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

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fVopertv StrrSrffh -rogrrsuiusT -OO OTiWJWOVETROM BltDlWGttH THE 1988 VILLAGER St. Anthony Village High School St. Anthony, Minnesota Vol. XXVI Table Of Contents Activities 4 Seniors 32 Juniors 64 Sophomores 70 Freshmen 76 Personnel 82 Organizations 0 100 Athletics 120 Index 140 3 NINETEEN ACTIVITIES SENIOR ROYALTY. Sitting: Carrie Bump, Laurie Long, Nicky Saja, Becky Dennison, Bev Van Sloun, Chelsie Scully. Standing: Marc Hauser, Eric Snustad, Bill Pawlyshyn, Jesper Hok, Steve Wasnick, Doug Anderson. HOMECOMING 1987 SOPHOMORE ROYALTY. Sitting: Tara Tuomie, Janet Jaszewski, Jennifer Quimby, Erica Bonde, Kate Neary, Tracy Reep. Standing: Bob Gallagher, Trevor Spoo, Steve Hultgren, Cam Anderson, Colin Fagerlee, Jason Sroga. Isn't Tom Jankowski a beautiful Homecoming Queen, Becky? (Marc Thomas, Master and Mistress of Ceremonies for the Homecom-Jankowski, Jeff Blomster, Eric Cook). ing Coronation were Doug Smalley and Jody Sroga. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES 1987 Kris Lindgren sang Somewhere at the Homecoming Coronation. Nancy Root and Tracey Bakun enjoy the Homecoming bonfire. Which candidate would you choose (Dating Game skit at Coronation)?? Homecoming Activities 1987 The football game is the event Homecoming centers around. This year St. Anthony played hard against St. Bernard's, but lost. The other events surrounding Homecoming included the coronation of the royalty, the float and poster contest, the pep fest, and the musical performance by the band at the homecoming game. Left: Junior Danceline — Below: Seniors win First Prize with their Cage the Huskies float at the Homecoming Parade. — Copy by Julie S. 7 Above: Dodie Howe, Pat Brown, and Mark Buscher. Below: Jason Welsh, Rick Top: Brett Bernard and Anissa Moses. Middle: Brian Antczak, Heather Rafferty, and Jared Ringold. Ernst and Sarah Penny. Below: Karin Iverson and Nate Snyder. Twins Fever Twins' fans display World Series mementos. Top: Twins' sweatshirt wearers are Krista Panning Gretchen Hass, Missy Tombarge. Left: Mrs. Anderson. Lower left: Jeff Zumwalt. Lower right: Mark Ondrey. Lower middle: Colleen Geisel's collection of Twins' paraphernalia includes pennants, pins, pop container, miniature cap, Homer Hanky, Sports Illustrated magazine, and carrying case. Hi! I'm Larry (Jason Sroga). Here's my brother Darryl (Nate Snyder) and my other brother Darryl (Rob Halak). The Chiquita Man (Jim Watkins) poses as a banana. Jason in Friday the 13th is also known Sam D'Agostino, alias Rambo, as Jim Watkins (again!). demonstrates his oozie. 10 It's off to work they go ... Doug Anderson (Dopey), Jon Eversoll (Sleepy), Doug Smalley (Snow White), Mark Ondrey (Grumpy), and Jeff Blomster (Doc). California Raisins won first prize at the Halloween Dance (Krista Boufford, Ann Kelly, Vicky Ince, Shelly Schneider, Karin Iverson, Julie LaBissoniere). A C T I V I T I E S n Above: T. Bengtson, C. Hass, H. McMullen, A. Hwang. Below: J. DeFilippis, P. Egeland, T. Madden, T. Loreno, T. Jankowski, R. Orning, P. Drescher, M. Buscher, N. Snyder, S. Hultgren, L. Borys, R. Halak, K. Neary, M. Isaacson, S. Benik, K. Panning, A. Schroeder, E. Ong, E. Ibarra. SC moin Village HIGH FRIPAY, NWZOth 8’IIo'o.ock COST: 3.50 ABOVE LEFT: Major Metcalf (Tony Calguire) and Popinjay (Hrytz Poletz) enter Colonel Cathead's office. ABOVE RIGHT: Colonel Cathead (Jacques DuRand) interrogates Cadet Clevenger (Bob Skeate) about what he did not say in the latrine last night in Clevenger's Court Madial from Catch-22. VHS Presents Two 1-Act Plays ABOVE LEFT: Olsa Johnson (Katie Gonier) shows that she is a tough cookie. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Mozart (Kirsten Kalthoff) is in love with her husband's music (from Chamber Music ). LEFT: Director James Studer tries to calm the pre-performance gitters of the cast. ABOVE: Chamber Music was the second hilarious play presented November 23 and 24. On floor: Kirsten Kalthoff Hanna Janzon, Jenny Blissenbach. Seated at table: Stephanie Shannon, Monika Wahi, Sarah Penny. Standing: Colleen Geisel (Props), Mr. Studer (director of both one-act plays), Katie Gonier. (Not pictured: Ann Johnson) CONSTITUTION DAY Student Council vice-president Doug Anderson raises the American Hag to begin the program celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the U. S. Constitution. Mr. Opsata and Kris Lindgren sing Don Wyrtzen's arrangement of America the Beautiful. Mr. Houle poses with a classroom flag. With band members as background, dignitaries Mayor Sundland, Superintendent Meriwether, and Principal Rosinski participate in the Constitution Day program held September 17. Dennison Field Dedication Supt. Crystal Meriwether addresses the stadium crowd at the dedication of Dennison Field; she spoke about community support. The score board is unveiled to reveal the new name of the athletic field. Dennison Field is named after former athletic director, Donald Dennison, who died in October 1986. ABOVE: School Board member, John DuRand, speaks during the dedication ceremonies. BELOW: Prin. A. E. Rosinski holds the microphone while Kathryn Gonier reads as essay about her memories of Mr. Dennison as a teacher. ABOVE: Positioning the new sign. BELOW: VHS custodians and St. Anthony workers prepare to put up the new sign for Dennison Field. Tim Wojtowich wins the honor of throwing the pie in Matt Lund-gren's face. The other volunteers — Becky Dennison, Tara Tuomie, and Jim Watkins — watch laughingly. Hans and Franz, the first place skit in Sno Daze competition, starred freshmen Tom Troupe and Matt Martindale. Backed up by seniors, skit judges (Carol LaBelle, Leon Houle, Bonnie Zimmer, and Walt Hire) show different expressions. PLANES, TRAINS, SNO DAZE Senior Sno Daze representatives Steve Wasnick and Carolyn Freund pose in front of the Senior Sign (which tied with the freshman sign for second place). This year's Sno Daze theme was Planes, Trains, and Sno Daze. The seniors won the 1988 Sno Daze Competition with a total of 837 points, the sophomores were second with 724 points, the juniors were third with 663 points, and the freshmen had 624 points. Some events which involved competition for points were Sno Daze Sign and Girls' Broomball (won by Sophs); Boys' Broomball, Mafia Day, Concert T-Day, Hawaiian Day, Medallion, and Hall Decorations (won by seniors); Spirit Day and Skit (won by freshmen). 1988 Sno Daze Representatives. Freshmen Nina Loreno and |ohn Pawlyshyn. Juniors Sandy Christenson and Steve Harty, Seniors Carolyn Freund and Steve Wasnick, Sophomores Katherine Neary and Robert Gallagher. 17 ABOVE. Hawaiian Day participants. Row 1: Russ Orning, Jim Watkins, Heather McMullen, Bridget LaForce. Row 2: Mike York, Eric Swanson, Tim Madden, Tom Jankowski, Connie Dawson, Aileen Hwang. Back row: Greg Parish, Matt Lundgren, and Andy Brownell. BELOW: Concert T-Day. Sitting: Shelly Sentyrz and Tom Lindgren. Standing: Mark Brownell, Olie Nowytski, Sherry Christenson, Sandy Christenson, Tami Bengtson. Concert T-Day. Row 1: LaDonna Slip, Sandi Egeland, and Joe DeFilippis. Row 2: Ray Hind berg, Jell Hansen, Dan Sundlie, and Brendan Vail. Student Council officers, Doug Anderson and Jody Sroga, predict a Senior victory. Some Hawaiian Day Seniors: Kirsten Kalthoff, Colleen Geisel, Katie Gonier, Ann Johnson. SNO DAZE Eric (Cook) is in awe of Tara's (Tuomie) Scoll (Patterson) and Carolyn (Lofgren) seem a beautiful smile. bit smug and pleased. Chris Bailey: Do you want to dance? Shelly Schneider: Yes. SNOW DAZE DANCE TO THE LEFT: Posing for the camera arc Mark Ondrey, Tara Miller, Anna Tsantir, Colin Fagerlce, Pat McNeill, Tracy Reep. LOWER LEFT: Taking a break at the Sno Daze dance are top: Chuck Tombarge, Julie Schmalzbauer, Jenny Blissenbach; middle: Brace, Sara Medin, Monika Wahi, Eddie Jensen, Katie Gonicr, Chris Cowan; bottom: Bob Skcate. BELOW: Sno Daze fun — all wrapped up in one! MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SINCE 1987. Silling: Joe Wall, Nancy Root, Jody Sroga, Katie Conier, Colleen Geisel, Evy Ibarra, Bob Skeate. Standing: Doug Anderson, Anne Rupert, Stephanie Shannon, Patrick Drescher, Doug Smalley. NEW SENIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Sitting: Tony Calguire, Jesper Hok, Chris Cowan, Jon Eversoll, Eric Cook. Standing: Sarah Penny, Christy Schroeder, Tracey Bakun, Kris Lindgren, Carolyn Christenson, Bev Van Sloun. JUNIOR MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Sitting: Dave Ness, Heather Rafferty, Jill Rohde, Monika Wahi, Julie Victorine, Jason Welsh. Standing: Chih-Jen Chen, Jenny Blissenbach, Julie Schmalzbauer, Sandi Christenson, Cretchen Hass, Andy Brownell. Top right: National Honor Society member Jon Eversoll with his mother, Mary Eversoll. Top center: National Honor Society member Colleen Ceisel with her parents, Richard and Betty Ceisel. Top left: National Honor Society member Tracey Bakun with her parents, John and Diane Bakun. National Honor Society Induction Preceding the Induction Ceremony, National Honor Society members and their parents enjoyed a buffet. Left to right: Eric Cook, Judy Rohde and Bill Rohde, Bob Anderson and Carol Anderson, Doug Anderson, Arnold Schmalzbauer, Steve Welsh, Jason Welsh, and Beverly Welsh. A committee of National Honor Society members and advisor Mr. Dave Melby were in charge of the buffet and the Induction Ceremony. About to enjoy their buffet are Jody Sroga and her parents, Rosalyn and Joe Sroga. 21 DEBATE AND SPEECH DEBATE SEASON Topic for policy debate this season — Resolved: that the Federal government should adopt a policy to increase political stability in Latin America. Lincoln-Douglas debate: There is no such thing as a just war. Special Honors and Awards. Policy Debate — Doug Smalley and Nancy Root placed 2nd in the St. Francis Tournament, broke to quarterfinals at Apple Valley. Hrytz Poletz and Peter Eversoll placed 3rd at the South St. Paul Tournament. Nancy Root placed 2nd in the Stillwater tournament (Lincoln-Douglas). Advisor: Glen Skov. DEBATE TEAM. Sitting: Nancy Root, Doug Smalley, and Tom Lindgren. Standing: Matt Lundgren, Deepa Iyengar, Mike Ibarra, Hrytz Poletz, and Peter Eversoll. Missing: Advisor Glen Skov. SPEECH TEAM. Row 1: Stephanie Shannon, Tom Lindgren, Hrytz Poletz, Julie Schmalz-bauer, Bob Skeate. Row 2: Jennifer Dean, Elizabeth Sullivan, Jenny Jurgens, Katie Gonier, Monika Wahi, Eric Ong, Phu Hong. Row 3: Ann Johnson, Matt Lundgren, Peter Eversoll, Chih-Jen Chen, Jenny Blissenbach, Doug Smalley. Missing: Advisor James Studer. SPEECH SEASON Conference Champions were Tom Lindgren and Doug Smalley. Placing 2nd in Conference were Nancy Root, Monika Wahi, Julie Schmalzbauer. Placing 3rd in Conference were Jacques DuRand, Hrytz Poletz, Bob Skeate, and Stephanie Shannon. Tournament Results: Nancy took 1st trophy at Big Lake, St. Anthony, and Little Falls tournaments. Katie took 1st at St. Anthony; Julie took 1st at Little Falls. Regions — Nancy Root, second in Regions, advanced to the State Tournament. Bob Skeate placed 5th in Regions, Tom Lindgren 5th, and Hrytz Poletz 4th. Others advancing to Regions were Doug Smalley, Jacques DuRand, Katie Gonier, and Stephanie Shannon. Advisor Studer commented, Many students worked very hard to make this a successful season. Wings is a play about dreams. At the beginning, Papa and Mama Bird are about to send Junior out of the nest. He is Hying when Mama asks him if he remembered his sweater. Junior crashes. The next scenes deal with children growing up and having teachers, parents, and friends ruin their dreams. (The mask represents a dream destroyer. ) At the end of the play, there is another bird scene. This time the Papa is Junior (from Scene 1), and Baby is a girl. The scene is identical to Scene 1, but at the very end. Papa realizes what is happening and removes his mask, telling Baby to go after her dreams. Janet L. Werner is the director. TOP LEFT: The cast, directors, and lighting crew form a support group for one another on opening night. (The play missed going to the Districts by one point.) Bottom row: Stephanie Shannon, Olie Nowytski, and Hrytz Poletz. Row 2: Tom Troupe. Row 3: Amy Collins, Kirsten Kalthoff, Mollie Crosswhite, Student Director Chris Cowan, and Lighting Technician Eric Iverson. Top row: Jacques DuRand, Andy Brownell (lighting), and Director Janet Werner. MIDDLE LEFT: Guidance counselors Amy and Hrytz give the speech to students Stephanie and Tom. BOTTOM LEFT: Olie, Amy, Hrytz, Mollie, and Steph become young children again. BOTTOM RIGHT: Papa Bird (Jacques) and Mama Bird (Olie) send Baby (Amy) out into the world. (Copy by Mollie C.) competition] ONE-ACT PLAY Tracey Bakun and Nancy Root in How the Blues Began ' Below: Jon Bullock and Peter Narog in Dragnet skit and Monika Wahi in Fantasy on the Sea Chantey. ANYTHING GOES 26th Annual Band POP CONCERT 8:00 p.m. Friday, May 6 High School Saturday, May 7 Auditorium Unicyclists Brian Bernard and Doug Anderson perform in Best Broadway Marches. The Pops program consisted of seventeen presentations with refreshments intermission between. The director was Mr. Roger Bjorklund. 27 Recognition Night: May 12 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS. Front row: Bob Skeate, Nancy Root, Joe Wall. Row 2: Anne Rupert, Kris Lindgren, Bev Van Sloun, Stephanie Shannon, Jody Sroga, Jean Schwaab, Colleen Giesel, Evy Ibarra, Laurie Long, Nicky Saja, Eric Cook, Katie Gonier. Row 3: Jacques DuRand, Doug Smalley, Doug Anderson, Jeff Blomster, Brad Scovil, Dean Paron, Mark Ondrey, Bill Pawlyshyn. Scholarships Awarded Tri-City American Legion Auxiliary Award (S200) — Evy Ibarra St. Anthony Parents Group ($150) — Kris Lindgren, Bill Pawlyshyn Principal's Scholarship ($200) — Doug Smalley St. Anthony Lions ($250) — Dean Paron, Jean Schwaab St. Anthony National Bank ($400) — Jody Sroga, Joe Wall St. Anthony Village Education Assoc. ($300) — Katie Gonier Tri-City American Legion ($500) — Nancy Root, Doug Anderson Roy Prentis Scholarship ($500) — Stephanie Shannon McReavy U of M Scholarship ($500) — Brad Scovil, Bev On Recognition Night VanSloun Floyd Elias Memorial Scholarship ($400) — Mark Ondrey, Jacques DuRand, Anne Rupert Don Dennison Memorial Scholarship ($500) — Bob Skeate, Katie Gonier Gregg Bigger Scholarship ($300) — Nicole Saja, Jeff Blomster Student Council Scholarship ($650) — Laurie Long, Eric Cook, Evy Ibarra Knights of Columbus Scholarship ($1,000) — Colleen Geisel Kiwanis Scholarship ($750) — Nancy Root, Doug Anderson 28 Above: Bella Yukon (Kirsten Kalthoff) screams to Roderick Rodent (Tom Troupe): I want my money! Below: Student Director Mollie Crosswhite and Director Jan Wprnpr Cast Members. Bottom: Amy Collins, Jessica Werner. Sitting: Director Jan Werner, Laura Anderson, Olie Nowytski, Katie Gonier, Stephanie Shannon, and Emily Bollensen. Standing: Brian Sevick, Tom Troupe, Kirsten Kalthofl, Dave Sevich, Matt Martindale, Jared Ringold, Tony Calguire, Student Director Mollie Crosswhite. Spring Play The Face on the Barroom Floor, a melodrama, was presented May 13 and 14 as the Spring Play. The pictures on this page were taken during rehearsals because of an early yearbook deadline. Picture below: Dress rehearsal. 29 Jon Jensen, Lisa Borys, Tracy Reep, and Mark Ondrey relax at the Prom. Above: Jon Eversoll, Bill Pawlyshyn, Doug Anderson, Jeff Blomster, Chris Cowan, Doug Smalley in an informal pose. Below: Diana Evans and Eric Snustad. Above: Kieu Hong, Aileen Hwang, Heather Rafferty, Missy Tombarge, Charlie Tom-barge. Below: Candy Ives, Steve Harty, Dan McKinney, Lindsey Williams, and Jay Pibal smile even though they're tired. — Above: Friends Marc Tomas and Pat Drescher ''comfort |oe DeFilippis, who seems to enjoy giving blood. Below: This year Pat Egeland claims he won the bet with Pat Drescher (for donating blood faster). Stand out in the crowd. GIVE BLOOD. May U, l'JUU aa AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD BANKS Above: The Blood Day was a success with 55 people, including Marc Hauser donating blood. Below: Lindsey Williams, Sandy Christenson, and Sandy Egeland relax for a few minutes after donating blood. (Lindsey and Nancy Root were organizers of Blood Day.) 32 SENIORS DOUGLAS ANDERSON ADRIANA ARECHIGA JEFFREY BLOMSTER THERESA BAKUN LENKA BRADIK MICHAEL CARLSON SHANA BOSCHEE JON BULLOCK ERIC COOK CAROLYN CHRISTENSON TIMOTHY COOLIDCE CHRISTOPHER COWAN SAM D'AGOSTINO REBECCA DENNISON MAI DANG JOEY DE FILIPPIS PATRICK EGELAND BRIAN ERNST JACQUES DU RAND ANDREW EVANS JON EVERSOLL COLLEEN GEISEL CAROLYN FREUND JASON FRIEDL TRACI GILSON RONALD GERSDORF KATHRYN GONIER SHANNON HAGEN ERIC HANSEN MARC HAUSER JEFFREY HANSEN RAYMOND HINDBERG JESPER HOK CHERYL HOLMES EVELYN IBARRA DENNIS HOLMES ANN JOHNSON ALRIC KACZOR HANNA JANZON STEPHANIE JOHNSON CYNTHIA KARKOC RANYA KAKISH KIRSTEN KALTHOFF WILLIAM KING TAMARA KLUNGSETH LISA LEPPLA KRISTEN LINDGREN JOHN KRAKAU PATY LOPEZ CAROLYN LOFCREN LAURA LONG THOMAS LORENO KIMBERLY LUNDEEN ANDREA MLINAR WILLIAM MC PHERSON NATHAN MROSLA KRISTI NELSON FRANCISCO PANIAQUA DEAN PARON AMY PISANSKY SCOTT PATTERSON BILL PAWLYSHYN PAULA RASMUSSEN BARBARA REASONER mm VAN SIOUN SUSAN VESCIO CARMFN VAN VICKLE JOSEPH WALL STEVEN WASNICK PETER CROTANS CARRIE BUMP NICOLE DUANE SENIOR ENRISTMflS PARTY Commencement: June 2 TOP HONORS. VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Root and CO-SALUTATORIANS Joe Wall and Bob Skeate. GRADUATION COMMITTEE. Row 1: Becky Dennison, Nicky Saja, Carrie Bump, and Carolyn Christenson. Row 2: Anne Rupert, Kim Sherwood, Joe Wall, Ron Gersdorf, Diane Evans. Standing on head: Doug Smalley and Bill Pawlyshyn. Missing: Advisor Tim Doonan. SENIOR EXPERIENCES DOUG ANDERSON Future plans: to survive the earthquakes while attending school in California Nickname: Weenie Favorite saving: It's better to be lookin single. Pet peeve: Sleeping in 1st hour Calculus Memorable event: The crew bonfire on top of the school last year Stupidist gig: Christmas caroling in the middle of July. ADRIANA ARECHIGA Future plans: Administration Favorite pastime: To play table games Nickname: Addy Favorite food: Mexican food Memorable event: Homecoming parade THERESA BAKUN Future plans: Aerospace engineer, college Favorite pastime: Shopping, watching soaps, talking Nickname: Tracey Favorite food: Pizza, lasagna Pet peeve: Sports game at night, then two tests next day Memorable Event: Getting knicked out by my own soft-ball team member. JEFF BLOMSTER Future plans: College Nickname: Blomer Favorite saying: Later, much! Favorite album: U2 - Joshua Tree Memorable event: FNC Halloween dance '85 SHANA BOSCHEE Future plans: Cosmetology Nickname: Bopsy Twins, Shanskies Memorable Event: French 1, Hillside, Skipping, TCF, Steep hill, the prisoner, Nicky's birthday spanking, Joey D's Trojan love tape, and Dr. pepper gum, Stubby, Crustbut-ton, Onan Man, ILM. JON BULLOCK Future plans: College Favorite pastime: Trips to the airport, watching cartoons Nickname: Bud Favorite saying: Forget it, I don't know Favorite album: Moving Pictures Favorite food: Lindy's steak, pizza CARRIE BUMP Favorite pastime: Eating, being rowdy with Kris L. Nickname: Chubby, Care Bear, The Bump Favorite saying: I don't know Pet Peeve: Kim Sherwood's voice Memorable event: Senora Gardner's class, football cheerleading, meeting my mom at McDonald's 4th hour (band) with the gang Favorite holiday: New Year's Eve (Riverplace '85) JOHNA CARLSON Future plans: College Favorite pastime: VHS football games Nickname: Alex Favorite saying: You only live once Favorite food: Domino's pizza Favorite present time: Having J. Coffing 85 MICK CARLSON Future plans: Rock 'n roll Favorite pastime: My guitar and car Favorite saying: What do ya mean I'm not kind? Just not er kind! avorite album: Ozzy's Blizzard of Oil Pet peeve: AIDS and Top 40 music CAROLYN CHRISTENSON Favorite pastime: Racing Kim SENIOR EXPERIENCES hanger, Steffi's 16th birthday, October 1986, July 1987, September 1987. NICKY DUANE Favorite pastime: Ripping on people w Shana and gossiping w Schwaaby Memorable events: Mell Island 87. TCF, Tremco's, 2534 Polk, driving on rims, Old Mildew Memorable people: My best bud J.R., Laubster, the Roseville guys, Fridley boys PAT EGELAND Future plans: Open an outdoor adventures clinic w Pat Drescher Favorite pastime: Hunting Nickname: Egg Rot Favorite saving: Orning Favorite album: Bruce Springsteen Live Favorite food: Oranges and Diet 7 up in wrestling season BRIAN ERNST Future plans: Institute of Technology at U of M Favorite pastime: downhill skiing in Colorado Favorite album: Hysteria by Def Leppard Favorite food: Domino's pizza Pet peeve: Speed limits Lifetime goal: To own a Ferrari F40 ANDREW EVANS Future plans: Welder Favorite pastime: Skiing Nickname: Drew Favorite album: Metalica Ride the Lightning Favorite food: Steak Pet peeve: School DIANE EVANS Future plans: Going to UC at B, party Favorite pastime: Getting backrubs Favorite saying: Huh! Just kidding! Pet peeve: Younger guys Memorable event: KR with Ross, Foz, and Trish, New Year's '87 Embarrassing Moment: Mr. Wonderful JONATHAN EVERSOLL Favorite pastime: D D Nickname: Evy, Earl, Jay Favorite saving: Norrdeast Favorite album: Legend Pet peeve: White dog hairs Memorable events: Winter Spring sophomore year, FNC, Wally CAROLYN FREUND Future plans: College Nickname: Carsie Favorite saying: Ya know Favorite album: Slide It in Whitesnake Favorite Food: Pizza Memorable event: Steph's 16th Birthday with Becky Dennison at Edison COLLEEN GEISEL Future plans: Field of biology — zoologist Favorite pastime: Read books Nickname: Colentrate Favorite album: Chicago 18 Favorite food: Ice cream Pet peeve: People who turn without turn signals RON GERSDORF Future plans: Star Favorite pastime: Going out to lunch with Carrie Bump Favorite saying: Maintain Favorite food: Pickles Pet peeve: Carolyn Lofgren's prom dress '87 Memorable event: Snow Daze '87 TRACI GILSON Future plans: University move to Germany and work in world affairs (politics) Favorite pastime: Partying rjfavorite saying: So d funny| ’•favorite food: Kase Spatzle! •. German) yet peeve: Conceited people ; KATHRYN GONIER future plans: To teach high£v« School English • . favorite pastime: Bugging Mr . Ziebarth favorite album: The Nylons ' Happy Together .« i Pet peeve: Apathv and beings “ tasked where I will go to cote i| 8e _ Memorable event: Reading { fny composition about Mr - Dennison at the Dedication1; 3 jCeremony and acting in thq jone-act play. 4_ SHANNON HAGEN future plans: Being a bag ladyr “avorite pastime: Voy a la pla- . a y miro los guapos chocos Jickname: Alice or Kegs ‘favorite saying: Don't ask mef: tfavorite album: Night Songs rfavorite album: Night Songs .i Cinderella favorite food: Cheese chillitdfi I yafet peeve: People who tell me- ; ;«What to do ERIC HANSEN future plans: College and bd lich , k rifavorite pastime: Downhil||_ Skiing ’Nickname: Larry 1 j Nickname: Larry 1 favorite saying: Hail the king ijwit TT favorite album: Whitesnake , favorite food: Comino's pizza! 1 ,5Snd Mountain Dew ; JEFF HANSEN Nickname: Lethal (cause I'm ko deadly) favorite saying: If it's toq -, “Jloud, you're too old. favorite album: Priest Live % r’.3fet peeve: Women drivers ancfci SENIOR EXPER compact cars MARC HAUSER Future plans: To be Marc Tomas' lawyer Nickname: Ogre, House Favorite saying: That's the price you gotta pay. Favorite album: Def Leppard -Hysteria Memorable event: Marc Hauser and Bill McPherson vs. the University of Minnesota. JESPER HOK Future plans: Kicker on the Vikings team Favorite saying: How ya doin' Favorite album: New Gold Dream by Simple Minds Favorite food: Swedish meatballs Pet Peeve: Cold slippers. CHERYL HOLMES Future Plans: Professional model Favorite pastime: Skateboarding Nickname: Thather Favorite saying: Thrashin' Memorable event: When Lindsey and I skipped the drug program and went to First Avenue to see GBH and Accused. DENNIS HOLMES Future plans: Locomotive mechanic Favorite pastime: Chasing girls and trains Nickname: Locomotive, Hoser, Denny Favorite saying: Somethin' fierce, a joke and a half Favorite album: Marie Osmond's two latest albums 48 Pet peeve: Girls with noses 10 feet tall. EVY IBARRA Favorite pastime: Breathing normally Favorite saying: Fan Favorite food: Chicken heart Pet peeve: Superficial and shallow people Philosopny to live by: The mind is like a parachute; it doesn't work unless it's open. HANNA JANZON Future plans: Continue studies in Sweden Favorite saying: What else is new? Favorite food: Swedish meatballs Pet peeve: Complaints about the way I walk. ANN JOHNSON Future plans: Receive a doctorate in psychology Favorite pastime: Eating, listening to the cure Nickname: Banana, annimal Favorite saying: If you start a fire, make sure you have a pail of water nearby Favorite food: Spa$hettios Pet peeve: Creeping underwear. STEPHANIE JOHNSON Future plans: Become filthy rich Favorite pastime: Partying Nickname: Sneffly Favorite saying: What the @ $ § $ Pet peeve: Dirty people Memorable event: My sixteenth birthday at Edison! ALRIC KACZOR Future plans: College Favorite pastime: Music Nickname: Al Al Alric Favorite album: Led Zeppelin Presents Favorite food: Pizza RANYA KAKISH Future Dlans: Get married, have kias Favorite pastime: Cleaning house Favorite album: No Compro- SENIOR EXPER TAMMY KLUNGSETH Future plans: Fly jet airplanes; be rich; spend money Favorite pastime: Party, work, make money Favorite sayme: Crab happens Favorite aloum: George Thourogood Live Pet peeve: Freshmen clogging up tne halls! Memorable event: Partying at the Radison with the girls. JOHN KRAKAU Future plans: Army for two years Favorite pastime: Collecting comic books Nickname: Kunkle Pet peeve: People who start to tell you something, then say Forget it; I can't tell you. Memorable event: Death of Mr. Dennison LISA LEPPLA Favorite pastime: Partying Favorite saying: Oh well. Favorite album: AC DC Black in Black Pet peeve: Slow drivers Memorable event: Mr. Ne-sheim's 10th grade history class. KRIS LINDGREN Future plans: To live on campus ana meet a rich, gorgeous guy who worships me and will support me for the rest of my natural life. Favorite pastime: Trashing houses witn Carrie Bump Pet peeve: Nonhuman Memorable event: My broken balcony, Tim M's marriage proposal, and the shelf on Marc H's head Favorite hobby: Putting blinking street signs and daisy windmills in a certain yard of St. Anthony. CAROLYN LOFGREN Future plans: Travel to Europe, to meet the R.S. (Robert Smithy Favorite pastime: First Avenue, Up Town, Perkins on University Nickname: Lof, Trough, Spuds MacLof Favorite saying: What to do; don't quote me. Favorite album: Standing on a Beach — the Cure Favorite food: Rocky's Pizza, Scottish Patties LAURA LONG Future plans: Eat, sleep, and be merry Favorite pastime: Talking on the phone Nickname: Red Favorite saying: What a dork! Favorite album: Anything — Huey Lewis Pet peeve: Cutdowns on the girls' B B team Memorable event: Locker wars junior year. PATY LOPEZ Future plans: College Favorite saying: I don't care Favorite album: Outlanda's D'Amour - Police Favorite food: Pizza Pet peeve: Lunch at school KIM LUNDEEN Future plans: college Nickname: Berly, Swiss Miss Favorite saying: Some people have one of those days; I have one of those lives! Favorite food: Riggs Memorable event: October 31, 1986, and January 25, 1985. BILL MC PHERSON Future plans: Living with Downtown Travis Favorite pastime: Banks, ; Kugga Bugga ‘ Favorite saying: That's -price you've got to pay ’ .’Favorite album: The Lies by K. .Pet peeve: People who ' bumpers, people who laugh .“Inside jokes .Memorable event: 3fhe U of M, my ni jht -‘Thomas, July 4, freezing £ ANDREA MLINAR .(•Future plans: College JJFavorite pastime: Bugging Evans • Nickname: Andy, Bubbles •Favorite saying: I don't want favorite food: Pizza , Pet peeve: When people SENIOR EXPERIENCES girls Nickname: Beaner Favorite album: Whitesnake -Here I Co Again Favorite food: Spanish cooking DEAN PARON Favorite pastime: Hunting and fishing Nickname: Crash Favorite saying: No probla- mente Favorite food: Baked rainbow trout Memorable event: Elective Phy Ed ski trip where I wiped out on a mopol knocking myself unconscious and separating my shoulder. SCOTT PATTERSON Future plans: Law enforcement Favorite pastime: Fishing, hunting Favorite saying: Sweet Favorite food: Pizza Memorable event: Food fights BILL PAWLYSHYN Favorite pastime: A night out with FNC Nickname: Lare, Willy, Billyboy Favorite food: Fried eggplant Pet peeve: Messes Memorable event: Halloween 86, the Skrebes campaign. AMY PISANSKY Future plans: To marry a millionaire Favorite pastime: Looking in mv compact Nickname: Coach; Boulders Favorite food: Slush Pet peeve: 6th and 7th hours study hall Memorable event: Tim Helm's graduation party. PAULA RASMUSSEN Future plans: Vo-Tech, Lake-wood College Favorite pastime: Reading and writing Favorite saving: Honest to God Favorite album: No Compromise Favorite food: Pork chops and rice 50 Pet peeve: Hate people who stare. BARBI REASONER Favorite pastime: Dan, Sleep Nickname: Pancake Favorite saying: I hate it when that happens! Favorite food: Shrimp Pet peeve: Nosey people, late people Memorable event: Summer of '86. NANCY ROOT Future plans: College, law school Nickname: Raney Noot, Roooot! Favorite saying: Yes, We have no bananas! Favorite food: Lasagna Pet peeve: All-school assemblies Memorable event: Trig class MATT RUAS Favorite pastime: Downhill skiing Favorite album: The Wall Favorite food: Rudolph's ribs Pet peeve: Parents Favorite car: '78 Nogo ANNE RUPERT Future plans: College Nickname: Rooooopert Favorite album: Billy Joel -Songs in the Attic Pet peeve: Bus windshield wipers and Robin Leach Memorable event: Riding with • .Ms. Westrom 'l. NICOLE SAJA Future plans: College and . X: 'brain transplant - Favorite pastime: Playing Cha ja des Nickname: Beanie Favorite album: Samantha Fox ■' Touch Me V Pet peeve: Crabby people , -[Memorable event: Giving V (blood, Oct. 31, 1986, Steph'sf ■ • 16th birthday at Edison. CHRISTY SCHROEDER |Nickname: Chrysti, Chrisydoll . Favorite saying: Yeh thur! Favorite food: Steak G Pet peeve: Krispy Memorable event: Summer ok ; '86, July 20, 1987. J3s IFAN SfHWAAR J , JEAN SCHWAAB Future plans: College; to be SENIOR EXPERIENCES BOTUMA SENG Future plans: College Favorite pastime: Movie, bowling and eating Nickname: Renee, Toma, Bo Favorite saving: Until then ... Favorite alDum: Modern Talking You're My Heart, You're My Soul Favorite food: Junk food KIM SHERWOOD Favorite pastime: Racing Care, talking to Dave Nickname: Scummy and Slimy Favorite saying: You dough-head Favorite food: Deli turkey from IGA Pet peeve: D and S.S. Memorable event: C.C. in '86, Burger King Summer of '86. DOUG SMALLEY Favorite pastime: Munching Oreos Nickname: Raoul Favorite saying: O.K., so my socks don't match Favorite album: The Fixx Reach the Beach Favorite food: Oreos with creamy filling Memorable event: My involuntary swim during lunch in 11th grade (what are friends for) ERIC SNUSTAD Favorite pastime: W.D. ing Nickname: Snus, Gene, Wally, Run Favorite saying: It's not over 'til it's over. Pet peeve: Brad DeKanick's boots Memorable event: Phaddy Ghanzah spitting in Matt's face Pet peeve 2: 5th line JODY SROGA Future goal: Become a U. S. Senator Favorite food: Popcorn and ice cream Nicknames: Lucy, Jod Favorite VHS memory: Calculus, parties Favorite saying: Whatever, I guess, Oooop! Favorite music to listen to: Simon and Garfunkel BRIAN STAHEL Future plans: Continue music, attend college Favorite pastime: rockin and partyin' Nickname: Bri Favorite saving: Intense Favorite amurn: Black Sabbath We Sold Our Soul for Rock n Roll Pet peeve: Some St. A's jocks MARC TOMAS Favorite pastime: Parties at my house with the Silver Bullets Nickname: Zewski Favorite saying: Let me shave your legs Favorite album: 5150 Favorite food: Tacos Pet peeve: Police NOEL TOTTEN III Future plans: Become a priest Favorite pastime: Making fun of Bev Nickname: Titten, Nogs Favorite saying: Frozen Favorite food: Oysters, caviar BEV VAN SLOUN Future plans: College Favorite pastime: Going to Guad's with Schwwab, sleeping Nickname: Vans, Slovan, and Clare Favorite food: Candy canes, turkey sandwiches, lasagna Pet peeve: whiners, drug assemblies, and being T.P.'d ■j ■ picKname: Maria, marmin !• Favorite saying: Oh my God,|H |}'_ you're gonna die y Favorite album: Rolling Stoned f i Some Girls ! Favorite food: Shrimp ? Pet peeve: Foreign language (Memorable event: Carolyn 1 -Steph, and Carolyn F. (and mej Journey on feet in the middled  of November from Home N.E. pjjilo Col. Heights, then homeiL ijJsl 1986, January 21, 1987. ........ m  , various practical J April 1, '86, beings •'.Memorable event: Christmas? ‘fgJance '85 jokes on rounded the rom '87. month aft erf n CARMEN VAN VICKLE Nickname: Marla, Charmin - . SUZIE VESCIO X Favorite pastime: Limes, C« ?£., and BWI '.vJ Nickname: Boner, Boocer Favorite saying: You Doeheai U Peeve: Tbe Vision Quests Tv,£ouple -Memorable event: Oct. 25, s JOE WALL •future plans: Nobel yVpavorite pastime: Calculating iijpntiderivatives (of complex ♦Variables! ♦Variables) _ favorite saying: C'est chouettc ‘ Favorite food: Cajun seafood U Favorite time: 11:15 ! i J ; STEVE WASNICK Favorite pastime: Going to the: peach or out with FNC 2 -Nickname: Waz ■. Favorite saying: OOOOHH-tcQJ i« (Favorite album: Violent Vll jFemmes • ;Pet peeve: Speed limits I '.♦ Memorable event: Giving I '• mandatory swimming lessons.!- 4 - a r W: ♦r k % Marc H It Seems Like Yesterday v Pal E Cheryl H. Carrie B. m mm Tami K. Jon E. BEST LOOKING - Carmen Van Vickie and Steve Wasnick. BEST ALL AROUND - Becky Dennison and Marc Hauser. BEST BUNS - Amy Pisansky and Bill McPherson. Hall Of Fame PRETTIEST EYES - LaDonna Stip and Eric Snustad. CLASS FLIRTS - Kim Lundeen and Noel Totten. WILD AND CRAZY - Carrie Bump and Mick Carlson. MOST SPIRIT - Laurie Long and CHATTER BOXES - Kim Sherwood Mark Ondrey. and Eric Cook. 60 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Nancy PERSONALITY PLUS - Bev Van MOST SERVICE - Jody Sroga and Root and Joe Wall. Sloun and Doug Smalley. Bill Pawlyshyn. Hall Of Fame MOST CLASS - Chelsie Scully and Jon Ever-soll. CLASS CLOWNS - Carolyn Freund and Marc Tomas. BEST DRESSED - Evy Ibarra (pictured) and Brad Scovil (missing). MOST TALENTED - Anne Rupert MOST ATHLETIC - Nicky Saja and and Doug Anderson. Jeff Blomster. 61 rcoum MVil Simon nineteen 64 JUNIORS JUNIORS Antczak, Rick Bernard, Brelt Campeau, Chris Cyryt, William Bailey, Chris Blissenbach, Jenny Chen, Chih-Jen Dawson, Connie Balko, Tom Brandt, Jell Chopra, Deepika Drusch, Bill Barrett, Mindy Braunwarth, Darrick Christenson, Sandy Egeland, Sandi Bengtson, Tami Brownell, Andrew Christenson, Sherry Erickson, Karl Bermudez, Evelia Cahill, Shawn Crosswhite, Mollie Ford, lorry 65 JUNIORS Gates, Jennifer Harly, Steve Howard, Michael Knox, Jon Gcisel, Bob Haselhorst, Lisa Hwang, Aileen LaForce, Bridget Griesert, Todd Hass, Gretchen Iverson, Eric Larson, Chris Griffin, Kyle Hickerson, Gregg Jankowski, Thomas LaVallcy, Parnell Gripontrog, Leslie Hoffman. Michael Jaros7, Thomas Lindman, Eric Hass, Robert Hong, Kieu Jensen, Jonathan Lund, Heather 66 JUNIORS Lundgren, Matt Medved, Mara Panning, Krista Rafferty, Heather Madden, Tim Moses, Anissa Parcnteau, Bill Rcimer, Blake McMullen, Heather Ness, David Parish, Creg Rohde, Jill McNeill, Dan Olson, Tory Pham, Thuong Schmalzbauer, Julie Meagher, Jill Ong, Eric Pibal, Jason Schroeder, Amy Medin, Sara Orning, Russell Poletx, Hrytz Smith, John JUNIORS Sullivan, jay Wahi, Monika Whilehill, Amy Wojtowicz, Tim Swanson, Eric Watkins, Jim Williams, Julie Yarwood, Scott Tombarge, Missy Welsh, Jason Williams. Lindsey York, Mike Victorine, Julie West, Brooks Wojtowicz, Terry Ives, Candy 68 Brooks West introduces the Junior Skit at Homecoming. ABOVE: Bridget LaForce and Aileen Hwang confide their secrets. BELOW: Matt Ruas and Bill Drusch pose with their fine Twins memorabilia. nineteen 70 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Amos, Rob Bonde, Erica Bryn, Katrina Dean, Jenny Anderson, Cameron Borys, Lisa Butcher, Mark Dorumsgaard, Amy Anderson, Laurie Bosquez, Meridee Chen, Mei-Yun Eversoll, Peter Axelson, Janio Boufford, Krista Collins, Amy Fagerlee, Colin Benik, Scott Brown, Pat Cunningham, Paula Ford, Nicky Berg, Peter Brownell, Mark Cushing, Garrison Gallagher, Bob 71 SOPHOMORES Cordon, Kyia Hess, Jeff Isaacson, Marc Lindgren, Tom Halak, Bob Holmes, Chad Iverson, Karin Lindskog, Karen Hastert, Amy Howe, Dodie Iverson, Kris Little, Robert Hauglid, Kea Hultgren, Steve Jaszewski, Janet Lundeen, Shane Hauser, Andrea Ibarra, Mike Kelly, Ann Miller, Tara Hayden, Lisette Ince, Vicki LaBissonicre, Julie Mocek, Honorata 72 SOPHOMORES Monio, Susan Nelson, Mark Oil, Ted Reep, Tracy Montury, David Ness, Eric Paron, Anita Schmeting, Rachel Morelli, Kevin Nowlin, David Pekarek, Bob Schneider, Shelly Mrosla, Josh Nowytski. Olenka ProkopiuK, Rob Sentyrz, Shelly Narog, Peter Olander, Lynn Quimby, Jennifer Simonson, Tia Neary, Katherine Ong, Karen Reber, Vicki Snyder, Nathan SOPHOMORES From left to right: Spoo, Trevor; Sroga, Jason; Steiner, Kyle; Sunde, Kristi; Tsantir, Anna; Tuomie, Tara; Williamson, Bill; Yarr, Olga; Zumwalt, Jeff. 74 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Ahmann, Melissa Bollensen, Emily Eddy, Julie Gazda, Dan Anderson, Michel Cervantes, Rick Ennen, Mike Geisel, Charles Barry, Heather Chau, Won Epperly, Ann Geisel, Susan Bernard, Brian Clauson, Jonna Fahrenholz, Jeff Gillespie, Nikki Blissenbach, Laura Cochran, Camille Friedl, Javnc Hansen, Kristine Blomster, Beth DuRand, Monique Froiland, John Hennes, Tina 77 FRESHMEN Hew, Chad Johnson, Kalrin LaFontaine, Peler Moses, Joe Hong, Phu Johnson, Malt Le, Toan Nelson, Kris Imbery, Lecia Kagol, Jamie Line, Tammy Ondrey, Michaeline Iyengar, Deepa Kmil, Larysa Loreno, Nina Parish, Ronald Johnson, Aaron Knapp, Brian Luciw, Justine Pawlyshyn, John Johnson, John Kramer, Chris Martindate, Matt Penny, Jessica 78 FRESHMEN Perry, Christine Sevick, Brian Swanson, Dan Thorson, Laura Peterson, Kendra Sevick, David Swanson, Sean Tombarge, Charlie Reed, Regina Shea, Kerri Swenson, Eric Troupe, Tom Ringold, Jared Shryack, Jessica Swongcr, Rachel Vo, Danielle Roscoe, Vicki Sibbet, Stacy Thibault, Jon Wennblow, Matt Schroeder, Wendy Swanson, Chris Thorin, Lisa Wicks, Tara 79 Zierman, Natalia Winter, VicKEtS S 5 THE OX COUPLE =r CLASS OF 'ir PRESENTS Plmes.fr indf Sne-Daze Cig Al Says 2Thumbs Up 'H DMT N 1 NINETEEN STAFF II3CAIPD CF EDUCATION INDEPENDENT DISTRICT 282 SITTING: Dr. Crystal Meriwether, Superintendent; Julia Bjorklund, Chair. STANDING: Michael Volna, Director; Rick Dunn, Director; Eric Cook, Student Representative; Robert Manske, Treasurer; John DuRand, Vice-Chair. Missing: David Bordwell, Clerk. A IETIEC T€ THE CIIASS Cf 1988 As you graduate from St. Anthony Village High School to take the next steps in your life's journey, whether further education, a military adventure, an entry-level job or even a time-out for rest and reflection, you take many things with you that will continue to be part of you. You have developed friendships: camaraderie. It is a given that school life revolves around people. Few of us learn well by ourselves. You have found that even through competition — whether for grades, awards, the lead in the play, first chair in concert band, athletic honors, etc. — it was through the support of your friends, the encouragement of your teachers and other school staff, the challenges presented to you by your classmates, and your effort that you achieved those goals. In cooperation with others you understood the true meaning of team spirit. You were able to work together in physics labs, on Student Council, in the choirs, as part of Tri-Metro and High School League teams, on class projects, on the yearbook and newspaper staffs, etc. You accomplished more through the synergy that comes with togetherness than you would have singly. You learned communication of ideas to others through speaking, writing, reading and listening. You have discovered how easily your ideas can be misunderstood by others, how important it is to listen and to be listened to in return, how body language speaks much louder than words, how great it is to write something well, and how much there is to read — if one just had enough time. Many of the opinions you now hold came about as a result of the critical thinking skills you developed. The possibilities you visualize in your mind's eye show the creativity inherent in each of you, and hopefully, you will never lose the wonder and curiosity that comes with a new idea. Think of all the changes that have occurred because someone thought of the computer. Think of how your own world has changed in the 13 years since you began kindergarten. You have adapted to those changes and continue to learn the necessity of flexibility as world changes occur at a fantastic rate. Each of you is a very special and uniquely talented individual. You have and will continue to make choices about your future based upon what you have gained through your K-12 educational experiences. We hope you share what you have learned with others. Remember that you have played an integral part in the life of the St. Anthony-New Brighton School District. All of us who remain behind thank each of you for being someone special. We wish you every success and we celebrate with you!!! SUPERINTENDENT DP. C. MERIWETHER 84 85 ST. ANTHONY FACULTY RONALD BERG Physical Education Health ROGER BJORKLUND Instrumental Music JAMES BULLOCK Physical Education CLYDE BURLINGAME Science CLARK English L i Vi TIM DOONAN Social Studies 86 DEANNA ELLINGSON Chemistry DAVE EVANS Mathematics CORLYCE GRANT MIKE HART Physical Education Industrial Education LEON HOULE Industrial Education T I Coordinator KAREN LIESKE Resource Unit SHIRLEY FLITTIE French WALT HIRE Business Education DAVE MELBY Counselor 87 ROLLIE NESHEIM Social Studies JULIE NORTH Social Studies JOHN OPSATA Vocal Music GARY PALM WE CEP Coordinator Athletic Director DICK PEARL Resource Unit RITA PLOTNIK English BOB PRUST Mathematics 80 MAUREEN RIVARD Spanish PAUL REDLINGER Mathematics DOUG SANDBERG Social Studies DAVE SCHLIEF Art LLOYD SCHRUM Industrial Education JAMES WILKE Instrumental Music JIM STUDER English Gifted KRIS TRELLES Spanish TOM YUREK Library Media Center GORDY ZIEBARTH Science Mathematics BONNIE ZIMMER Home Economics i mmuwm tliWtiyKIlGSUY •w I FOOD SERVICE: Laura Balko, Mary Ann Millage, and Doris Gehrke. ToP; Alice Arrowood, Psychol- 7 ® ogist. Bottom: Karen Lewis, English as a Second Language. SERVICE PERSONNEL FOOD SERVICE. Sitting: Joan Kastner, Nancy Myhran, and Linda Ross. Standing: Rhonda Mengelkoch, Payroll, District Office. Evelyn Odland, Charlotte McKenzie, Lani Van Sloun. Above: Carole Babbitt, Accounts Payable. Below: Jean Walker, Counselor's Aide. MEDIA AIDES: Janet Brodle and Joan Eclov. I SERVICE PERSONNEL 1 Marv Denney, High School Engineer; Bob Kruse, Building and Grounds Director; Bob Ochu, Custodian. Barb Hansen, Secretary, High School Office; Carol LaBelle, Attendance Clerk; Lois Poland, Financial Secretary, High School. Hazel Wittman, High School Volunteer Coordinator Barb Bailey, Computer Lab Aide SERVICE PERSONNEL Marcia McDaniel, Health Aide Kim Bakken, Administrative Intern Duane Googins, Director of Student Services SERVICE PERSONNEL Ann Bergman, Adm. Asst., TIES Coordinator Lorraine Narog, District Office Secretary Rita Holmes, Student Supervisor 95 SURVEY OP TOP MOVIES 1. ATTRACTION 2. DIRTY DANCING 3. GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM 4. THE LOST BOYS THREE MEN AND A BABY 5. LETHAL WEAPON TV COMMERCIALS 1. STROH'S 2. BUD LIGHT 3. PEPSI MILLER LITE 4. NUT AND HONEY 5. NIKE GARDEN WEASEL % TV SHOWS 1. ALF 2. 21 JUMP STREET 3. GROWING PAINS 4. CHEERS 5. FAMILY TIES Air VIDEOS 1. I WANT YOUR SEX 2. WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME 3. ROCK OF LIFE 4. WE’LL BE TOGETHER I’M BAD 5. JUST LIKE PARADISE BEAT IT SONGS 1. POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME DEF LEPPARD 2. WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE-GUNS-N-ROSES NEED YOU TONIGHT-INKS 3. I WANT YOUR SEX-GEORGE MICHAEL 4. ANGEL-AEROSMITH FAVORITES COMICS 1. FAR SIDE 2. CALVIN 6 HOBBES 3. CARFIELD 4. BLOOM COUNTY 5. MOTHER GOOSE C GRIMM SPORTS 1. BASEBALL BASKETBALL 2. HOCKEY 3. FOOTBALL 4. VOLLEYBALL 5. GYMNASTICS o■ y1 ' SOAPS 1. DAYS OF OUR LIVES 2. YOUNG AND RESTLESS 3. ALL MY CHILDREN 4. KNOTS LANDING GENERAL HOSPITAL 5. SANTA BARBARA ALBUMS 1. HYSTERIA 2. KICK 3. GEORGE MICHAEL BAD 4. WHITE SNAKE «IOSHUA TREE 5. YO! BUM RUSH THE SHOW HANGOUTS 1. FUN CENTER 2. ROSEDALE 3. FRIENDS HOMES 4 APACHE 5. AFTER THE GOLD RUSH DOWNTOWN MPLS. CANDY SINGERS 1.MC M’S 1. DEF LEPPARD 2. SNICKERS 2. GEORGE 3. TWIX MICHAEL 4. PEANUT 3. INXS BUTTER CUPS 4. TIFFANY S. KIT-KAT S. LL COOL J 97 Paty Lopez Osuna lives with the Bos-quez family of St. Anthony this year. Paty is from Mazatlan, Mexico. Her favorite American food is Sloppy Joes; her favorite food at home in Mexico is mole. Going shopping is what Paty likes best about the United States. What does she like least? The weather. Paty is enrolled as a senior at VHS, and she takes these courses Second Semester: Consumer Economics, Reading Improvement, Computer Application, Advance Composition, United States History. Adriana Are-chiga Chollet is a native of La Paz, Mexico. Here in St. Anthony, Adriana lives with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Carlson. Hamburger is her favorite American food. Her favorite Mexican food is mole. Writing letters is her favorite pastime; she also enjoys going to shopping centers. What does Adriana like best about the United States? The people. What does she like least about the U.S.? The cold (weather). Subjects that Adriana is enrolled in Second Semester are Consumer Economics, Reading Improvement, U. S. History, Elective Phy Ed. PATY LOPEZ ADRIANA ARECHIGO FRANCISCO PANIAQUA EVELIA BERMUDEZ This year Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fruth of St. Anthony are the hosts of Francisco (Paco) Paniaqua. Francisco comes to St. Anthony from Madrid, Spain. His favorite food in the U.S. is pizza, and spaghetti is his favorite food at home. Listening to music is his favorite hobby. What does he like best about the U.S.? Girls, parties, cars. What does he like least about the U.S.? The weather. Subjects that Francisco takes Second Semester are Calligraphy, Reading Improvement, Spanish II, Algebra I, Elective Phy Ed. and U.S. History. Evelia Bermudez resides with her host family, Mr. and Mrs. James Zappia. Evelia's favorite American food is McDonald's hamburgers and tossed salads. Favorite foods at home are wild rice, chicken, soups, and hamburgers. Favorite pastimes or hobbies are playing basketball and volleyball and going shopping. What does she like best about the United States? I think its people . they're friendly and united as a family — for instance, when the Twins won the World Series. What does she like least about the U.S. The cold weather — it makes me stiff. Second semester courses for Evelia are Typing II, U.S. History, French I, Algebra I, Advanced Composition, Chemistry. 98 Hanna Janzon, a native of Malmo, Sweden, lives presently with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miel of 3624 Pen-rod Lane N. E., St. Anthony Village. Hanna's favorite food is meatballs; her favorite pastime or hobby is horseback riding and seeing The Princess Bride. What does she like best about the United States? All the friendly people. What does she like least about the U.S.? That it's so far to everything; you have to go by car everywhere. Classes Hanna takes at VHS are Calculus, Typing, Computer Application, Psychology, Physics, and U. S. History. HANNA JANZON JESPER HOK Foreign Exchange Students KIRSTEN KALTHOFF Coming from Stockholm, Sweden, Jesper Hok presently lives with the John Wetzel family of 3921 Shamrock Drive, St. Anthony. Jesper's favorite American food is Chicken Littles; his favorite food at home is Swedish meatballs. One of his favorite pastimes is playing football. What does he like best about the United States? Wild Mountain, school spirit. Chicken Littles. Second semester classes for Jesper include Calculus, Choir, World Literature, Psychology, Physics, and U. S. History. James and Lori Lipa, sisters Kimmy and Theresa Lipa comprise the host family of Kirsten Kalth-off. Kirsten comes to Vil-I a g e High School from Cologne, West Germany. Her favorite American food is donuts and Domino's pizza. Her favorite food at home is Pfannekuchen and spatzle. Drama, dancing, and basketball are Kirsten's favorite pastimes. What does she like best about the United States? The guys and football games, TV programs, driving at 16. What does she like least? The food (lunch) and detention, cold weather, drinking age of 21. I'm really having fun here! adds Kirsten. (Notice Kirsten's German elephant sketch above.) 99 NINETEEN ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL. Row 1 (sitting): Bill Pawlyshyn, Lindsey Williams, Evy Ibarra, Laurie Long, Nancy Root, Jean Schwaab, Eric Snustad. Row 2: Doug Smalley, Larysa Kmit, Mike barra, Eric Cook, Mark Brownell, Kristi Nelson, Aileen Hwang, Kieu Hong, Jody Sroga, iandi Egeland, Eric Ong. Row 3: Aaron Johnson, Jason Sroga, Steve Wasnick, Jeff Blomster, icott Yarwood, Jon Eversoll, Bill McPherson, Joey DeFilippis. • v According to Jody and Doug, the ™ J purpose of the Student Council is « to plan school events and ensure jjhe correct student representation '■ Jfr £©n rules, events, and all activities of the school ' Three activities that the Council sponsors are J JftHomecoming, Sno Daze, and the •' jjjlood Drive. Jody and Doug agree ■ • lhat PdSt year was a very , J good one for Student Council. We have accomplished many of IBlM ’ our goals and we feel that we Jl ■ tu have helped to increase the J£hool sP r'1 at Anthony. The 1 $  Council advisor is Mr. Pearl. OFFICERS. Sitting: Eric Cook, School Board Representative; Doug Anderson, Vice-president. Standing: Evy Ibarra, Secretary; Laurie Long, Treasurer; and Jody Sroga, President. •r, r. K' u. f HEALTH AWARENESS ABOVE. Row Is Amy Whitehill, Anissa Moses, Mindy Barrett, Tim Madden, Tom Jankowski, Sherry Christenson, Lindsey Williams, Jay Pibal, Matt Lundgren, Blake Reimer. Row 2: Cretchen Hass, Aileen Hwang, Tami Bengtson, Julie Williams, Sandy Christenson, Steve Harty, Mike Howard, Eric Ong. Row 3: Leslie Gripentrog, Rick Antczak, Shawn Cahill, Bill Drusch, Eric Swanson, Jerry Ford, Scott Yarwood, Russ Orning, Brooks West, Jim Watkins, Jason Welsh, Greg Parish, Eric Lindman, Tom Balko, Thung Pham. BELOW. Row Is Amy Collins, Susie Monio, Nicki Ford, Tracy Reep, Jennifer Quimby, Kate Neary, Shelley Sentyrz, Anita Paron. Row 2: Tia Simonson, Andrea Hauser, Meridee Bosquez, Rachel Schmeling, Kristi Sunde, Tara Tuomie, Dodie Howe, Chad Holmes, Paula Cunningham, Olenka Nowytski, Ann Kelly, Vicki Reber. Row 3: Karin Iverson, Lisa Borys, Amy Hastert, Tara Miller, Lynn Olander, Anna Tsantir, Janet jas-zewski, Erica Bonde, Jeff Zumwalt, Trevor Spoo. HEALTH AWARENESS Row l(sitting): Nina Loreno, Lisa Thorin, Emily Bollensen, Ron Parish, Joe Moses, Chris Perry, Kerrie Shea, Elizabeth Blomster. Row 2 (standing): Tina Hennes, Heather Barry, Laura Blissenbach, Laura Thor-son, Larysa Kmit, Michealine Ondrey, Julie Eddy, Melissa Ahmann. Row 1 (sitting): Jeff Blomster, Paty Lopez, Doug Smalley, Kirsten Kalthoff, Carolyn Lofgren, Kris Lind-gren. Row 2 (standing): Marc Tomas, Bill Pawlyshyn, Jon Eversoll, Steve Wasnick, Nicky Saja, Mark Ondrey, Noel Totten, Doug Heidemann. In Health Awareness advisor Shelly Freeman stated: ''Croups are established to allow students to discuss issues of concern such as peer pressure, chemical use, depression suicide, stress, family problems, and student teacher relationships. Groups meet for one period each week on a rotating basis. Leaders are trained in group skills and in counseling techniques. B SQUAD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row 1: Monique DuRand, Tara Wicks. Row 2: Ann Epperly, Tara Tuomie, Kerri Shea. Row 3: Karen Lindskog, Amy Collins. Top: Tia Simonson. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row 1: Sherry Christenson, Kim Sherwood, Heather McMullen. Row 2: Nicky Saja, Carrie Bump, Becky Dennison, Heather Rafferty, Carolyn Christenson. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS 104 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Silling: Carrie Bump, B SQUAD BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. Row 1: |anel Jas-Crelchen Hass, Heather McMullen. Standing: Julie Williams, Kim zewski. Kale Neary. Row 2: Nina Loreno, Jennifer Quimby, Erica Sherwood, Jean Schwaab. Bonde. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS. Carolyn Christenson, Connie Dawson, Amy Whitehill, Missy Tombarge, Suzie Vescio. BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY 10S CHEERLEADERS CHOIR. Row 1: Stephanie Shannon, Mindy Barrett, Barb Reasoner, Sherry Christenson, Kris Lindgren, Cretchen Hass£.g Sentyrz, Aileen Hwang, Tami Bengtson, Kyia Gordon, Christy Schroeder, Connie Dawson, Sandy Christenson, Julie Williams Jill Meagher, Ann Johnson, Lisa Borys, Nicky Saja, Carolyn Lofgren, Susie Monio, Anissa Moses, Katie Gonier, Mara Medved — Hagen, Lynn Olander, Meridee Bosquez, Rachel Schmeling. Row 3: Rob Halak, Paul Cunningham, Jennifer Dean, Amj Sarah Penny, Kea Hauglid, Dodie Howe, Bridget LaForce, Honorata Mocek, Andrea Mlinar, Andrea Hauser, Blake Reimert§M| 4: Jon Knox, Matt Lundgren, Bill Drusch, Tom Jankowski, Tim Madden, Bill McPherson, Aaron Johnson, Bob Skeate, Tonj|F Ron Gersdorf, Jacques DuRand, Brian Stoos, Kyle Griffin. Missing: Director John Opsata. POP SINGERS jjjPOP SINGERS. Top: Stephanie Shannon. Row 2 from top: Katie Gonier, Jacques DuRand. Row 3: Matt Lundgren, Bob Skeate, Tony’-$ j Calguire. Bottom: Nicky Saja, Christy Schroeder, Kris Lindgren, Ron Gersdorf. Missing: Director John Opsata. CONCER T CHOIR % CONCERT BAND. Row 1: Julio Victorine, Tracey Bakun, Jill Rohde, Ann Johnson, Katrin Johnson, Mollio Crosswhite, Julie Schmal bauer, Deepa Iyengar, Anne Rupert. Row 2: Janet Jas ewski, Gretchen Hass, Kristi Nelson, Amy Whitehill, Olga Yarr, Lisa Haselhorst, Anna Tsantir, Tina Hennes, Krista Panning, Amy Schroeder. Row 3: Jenny Blissenbach, Missy Tombarge, Nicky Ford, Leslie Gripentrog, Jay Pibal, Ted Braunwarth, Eric Ness, Chris Kramer, Carolyn Lofgren, Bill Pawlyshyn, Bev Van Sloun, Tom Lindgren, Tia Simon- son, Connie Dawson, Sara Medin. Row 4: Brian Bernard, Mark Isacson, Jay Sullivan, Jody Sroga, Dave Ness, Jon Bullock, Nancy Root, Brooks West, Joe Wall, Peter Narog, Jean Schwaab, Lindsey Williams. Row 5: Matt Lundgren, Steve Wasnick, Chris Bailey, Chuck Tombarge, Dave Nowlin, Doug Anderson, Matt Wennblom, Jell Brandt, Eric Lindman, Russ Orning. Missing: Erica Bonde, Monika Wahi, Evy Ibarra, Doug Smalley, Heather Rallerty, Matt Ruas, Director Roger Bjorklund. LETTERWINNERS CLUB The Letterwinners Club officers (pictured to the right) are Nathan Mrosla, vice-president; Mr. Opsata, advisor; Nicky Saja, secretary; Jeff Blomster, president. (Missing: Jody Sroga, treasurer) The Letterwinners sponsor two scholarships for seniors in the spring and run the concession stand for all athletic events. Letterwinners Club. Row 1: Matt Lundgren, Eric Cook, Carolyn Lofgren, Jody Sroga, Laura Long, Evy Ibarra, Tim Madden, Tom Jankowski, Sherry Christenson. Row 2: Bill McPherson, Joey DeFilippis, Eric Snustad, Ted Braunwarth, Jay Sullivan, Nancy Root, Andy Brownell, Mike Ibarra, Joe Wall, Dean Parson, Anissa Moses, Sandy Christenson, Tami Bengtson, Eric Swanson. Row 3: Tom Balko, Mark Ondrey, Doug Smalley, John Eversoll, Jeff Blomster, Russ Orning, Steve Wasnick, Eric Lindman, Brooks West, Jim Watkins, Jason Welsh, Jon Jensen. PICTURE ABOVE: Lighting Crew. Kneeling: Jason Sroga, Mike Ibarra. Standing: Eric Iverson, Advisor James Wilke, Andy Brownell, Eric Ness. PICTURE TO THE RIGHT: Andy Brownell is checking levels on the sound board. Mr. Wilke, advisor of the Lighting Crew, answered two questions for the yearbook: what is the purpose of this organization and what are its activities? His answers: The purpose of the Lighting Crew is to keep the auditorium in good operating condition. The Lighting Crew also provides lighting and sound for all school performances and activites. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 (sitting): Julie Schmalzbauer, Colleen Geisel, Paty Lopez, Kirsten Kalthoff, Steve Wasnick, Doug Smalley, Stephanie Shannon, Jay Pibal, Tom Jankowski. Row 2: Doug Heidemann, Tim Madden, Eric Ong, Jenny Blissenbach, Katie Gonier, Jon Jensen, Jason Welsh, Andy Brownell, Eric Iverson, Greg Parish. Row 3: Eric Swanson, Marc Tomas, Eric Lindman, Bill Drusch, Jeff Blomster, Jon Eversoll, Bill Pawlyshyn, Matt Ruas, Noel Totten. Missing: Advisor Ellingson. COMPUTER CLUB Seated: Eric Ong. Standing: Tory Olson, Jeff Brandt, Karl Erickson, Derrick Braunwarth, Brian Morelli, Kyle Griffin, Advisor Mrs. Bailey, and Mike Howard. NEWSPAPER STAFF Wage High Views co-editors: (Sitting) ?nny Blissenbach, Evy Ibarra. (Standing) Monika Wahi. Newspaper Staff (around circle): |ulie Schmalzbauer, Jenny Blissenbach, Evy llrra, Monika Wahi, Dean Paron, Mike iMoward, Colleen Geisel, Alric Kaczor, Advisor James Studer. L | Blissenbach, one of the newspaper's Jco-editors, stated the purpose of this UZation: To give students experience prith writing, laying out, and editing a toper; to inform; to have fun! Some gnr activities include meetings, writing p)jts, reading over and editing articles, pit the paper, distributing the paper. VILLAGETTES VILLAGETTES. Row 1: Heather Barry, Lecia Imbery. Row 2: Amy Schroeder, Cami Cochran, Shelly Schneider. Row 3: Shana Boschee, Connie Dawson, Katrin Johnson, Jill Meagher. Missing: Advisor Ms. Lieske. Ms. Karen Lieske, advisor of the Villagettes, responded to various questions. OFFICERS: Shana Boschee is captain and Connie Dawson is secretary-treasurer. PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION: To promote school spirit and entertain at games, pepfests, and other activities. ACTIVITIES: The danceline performed for Homecoming, Sno Daze, and pepfests. The danceline has future plans to increase the number of girls involved and to perform in regional and state competitions. Amy Schroeder, Lecia Imbery, Cami Cochran, Shelly Schneider, Katrin Johnson, Shana Boschee, Heather Barry, and Connie Dawson perform to It's a Sin at Sno Daze. 112 INTERNATIONAL Row 1: Amy Dorumsgaard, Adriana Arechiga, Shannon Hagen, Anita Paron . LUB OFFICERS. Mark On-Nathan Mrosla. Row 2: Honorata Mocek, Laurie Long, Evelia Bermudez, Dodie jjrey, Secretary; Laurie Howe, Andrea Mlinar, Karen Ong, Hanna Janzon, Evy Ibarra. In the corner: .ong, Vice-President; Alric Kaczor. ’jjesper Hok, President. (Not ' pictured: Hanna Janzon, Treasurer) Row 1: Katrina Bryn, Jill Rohde, Julie Schmalzbauer, Jesper Hok. Row 2: ' Advisor Trelles, Kris Nelson, Michele Anderson, Olga Yarr, Kristi Nelson, “ Cheryl Holmes, Lindsey Williams, Kieu Hong. Missing: Advisor Shirley Flittie, Colleen Geisel, Chris Cowan, Andy Brownell, Mike Ibarra, Katie Gonier. To promote international understanding, is the main purpose of the International Club, according to its advisor, Kris Trelles. The activities that the club sponsors help to enable St. Anthony students to become better acquainted with the foreign students attending SAVHS. 113 KNOWLEDGE BOWL Row 1 (Silling): Hrytz Poletz, Stephanie Shannon, Nancy Root, Monika Wahi, Colleen Ceisel, Katie Gonier. Row 2 (Standing): Dean Paron, joe Wall, Chih-Jen Chen, Anne Rupert, Jenny Blissenbach, Deepa Iyengar, Man Nguyen, Advisor Tim Doonan. Mr. Doonan, advisor of Knowledge Bowl, informs us that the purpose of this organization is to foster academic accomplishments through competitive team tournaments. Tony Calguire is the captain. Knowledge Bowl members relax before a tournament: Man Nguyen, Colleen Geisel, joe Wall, Eric Ong, Deepa Iyengar, Anne Rupert. MATH TEAM WINS TITLE 4TH TIME! MATH LEAGUE. Sitting: Mei-Yun Chen, Nancy Root, Anne Rupert, Jenny Blissenbach, Karen Ong. Standing: Syed Hussain, Eric Ness, Man Nguyen, Chih-Jen Chen, Kyle Griffin, Karl Erickson, Joe Wall, Rob Amos, Eric Ong, Phu Hong. Picture below: Math League advisor, Mr. Robert Prust, presents a plaque for 6th Place in State to Principal A. E. Rosinski. MATH LEAGUE INFORMATION: As indicated in the headline, the VHS Math Team won the Conference title the last four years. Chih-Jen Chen was the individual league champion. The team has S Tri-Metro meets a year with the league champion going to the State Tournament. At State this year, St. Anthony won 6th place! The purpose of the team is to stimulate interest in math and provide competition between schools and individuals ' stated Mr. Prust. JAZZ BAND The band practices Period 7 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Tuesdays and Thursdays jazz band members attend regular classes or make use of their spare time doing various things like the groups to the left or above — Jon, Tracey, Chuck, Dave, and Tom. JAZZ BAND. At piano: Tom Lindgren. At drums: Marc Isaacson. First row (saxophones): Tracey Bakun, Karen Lindskog, Bev Van Sloun, Eric Ness, Jay Pibal. Second row (trombones): Chuck Tombarge, Dave Nowlin, Doug Anderson, Chris Bailey, Matt Lundgren. Last row: Anne Rupert, bass; Dave Ness, guitar; and on trumpets Jean Schwaab, Peter Narog, Nancy Root, Jon Bullock. Missing: Director Roger Bjorklund. Events and activities that the Jazz Band performs for are Pep Fests, Concerts, Senior Citizens Party, and the Biennial Ball in April in Apache Plaza. Left: Eric Ong and Hrytz Pole! work on identifying yearbook pages and envelopes. Right: Honorata Mocek looks up from her work momentarily. Above left: Colleen Geisel and Kieu Hong try to arrange the index mess into the right order. Above right: Putting finishing touches on a yearbook sign, Ann Johnson and Mollie Crosswhite smile winningly. Below left: Kirsten Kalthoff helps with photo identification. Below right: Julie Schmalzbauer, Ann Johnson, and Kieu Hong pretend they're working! VILLAGER'' STAFF £ss WORLD PREMIA I «L 1 XNWr.THum THE DETEC WE rn OFT ST K Cbr jRjCJiiir Ilwirr Sue Geisel, Julie. Schmalzbauer, Eric Ong, and Honorata Mocek sort individual student pictures for the first , yearbook deadline. Colleen Geisel has worked faithfully on the yearbook staff for the past four years, and she will be Andrea Mlinar, Honorata Mocek, and Sue Geisel look up a missed! bit hesitently from their work. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FACTS. Captains: Jeff Blomster, Eric Cook. Most Valuable Athlete: Jeff Blomster. All Conference: Mark Ondrey. Honorable Mention: Jeff Blomster, Marc Hauser, Brooks West, Russ Orning, Eric Cook. Outstanding players: Marc Hauser, Eric Cook, Jeff Blomster, Brooks West, Nathan Mrosla, Jake Friedl. Conference Record: 0-8. Assistant Coaches: Chris Bebeau, Mike Cartwright. Head Coach: Mike Diggins. B SQUAD FOOTBALL. Row 1: Joe Moses, Won Chau, Ron Parish, Chad Hess, Sean Swanson. Row 2: Coach Marly DeKanick, Joshua Mrosla, Kevin Morelli, Cameron Anderson, Colin Fagerlee, Jason Sroga, Rick Koepcke. Row 3: Dennis Walsh, Bob Gallagher, Jeff Hess, Kyle Steiner, Nate Snyder, Trevor Spoo, Chad Holmes, Mark Brownell. VARSITY FOOTBALL. Row 1: Tim Madden, Jason Welsh, Thuong Pham, Kevin Morelli, Jesper Hok, Colin Fagerlee, Won Chau, Chad Hess, Cameron Anderson, Nate Snyder, Jay Sullivan. Row 2: Jon Jensen, Joey DeFilippis, Mark Ondrey, Eric Cook, Marc Tomas, Mike Stathas, Nathan Mrosla, Rob Halak, Pat Egeland, Rick Antczak. Row 3: Marc Hauser, Jim Watkins, Jeff Hess, Tom Balko, Dean Paron, Jake Friedl, Brooks West, Jeff Blomster, Russ Orning, Matt Lundgren, Eric Lindman, Tory Olson, Steve Hultgren, Greg Parish, Ted Braunwarth, Mike York. Row 4: Coach Mike Cartwright, Coach Rick Koepcke, Coach Chris Bebeau, Head Coach Mike Diggins, Coach Marty DeKanick, Coach Dennis Walsh. GIRLS' SWIMMING GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM. Row 1: Kristi Hennes, Wendy Hockert, Nina Loreno, Stacey Sentyrz, Jenny Drew, Tami Pessig, Natalia Yarr, Amy Dorumsgaard. Row 2: Shelly Sentyrz, Angie Kuhlman, Jayne Friedl, Jody Sroga, Sandi Egeland, Emily Bollensen, Stephanie Wagner, Anne Donateile, Melissa Warner, Kris Lindgren, Kristi Sunde. Row 3: Shannon Kantorowicz, Krista Koehntop, Erica Bonde, Elizabeth Sullivan, Amy Pisansky, Kia Shaffer, Kristi Svalstad, Tracey Bakun, Ms. Turnquist, Olga Yarr, Mollie Barrett, Kris Hansen, Evy Ibarra, Coach Ron Berg, Ms. Seymore. GIRLS' SWIMMING FACTS. Captain: Jody Sroga. All State: Shelly Sentyrz in two events: 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard freestyle. Outstanding Swimmers: Jody Sroga, Shelly Sentyrz, Kris Lindgren, Kris Hansen, Amy Pisansky, Stacy Sentryz. Conference Record: 3 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie. Assistant coaches: Lisa Turnquist, Rob McAllister, Aileen Seymour. Coach: Ron Berg. 122 To the left: Voted Most Valuable Swimmers are Shelly Sentyrz and Jody Sroga. VOLLEYBALL VARSITY VOLLEYBALL. Silling: Sherry Christenson, Tami Bengtson, Anissa Moses, Michaeline Ondrey. Kneeling: Susie Monio, Tara Miller, Julie Williams, Sandy Christenson, Carolyn Lofgren. Standing: Head Coach Leon Houle, Lisette Hayden, Lynn Olander, Andrea Hauser, Anna Tsantir, Karen Lindskog, Amy Collins, Nicky Saja, Becky Dennison, Assistant Coach Rollie Rudzitis. VOLLEYBALL FACTS. Captains: Becky Dennison and Carolyn Lofgren. Most Valuable Athlete: Becky Dennison. All Conference: Becky Dennison. Honorable Mention: Carolyn Lofgren, Lisette Hayden. Honorable All Metro Area: Lisette Hayden. Conference Record: 4-4, Third Place Tri-Metro. Head Coach: Leon Houle, Assistant Coaches: Rollie Rudzitis and Mark Gautschi. B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL. Kneeling: Amy Hastert, Melissa Ahmann, Krista Boufford, Kendra Peterson, Meridee Bosquez. Standing: Laura Thorson, Rachel Schmeling, Lisa Borys, Larysa Kmit, Janet Jaszewski, Kerri Shea, Chris Perry, Beth Blomster. 123 Girls' Basketball |V BASKETBALL. Row 1: Amy Hastert, Nina Loreno, Krista Boufford, Michaeline Ondrey, Tara Miller, Tracy Reep, Melissa Ahmann, Laurie Long. Row 2: Coach Joe Eliason, Larysa Kmit, Tina Hennes, Karen Lindskog, Carolyn Lofgren, Lisette Hayden, Lynn Olander, Beth Blomster, Tracey Bakun, Kristi Nelson, Assistant Coach Rob Walsh. BASKETBALL FACTS. Most Valuable Athlete: Lisette Hayden. Honorable Mention All Conference: Lisette Hayden, Laurie Long. Outstanding Players: Laurie Long, Lisette Hayden, Lynn Olander, Michaeline Ondrey. Season Record: 3-17. Assistant Coach: Rob Walsh. Coach Joe Eliason. VARSITY BASKETBALL. Row 1: Nina Loreno, Krista Boufford, Michaeline Ondrey, Tara Miller, Tracy Reep. Row 2: Amy Hastert, Carolyn Lofgren, Karen Lindskog, Tina Hennes, Tracey Bakun, Beth Blomster, Kristi Nelson. Row 3: Assistant Coach Rob Walsh, Lauri Long, Larysa Kmit, Andrea Hauser, Lisette Hayden, Melissa Ahmann, Coach Joe Eliason. 124 Basketball captains Carolyn Lofgren, Tracey Bakun, and Laurie Long. Student Manager Kristi Nelson. Row 1: jerry Ford, Chad Hess, Colin Fagerlee, Tim Madden, Kevin Morelli, Bob Gallagher, and Malt Lundgren. Row 2: Noel Totten, Joe Wall, Eric Cook, Eric Snustad, Ron Parish, Jason Welsh, Kris Iverson. Row 3: Head Coach Brad DeKanick, Asst. Coach Mike Diggins, Bill McPherson, Marc Tomas, Eric Swanson, Eric Lindman, Russ Orning, Brooks West, Greg Parish, Marc Hauser, Asst. Coach Marty DeKanick. HOCKEY FACTS RECORD - 2-19 HEAD COACH: Brad DeKanick ASST. COACHES: Mike Diggins, Mary DeKanick CAPTAIN: Marc Hauser ASST. CAPTAIN: Eric Cook MVP: Marc Hauser ALL CONFERENCE: Marc Hauser HONORABLE MENTION: Eric Snustad, Eric Lindman, Brooks West LEADING SCORERS: Marc Hauser 11G, 16A, 27 pts. Eric Snustad 18G, 1A, 19pts. Brooks West 7G, 8A, 15 pts. Hockey Captains Marc Hauser and Eric Cook. 125 Boys' Swimming BOYS' SWIMMING. Top row: Tory Olson. Middle row: Coach Berg and Jeff Brandt. Bottom row: Ted Braunwarth and Jason Sroga. Ted Braunwarth demonstrates his winning free-style. BOYS' SWIMMING INFORMATION. CO-COACHES of this year's boys' swimming team were Mr. Ron Berg (St. Anthony) and Mr. Pete Brown (Spring Lake Park). ALL CONFERENCE: Ted Braunwarth. RECORD: 4-5 Dual Meet Season. COACH BERG'S COMMENTS: This completes our third season with co-sponsorship with Spring lake Park. The season was a success with five St. Anthony swimmers merging with nine Spring Lake Park swimmers. Two individuals and the freestyle relay (including Ted Braunwarth) made it to the State Meet. 126 Wrestling Row 1: Mike Ennen, Sean Swanson, Shane Lundeen, Thuong Pham. Row 2: Pat Egeland, Ion Jensen, Mike York, Rob Halak, Scott Patterson, Jesper Hok. Missing: Coach Opsata and Assistant Coaches J. Kukielka and ). McDaniel. Wrestling Facts. Head Coach-)ohn Opsata. Assistant Coaches-)ohn Kukielka and John McDaniel. Captains: Pat Egeland and Tom Loreno. Most Valuable Athlete: Pat Egeland. All Conference: Pat Egeland, Thuong Pham, Shane Lundeen. Honorable Mention: Scott Patterson and Mike York. Outstanding Wrestlers: Thuong Pham (21-5) 3rd Region: Pat Egeland (21-8); Mike York (16-10); Shane Lundeen (15-8-1); Scott Patterson (15-6). Coaches' Award-Pat Egeland. Most Improved-Thuong Pham. Fastest Pin-Mike York (21 seconds). Conference Record: Moundsview 24-45; Holy Angels 24-34; Farmington 27-39; DeLaSalle 27-39; Minneapolis Lutheran 30-30; Blake Breck 30-34; Minnehaha 30-42; Centennial 26-30; Concordia 24-35; Cannon Falls 6-54; Brooklyn Center 24-18; St. Bernard's 31-29. 127 1987-88 Wrestling Captains: Pat Egeland and Tom Loreno. Gymnastics GYMNASTICS TEAM. Center: Stacey Sentyrz. Bottom row: Tara Wicks, Isabel Cifuentes, Anita Paron, Shannon Kantorowicz, Stac Sibbet. Row 2: Monique DuRand, Heather Rafferty. Row 3: Nicky Saja, Becky Dennison, Tara Tuomie, Tia Simonson. GYMNASTIC FACTS. Captains: Nicky Saja and Becky Dennison. Most Valuable Athlete: Becky Dennison. All Conference: Stacy Sibbet and Tara Wicks. Honorable Mention: Becky Dennison and Monique DuRand. Outstanding Gymnasts: Stacy Sibbet and Tara Wicks. Records: Third in Conference, second in Region, rated fifth in State. Coach Grant, Assistant Coaches Tim Hartman and Sharon Walker. All Conference Tara Wicks and Stacy Sibbet. Boys' Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL. Row 1: Dave Ness, Bob Geisel, Tom Jarosz, Mark Ondrey, Steve Wasnick, Mike Hoffman, Jay Pibal. Row 2: Brad Scovil (Cocaptain), Bill King, Doug Anderson (Co-captain), Jeff Blomster (Co-captain), Jon Eversoll, Steve Harty, Joey DcFilippis. Missing: Coach Mark Gautschi and Todd Griesert. Most Valuable Athlete: Brad Scovil. All Conference: Doug Anderson, Jeff Blomster, Brad Scovil. Honorable Mention: Mark Ondrey and Steve Wasnick. Conference Record: 12-4. Overall: 1S-8. J.V. BASKETBALL. Row 1: Jared Ringold, Won Chau, Brian Bernard, Pete La Fontaine, Jamie Kagol, Matt Martindale, Jon Pawlyshyn, Charlie Geisel. Row 2: Matt Wennblom, John Thibault, Dan Gazda, Steve Hultgren, David Nowlin, Chris Kramer, Marc Isaacson, Pete Narog. Missing: Coach Scott Paulus. Knee injuries and surgery sidelined Todd Griesert and Brad Scovil. Boys' Tennis TENNIS TEAM. Sitting: Mark Nowlin, Karl Manske, Qui Hong, Tom Lindgren, Eric Ong, Qui Vo, Mike Soldaton. Kneeling: Cam Anderson, Erik Olson, Chris Kramer, Mike Ennen, Mark Nelson, Janio Axelson, Chi-Jen Chen. Standing: Asst. Coach Lynne Germund-son, Mark Brownell, Mike Ibarra, Doug Anderson, Jon Eversoll, Doug Smalley, Dave Nowlin, Dean Paron, Coach Mike Cartwright. Missing: Eric Snustad, Steve Wasnick. TENNIS INFORMATION CAPTAIN: Doug Anderson TEAM STRENGTH: Singles with 3 good seniors TEAM WEAKNESS: Doubles experience COACH'S COMMENTS: We should do very well this season with 11 let-terwinners back from last year's team. There are 25 players this season, all of whom show a lot of ability and improvement ... Doug Anderson, Eric Snustad, and Steve Wasnick are the top singles players. Mark Brownell and Mike Ibarra play 1st doubles_Last year's MVP was Doug Anderson at 1st singles — Coach Cartwright. Asst. Coach Lynne Germundson, Captain Doug Anderson, Coach Mike Cartwright. 130 Baseball BASEBALL. Row 1: Coach Gary Palm, Bill McPherson, Mike York, Eric Cook, Bob Geisel, Colin Fagerlee, Rob Halak, Jeff Hess. Row 2: Student Coach Jeff Morgan, Jon Jenson, Greg Parish, Brooks West, Jeff Blomster, Marc Hauser, Pat Egeland, Mark Ondrey. Senior team members are Bill McPherson, Marc Hauser, Jeff Blomster, Mark Ondrey, Eric Cook. BASEBALL UPDATE Captains: Jeff Blomster, Mark Ondrey, Marc Hauser, Eric Cook. Coach's Outlook for Season: We should finish near the top of the Tri-Metro Conference. We probably do not have the depth to win the conference. Team Strength: Defense. Team Weakness: Depth. Coach Palm commented, With solid pitching we have a good chance to do well in the district tournament. Other Remarks: Jeff Blomster was the 1987 MVP. 1988 is a very interesting year. We have had scouts from many professional teams at every game watching Jeff pitch. The New York Mets and the Minnesota Twins have a radar gun on Jeff at every game. — Coach Palm. Senior pticher, Jeff Blomster. 131 Track TRACK TEAM. Sitting: Evy Ibarra, Hanna Janzon, Eric Englund, Eric Ong, Tom Lindgren, Wendy Schroedcr, Nina Loreno. Standing: Matt Wennblom, Chris Cowan, Sandi Egeland, Ann Epperly, Laura Thorson, Sarah Penny, Ann Johnson, Bill King. Missing: Coach Lisa Lubrecht and Assistant Coach Ron Berg. Sandi Egeland and Bill King, team captains. 132 Softball VARSITY SOFTBALL. Row 1: Mindy Barrett, Tami Bengtson, Carolyn Lofgrcn, Michaeline Ondrey, Tracy Reep, Colleen Geisel, Ann Kelly. Row 2: Coach Rob Walsh, Lynn Olander, Tara Miller, Sandy Christenson, Anna Tsantir, Lisette Hayden, Andrea Hauser, Tracey Bakun, Manager Jon Bullock. B SQUAD SOFTBALL. Row 1: Susan Geisel, Honorata Mocek, Justine Luciw, Nicole Ford, Dodie Howe, Kate Neary, Kris Hansen. Row 2: B SQUAD Coach Sharon Severson, Paula Cunningham, Tina Hennes, Beth Blomster, Lisa Borys, Karen Lindskog, Vicki Reber. SOFTBALL FACTS CAPTAINS: Carolyn Lof-gren, Sandy Christenson. OUTLOOK FOR SEASON: We are a young team and are stressing improvement. We also should win 3 or 4 games along the way .... We have been improving throughout the season. No longer are we considered a weak team. We are becoming very competitive and have become a solid team. (We lost All-Conference pitcher Linda Stenberg from 1987.) — Coach Walsh. TEAM STRENGTH: Hitting. TEAM WEAKNESS: Defense. 133 Golf GOLF TEAM. Row 1: Brian Bernard, Pete LaFontaine, Jon Steadland, Jason McAllister. Row 2: Kevin Morelli, Chris Swanson, Tim Madden, Chad Hess, Eric Swanson, Eric Lindman. Row 3: Trevor Spoo, Jason Sroga, Chris Larson, Shawn Cahill, Bill Drusch, Nathan Mrosla, Bob Gallagher. Missing: Coach Dave Melby, Dan Swanson, Rob Prokopiuk. Girls' Softball Senior Softball Team Member Colleen Geisel, Senior Team Member and Cocaptain Carolyn Lofgren, Junior Team Member and Co-captain Sandy Christenson, Senior Team Member Tracey Bakun. 134 Ar You (J e, GteaJlvb Exzuiei ? Have you ever been in a sticky situation with your mom, Carol LaBelle, or Mr. Rosinski? What did you do to get out of it? You lied! Or at least tried to make up a creative excuse and, hopefully, one that would work. Working in the Student Attendance Office, we have excellent opportunities to pick up on great excuses. One of the best ever came from the hockey captain for missing school after losing the first playoff game: Please excuse me from school yesterday. I had a broken heart. Then there are the people who feel an extraordinary tie to their pets. One student couldn't make it to school for two days because My dog had an in- Sam D'Agostino, Amy Pisansky, and Joe DeFilippis present their creative excuses'' to grown toenail. Another ever-used Mrs. LaBelle. excuse came from the senior class offi- cers after being accused of skipping 7th hour (for the 15th time). We just had to go to Wilshire Park to work on Apple Sales! There are many excuses being used here every day. But we think the seniors have the best and most effective ones. This is very evident when counting daily senior absences! — Becky Dennison, Marc Hauser, Carol LaBelle. Now Nai Thii School Changed Tinea You Tfarited Ninth Gtada? MAI DANG: People are friendlier and more fun to be with. KATHRYN GONIER: Less school spirit. TONY CALGUIRE: We have all changed, but I have not noticed it. PAT EGELAND: Athletes were more team-oriented when I was in ninth grade; today they are more individualistic. ANDY BROWNELL: The school is hobbling along using an old wooden cane duct taped together in the middle to hold it together, but the new weight room is nice. The editorial line-up includes Jenny Blissenbach, Tony Calguire, Christy Schroeder, Katie Conier, and Andy Brownell. people are actually thinking about some kind of future. CHRISTY SCHROEDER: All classes are more together. NANCY ROOT: Seniors are not as old as when I got here. KRISTI NELSON and CHERYL HOLMES: Rules are stricter. Seniors have fewer rights. — By Colleen Geisel JENNY BLISSENBACH: In ninth grade everyone was just trying to get from Class A to Class B with minimal brain damage; now Becky Receives Athena Award The Athena Award is an honor given to outstanding senior girl athletes from metropolitan and suburban high schools by the Greater Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce Sports Committee. Athena, the goddess of wisdom, was one of the twelve Olympian deities in Greek mythology. She encouraged law and order; she was brave, dauntless, and noble. BECKY DENNISON and other area recipients were presented Athena Awards May 9 at the Downtown Mariott. Anne Bancroft, of the Steger North Pole Expedition, spoke to the recipients and made the presentations. Becky has earned 14 letters in these VHS sports: gymnastics, volleyball, track, and cheerleading. Becky's coaches in gymnastics and volleyball agree that she deserves the Award. Gymnastics Coach Corlyce Grant commented, Becky has good leadership ability. Grant added: Becky was captain of the gymnastics team, MVG, and All Conference (2 years). Volleyball Coach Leon Houle stated, Becky is one of the quickest girls I've ever coached. She was the volleyball team captain, MVP, All Conference, and a peer leader on the court. Congratulations, Becky! 136 Pat's Interest In Rock Climbing PAT DRESCHER, VHS senior, claims rock climbing as his principal hobby. Here are his responses to several questions asked of him. HOW DID YOU BECOME INTERESTED IN ROCK CLIMBING? It's in my blood. My parents have both climbed, my father being a very active mountaineer in Poland __There is a great tradition of climbing in my family and the environment I've been brought up in contributes to this interest. WHAT ARE ITS ADVANTAGES? The ability to conquer your fear and climb impossible looking rocks. Also, great confidence comes from finishing hard climbs. ANY DANGERS OR DISADVANTAGES? There is unparallel danger in solo climbing, but I only do that close to the ground. Climbing long routes involves long airy falls and extreme exposure. Being able to cope with that makes climbing an unequalled sport. I love it. WHO GOES WITH YOU? I usually meet people in Taylors Falls. At home I practice along every day — finger tip pull ups, etc. This summer I'm heading out West with my friend Goudar from Washington, D. C. SOME PLACES YOU'VE CLIMBED - East: Carderock, Great Falls, Old Rogg Mountain, Sugarloaf, Annapolis Rock. Minnesota: Lake Superior North Shore, Taylors Falls (every weekend), my practice wall in my garage. In the West: Tetons, including ascent of Grand Teton. Peter Plays League Volleyball What does senior Peter Grotans do three times a week at North Hennepin Community College? Why play volleyball, of course. Peter belongs to the Latvian Volleyball Club and participates in tournaments with Double A League teams of the USVBAL. These tournaments are held in the Twin Cities and at Mankato State, St. Olaf, and Carleton. Every spring, teams go on a qualifying tour to play in the finals; this year the tour was in Chicago on April 16 and 17. The finals will be held at Robbinsdale High School on Memorial weekend. The finals will feature teams from the Midwest, East Coast, and the West Coast. What are some advantages of playing volleyball? Peter says, At my age, most people would be playing volleyball at the junior level. My competition is a high level .. Some day I hope to obtain a scholarship and play at a Division I college. Good luck, Peter! Kris Sings Soulfully Senior Kris Lindgren began singing (for special occasions or special groups) when she was in the seventh grade. I was absolutely scared to death. I had this terrible shaking in my knees. I thought for sure the audience could see me shaking! Some school events that Kris performed at this school year were Constitution Day in September, the Sno Daze Pep Fest, Recognition Night, Show Tunes, Baccalaureate, Graduation, and the Senior Brunch. What does she like about singing in front of groups? One thing I've discovered is that I have so much more confidence in front of people after I've had the experience of performing. I rarely get nervous when I have to sing; it's just a way I express myself. The most flattering thing that anyone could say to me after hearing me sing is 'You made me cry Kris' favorite songs are slow, the ones about heartbreak because so much expression can be put into them. She named Almost Over You, All at Once, and Anything for You as three of her favorites. 137 PROCESSED BY VR5. COLOR ® STRETCH PANTS PROCESSED BY V.KS. COLOR ® MOCCASINS HAREM PANTS 139 1988 VHS Index — A — Ahmann, Melissa (9) 77, 81, 103, 123, 124 Amos, Robert (10) 71, 75, 115 Anderson, Cameron (10) 5, 71, 121, 130 Anderson, Douglas (12) 5, 20, 21, 24, 25, 28, 44, 46, 52, 59, 61, 101, 107, 116, 129, 130 Anderson, Laurie (10) 29, 71, 74 Anderson, Michel (9) 77, 81, 113 Antczak, Rick (11) 7, 8, 65, 102, 121 Arechiga, Adrianna (12) 33, 46, 98, 113 Axelson, Janio (10) 71 — B — Bailey, Chris (11) 19, 24, 65, 91, 107, 116 Bakun, Tracey (12) 6, 20, 21, 25, 33, 46, 57, 91, 107, 116, 122, 124, 134 Balko, Tom (11) 7, 65, 102, 108, 117, 121, 26, 27 Barrett, Mindy (11) 65, 102, 106, 26, 27 Barry, Heather (9) 77, 103, 112 Bengtson, Tami (11) 12, 18, 19, 65, 102, 106, 108, 123, 26, 27 Benik, Scott (10) 12, 71, 75 Berg, Peter (10) 71 Bermudez, Evelia (11) 65, 98, 113 Bernard, Brett (11) 8, 65 Bernard, Brian (9) 25, 77, 81, 107, 129, 134 Blissenbach, Jennifer (11) 13, 19, 20, 22, 65, 69, 107, 110, 111, 114, 115, 135 Blissenbach, Laura (9) 14, 77, 103 Blomster, Elizabeth (9) 77, 103, 123, 124, 133 Blomster, Jeff (12) 4, 6, 11, 28, 33, 44, 46, 7, 9, 61, 101, 103, 108, 110, 121, 129, 131 Bollensen, Emily (9) 29, 76, 77, 103, 122 Bonde, Erica (10) 19, 71, 102, 10, 120, 122 Borys, Lisa (10) 12, 30, 71, 74, 102, 106, 123, 133, 26 Boschee, Shana (12) 46, 33, 112 Bosquez, Meridee (10) 71, 74, 102, 106, 123, 133 Boufford, Krista (10) 11, 71, 123, 124, 138 Bradik, Lenka (12) 33 Braunwarth, Darrick (11) 65, 107, 108, 110, 121, 126 Brandt, Jeff (11) 65, 107, 110, 117 Brown, Patrick (10) 8, 71, 138 Brownell, Andy (11) 18, 19, 20, 65, 69, 110, 109, 135 Brownell, Mark (10) 12, 18, 70, 71, 75, 101, 108, 121, 130 Bryn, Katrina (10) 71, 113 Bullock, Jon (12) 24, 25, 33, 44, 46, 53, 107, 116 Bump, Carrie (12) 5, 7, 43, 45, 46, 58, 59, 60, 104, 105 Buscher, Mark (10) 8, 12, 71, 90 — C — Cahill, Shawn (11) 65, 74, 102, 134 Calguire, Tony (12) 13, 16, 20, 29, 106, 135, 26, 27 Campeau, Chris (11) 65 Carlson, Johna (12) 46 Carlson, Mick (12) 16, 33, 46, 54, 59, 60, 128 Cervantes, Richard (9) 77, 81 Chau, Won (9) 77, 121, 129 Chen, Chih-Jen (11) 20, 22, 65, 69, 114, 115, 130 Chen, Mei-Yun (10) 71, 115 Chopra, Deepika (11) 65 Christenson, Carolyn (12) 16, 20, 34, 45, 46, 58, 104, 105 Christenson, Sandy (11) 17, 18, 20, 31, 65, 64, 102, 106, 108, 123, 134, 26, 27 Christenson, Sherry (11) 18, 65, 102, 104, 106, 108, 123, 26 Clauson, Jonna (9) 77 Cochran, Camille (9) 77, 81, 112 Collins, Amy (10) 19, 29, 71, 102, 104, 106, 123, 27 Cook, Eric (12) 6, 16, 19, 20, 21, 28, 34, 44, 46, 60, 101, 108, 121, 125, 131 Coolidge, Tim (12) 16, 34, 47 Cowan, Chris (12) 16, 19, 20, 30, 34, 55, 109, 132 Crosswhite, Mollie (11) 14, 19, 24, 29, 69, 107, 118 Cunningham, Paula (10) 71, 74, 102, 106, 133, 138 Cushng, Garrison (10) 71 Cyryt, William (11) 65 — D — D'Agostino, Sam (12) 10, 34, 135 Dang, Mai (12) 34, 46 Dawson, Connie (11) 7, 14, 18, 65, 69, 105, 106, 107, 112 Dean, Jennifer (10) 22, 71, 100, 106, 133 DeFilippis, Joe (12) 12, 18, 31, 34, 44, 101, 108, 121, 129, 135 Dennison, Becky (12) 5, 16, 34, 44, 45, 47, 58, 59, 60, 104, 123, 128, 136 Dorumsgaard, Amy (10) 71, 109, 113, 122 Drescher, Pat (12) 12, 20, 31, 44, 117, 136, 139 Drusch, William (11) 65, 68, 74, 102, 106, 110, 134, 26, 27 Duane, Nicky (12) 16, 43, 47, 53 DuRand, Jacques (12) 13, 19, 28, 35, 59, 106, 26 DuRand, Monique (9) 19, 77, 104, 128 — E — Eddy, Julie (9) 81, 77, 103 Egeland, Pat (12) 12, 19, 31, 35, 47, 56, 121, 127, 131, 139 Egeland, Sandi (11) 18, 31, 65, 101, 120, 122, 132 Ennen, Michael (9) 77, 81, 127, 130 Epperly, Ann (9) 77, 104, 132 Erickson, Karl (11) 65, 74, 110, 115 Ernst, Brian (12) 8, 16, 35, 47, 56, 59 Evans, Andrew (12) 35, 47 Evans, Diana (12) 30, 45, 47, 55 Eversoll, Jon (12) 4, 11, 16, 19, 20, 21, 30, 32, 35, 44, 47, 58, 140 61, 101, 103, 108, 110, 129, 130 Eversoll, Peter (10) 22, 71 — F — Fagerlee, Colin (10) 5, 19, 71, 121, 125, 131 Fahrenholz, Jeffery (9) 77, 81 Ford, Jerry (11) 65, 102, 125 Ford, Nicole (10) 71, 100, 102, 107, 133 Freund, Colleen (12) 17, 35, 47, 58, 61 Friedl, Jason (12) 8, 35, 121 Friedl, Jayne (9) 77, 80, 122 Froiland, John (9) 77 — C — Gallagher, Robert (10) 5, 17, 71, 121, 125, 134 Gates, Jenny (11) 66 Gazda, Daniel (9) 77, 129 Geisel, Bob (11) 66, 74, 129, 131 Geisel, Charlie (9) 77, 80, 81, 129 Geisel, Colleen (12) 9, 13, 16, 18, 20, 21, 28, 35, 47, 54, 59, 110, 111, 114, 118, 119, 134 Geisel, Susan (9) 77, 119, 133 Gersdorf, Ron (12) 14, 16, 36, 45, 47, 54, 106, 26, 27 Gillespie, Nikki (9) 77, 80 Gilson, Traci (12) 36, 47, 58, 59 Godin, Chris (11) 138 Conier, Katie (12) 13, 15, 18, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 36, 44, 47, 55, 106, 110, 114, 135, 27 Gordon, Kyia (10) 72, 106 Griesert, Todd (11) 66, 74, 117, 129 Griffin, Kyle (11) 66, 74, 106, 110, 115, 26, 27 Gripentrog, Leslie (11) 14, 66, 69, 110, 102, 107 Grotans, Peter (12) 43, 44, 137 — H — Hass, Rob (11) 66 Hagen, Shannon (12) 36, 47, 55, 106, 113 Halak, Robert (10) 10, 12, 72, 106, 121, 127, 131, 27 Hansen, Eric 12, 36, 47 Hansen, Jeff (12) 16, 18, 36, 47, 52 Hansen, Kristine (9) 77, 81, 117, 112, 133 Harty, Steve (11) 14, 17, 30, 66, 74, 102, 129 Haselhorst, Lisa (11) 14, 66, 107 Hass, Gretchen (11) 12, 20, 24, 66, 69, 100, 102, 105, 106, 107, 26, 27 Hastert, Amy (10) 72, 74, 102, 123, 124 Hauglid, Kea (10) 72, 106, 27 Hauser, Andrea (10) 72, 102, 106, 123 Hauser, Marc (12) 5, 7, 31, 36, 48, 52, 60, 121, 125, 131 Hayden, Lisette (10) 72, 75, 123, 124 Heidemann, Doug (12) 103, 110, 138 Hennes, Christina (9) 14, 77, 81, 103, 107, 122, 124, 133 Hess, Chad (9) 78, 121, 125, 134 Hess, Jeffrey (10) 72, 121, 131, 139 Hickerson, Gregg (11) 66, 139 Hindberg, Ray (12) 18, 36 Hoffmann, Mike (11) 66, 139 Hok, Jesper (12) 5, 7, 16, 37 47, 58, 98, 113, 121, 127, 26, 27 Holmes, Chad (10) 72, 73, 90, 102, 121 Holmes, Cheryl (12) 7, 16, 37, 47, 58, 113 Holmes, Clayton (10) 138 Holmes, Dennis (12) 16, 37, 44, 47, 59 Hong, Kieu (11) 14, 30, 64, 66, 69, 101, 113, 118 Hong, Phu (9) 22, 78, 115 Howard, Mike (11) 66, 102, 110, 111 Howe, Dodie (10) 8, 72, 90, 102, 106, 113, 133, 139, 27 Hultgren, Steve (10) 5, 12, 72, 75, 121, 129 Hussain, Syed (12) 139 Hwang, Aileen (11) 12, 18, 30, 64, 66, 68, 69, 101, 102, 106, 26, 27 — I — Ibarra, Evy (12) 12, 20, 28, 37, 47, 57, 61, 101, 108, 11, 113, 122, 132 Ibarra, Mike (10) 22, 70, 72, 75, 108, 109, 130 Imbery, Lecia (9) 78, 112 Ince, Vicky (10) 11, 72, 138 Isaacson, Marc (10) 12, 24, 72, 107, 91, 116, 129 Iverson, Eric (11) 19, 66, 109, 110 Iverson, Karin (10) 8, 11, 72 Iverson, Kris (10) 72, 125 Ives, Candy (11) 14, 30, 68, 27 Iyengar, Deepa (9) 14, 22, 78, 107, 114 — J - Jankowski, Tom (11) 6, 12, 18, 66, 74, 102, 106, 108, 110, 27 Janzon, Hanna (12) 12, 13, 26, 47, 58, 59, 99, 113, 132 Jarosz, Tom (11) 66, 74, 129 Jaszewski, Janet (10) 5, 14, 72, 102, 105, 107, 123 Jensen, Jon (11) 30, 66, 108, 110, 117, 121, 131, 127 Johnson, Aaron (9) 100, 101, 106, 26 Johnson, Ann (12) 16, 18, 22, 24, 37, 48, 54, 106, 107, 118, 132, 26 Johnson, John (9) 76, 78, 80 Johnson, Katrin (9) 78, 107, 112 Johnson, Matthew (9) 78, 81 Johnson, Stephanie (12) 37, 48, 53 — K — Kaczor, Alric (12) 37, 48, 56, 59, 111, 113, 27 Kagol, Jamie (9) 78, 80, 81, 129 Kakish, Ranya (12) 38, 44, 48, 53 Kalthoff, Kirsten (12) 13, 18, 19, 29, 38, 48, 44, 54, 99, 103, 110 Karkoc, Cindy (12) 38, 48, 56, 59 Kelly, Ann (10) 11, 72, 74, 90, 102, 139 King, William (12) 8, 16, 38, 49, 59, 74, 129, 132 Klungseth, Tammy (12) 38, 44, 49, 58, 74 Kmit, Larysa (9) 76, 78, 101, 103, 123, 124 Knapp, Brian (9) 78 Knox, Jon (11) 66, 74, 106, 26, 27 Krakau, John (12) 16, 38, 49, 117 Kramer, Chris (9) 14, 78, 107, 129, 130 — L — 141 Labissoniere, Julie (10) 11, 72 LaFontaine, Peter (9) 78, 80, 129, 134 LaForce, Bridget (11) 18, 66, 68, 106, 26 Larson, Chris (11) 66, 117, 134 LaValley, Parnell (11) 66, 68 Le, Toan (9) 78 Le, Tuan (12) 44 Leppla, Lisa 912) 38, 49, 53 Lindgren, Kris (12) 6, 14, 16, 28, 38, 44, 49, 105, 106, 120, 112, 137, 138, 26,27 Lindgren, Tom (10) 18, 22, 70, 72, 75, 107, 116, 130, 132 Lindman, Eric (11) 7, 24, 66, 102, 107, 108, 110, 121, 125, 134 Lindskog, Karen (10) 14, 24, 72, 104, 116, 123, 124, 133 Line, Tammy (9) 78, 80 Little, Robert (10) 72 Lofgren, Carolyn (12) 19, 39, 49, 103, 106, 107, 108, 123, 124, 134, 26, 27 Long, Laura (12) 5, 7, 19 28, 39, 44, 49, 59, 60, 101, 108, 113, 117, 124 Lopez, Paty (11) 39, 49, 57, 59, 98, 103, 110 Loreno, Nina (9) 17, 78, 103, 105, 122, 124, 132 Loreno, Tom (12) 12, 39, 74, 127 Luciw, Justine (9) 78, 133 Lund, Heather (11) 66 Lundeen, Kim (12) 39, 44, 49, 58, 60 Lundeen, Shane (10) 72, 74, 75, 127 Lundgren, Matt (11) 14, 16, 22, 24, 67, 69, 102, 106, 107, 108, 116, 121, 125, 26, 27 — M — Madden, Tim (11) 7, 12, 18, 67, 102, 106, 108 110, 121, 125, 134 Martindale, Matt (9) 16, 29, 78, 81, 129 McAllister, Jason (9) 80, 134 McMullen, Heather (11) 12, 18, 67, 104, 105, 26, 27 McNeill, Dan (11) 67, 74 McNeill, Pat (10) 19 McPherson, Bill (12) 39, 44, 49. 58, 60, 101, 106, 108, 125, 131, 139 Meagher, Jill (11) 7, 14, 67, 106, 112, 26, 27 Medin, Sara (11) 19, 67, 100, 107 Medved, Mara (11) 14, 67, 106 Miller, Tara (10) 19, 72, 75, 90, 102, 123, 124 Mlinar, Andrea (12) 39, 44, 50, 53, 106, 113, 119, 27 Mocek, Honorata (10) 72, 75, 80, 106, 113, 118, 119, 133 Monio, Susan (10) 73, 102, 106, 123 Montury, David (10) 73 Morelli, Brian (11) 90, 110 Morelli, Kevin (10) 73, 75, 80, 121, 125, 134 Moses, Anissa (11) 8, 67, 69, 78, 102, 106, 108, 123, 26, 27 Moses, Joe (9) 81, 103, 121 Mrosla, Joshua (10) 73, 121 Mrosla, Nathan (12) 16, 19, 39, 108, 113, 121, 134 — N — Narog, Peter (10) 24, 25, 73, 107, 116, 129 Neary, Katherine (10) 5, 17, 73, 102, 105, 133 Nelson, Kristi (12) 14, 40, 54, 107, 113, 124 Nelson, Kris (9) 78, 81, 101, 113 Nelson, Mark (10) 73, 130 Ness, David (11) 20, 24, 67, 107, 116, 129 Ness, Eric (10) 14, 73, 91, 107, 115, 116 Nguyen, Man (9) 74, 114,115, 117 Nowlin, David (10) 24, 25, 3, 91, 107, 116, 129, 130 Nowytski, Olenka (10) 18, 19, 29, 73, 102 - O - Olander, Lynn (10) 73, 74, 75, 102, 106, 123, 124 Olson, Tory (11) 67, 110, 121, 126 Ondrey, Mark (12) 4, 9, 11, 16, 19, 28, 30, 31, 44, 50, 52, 59, 60, 103, 108, 113, 121, 129, 131 Ondrey, Michaeline (9) 78, 103, 123, 124 Ong, Eric (11) 12, 22, 64, 67, 101, 102, 110, 115, 118, 119, 130, 132 Ong, Karen (10) 73, 113, 115 Orning, Russ (11) 7, 12, 14, 18, 67, 107, 108, 102, 117, 121, 125 Ott, Theodore (10) 73 — P — Paniaqua, Francisco (12) 40, 50, 74, 98 Panning, Krista (11) 9, 12, 14, 67, 100, 107 Parenteau, Bill (11) 67, 117 Parish, Greg (11) 18, 67, 102, 110, 121, 124, 131 Parish, Ron (9) 78, 80, 103, 121, 125 Paron, Anita (10) 28, 73, 74, 102, 113, 128 Paron, Dean (12) 40, 50, 108, 11, 114, 121, 130 Patterson, Scott (12) 19, 40, 50, 127 Pawlyshyn, Bill (12) 5, 7, 28, 30, 32, 40, 44, 45, 50, 52, 61, 59, 101, 103, 107, 110 Pawlyshyn, John (9) 17, 76, 78, 129 Pekarek, Robert (10) 73, 139 Penny, Jessica (9) 78, 81 Penny, Sarah (12) 8, 13, 16, 20, 44, 106, 132, 26, 27 Perry, Christine (9) 79, 103, 123 Peterson, Kendra (9) 79, 81, 123 Pham, Thuong (11) 67, 102, 121, 127 Pibal, Jason (11) 14, 30, 67, 91, 102, 107, 110, 116, 129 Pisansky, Amy (12) 40, 44, 50, 56, 60, 122, 135 Poletz, Hrytz (11) 19, 22, 67, 74, 114, 119 Prokopiuk, Robert (10) 73 — Q - Quimby, Jennifer (10) 5, 73, 75, 102, 105, 139 — R — Rafferty, Heather (11) 8, 20, 24, 30, 67, 69, 104, 123 Rasmussen, Paula (12) 40, 44, 50, 55, 59 Reasoner, Barb (12) 40, 50, 53, 106, 26 Reber, Vicki, (10) 73, 74, 102, 133, 139 Reed, Regina (9) 79 Reep, Tracy (10) 5, 19, 30, 73, 142 102, 124 Reimer, Blake (11) 67, 102, 106, 27 Ringold, Jared (9) 8, 29, 79, 129 Rohde, Jill (11) 14, 67, 69, 100, 107, 113 Root, Nancy (12) 6, 14, 20, 22, 25, 28, 41, 45, 50, 61, 101, 107, 108, 114, 115, 116 Roscoe, Vicki (9) 14, 79 Ruas, Matt (12) 41, 50, 57, 68, 110 Rupert, Anne (12) 20, 25, 28, 41, 45, 50, 54, 60, 100, 107, 114, 115, 116 - S - Saja, Nicky (12) 5, 28, 41, 44, 45, 50, 58, 59, 61, 103, 104, 106, 108, 123, 128 Schmalzbauer, Julie (11) 14, 19, 20, 22, 24, 67, 69, 107, 110, 111, 113, 118, 119 Schmeling, Rachel (10) 73, 74, 102, 106, 123 Schneider, Shelly (10) 19, 73, 75, 112, 138 Schroeder, Amy (11) 12, 24, 67, 69, 107, 112 Schroeder, Christie (12) 16, 20, 31, 41, 50, 55, 106, 135, 26 Schroeder, Wendy (9) 132 Schwaab, Jean (12) 24, 28, 41, 44, 50, 56, 101, 105, 107, 116 Scovil, Brad (12) 28, 41, 50, 117, 129 Scully, Chelsie (12) 5, 41, 50, 117, 129 Seng, Renee (12) 42, 50 Sentyrz, Shelly (10) 18, 73, 75, 102, 106, 117, 122, 26, 27 Sevick, Brian (9) 29, 76, 79 Sevick, David (9) 14, 29, 79 Shannon, Stephanie (12) 13, 16, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 106, 110, 114 Shea, Kerri (9) 14, 79, 103, 104, 123 Sherwood, Kim (12) 42, 45, 51, 60, 104, 105 Shryack, Jessica (9) 79 Sibbet, Stacy (9) 79, 81, 128 Simonson, Tia (10) 24, 73, 75, 102, 104, 107, 128 Skeate, Bob (12) 13, 16, 19, 22, 20, 28, 45, 106, 26, 27 Smalley, Doug (12) 6, 11, 14, 22, 28, 32, 42, 44, 45, 59, 51, 53, 61, 100, 101, 103, 108, 110, 130 Smith, John (11) 67 Snustad, Eric (12) 5, 30, 32, 42, 44, 51, 59, 60, 101, 125, 108 Snyder, Nathan (10) 8, 10, 12, 73, 121 Spoo, Trevor (10) 5, 7, 74, 102, 121, 134 Sroga, Jason (10) 5, 10, 70, 75, 74, 101, 109, 121, 122, 126, 134 Sroga, Jody (12) 5, 6, 14, 18, 20, 31, 28, 42, 51, 53, 61, 101, 107, 108, 122 Stahel, Brian (12) 51 Stathas, Mike (11) 16, 121 Steiner, Kyle (10) 74, 121 Stip, Jason (10) 138 Stip, LaDonna (12) 18, 42, 44, 61 Stoos, Brian (9) 80, 81, 106 Storch, Lenny (10) 139 Sullivan, Jay (11) 68, 107, 108, 121 Sunde, Kristi (10) 74, 102, 120, 122 Sundlie, Daniel (12) 18 Swanson, Chris (9) 79, 80, 81, 134 Swanson, Dan (9) 79, 81 Swanson, Eric (11) 18, 68, 74, 79, 102, 108, 119, 125, 134 Swanson, Sean (9) 79, 80, 81, 121, 127 Swenson, Eric (9) 79, 100 Swonger, Rachel (9) 79, 138 — T — Thibault, Jon (9) 76, 79, 129 Thorin, Lisa (9) 79, 103 Thorson, Laura (9) 79, 103, 123, 132 Tomas, Marc (12) 6, 31, 44, 51, 56, 61, 103, 110, 121, 125 Tombarge, Charles (9) 19, 24, 30, 79, 107, 116 Tombarge, Missy (11) 14, 30, 68, 69, 100, 105, 107, 138 Totten, Noel (12) 42, 51, 55, 60, 103, 110, 125 Troupe, Thomas (9) 16, 19, 29, 79 Tsantir, Anna (10) 19, 74, 102, 107, 123 Tuomie, Tara (10) 5, 16, 19, 74, 75, 102, 104, 128 — V — Vail, Brendan (12) 18, 42, 54 Van Sloun, Beverly (12) 5, 20, 28, 43, 59, 51, 52, 61, 91, 107, 116, 117 Van Vickie, Carmen (12) 43, 51, 52, 60 Vescio, Susan (12) 16, 43, 51, 53 Victorine, Julie (11) 14, 20, 24, 68, 69, 107 Vo, Danielle (9) 79, 81 — W — Wahi, Monika (11) 13, 19, 20,22, 25, 68, 111, 114 Wall, Joseph (12) 14, 20, 24, 28, 43, 45, 51, 53, 61, 107, 108, 114, 115, 125 Wasnick, Steven (12) 5, 14, 17, 24, 32, 43, 51, 59, 60, 101, 103, 107, 108, 110, 129 Watkins, Jim (11) 4, 16, 10, 68, 102, 108, 121 Welsh, Jason (11) 8, 20, 21, 68, 102, 108, 110, 121, 125 Wennblom, Matt (9) 14, 79, 107, 129, 132 West, Brooks (11) 14, 19, 24, 68, 102, 107, 108, 121, 125, 134 Whitehill, Amy (11) 68, 100, 102, 105, 107 Wicks, Tara (9) 79, 104, 128 Williams, Julie (11) 68, 102, 105, 106, 123 Williams, Lindsey (11), 19, 30, 31, 68, 101, 102, 107, 113, 138 Williamson, Bill (10) 74 Winter, Michael (9) 80 Wojtowicz, Terry (11) 68, 74 Wojtowicz, Tim (11) 16, 68 — Y — Yarr, Natalia (9) 80, 122 Yarr, Olga (10) 74, 107, 113, 122 Yarwood, Scott (11) 68, 101, 102 York, Michael (11) 18, 68, 69, 121, 127, 131 — Z — Zierman, Tony (9) 80 Zumwalt, Jeff (10) 9, 74, 102 143 144 ! 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