite Pastime — Feeding the cows back in Iowa Nickname — Big John Favorite Saying — Tuff Favorite Food Godfather’s sausage pizza Pet Peeve — People who drive 55 Memorable Event — Being on the diving team Favorite Car — Sprint Plus 8 ‘FILL ABOUT SENIORS SARAH GOOD Future Plans — Being an exchange student to Costa Rica, majoring in English at Gustavus. maybe becoming a teacher Favorite Pastime — Singing and gawking (not usually at the same time) Nickname Sam Smoof Favorite Saying Some people's kidst Pet Peeve Trendy people Memorable Event — Meeting Barb Westacotl ROB GOODSELL Favorite Pastime Motocross. hockey Favorite Album — Point of Entry Judas Priest Favorite Food - Special Keggs. beer nuts Pet Peeve — Rumors, attendance rules Memorable Event — Cabinfest ’85. ’86. New Year’s '85 Favorite Saying Crash Monkey KRIS GORDON Nickname — Krissy. Flash. Sis Favorite Saying Jammin’. bizarre, grim Favorite Album — Rush's Grace Under Pressure Favorite Food — Arby's cheese potatoes Pet Peeve — Rosedale parking lot Memorable Event — Last night of Michigan band trip. State Gymnastic Tournament '85-86 NICOLE GRESSER Future Plans Go to college study accounting Favorite Saying — Happiness is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it. Favorite Food — Steak Pet Peeve — Rumors GAIL GRIPENTROG Future Plans — Elementary kindergarten teacher Favorite Pastime — Reading and shopping Favorite Food — Pizza Pet Peeve — When a teacher thinks that his or her class is the only one you have to go to Memorable Event — Halloween Dance 1985 STACY GROMEK Nickname — Space. Spacey. Stace. Favorite Saying — Everyone’s going to Dallas Pet Peeve — Jammin' number one Future Plans — Becoming a business executive Favorite Food — Junk food LEE GUSTAFSON Future Plans Pro-enduro racer Favorite Pastime — Snow shoeing Favorite Saying — Chuck Favorite Album — Judas Priest Point of Entry Favorite Food — Wild turkey Memorable Event — Cabin Fest '86 JULIE HANKE Nickname — Hanke-chief. Kleenex Favorite Album — Gene Tomas and the Jolly Brothers Favorite Food — Donuts Pet Peeve — Matt Neary Memorable Event — Debbie Wynn's backyard JEANNE HAPPE Future Plans To to college S major in engineering Favorite Pastime — Doing absolutely nothing Favorite Saying I II get it done. Favorite Album Some Great Reward Depeche Mode Favorite Food Prime rib Pet Peeve — Tests on topics we never discussed WENDY HARDMAN Future Plans — Going to Bethel College and becoming an elementary teacher Favorite Pastime Scoping with Kathi 501 Nickname — Winnie Favorite Saying — Kill time, grim Favorite Food — Ho-ho's Memorable Event — Singing with Barb Westacott Dduuuhhh MARTY HWANG Future Plans Graduate from St. Cloud Beauty College and style hair Favorite Pastime — Fishing, hunting, skiing Nickname — Wang Pet Peeve — Saying things twice Memorable Event — Meeting Julie Memorable Teachers: Clark. Houle. Redlinger AUDRA IBARRA Favorite Saying — less is more. Favorite Food — Strawberries and Godiva Pet Peeve — Conformists Favorite Song — Hey Jude 4 •FILL flBHUT SENIORS 4 JEFF JACOBSEN Future Plan — Accomplished musician ' Favorite Pastime — Playing guitar Favorite Saying — Really? Favorite Album — Upstairs at Eric’s Favorite Food — Good pizza Pet Peeve — Teachers, slow drivers, and Fords JOE JAROSZ Future Plans — College, to become a Game Warden Favorite Pastime — Hunting, fishing Nickname — Jumpseat Favorite Saying — Sweet Favorite Album — Bellamy Brothers Greatest Hits Favorite Food — Cool Ranch Dorittos Memorable Event — 0-8 football season 1 GAYLE JASZEWSKI Favorite Pastime — Basketball cheerleading, band trips Nickname — Scruffy Pel Peeve — Borrowing clothes to Janet Memorable Event — Pep fests. food fights Advice to Underclassmen — Quit while you're aheadl MIKE JENSEN Future Plans — School Favorite Pastime Party with my Babe Nickname — Batman Favorite Album — Turbo Favorite Food — Spaghetti Memorable Event — The window. Get it. Dan W., Dan S. ! SCOTT JOHNSON j Future Plans — College Nickname Scot tie Favorite Saying — Oh well Favorite Food — Pizza Memorable Event — Having Mr. Berg as a coach TIA KARELSON Favorite Pastime — Driving around looking for the ERF Favorite Saying — 1 only have to work until the end of the semester. Favorite Album — BoJeans Love and Hope and Sex and Dreams Favorite Food — Chocolate, esp. Trinidads Pet Peeve — Coming to school without a purpose Memorable Event — Mr. Redinger throwing an absentee pad at me because of my stupid algebra mistakes JEREMY KEPNER Future Plans — Nobel Favorite Pastime — Basketball Nickname — Air Miah Favorite Saying This is unreal. Favorite Album — The Grand Illusion - Styx Pet Peeve — St. Anthony rules PRISCILLA KINTER Favorite Saying — Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Favorite Album — R.E. M. Murmur Favorite Food — Cheese of almost any kind Pel Peeve — People who all dress, act. and think alike Memorable Events — The Snow Daze Dance last year (right. Chris?) SCOTT KLOSTERMAN Future Plans — Fighter pilot Favorite Pastime — Waterskiing at Amy’s Favorite Saying — Oh for Jesus” Favorite Album — Rain on the Scarecrow” John Cougar Pel Peeve — Linda Stenberg’s laugh Memorable Event — Junior skit for Homecoming coronation KATHY KLOTZBACH Future Plans — Go to college and become a psychologist Nickname — Klutz. Klutzbutt Favorite Saying — Only the good die young! Favorite Food — Pizza Pet Peeve — People driving slow in the fast lanel ! DAN KOES Future Plans — Marriage, move to Hawaii, retire, write a book Favorite Pastime — Trying to get a date with Julie D. Nickname — Coke. Len Favorite Album — Somewhere in Time” Iron Maiden Favorite Food — Special K eggs, popcorn Pet Peeve — Huskie rumors and humor, parked cars MICHELL LA BISSONIERE Future Plans — To be a rich designer Favorite Pastime — Sleeping and traveling Favorite Saying — Do what thou wilt. Favorite Album — Are You Experienced? Jimi Hendrix Favorite Food — Cottage cheese Pet Peeve People who talk and smile too much DAVID LACEY Future Plans — Become a carpenter Favorite Pastime Listening to music Nickname — Nut-So Favorite Album — Judas Priest Turbo Love” Favorite Food Pizza TODD LAWRENCE | Future Plans — Politics, writing, psychologist Favorite Pastime — Lovin', touchin’ Favorite Album — Symbols Zeppelin IV Pet Peeve — Repeating myself Best Friend — Sara Medin NEAL LETOURNEAU Future Plans — To fully recover from spending 4 years In this place Favorite Pastime - Getting away from VHS Nickname Mono or Lenny Favorite Saying — Bummer or Your WHAT hurts? Pet Peeve — Power amps that put out less that XO watts per channel Memorable Event — Putting a Volkswagon on the roof of the school and completely convincing the people otherwise PAM LINDMAN Future Plans — Attend U of M Duluth, elementary school teacher Favorite Pastime — Going to Grand Rapids Nickname — Skirt Favorite Saying — You only live once. Pet Peeve It's good! (Tris and Billy on the hockey bus) Memorable Event — Being a Blake girl ANNE LINDSKOG Future Plans — College (then a successful career) Favorite Pastime — Sports, and doing things with friends Nickname — Banana. Belina Favorite Food — Steak, pizza, ice cream Pet Peeve — Studying Calculus till 3 A.M. and still bombing the test Memorable Event — Gymnastic team getting State Runner-Up in 1986! JILL LLOYD Future Plans — College — away Favorite Pastime — Being loud and obnoxious with Kris L. and Carrie B. Favorite Saying — You only live once. Favorite Food — Bagels and cream cheese Pet Peeve — New absence policy Favorite Illness — Semoritis MIKE MADDEN Favorite Pastime — Broomball Nickname — Tank Favorite Food — Pizza Memorable Event — Hell week in football J. MANCINO Future Plans — To be a pro wrestler Favorite Pastime — Partying Nickname — J-Man Favorite Album Journey Raised on Raids Favorite Food — White Castle hamburgers Memorable Event — My freshman year, the Spring Fling Dance KATHY MATTISON Future Plans — California girl, college Favorite Pastime Pens Nickname — Peaches. Trinka Favorite Saying — Anna Gynga Favorite Food — Cookies Pet Peeve — Uncontrolled intersections CATHERINE MAXWELL Future Plans — To become a sociology teacher at St. Anthony or to coach the volleyball team Memorable Event — Tom's house Nickname — Kate Pet Peeve - MPCBBIWLC Favorite Pastime — Figuring out a way to walk down the link with Christine quietly SHANNON MCGINN Future Plans — College Nickname — Skirt Favorite Saying — Sweetl Favorite Album — Gene Tomas and the Jolly Brothers Pet Peeve — Answering phones in the High School office MELISSA MCMULLEN Future Plans — College Favorite Saying — You only live once. Favorite Food — Pizza Favorite Pastime — Going to McGregor, partying, and being with friends COURTNEY MCNEILL Future Plans — College Nickname — Court Favorite Saying — If you think money can't buy everything, you don't know where to shop. Pet Peeve Weekly chemical abuse seminars Memorable Event — Being a Blake girl and Nov. 1, 1986 STEVE MEDIN Favorite Pastime — Shannon N. Nickname — Squeem Favorite Album — Physical Graffiti” Led Zeppelin Pet Peeve — Tires Memorable Event — When Shaffer trashed my bike in front of Mr. DuRand at the '85 bonfire. MATT NEARY Future Plans — To become manager or owner of a Warner True Value store Nickname — Einstein. Nearny. Milkman Favorite Album — Gene Tomas and the Jolly Brothers Favorite Food — White Castle Pet Peeve Linda Stenberg as a lab partner Memorable Event — The junior skit of 85-86 coronation during Flomecoming KATHI NELSON Future Plans — Eating fraegels while watching people from the window of The Bagel Nosh in Chicago Favorite Pastime Spending lime with friends Nickname — Leggs Favorite Saying — No man alive could do (halt Favorite Food — Bagels KURT NELSON Future Plans — International business Favorite Pastime — Skiing Favorite Album — October by U-2 Favorite Food — Spaghetti Memorable Event — Food fight SHANNON NOE Nickname No. Noster Favorite Saying Cut it out. Steve. Favorite Album — Billy Joel’s Greatest Hits Favorite Food — Oreo cookies Pet Peeve — Girls' basketball program Memorable Event — Volleyball, band trips, cabin trips PAT NOWLAN Future Plans — Martial arts instructor Nickname — Nomad Favorite Saying — Dirty dog Favorite Album 8.B. King Best of the Blues Favorite Food — Steak and seafood Pet Peeve Early morning blues JOHN OLANDER Favorite Pastime — Hockey Nickname — Ole Favorite Saying — Now. look. (Right. Mr. Sandberg?) Favorite Album — Under Lock and Key Pet Peeve — Trying to get money from Joe. D. Memorable Event — Van Halen '86. April 29. 1986 ELIZABETH PETERSON Future Plans — Vocational school, day care or preschool teaching Favorite Pastime — Reading, going out with friends Nickname — Libby Favorite Saying Give your best kickl Favorite Album Ratt Out of the Cellar Favorite Food — Stuffed green peppers TOM PETERSON Future Plans College Favorite Saying — Love many, trust few. and always paddle your own canoe. Pet Peeve — Warm, flat beverages Favorite Pastime Daydreaming of getting out of VHS Most Memorable Event — Morning hockey practice Jan. 1. 1987 ANN PIBAL Future Plans — To be a very nice, super-rich person Nickname — Chipmunk Favorite Saying I'll burn that bridge when 1 come to It. Favorite Album Replacements Favorite Food — Zantigo Pet Peeve The 5 absence you fail rule DAN SCHELLER Future Plans To never have another cast put on me Favorite Saying — Let's take 'em Favorite Album — New Day Rising Favorite Food — French Nickname — Couch. Gimp. Jinx Favorite Group — The Replacements AMY SCHREINER Future Plans — Becoming a PAID taxi driver Nickname Doug-head, Amanda. Famous Amos Favorite Saying — Linda, you’re so dumb! and Beat the Bears Favorite Album — Slim Whitman’s Greatest Flits Memorable Event — Getting caught at Silver Lake Beach and Blake JEAN SCHROEDER Future Plans U of M Favorite Pastime — Going out with boyfriend Favorite Album — Solitude Solitaire Favorite Food — Oriental food Memorable Event — Showtunes ADRIANA SENCION Future Plans — College Favorite Pastime - Camping and shopping (and eating) Nickname — Ady Favorite Saying — Really? Favorite Food Frozen yogurt ! Pet Peeve — Slipping on ice JOEL SEPPA Nickname Beans Favorite Saying — You can fool a Ford or challenge a Chevy, but don’t mess with a Hemi. Favorite Album — John Cougar ’’American Fool Favorite Food — Spaghetti Deluxe Pet Peeve Careful drivers Memorable Event — Food fight in llth grade PETER SHAFFER Future Plans — Modeling my life after my idol. Mr. B Favorite Pastime — Doing friendly things with various friends Nicknames Franks Favorite Saying Tough Ditties Favorite Food — Buttered muffins Pet Peeve People who don’t accept my obviously superior viewpoints DAVE SKEATE Future Plans — Robotics Favorite Pastime — Computer games, bowling Nickname Skippy, Bugger Favorite Saying — If you don’t like, leave. Favorite Food — Pizza Pet Peeve — Lazy people TIM SKWAREK Future Plans Early retirement Favorite Pastime — Sleeping Nickname Squawk Favorite Saying — 1 need a nap. Favorite Album Judas Priest Turbo Favorite Food — Pizza KARI SLETTEMOEN Nickname — Pyro Favorite Saying — 1.4142135623 Favorite Album — London Calling Favorite Food — Pizza Pet Peeve — Homework LINDA STENBERG Future Plans — To be better than Scott Klosterman Nickname — D.T.. B.B.. Grover Favorite Saying — 1 don't think it’s any of your business. Pet Peeve — Matt Neary and Scott Klosterman Memorable Event — Nov. 1. I9S6. and being a Blake girl ERIC SUNDE Future Plans — Starting my own religious organization Favorite Pastime — Telling tall tales Nickname — Chip Favorite Saying Hey kiddiesl Favorite Album — Synchronicity The Police Pet Peeve — The word farina DENNIS SZYMANSKI Future Plans — Air Force i Favorite Pastime — Listening to tunes Favorite Saying — Pumps by Nads Favorite Album — George Thorogood Live Favorite Food-Arby’s PAUL TOMAS Future Plans To be an all star wrestler with Mike Jensen Nickname Hooter Favorite Saying — He who attempts what 1 have done and fails shall be punished by the State High School League. Favorite Food Vulture burger Memorable Event Farmer Joe in St. Cloud and Wisconsin My Will — To our next year’s wrestling cheerleaders a free pass for your 1st and 2nd offense punished by the State High School League PETER VICTORINE Future Plans — Go to Lake Vermilion Country Canoe College Favorite Saying — Once a king, always a king, but once a knight is enough. Favorite Album — Best of the Electric Prunes (1966-67)” Favorite Food — Oysters Pet Peeve — Theta Memorable Event — John Schmalzbaucr's throwing up in class GARY WILLIAMS Future Plans Make lots of money Favorite Pastime — Playing football Favorite Album — Bon Jovi Slippery When Wet Favorite Food — Pizza Pet Peeve — Slow drivers What's my favorite sport? Football It Seems Like Yesterday Dan K Pam I Wendy, Audra I Shannon Front row: Sarah and Jeanne in 1st grade. Row 3: Marty. John O.. Theresa. Jill. Scott J._ Row 4: At right. Dan $. and Shannon Me. Row 5: Neal. Gayle. Kathy K.. Peter. Kathy G. Picture: Courtesy of Jeanne Happe. Stacy Gromek 1 BEST ALL AROUND. Scon Klosterman. Shannon MOST CLASS. Christine Bump. Jon Wong BEST DRESSED. Courtney McNeill. Mike Timmer Noe 1 Hall Of Fame MOST TALENTED. Steve Medin. Barb Westa- CLASS FLIRT. Mike Jensen. Pam Ltndman cott MOST ATHLETIC. Tristam Fagerlee. Anne Linds-kog MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Krissy Gordon. Jeremy Kepner MOST SERVICE. Diana Thompson. Neal Letour-neau CLASS CHATTERBOXES. Peter Shaffer. Jill Lloyd PERSONALITY PLUS. Dan Koes. Kathy Matli-son CLASS CLOWNS. Tom Peterson. Kathy Klotz bach BEST BUNS. John Cowle. Linda Stenberg MOST SPIRIT. Wendy Hardman. Peter Vic- torine WILD AND CRAZY. Denise Tessier. Paul To BEST LOOKING. Julie Donatelle. Marty Hwang mas PRETTIEST EYES. Dan Scheller. Stacy Gromek Hall Of Fame 1 IfIffil 51111a ttujy. Il'l UliAKHlV I IlIVlIiHN HHU'OMI.i: 52 JUNIORS ... Asp. Becky Calguire. Tony D'Agostino. Sam Egeland. Pal Bakun. Theresa Carlson. Michael Dehlippis. Joey Ernst. Brian Blomstcr. Jelf Christenson, Carolyn Dennison. Becky Evans. Andrew Bcschee. Shana Cook. Eric Dreschcr. Pat Evans. Diana Bullock. Jon Cowan. Chris Duane. Nicole Ever soil. Jonathon JUNIORS Freund. Carolyn Hagen. Shannon Holmes. Dennis Kakislt. Ranya Frledl. Jake Hansen, trie Ibarra, tvy Karkoc. Cindy Geisel. Colleen Hansen. Jell Johnson. Ann King. Bill Gersdorf. Ron Hauser. Marc Johnson. Brent Klungseth. Tammy Gonier. Katie Heidemann. Doug Johnson. Steph Krakau. John Grotans. Peter Holmes. Cheryl Kaczor. Alric leppla. Lisa 54 JUNIORS lindgron. Kris Mlinar. Andrea Patterson. Scott Ruas. Matt Lolgrcn. Carolyn Mrosla. Nathan Pawlyshyn. Bill Rupert. Anne long. Laurie Nelson. Kristi Pisansky. Amy Saja. Nicky lorono. Tom Olson. Chris Rasmussen. Paula Sanders. Daryl lundeen. Klin Ondrey. Mark Reasoner. Barb Sc brooder. Christy McPherson. Bill Paron. Dean Root. Nancy Schwaab, Jean 55 Juniors Scovll. Brad Scully. Chelsie Seng. Renee Shannon, Stephanie Sherwood. Kim Skeate. Bob Smalley. Pong Snufliad. trie Sroga. Jody Slip. taPonna Storch. Brad Sundlle, Dan Tomas. Marc Vesclo. Sury 56 Ioiton, Nod Wall. Joe Vanm Sloun, Bev Wasnlck. Steve Van Vickie. Carmen VKXsX SOPHOMORES Anderson. Cherie Bengtson. Tamara Brown. Jason Crosswhite. Mollie Anderson. Donnell Bernard. Brett Brownell. Andrew Cushing. Caleb Antczak. Derrick Blissenbach. Jennifer Cahill. Shawn Cyryt. Win Bailey. Chris Brandt. Jeff Chen. Chih Dawson. Connie Balko. l oin Braunwarth. Darrick Christenson. Sandy Drusch. Win. Barrett. Mindy Brmda. Tim Christenson. Sherry tgcland. Sandy S9 SOPHOMORES Erickson. Karl Griffin. Kyle Hickerson, Gregg Ives. Candy Ford. JerrokJ Gripentrog. Leslie Hoffman. Mike Jankowski. Tom Gales. Jennifer Haas. Bob Hong. Kieu Jarosz. Tom Gcisel. Bob Harty. Steve Howard. Mike Jensen. Jon (Soldnu. Berm Haselhorst. lisa Hwang. Aihrcn Junger. Kelly Griesert. Todd Hass. Gretchen Iverson. Erie Knox. Jon 60 SOPHOMORES I ■■ LaForce. Bridget McMullen. Heather Ness. Dave Pham. Thuong Larson. Chris Meagher. Jill Olson. Tory Pibal. Jason La Valley. Parnell Medin. Sara Ong. trie PoHenberger. Edith lindman. Eric Medved. Mara Orniug. Russell Polet:. Hryu Lundgren. Matt Morelli. Brian Panning. Krista Raflerty. Heather Madden. Tim Moses. Amssa Parish. Greg Renner. Blake 61 SOPHOMORES Rhodes. Karl Swanson. Eric Watkins. James Winter. Scott Rohde. Jill Thole, tea Welsh. Jason Wojtowicr. Terry Schmalxbauer. Julie Tombargc. Missy West. Brooks Wojtowicz, Tim Schroeder. Amy Traver. Shannon Whitehill. Amy Yarwood. Scott Strickland. Eric Vtctorine. Julie Williams. Julie York. Mike Sullivan, Jay Wahl. Monika Williams. Lindsey STERN 64 % Amos. Bob 8ory$. Lisa Chen, Mei Evans. hurt 65 Anderson. Laurie Bosquez. Meridee Collins. Amy Eversoll. Peter Axelson, Janio Brown. Pat Cunningham. Paula Lager lee. Colin Bonik. Scott Brownell. Mark Dean Jennifer Lord. Nicole Berg. Peter Bryn. Katrina Porumsgaard. Amy Gallagher. Robert Bonde. Erica Butcher. Mark Enstad. Lara Gordon. Kyia FRESHMEN Halak. Robert Howe. Dolores Iverson. Kris lindskog. Karen Hastert. Amy Hdtgren. Steven Jasiewski. Janet little. Robert Hauser. Andrea Ibarra. Michael Kelly. Ann Iundeen. Shane Hayden, liselte Ince. Vicky LaBissoniere. Julie McNeill. Patrick Hess. Jeffrey Isaacson. Marc Le. Tam Miller. Tara Holmes. Chad Iverson. Karin Imdgrcn. Thomas Monio, Susan 66 Morelli. Kevin Nowlin, David Pekarek. Robert Schneider. Shelly Mrosla. Joshua Now yt ski. Olenka Prokopiuk. Robert Sentyri. Shelly Narog, Peter Olander. Lynn Oulinby. Jennifer Simonson. Tia Neary. Katherine Ong. Karen Reber. Vicki Spoo. Trevor Nelson. Mark On. Theodore Reep. Tracy Sroga. Jason Ness. Eric Paron. Anita Schmellng. Rachel Steiner. Kyle 67 Slip. Jason Storch, Len Sunde. Kristi Tran. Oanh Tsantir. Anna Tuomie. Tara Williams. Charlene Yarr. Olga Zumwalt. Jeff IWERt CLftSBfUH Candy Ives and Amy Hasten model funky hair styles. Above: Would you pay $50 for jeans with holes in the knees and safety-pinned ankles? Below. Slouch bools Above. In the Ugh! blue jeans jackets. Fat Drescher and Cheryl Holmes ponder the world situation Below Leather jackets with fringes, fringes, fringes! (Cindy Karkoc. Mr. Doonan. Shana Boschce) Above. Jeans jackets in a variety of blues — turquoise, navy, light blue, medium blue Below. Wrist wear, gold chain, friendship bracelet, airplane watch by Time Out. silver bracelet. Swatch, bronze bracelet. The in-attire for boys on warm days Jams! (Inc Bjorklund) Erica Rondo and Tia Simonson wear oversized sweaters, very popular items this school year. FADS AND FASHIONS | GQMPUTER BATING FUN 2222222222222222222 ■2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 IS C01IIHG! PP.ESEHTED m HIGH SCHOOL 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 The Computer Dating Program was a joint money-making project of the Cheerleaders and the Computer Club. Students filled out questionaires one day in February, members of the Computer Club entered the answers on the computer. and a print out of the most compatible students was sold to each student who wished to buy it. Results were, to say the least, interesting! Is it possible that these four girls Tara Tuomie. Sherry Christenson. Debbie Wynn, and Vicky Ince — are compatible with Jake Friedl? Kyle Griffin. Eric Ong. and Karl Erickson prepare the Computer Dating Program for students' answers. Missing: Scott Johnson. 71 ACTIVITIES ABOVE. Homecoming Royalty 1986: Princess Aileen Hwang and Prince Eric Lindmani King Mike Jensen and Queen Julie Donatelle. BELOW. Senior and Sophomore Royalty pose just before Homecoming parade. Homecoming Royalty 73 What's for breakfast, football team? Scrambled eggs?! (Homecoming Pepfest) LfcFTr Learning anything, girls? (Homecoming Coronation program |umor skit). BOTTOM LEFT. Mr. Rosinski and Mr. Melby Bear at the Homecoming Pepfest tell an unbearable story. BOTTOM RIGHT: What is this?! (Homecoming Pepfest) ABOVE: Special cheering squad performs We Goi the Spirit” at the Homecoming Pepfest. BELOW LEFT: Markette. Billie. Dougette. Markie. Natalie, and Jackie make up the voluptuous cheerleading squad for the Homecoming Coronation program. BONFIRE: It only takes a spark! BELOW RIGHT: Catherine Maxwell sings You've Got a Friend and Jennifer Boldt and Barb Westacott sing On the Willows at Homecoming Coronation. Seniors Marty Hwang and Linda Stenberg Seniors Paul Tomas and Kathy Mattison Sophomores Tami Rengston and Sophomores Heather Rafferty Jason Welsh and Jerry Ford Sophomores Sandra Christenson and Russ Orning Sophomores Berin Golonu and Tim Madden Sophomores Sherry Christenson and Jay Pibal FORMER VHS HOMECOMING ROYALTY. Silting: King Rick Enrooth (1970-71). Queen Sandy Johnson (1963-63). Queen Noel Blair (1964 65). Queen Jeannie Gliniany (1966-67). Standing: Queen Nancy Johnson (1978-79). King Tom Shamp (1977-78). Queen Kristy Burton (1983-83). King Mike Bonaventura (1983-83). Queen Tanya Charlesworth (1983-84). King Dick Gallagher (1983-84). Queen Sandy Burch (1983-84). Queen Kim Bengtson (1984-85). King Greg Tobias (1984-85). Homecoming Memories VHS CHEERLEADERS FROM THE OLDEN DAYS: Ginny Nelson. Cheryl Gliniany. Andrea Andersen. Jeannie Gliniany. Sandy Johnson. Activities V Seniors Win Sno Daze Competition Above: Ms. Freeman and the Channel II new production team view Pep Fest and interview the Leadership Team. Below: Juniors make students aware of Drinking and Driving in their Flail Decoration for Sno Daze. Mr. Pearl. Student Council advisor, and Diana Thompson, chair of Sno Daze Committee. are satisfield that 1987 Sno Daze celebration is a success. Points Earned In Sno Daze Competition Broom- ball Poster Flockey. B.B. Dress Up Attendance Week Hall Dec. Sign Skit Pie Contest Seniors (685) pis.) 175 K� 30 80 100 75 100 25 Juniors (440) 175 0 35 55 25 25 50 75 Sophomores (545) 75 75 10 60 50 KX) 75 100 Freshmen (405) 75 50 25 55 75 50 25 50 80 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Jon Eversoll and Nicky Saja. Juniors earned 3rd place with 440 points in Sno Daze competiton. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Dan Koes and Linda Stenberg. Seniors won the Sno Daze competition with 685 points. Sno Daze Royalty FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Colin Fagerlee and Tara Tuomie. Freshmen earned 4th place with 405 points in Sno Daze competition. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Steve Harty and Heather Rafferty. Sophomores earned 2nd place with 545 points in Sno Daze Competition. The Black and Blue Senior Crew present their First Place Broomball Trophy (for the girls' teams) to Principal Rosinski. Above.- The junior boys come out on top of the Broomball (boys' teams) tournament. STERN tWDTHE to I -LQ I Sophomores win First Place for their Sno Daze poster. Left: Seniors’ First Prize Don't Drink and Drive Poster Below: In the sophomore skit. Mr. Rogers (Jim Watkins) welcomes sophomore neighbors Jill Meagher and Lindsey Williams. Dressed for Nerds Day are Tweedle Mike, did you have ihe lights out when you Dee (Mr. Rosinski) and Tweedle Dum dret$ed ,his morning? (Nerd Day) (Mr. Yurek). Rick, are those shades to block those loud boxers? (Brian Morelli. Chris Bailey. Rick Antczak. Greg Parish) favorite Teachers’ Day — Mr. Ro- Mr. Berg (Chad Bjorklund) buckles up. (fa- sinski with his new tie! (Joe Wall) vorite Teachers’ Day) Mr. Sandberg. I never you were a blond! (Steve Medin on Favorite Teachers’ Day) Dan and Peter on Toga Day. Two Roman tutors (Mark Ondrey and Dan Sophomores go Hawaiian during the Heat Wave. (S. Chris-Scheller) on their way to teach. (Toga Day) tenson. T. Madden. T. Bengtson). A senior goes fishing — a scene from the senior hall decoration named Senior Beach. Sno Daze Above: Sophomore hall decoration — entrance to Hades. Directly below: Freshman hall decoration. Bottom: Judges of Sno Daze skits confer. Above: A volleyball scene from the Senior Beach.” Below: Vicky Reece and Shelly Schneider at Sno Daze Dance. Senior Christmas Party ■ — The Class of 1987 held a Christmas Hospitality Party the Thursday before Christmas vacation. Food, music, and hospitality were provided under the leadership of Jill Lloyd, senior class president, and other class officers. To the left: Looks good!! Below left: Having a nice time (Kathy Mattison. Shannon Noe. Jenny Bold!. Peter Shaffer). Bottom: You two seem to be enjoying the party! (Amy Schreiner and Chris Bump) Below right: J. Mancino p'8s 0ul I National Honor Society Pictured above-. NHS seniors elected in 1987. Sitting: Stove Medin. Julie Donatelle. Barb Westacott. Jenny Boldl. Gail Gripentrog. Sothamith Chau. Standing: Nicky Gresser. Wendy Hardman. Tom Peterson. Kathy Mattison. Jill Lloyd. Missing: Sarah Good. Anne Lindskog. Mike Timmer. Below: NHS juniors elected in 1987. Sitting: Nancy Root. Anne Rupert. Jody Sroga. Katie Gonier. Colleen Geisel. Evy Ibarra. Standing: Doug Anderson. Doug Smalley. Bob Skeate. Joe Wall, and Pat Drescher. Missing: Stephanie Shannon. Inducts 27 New Members NHS seniors elected in 1986. Sitting: Jon Wong. Courtney Cushing. Jean Schroeder. Krissy Gordon. Audra Ibarra. Tia Karelson. Jeremy Kepner. Standing: Peter Shaffer. Jeanne Happe. Eric Bjorklund. Stacy Gromek, Ann Pibal. Diana Thompson. Shannon Noe. Chad Bjorklund. Missing: Scott Klostcrman. FssL GooD ABouT YoURSeLE. _ GiVe BL°°D --- TfUUjl, IV7 The Blood Drive was sponsored by the Student Council. On the committee were Scott Klosterman. Catherine Maxwell. Shannon McGinn. Courtney McNeill. Kathy Mattison. Mark Ondrey. Mr. Pearl was advisor. These were some responsibilities of the committee- I) Contact Blood Bank. 2) Set date and time, i) Organize day. 4) Do some advertising around the school with posters and announcements. 5) Contact donors, assign times to come down and give blood. —Shannon One-Act Play Returns To VHS A picture of cast in costume: Poletz. DuRand. Schroeder. Ibarra. Drama in the form of a one-act play successfully returned (after an absence of two years) to VHS in January with the performance of Shaw's Dark Lady of the Sonnets.” It was directed by alumna Roberta Cullen, who noted, We can never really know how or when Shakespeare met Queen Elizabeth. Shaw offers his fanciful version of these two great figures of English history for us to ponder and enjoy.” Shakespeare was aptly portrayed by Jacques DuRand. Elizabeth by Jean Schroeder. the Dark Lady by Audra Ibarra, and the Palace Guard by Hrytz Poletz. To the right: Wherefore I humbly beg your majesty to give order that a theatre be endowed out of the public revenue. Lower right: Stare not so amazedly at mei but mark what I say. Besides the cast, other vital participants were Colleen Geisel, stage manager-. Kathryn Gonier and Evy Ibarra, set and costume crew-. Tom Wilson, set and properties-. Katherine Young, costumes; Andy Brownell, lighting; Eric Ness and Jason Sroga. lighting crew. Speech Activities SPEECH TEAM. Kneeling: Matt Lundgren. Joel Seppa (not a speech member). Jon Wong. Doug Smalley. Joe Wall. Jacques DuRand. Scoll Johnson. Standmgi Wendy Hardman. Jenny Bhssenbach. Monika Wahl.' Berm Golonu. Courtney Cushing. Evy Ibarra. Nancy Root. Kathryn Gomer. Jean Schroeder. Missing: Advisor Westrom. Stephanie Shannon. Tom Lindgren. Peter Victorine. This year’s speech team consisted of 18 students ranging from all four grades. The team partiepated in seven invitiational meets as well as conference, districts, and regions at the end of the year. Nancy Root and Doug Smalley both took first place trophies at two of the invitational meets while Jacques DuRand. Kathryn Gonier. Jean Schroeder. Wendy Hardman, and Courtney Cushing all placed in the top five of their respective categories at least once. The Huskies did quite well in the post season” by sending six people on to regions. They were Doug Smalley. Nancy Root. Jacques DuRand. Wendy Hardman. Kathryn Gonier. and Jean Schroeder. Congratulations should be given to Nancy Root and Jacques DuRand for both making second alternates in their categories. The team enjoyed a successful season and is looking forward to a new one. —D. Smalley 90 To the right: Jacques and Ms. Westrom practice gestures. DEBATE DEBATE TEAM. Hrytz Poletz. Audra Ibarra. Joe Wall. Andy Brownell. Anne Rupert. Matt Lundgren. Joe Wall. Peter Eversoll. Stephanie Shannon. Eric Ness. Tia Karelson. Peter Narog. and Coach Westrom. Debate has always been strong at St. Anthony and this year was no differer . This year’s resolution was: that the Federal government should establish a comprehensive, longterm. agricultural policy in the U.S. Our debaters were competitive all season long. The team did especially well at the Apple Valley tournament in which the team of Doug Smalley and Stephanie Shannon were consolation champions while the team of Jon Wong and Nancy Root broke to octafinals. — D.S. and N.R. Below: Jon displays debate members' briefcases containing their voluminous notes. To the right: Varsity debate team: Doug Smalley. Jon Wong. Nancy Root. Anne Rupert. Joe Wall. a oDnv r ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE H. S. CONCERT BAND PRESENTS 25 YEARS OF POPS ANNUAL BAND POP CONCERI APRIL 30 MAY 1, 2 - 8 PM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM | Pop Concert ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR Jenny Bbldi. Si. Anthony Parent Group Audratoarra. St. Anthony Parents Group Scholarship Sdtolarship ST. ANTHONY CELEBRATES Tom Peterson. McReavy Uol M Scholarship Krissy Gordon. McReavy U of M Scholarship trie R|orkluntl. St. Anthony National Bank Stacy Gromck. St. Anthony National Bank Scholar Sdtolarship ship Debbie Wynn. St. Anthony Village Education Jill Lloyd. Student Council Scholarship Chad Hjorklund. St. Anthony Lions Scholarship Gail Gripentrog. Faculty Sdtolarship Scon Klosiorman. Si. Anlltony Kiwanis Sc hoi Diana Thompson. Tri-Cily American Legion Scholarship Chris Rump. Si. Amhony Parents Group Scholarship Mike Timmer. Don Dennison Memorial Scliol-arship Ann Pibal. Si. Anthony Kiwanis Scholarship Trislam Fagerlee. tel ten inner s Scholarslnp RECOGNITION NIGHT MAY 5 SCHOLARSHIPS St. Anthony Kiwanis (2) $1,000 Ann Pibal, Scott Klosterman Don Dennison Memorial (2) $500 Jean Schroeder. Mike Timmer McReavy Univ. Of Minn. (2) $500 Krissy Gordon, Tom Peterson St. Anthony National Bank (2) $500 Stacy Gromek. Eric Bjorklund Tri-City American Legion (2) $500 Diana Thompson, Matt Neary St. Anthony Parents Group (4) $150 Jenny Boldt, Chris Bump, Audra Ibarra. Peter Shaffer Student Council (2) $300 Jill Lloyd, Shannon Noe Roy Prentis (I) $500 Jon Wong Floyd Elias (I) $400 Nicole Grosser St. Anthony Lions (2) $200 Tia Karelson. Chad Bjorklund Faculty Scholarship (I) $300 Gail Gripentrog St. Anthony Village Education Assn. (I) $300 Debbie Wynn Greg Bigger (Letterwinners) (I) $200 Tristam Fagerlee Principal's (I) $200 Jeremy Kepner Tri-City American Legion Auxiliary (I) $200 Malt Neary. Tri-Cily American l egion Scholarship Nicole Grosser. Floyd Elias Memorial Scholar-ship 98 “f (eaoen S( es ST. ANTHONY VILLAGE HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM ’87 WHEN: SATURDAY. MAY 9. 1987 7:30 PM - 12:00 AM WHERE: HYATT REGENCY 1300 NICOLLET MALL MINNEAPOLIS 99 Football FOOTBALL SQUAD. Row L Bill Cyryt. Mike Timmer. Chris Cowan. John Cowle. Tristam Fagerlee. Eric Cook. Marc Hauser. Row 1 Mike Madden. Joe Jarosz. Jake Friedl. Nathan Mrosla. Paul Tomas. Mark Ondrey. Matt Neary. Dan Scheller. Jon Jensen. Row 3: Andrew Evans. Chris Ashbach. Dan Welsh. Mike Jensen. Matt Lundgren. Scott Klosterman. Russ Orning. Jeff Bloinster. Brooks West. Tom Peterson. J Mancmo. Shawn Lockrem. Missing: Coach Rollie Nesheim. Assistant Coach John Opsata. Coach Rollie Nesheim and Most Valuable Dan Welsh. FOOTBALL NOTES Captains Dan Welsh. Scott klosterman Most Valuable: Dan Welsh All Conference: Dan Welsh Honorable Mention: John Cowle. Mike Jensen. Bill McPherson. Paul Thomas Coach's Summary of the Season: We played well against some very fine teams but were severely handicapped by a lack of numbers, size, and speed. Coach Nesheim. why did you resign from coaching football? It has been increasingly frustrating to run the kind of program that I would like, because of our declining enrollment. Therefore. I have resigned from the head coaching position at St. Anthony. I do so with certain regrets because during my 14 years as the Head Coach I came into contact with several hundred fine young men. I will miss my association with them. We have known the joy of championships and the despair of defeat in these 14 years, but the hope that I have as I leave the program is that our program, over the years, has helped young men to mature and grow. To the Huskies of future teams. I wish success. To the Huskies of past teams. I wish to extend my thanks for their contributions to a great school. I feel honored to have been your coach.” Girls’ Swimming GIRLS' SWIMMING. Kneeling: Asst. Coach Chris Brobm. Nina Loreno. Sandi Egeland. Shelly Senlyrz. Jody Sroga. Christine Hansen. Amy Pisansky. Row 2- Shannon Kantorowicz. Erica Bonde. Angie Kuhlmann. Olga Yarr. Kristy Sunde. Monique DuRand. Angela Hockert. Kris Lmdgren. Krista Koehntop. Coach Ron Berg. Row 3: Isabel Cifuentes. Vitalia Yarr. Ann Epperly. Kyia Shaffer. Ann Mattison. Emily Bollensen. Theresa Bakun. Evy Ibarra. Student Manager. Captain: Jody Sroga Outstanding Swimmers: Shelly Sentyrz. Sectional Champion 100yd. butterfly and MX) yd. backstroke Most Valuable Athlete: Shelly Sentyrz Coach's Summary of the Season.- There were 23 girls on the squad; this is a good turnout for St. Anthony. However, thirteen of the girls were in 7th and 8th grades. There were no seniors on the team. If everyone comes out in the future, it looks promising. Dual Meet Season Won 0. Lost 9 Regional Placing 8th Place 100 Backstroke and 100 Butterfly - Shelly Sentyrz - 1st 400 Free Relay • Kris Lindgren. Amy Pisansky. Kris Hansen. Shelly Sentyrz - 6th 500 and 200 Free Style • Kris Lindgren. 7th and 8th 200 Medley Relay • Kris Hansen. Sandi Egeland. Amy Pisansky, Tracey Bakun • 8th Shelly Sentyrz was ALL STATE in the butterfly and backstroke, winning 4th Place in each event. Volleyball Notes Volleyball Captains.- Diana Thompson, Amy Schreiner Most Valuable Athlete: Wendy Hardman All Conference: Wendy Hardman, Amy Schreiner. Diana Thompson Honorable Mention: Shannon Noe, Linda Stenberg Summary of Season: Good season with St. Anthony taking 2nd in the Tri Metro Conference. — Coach Houle VARSITY VOLLEYBALL.Silling: Jill Lloyd. Siacy Groinek. Nicky Saja. Row 2: Tami Bengtson. Ann Pibal Shannon Noe. Linda Stenberg. Carolyn Lofgren. Row 3: Coach Leon Houle. Lisette Hayden. Sherry Christenson. Julie Williams. Amy Schreiner. Becky Dennison. Wendy Hardman. Jennifer Quimby. B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL. Kneeling: Amy Collins. Lisa Borys. Lynn Olander. Amy Hasten. Row 2 Sue Momo. Sandy Christenson. Tami Bengston. Sherry Christenson. Julie Williams. Row 3: Coach Leon Houle Tara Miller. Janet Jaszewski. Anna Tsantir. Lisette Hayden. Andrea Hauser. Karen Lindskog. Missing Assistant Coach Rollie Rudzitis. 12 Wins. 15 Losses Wins are listed below: VHS 15-15. Cannon Falls 4-7 VHS 15-6-16. Humboldt 9-15-11 VHS 15-15-12-15. C. Falls 7-13-15-9 VHS 15-15-14-15. Farmington 4-4-16-1 VHS 15-15-15. Mahtomedi 8-II-II VHS I5-8-8-I5-I5. Brooklyn Center 8I5I5-8I2 VHS 15-15-15. Blake 10-0-4 VHS 15-15. Edina 11-10 VHS 2-15-15-15. Concordia Acad. I5-7-IO-II VHS 15-15-9-15. Minnehaha 12-1115-7 VHS 15-15. Mounds Park 0-7 VHS IM5-7-I5-I5. B.C. I5-7-I5-II-I2 Girls’ Basketball GIRLS' BASKETBALL. Sitting: Kris Hansen. Sue Bonaventura. Laurie Long. Evy Ibarra. Kneeling: Tracy Reep. Lynn Olander. Lizette Hayden. Tara Miller. Standing: Asst. Coach Rob Walsh. Kristi Nelson. Tracy Bakun. Carolyn Lofgren. Andrea Hauser. Meridee Bosquez. Coach Jim Bullock. Captains of the Girls’ Basketball Team are Laurie Long and Sue Bonaventura. BASKETBALL NOTES Captains: Laurie Long, Sue Bonaventura Outstanding Players: Laurie Long, Sue Bonaventura, Lisette Hayden, Tara Miller Most Valuable Athlete: Laurie Long All Conference Honorable Mention: Laurie Long, Sue Bonaventura Coach’s Comments: We had a very young and inexperienced team which came a long way this season. We had a small team in number as well as size. 104 Hockey VARSITY HOCKEY. Row I: Jerry Ford. Eric Cook. Colin Fagerlee. Tim Madden. Eric Snustad. Joe Wall. Nathan Mrosla. Row Rob Goodsell. Eric Lindman. Brooks West. Scott Klosterman (Alt. Capt.). Russ Orning. Marc Hauser, John Olander. Row 3: Student Mgr. Mike Madden. Tris Fagerle (Capt.), Tom Goodsell. Tom Peterson, Eric Swanson. Mike Timmer (Alt. Capt.), J B Mancino, Kirk Hennen. Asst. Coach Dave Kulenkamp. Student Mgr. John Smith. Last row: Coach Brad DeKanick. Summary of the Season: The team worked together all season. They were like a family. The conference record was CVII-I. overall record 3-17-1. This team was one that played hard for 45 minutes a game. It was a team that had to work very hard for every goal that they scored. The high point of the season was a 7-6 loss to Blake on their own rink. The loss showed our team that they capable of playing very good hockey when they wanted to play like a team. — Coach DeKanick. Leading scorers were Mike Timmer (2IG. I4A) 35 pts.. Tristam Fagerlee 110. 2IA) 33 pts.. Marc Hauser (I5G. I4A) 29 pts., Scott Klosterman (OG. ISA) 15 pts.. Brooks West (3G. 9A) 12 pts. JUNIOR VARSITY (Pictured at left). Row I: Sam D’Agostino. Josh Mrosla. Kevin Morelli, Nathan Mrosla, Ron Parish, Chris Iverson. Colin Fagerlee, Pat McNeill. Row 2: Noel Totten. Joe Wall. Tom Goodsell. Tim Wojtowicz. Greg Parish, Eric Swanson. Jason Welch, Marc Tomas. Eric Snustad, Coach Dave Kulenkamp .... Congratulations to the All Conference Player, Mike Timmer, pictured above. Mike was also Most Valuable Player. Honorable Mention went to Tristam Fagerlee. Marc Hauser, and Scott Klosterman. Boys’ Swimming SWIMMING TEAM. Row I: Ted Braunwarth. Jeff Brandt. Jason Sroga. Jay Sullivan. Row 2: Coach Ron Berg. Matt Lundgren. Tory Olson. Scott Johnson. Missing: John Friedl. Ted Braunswarth was a member of the freestyle relay that went to the State Meet! SWIMMING NOTES Outstanding Swimmer: Ted Braunwarth All Conference Honorable Mention: Ted Braunwarth — North Surburban Conference Coach’s Summary of the Season: This was the second year of our co-sponsorship with Spring Lake Park. Again it worked out very well. St. Anthony contributed nine swimmers divers to the program whereas last year we only had four. We finished 4-6 in the tough North Suburban Conference and sixth in the Section 4 Meet. The team sent three individuals and the freestyle relay to the State Meet. (Ted Braunwarth was on that relay.) Overall. the coaching staff felt we had a good season. Only three seniors were on the team so next year looks good. — Coach Ron Berg. Wrestling WRESTLING. Silting.- Paul Olson. Thuong Pham. Shane Lundeen. Robert Halak, Tom Loreno. Sean Swanson. Standing: Mike York. Jon Jensen. Paul Tomas. Mike Jensen. Nick Krakau. Robert Christenson. Top: Pat Egeland. Jared Manninen. Chris Ashbach. Missing: Coaches John Opsata and John Kukielka. This season Brent Johnson was cited for the fastest pin — 15 seconds! Captains: Mike Jensen. Paul Tomas Outstanding wrestlers: Paul Tomas (District Champion). Mike Jensen (18-6). Brent Johnson (16-8). Most Valuable Athlete: Mike Jensen All Conference: Mike Jensen. Brent Johnson Honorable Mention: Paul Tomas. Chris Ashbach Summary of the Season: We were a small team and had to forfeit at least one match each meet. We still were very competitive, and our losses were for the most part because of the forfeit.” Coach Opsata. Fastest Pin - Brent Johnson Most Dedicated - Paul Tomas Most Improved - Tom Loreno 107 Anne Goes To State! Gymnastics Notes Captains: Anne Lindskog. Barb Westacott Most Valuable Athlete: Anne Lindskog All Conference: Anne Lindskog. Becky Dennison. Heather Rafferty Honorable Mention: Nicky Saja Coach’s Summary of the Season: We were 2nd in Region IV. Anne went to State and placed 6th on the beam. Pictured above: Captains Anne Lindskog and Barb Westacott. Pictured elsewhere on this page: Anne Lindskog on beam. Gymnastics 109 GYMNASTICS. Row I: Tia Simonson. Ann Epperly. Tara Wicks, Tara Tuomie, Monique DuRand. Row 2: Catherine Maxwell, Becky Dennison. Nicky Saja. Heather Rafferty. Row 3: Anne Lindskog, Barb Westacott. Missing: Coach Corlyce Grant. Boys’ Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL. Sitting: Dan Koes. Steve Wasnick. Jeremy Kepner. Mark Ondrey. Kneeling: Jeff Hansen. Brad Scovil. Joe DeFilippis. Bill King. Jon Bullock. Top- Peter Grotans. Doug Anderson. Jeff Blomster. Peter Shaffer. Jon Eversoll. Missing: Coach Gautschi. Captains: Peter Shaffer. Jeremy Kepner. Dan Koes Outstanding Players: Peter Shaffer. Jeff Blomster. Brad Scovil. Doug Anderson Most Valuable Athlete: Peter Shaffer All Conference: Peter Shaffer. Jeff Blomster. Brad Scovil Honorable Mention: Doug Anderson Jeremy Kepner Pictured to the left: B SQUAD. Silting: David Ness. Tom Jarosz. Mike Hoffmann. Bob Geisel. Jeff Hess. Standing: Jay Pibal. Steve Harty. Todd Griesert. Steve Hult-gren. Chris Bailey. Missing: Coach Paulus. Baseball BASEBALL NOTES by Coach Palm. Captains: J. Mancino. Scott Klosterman. Outlook for the Season: We have had a slow start. We have been scoring lots of runs but either the pitching or the fielding has broken down. With hard work, we should be ready for district play.” Team’s strength: pitching, hitting. Team weakness: fielding. Unusual or humorous incident: Our defense has been so sad that we hand out Kleenix at the games!” In 1986 we finished with 12 wins. 8 losses. We played very well by the end of the season.” ”B SQUAD BASEBALL. Silting: Thuong Pham. Jim Watkins. Jason Welsh. Row 2: Ron Parish. Rick Antczak. Colin Fagerlee. Rob Halak. Won Chau. Marc Isaacson. Jon Knox. Row 3: Coach Bowc. Jerry Ford. Tom Balko. Russ Orning. Jeff Hess. Greg Parish. Steve Hultgren. Kyle Steiner. VARSITY BASEBALL. Row I: Coach Palm and Asst. Coach Larry Selchow. Row 1. Matt Neary. Eric Cook. Tris Fagerlee. Bob Geisel. Joe Jarosz. Eric Bjorklund. Row 3: Scott Klosterman. Brooks West. Jeff Blomster. Mark Hauser. Mark Ondrey. J. Mancino. Softball SOFTBALL NOTES. Captains. Linda Stenberg. Kathy Klotzbach. Diana Thompson. Outlook for the season. Building a new pitching and catching group — will take a few years — youthful team. Team strength. Pitching Team weakness. Hitting Unusual incident or happening. Lost two players in one game by our shortstop Kathy Klotzbach throwing the ball — broke the nose of Diana Thompson and hit Tracy Bakun in the eye. — Coach Bullock VARSITY SOFTBALL. Kneeling: Andrea Mlinar. Carolyn Lofgren. Shannon Noe. Diana Thompson. Kathy Klotzbach. Kathryn Gomer. Standing: Coach Bullock. Libby Peterson. Cheryl Holmes. Kari Slettemoen. Colleen Goisel. Tracy Bakun. Jon Bullock. Student Manager. B SQUAD SOFTBALL. Kneeling: Kim Sherwood. Sandy Christenson. Heather Rafferty. Tami Bengtson. Standing: Student Manager Jon Bullock. Kathryn Corner. Tracy Bakun. Mindy Barrett. Sherry Christenson. Kieu Hong. Coach Dennis Walsh. Track TRACK TEAM. Sitting: Tom Lindgren. Chad Bjorklund. Bill King. Andrew Evans. Matt Lundgren. Standing: Jason Sroga. John Smith. Becky Dennison. Ann Johnson. Matt Wennblom. Anne Lmdskog. Todd Griesert. Evy Ibarra. Coach Burman. Jody Sroga. TRACK NOTES Captains: Chad Biorklund. Bill King. Anne Lmkskog Outlook for the season: We look forward to some individual bests. We have some strong and dedicated athletes and anticipate having some good individual performances. Team's strength: Girls XX 40Olong jump� Boys distance I 3 miles and long jump. Team weakness: We lack depth in the team. Unusual or humorous incidents: A new varsity shuttle record between Mahto-medi and St. Anthony was set on 4 30 87 with a time of 30 minutes. —Coach Burman 113 Boys’ Tennis BOYS' TENNIS. Row I: Eric Birkeland. Sieve Wasnick. Doug Smalley. Doug Anderson, Caleb Cushing. John Thibeault. Chris Kramer. Row 2: Coach Mike Cartwright. John Johnson. Mike Ibarra. Mark Brownell. John Eroiland. Jonio Axel son, Davi Axelson. Don Archer. Eric Ong. Jell Moen. Eric Olson. TENNIS NOTES Tennis captain: Doug Anderson Team strength: Quality singles players Coach Cartwright's Comments: We have a young team with little experience playing in one of the best tennis conferences in the state. However, we have shown a lot of improvement from hard work and have put together several strong young doubles teams.'' Cross Country Senior libby Peterson was the only VHS participant to combine with the Spring Lake Park High School cross country team. Libby was co-captain of the tearm Mr. Anderson of SLP was the coach. 114 Golf VARSITY GOLF TEAM (pictured above). Row I: Chad Hess and Chris Larson. Row 2: Tim Madden. Nathan Mrosla. Eric Swanson. Kurt Evans. Bob Gallagher. Missing: Jeff Hansen and Coach Dave Melby. B SQUAD GOLF TEAM (pictured below). Row I: Kevin Morelli. Brian Bernard, Chris Swanson. Rob Prokopiuk. Torn Jarosz. Row 1. Patrick McNeill. Eric Strickland. Trevor Spoo. Bill Drusch. Jay Sullivan. Shawn Cahill. Mike Madden. Row 3: Coach Dave Bratland and Eric Lindman. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL (pictured above). Row I: Diana Thompson. Shannon Noe. Jill Lloyd, Stacy Gromek. Courtney McNeill. Audra Ibarra. Row 2: Bill Pawlyshyn. Carrie Bump. Catherine Maxwell. Nicky Saja. Jody Sroga. Shelly Sentyrz, Tom Lindgren. Row i. Scott Klosterman. Mark Ondrey. Steve Wasnick. Doug Anderson. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (pictured to the left): Sitting: Ann Pibal. Vice President: Scott Klosterman. School Board Representative: Diana Thompson. President. Standing: Stacy Gromek, Treasurer: Catherine Maxwell. Secretary. Not pictured: Advisor Mr. Pearl. HEALTH AWARENESS Hi AM H AWARENESS. SOPHOMORES. Row I, Thuong Plum. Jerry Ford. Heather McMullen. Heather Rafferty. Sherry Christenson. Amssa Moses. Row 2: Tim Madden. Berm Golonu. Mindy Barrett. Tami Bengtson. Aileen Hwang. Candy Ives. Sissy Poffenburger. Sandy Christenson. Jon Knox. Row 3. Matt Lundgren. Eric Lindman. Brooks West. Jay Pibal. Tom Jankowski. Eric Swanson. Blake Renner. HEALTH AWARENESS. ERESHMEN. Row I Julie LaBissoniere. Ann Kelly. Vicky Ince. Laurie Anderson. Amy Dorumsgaard. Charlene Williams. Row 2: Kristi Sunde. Tia Simonson. Amy Collins. Lynn Olander. Paula Cunningham. Vicky Reber. Nicky Forth I rica Bondc. Row 3: Chad Holmes. Jennifer Dean. Shane Lundeen. 122 1 HEALTH AWARENESS HI ALTH AWARENESS. Seniors. Row I: Jill Lloyd. Pal Nowlan. Tristam Eagerlee. Michelle Anundson. Row 2: Caihcrine Maxwell. Dan Welsh. Rob Goodsell. Missy McMullen. John Cowle. HLALTH AWARENESS. Juniors. Row I, Kim Sherwood. Jean Schwaab. Carrie Bump. Suzie Vescio. Row 2t Becky Asp. Carmen Van Vickie. Stephanie Johnson. Carolyn Lofgren. Bev Van Sloun. Carolyn Christenson. Cyndi Karkoc. 123 A BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row I. Christine Bump, Jill Lloyd. B BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Center below: Julie Williams. Ann Schreiner. Row 2-. Gayle Jaszcwski and Kathy Mattison. Top: Julie Standing- Anna Tsantir. Missy Tombarge. Gretchen Hass. Dona telle. CHEERLEADERS WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS. Below Wendy Hardman. Standing Berm Golonu and Heather McMullen. Above: Bridget LaForce. B SQUAD FOOTBALL CHfcfcRLLALURS. Boilom row Heather Rafferty. Janet Jaszewski. Amy Collins. Second row- Karen Lindskog. Sandy Christenson. Heather McMullen. Sherry Christenson. Tia Simonson. CHEERLEADERS A” SQUAD FOOTBALL CHLERLfcADLRS. Row L Nicky Saja. Christine Bump. Row 2: Becky Dennison. Gail Jaszewski. Carrie Bump. Row Si Anne Lindskog. Kim Sherweed. Julie Donatello. Missing: Advisors Ms. Flittie and LaBelle. 125 CONCERT VARSITY CHOIRS CONCERT CHOIR. Row I: Stephanie Shannon. Jill Lloyd. Shannon Noe. Ann Pibal. Aileen Hwang. Barb Westacott. Jenny Bold!. Diana Tltompson. Sandy Christenson. Jody Sroga. Tammy Bcnglson. Row 2: Barb Reasoncr. Libby Peterson. Shannon McGinn. Mindy Barrett. Berin Golonu. Sherry Christenson. Jill Meagher. Candy Ives. Andrea Mlinor. Amy Krebs. Mara Medved. Jean Sc brooder. Row 3: Heather Rafferty. Bridget LaForce. Heather McMullen. Kris Lundgren. Julie Williams. Kathy Nelson. Wendy Hardman. Michelle Anundson. Missy McMullen. Katie Gonier. Colleen Geisel. Row 4i Dave Skeate. Tim Madden. Kyle Griffin. Matt Neary. Rod Krueger. Paul Tomas. Tony Calguirc. Scott Klostcrman. Shawn Craig. Bob Skeate. Jon Knox. Jon Wong. VARSITY CHOIR. Row l Rachel Schmcling. Sue Monio. Rob Halak. Kyia Gordon. Jeff Zumwalt. Dodie Howe. Chad Holmes. Jenny Dean. Row 3: Laurie Anderson. Shelly Sentyrz. Amy Collins. Rob Amos. Lynn Olandcr. Paula Cunningham. Kyle Steiner. Andrea Hauser. Meridee Bosqucz. Kyia Hauglid. Missing: Director John Opsata. 126 CONCERT SAND CONCERT BAND. Row I: Anne Lmdskog. Linda Stenberg. Stacy Gromck, Tracey Bakun. Julie Schmalzbauer. MoHie Crosswhite. Krissy Gordon. Ann Pibal. Anne Rupert. Row 2; Tia Karelson. Jeanne Happe. Julie Victorme. Ann Johnson. Jill Rohde. Amy Whitehill. Gretchen Hass. Kristi Nelson. Pam Lindman. Gail Gripentrog. Kathy Elsen. Evy Ibarra. Wendy Hardman. Gayle Jas-zewski. Row 3: Courtney McNeill. Amy Schreiner. Jenny Blissenbach. Christine Bump. Jay Pibal. Susan Bonaventura. Neal Letourneau. Karen Lindskog. Bev Van Sloun. Julie Donatelle. Barb Westa- cott. Row A. Monica Wahi. Jay Sullivan. Marc Isaacson. Pat McNeill. Jean Schwaab. Joe Wall. Jody . Sroga. John Bullock. Chris Olson. Brooks West. Nancy Root. Kari Slettemoen. Chad Bjorklund. Shannon Noe. Sara Medin. Tia Simonson. Doug Smalley. Connie Dawson. Jenny Boldt. Row 5: Jon Wong. Joel Seppa. Peter Vtctorine. Doug Anderson. Kathy Mattison. Peter Shaffer. Eric Biorklund. Chris Bailey. Matt Lundgren. Kathy Klotzbach. Scott Johnson. Rob Krueger. Steve Medin. Missing: Director Roger Biorklund. LETTERWtNNERS SCIENCE LET TER WINNERS. Row h Stacy Grcmek. Jill Lloyd. Pat Egctand. Matt Ncary. Tristam Eagerlee. Joe Jarosz. Row 2 Catherine Maxwell. Courtney McNeill. Nicky Saja, Becky Dennison. Pam Lindman. Carrie Blimp. Shannon Noe. Diana Thompson. Tom loreno. Row 3 Doug Anderson. Scott Klosterman. Mike Timmer. Missing: Advisor James Bullock. SCILNCl CLUB. Row I. Brooks West. Jay Pibal. Mick Carlson. Jeremy Kepner. Stephanie Shannon. Katie Comer. Colleen Geisel. Row 2-Advisor ERsworih Larson. Lric Sunde. Rod Krueger. Jonathon Wong. Peter Viciormc. Bill King. David Enerson. Dan Welsh. Man Ruas. Alric Kaezor. Trisiam Fagerlee. Row 3: Joe Seppa. John Cowle. Tom Coodsell. Dean Paron. Dan Koes. Doug Anderson. Chad Bjorklund. John Olander. Peter Cretans. Noel Totten. Jefl Jansen. 128 LIGHTING CREW LIGHTING CREW. Row 1= Eric Ness. Mike Ibarra. Row 2: Neal leiourneau. trie Iverson. Andy Brownell. Advisor Mr. Wilke and senior Neal Leiourneau adjust the dimmer board Andy circuits the light board. V LLAGETTES VILLAGETTES. Row I Kathy Elsen. Krissy Gordon. Gail Grtpentrog. Jean Schroedor. Tia Karelson. Row 1. Jenny Bold!. Ann Johnson. Jeanne Happe. I’am Lindman. Cindy Karkoe. Shana Boschee. Missing: Connie Dawson. Advisor.- Tom Sandberg. Below left: The Villagettes perform a routine. Below right. The Village lies wait lor their turn to participate in the Homecoming peplest. POP SINGERS JAZZ BAND POP SINGfcRS. Row I (sitting): Tom Jankowski. Kris Lmdgren. Joan Schroeder. Wendy Hardman. Dennis Holmes. Row 1 Sarah Good. Nicky Saja. Courtney Cushing, Jenny Roldt. Shannon Noe. Barb Westacott. Kathy Nelson. Row 3; David Skeate. Jon Knox. Shawn Craig. 1 Im Madden. Rodney Krueger. Missing: Director John OpSata. JAZZ BAND. Row I Tom Lindgren. Anne Rupert. Sue Bonavenltira. Neal Letourneau. Julie Donatello. Bev Van Sloun. Jay Pibal. Row 2 Steve Medin. David Ness. Peter Shaffer. Kathy Mattison. trie Bjorklund. Matt Lundgren. Row 3: Chad Bjorklund. Chris Olson, Brooks West. Nancy Root. Kari Slettemoen. Missing Director Roger Bjorklund. QUIZ | BOWL Quiz Bowl is Metro Competition with 32 teams. 4 divisions ... VHS finished second in our divisioni record was 6-1 ... Qualified for Mpls.-St. Paul Quiz Bowl Tournament ... Fell in quarter finals to Mounds Park Academy ... Captain was Jeremy Kepner� advisor was Mr. Doonan. QUIZ BOWL. Silling Tia Karelson. Jeremy Kepner. Jon Wong. Standingi Mr. Doonan. Anne Ruperl. Joe Wall. Caleb Cushing. Dean Paron. KNOWLEDGE BOWL Knowledge Bowl is State Competition with 20 schools competing ... VHS finished second in Metro Regional next to Apple Valley ... Qualified for the State Tournament in Brainerd ... KNOWLEDGE BOWL. Mr. Doonan (advisor). Jon Wong. Jeretny Kepner. Anne Ruperl. Joe Wall. Missing. Tia Karclson. Computer scorer Kyle Griffin. 132 Andrea Mlinar works on layout and indexing. Yearbook Staff Meets Its Deadlines With a total of 144 pages, the ’ Villager” probably has more pictures per student than many othpr high school yearbooks. The staff makes a conscientious effort to include as many students' pictures as possible, not only in activities, sports, and clubs, but also in collages. Vis. Plotmk is advisor. Carolyn I round helps Sue Voscio camera shy with collages Colleen Goisel and Kathryn Corner write captions, work on indexing and page layout I xx Ibarra helps with yearbook chores Carolyn Christenson. Kim Sherwood, and Sue Vescio take pictures anil work on collages 1 2 INTERNATIONAL CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB. Silting. Laurie Long, trie Cook. Pat Egeland. Pat Drcschcr. Tom Loreno. Katie Gonicr. tvy Ibarra. Row Kristie Nelson. Marc Tomas. Suzie Vescio. Carolyn Christenson. Bev Van Sloun. Carolyn Lofgren. Andrea Mlinar. Colleen Geisel. Row 3: Ann Johnson. Dean Par on. Doug Anderson. Chris Gowan. Becky Dennison. Advisor Shirley Flittie. INTERNATIONAL CLUB. Sitting: Sara Mcdin. Julie Victorine. Jason Welsh. Jon Knox. BerinGolonue. Lindsey Williams. Lara Enstad. Standing. Advisor Kris Trelles. Jennifer Blissenbach. Sherry Christenson. Anissa Moses. Sandy Christenson. Taini Bengtson. Mindy Barrett. Kyia Gordon. Leslie Gripentrog. Olenka Nowlyski. Row 3. Monika Wain. Tim Madden. Andy Brownell. Brooks West. Jay Pibal. Steve Harty. Julie Schmalzbauer. INTERNATIONAL CLUB INTERNATIONAL CLUB. Silting: John O lander, Gayle Jaszewski. Kathy Mattison. Christine Bump. Linda Stenberg. Ann Pibal, Advisor Shirley Hit tie. Row 2: Jeremy Kepner. Courtney McNeill. Stacy Gromek. Sue Bonavenlura. Pam Lindman. Priscilla Kinter. Eric Sunde. Peter Victorine. Rod Krueger. Row 3.- Sarah Good. John Cowle. Amy Schreiner. Dan Koes. Julie Donatello. Audra Ibarra. Gail Gripentrdg, Chad Bjorklund. Joel Seppa. Below right: foreign student Adrianna Sene ion chats with classmates Kathy Mattison and Chris Bump. Below left-. Adrianna lives with host family Bob and Jackie Bosquez. Andrianna's home is in Guadalajara. Mexico. Her favorite pastime is swimming. Pozole is her favorite Mexican food and frozen yogurt her favorite American food. What Adrianna likes best about the U.S. — the people and television programs.” What she likes least about the U.S. “the cold weather.” ADRIANNA ''Village High Views” NEWSPAPER STAFF. Row h Audra Ibarra. Jenny Blissenbach. Monika Wahl. and Evy Ibarra. Row 2: Jean Schroeder. Jill Lloyd. Courtney McNeill. Ann Pibal. Tia Karleson. Stephanie Shannon. Courtney Cushing. Row 3: Jenny Boldt. Todd Lawrence. Tracey Bakun. Jon Wong. Joe Wall, and Advisor Ruth Westrom. This year, The Village High Views” was published again, the first time since 1983. Under the leadership of Ruth Westrom, three successful issues were distributed to the students of St. Anthony. Once more, students had the opportunity to gain practical experience in journalism and to see their writing in print. It also gave the entire school a chronicle of many important school activities. Through the course of the three issues, more than thirty students contributed to the writing. But three students — Monika Wahi, Evy Ibarra, and Jenny Blissenbach (pictured below) — spent the time needed to put the paper together and make the whole project possible. — J. Blissenbach Math League MATH LEAGUE. Sitting: Jean Schroedor. Nancy Root. Monika Wahi. Kyle Griffin. Standing: Mei-Yun Chen. Chih-Jen Chen. Jenny Blissenbach. Anne Rupert. Jeremy Kepner. Jeanne Happe. Karen Ong. Karl Erickson. Eric Ong. Robert Amos. Joe Wall. Jon Wong. Advisor Maurice Hugill. VHS Math League Team that went to the State Tournament. Sitting: Kyle Griffin. Standing: Advisor Maurice Hugill. Mei-Yun Chen. Chih-Jen Chen. Anne Rupert. Joe Wall. Nancy Root. Jeanne Happe. Jean Schroeder. and Jeremy Kepner. Three years ago the Math League had its beginning as a Tri-Metro Conference activity. St. Anthony Village High School as won the Tri-Metro Conference competition for the past three years, and Chih-Jen Chen was the top scorer in the conference with a total of 46 points out of a possible 70. There are five Math League meets during the school year. Eight students are on a team, and each team member may only take two of the four individual tests; no more than four team members can take each of the four individual tests, which is called the Team Test. The Math League State Tournament was held at Brooklyn Center High School on March 30. The VHS team came in eighth in the State. 137 1987 VHS Index — A — Amos. Robert (9) 65. 69. 126. 137 Anderson, Cherie (K)) 59 Anderson, Donnell (10) 2, 59, 84. 118, 130 Anderson. Douglas (II) 53, 57, 75, 78. 86. 87. 110, 114, 121, 127. 128, 134, 92 Anderson. Laurie (9) 65, 122, 126 Antczak. Rick (10) 2. 59. 63. 83. III. 118 Anundson, Michele (12) 23, 43, 50, 70, 80. 84. 123, 126 Ashbach. Christopher (12) 2, 33, 43. 50. 84. 101. 107. 119. 99. 94 Asp. Becky (II) 53, 123 Axelson, Janio (9) 65 — B — Bakun. Theresa (II) 53. 102, 104. 112, 127, 136. 92. 138 Bailey, Christopher (10) 22. 59, 63. 83. 110. 127 Balko, Tom (10) 2. 59. 63. III. 130 Barrett, Mindy (10) 2. 59. 63. 112. 117, 122. 126. 134 Bengtson, Tami (10) 2, 59. 63, 74, 75. 78. 83. 103. 112. 122. 126, 134. 94 Benik. Scott (9) 65. 69 Berb. Peter (9) 65. 69. 139 Bergman. Theresa (12) 33, 45, 51. 84. 117, 119 Bernard. Brett (10) 59. 139 Birkeland, Eric (12) 70. 114. 138 Bjorklund. Chad (12) 23. 36. 42. 47, 50. 83. 87. III. 117, 127. 128. 131. 96 Bjorklund. Eric (12) 23. 36. 42. 47. 51. 87. III. 117, 127. 131. 88. 70. 96 Blissenbach. Jennifer (10) 2, 59, 90, 127. 134, 136. 137. 138 Blomster. Jeffrey (II) 53, 57, 82, 101. 110. III. 118, 88. 98 Boldt. Jennifer (12) 23. 36. 43. 50. 75, 85. 86. 126. 127. 130. 131. 136. 92. 96. 94 Bonaventura. Suzanne (12) 23, 43, 50, 51, KM, 127, 131, 135. 35 Bonde, Erica (9) 65. 69. 102. 119. 122. 70 Borys, Lisa (9) 65, 103, 138 Boschee. Shana (II) 53. 70, 130 Bosquez, Meridee (9) 64, 69. 65. KM. 126 Brandt. Jeff (10) 59. 63. 106. 118 Braunwarth. Ted (Darrick) (10) 59. 84. 106 Brinda. Timothy (10) 59. 79. 117 Brown. Jason (10) 59 Brown. Patrick 9() 65 . Brownell, Andrew (10) 59. 91. 129, 134. 99. 139 Brownell. Mark (9) 65 Bryn. Katrina (9) 64, 65 Bullock. Jon (II) 53, 57. HO. 112. 127 Bump. Carrie (II) 53. 57. 74. 79, 117, 121. 123. 124. 125. 128 Bump. Christine (12) 22, 23, 36. 46. 48. 50. 82. 85, 124. 125, 127, 135. 92. 97 Buscher. Mark (9) 65. 138 — C — Cahill. Patrick (12) 2. 23. 36. 51 Cahill. Shawn (10) 59. 115 Calguire. Anthony (II) 53. 57, 126, 94 Carlson, Johnna (12) 2. 84 Carlson, Michael (II) 53, 57, 79, 128. 98 Chau. Sothamith (12) 2. 23. 36. 51. 86. 119 Chen. Chin-Jen (K� 2. 59. 63. 137 Chen, Mei-Yun (9) 65, 137. 138 Christenson, Carolyn (II) 53. 123, 134. 133 Christenson. Sandra (10) 59, 63, 83. 78. 103, 112, 122, 125, 126, 134 Christenson, Sherry (10) 2, 59. 63, 71, 78. 103, 112. 122. 125, 126, 134 Collins. Amy (9) 65. 69, 103. 118. 122, 125, 126 Cook. Eric (II) 52. 53, 57. 101. 105. Ill, 134, 98 Coolidge. Timothy (II) 57. 138 Cowan, Christopher (II) 53, 57, 101. 134 Cowle. John (12) 24. 36. 45. 49, 50, 79. 101, 123. 128, 135. 138 Craig. Shawn (12) 33, 36. 50, 126. 131. 94 Crosswhite. Mollie (10) 59, 127 Cunningham. Paula (9) 64, 65, 68, 69, 78. 122. 126 Cushing. Caleb (K)) 59. 114. 132 Cushing. Courtney (II) 53. 57, 87. 90. 118. 131. 136 Cyryt. William (10) 59. 63. 101 — D — D'Agostino. Sam (II) 53. 57. 105 Dang. Mai (II) 52. 57. 138 Dawson, Connie (10) 59. 63. 127 Dean. Jennifer (9) 65. 122, 126 Defilippis. Joey (II) 53. 82. 108. 110 Dennison, Becky (II) 53, 57. 74. 103. KM. III. 117, 125. 128. 130, 134 Donatelle. Julie (12) 24. 49. 51. 73. 86. 117. 118. 124. 125. 127, 131. 135. 92. 138 Dorumsgaard. Amy (9) 65, 117, 122 Drescher, Patrick (II) 53. 57, 70. 72. 86. 134 Drusch. William (10) 2. 59. 63. 115 Duane. Nicole (II) 53, 88 140 DuRand, Jacques (II) 53, 57, 89, 90 — E — Egeland, Patrick (II) 53. 107, 128, 134, 98 Egeland, Sandra (10) 2, 59. 63. 102 Elsen. Kathy (12) 24, 50. 70. 119. 127, 130 Enerson, David (12) 2. 33, 36, 44, 51. 84. 118, 128, 88 Enstad, Lara (9) 64, 65, 68, 134 Erickson. Kari (10) 60. 71. 130. 137 Erickson. Karl (10) 60. 139, 70. 137 Ernst, Brian (II) 53. 139 Erpelding. Gwen (12) 36 Evans, Andrew (II) 53, 101, III Evans, Diana (II) 53. 57, 138 Evans, Kurt (9) 65, 115, 139 Eversoll, Jonathan (II) 53. 81. 108, IK), 139 Eversoll, Peter (9) 65, 91, 139 — F — Fagerlee, Colin (9) 65, 81. 105, III, 119 Fagerlee, Tristam (12) 2. 24. 48. 50. 74. 80. 84. 101, 105. III. 123, 128, 97 Ford, Jerry (10) 2, 60. 63. 78. 105, III. 118, 122 Ford, Nicole (9) 65. 122 Freund. Carolyn (II) 54. 57. 133, 139 Friedl, Jason (II) 54. 57. 71. 75. 82. 101, 98 Friedl. John (12) 2. 24. 36. 50. 72. 84. 119 Fruth. Joe (12) 36, 139 — G — Gallagher. Robert (9) 65. 115. 138 Gates. Jennifer (10) 60. 130, 138 Gazda. Kathleen (12) 44. 45. 85 Geisel. Colleen (II) 52. 54, 57, 86. 78. 112, 126. 128. 134. 133. 138 Geisel. Robert (10) 2. 60. 63. 110. III. 138 Gersdorf, Ronald (II) 54, 138, 99 Giles, Sean (12) 24 Golonu, Berin (10) 2, 60. 74, 78. 83, 90. 117. 122. 124. 126, 134 Gonier, Kathryn (II) 54, 57, 78, 86, 90. 112, 126, 128. 134. 133 Good, Sarah (12) 7. 33, 37, 45. 47. 51. 131. 135 Goodsell. Robert (12) 33. 37. 50. 105. 119, 123 Goodsell. Thomas (12) 24. 51. K)5. 128. 139 Gordon, Kristine (12) 24. 37. 47. 48. 51. 87. 127. 130. 92. 35. 96 Gordon. Kyia (9) 64. 65. 126. 134. 139 Gresser. Nicole (12) 2. 25. 37. 51. 86. 87. 119, 97 Griesert, Todd (10) 2, 60, 63. Ill, 116. IK) Griffin. Kyle (10) 60. 71. 126. 137, 138 Gripentrog. Gail (12) 25. 36. 47. 51. 86. 117, 127. 130, 135. 92, 96. 138 Gripentrog. Leslie (10) 2, 60. 63. 134 Gromek, Stacy (12) 25, 37. 49. 50. 82, 87, K)3. 118. 121. 124. 127. 128. 135. 93. 92. 35. 96 Grotans. Peter (II) 54. 110. 128. 138 Gustafson. Lee (12) 25. 37. 139 — H — Haas, Robert (10) 60. 130 Hagen. Shannon (II) 54. 57, 139 Halak. Robert (9) 66. 107. III. H9. 126 Hanke. Julie (12) 25. 37. 42. 50. 78 Hansen. Eric (II) 54. 139 Hansen. Jeffrey (II) 54. 57. 82. 110. 128 Happe. Jeanne (12) 25. 37. 43. 45. 50. 87, 127. 130. 137. 92 Hardman. Wendy (12) 7. 25. 37. 43. 44. 49, 51. 84. 86. 90, 103. 119. 131. 124. 126. 127, 93. 35 Harty. Steve (10) 60. 81. IK). 134. 139 Haselhorst, Lisa (K)) 2. 60 Hass. Gretchen (K)) 2. 60. 63. 117, 124. 127 Hasten. Amy (9) 66. 69. 70, 103 Hauglid. Kyia (9) 119. 126 Hauser, Andrea (9) 66, 103, 104, 126 Hauser, Marc (II) 54, 57, 82. 79, K)(. K)5, III Hayden. Lisette (9) 66. 69. K)3. 104 Hennen. Kirk (12) 33. 105. 119 Heidemann. Douglas (II) 54. 98, 139 Hess. Jeffery (9) 66. 72. IK). III. 139 Hickerson. Gregg (K)) 60, 130 Hoffmann, Michael (10) 58, 60. IK) Holmes. Chad (9) 64, 66. 69. 126 Holmes. Cheryl (II) 52. 54. 57. 70. 112. 122 Holmes. Dennis (II) 54. 131. 139 Hong. Kieu (10) 2. 60. 112 Howard. Michael (10) 2. 60. 83. 84. 130. 139 Howe, Dolores (9) 66. 126 Hultgren. Steven (9) 66. 69. IK). Ill Hwang. Aileen (10) 2. 60. 73. 117, 122. 126. 95 Hwang. Martin (12) 25, 37, 45. 46. 49. 78 — I — Ibarra. Audra (12) 26. 37. 45. 51. 84, 87. 89, 91, 119. 121. 135. 136. 35. 96 Ibarra. Evelyn (II) 54, 86. 90. 102. K 4. III. 118, 127. 134. 136. 133. 139 Ibarra. Michael (9) 66. 69. 114. 129 Ince. Vicky (9) 66, 69. 71. 122. 98. 139 Isaacson, Marc (9) 66, 69. III. 127 Iverson. Eric (K)) 2. 60. 129 Iverson, Karin (9) 66. 69. 139 Iverson, Kristopher (9) 66. 69 Ives. Candy (K)) 2. 60. 63. 70. 117. 122, 126. 130. 94 — J — Jacobsen. Jeffery (12) 26. 38. 84. 141 119 Jankowski. Thomas (K ) 2. 60. 84. 22. 131 Jarosz. Joe (12) 26. 38. 51. 82. Id. III. 116. 128 Jarosz. Thomas (10) 2. 58. 60. 63, IK). 115. 139 Jaszewski, Gayle (12) 26. 38. 42. 45. 50. 119. 124. 125. 127, 130. 135 Jaszewski, Janet (9) 66. 69. 103, 125 Jensen. Jon (10) 60. 101, 107 Jensen. Michael (12) 38. 48. 51. 73. 74. 79. 107. 101. 119 Johnson. Ann (II) 54. 57. III. 130. 134. 127. 92 Johnson, Brent (II) 54, 107 Johnson. Scott (12) 2, 26, 38. 45. 50. 84. 90. 106. 119. 127, 139 Johnson. Sean (II) 57 Johnson. Stephanie (II) 54, 57, 123 Junger. Kelly (10) 2. 60 — K — Kaczor. Alric (II) 54. 128 Kakish. Ranya (II) 54. 57 Karelson. Tia (12) 26. 38. 45. 50. 87. 91. 127. 130, 132, 136. 92. 99 Karkoc, Cynthia (II) 54. 70. 123. 130. 98 Kelly. Ann (9) 66. 69. 122. 139 Kepner. Jeremy (12) 2. 26. 38. 48. 50, 87. IK). 128. 132. 135, 137 Kessler. Joseph (12) 26. 34 King. William (II) 52. 54. 57. 110. III. 128 Kinter, Priscilla (12) 33. 38. 50. 135 Klotzbach, Kathy (12) 27. 38. 45, 49, 51. 112, 127 Klosterman. Scott (12) 7, 27, 38, 47. 48. 50. 78, 80. 101. 105. III. 121, 126. 128. 97. 95 Klungseth, Tamara (II) 54, 88 Knox. Jonathon (10) 2, 60. Ill, 119. 122. 126, 131, 134. 138 Koes, Dan (12) 27. 38. 44. 49. 51. 70. 81. 110. 128. 135 Krakau. John (II) 54. 57. 139 Krebs. Amy (12) 27. 46. 50. 119. 126 Krueger. Rodney (12) 22. 27. 43. 44. 51. 80. 82. 118. 119. 126, 127. 128. 131. 135. 95 — L — Labissoniere. Julie (9) 66. 69. 122 Labissoniere, Michelle (12) 27. 38. 119 Lacey. David (12) 27. 39. 46, 84 LaForce. Bridget (10) 2. 61. 117. 124, 126 Larson. Christopher (10) 60. 130. 115 LaValley. Parnell (10) 61. 79. 116 Lawrence. Todd (12) 39. 50. 136 Le. Hao (12) 2 Le. Tam (9) 66 Le. Tuan (II) 139 Leppla. Lisa (II) 54. 139 Letourneau. Neal (12) 27, 39, 45, 47. 48. 50. 118. 127. 129. 131, 93 Lindgren. Kristen (II) 55, 57. 79, 102. 126. 131. 92 Lindgren. Thomas (9) 66. 69. III. 121. 131 Lindman. Eric (10) 2. 58. 61. 73. 105. 115. 122 Lindman, Pamela (12) 28, 39, 44, 48, 50. 82. 118. 124. 127. 130. 135. 92. 35. 98 Lindskog. Anne (12) 28. 39, 43, 48. 50. 100. 104, 108. III. 117, 127. 125. 93. 92 Lindskog. Karen (9) 64. 66, 74. 103. 125. 127. 92 Little. Robert (9) 66. 69 Lloyd. Jill (12) 28. 39, 45, 49, 50. 86, 103. 121. 123. 124. 126, 128. 136. 35.% Lockrem, Shawn (12) 28. 74. 101 Lofgren. Carolyn (II) 55. 57, 74. 103. 104. 112. 123. 134. 88, 138. 99 Long, Laurie (II) 55, 57, 70. 104. 134 Loreno. Thomas (II) 55. 107, 128. 134 Lundeen, Kimberly (II) 55, 139 Lundeen. Shane (9) 66. 69. 107. 122 Lundgren, Matthew (10) 61. 63. 72. 90. 91. 101. 106, III. 116. 122. 127, 131. 93. 95 — M — Madden. Michael (12) 2. 28. 39. 51. 101. 105. 115 Madden. Timothy (10) 61, 63. 78. 83. 105. 115. 122. 126, 131. 134. 94 Mancino. J B (12) 28. 39, 42. 51. 74. 79. 84, 85. 101. 105. Ill Mathieu, Dan (12) 28. 46. 83. 119. 88 Mattison. Katherine (12) 28. 39. 46. 49. 50, 78. 85. 124. 127. 131, 135. 35 Maxwell, Catherine (L2) 29. 39. 46. 50. 75. 84. 104. 119. 121. 123. 128 McGinn. Shannon (12) 29. 39, 43. 45. 82. 118. 126. 88. 95 McMullen. Heather (10) 61. 63. 117, 122. 124. 125. 126. 94 McMullen. Missy (12) 2. 29. 39. 50. 84. 117, 119. 123. 126. 35. 139 McNeill. Courtney (12) 29, 40, 43, 48. 50. 78. 80. 82. 118, 121. 124. 127. 128. 135. 136. 92. 35 McNeill. Patrick (9) 66. 69. 105. 115. 127 McPherson, William (II) 55, 57, 138 Meagher. Jill (10) 2. 60. 63. 119. 126. 130. 94 Medin. Sara (10) 61. 134 Medin. Steve (12) 2. 29. 40, 48, 51. 78, 83, 86. 127, 131, 92, 139 Medved, Mara (10) 2. 61. 63. 117. 126. 130. 94 Miller. Tara (9) 64, 66. 103, 104. 139 Mlinar, Andrea (II) 55, 57, 112. 126, 134, 133 Monio, Susan (9) 66, 69, 103, 126 Morelli. Brian (10) 63. 83. 130 Morelli. Kevin (9) 61. 67. 69. 105. 115 Moses. Anissa (10) 2, 61. 63. 122. 134 142 Mrosla, Joshua (9) 67, 105 Mrosla. Nathan (II) 55, 57, 75. Id, 105. 115, 88 — N — Narog. Peter (9) 67. 69. 91 Neary, Katherine (9) 67, 69 Neary, Matthew (12) 2. 22. 29. 40. 43. 50. 84. 85. 78. Id. III. 119, 126. 128. 97 Nelson. Kathi (12) 29. 40. 51. 84. 118. 126. 131. 94. 95 Nelson. Kristi (II) 55. 57. 104. 119. 127. 134. 138 Nelson. Kurt (12) 40 Nelson. Mark (9) 67 Ness. David (10) 61. 67. 110. 131. 92 Ness. Eric (9) 69. 91. 129 Noe. Shannon (12) 22. 29. 40. 45. 48. 51. 82. 87. 103. 112. 126. 127. 128. 131 Nowlan, Patrick (12) 30. 40. 50. 47. 123. 88. 99 Nowlin, David (9) 67. 69 Nowytski, Olenka (9) 67. 68. 134 — O - dander. John (12) 30. 40. 45. 50. 82, 105. 128. 135. 139 Olander. Lynn (9) 67, 103, 104. 122. 126 Olson, Christopher (II) 55, 127, 131 Olson. Tory (10) 60. 106, 130 Ondrey. Mark (II) 52. 55. 57, 75, 83. Id. 110. III. 121 Ong. Eric (10) 61. 63. 71. 84, 114, 137 Ong, Karen (9) 67, 137 Orning. Russell (10) 2. 58. 61. 63. 74, 78. Id. 105. Ill Ott, Theodore (9) 67 — P — Parish. Gregory (10) 2. 61. 63. 83, III. 105. 139 Paron, Anita (9) 64. 67. 134. 139 Paron, Dean (II) 55. 128. 132 Patterson. Scott (II) 55. 57 Pawlyshyn, Bill (II) 55. 57. 75. 117. 118. 121. 139 Pekarek. Robert (9) 67. 69 Peterson. Elizabeth (12) 2, 30, 40. 44. 50. 84. 112. 114. 119. 126. 133 Peterson. Thomas (12) 30, 40. 44. 49. 51. 74. 86. Id. 105. 96 Pham. Thuong (10) 61. 63, 107. III. 122 Pibal. Ann (12) 30. 40. 46. 51. 87, 103. 126. 127. 131. 135. 136. 97. 98. 95 Pibal. Jay (10) 61. 74. 78. 110. 122, 127. 128. 134. 92, 138 Pisansky, Amy (II) 55. 102 Poffenberger. Edith (10) 61. 122 Poletz, Hrytz (10) 2, 61. 63. 89. 90 Prokopiuk, Robert (9) 67, 69, 115 — Q — Quimby. Jennifer (9) 67. 69, 103 — R — Rafferty. Heather (10) 61. 74, 75, 78. 81. 104. 112. 122. 125. 126 Rasmussen, Paula (II) 55, 57 Reasoner. Barbara (II) 55, 119, 126, 138 Reber, Vicki (9) 64, 67, 84. 122 Reep. Tracy (9) 67. 69. 104 Reimer. Blake (10) 58. 61. 122 Rhodes. Kari (10) 62 Rohde. Jill (10) 62. 63. 127. 139 Root. Nancy (II) 55. 57, 86. 90. 127. 131, 137 Ruas. Matthew (II) 128. 139 Rupert. Anne (II) 57. 86. 91. 118. 127, 131, 132. 137. 93 — S — Saja, Nicole (II) 57, 74. 81. 103. 104, 121. 125. 128. 130. 131. 99. 139 Sanders. Daryl (II) 55 Saunders. Lara (II) 57 Scheller. Daniel (12) 2, 40, 45, 49. 50. 83. 84. Id. 116, 88 Schmalzbauer. Julie (10) 2, 62, 63. 127, 134. 139 Schmeling. Rachel (9) 67, 69. 126 Schneider. Shelly (9) 67. 69. 84 Schreiner. Amy (12) 30. 41. 44. 50. 78. 80. 82. 84. 85. 103. 119. 124. 127. 135. 93. 88. 35 Schroeder. Amy (10) 2. 62, 63 Schroeder. Christina (II) 41, 55 Schroeder. Jean (12) 30, 45. 50. 87, 89. 90. 125. 126. 130. 131. 136. 137, 95 Schwaab. Jean (II) 55, 63. 118. 123, 127. 139 Scovil. Bradley (II) 56. 57. 110, 99 Scully. Chelsie (II) 56 Sencion. Adriana (12) 30. 41. 42. 51. 85. 119. 135. 98 Seng. Botuma (II) 52, 56, 57, H8. 139 Sentyrz, Michelle (9) 67. 69. K 2. 119. 121. 126 Seppa, Joel (12) 2. 31. 41, 42. 45. 50. 78. 84. 127. 128, 135 Shaffer, Peter (12) 31, 41, 45. 49. 50. 85. 87. HO. 127. 131. 92, 98 Shannon, Stephanie (II) 56, 91. 118. 126. 128. 136 Sherwood, Kimberly (II) 56, 57, 74. 112. 123. 124, 125. 130. 133 Simonson. Tia (9) 67, 69. 70. 104, 122. 125, 127, 92 Skeate, David (12) 2. 31. 41, 50. 84. 119. 126. 131. 138. 94 Skeate. Robert (II) 56. 57. 86. 126. 94 Skwarek, Timothy (12) 2. 31, 41. 46. 51. 80. 84. 88. 98 Slettemoen, Kari (12) 31, 41, 44, 112, 117. 127. 131 Smith. John (10) 105. Ill 143 Panning. Krista (10) 2, 61. 63. 69 Smalley, Doug (II) 56, 57, 86, 90, 91. 118, 114, 127, 99 Snustad, Eric (II) 52. 56. 57. 105. 118 Spoo. Trevor (9) 67, 69. 115 Sroga, Jason (9) 67, 106, III Sroga. Jody (II) 56. 57. 86. 102. III. 121. 126, 127 Steiner. Kyle (9) 67, III. 126 Stenberg. Linda (12) 31, 41, 47. 49. 51. 78. 81. K)3, 127, 135. 93, 92 Stip, Jason (9) 67 Stip, LaDonna (II) 56 Storch. Bradley (II) 56. 67 Storch. Len (9) 68 Strickland. Eric (10) 2. 58, 62, 63, 115, 130. 138 Sullivan, Jay (10) 62. 106, 115, 127 Sunde. Eric (12) 2, 31. 41. 51. 45. 84. 102. 128. 135, 138 Sunde. Kristi (9) 67. 69. 122 Sundlie, Daniel (II) 56. 57 Swanson, Eric (10) 2, 58. 62, 63. 105, 115, 122, 138 Szymanski, Dennis (12) 2, 33, 41, 50, 80. 84. 139 — T — Tessier, Denise (12) 31. 49. 50, 80. 82. 84. 119 Thole. Lea (10) 62. 78 Thompson, Diana (12) 32, 48, 50, 80. 82. 87. 103. 112, 121, 126, 128. 35, 97. 94 Timmer, Michael (12) 32. 47. 48. 51. 79. 101. 105, 117, 128. 97 Tomas, Marc (II) 56, 57, 75, K)5, 134 Tomas. Paul (12) 32. 41. 45. 49. 51. 74. 75, 101. 107. 118. 126 Tombarge, Melissa (10) 2, 62, 63. 124 Totten. Noel (II) 56. 57. 78. 79. 105, 128 Tran, Dat (12) 2, 32. 119 Tran. Phat (12) 2. 32. 51. 119 Tran. Oahn (9) 67 Traver, Shannon (K)) 62 Tsantir, Anna (9) 64. 67, 103, 124 Tuomie. Tara (9) 67, 69. 71, 81. KM — V — Van Sloun. Beverly (II) 56. 63. 118. 123, 127, 131. 134 Van Vickie. Carmen (II) 56. 57, 123. 139 Vescio, Susan (II) 56, 57, 123, 134, 133 Victorine. Julie (10) 2. 62, 63. 127, 134 Victorine, Peter (12) 2, 32, 45, 46. 49. 41. 51. 78. 83, 84, 118, 127, 128. 135, 92 Villella. Dominick (12) 2. 32. 51. 84, 119 — W — Wahi. Monika (10) 62. 90. 127, 134. 136, 137, 138 Wall, Joseph (II) 56, 83, 86, 90. 91. 105. 117, 127. 132. 136. 137, 139 Wasnick. Steven (II) 56, 57, HO. 114. 121 Watkins, James (10) 62. 78, 82. Ill Welsh, Daniel (12) 2. 32, 74. 80. 84, KX. 119. 123. 128 Welsh. Jason (10) 2, 62, 63. 74. 78, 105. III. 134 West. Brooks (K� 2, 63, 72. K)5. 101, III. 122. 128. 131. 134. 92. 138 Westacott, Barbara (12) 32, 48. 50. 51. 75. 84. 86. KM. 108. 126. 127, 131. 92. 94 Whitehill, Amy (10) 2. 62, 127, 138 Williams. Charlene (9) 67. 122 Williams. Gary (12) 32. 41. 43, 50 Williams, Julie (10) 2, 62. 63. 103. 124. 126 Williams, Lindsey (K)) 62. 63. 82. 134 Winter, Scott (K)) 62, 79 Wojtowicz, Terry (10) 62, 139 Wojtowicz, Timothy (10) 2, 62. 63, 105 Wong. Jonathan (12) 2, 48, 50, 84, 87, 90, 91. 119. 126. 127, 128, 132, 136, 137 Wynn. Debbie (12) 32, 47. 71, 84. 96. 98 — Y — Yarr. Olga (9) 67. 68. 69. 102 Yarwood, Scott (10) 62 York. Michael (10) 2. 62, 107, 130 — Z — Zumwalt, Jeff (9) 68. 69, 126 JOSTEI 144 • w