South High School - Tiger Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

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John Nitschke proudly displays his Marshall-U. letter jacket at lunch. 5. Clinton Scott wears the most popular hat at South. 6. Leah Lewis and Charlie Baker get acquainted after school. 7. Dean Dugan. Dale Hansen and Steve Schaefers show their South spirit by wearing their football jerseys. 8. Klayna Rucker keeps her Central spirit while displaying some new South spirit. 9. A survivor of the school closings .... South High School. 10. David Dawis looks up just as the picture is taken. 11. Many new friends were made at South this year. 4 — Opening Theme . . . A Variety Of Backgrounds Opening Theme — 5 4 1. One of many varieties of boots seen at South. 2. Anne Ness shows off her unique hair style. 3. Some favorite groups among South students. 4. Colorful shirts are popular with South students. 5. Jonna Bundul, Joey Gray, Shelly Shank) show casual dress styles. 6. Ken Larson introduces his ear cuff. 7. Lockers are not just for books. 8. A rainbow of shoes. 9. A special pair of designer jeans. 10. Tony Johnson shows the camera his earring. 5 6 — Opening Theme . . . A Spicy Array Of Styles 1. Fans chccr at the game. 2. Michelle Fant. 3. Andrew Hardens in disguise. 4. Justine Ketola looks serious. 5. Tom Sherman. 6. Stephanie Faiella. 7. Some expressive South students: Caroline Wcis-tnan, Chris Peterson, Anne Zimmerman and Greg Chastain. 8. F.zell Voeltz. 9. A quick glance from Ken Chastain. 10. N'onie Peterson. 11. Sarah Kopf smiles. 12. Jeff Johnson clowns around while Dave Gundell studies. 13. Lisa Johnson. 14. Debbie Goudge. 15. Holly Peterson, Sonya Snowden and Soon Young Olson. 8 — Opening Theme . . . Lots Of Expression Opening Theme — 9 3 4 1. A group has fun at the football game. 2. Scott Quam jumps for joy as the first touchdown of the season is scored. 3. Natasha Vaubel and Cathy LeDoux lead the band in the parade. 4. Monica Capra and Jan W'ikstrom show enthusiasm as a touchdown is made. 5. Rodney Lossow leads the team onto the field. 6. Stuart Little John introduces Dr. Joyce Jackson as Michael Pearl escorts her to the center of the gym. 7. Tigerettes provide half time entertainment. 8. Colleen Schuda and Jim Feriancek dance the night away. 9. First place float winners (Seniors), show spirit in the parade. 10 — Homecoming Blend In A Spirited South Tiger Homecoming Homecoming this year was bigger than ever with alot of the students and staff showing spirit. Throughout the week many activities were held. Monday was preparation day for the activities. Tuesday started the spirit by students wearing their favorite buttons. Wednesday was dress up day and along with it came Coronation, the crowning of Queen Wendy Larsen, and King Charlie Dillon. This year there were 20 candidates in all. There was a talent show for the first time during the Coronation program. The talent was chosen from the many who tried out. Thursday, unique and original hats were worn. The biggest day of the week was Friday. It started out with the judging of the door decorating contest. Then as the spirit was building up, judges were making decisions on the best float and car. The gym was filled to capacity with rowsing, cheering fans at the pep fest. The parade was very successful with many car and float entries. The game was held under overcast skys, and our spirits were dampened not only by the weather, but by the 28-7 loss to Edison. This years Homecoming Dance was attended by the most students ever, with 536 people dancing to the music of Midwest Sound. 9 Homecoming — 11 . . . Rare Talents 1. Liz While sings her heart out. 2. Ken Larson plays with fire. 3. Juggler Sean Toren, concentrates on balancing sticks. 4. Concert Choir sings “Where Is The Love and “You Make Me Feel Brand New. 5. M.C. Sean Toren in action. 6. “Magic to I)o - Entire Company. 7. Josh Bunker sets the mood for coronation. 8. Cross Country runners turn “Go-Go’s. 9. The Blues Duct; Bill Zahn and Mark Cooley, please the crowd. 10. M.C. Kat Hawbaker announces the next act. 11. Emily Youngdahl strums away on the guitar. 12. Bambi Barclcy sings “1 11 Be Loving You!” Homecoming Talent Show — 13 THE 1982 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: OUTER RING: W heatlelgh Dunham, JoJo Provencher, Rodney Lossow, Joan Harrlty. King Charlie Dillon. Queen Wendy I.arsen, I-aurie Harris, Dan I ngurian, Diane Janey. and Charlie Baker. INNER RING. Ken Chastain, Theresa Klein, Ross Colby, Jan Wikstrom, Monica Capra, Tim Potter. Monica Copeland, and Randy Howes. TOP: Catherine Mindel and Mike Pearl. 1. The King and Queen preside over the pep fest. 2. The look on Charlie Dillon's face as he is crowned. 3. Wendy Larsen shows her excitement. 4. King Charlie Dillon and Queen Wendy Larsen. 5. The M.C.'s at this year’s Homecoming Talcnt Corona-tion Show were Sean Toren and Kat Hawbaker. 14 — Homecoming Royalty . . . And A Royal Court! Homecoming Royalty — 15 1. A topical South High lunch room scene. 2. Donna Pendleton washes down her school lunch. 3. Steve Dickey poses for his picture at lunch. 4. Mr. Smith reminds Bob Schneider to throw out his garbage. 5. A birds-eye view of an average lunch table. 6. Jenny Voeltz and Vivita Pone ham it up for the yearbook photographer. 7. Milk is a natural for Marcus McDonald and Ken Morsette. 8. Students wait patiently for their school lunch. 9. Chris Haug and Lisa Grancy enjoy their “bag” lunches. 10. Bob Zaragoza. Are you hungry??? 11. The remains of a school lunch break. 16 — Lunchtime Mix In A Welcomed Lunch Break Fall Play “Of Mice And Men99 Is A Smash Hit! In the classic “Of Mice And Men,” John Steinbeck writes of the desperate longing of men for some kind of home-roots that they can believe in, land that they can care for- and the painful search for self. This timeless play speaks of the love that men can feel for each other; one inarticulate, dumb, sometimes violent in his need; the other clever, hopeful, and tied to a responsibility he thinks he doesn’t want. South High’s Theater production of the play was held on November 17, 18, and 19, 1982, with following cast: VAGABONDS .... Patricia Sampson, Cathy C'herne, Julie Collins, Sharon Drew, Deb Erickson, Kristin Johnson, Linda Matton, Michelle Thompson, and Emily Youngdahl. CROOKS: ..................Darryl Perry GEORGE ...........................Sean Toren LENNIE ..... CANDY ....... THE BOSS .... CURLEY ...... CURLEY’S WIFE SLIM ....... CARISON ..... WHIT ........ DIRECTOR .... ... Shawn Erickson Wheatleigh Dunham .........Ross Colby ....Charles Dillon .......Anne Zerby .......Tom Crosby .......Ken Larson ____Elliott Graham . Mr. Jack Litowsky OF MICE AND MEN CAST: BACK ROW: Julie Collins, Ken Larson, Kristin Johnson. Cathy Cherne, Emily Youngdahl, Charlie Dillon, Ross Colby, Linda Matton, Sharon Drew, and Debbie Erickson. MIDDLE ROW: Elliott Graham. Darryl Perry. Tom Crosby, Anne Zerby, W'hcatlcigh Dunham. “Patsy”, Patricia Sampson, and Michelle Thompson. BOTTOM ROW: Shawn Erickson, and Scan Toren. 1. George (Sean Toren) relaxes as l cnnie (Shawn Erickson) kneels by his side. 2. Slim (Tom Crosby) has a heart-to-heart talk with Carlson (Ken Larson). 3. Candy (W'hcatlcigh Dunham) sweeps the floor. 4. The hard working stage crew poses for their picture. 5. Whit (Ellillt Graham), Carlson (Ken l irson). Slim, Boss, and Curly (Charley Dillon) go on a man hunt. 6. Lcnnie and George meet the Boss (Ross Colby). 7. George tries to coax Lcnnie out of the reeds. Fall Play — 19 The 1982 Sadie Hawkins Comes ‘Home99 This years dance was held on November 12, from 6:30 to 10:30 in the commons. Although it was the first time that Sadie was held here at South, that didn’t stop the 80 couples from having a great time. Throughout the evening the sheriffs were kept busy rounding up the guys that had strayed from their dates. Then the gals had to bail them out of jail with either a kiss or a nickle. There didn’t seem to be a large amount of nickles changing hands, but all jailbirds obtained their release. Much fun was had by all couples trying out the square dance steps, getting hitched by Marrin Sam, and having their pictures taken for posterity. 20 — Sadie Hawkins 1. Ncnita Chavez and Tammy Billingcr dance with Brian Berglof. 2. Beth Virnig and Damien Hess lead the parade. 3. Darrin Hanson. Sharon McGregor and Diana Bernard watch the dancers. 4. Sheriff Sue Bjornson takes a break. 5. Erik Jorgenson and Joan llarrity pose for their picture. 6. Matt Elms and Julie Nichols say “I do”. 7. The “guys” wait to be bailed out of jail. 8. Leslie Moore, Jerry Jorgenson and Tina Dunteavy rest after a fast-paced dance. 9. I .auric S waive, Alex Wilson. Brad Young and Sarah l.oper wait for the dancing to start. 10. Laurie Harris and friend smile for the photographer. 11. The sheriffs say “cheese”. Sadie Hawkins — 21 22 Talent Show-Coronation Highlight Sno-Daze Sno-Daze this year started out with the Senior Class selling buttons throughout the whole week. There were no special activities on Monday and Tuesday, but we made up for it on Wednesday with the Snow-Daze Olympics. Activities included volleyball, basketball, tug-of-war, floor hockey and a tricycle race. Thursday was the talent show and coronation. Curtis Travis and LeeAnn Gossman were crowned King and Queen. The week culminated with the pepfest, basketball game against Henry, and a dance after. The dance was sponsored by the National Honor Society and featured live music by “The Answers”. I HE 1983 SNO-DAZE ROYALTY: BOTTOM ROW:Steve Needham. Kim Fisher. Sean Toren. Mary Westerberg, Kevin Rains. Lori Swalve. King Curtis Travis, Queen Lee Ann Gossman, Sue Houser, Dave Gundel, Colleen Schuda, Mike Connelly and Sophomore Attendant Leah Barrows. TOP ROW: Junior Attendants, Renee Palacio and .Ion Westby; Freshman Attendants. Sharon Rochford and Danny Patterson. NOT PICTURED: Sophomore Attendant Kevin Leecy. 1. Naomi Tyler and Nonie Peterson sell buttons for Sno-Daze. 2. Linda Carroll and Toni Crosby M.C. the Sno-Dazc Talent Show and Coronation program. 3. Ross Colby, Miriam Kashiri, and and Tim Smith; On Your Mark. Get Set, Go!” 4. The Sophomores and Juniors battle it out in Floor Hockey. 5. Theresa Baker and Jeff Johnson “boogie” at the Sno-Dazc dance. 6. Ross Colb . Scott Quani. Tom Scott, and Chris Stick ne show their talent at the talent show. 7. King, Curtis Travis and Queen, LceAnn Gossman. 8. Charles Wilson brought down the house” with his dancing at the talent show. 1. Sharon Drew poses with Congressman Marlin Sabo in the partnership room. 2. Sara Strand. I,aura Ellison. Kim Koloff and Michelle Cook sit and discuss their news of the day with others. 3. Scott Quam and Stacy Grim help sell buttons for Snow-Daze. 4. Aviva Wcisbcrg helps out in Concession stand. 5. Tans members at one of their meetings. 6. Kim Kelly decorates the school store window. 7. Rosie Johnson pulls Anthony Boswell and Anita Jo Johnson in the wagon. 8. Steven Miller and Sanjay Syal work one of the Computers at Science Club. 9. Suzi Sharp, a Ski Club member, gets ready to go up the ski lift. 24 — Group Division SPICE UP WITH INTERESTS GROUPS True American Native Club Completes 16th Year At South The True American Native Students, or better known as T.A.N.S., is a support group for the large number of Native Americans who attend South High. The program just completed its sixteenth year and is strong as ever. One factor is the increase in the number of students in the program. According to Greg Beaulieu, a T.A.N.S. advisor, there has been an estimated two-fold increase in the number of students involved in T.A.N.S. One reason fr this is beacuse of the merger between South and other high schools. This year there were 50 to 60 students involved in the program. One unique feature about T.A.N.S. is the way their meetings are conducted. According to indian ways, group decisions must be reached by consensus. At the meetings, students discuss activities such as fund raisers, Indian student Council elections, and a feast. T.A.N.S.’ main emphasis, however, is to help Native American students become aware of their heritage and at the same time concentrate on academic pursuits. |. T.A.N.S. adtisors Dclphinc Quadcrcr and Greg Beaulieu. 2. Julie Dick. Rose Green, adtisor Greg Beaulieu. Lorraine King and Syltia Kapishkowit discuss plans for the pot-luck feast. 3. Raffle committee members Kim Anoka. I .ana Goodsky, and Das id Larson exchange ideas. T A NS. PROGRAM: BOTTOM ROW: Pam l Roque. Lisa Monroe, and Sharon Jackson. SECOND ROW: Lisa Mosav. Adusor Greg Baeulieu. Adtisor Dclphinc Quadercr, Natalie Martain. Connie Munnel, C'indy Kappenman. Rosie Johnson. Sheldon Gibbs, and Leon Statley. THIRD ROW: Richard Burns. Kingsley Palacio. Jane Smith. Gina Erwin, Val Dunklcy. Val Weayus, and Sam Whiteman. TOP ROW: Mark Hurd, Alan Dakota. Ste e Needham. Debbie Smith. Greg Hill. Lori Carlson. Dan laRonge. Lana Goodsky, Vince Hill, Tammy Goodsky. Chris Isham. Byron Deegan, Mike Stand, and Gino Erwin. 26 - T.A.N.S. Ski Club Successful This year at South we had a very active downhill ski club. This was the first year that the club was organized and was popular. The advisor was Mr. Steve Lindquist. He was appointed to advise the club because of his interest in skiing. The first planning meeting was held in October of ’82. Many members helped in the running of the club; like selling tickets, publicity and organizing. The club went skiing two times a month. They went after school till 9:30 in the evening. An average of thirty students participated each trip. There was a special group rate so the price was kept affordable. The enthusiasm was strong and everyone had a great time skiing. This year we had plenty of snow. Mr. Lindquist is planning to continue the club next year, “It was hard getting everything organized but I had a lot of fun and the students were great”. See you next year on the slopes! 1. Peter Bachman. Eric Thoreson, Tim Thompson get ready for the slopes. 2. Jon Elachman and Eric Thoreson on their way up. 3. Jay Anderson makes it down the hill. THE 1982-83 DOWNHILL SKI CLUB: Steve Applchans. Peter Miller, Dan Feehan, Shaun Wimer, Eric Thoreson, Frank Pierce, Jon Flachman, Bryan Fettig, Greg Peterson. Mark Pitzer, Jeff Caswell, Jay Anderson, I'om Matthews, Jim Schumann. Ann Foker, Jerry Fromm, Tim Thompson. Peter Bachman, Eric Delattre, Liz Anderson, Karen Maki, Mr. Lindquist, Adam Long, Lynn Corrao, Pat Doble, Scott Al-Najim. 27 Speech Team Popular The Speech Team is new this year at South High, and many students from all three schools, (Marshall-University, Central, and South) joined together to compete in the many categories of speech. For instance, there’s the Original Oratory, Humor, Play Reading, Poetry, and Extemporaneous Speaking, among many others. Students participating in speech really gained a lot; it helped to improve their English skills, as well as improving their self confidence. It also gave the members of the speech team a chance to get to know each other better and also meet other students all over the state. “The Speech team is not large in quantity this year, but the quality is tremendous”, said one team member. Indeed it was a good year, which can be shown by the many trophies they brought home to the South trophy case. THE 1983 SPEECH TEAM: SEATED: Kyle Cle en, Elliott Graham. Coach Jim Seeden, Carl Frochlich. Heather Hadden. Sue Riger Marc Pitzer, and Tim Wahlberg. STANDING: Ken Larson. Kaia Simpson. Paige Rogers, Heide Beske. Kat Ha baker. Ori Weisberg. Sharon Rigcr. Andy llargcns. Josh Jorgenson. Julia Collins, Emily Voungdahl, Michi Geretz, Anna Bliss. Jeff Lamplcy. Eeliks Pone. Rafi Geretz. Heather Kurtz and Tony-Lock hart. Assistant Coach. NOT PICTURED: Carol Horswill, Assistant Coach. Colin Legg. Tasha Jagodzinski, Terri Greene. Michaelanne Bourgine. Jay Corrao, Anton Kternes. Ezra Gold. Allison Fithian. and Becca Gershensen. 1. ADVISORS: Mrs. Horsnill, Tony Lockhardt. and Mr. Seeden. 2. Mr. Seeden teaches his expertise for Speech. 3. Students practice for an upcoming Speech tournament. 28 — Speech Team All Agree - Forensic League Something To Debate About This year South High officially became a chapter office of the National Forensics League. Debate is a big part of forensics. South High was made a chapter office because the forensics program was strong. This strength was largely due to the debate team. The team began the season with 55 varsity, junior varsity and novice debaters. The team had more novices than just about any other team in the state. Two-person varsity teams were sent to the sectionals tournament at Blake and one of the teams needed only 2 more points to qualify for the state tournament. The team on the whole won two sweepstakes tournaments. The team’s success was the result of long hours of research. Evidence to be used in a round was recorded on 3 x 5 inch index cards and was stored in big carrying cases. All in all it was a milestone year for South High debate. One of the newest teams became one of the best. Tlin I9S2-I98J DEBATE TEA M: KNEELING: Chris Peterson. Kat llawbakcr. Da id Tockman. SECOND ROW: Jason Tidwell, Carol) n Keefe. Rafi Caret . Kaia Simpson. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Tony Lockhart. Coach Jim Seeden, Paige Rogers. Marc Pitzer. Stephan Tyler. F.mily Youngdahl. Linda Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Andrea Cutting. Kyle Cleten. Sarah Hastings. Sharon Riger, Tasha Jagodzinski, Chip Starr. I llTH ROW': Matt Wassenaar, Colin I egg. Sally Johnson. Liz White. SEATED ON RAILING: Jon Flachman. Nathan Teske, Brian Armijo, Feliks Pone. Tim Wahlbcrg. Fzra Cold. Heather Hadden. Susan Riger, Nina Phung and Jill Speiser. 1. The top debaters. 2. Nate Teske and David Tockman discuss their strategy for the next round. 3. I)a id Tockman. Colin Legg. Sharon Riger, Kaia Simpson, Chris Peterson, and Nate Teske sack-out on the ride home from a tournament. Debate Team — 29 Paper Staff Changes The Southerner staff made a big change this year by changing the format of the paper. They changed it from a magazine style to a Tabloid style, which was almost a full size newspaper. Most of the staff came from first trimester’s news writing class where the purpose and organization of the paper was decided. Two important policies of the paper were features and good use of photography. For three weeks prior to publication, the staff worked hard on reporting, writing, editing, headlining, assigning and taking photos. Editor Stuart Littlejohn summed it up by saying, “During those three weeks you hate the newspaper and dread going to class. Everything revolves around the paper as it monopolizes your time. You always want to quit but for some unknown reason you stay on.” The day of the paper deadline, the staff looks back and feels a sense of great accomplishment. 1. Co-editors David Tockman and Stuart Littlejohn. Advisor, Mr. Schell and managing editor, Terri Aleckson. 2. Reporting staff; Meg Spilleth, Terri Greene, Kari Kennedy, Margie Czaia, Karla Barte, Erin Dooley. 3. Chief Photographer Mike Patterson. 30 — Southerner Staff litr This year the Tiger Staff at South was one of the largest ever. The staff consisted of 2 photographers, Linda Carroll and Greg Thompson, 17 staff members and 3 co-editors; Karla Anderson, Lynn llinrichs, and Stephen Savage. The staff had a hard time choosing a theme because of all the different ideas from the different schools. After long periods of discussion, they decided on a recipe theme. In the theme they tried to express the idea of different schools combined into “South.” The staff put a lot of time, work, and dedication into the yearbook and they were well satisfied with the outcome. The 1983 Tiger was the largest CO-EDITORS:Stephen Savage. Lynn llinrichs. and Karl. Anderson. Advisor. Mr. S°Uth 1,85 Pr°dUCCd Wo,d PHOTOGRAPHERS: Greg Thompson and Linda Carroll. STATE MEMBERS: SITTING: Jeanne Skinner. Renee Thompson. Aviva Weisberg, Sue Houser. Jeanne Savage. SPECIAL TIlAN'KS TO Mark Joni Wong. STANDING: Shirley Kosek, and Tressa Cordell. 7.ach and Jon C'oifman. Tiger Staff Strives For Perfection STAFF MEMBERS: SITTING: Linda Matlon. Jill Stever, I.uAnn Madison, Jennie Muni, STAN DING Scott Ervin. Jack Bunting. Darcy Suddcrth. and Tim Eorsman. 31 Around The World In 180 Days This year there were 5 foreign exchange students coming from 5 different countries. The transition from one country and society to another would be challenging hut exciting. These students stay in Minneapolis for the entire school year. They live with a host family whose son or daughter attends South. Occasionally the host student will choose to go and stay with the exchange student and his family and attend school in the foreign country that they are from. The students usually become very close to their host families and create longlasting friendships which often endure for many years to come. 1. Anders Forsman keeps busy on the typewriter. 2. Monica Carvalho concentrates on her assignment. 3. Jennifer Voeltz is so excited about school, she just doesn't know what to do with herself. 4. Geraldine Edwards is portraying the life of an American secretary. 5. Naomi Tyler smiles for “Mr. Camera.” FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Geraldine Edwards-West Indies, Naomi Tyler-England, Monica Canalho-Brazil. Anders Forsman-Swcdcn, Jennifer Voeltz-Hawaii. 32 — Foreign Exchange Students INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS: BOTTOM ROW: Secretary Mimi Dam. Vice President Chyme Bay, President Carah Balk-man. Treasurer Valora Pearson. TOP ROW: ADVISORS: Barbara Gunderson Johnson. Artero Herrera. Rosemarie Hogan. ADVISORS NOT PICTURED: Jane l.in, Don Ryberg, l.ee Dean. Jeanne l.und-heim. International Club New To South This year South’s foreign language classes have combined their clubs into one. The product of this being the International Club. This year the clubs are combined because many students, as well as faculty, being new to the school, they figured it would be a good way to meet others. This is also a way for students to learn about the other languages from each other. This idea is a drawing together of everyone instead of the usual competition between clubs. There are about 40 people in the club. Each has paid S2.00 dues to start the club off w ith some funds. They have meetings scheduled every month. The club tried to organize one event each month. Some of these events throughout the year were: AFS presentation at the first meeting, of a student who talked about her own experience as a foreign exchange student, a bowling and pizza party, and they hosted 6 AFS students, took them to a basketball game at South, and out for pizza afterward. 1. Karen Zimmerman. Paula While, and Anna Bliss look at a pinala during one of Ihe meetings. 2. Carah Balkman and Valora Pearson lead a meeting. THE 1982-83 INTERNATIONAL CLUB: BOTTOM WOW: Chyrise Bay. Sarah t oper. Brian Baker. Carah Balkman. Saffrom Emerson, and Cindy Wood. SECOND WOW: Annette Birulkin, Sheila Spelt , Paula White. Sue Riger. Sharon Riger, Michael Stcidlo, Anne Plain. Emily Voungdahl. and Anna Bliss. THIRD ROW: F.rika l.und. Jon Klachman. Trent Rosby, Tom Sell, and Stere Applehans. TOP ROW: Stc e Smith, and Austin Dahl. 33 Student Government Works To Solve School Problems! The Student Government took a while to get started, but when they did, they put a lot of time and effort into helping the “New South” get rolling. With the merging of Marshall-University, Central and South, came many problems which had to be dealt with, and the Student Government put their whole effort forth. This year the Student Government worked closely with the Administration trying to solve problems such as smoking in the bathrooms, conflicts with the school song, and many homeroom grievances. Mr. Cady hopes next years Student Government will be even bigger than this years and as people get adjusted more to South we hope they will be interested in the events and issues concerning South High. Although South has a long way to go, this year’s Student Government did a great job, and deserves a pat on the back for a hard job well done. THE 1982-1983 STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: BACK ROW: Anne Ness. and Natasha Vaubel. FRONT ROW: Jo n llarrity. Sharon Riger. David Meyer. Kal Haw baker, and Jason Benson. THE 1982-1983 STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS: TOP ROW: Diana Aboud. Eric Berg. Elodia Olson. Monica C apra. Lori Isham. Jim Ronald, and Phil Maltese. SECOND ROW: Bill Sundell. Pam Goldfarb. Rachel Mels. Meg Spillelh. Beth Virnig, Sarah Koph, Jeanne Skinner, and Julie Eveslage. BOTTOM ROW: Paige Rogers, Stacy Johnson. Cheryl Hastings. Roger Shimada. Nathan Olson, and Jennifer Munt. THE 1982-1983 STUDENT GOVERNMENT MEMBERS: TOP ROW: Joy Farmer. Alex Herman. Karla Barte. Heidi Beske. Mary W esterberg. Ori Weisberg. FRONT ROW: Austin Dahl. Sheri Gray, Andrea Mingo. Scott Quam, Laurie Harris, and Aviva Weisberg. 34 — Student Government National Honor Society HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Jackie Oil. Jan Wikstrom. Monica Capra. Jennifer Muni. Sarah Kopf. Selga Petersons. Jim Johnson, and Bill Sundell. SECOND ROW: Lynn Minrichs, Jeanne Savage. Jeanne Skinner. Peggy MacEachern, and Jack Bunting. THIRD ROW: Melanie Simpson. Karla Anderson, Allison Eithian. and Erika Lund. ON STATUE: Renee Thompson. Anne Gershenson, Jill Speiser. Angel Nelson. Tiffany Corgan, Natasha Yaubel, Mark Zack. Shirley Kosck. Belh Virnig, and Stuart Littlejohn. NOT PICTURED: Theresa Aleckson. Diane Baardson. Jason Benson. LeeAnn Gossman. Diane Janey. Rodney Lossow. Larry McDonald, Becky Ostby. Debbie Patterson. Roger Shimade. I.ori Swalve, Marcy Sweats, Lisa Wearer, Charlie Amundson, Naomi Chu, John Degan. Kathryn llawbaker. Alex Merman. Robin Kaplan. Kari Kennedy, Ben Milgrom. Jill Stevcr, Nathan Teske. Da id Tockman. Quan Tron, Ellen Ward, Nonie Peterson, and Mark Lokowich. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Advisor Mr. Kaari. President Ellen W ard. BOTTOM ROW; Secretary Kari Kennedy, Treasurer Jill Stever. and Vice President Natasha Vaubel. This year the National Honor Society had a total membership of 55 people. This is one of the largest groups we’ve had at South High because of the combining of schools. At the end of the 1982 school year, students from South and Central High School with a 3.4 Grade Point Average were inducted into the Society. Marshall University students were inducted into the Honor Society in November; early in the 82-83 school year. Throughout this year the Society has met to discuss such things as service projects for the community. One of which was giving money to a food shelf program. Money was raised through the sales of Candy Grams in December. Advisors this year included: Warren Kaari, Carol Horswell, Helen Klanderud, and Jim Seeden. 1. Jeanne Skinner looks on as Mr. Eriedrichsen leads a discussion. 2. Selga Peterson, Jill Stever, David Tockman. Alex Merman. Allison Fithian. and Nate Teske listen attentively during the meeting. 35 THE 1982-83 GIKl.S CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: Andrea Wilke, Vicky Mroz, Ncnita Chavez and Jancllc Wefel. SECOND ROW: Laura I.ee Isham. Sharon Lyons, Connie Munnell, Carol Moore and Sandy Scott. THIRD ROW: Debbie Krickson. Kristin Upton, Debbie Schncibcl. Tracic Schimer, Maury Wind and Jim Ledbetter, Director. 1. The Womens Chorus rehearses around the piano as Mr. Ledbetter accompanies. 2. Women’s choral members do their tocal “warmups.” 3. Carol Moore, Ncnita Cha cz. Sharon Lyons. Dawn Douglas and Andrea Wilke practice for an upcoming concert. 4. Mr. Ledbetter plays the piano for one of his classes. 36 — Choirs Busy Performance Schedule Keeps Choirs In Top Form The new South High Women’s Chorus began at the second trimester with a core of 18 girls. They plunged right in to a busy performance schedule that included a singing tour to Duluth. The group performed a variety of music from classical to rock, including a choreographed medley of songs from “Fame” and “A Chorus Line.” The new 50-voice Concert Choir, under the direction of Jim Ledbetter, combined the excellent choral traditions of the old Central, South, and Marshall-University Chorus. The choir had an amazingly productive first year, with several performances in school, in the community, at the Region 3 Music Contest and a 5 performance tour to Chicago. One of the highlights of their varied repertoire was a staged, costumed and choreographed medley from “Fiddler on the Roof.” The 12-voice song-and-dance entertainment. Membership in South Singers was open only to Concert Choir members, which meant a singing commitment of 2 hours per day for these talented performers. The groups repertoire ranged from contemporary ballads to “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.” Tilt: 1982-83 CONCERT CHOIR: BOTTOM ROW: Palricia Sampson. Gail Jenkins, I.isa Hohage, Twan Cung, Kevin Leecy, Nam Phan. Sieve VVeinschreider. Dana Jones, C athy C'herne, and Jim Ledbetter. Director. SECOND ROW; Deanna Mier. Debbie Anderson. Becky Albrecht. Kmily Foreman. Jim Martin, Mike Reynolds. Jim Carnes. Kirk Marshall. Lori Swalve. Mary Westerberg and Michelle Thompson. THIRD ROW: Stacy Johnson. Sue Larson. Christy Dunn, Janine Martinez, Ken Larson. Paul Higgins. Greg Chastain, Colleen Schuda. Linda Matton and Donna Carter. FOURTH ROW: Paige Rogers. JoJo Provcncher. Janet Arones. Deb Erickson. Josh Bunker. Kevin Rains. Ken Chastain. Sean Williamson. Steve Wolfe. Scott Ervin. Kristin Johnson, Tiffany Corgan and Aviva Weisberg. Choirs — 37 THE 1982-83 SOUTH SINGERS: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Ledbetter, Director. Twan Cung, and Scott Enin. SECOND ROW: Linda Matton. Lori Swalve, Emily Foreman, Steve Wcinschreider, Christy Dunn. Tiffany (’organ and Mike Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Josh Bunker, JoJo Provencher, Kevin Rains. Kristin Johnson, and Ken Larson. 1. The Concert Choir performs “On the Air,” at WCCO. 2. South Singers perform at WCCO radio during Music in the Schools Week.” 3. Mike Reynolds and Emily Foreman are interviewed by Charlie Boone on the radio. 38 — Choirs Two Directors Lead Bands As South Enrollment Increases With the big changes at South this year, and the increased enrollment. South now has two hand directors. They are Mr. Malmberg who came from Central, and Mr. Kantar who was at South last year. There are about 110 students in the various band classes this year. The bands include the Symphony Band and Wind Ensemble played at many football and basketball games and the basketball region meets. They also led the Homecoming parade with their Tine music. South also hosted the all city Junior High and Senior High Band Festivals. The Wind Ensemble participated in the region three band contest and competed in a National contest in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where they received a rating of “Excellent”. All in all, the Bands had a great year in '82-’83. The Pep Band helps to cheer up a “Pep Fest . THE 1982-83 SOUTH HIGH SYMPHONY BAND: BOTTOM ROW. Marcia Mullikin. Rachel Azemore. Darren Moore. Sara Muss, Byrne Smith. Alita Webb, frit Xemach, Kak Vixayrong. Jenny Ross, Chris Kimmcl. Monica Carvalho, Eric Thorcson and Farline Jordan. SECOND ROW: Amy Burke, Nicola Nickila. Greta Hanson. Marsha Freeman. Jenny Y'ocltz. Khris Mramon. Emily Youngdahl, l.uAnn Madison. I)a e McDaniel, Race Jones. Larry Toren. Eric Cannon and Tom Scott. TOP ROW: Bob Zaragoza. Greg Peterson. Trong llayna. Tom Sherman. Mr. Kantar. James Olson. Sean Mulcahv. Al Bougie. Kerin Hanson. Joe Davis, John Manne. Shelly Corel, Devin White, Mark Staba. Marc Pilzer, and Greg Thomas. Bands — 39 THE 1982-8} SOUTH HIGH WIND ENSEMBLE: BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Beier. Erika Garment. Emily Youngdahl, Sarah Beach. Laleeta Bilbro, Karen Bispala. SECOND KCMV.Sarah Hastings. Jackie Coffman. Meg Spilleth, Anna Bliss, Shari Scott. Brian Berglof, Heather Kurtz. Mary Sandbo. Ann Zierman, Michelle Mullikin. Betsy Scott. THIRD ROW: Nathan Dalleska. Steve Tyler, Tom Sell, Scott Erickson, Todd Bunnell, Jon Scott, Steve Hanson. Cathy Fabes, Heidi Bcskc, Theresa Klein, Denise Fraction. TOP ROW: Ken Chastain, Dana Jones, Peter Hillman. Matt Fuller. Fred Westreich, Natasha Vaubel, Tim Peter, Andy Caranicas, Austin Dahl. Vue Ly, Nathan Pate. Ezra Gold, Heidi Hochstetter, Emily Scribner, Dennis Malmberg. 1. Chris Kimmel plays for the students of South High during a Pep Fest. 2. Andy Caranicas, Austin Dahl, and Vue Ly practice during band class. 3. Dennis Malmberg directs the Wind Ensemble. 4. John Kantar directs the Symphony Band. 40 — Bands THE 1982-83 SOUTH HIGH JAZZ BAM): BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Malberg, Andy Caranicas, Dana Jones, Denise Fraction. Theresa Klein, Mr. Kantar, Ken Chastain, Matt Fuller, Todd Bunnell, Vue Ly, Heidi Beske and Austin Dahl. TOP ROW: John Scott, Peter Hillman, Tom Sell. .Scott Krickson and Kevin Hanson. Bands — 41 Central Magnet Conies To South The Central Magnet Program, an academic liberal arts program designed to meet the special needs of gifted, talented, and high potential students, is new this year at South. Started in 1970 at Minneapolis Central High School, it was moved to South when Central was closed last year. The Magnet Program offers students many opportunities such as: skipping ninth grade class requirements, taking seven classes a trimester, taking advanced placement classes, and graduating in less than four years. All students enrolled in the Magnet Program are expected to maintain a grade point average of 2.5 for their first trimester, and 2.7 or above for all other trimesters. The Magnet Program has approximately 416 students this year, more than ever before. Although there are only three staff members compared to the large number of magnet students, each student is personally known by all the staff. Magnets have an avid curiosity and are heavily involved in all facets of school life at South. 1. Jennifer Reinhart, Raficl Gcretz, and Larry McDonald listen to a lecture. 2. The all-magnet mentorship program poses for their picture. 3. Darnell Morrow smiles for the photographer. 4. Sarah Harris and Jeanette Wood strike a pose. THE MAGNET STAFF: Belle Scott, Co-ordinator Maureen Mashek. and Francine Chakolis. 42 — Magnet Program A New Beginning For Open School The 1982-1983 school year was a building period for the construction of a South High version of an Open school. As a result of the school closings, the Open schools from .Vlarshall-U and Southwest underwent a merger, combining the best of both programs. The Open school attracted many new students that were unfamiliar with it’s procedures and curriculum. These students soon learned that the Open program offered many opportunities for the motivated student. The atmosphere was casual and the teachers and students communicated on a personal level which encouraged independence by giving the students responsibility for their education. The environment was a breeding ground for creativity because students could pursue any constructive Held of study that interested them. All participants had access to Advanced Placement classes, independent projects, community internships, student led interest groups, and a variety of informative speakers. The unique flexibility of Open School enabled students to be enthusiastic about learning. 1. Ms. Thayer's Biology class observes as she conducts a lab experiment on a fetal colt. 2. Chris Stickncy explores the depths of his mind. 3. Travis Rogers models clay. 4. Mrs. Hubbard helps Phil Winden as Heather Hadden poses for the camera. Open School — 43 Linkage Program Gives Students A Good Start This year the Linkage Program is in it's 3rd year of operation. This is a dropout prevention program for 9th and 10th graders. At the end of each school year, the staff would go over to the junior high schools and recruit students. They look for students who need special help and attention. They also try to get to know them over the summer. This process helps the students to come to South the following year. This program gives the students support and a sense of association. The staff reaches out to students who need them. They help them not only with school problems but with personal problems as well. This program helps the students to get on the right track toward graduation and a diploma. 1982-1983 LINKAGE STAFF: Gordon Anderson (Teacher). Chris Solarin (Outreach). John King (Teacher), and Mary Peterson (Coordinator). LINKAGE MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Richard Pribble. Laura Flugge, Terri Hough. Twila State, Joycelyn Osttoldeu. Tina Davis, and Michelle Thompson. SECOND ROW: Joe Klein. Jerome Walker, Tyrone Washington. Vernon Miller. Alesha Heard, Tom Gilsrud. and Aileen Morrison. TOP ROW: Carrie Schroedcr (Aidei, I aurie Keys (Aide), Gordon Anderson (Teacherl, C hristine Solarin (Outreach). Don Wickey, Jimmy Pregler, Jim Schumann, Davis Paulsen, Charlie Wind. Cathy Iterson, Frank Nixon, and John King (Teacher). LINKAGE MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Rochelle Strong. Michelle Grates. Terri Murray, and Paulette I.orona. SECOND ROW: Altin Morrison, Datid Kjella. Tony Woelfel, Laurie Terttey, Leisha Bender. Lynn Hcil. and Melinda Lamb. TOP ROW: Alden Stien, Gordon Anderson (Teacher), Kddie Boone. Ben Gloter. Tim Seifert. Norman Kitto. Mike Long, Paul Hill, Robert Malone, Natalie Martin, and John King (Teachen. 1982-1983 PARTNERSHIP STAFF: SITTING: Helene Turnbull. Jackie Ness, and Rulh Schultz. STANDING: Gary Clements (Cify-Southsidei, Kath Peters, Richard Axelson, Becky Ouimet, Luis Come . I .auric Jensen, and Pat Glynn. NOT PICTURED In Smith and Mike Loud. Partnership Program Keeps Students In School The Partnership Program is a drop out prevention program for 11th and 12th graders. It is also for students who’ve dropped out of school and have come back to finish and get their diploma. Here, the students come to receive help when they feel they are losing credits and interest in school. Students can go to the staff for help with their personal problems too. Some of the things that are stressed in the partnership Program are: Teaching and Learning, Social Service Outreach, Family Conference, Self Confidence, Individual and Family Counseling, Academic Achievement, Self Investment Improvement, Self-Motivation, Graduation, and many more. Because of the Partnership Program, many students gain a renewed interest in school, and see it through until graduation. The program fills a vital need for many South students who need the personal help that the program offers. PARTNERSHIP MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: John Sandro, Grog Hill. Kingslov Palacio. Dawn Roycc, Mona Hark. Lisa Mosey. Danielle Koslowski, and Diane Flores. SECOND ROW: Lesley Monroe. Sara Strand. Monica Briski. Debbie Sciiuda, Sherri Libby. Cathy Phillips, Kim Fisher. Kelly Wenell, and Alan Dakota. TOP ROW; Jean Goose, 1-aurie Jensen (Staff), Rich Burns. David Breaull. Steve Daskam. Gary Clements (Staff). Jim Thompson. Tammy Chin.Sharron Jackson. Pam I Roque. Denise Keezer. Pam Halvorson. Dale Neadeau. Kathy lledlund, Byron Decgan. Dan Ijironge. Jackie Ness (Staffi, Mike Loud (Staff), and Pat Glynn (Staff). PARTNERSHIP MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Marie Hurd. Kelly Draves. Vickie Mroz. Gordv White. Darryl Keezer. Chris Isham. Chris Nygren. Nick Woclfcl. Ronnie Johnson. Vincent Hill. Troy Harper. Richard Axelson (Staff), and Mitch Harper. SECOND ROW: Donna Pregler. Michelle Purtle. Rosie Johnson. Cheryl Gouge. Joan Kappcnman. Sara Strand. Ijura F.llison. Lisa Nelson. Michelle Fernandez, Sharon Drew, and Michelle Cook. TOP ROW: Walter Richardson. Kim W orkuff. Jill Scholtes. Laurie Smith. Julie Wilcox. Denise Keezer, Debbie Smith. Aletha Finslad. Bill F'criancek, Denise Long. Matt F.lsm, Steve Needham, and Chris Finstad. 45 Hardworking Stage Crew Deserves Recognition When you go to the auditorium to see a play or attend a meeting, your attention is focused on what’s happening on stage. But that’s not the only place where there is activity. Behind the scenes the stage crew is hard at work. The stage crew this year consisted of eight students who ran the sound and lights for various functions taking place in the auditorium. Under the direction of Mr. George Schell, they did everything from spotlighting a speaker to putting up and taking down elaborate sets. Since the beginning of the year they’ve been kept busy. In November they worked with Mr. Jack Litowsky on the South High Fall play “Of Mice And Men”. They also worked on the homecoming and Snow Days Talent shows. They even helped the Guthrie Theater disassemble their set after their production of “Talley’s Folley”. The stage crew through their hard work and dedication have made the functions taking place in the auditorium go smoothly. For this effort they deserve recognition. THE 1982-83 STAGE CREW: BOTTOM TO TOP: Ken Minkel. Mark Zach, Chuck DeMcrs, Scott Kittleson, Nathan Delleska. and Jeff Prentice. 1. Roger Shimada adjusts the lights. 2. Anna Bliss works on stage. 3. Warren Baker runs the controls. 4. Julie Collins hits the lights. 46 — Stage Crew DECA Program Sells! This year at South, as in past years, we have the DECA program. DECA stands for Distributive Education Club of America. Most people think of DECA only as the school store, but it is much more than that. The importance of DECA is in the classroom and job experience it provides. In the classroom students learn all about job markets, economics, advertising and a whole lot more. As a senior you are elligible for the work program. The coordinator is Charles Swanstrom. If a student is interested in the program he she comes in and meets with Mr. Swanstrom. They talk about the kind of job the student is interested in and what he has available. When a opening comes up for a job he informs the student and the rest is up to the student to get the job. This work experience gives students credit toward graduating. Along with the classes and the work program there is the school store. It is located in room 140 and is open every morning from 7:15 to 7:45. Students get experience at sales and managing which helps them in the future. THE 1982-8.1 DECA Club: BOTTOM ROW: Jim Hreha. Danny Hogan. Mike Keller. Jack Bunting, Robert Fettig, Kingsley Palacio. Charles Swanstrom. adtisor. SECOND ROW: Lori Keys. Richard Burns. Darcus Whitcbird. Debbie Goudge, Suprcna Stephens. Kim Kelley. Michelle Cook. THIRD ROW;C� rr Schroeder. Debbie Gilbert. Charles Blair, Dan O’Connell. Donna Pendleton. Bill Feriancek. Jim Johnson, Todd Jensen. TOP: Mike Smith. Jill Scholtes. 1. Shane Roesner makes a sale to Linda Carroll. 2. Mr. Swanstrom confers with Bill Lee. DECA Program — 47 e v-- Special Interests Are Pursued At “Community School99 Community School - is a place to learn and do what you’ve always wanted to. You can learn anything from Foreign Cooking - to Foreign Language to Foreign Auto Maintenance. A variety of activities provide a chance to develop special interests and valuable skills while meeting new people. Adult Education offers classes that are practical, creative and fun. Foreign born residents can improve their English. Senior Citizens join together for hobbies, parties, or just friendly conversation. Block clubs organize neighbors to protect their area and make it a better place to live. The community school staff joins together with the Advisory Council to determine ways South High Community School can best serve its members. Community School is the way to enrich, supplement and enhance your everyday life. 1. TMi COMMUNITY SCHOOL STAFF: SEATED: Tom Crane. STAS DING: Barb Buttvveiler, Debbie Clark and Mary Kjono. 2. A student “turns a pot” in a ceramics class. 3. The instructor gives a student some pointers in the “Wood Carving” class. 4. Students learn F.nglish in their “English as a Second language” class. 48 — Community School New Science Club Stirs Interest The South High Science Club provides opportunities for students to share interests, ideas and experiments in an informal manner. Field trips, guest speakers and visits to special laboratories were this year’s projects. Activities are coordinated by a student steering committee. All interested people are encouraged to join. 1982-198.? Science Club: Nancy Burkhardt, Cathrinc Dick. Trent Rosby, Klcanor Sparer. Sean Torren. Warren Baker. Mike Rossow, Glenn Kurkosky, Ste e Applchans. Ste� e Miller. Sanjay Syal. Datid Copeland, Brian Baker and Mike Olson. Science Club — 49 MARS Program Is “Key To The Future” For Many Students Project MARS is a program for physically handicapped students ages 16-21, designed to ready them for the employment world. The program also focuses on developing students’ vocational abilities, which is part of readying a student for the employment world. The program is a part of the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, an agency which specializes in getting handicapped persons into the job market. Helping a handicapped student discover his her employment potential has its limitations. Jobs that require a lot of mobility are not suited for orthopedicallv handicapped persons. This is why MARS looks with promise to industries like the computer industry. MARS students also helped organize the library card catalogue here at South, a job that well meets their physical limitations. For many of MARS’s 22 members, the program is the key to the future. 1. Joe Schulte and Aide Emma Morse enjoy themselves between study periods. 2. Michelle Harrison keeps herself busy at the typewriter. 3. “Hey, don’t interrupt me! , says Jon Kasmir. 4. Tim Marciniak watches a pep fest. 5. MARS advisors Charles Remington, Mary McArdle, Steve Adair. Kurt Peters, and Carole Zmuda. 50 — Project MARS 1982-1983 M I C E. PROGRAM: FIRST ROW:Terri Boswell and Jeremy, MaryKay Ciepielinski and Christine, Lisa Waldron and Joshua. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hcd-lund and Jennifer. I.eona Lockett and Parrish, Micki Darr and Le� i. and Mora Tram and Tony. STANDING: Rosie Johnson, Michelle I.amb and Charie, Cyndi Kappen-man. M.I.C.E. Program Completes Its9 Sixth Year The M.I.C.E. (Mother and Infant Care Education) Program enables fifteen students to continue their education by attending four regular classes and two classes in Child Development and Family Life Parenting Education. Licensed child care is provided while the parent attends classes. The program employs a flexible, highly qualified staff. The day care staff, a part-time social worker, and it’s coordinator Susan Ryan. The staff works together as a team to provide the support needed by the student parent and the children in the program. The day care portion of the program is funded by the Hennepin County Purchase of Services Offices on a school year basis. These funds cover approximately one-third of the total M.I.C.E. Program costs. The major sources of funding comes from the Special Education Department of Minneapolis Public Schools. M.I.C.E. STAFF Joan Rennc, Susan Ryan. Kayla Jorgens, Ann Holland. 1. Rosie Johnson holds her baby. 2. MaryKay Ciepielinski plays with the children in the nursery. 3. Lisa Waldron and her son Joshua, pose for the camera. I M.I.C.E. Program — 51 South High Tigers Charge Ahead With Adapted Athletics The 1982-83 school year has meant many changes for the South High Tigers. Among the many superb additions to the South High Athletic Department is Adapted Athletics. Pictured is the Adapted Floor Hockey Team along with their Cheerleaders. Not pictured, but in addition to the Adapted Floor Hockey Team, is Adapted Soccer and Adapted Softball. The Soccer Team was undefeated and took first place. The Hockey Team placed sixth in the state. The coach anticipates a very successful season for Softball. Adapted sports play their games under the auspicious of the Minnesota Association for Adapted Athletics. ADAPTIVE SPORTS CHEERLEADERS Debbie Baker. Linda Freeman. Heather Heart, and Terri Greene. ADAPTIVE SPORTS FLOOR HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Terry Meca. John Davis. Sarah Opheim. and John Dal). TOP ROW Jim Christy, Bart Anderson. Tim Marcinack. Michelle Harrison, Tony Morton. I.isa Barron. Jeff Roth. Dawn Christianson. Steve Dickey, ( had Schram. and Dana Sperry. 52 — Adaptive Sports JiIT A Bunch Of Goodies! 1. Michelle Rodan, Leona Morman and a friend smile as they notice their picture is being taken. 2. Karla Anderson and Lynn llinrichs say cheese”. 3. A normal day in the commons. 4. Lisa Toft and Victor Peterson show a hug for the camera. 5. Twan C'ung- Surprise! 6. Look out world- here I come. says Blaise Brandt. Picture Page — 53 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Football 1-5 Women’s Basketball 2-10 Women’s Soccer 10-2 Men’s Basketball 9-3 Men’s Soccer 6-5-1 Hockey 2-10 Adapted Soccer 3-0 Adapted Floor Volleyball 3-6 Hockey 2-3-1 Women’s Tennis 4-2 Women’s X-C Skiing 5-1 Men’s Cross Men’s X-C Skiing 3-3 Country 4-2 Wrestling 4-5 Women’s Cross Men’s Swimming 6-4 Country 6-0 Women’s Swimming 4-8 1. Monica Capra takes a nap after a tough Cross Country race. 2. Coach I.evain Carter instructs Russell Smith at a crucial point in the game. 3. Sue Bjornson. Varsity Volleyball, dives for a shot. 4. An intense Melanie Majors. 5. Terry Meka: Adapted Soccer. 6. Jan Savage tries to hypnotize her opponents. 7. Some Cross-Country Skiers (Jason Tidwell. Joy Farmer, Jill Stevcr. Sarah Nesscl and Vivita Rozcnhergs) line up. 8. Bobby Nunn looks intimidating. 9. Souk Chanthatouk; a casualty of the Soccer Team. 54 — Sports Division POUR IN SWEAT, SKILL AND DETERMINATION! Spores Division — 55 THE 1982-83 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Monica Capra. I.eah l ewis. C harlene Jeffery. Jackie Dekker. C arol Kadlec. JoJo Proiencher, Amy Schncibcl. Karen Moline. Anne Harmon. CENTER: Jan Wikstrom. 1. The J.V. football cheerleaders do a cheer at a pep-fest. 2. The Varsity football cheerleaders “really Rot it. 3. Sarah Beech and Sue Houser do a jump on the ice. 4. The Wrestling cheerleaders earn their mascot. 5. Betsy Scott, mascot, gets the crowds roaring. 6. I.ea e it to Ross Colby and Chris Stickney to forget their skirts! 7. The Basketball cheerleaders get the crowds to sing a birthday song to Carla Wilson. THE 1983 VARSITY HOC KEY CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW: Jeanne Sarage, Milan Robertson. Sarah Beech. CENTER ROW: Jan Wikstrom. Jackie Ott, Kari Kennedy. TOP ROW A� i a Weisberg, and Sue Houser. 56 — Cheerleaders THE 19X3 VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW . Sheri I)upee, Michelle Hudy, and Kim Hansen. TOP ROW: Collen Schuda. and Mary-Bclh Dischinger. Cheerleaders Do A Great Job! This years Cheerleaders worked harder than ever. Since the closing of schools, more people tried-out than ever before. New cheers were added to the already long list, which really added spirit in the crowds and made our cheerleaders better than ever. The Football Cheerleaders started practices last Summer. Tryouts were held the previous Spring. Later in the Fall, the try-outs for Hockey, Basketball and Wrestling cheerleading were held. They had practices after school every day of the week. The new cheerleading advisor was Arlene Strand. She really helped the squads get things together, by getting fund raisers available etc. The cheerleaders were selling different sorts of candy, poms, and also candles, to help pay for their uniforms. The Cheerleaders really help spread school spirit by getting the'student body to “get rowdie” for games, pep-fests, and school in general. THE 19X3 VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: SPLITTING: Amy Schneibel. Anne Harmon. Cathy Patrykus, Jackie Dckkcr. I.eah Lewis, Rhonda Craspcr. Ialceta Bilbo. KNEELING: Wendy I.arsen. F.lise Sorensen. Janinc Martinez, Monica Capra. STANDING: Jonna Bundul. Carla Wilson. MASCOT: Betsy Scott. Cheerleaders — 57 TIGERETTES THE 1982-1983 TIGERETTES: BOTTOM ROW:Captains Julie Ncisius. and Monica Copeland. SECOND ROW: Lori Bushy, Eaurice Lewis, Lori LaChapcIlc, Kim Fleck. Tina Dunlcaty, and Renee Palacio. THIRD ROW: Tracy Berg, Debbie Schindler, Michelle Soldo. Denise Long. Dianna Barnard. Joan liarrily, Verlynda Teague. Lisa Soldo, and Peggy Psihos. TOP ROW: Nikki Rodackcr, Tracy Smith. Kristine Broun. Lee Ann Cossman. Adtisor Loyal Bre nv, Linda Carroll, Tracy Kntzel. Micci Parker. Darra LaChapcIlc, and Sherrie Christensen. NOT PICTURED: Laurie Harris, Lynn Dahlcn, Ann Bostclman. and Susie Flasas. 58 — Tigerettes TAKE STATE! The Tigereltes are a group of 33 girls who work together striving for perfection. Each day after school they can be found practicing in the commons, for 1 1 2 hours a day. Then as competition approaches they practice as many as 7 1 2 hours a day. Practices range from the crack of dawn to late evening. This year the Tigerettes strive for perfection finally paid off as they swept first in the Minnesota State Danceline Competition. Although the Tigerettes are a danceline, there is a lot more involved in being a Tigerette; they are a supportive group, listening to each others problems and giving each other support and confidence. They work hard at entertaining the student body as well as promoting school spirit. “Advisor Loyal Brezny is the main reason the team is so prestigious”, says Senior LeeAnn Gossman. The co-captains of the Tigerettes are Monica Copeland and Julie Neisius. The line captains are LeeAnn Gossman and Tracy Entzel, and the secretary is Joan Harrity. P.S. - Thanx for the entertaining season! 1. Captains Julie Neisius and Monica Copeland show their peppy personalities. 2. Joan Harrity gives it everything she's got! 3. Line captains Tracy Entzel and LeeAnn Gossman are pleased with their performance. 4. Shanna Parker and Monica Copeland flash their smiles. 5. Tigerettes display their “State Championship trophy. 6. Nerves are high as the Tigerettes await the judges decision. 7. Tigerettes; one big happy family. 8. Vcrlynda Teague. Lynn Dahlen. and Lisa Soldo display their Tiger spirit. Tigerettes — 59 1. The winning run. 2. Theresa Klein warming up. 3. Shelley Coveil cheers for her learn. 4. Coach Kaari gives Monica Capra his help. 5. Laurie Harris finishes her race. 6. Theresa Klein ahead of the crowd. 7. Captain Laurie Harris and Joy Farmer. 8. Team males Monica Capra and Liz Anderson. THE 1982 WOMENS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM: I .auric Harris. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Nygrcn. Paige Rodgers. Theresa Klein. Roz Dolid. THIRD ROW: Liz Anderson. Monica Capra. Joy Farmer. FOURTH ROW7; Coach Canham. Liz Benson. Karin Belton, Coach Kaari. Top: Shelley Coveil. 60 — Women's Cross Country VI South’s Co-Ed Cross Country Team Ran Its Way To Victory Unlike most sports at South, the Cross Country team was co-educational. They were only separated into men’s and women’s teams for scoring purposes. Their impressive record and achievements reflected the advantages of practicing and attending meets together. Co-coaches, Mr. Kaari and Mr. Canham, contacted prospective runners from all of the schools and prepared for practice which began in mid-August. Interest spread by word of mouth and eventually fifty people were out for Cross Country. These people had a wide range of running ability, some had previous experience and others found it a challenge to run a few blocks. During their two hour practices after school, the Cross Country team would run an average of five to eight miles, including hills and sprints. They ran at a variety of places, such as: around the lakes, along various golf courses, on the River Road paths, and through the neighborhood blocks. By the end of the season this routine built up long distance endurance. For the people with extra motivation there was a rooster club that met at 6:am during the week to run. Continued on page 63 Women's Cross Country — 61 THE 1982 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: BOTTOM JOVC Sean Mulcahy, Aaron Landsman, Tony Capra, Tim Peter. Dan Feehan, Steve Cliite, Manfred Kegg, David Simpson. MIDDLE ROW; Tim Johnson. Carl Froclich, John Deluney, Kggy Farmer. Kyle Cleven, Bryn Peterson, Ron Ott, Doug Johnson, Terry Bohach, Steve llanson. BACK ROW: Coach Canham, Peter Hillman, Ezell Vocltz, Scott Stordahl, Bill Sundell, Lloyd Aldrich. Eric Belton. Josh Bunker, Eric Jorgensen, Coach Kaari. 62 — Men's Cross Country Continued from page 61 The team participated in Minneapolis City Conference meets and also competed in several invitational meets. In Cross Country a team can enter seven runners in a race and the lowest score wins. Men run 5,000 meters and women run 3,000 meters. Runners competed for ribbons, metals, and trophies. The Cross Country team only lost two graduating seniors and showed much promise for future seasons. The Women’s Cross Country team was the Conference Dual meet champion and they also finished second in the City meet. This team won the very first trophy for the new South High. The All-City team included Captain l auric Harris, Joy Farmer, Theresa Klein, and Monica Capra. According to the Minnesota State Cross Country Association of Coaches, Joy Farmer was recognized as an All-State runner, finishing 22nd out of the 140 women who competed in the 1982-1983 season. Tim Peter was the men’s captain and Scott Stordahl, Eric Belton, and Josh Bunker were commended as All-City runners. 1. Mall Brown finishes his run. 2. Tony Capra tries his hardest. 3. Ezell Voeltz stretches out. 4. Coaches Canham and Kaari give their advice. 5. Josh Bunker and Scott Stordahl. 6. Bill Sundcll warms up. 7. Eric Jorgensen is on his way. 8. The team runs on to victory. Men’s Cross Country — 63 1982-1983 JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Elisa Ruckcr.Susie Lee. Amy Schneibel co-capiaink Flayna Rucker(co-caplain), Lynnclte Brekhus, Catherine Fabcs. SECOND ROW: Heidi Barte, Gail Jenkins, Ann .ierman, Connie Munncll, I.isa linkage. Julie Wichman. TOP ROW: Andrea Cjrr, JoAnn Hart. Vi vita Rozenbergs. Michele Roban, Debbie Schneibel, Coach Patsy Rindfleish. 1. Betsy Scott concentrates on the ball as she serves. 2. Sue Bjornson saves the ball single handedlv. 3. Diane Baardson sends the ball to the other side of the net. 4. Janie Savage carefully bumps the ball into the air. 5. Marie Swenson spikes the ball while her teammates cover her. 6. Janie Savage awaits for the ball to drop down from the net. 7. Betsy Scott bumps the ball as Sue Bjornson watches her. 8. Rachel Olson bumps the ball across the net while Donna Pendleton runs toward her. 64 — Women’s Volleyball Women’s Volleyball Team Works Hard Despite Tough Season This year the women’s volleyball team was bigger than ever. They had a varsity team, junior varsity team, and a B-squad. The varsity team consisted of 9 girls with co-cap-tains Diane Baardson and Shelly Omdahl. The junior varsity team and B-squad consisted of 18 girls with co-captains Elayna Rucker and Amy Schneibel. The records for the season were varsity 3-6, junior varsity 4-4, B-squad 4-2. All 3 teams were made up of girls from South, Marshall-U, Central, and Breck. In spite of all the different schools the girls came from, they all got to know each other well and cooperated with one another to form a fine team. They worked hard and showed a lot of potential throughout the season. Their best game for the season was against Henry. They defeated Henry for the first time in many years. The 1982-1983 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: ( o-captains Diane Baardson and Shelly Omdahl. SECOND ROW: Donna Pendleton. Sylvia Kapishkowit, Besty Scott, and Rachel Olson. TOP ROW: Patsy Rindflcisch (J.V. Coach), Janie Savage, Marie Swenson. Sue Bjornson. and Anita Rindfleisch (V. Coach). 65 THE 1982 VARSITY FOOTBALL TF.AM: BOTTOM ROW: Rich Romano. Captain Rodney I.ossow. Captain Tim Smith. Randy Greeler. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Arnold. Scott Kiltleson, Nick Psihos. Randy Howes. Mark Pit er. Mike White, Chuck DcMcres, Bruce Campion. Coach Lorain Carter. Head Coach Maury Wcbert. THIRD ROW: John Femster. Tony Stewart. Rob Hansen, Leon Mungar, Eric Brandt. Jasen Benson. Dennis Stelton. Harold Woodward. TOP ROW: John Scott. Jeff Schuda, Art Slaughter. Dan Ungurian. Josh Purple, Scott Jeffrey. Trent W illiams. Don Peterson. Scott Quam. NOT PICTURED: Dale Adams, Ross Colby. Mike Connelly, Charles Davis. Ricky Folker, Robert (.'oodsell, Captain Dave Gundel, Jeff Halbert, Darrin Hanson, Harold Hinrichs, Paul Higgens. Dan LaRonge. Captain Mike Pearl. Drake Ritchie. Randy Rogers. Bob Schneider. Chris Stickney. Ernest Trimble, John Westby. 1. Jeff Halbert makes a hand off. 2. A Big Tiger Tackle! 3. Rodney Lossow leads the charge! 4. Mike Pearl guards Leon Mungar as (hey run down (he field. 5. Dale Adams runs for a touchdown. 6. The Tigers bring down a Miller. 66 — Football Hard Work Adds Up ... Lossow Is All-State! This years Varsity Football Team consisted of forty-seven players. The team got an early start by practicing two weeks before school began, (7:30-12:30 Monday-Thursday) with Coaches Webert,C'arter, ind Arnold. This years team captains were Dave Gundel, Rodney Lossow, Mike Pearl, and Tim Smith. The season started out slow, but as the team mates got to know each other, the season moved along. The highlight was the winning of the last three games. The final one against Centennial was especially suspenseful when Leon Mungar scored the winning touchdown in the last three seconds of the game. Rodney Lossow, one of the teams captains, commented, “All in all this year was tough. New players, new coaches, and a new style of football to learn. At times we didn't play our best and at times we didn’t get the right breaks. It’s only a game played to have fun, and I'm sure that the whole team did have fun.” The J.V. team this year had thirty-four players. They were coached by Gordy Halloran, and Dick Gromesh. The record for their season was 1-4, and the coach hopes to see the guys back next year. THE 1982 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Brian Tonsager, Dean Adams, Chris Smich. Jeff Williams. Mike Sa� age. Shawn Weimer, Clinton Scott. SECOND ROW: Coach Dick Gromesh. Danny LcBre. Bobby .arag a, Ricky Hill, Scott Al-Najim. Jo Mattison, Omar Sheriff, Coach Gordy Halloran. THIRD ROW:Scott Kyllo, Rick Aim. Chris Holloway, Jeff Brang. Jerry Smith. Eric Hauser. Greg Waskosky, Chris Kellogg. TOR ROW: Mike Sly, Jermar Arrandondo, Dale Hansen. Ricky Turner. Jascn Ewing. Dan Peterson. Stete Shaefer. Willie Humphrey, Scott Nutter. NOT PICTURED Chris Ellison. John Madison, Jed Purple, Dean Dugan. iOUTP SOUTH 67 Large Tennis Team Finishes 3rd In City This years Women’s Tennis Team finished the season with an overall record of 7-9. However, they ended 3rd overall in the city with a 4-2 record. Mr. Beske, the team’s coach, was overall quite satisfied with the performance of his players. Beske stated, “These people began practice before school started, and even though they came from 3 different high schools, and did not know each other, they formed a supportive team and worked well together.” Several non-conference meets were played prior to and during the season for endurance and confidence in team play. There were 22 girls out for the team, and 10 played in varsity positions. Nancy Blake worked with the J.V. players. Barb Smith took 2nd in the city J.V. tournament, and this was her 1st year out for the team. Another great accomplishment was achieved by Cindy Wood and Karla Anderson. They played doubles together only once before entering regions. They defeated all 5 teams and clinched the 5AA Region title. In State, they lost in the 1st round to Virginia, but were thrilled just to reach that goal. 1. Julie Eteslage hits the ball with her graceful backhand shot. 2. Heidi Beske follows through after the sene. 3. Jenny Johnston shows us the proper position before hitting the ball. 4. Concentrating thoughts by Jackie Ott is a key factor in the game of tennis. 5. This year’s captains were Jennie O’Connell. Karla Anderson, and Lori Swalte. 6. Karla Anderson follows through after bitting the ball. 7. Cindy Wood prepares herself for the oncoming ball. 8. Melanie Majors and Andrea Perun work together to form a strong doubles team. 68 — Women’s Tennis 5 THE 1982 WOMEN’S TENNIS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Nina Ackerberg, Jennifer O’Connell, Jackie Otl, tori Swahe, Julie Eveslage, Barb Smilh, Andrea Franchett, Michelle Hudy, Emily Ocel, Catherine Park TOP ROW: Coach George Beske, Meera Dhanalal, Jennifer Johnston. Heidi Beske, Karla Anderson, Andrea Perun, Cindy Wood, Sally Day, Bridget Bilbro, Melanie Majors, Jennifer Tollefson, Laura Leinum, Sara Loper, Nancy Blake, Asst. Coacb. Women’s Tennis — 69 1. Senior Ken Chastain demonstrates his skill at juggling. 2. Junior Andrew Hargens and co-captain Nate Teske discuss strategy while Senior Tim O’Brien asserts South power. 3. Souk Chanthatouk shows how to really follow through. 4. Scott Wollack’s glasses are in danger as he collides with an opponent. 5. Senior John l)cgan brings the ball down the Held. 6. A frustrated Sid Vixayvong. 7. Co-captain Chip Starr. 8. Goalie Jon Heath. 9. Coach Tungseth and his players watch the game attentively. 10. Junior forward Steve Brick successfully passes a Henry defender. 70 — Men’s Soccer Luck Absent From Men’s Soccer Team The Men’s Soccer Team made a good start this year at South. The team Has made up of veteran players from Marshall-U’s club team and new players from both Central and South. The team finished the season with 6-5-1 record, but their record belied the wealth of talent of the team. Coach Tungseth attributed the losses to powerful forwards from opponents like Washburn and Southwest, and also to some bad luck. Junior Ethan Conroy said, “We had a good season and I had alot of fun, but it seemed like we choked in the big games.” In sectional play against Roosevelt, the South team outplayed the Teddies, but were unable to score. They lost 1-0 in sudden-death overtime. Coach Tungseth explained, “We learned that we could dominate a game and still not win it.” Surprisingly, they maintained a winning attitude. This was partly due to the coaching abilities of Ron Tungseth, a student at Augsburg College, who liked to vary drills to keep practices interesting. The future looks bright for the men’s team; only four players are graduating this year. While halfback John Degan, an extremely versatile player, will be difficult to replace, the South J.V. team will supply the team with new talent. All-Conference awards were presented to juniors Chip Starr and Souk Chan-tatouk; and senior John Degan and junior Sid Vixay-vong received Honorable Mention. The 1982 team was led by co-captains Nate Teske and Chip Starr. THE 1982 MEN'S SOCCER TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Trong ltu nh. Ned Prescott. John McQuisfon. Stete Brick. Jon Heath. Mike Baker. Pal McQuiston. Sid Vixaytong. and Peter Barle. SECOND ROW:Scott Wollak. Andrew Hargetts, Tom Sell. Andy Caranicus. Tim O'Brien. Brian Armijo co-captain Chip Starr, Ken Chastain, and Vue Ly. TOP ROW: Varsity Coach Ron Tungseth. John Degan. Jim Drake. Mark Pallalt. Jason Tidwell, co-caplain Nate Teske, Ethan Conroy, Dan Roy, Jesse Tidwell. Chareunesouk (Souk) Chanthatouk. NOT PICTURED:Scott Aydinalp. Anders Forsman, C hang 1-ang. and James Lenfesty. THE 1982 WOMENS VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Burkhardt, Tanya Bouska. Michelle Sommers, Greta Hanson. Paula White. SECOND ROW: Co-captain Kat Hawbakcr. Margaret Beier, co-captain Marg Jaede. Chyrise Bay. Renee Thompson. Sarah Kreft. TOP ROW: Tamara Munzer, Jill Speiser, Sheila Speltz. Karla Barte. Jill Stever. Marjorie Czaia, Coach Steve Hard. NOT PICTURED: land A rones, Deanna Winick. 1. Coach Steve Hard surrounded by his soccer harem. 2. Senior Marjorie Czaia stretches out. 3. Goalie Michelle Sommers saves the day. 4. The South soccer team shows their enthusiasm. 5. Seniors Renee Thompson and Karla Barte watch the play. 6. Senior Jill Speiser. 7. Co-captain Kat Hawbakcrs strength send both her and the ball flying. 8. Co-captain Marg Jaede demonstrates her soccer ability. 72 — Women's Soccer Women9s Soccer Sets Winning Tradition The first year of womens soccer at South set a winning tradition. The team was comprised of many first year soccer players, although a few had played on the club teams at Marshall-U and Central. “There are three objectives to soccer,” said coach Steve Hard, “To have fun, learn soccer, and to win! The year was an awkward one, with many beginning players, an unfamiliar coach, and a new school. “It was a fun season and we all got along well,” said senior Renee Thompson. Through hard practices and determination, the women’s soccer team ended with a record of 10-2. South beat every Minneapolis conference team except Washburn which went on to become state runner up. Next years team has alot of promise with cocaptain and All-Conference player Marg Jaede returning along with a fine group of dedicated soccer players. Coach Steve Hard hopes to see more people come out for soccer next year. He felt size limited them this year. All-Conference players were co-captain Marg Jaede, senior Renee Thompson, and junior Paula White. Honorable Mentions were given to co-captain Kat Hawbaker, junior Margaret Beier, and senior Jill Speiser. Women’s Soccer — 73 THE 1982- ‘S3 MEN'S SWIMMING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW; Charlie Baker. Tim Bergman. Ronny On. Jim Corbesia. Tim Peter. CENTER ROW: Tony Stewart. Trie Jorgensen. Mike Patterson. Jon Nitschke. Josh Purple. Coach Neil Anderson. TOP ROW: Coach Mike Anderson. Erik Olson. Andy Carlson. Stc e Smith. Glen Kurkoski. Rob Mansen. 74 — Men's Swimming Men’s Swimming: A Taste Of Victory Fly, back, breast, free. If you’re wondering, that’s swimming lingo, and the 1982-’83 Men’s Swimming team was great at all four strokes. Their 6-4 dual meet record concluded a successful season. The team also made an impressive showing at the Duluth Invitational meet where they took second place and won several individual medals. The team was made up of sixteen swimmers, nine of which were seniors. Captains Charlie Baker, Jim Corbesia, Jon Nitschke, and Tim Peter, started a new tradition of wearing ties on meet days in hope of recruiting a few spectators. The swimmers were all very talented and some were prospective state competitors. Incorporated into the team were two divers, Mike Patterson and Mike Reynolds. The highlight of the season was South’s victory over Washburn. This was the first time in history that South had beaten Washburn. Part of the credit was due to coaches Mike Anderson and Neil Anderson who pushed the swimmers to their peak of condition. The season brought the swim team their share of victory. 1. Captains Jon Nitschke, Tim Peter, Jim Corbesia, and Charlie Baker. 2. Andy Carlson comes up for a breath. 3. Tim Bergman swims backstroke. 4. Rob Hansen shows us his powerful butterfly. 5. Diver Mike Patterson in perfect form. 6. Tony Stewart splashes at the photographer. Men’s Swimming — 75 1. Anne Sawyer gets ready to jump as Sarah Hastings and Anne MacEachcrn cheer their team on. 2. Ann Sawyer does the Backstroke. 3. Soon Young Olson dirs in while Sarah Hastings and Anne MacEachern look on. 4. Anne MacEachern swims the Freestyle. 5. Assistant Coach Neil Anderson goofs around at practice. 6. Soon Young Olson demonstrates the proper way to do the Butterfly. 7. Anne MacEachern takes a breath while swimming. 76 — Women’s Swimming 77 : 1982 WOMEN S SWIM TEAM: BOTTOM ROW. Michelle Thayer and Sarah Nesset. SECOND ROW: Mike Anderson, Michelle Ricker, Gs-briellc Ceye, Anne MacKachern, and Neil Anderson. THIRD ROW: Anne Sawyer, Ann Foker, Sarah Hastings, Stephanie Brynstad, Soon Young Olson, Diane Janey and Peggy MacEachern. Women’s Swim Team-Toughest Yet! The bringing together of athletes from Central, Marshall-University, and South this year, has produced the toughest women’s swimming team in South’s history. The Tigers compiled a 4 win and 6 loss dual meet record, and they won their first major competition: a first place finish over seven other teams at the Trojan Invitational held in Superior Wisconsin. Eight school records, out of eleven, were set this yean 200 yard Medley Race, 200 yard Individual Medly, 100 yard Butterfly, 100 yard Backstroke, 100 yard Breast stroke, 500 yard Freestyle, 400 yard Freestyle Relay and the 200 yard Freestyle. The prospect for the future is excellent because of the large number of 9th and 10th graders who will be returning next year. The coach this year was Mike Anderson, who has coached women’s swimming at South for about seven years. The assistant coach was Neil Anderson, a former South High graduate who also has coached swimming for several years now. Co-Captains this year were Diane Janey and Peggy MacEachern. Women’s Swimming — 77 THE 1982-83 J.V. MENS BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Schuvalicr, Mike Wynne, Uoyd Aldrich. Jim Ronald, Mike Sly. and Robert Malone. TOP ROlV. Coach Richard Grommesh, Jeff Williams, Tony Capra, Anthony Johnson. Paul Hill, Ricky Hill. Shawn Weimer, Eddie Boone, and Manager Chris Holloway. 1. Senior Curtis Travis muscles his way to the basket. 2. Tri-captain Brandon Grissam looks for an open man. 3. Dale Adams “prepares for take-off!!!” 4. Coach Lcvain Carter describes a new strategy during a time out. 5. Dale Flaata makes a smooth jump shot as Russell Smith looks on. 6. Junior Charles Davis dribbles toward the basket. 78 — Men’s Basketball 6 Outstanding Season For Men Cagers The 1982-1983 Men's Basketball Team came close to achieving what no South basketball team has achieved in 14 years-the Region Championship and a State Tournament berth. Instead, the team was second in the Region (to North) and in the Cith (to S.W.), compiling an amazing 17-4 record. The team lost the City title due to the ineligibility of a player that resulted in the forfeiture of two games. The starting five included many outstanding individuals such as tri-captain Russell Smith, who was the conference leading scorer and All-State, and tri-captain Curtis Travis, an All-State alternate. Tri-captain Brandon Grissam was described by Coach Levain Carter as “our most consistent player.’’ The teamwork of all the players was impressive. “This team really jelled and came out winners-remarkable!’’ said Carter. With six juniors on this year’s Varsity, we can expect future successes from the team. THE 1982-1983 MEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Tony Johnson. Larry Thomas. Brandon Grissam. Russell Smith, and Andrew llargens. TOP ROW;Coach Levain Carter. Charles Davis. Dale Klaata, Curtis Travis, and Earnest Trimble. NOTPICTURF.D:Tim Smith. Andre Richardson, Andre Epps, and Dale Adams. THE 1982-'83 WOMENS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW. Jenny Weeks, Jancy Sa� agc. Monique Hemps. Syl ia Kapishkowit, Betsy Scott, Julie Johnson. TOP ROW: Coach Gordy Halloran, Marie Swenson, Jackie Dekker, Nina Ackerberg, Marg Jaede. I.inda Bryant, Vicky Bowman, Coach Anita Rindfleish. 1. Julie Johnson and Nina Ackerberg Tight for the ball. 2. Freshman Marg Jaede takes a jump shot. 3. Coach Halloran talks to the team at a time out. 4. Nina Ackerberg goes up for the rebound. 5. Jackie Dekker on the run. 6. Betsy Scott looks for somebody open. 7. Syltia Kapishkowit shoots. 80 — Women’s Basketball 1983 Is Building Year For Women’s Basketball The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball team, though thrown together from school closings, showed potential. For the 1982-83 school year South was not expected to show any signs of competitive team play, which was true during the first part of the season. But down the stretch, the players became more comfortable and confident of each others abilities. Because of the individual skills of many of the returning varsity members, they are expected in the future to be a highly competitive ball club. Junior Jaqueline Dekkcr said, “The height of our team will be instrumental in next year’s success. With Nina Ackcrberg, Marg Jaede, Tonya Freeman, and I playing post, we will have a good reserve of capable big players.” Till I‘182-83 WOMEN'S JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Elba Rucker. Rhonda Nygren. Elayna Rucker. TOP ROW Becky Madison. Ylunda Thomas, Manager Vicky Bowman. Johanna Dunham. Tonya Freeman. Julie Rcdearth. Coach Anita Rindfleish. Louise Ward. Colleen McQuiston. Missing: Emily Scribner. I.ysa Barth. 81 THE 1982-83 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Jack Rehjas, Amos lamb. Scott Feriancek, Chris Schmidt. Thad Teskc. Taylor Bolton. John Schardin and Ricky Aim. CENTER ROW: Datid Simpson. Carl Brang. Brian Dahlager, Stc c Hanson. I .arry Henry and Scott Kyllo. TOP ROW: Tom Patenaude. Bruce Pearson. Ron Keriancck. Drake Ritchie. Brian Armijo and Coach Larry Aim. 1. The team leases the rink at the end of a period of hockey. 2. Rick Aim puts pressure on an opponent as he chases the puck. 3. Ste e Kyllo and Jim Andrusko try to intercept the puck in front of Henry’s goal. 4. Jon Westby skates onto the ice. 5. John llronski gets ready for a face off as Mike Connelly stands ready. 6. Shawn Sabol gets into a light squeeze. 7. Shawn Sabol. goalie Rick Wilcox and Bill Feriancek work to ’’clear the puck” from the South end. 82 — Hockey Close Games Mar Hockey Season The Varsity Hockey Team skated to a disappointing 2-19 season. Luck was not on South’s side as 7 games were lost by only one goal. The highlight of the season came as the “South pucksters” beat Edison in back-to-back 3-2 games. Defenseman Shawn Sabol and Goalie Ricky Wilcox were named to the All-City Team. Honorable mention players were Defenseman, Jon Westby and Center, Bill Feriancek. Throughout the season, the line of John Schardin, Scott Kyllo and Rick Aim proved to be the best scoring threat. Most of the team will be back next year with only Captains Bill Feriancek, Mike Connelly and Chris Fin-stad lost to graduation. Coach Aim also looks for much help from the current crop of JV players who had an 8-10 season this year. These players will be of great help to the South Hockey Team in the years ahead. THE 1982-83 HOCKEY TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Pearson. Jon Westby. Captain Mike Connelly, Ricky Wilcox, Thad Teske. Captain Bill Feriancek, Scott Kyllo, and Jack Rehjas. CENTER ROW: Mr. Benson, Trainer, Ron Feriancek, John Schardin. Blaise Brandt, Steve Kyllo, John Hronski, and Jim Andrusko. TOP ROW: Bobby Nunn, Brian Armijo, Drake Ritchie. Shawn Sabol. Captain Chris Finstad, Ricky Aim, Asst. Coach Larry Aim and Coach Rick Aim. THE i9X2-1983 MEN'S VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Manfred Kegg, Mall Brown, and Jason Tidwell. TOP ROW: Eric Bcllon. Sean Mulcahy, Josh Bunker. Eric Brandi, and Coach Richard Axclson. 1. Psychic Coach Axelson predicts a South victory. 2. Determined sophomore Jason Tidwell. 3. All-Conference skier Mall Brown double-poles around a corner. 4. Mall Brown demonstrates proper waxing technique and stylish ski wear. 5. Sean Mulcahy smiles while attacking a steep hill. 3 X4 — Men’s Skiing Region Runner-Up Team Pushes Skier To State Although most of the 1982-1983 Men’s Cross-Country Ski Team members were fairly new to racing, they more than made up for their inexperience with dedication and spectacular performances. Both the men’s and women’s ski teams, coached by Richard Axelson (“Ax”), began training in November and staged a runathon to raise money for a trip to ski camp. Two men and six women went to camp, Skisabella, located in Northern Minnesota. They spent one week skiing, up to 5 hours a day, and were coached by U.S. National Team and Oly mpic skiers. The men's record was 3-3, the losses due to the illness of two varsity skiers. But by the Region Meet, Matt Brown and Josh Bunker were healthy enough to join Jason Tidwell and Eric Belton and capture the second place region trophy. Sophomore Josh Bunker finished 4th overall and was the first South skier to qualify for the State Meet in six years. At State he placed 38 out of about 55 skiers. Both Bunker and Brown, a freshman, received the All-Conference award. In addition to the four region scorers, newcomers Sean Mulcahy and Manfred Kegg showed great potential. Coach Axelson believes that both the men’s and women's teams can go to State next year. “This year our goal was to be 2, but next year it will be 1 in the Region!” 5 THE 1982-1983 CROSSCOUNTRY SKI TEAM (At the beginning of the season): BOTTOM ROW: Greta Hanson. Nancy Burkhardt, Sarah Nesset, Becky Anderson, Anne Sawyer, Anne Plain, Lisa llohage and Todd Bonnell. SECOND ROW'. Sara kreft. Tracy Mutch. Karen Bispala, Valors Pearson, Anya Karapetian, Joy Farmer, Vivita Rozenbergs, Suzi Sharp. Jean l.adwig and Jill Stever. TOP ROW: Eric Belton, Jackie Coffman, Deanna Winick, Manfred Kegg, Jason Tidwell, Sean Mulcahy, Dave Burkner, Matt Brown, Eric Brandt and Coach Axelson. Men’s Skiing — 85 Women’s Skiing: Quality Quantity = Winning Season This year saw a dramatic increase in participation on the Women’s Cross-Country Ski Team. With only one experienced skier from South and three from Marshall-U, Coach Axelson was shocked when 27 girls came out for the team. The team finished the season second place in the conference, with a 5-1 record, defeated only by traditional skiing powerhouse, Washburn. The second place trophy at the Region Meet eluded the women because of injuries to scorers Anne Sawyer and Sarah Kreft. The South “A” relay team (Jill Stever, Joy Farmer, Matt Brown and Josh Bunker) surprised everyone with their silver medal finish in the Region Mixed Relay Meet. Junior Joy Farmer received All-Conference honors. But all their hard work didn’t keep the skiers from having fun. Locker room raids, wild and crazy practices and frequent “after practice parties’’ kept up team morale. Cross-country skiers are typically close as family and this year’s team was no exception. W'ith only two skiers graduating this year, Captain Jill Stever and Heather Kurtz, the women’s team is aiming for the State Meet. Good luck ski team; look out Washburn!!!!! 86 — Women's Skiing THE 1982-1983 WOMEN'S CROSSCOUNTRY SKI TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Karen BcUon, Nancy Burkhardt, and Greta llanson. TOP ROW: Sarah Krefl, Sarah Nessct, Jackie Coffman. Jill Stcser, Joy Farmer. Visit® Rozcnbcrgs. and Heather Kurtz. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Hohage and Anne Sawyer. 1. Sophomore Sarah Krcft shows how to ski in 45 degree weather. 2. Visits Rozenbergs can't figure out why her skis are so slippery. 3. Captain Jill Steser concentrates on doublepoling. 4. All-Conference skier Joy Farmer cruises up a hill with ease. 5. Sarah Nessct and Joy Farmer discuss technique with Coach Axelson. 6. Nancy Burkhardt. Sarah Nessct. Vivita Rozenbergs and Karen Belton lined up for a time trial. 7. Junior Jackie Coffman is tickled by some ski team humor. 8. Greta Hanson thinks it is funny too. Women's Skiing — 87 1. Rich Moore shows his excitement at winning. 2. Russell Burgoyne sizes up his opponent. 3. The team at practice. 4. The coyote and l.il’ Schneider. 5. Coach Skavnak. Danny Drinkwine. Mike Savage, Coach Jurisch, Jim Martin. John Newman. 6. Scott Tahonnic makes his move. 7. Jim Mai tin starts his match. 8. Danny LaBre takes charge. 88 — Wrestling Wrestling Team Builds For The Future! The South High Wrestling Team had a very successful season this year. With the merger of the different schools there were many members from other schools who were on the team. For the wrestling team, this wasn’t a problem. The team blended together great, they got along well and did other things outside of practices. The head coach was Mr. Skavnak and the assistant coach was Mr. Jurisch. The team had a valuable asset in John Newman, who was a special coach that helped out during practices and meets. The two captains were Bob Schneider and Rich Moore. During regions the team competed as a team and individually. On the day of the match the team was weighed and put into weight classes. Diet was important to the wrestlers so that they could stay in their weight class. Since there were many younger wrestlers this year, the team is sure to be strong next year. Coach Skavnak said, “I enjoyed coaching the team this year. They have progressed tremendously.” THE 1982-83 WRESTLING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: Scott Tahonnie, Dan I.aBre, Cory Shi Ison, Jim Marlin. Mike Savage. Troy Shilson, Ezell Voeltz. CENTER ?OlV;Chuck Demers, Dan I-aRonge, Tonio Caglioti, Rich Moore, Russ Burgoyne, Bob Schneider, Greg Waskowsky, John Jurisch. TOP ?OW: Stan Skavnak, Bob Keller. Eric Berg, Ron Schneider, Ed Boone, Fred Westrich, Scot! Sayers, Don llanold, John Newman. South Scenes 1. Seniors nail in line to sign up for classes. 2. Wheat Dunham and Molly Routhioux share a box of popcorn. 3. Jojo Provcnchcr and Charlie Amond-son make a cute couple. 4. A group of guys get together for lunch. 5. South shows it’s spirit. 6. Theatre students dress for final. 7. Creg I .a Plant ponders the meaning of life. 8. Jan NVikstrom skates across the ice. 9. Sean Mulcahy gets in a little skiing. 10. I.ori Swalve and friend check out an assignment. 11. Debbie Anderson enjoys her lunch. 12. Andrea Mingo daydreams the day away. 13. Heather llartwigsen eats a balanced meal in the lunchroom. 14. Kim Hanson gives Tonio Coglioti his morning hug. 15. Terri Greene smiles for the camera. 16. Michael Pearl and Co. sing a song. 17. Chris Petersor rests his weary eyes. 18. Ross Colby checks out the girl in the next seat. 18 Candid Scenes — 91 92 — Freshmen Division SIMMER FRESH INGREDIENTS FOR THREE MORE YEARS 1. Chris Yao smiles for the camera. 2. The drinking fountain is a nice place thinks Mike Yaeger. 3. “These lockers are too small says Carl Brang. 4. Marcel Scott takes notes during class. 5. Tony Morton shows e cryone that he can type. 6. Kd Farmer and Carl Froehlich hate a good time in class. 7. A funny joke is what John Casperson likes to hear. 8. Karockus Sumpter practices his writing skills. 9. Alan Taplcy lakes a break from welding. 10. Chris Katsmedas really works on his assignment. Freshmen Division — 93 FRESHMEN Adams, Aldcan Aim, Richard Al-N'ajim, Scoll Anderson, Doreen Anderson, Janelle Bachman. Peter Baily, Wendy Baker, Dcbora Baker, Michael Barge, Kathleen Tony Martin practices his typing skills. Snoozin' again? Barker, Shannon Barnes, Dondee Baron, I.isa Bashiri, Mariam Baumann, Wendy Bedeau, Dawn Benson, Elizabeth Berg, Theresa Bolton, Taylor Brang, Carl Branum, Matthew Brekhus, I.vnnette Bresina, Teresa Brown, Matthew Buxengard, Wayne 94 — Freshmen Carlson, Donna Carlson, l.ori Carter. Robert Caspersen, John Clarkin, Sara Cleven. Kyle Cook. Theresa Corrao, Lyon Covel, Michele Croud. Rebecca Doing some serious typing? Any similarity? Cutting, Randall Dahlager, Brian Daly. Kathy Davis, Tina Day, Sally Demers, Kugene Demeules, Lisa Ann Dischinger, Mary Doble, Patrick Elgonda, Andof Elliot. Scott Ellis, Della Elms. Mark Emerson, Colleen Ervin, Rebecca Freshmen — 95 Erwin, Gino Farmer, Edward Feehan. Daniel Fcttig, Brian Fluggc. Laura Franklin, Cassandra Freeman, Martha Frochlich, Carl Geshick, Judith Gilsrud. Thomas Gleason, David Goodsky, Tammy Greene. Marilyn Grimm. Stacy Gross. Ora Halbauer, Laura lialonen, Patrick Hanson, Kimberly Harrison, Michelle Harrity. Ellen All right Danny! Giggle, giggle, chuckle, chuckle, chuckle. 96 — Freshmen Hernandez, Clarissa llibben. Bruce Hillmanowski. John llinkcl, Thomas Hisgun, Kelly llogan, Thomas Holley, Dionne Holloway. Christopher Hough, Terri Houle. Cal Hronoski, Kdward Hukee. Randolph Huynh, Trong Iverson. Catherine Jacobs. Danielle Jacde, Marguercthe Johns, Pamela Johnson, Darryl Johnson, Eric Johnson, Marvin Johnson. Shelby Jones, Paul Judge. Colleen Freshmen — 97 Karapentian, Anya Karsko, Jill Keller. Corinna Kelly, Robert Kcllog, Christopher Kitdcgaard. Tammy King, Lorraine Klein, Jeanine Klein, Joseph Do you know my combination?” says Walter Koph. Kopf, Walter Kriesel, Annette Kvernes, Anton Kyllo, Scott LaChapelle. Lori Lacy, Dionne Leavitt, Adam Leinum, Laura Lemke, Jeffery I ong, Adam Lureen, James Lyons, Sharon Madison. Becky Maki, Karen Mannie, John Martel. Gregory Mathis, Derek Mattson, Tony McDonald, Angus McGee. Phyllis 98 — Freshmen Mendenhall. Wendy Merrell, Brian Middleton. Jennifer Mier, Donald Miller. Peter Morton, Anthony Motis, Donna Nada. Many Nelson. Stephanie Nicholl, Carolyn Nickila. Nicola Nixon. Frank Norby, Daniel Olson, Soon Osttolden, Jocelyn Oswaldson. Ijina Pacheco, I.isa Pallatt, Mark Pankov , Brenda Papusodora. Betty Parkhurst, Renita Pate, Nathan Patterson, Daniel Pearson, Bruce Peterson, Danny Peterson, Holly Phi, Huong Phillips, Robert Pirila. Stephanie Class members pose for the yearbook photographer. Freshmen — 99 Powers, Antoine Psihos, Peggy Purple, James Ranback, Tammy Reer, Betty Reynolds, Michael Ricker, Priscilla Rocheford. Sharon Roman. Charles Rosen, Pamela Rowe. James Saltzman, Ross Sam, Michael Sands, Dana Sandstrom, David Sawyer, Anne Schmidt, Christopher Schumann, James Schuteiller, Michael Scott, Clinton Scott, Marcel Shabaiash, Roberta Sheckles, Latonya Smith, Christopher Smith, Jerald Smith, Monir Snowden, Sonja Soldo. Lisa State. Twila Stewart. Gregory Darryl Johnson hard at work. Lisa Soldo expresses her spirit. 100 — Freshmen Stordahl. Denise Strommen. Bridget Sullivan. Bridget Sumpter, Karockuss Taylor, Sean Thomas. Payette Thomas, Ylanda Thomson. Richard Valentine, Alan Vang. Koua Y'ixayvong. Akhalaphct Voight. Darby Walker. Charles Wefel, Alisa Wefel, Janelle Welch, Terry Wells. Keith W hite, Stacey Wilkey, Donald W ilson, Donna W immer. (Georgia W'olfgram. Jonathan W right, F.rick Yaeger. Michael Yang. Pang Yano, Travis Yue, Christopher Zimmerman, Stacey Zustiak. Thomas Freshmen Not Pictured Allen, Devord Frank Flsner, Robert Austin, Kelly Fngelke. Christie Berklv. Robert Eutis, Lisa Boling. Kelly Ferguson. Marie Brogan. Thomas Flowers, Michael Capita, Julie Ford, Tonya Carlson, Jennifer Gullickson, Paul Carr, Rodney Hanks, Kaye Chilo, Anna Heard, Alesha Coles, Chanel Henry, Barry Coling, JoAnn Herbert, Tracy Craz, Rodney Johnson, Calvin Davis, Marland Johnson. Jeffrey Davis, Michelle Jones, F.laine DeWald, Catherine Katsmedas, Chris DeWald. Ken Kriesel. Annette Down, Douglas Ijimb, Andrew Downwind. Jeanine LaPoint. Dean Doyle, William IxBre, Daniel Kdelston, Nicole Ufthand, Marilyn Edwards, Katherine Mainville. Patricia Edwards, Melissa Mattison, Joseph Menefee, Kathryn Storm, James Miller, Vernon Sullivan, Raymond Morrison, Aileen Svien, Aldcn Morse, Kristen Swanson, Tim Nyman. Renee Tappley, Alan Parker, Valerie Teske, Thadeus Parkhill. Kelly Thomas, Ylanda Patenaude, Thomas Thompson, Arnold Paulson. David Thompson. Michelle Pregler, James Underhill, Russell Pudulis, Sunny Walker. Amanda Quagon, Lisa Walker. Jerome Rauback. Tammy Washington, Tyrone Reyes, Cathrine W hitaker, Terri Rogers. Jonathan White, Mark Rusnacko, James Wilson. Robert Sherer. Carl Wind. Charles Siegel, Loren Wood, Billy Skinaway, Stacy Young. Rachel Smith. Doreen Smith. Jane Spilleth. Cynthia Freshmen — 101 102 — Sophomore Division CREATE AN EXCITING AROMA OF SPIRIT 1. Mike Wynne glances al ihc photographer. 2. BOTTOM ROW: Darccy Sudderth. Michelle Kudquist. T'.mily Scribner. CENTER ROW: Eric Jorgensen. Ann Fokcr. Julie Johnson, Sarah Hammer. TOP ROW: l.uisa Garmcrs. Stephanie Brynstad. 3. Eric Jorgensen shows his pearly whites. 4. “Hey baby, what’s up?“, says Josh Bunker. 5. Melanie Majors is struck by passion. 6. Stephanie Brynstad. Ann Eoker, Julie Johnson, and Emily Scribner ham it up. 7. Patty Boler says “Cheese.” 8. Jennifer Johnston shows her dimples. 9. Sophmore John Shardin. Sophomore Division — 103 SOPHOMORES Anderson, David Anderson. Johannah Anderson. Wayne Anoka, Kim Armijo, Brian Arnold, Angeleen Austin. Daniel Austin, Donald Balkman, Carah Barcluy. Bamhi Barrows. l.ea Baric. Heidi Baric, Peter Barth, Lysa Bat ho. George Baum. Jennifer Beaulieu. Bryan Beilin. Julie Belton, Karin Bender, Lcisha Friends pose for the camera during lunch. Greg Beaulieu helps students on tally day. 104 — Sophomores Boone. Eddie Bosley, Nicole Bostelmann, Ann Bouska, Tnnya Brandi. Aileen Brang. Jeffrey Breaull. Ootid Brc inka. Brian Broden, Kenneth Broos, Robert Bruce, Jimmy Brynstad. Stephanie Bunker. Sarah Burns. Jeff Burrington, Jeffrey Cannon, Eric Capra. Tony Carr, Sean Clark. Amy Coker, Terriel Sophomores participate in a pep fest. Sophomore cheerleaders bring the house down. Sophomores — 105 Luisa Garmcrs and Darcy Sudderth discuss ihcir volleyball strategy. Corona. Paulette Cosner, Jeff Coyour. Chris Collins. Molly Cromwell. Lorrie Cromwell. Rhonda Cung. Peter Cyr, Andrea Daigle, Christopher Davis, Gregory Davis. Joseph Deal. David Dean. Jeffrey Degan, Peter DeMuth, David Dentz. Christine Dhanalal, Meera Doege. Tina Drake, Jim Dugan, Dean Dunham, Johannah Dunleavy, Yvonne Kdwards, Geraldine Edwards. Jamie Emerson, Elizabeth 106 — Sophomores Nancy Burkhardt. Eric Berg, Lisa Hohages, and James l.cn-fesly prepare for the homecoming parade. Feriancek, Ronald Fcriancek, Scott Flachmun, Jonathan Flugge, Darlene Eokcr. Ann Foker, Eric Freeman. Tonya Gilbertson. Nancy Goodreid. Kathryn Goodsky, tana Coogins. Sarah Graham, Elliott Grnnquist, Vincent Hnlbcrt. Jennifer llallli. Dennis Friedman, l.inda Gardner, Vincent Garmers, Luisa Gershenson, Becky Geye, Gubriellc Hahnkc, I.ee Hansen, Dale Hansen, Eric Hansen. Heather Sophomores — 107 Hauck, Lisa Haywood, Julie Hcil. DcLynn Helmstctter, Bryan Hendrickson. Tammy Hanson, Greta Hanson, Stephen Harris. Vincent Hartwigscn. Heather Her, May Houa Hesse, Usa Hill, Paul Hill. Ricky Hindbcrg, Rodney Hobson, Shirley Hoekstra, Jamie Hoekslra, Rainy Hohagc, I.isa Gail Jenkins studies during class. Holman. Ricky Hol nagcl. Steven Horton, Diane Hughes, Daniel Humphrey. Wilbur isham, Loralee Jackson. James 108 — Sophomores Jackson. Joseph Jagod inski, Natasha Johnson. Anthony Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Jodie Johnson. I.ucinda Johnson, Michael Johnston, Jennifer Jones, Terrill Jordan. Clarence Jordan, Earline Jorgensen, Eric Joyce, Todd Kampe, Sandra Karlen. Birgitta Katagiri. Ejyo Kelen. Robert Kelen. Sarah Keller. Robert Kieselbach, Karla Kimmcl. Christopher Eric Thoreson played his clarinet for enjoyment. Sophomores — 109 Leaf, Dawn Lee, Susan Lee. Toulo Leecv, Kevin Levy, Miriam Landsman, Aaron Lanier, Yvette lawiigan. Ann lairson, Samantha Lewis, Randall Lindberg. I avid Lindgren. Kimberly Long, Mike Longsdorf, Sara Lossow, Corinne Lubarski, Jeffrey Madison, John MacKachern, Anne Malone. Robert Marden, Hilary Marshall, Kirk Mathews. Christine Mattson. Troy McC'aa. Steve Birgeita Karlen brushes up in class. Richclle Slinger and Yvonne Dunleavy show off for the camera. 110 — Sophomores Miller, Allen Miller, Andrea Miller. Kdward Miller, Stephen Mohs, Ann Moore, Carolyn Moore, Darren Moorman. Leona Moose, Terry Morin, Shane Morris, Patty Morison, Alvin Morrison. Anthony Morsettc. Kenneth Mulcahy, Sean Mullikin, Marcia Munnell, Connie Munt, David Munzner, Tamara Murray. Teresa Sophomores work on their schedules. Lynda Friedman and Heather llartwigson in their class room. Sophomores — III Nutter, Scott Nygren, Rhonda Nygren, Tina Ocel. Emily Students clown around as they wait for the bus to depart. Murry. Daisey Myhro. Anthony Ocel. Timothy Olson, Erik Olson. James Opheim, Sarah Off, Ron Overby, Cheryl Peake. Joyce Pearson, Patricia Pearson, Valora Perko, John Pcrun, Andrea Peterson. Bryn Peterson, Orcg Peterson. Robert Peterson. Victor Phan, Phu, Nam Plunkett. Jerome 112 — Sophomores Rafonne Rucker helps Andrea Cyr with her work. Radhakris, Triva Rasmussen, Dean Redearlh, Julie Reese, Rickl Roban, Michele Robertson. l.isa Roy, Dan Saylor, Kirsten Schaefers, Steven Schnfc-r, Bradley Schardin, John Rucker. Rafonne Rudquist, Michelle Saastad, Steve Sundin, Shannon Savage, Michael Schirmcr. Tracie Schmidt, Christa Schneibcl. Deborah Schomrner, Matthew Schuvciller, Mike Scott. Sandra Scribner. Emily Seifert, Timothy Sophomores — 113 Sharp. Pamela Sheriff. Omar Sheerman. Jennifer Sherman. I humus Simpson. Da'i«l Simpson, haia Skinner. Richard Slinger. Richelle Sl . l isa Nix. Michael Smith, Tracy Smith, Virginia Spell . Sheila Starr, Pat Stcidlc. Michael Stcller. Timothy Stodolka, Ste'en Strong, Richelle Suarez, Victor Suddcrth. Darcy Swader, l isa S sinhnlm, l)a� id swirl . Janies Ssal. Sanjay labor. Richard I amble, Tamera lapplin. Sandra lerwex. I.ori I liaxer, Michelle I hompson. Marx Kax Thompson. Michelle I liomas. (.rcg I'hnreson. I rik limm, Beth l ipple. Kara 114 — Sophomores Tollcfson, Jennifer Tonsager, Brian Topitchofer, Thomas Tomes. Larry Tran. Ilicp Xuan L'nticdt. Teresa (Jplon, Kristin Vixayvong, Sid Vosscn, Patrick Ward, l.ouise W'assenaar, Matt Watroba. Nancy Weimcr, Shawn Wcinschreidcn. Stephen Wells, Thomas W eseman, Shaun Wichman, Julie W'ilkie, Andrea Williams. Jeff Williams. Matt Wilson, Roberta Winick, l)eana Wynne, Michael Yacger, Tim Zaragoza. Robert Zemach. Irit Zimmerman, Laura Sophomores Not Pictured Anderson, Richard Anderson, Johannah Anderson. Wendy Arradondo, Jermar Austin. Daniel Austin, Donald Bartusch, Michaelanna Basswood, Holland Bclfrey, Thurlce Bell, Stayci Bennett, Sandra Blue, Silas Bowman, Peter Brisbois, Kugenc Brisk!, Monica Brown. Matt Bruce, Dean Bruce, Deana Burnett. Doreen Bunge. Ann Carnes, James C'avin. Raymond Chicilo, Anna-Marie Clarin, Robert Clausen. Alex Collins, Gcrri Collins, Meghan Cramer, Joseph Cromwell. Rhonda Darr, Symone Deegan, Louis Dckkcr. Jacqueline DeLuncy, Dona DcMufh. Da id Kllis. Pamela F.nz, Lisa Kaye Evans, Michelle Fahrendorf. Dwanyc Ford, Shirley Francisco, Jonathan Franklin, Catherine Geer, Barbara Glover, Benjamin Goose, Jeanne Gouge. Beverly Guenther, Dean Hummer. Sarah Hardeman, Leon Harding, Howard Harper. Michelle Harper. Mitchellc Hartley, Sheryl Hauser. Eric Jackson. Sharon Jacobs. Robin Johnson. Evonne Johnson, Harriet Johnson, Julie Johnson. Margaret Johnson. Ronnie Johnstone, Brenda Kitto. Norman Knoll, John ijiBreche, Keith Ijimb. Melinda Langsdorf, Chris I Raque, Pamela Larsen, Robin Larson, David Edward l irson. Warned Lcmke. Jeff Looking Elk. Phylis Louisiana, Loren l.yngen. Troy Mathcny, Michael Mathiew, Kertrell Mathison, Lori McDaniel. David MaCullock. Cary Mendenhall, W'endy Middleton, Dave Monroe, Lisa Morris. Bobby Moye, Dennis Murphy, Scott O’Keefe, Antonio Oker, Kelli Jo Parkin. Christine Payne, Keith Perkins. Daniel Powell, Rosie Reyes, Donald Rice, Kristine Richards, Samucll Richardson, Antinio Rogers, Randy Rowe, Melissa Saastad, Steven Sayers. Dale Scherman. Cynthia Schmidt, Christ Scott. Christiana Shull. Patrick Sigerson, Mark Skeesick. Christine Smith. Bonnie Stand, Michael Stately. Gary Svien, Alden Taintcr. Laurie Tatro. Janet Terrell, Lisa Turner, Rickey Vang. Koua Walker, Cathy Wallace, Heather Weaver. Douglas VVendling, Mary White, Charles Wilbur. Brian Williams, David Woelfel, Tony Young, Laureen Zahn. William Sophomores — 115 1. Dung Ihao quit'll) rends his hook in class. 2. Phillip Maltese, Darrin fellows. and Matt W illiams relax in their chentistr) class. 3. Caroline Weissman and Kaficl .erct are bored with their studies. 4. Maurie W ind smiles for the camera. 5. Hill Ice and I rent Williams are sating South is number I.” . Palst Kraneis makes a pot in ceramics class. 7. hundicu llanurnan and Jeff Halbert stud) for a health test. X. Dennis I rickson thinks of an anstter to a question. ‘I. I ini Purlle looks suprised to hate his picture taken. III. al Dunklet and Mna Irwin pose for the camera on the balcony. Junior Ditision 1984 BE EXTRA CAREFUL NOT TO OVERCOOK Sloe Kytlo displays the walleye he mounted in Taxidermy daxv Aboud. Diana Ackerberg. Nina Alexander, John Allen. Henry Anderson, Bart Andersmi, Beck) Anderson, Glenn Anderson. Jay Anderson, l.isbeth Anderson. Murylou Andrusko. James Vrones, Janet Ascrill. Annette Aydinalp, Scott lward, Kristine Axemote, Rachel Buker. Brian Baker. Theresa Baker. W arren Banks, Seleno Barnard, Dianna Bay, C hyrise Beach. Sarah Beaulieu, Robert Beicr, Margaret Belton, Krlc Benjamin, Nathan Berg, Krik Berglof, Brian Beskc, Heidi ( hris Beaty draws a cartoon in Graphic Arts class. 118 — Juniors Tom Feehan works in machine shop. liilhro. I.alceta Bingham, Marie Birulkin, Annette Bispala, Karen Blackwell, Monica Bliss, Annamaria Blue, Rita Boswell, Terri Boughton, Mike Bougie, Allen Bowman. Victoria Bradly, Lydia Brandel, Sara Brandt. Blaixe Brandt, F.rick Brick. Stetcn Briski, Monica Broden, Heather Brooks, Tamra Brown, Kristine Brunes, Kari Bryden, Catherine Buakes, Amy Bunker, Joshua Bunnell. Todd Burkhardt. Nancy Burlingame, John Burnett, Denise Bushy. Ijiura Caglioti. Antonio Heidi Beske rehearses with the band. Juniors — 119 Cinniru, Andy Carlson, Matthew arlson. Tammy Carpenter, Craig (after. Donna ( aswell. Jeffery Chunthakhoun, Chareunsouk Chastain, Greg Chavez. Nenitu Chernc, Cathryn ( hristiansen. Sherrie ( hrisiianson, Dawn Cingi. Cevdet ( offman, Jnckquclinc ( oilman. Jon Coker. Bonita Collins, Julia Collins. Mary ( ollins, Meg Connors, Diana Conroy. F.than Copeland, David Cordell. Tressa Croissant, Cheryl Greg Chastain holds the ceiling up during class. Cung. Twan Culling, Andrea Dahl, Austin Dahlager, Patricia Daley. Flizahcth Dalleska, Nathan Juniors Dam. lianh Phoung Dao, Kieu Davidson. Beth Davis, (jail Daw is. David Day, Danny v 'v' Dean, Datenia De Hough, Lee Dtmm, ( harles Dimps, Monique Dolid. Rosamond llunlrat), l’in Dunn. Danny Dupce, Shari Lllard. Becky FTigelhardt, Surale Krickson, Debra I rickson. Dennis Frickson, Scon Knin, Scott l.rwln, (.inn F.skelson. Jennifer Kseslage. Julie l ahes. Catherine Faiella, Stephanie Falaas, Susan Farmer, Joy Juniors Feehan, Thomas Fcllowes, Darin Ferris, Lorraine Hart Anderson practices his typing. Forsman, Tim Fraction. Denise Franchelt, Andrea Francis, Patsy I rancisco, John Fromm, Jcrold Finstad. Aletha Fisher. Mary ITaata. Dale Heck. Kim Fong. Emil) l-ootc, Lawrence Fryxell, David Fuller. Matthew Ferguson, I.eland Garmers, Ericka Geretz. Michelle Geretz, Rafael Gibney, Anne Goldfarb. Pamela Goodsell. Robert Gouge. Cheryl Grancy, l.isa Grates, Jeffrey Greene, Tiffnie Gregcrsen. Anton Gross, Ida Gunderson, Paul lludden, Heather Halbert, Jeffrey Hall. Matt Hamilton, David Hansen, Darrin Hanson. James Hnnuman, Chanica llargens, Andrew Hargreaves, Kim Harper. Michelle 122 — Juniors Harris. I)� «id Hart, Joann Hart fid. Michelle Hastings, Sarah llaug, Christine Ilaugh. l.uura Heath. Jon llcil. Geraldine Held, Ijiuria Hillbeck. Michael Hillman. Peter Hochstcttcr. Heidi Holniun. Delano llronoski, John lludy. Michelle Isham. Mark Jacobsen, Bub Jeffrey. Scott Jenkins. Carmen Jenkins. Gail Johnson. Carol Juniors Johnson. Kristin Johnson. Rosetta Juhnson, Sally Johnson, Stacy Johnson, Tony Becky Anderson paints in Art class Cheryl Croissant discusses her schedule with Mr. Dahl on tally day. Jones, William Jones, Christine Jorgensen, Jerry Jorgensen, Joshua Juhera, Christ Kadlec, Carol Kapishkowit. SyIsia Kaplan, Adina Karsko, Kelly Keavy, David Keefe, Carolyn Keezer, Denise Kcgg, Manfred Kemp, Kristine Kemp, Martin Kctola, Justine Khaki. Farah Khan. Bibi Kjolla. Mary Klein, Teresa Kommer, Donald Krusic, Faith Kurkosky, Glenn Kurtz, Heather Kyllo, Steven IjiChapelle, Darra l a Due, David Tiffnie Greene lakes a break in the library. 124— Juniors Blaise Brandi tries to find a good book. Ijimb, Kimberly Lampley. Jeffrey Longcnfcld. Billy Jo Lungsdorf, Gregory Larsen, Laura lairson. Kenneth Lcgg. Colin Lenfcsty, James Lewis, Laurice Lewis, Leah Liftman, Miriam l.ockett, Leona Long, Denise l.oper, Sarah Lorenz. Johnny I.ubarski, Ke in Ly, Khamsene Ly, Vue Lynch. Amy Lyon. Dana Majors, Melanie Maltese. Phillip Marciniak, Timothy Martin. James Marlin, Nora Matthews, Thomas Matheny, Kotin Tracy Mutch writes an essay in the library. Juniors — 125 McQuiston, John McQuiston. Patrick Meka. Terry Miller. Woven Miller. Sara Mollcnhoff, Grant Monroe, Lisa Moore. Leslie Morrow, Darnell Mr© , Vikki Mulcahy. Sean Mullikin, Michelle Murphy. Debra Murphy. Michael Mutch. Tracy Narpaul. Roshani Nash. Terry Ann Nelson, Susan Ness. Anne Nunn, Robert O'Connell, Michael Olson, Michael Olson, Rachel Pnlacio, Renee Park. Catherine Parker, Shana Parkcs, Shannon Patnoe, Shelly Patrykus. Catherine Patterson. Denise Phillips, Jacqueline Peter, Timothy Phelps. Patty Pitting, Nghi Hue Pikkarainc, Darren Pit er. Marc Micci Parker and Vcrlyndn league cheer at the Homecoming game. Sherry Christensen and Diane Barnard 'how us their ligerette style. 12b Plain, Anne Pone. Visit Premier, Donna Prescott, Kdward Pslho . Nicholas Purple, Joshua Purtlr, Timothy Reinhart, Jennifer Rcseland, Julie Richardson, Andrea Riger, Sharon Riger, Susan Ritchie, Drake Robertson, Hilary Rodacker, Nicole Roff. Jeffrey Rogers, Da id Rogers. Paige Rogers, Randy Ronald, James Rooker. Michael Rosby. Trenton Rosenberg . Visit Rossow, Michael Rucker, Klayna Rucker, F.lisa Ruff. Kelly Ann Sabol. Shaun Sampson, Patricia Sandbo, Mary Sandte, John Sayers, Scott Scurletl. Rohan Sehnrdin, Klirabclh Schindler. Deborah Schneibcl, Amy Juniors — 127 Schneider. Robert Schrocder. Jodie Scott. Elizabeth Scott, Jon Scott, Jonathan Scott, Thomas Sell. Tom Seraaj, Rhonda Seymour, Adam Shankey, Shelley Darin Fellowes dujdrcams in math. Juniors Sommers, Michelle Sorensen, Kristin Sparer, Eleanor Spilleth, Meg Spnrlein, Jeannie Spratf. Christine SpriRjjle. Sheryle Staba. Mark Starke, Erie Starr, Clark Starr, Joseph Starrett, Jodi Sheldon. Jill Shilson, Troy Siegrist, Dean Slaughter, Arthur Smith, Connie Smith, Debra Smith, Earnest Smith, Scott Soldo, Michelle Stalely, l.con Steinberg, Linda Stephenson, Cindy Stewart, James Stocking, Timothy Stordahl, Scott Swanson, Mark Swenson, Marie Teague, Verlynda Teitz, lieidi Tcllinghuisen, Konrad Thomas, Larry Tidwell, Jason Valentine, Marjorie Vang. Chang Vang. Chao Jeffrey Caswell cleans a pheasant in Taxidermy class. Vang, See Vixaytong, Kak Vocltz, Ezell Vocltz, Jennifer Wahlbcrg, Timothy Waldater, Roger Walsh, Barbara Waskosky, Greg Watkins. Amere Webb, Alita Weisberg, Ori Weissman, Caroline f Juniors — 129 Wendlandt. Wade Wcsiby, Jonathan Wcsterberg, Amy Wcstreicb, Frederick White, I)e in White. Michael While, Paula Wilcox, Ricky Williams, Matt Williams, Trent Williamson, Sean Wilson. Carla Wilson, l.inda Wind. Maury Windcn, Phillip Wollak, Scott Wood, Cynthia Wood. Laura W'orkcurr, Kimberly Wright, Dus id Young, Glenda Youngdahl, F.mily Zuntalla, Rolando .arling, Lyle Zehnle. Susan Zierman, Ann Zimmerman, Angela Zimmerman. Mike 30 — Juniors I ini Purlle poses for the photographer in the library. Scott Wollak prepares to throw in the ball during a soccer game. Juniors Not Pictured Anderson. Kenneth Greene, 1 iffnie Pankow, Iros Anderson. Kimberly (.resham, Tanya Pearson. Jason rcoren. Dana Guckin. Tohad Powell. Winnie Arcoren. Joshua llalsorson. Pamela (Juadc. Renee Bunge, Belts llanson. Greta Quam. Scott Beats. C hristopher Harper. Troy Rausch. Paula Benlhagcn. Stesen llauck, Mona Rebel . Renata Brown. 1 edawn liases. Roxanne Richardson. Walter Burchard, Brand.se Hennegar. Donald Scott, Fli aheth Burns. Richard Hill. Deborah Sharp, lodd Burton. ( arlice Hughes. Tristan Smith. ( harmaine Cairns. Dasid Hurd. Mark Smith. Kimherls Chapman. Mark Isham, ( hristopher Soulak. Jeffrey Chin. Camilla Johnson, l.isa St.Clair. Daniel ( lough. Bonnie Justcn. James Tipple. Kristen Dakota. Man Kapperman. Cynthia Thompson. James Daskam. Stesen Karlstad. Dana Trimble. F.rncst Dasis. dairan Kilto. Ricks Vue. Thao Das is. Charles l.amh. Kimherls Nang. ( hang Detlman. Dennis l.aRongc. Daniel N oung. Gordon Drew. Sharon 1 arson. Rohin Noung. Julie Dunkley. Valarie l.ehon. Robert Watson. Monica Filers. Joan 1 ibbs. Sherri W'enell, Kelly Ksan. Robert Louisiana, Tim Wesley. F.selyn Fcriancek. William l.y, Vue V hiteman. Samantha Ferster. 1 aura Martin. Darrin W ilcox. Julie Fisher, Kimberly Meier. James Williams. Priscilla Flores. Diane Mossy, l.isa W ind, Toni Foker. F.ric Mundv, Brenda Winick. Deana Foies. Debra Munnel. Jackie Wise, Sandra Frceherg. Jennifer Neadcau. Dak- Wsnde. Maury George. Michael Nelson. l.isa (.old. F. ra Norris. Sharon Juniors — 131 VV 1983 1. Aviva Wcisberg, Scolt Quam. and Jan Wik-strom say cheese.” 2. Mike Connelly slops al his locker between classes. 3. Tom Crosby relaxes in his (heater class. 4. Greg Thompson enters the library in search of yearbook pictures. 5. Jonna Bundcl and Ellse Sorenson show their spirit al a hockey game. 6. Jason Benson scowls at the photographer. 7. Senior Class Officers: Chris Stickney. Natasha Vaubcl. Jill Slever, Mary Westerberg. 8. Kevin Rains. Kim Kelly, Suprcna Stephens. Debbie Gilbert. Tim O’Brien, dressed up as “Stars” for theater class. 9. Mike Fredell'talks in to his secret phone. 10. Mike Patterson and Carrie Schrocder in the commons. 11. Bill l.ozito looks into the camera. Seniors REMOVE FROM PRESSURE-COOKER AND TOP WITH DIPLOMA SENIORS Becky All rcchl Theresa Alcckson Michael Aim Charles Amundson Darci Anderson Karla Anderson Kenny Anderson Kim Anderson l.onnie Anderson Mall Anderson Rebecca Aronson Diane Raardson Charles Baker Karla Barle Todd Bartholomew Jason Benson Robert Bergerson Tom BergCalk Seniors — 135 Tim Bergman Charles Blair Krislin Blochowiak Suzanne Bjornson Paul Brottn Seniors Shannon Blue Michelle Bowman Jeff Chandler Mary Kay Cicpiclinski Tiffanv ('organ Monica Copeland Jerome Corrao Rhonda Crapser Thomas Crosby Marjorie Curia Patty Dahlager I.ynn Dahlcn John Daly Thuy l)ao Byron Deegan John l)a� is Rochelle Dav Seniors John Degan Kric Delatlre Mitchell Dennis Ste� e Dickey Erin Dooley Sharon Drew Wheatleigh Dunham Nadine Dvbetik Laura Ellison Seniors Jon Emery Curtis Engen Tracy Entzcl Jim Feriancek John Fccmstcr Robert Fettig Shawn Krickson William Feriancek Chris Finstad Kim Fisher Seniors Michelle Fernandez Emily Foreman Anders Korsman Sheldon Gibbs Anne Gershenson .Seniors Shari Gilbert I.eeAnn Gossman Debbie Goudgc Joseph Gray Randy Grccler Teresa Greene Datid Gundel Robert Hansen Anne Harmon Laurie Harris Sarah Harris Seniors Joan llarrity Kal Hum baker Kathv Hcdlund Alex Herman Paul Higgins Ken Hinkel Seniors Harold llinrichs Lynn llinrichs l)an Hogan Onealha Holman Susan llouscr Randy Howes Diane Jancv Ann Marie Jacobs Vanessa Jenkins Todd Jensen Charlene Jeffrey Seniors Michael Johnston Barbara Jones Dean Johnson Jeff Johnson Jim Johnson Richard Johnson Rosetta Johnson Dana Jones Seniors Robin Kaplan Jonathan Kassmir Kimberly Kelley Kari Kennedy Shema Khan Seniors Oeann Knudtson Scott Kittelson James Kommcr Sarah Kopf Greg lal’lant Dan laironge Wendy 1.arson Kathy l.chmann Susan I arson Dale I.eon Mark I.okn� ich Stuart l.iltleiohn l.ori l.indstrom Rodney I.ossovt Larry MacDonald Janine Martinez Diane Matcer Maria Mathison 0 Seniors Dan Macintyrc LuAnn Madison Willie Marrin Lisa Nelson l.iane Nelson Byron Nygrcn Angel Nelson Steten Nelson John N'itschkc Tim O'Brien Seniors Dan O'Connell Sclga Petersons Tim Poller JoJo Protencher Cathy Phillips Robbie Quelland Seniors Michelle Purlle Renee Quade Ketin Rains Rickc) Randle Rulh Robbins Debbie Robbins Shane Roesner Molly Roulhieaux Amy l.ouise Roman Seniors Dawn Royce Aaron Rudquist Jennifer Ryberg Tony Sanlocono Joleen Saukerson Janie Savage Jeanne Savage Seniors Stephen Savage John Schlottke Debbie Schuda Jeff Schuda Sheri Scon Tom Scholia Carrie Schroeder Colleen Schuda Roger Shimada Melanie Simpson Jeanne Skinner Seniors Steve Skogerboe William Sly Barbara Smith Byrne Smith Tim Smith Seniors Jill Speiscr Elis Sorensen £ «. Ulinda Tapplin Cathy Taplin Greg Thompson Nathan Tcske Rcncc Thompson David Tockman Seniors Dale Thompson l.ori Swalvc j. a Seniors Julie Wilcox Alex Wilson Charles W ilson Atita Weisberg Jan W'ikslrom l isa Wetter Jennefer W eeks Fli aheth W hile Karen Zimmerman Stoc Anderson ndrevs (ar son Joseph Balluff Naomi C'hu Christy Dunn Pam Halvorsen Vickie Hansen Richard Johnson Das id Mortensen Katya Murthv Paul Olsen Randy Sunell John Patcnaudc Richard Romano Laurie Smith 1. Dean Johnson’s arm holds him up during a particularly boring day. 2. Colleen Schuda puls the glamour back in sewing. 3. Kristin Blochowiak performs her Mi-chaelangclo skills in art class. 4. Darryl Perry makes the piano sing. 5. Larry MacDonald looks on a friend’s paper for the right answer. Seniors 1. 1r. Seeden gives a lecture. 2. Frau Hogan tires to get her point across. 3. Mr. Anderson studies his class. 4. Mr. Ryberg in his classroom. 5. Ms. Strand in thought. 6. Mr. NVold confers with student Chris Beaty. 7. Ms. Karakash; “Get ready for timings. 8. Mr. Beenken; I can’t believe they all got an A . 9. Mr. Kaari; I can’t wait till Friday . 10. Scnor Herrera organizes before class. 11. Mr. Smith at a press conference. 12. Mr. I.itowski plays student. 13. Mr. Skavnak: “Is is 2:10 yet?” 14. Mr. Skogland and Mr. Brezny have nothing to hide. 15. Ms. Drone; “1 thought I counted ten this morning. 168 — Faculty Division SPRINKLE WITH DEDICATION, KNOWLEDGE, AND CARE. Faculty Division — 169 FACULTY OUR SOUTH HIGH ADMINISTRATORS: SEATED: Principal; Mr. Dahl. STANDING: Assistant Principals; Mr. Johnson, Mr. Cady, and Mr. Rutherford. I. Mr. Cady talks to Mr. Schell about a student in his English class. I. Mr. Dahl signs a paper for Finance Clerk, I.uEtta Olson. 3. Mr. Fredrickson listens as Mr. Dahl conducts a meeting. 4. Mr. Cady talks on the phone to a student's parent. 5. Mr. Rutherford talks to a student about his school records. 6. Mr. Johnson hands a student her 3rd tri program. 7. Mr. Johnson test the new computer, which will be used for attendance records next year. 8. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Rutherford discuss school business. 170 — Administration Administrators Pleased With Merger Progress The Administration was really pleased with how “remarkably smooth” the merging of the schools went in September. With a lot of changes and “a lot of hard work” it all worked out as well as anyone could expect. The South High student body is twice as large as the year before, which means that there are more class offerings and a chance to study classes in more depth. The Principal and the three Assistant Principals each have individual duties to perform. Mr. Dahl, the principal, is in charge of the extra curricular activities, budgets, faculty meetings, and council, and P.U.S.H. (Parent United for South High). All three assistant principals are in charge of the lunchroom and have individual duties. Mr. Cady takes care of students with last names beginning with A-G, and handles field trip buses. Partnership. Linkage, and Student Council. Mr. Johnson handles students H-O and is in charge of buses, building (desks, equipment). Open school and special education. Mr. Rutherford has students P-Z and takes care of students and faculty programs, tally day, and the Magnet program. Even though South has 4 principals, they all keep busy each day guiding and advising students and staff so that the school continues to run smoothly. There has been a lot of adjustment to be made this year and our principals all agree that next year should be even better. 171 Aim. Larry Anderson. Cordon Anderson. Michael Axclson. Richard Barkmcicr, David Beenkcn. David Bcskc, George Blake. Byron Brenk. Mary Ann Brezny, Loyal Bruce, William Canham, Craig Carter, Levain Carter. Violet Chambers. Richard Christy. James Dean, Virginia Lee Dchlinger, Richard Delaney. Joseph Elliott. Paul Kngstrom. Leslie Ermisch. Eugene Folkestad. Harold Fortier. Gary Freeman. John Ghcrity. Marjory Clock, Norman Glynn, J. Patrick Golob. Bruce Gunderson. Barbara llalloran. Gordon Hendricks. Gregory Herrera. Arturo Hogan, Rosemarie llokc. Melvin Horswill, Carol Hubbard. Marlys Johnson, Nancy Kaari. Warren Hanning, Eunice Kantar, John Harakash, Hilda 172 — School Staff King, John Klanderud. Helen Knollenbcrg. Joseph Kormanik, Richard l.cdbetter. James l.in, Jane Lindquist, Stephen I.itowsky, Jack l.undhcim, Jeanne Lynch, Christopher Malmberg, Dennis Martin, David Mashek, Maureen McGuire, Marcia Nelson, Robert Neumann, Sandra Nye, Barbara Owens. Willie Pet rich, Ronald Pierce, Robert Rodeberg, Barbara Ryan. Susan Rvberg, Donald Salwasscr, James Schell, George Sccdcn, Jim Skuvnuk, Stanley Smith. Irving Strand. Arlene Swintck, Cletus Swanstrom, Charles Thayer, Patricia Wade. Annie Walther, John Webert, Maurice Wold. Roger LIBRARIANS: Rita Drone and Jackie Cronin. COUNSELORS: SITTING: James Barry and Stanley Peterson. STANDING: Richard Fricdrichsen and Andrew Pogolcr. 173 CLERKS: Marian Danielson, Millie Ketcham, Belly Petrich, Mae Carlson. Jo.Ann Swanson. l.uKlta Olson, Lois Walburg, May me Brusiad. Evelyn Johnson. AIDES: Emma Morse, Mary Johnigan, Virginia While. Monica Sedlock. and Grace Dedrick. HEAD CLERK: Jeri Sislo 174 — School Staff HEAL TH SER VICES: SITTING: Mar-ly� Schluck. STANDING:Sharon Bishop, and Delia Wilkins. MINI CLINK Dr. Ed Ehlingcr, Mary Ellen Steinem, and Mary Eide. TRUANT OFFICER Kym Workcuff. LlASON OFFICER: Leonard Skogland School Staff — 175 COORDINA TORS: STANDING: John Freeman, Charles Swanstrom. SI TTING: Cletus Swintek, Ruth Schultz. Robert lle-berle. SOCIAL WORKERS: Allen Anderson, Mary Peterson, Helene Turnbull, Per-nilla l.embke. CONNECTION: SITTING: Steve Day. Joe Knollenbcrg, Andy Nelson. Pete Her-via. STANDING: Mike Rothvveiler, Beverly Sullivan, Judy Pilz, Lynettc l)e-Marre. Beth Wood. Colleen Walsh. Mary-Pat Flandrick. Dclphine Quadtree. 176 — School Staff CUSTODIANS: SITTING: Jeanette Pc(crson, John Hiben, F. I wood “Woody Romsaas. l.cil Bohn. STANDING: Rodger Colve, Dick Olsen, and Robert Stevenson. FOOD SERVICES: Corrine Castle. Bernice Stuart, Mary Hill. I.inda l.undcrborg, Teresa Herman, and Rosella Messenbrink. School Staff — 177 On This And The Following Pages Are Area Businesses And Organizations Who Have Purchased Ad Space To Help Support Our 1983 Yearbook. Please Help To Support Them! H. LARSON STUDIO INC. Distinctive Photography Photography by Bob Olson - Dave Santos •Senior Portraits •Family Groups •Candid Weddings 729-1375 2919-27 Avenue South (27th and Lake) 178 — Advertising f edst iom JEWELERS Featuring the best jewlery to choose from. Experts in watch repair. 3019 - 27th Avenue So. 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ALECKSON, TERRI: Honor Society 12, Newspaper 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Magnet Program 12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. AMUNDSON, CHARLIE: Football 11, Golf 10,11,12, Honor Society 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. ANDERSON, DARCI: Marching Band 11. ANDERSON, KARLA: Tennis 10.12, Volleyball 11, Golf 10,11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11.12, Cheerleader 10, Homecoming Committee 11,12, Youth For Christ 10. ANDERSON, LONNIE: Basketball 9,10, Track 9. ANDREAS, KAREN: Concert Choir 11, Spanish Club 9,10,11, Newspaper 10,11,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 11, Cheerleader 11, Stage Crew 11. ARONSON, BECKY: Badminton 10, Concert Choir 10,11. BAARDSON, DIANE: Volleyball 9.10.11.12, Badminton 10,11, Honor Society 12, Magnet Program 12. BAKER, CHARLES: Football 10, Swimming 10,11,12, Golf 10.11.12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 11, Junior Class Officer 11, Prom Committee 12, Principal Advisory Board. BARBER, ROD: Baseball 10. BARTE, KARLA: Swimming 9,10,11, Soccer 11,12, Newspaper 12, Creative Writing Mag. 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Open School 11,12. BARTHOLOMEW, TODD: Foot- ball 10. BELLANGER, TAMMY: Track 10. BERGFALK, THOMAS: Tennis 10, Swimming 11, Chess Club 11, Newspaper 12. BERGMAN, TIM: Swimming 10,11,12. BJORNSON, SUZANNE: Basketball 10,11, Volleyball 10,11,12, Badminton 10,11, Magnet Program 12. BLAIR, CHUCK: Concert Choir 10.11, South Singers 11. BLOCHOWIAK, KRISTIN: Concert Choir 11, Open School 11. BROWN, PAUL: Hockey 11. BRYANT, LINDA: Basketball 10.11.12, Debate Club 12. BUNDUL, JONNA: Cheerleader 12, Magnet Program 9,10,11,12, Latin 9-12. BURGOYNE, RUSSELL: Wrestling 10,12. CAPRA, MONICA: Cross Country Skiing 9,10, Swimming 9,10,11, Track 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 12, Gymnastics 9,10, Variations 10, Urban Arts 10, Young Life, 10.11.12, Honor Society 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11,12, Class Officer 10, Cheerleader 11,12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Magnet Program 12. CARANICAS, ANDREW: Basketball 10, Soccer 11, Jazz Band 10.11, Concert Band 10,11,12, Musical 11, Debate Club 10,11, Chess Club 11, International Club 11, Magnet Program 10,11,12. CARLSON, ANDREW: Swimming 10.11.12, CARROLL, LINDA: Concert Choir 11.12, Variations 10, Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10, Urban Arts 10,11, Yearbook 12, Newspaper 10, Student Gov’t member 10.11, Tigerettes 12, Cheerleader 10.11, Homecoming Committee 10.11.12, Sno-Daze Committee 10.11, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. CHANDLER, JEFF: Football 10. CHASTAIN, KEN: Tennis 10.11.12, Cross Country 10, Soccer 12, Concert Choir 12, Pep Band 10,11,12, Jazz Band 10.11.12, Concert Band 10,11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11, Stage Crew. CHU, NAOMI: Honor Society 12. CIEPIELINSKI, MARY KAY: MICE 11,12. CLUTE, STEVEN: Wrestling 10.11.12, Track 10,11,12, Cross Countryl2, Soccer 10,11, Open School 12. COLBY, ROSS: Football 10,11,12, Golf 11,12, Fall Spring Plays 12, Ski Club 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12. CONNELLY, MIKE: Football 12, DH Skiing 10, Hockey 10,11,12, Golf 10,11,12, Concert Choir 11, German Club 10, Ski Club 10, Young Life 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Magnet Program 9,10,11. COPELAND, MONICA: Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Young Life 10,11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10.11.12, Tigerettes 10,11,12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 10,11, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. CORBESIA, JAMES: Swimming 10.11.12, CRAPSER, RHONDA: Track 11, Gymnastics 11, Pep Band 11, Marching Band 10,11, Pioneer-ettes 10, Cheerleader 11,12, Sno-Daze Committee 11, Magnet Program 10,11,12. CROSBY, TOM: Fall Play 12, Stage Crew 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. 190 — Senior Index CZAIA, MARJORIE: Softball 12, Soccer 12, Newspaper 11,12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Open School 11,12. DAR, MICHELLE: MICE 12, Partnership 10,11,12. DE CARVALHO, MONICA: Pep, Concert, Marching Band 12, International Club 12, Magnet Program 12. DENNIS, MITCHELL: Golf 11,12. DOOLEY, ERIN: Swimming 10,12, Golf 11, Badminton 10, Pep Concert Band 10, Spanish Club 12, Newspaper 12, Creative Writing Magazine 10, Cheerleader 10.11, Open School 10,11,12. DUNHAM, WHEATLEIGH: Swimming 10, Golf 10,11, Winter Play 11, Fall Play 12, Chess Club 11, International Club 10,11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Magnet Program 12. DUNN, CHRISTY: Concert Choir 10.11.12, South Singers 12, Spring Play 12, Cheerleader 11, Homecoming committee 11, Sno-Daze Committee 11. ENTZEL, TRACY: Student Gov’t member 10,11, Tigerettes 10.11.12. ERICKSON, SHAWN: Fall Spring Play 12, Stage Crew 10,11. FITHIAN, ALLISON: Volleyball 10.11, Soccer 9, Speech Club 10.12, International Club 10, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 10, Student Gov’t member 10, (officer 10) Sno-Daze Committee 12, Magnet Program 12, Open School 10, COSM 12. FLOBERG, DARLENE: Tennis 10, Student Gov’t member 10. FOREMAN, EMILY: Badminton 11, Concert Choir 12, South Singers 12, Urban Arts 10,11 Magnet Program 12. FORSMAN, ANDERS: Soccer 12. GERSHENSON, ANNE: Winter Play 10,11, Debate Club 11, In- ternational Club 10, Honor Society 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12. GILBERT, DEBRA: DECA 12, Student Gov’t Member 10, Cheerleader 10,12, Prom Committee 12. GLEASON, ANNETTE: Badminton 10, Spanish 12. GOSSMAN, LEEANN: Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Spring Play 10,11, Honor Society 11,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11,12, Tigerettes 10,11,12, Magnet Program 12. GOUDGE, DEBBIE: DECA 11,12. GRAY, JOE: Hockey 10,11. GRAY, SHERI: Track 10, Pep Band 10,11, Marching Band 10,11, Spanish Club 10-12, Newspaper 12, Student Gov't member 12, Magnet Program 9,10,11,12. GREELER, RANDY: Football 10.11.12, Baseball 10,11,12. GUNDEL, DAVE: Football 10.11.12, Baseball 10,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. HAMMER, MICHAEL: Wrestling 10.11.12, Track 11, Concert Choir 10, Stage Crew 10, Open School 10. HANSEN, ROBERT: Football 10.12, Swimming 10,11,12, Student Gov’t member 11. HANSON, KEITH: Baseball 9.10.11.12, Pep, Jazz, Concert Marching Band 10,11. HANSON, KEVIN: Baseball 9.10.11.12, Pep, Jazz, Concert, Marching Band 10,11,12. HARMON, ANNE: Track 10,11,12, Gymnastics 9-12, Spanish Club 10, Cheerleader 10,11,12, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 9-12. HARRIS, LAURIE: Track 10.11.12, Cross Country 10,11,12, Gymnastics 10,11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Tigerettes 12, Pioneer-ettes 11, Magnet Program 9-12. HARRIS, SARAH: Swimming 11, Golf 12, Spring Play 11, Newspaper 12, Magnet Program 10-12, MCAD 12. HARRITY, JOAN: Track 10-12, Volleyball 10, Concert Choir 10.11, Variations 10, South Singers 11, Musical 10, Young Life 10.11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11,12 (officer 12), Tigerettes 11,12, Cheerleader 10, Homecoming Committee 10-12. HATCHETT, JAMES: Football 10.11, HEDLUND, KATHY: MICE 11,12, Partnership 12. HIGGINS, PAUL: Football 10-12, Hockey 10, Track 10-12, Cross Country 10, Concert Choir 10-12, South Singers 10-12, Concert Marching Band 10,11, Musical 10.11, Fall Play 10,11, Urban Arts 10, Stage Crew 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 10,11. HINKLE, KEN: Musical 10, Winter Play 10, Urban Arts 10,11, Stage Crew 10-12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 10,11. HINRICHS, HAROLD: Football 10.11, Golf 9,10, Magnet Program 9-11. HINRICHS, LYNN: Volleyball 11, Golf 10,11, Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Spring Play 10, Urban Arts 11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11,12, Homecoming Committee 11,12, Magnet Program 12. HOGAN, DAN: Football 10,11, Basketball 10, Baseball 10, Newspaper 10. HOLMAN, ONEATHA: Track 10.11, HOUSER, SUE: Volleyball 11, Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Yearbook 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Cheerleader 10,12, Homecoming Committee 11,12, Youth for Senior Index — 191 Christ 10. HOWES, RANDY: Football 10,11,12, Swimming 10, Baseball 10, Homecoming Royalty 12, Magnet Program 12. ISHAM, LORI: Basketball 10, Volleyball 10-12, Badminton 10-12, TANS 10, Young Life 11, Student Gov’t member 11,12. JACOBS, ANN: Cross Country 10, Volleyball 11, Soccer 10, Concert Choir 10, Concert Band 10, Student Gov’t member 10 (officer 10,11) Open School 12. JANEY, DIANE: Swimming 10-12, Basketball 10-12, Softball 12, Badminton 10,11, Pep, Jazz, Concert Marching Band 10,11, Young Life 10,11, Honor Society 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 10,11, Student Gov’t member 10-12 (officer 11), Class Officer 10,11, Homecoming Sno-Daze Committee 10-12, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. JEFFREY, CHARLENE: Basketball 9-11, Volleyball 11, Softball 12, Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Cheerleader 10,12. JOHNSON, DEAN: Baseball 9-12. JOHNSON, JEFF: Concert Choir 10.11, South Singers 11, Musical 10, Spring Play 10, Magnet Program 12. JOHNSON, ROSETTA: MICE 12, TANS 10,11,12. KEYS, LORI: DECA 12, Newspaper 12. KOPF, SARAH: Soccer 10, Musical 10,11, Winter Play 10,11, Fall Play 11,12, Spring Play 11, Urban Arts 10,11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 10, Student Gov’t member 11,12, Stage Crew 11, Prom Committee 12, Open School 11.12. LAMB, MICHELLE: MICE 12, Partnership 11,12, Linkage 10. LARSON, SUE: Concert Choir 10,11,12, Open School 12. LAWSON, LYNN: Soccer 10. German Club 10. LEE, HYUN: Soccer 12. LEHMANN, KATHY: Track 7,8, Cross Country 8, Softball 12, Concert Band 7-11, Cheerleader 11. LINDSTROM, LORI: Volleyball 9, Yearbook 10, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno-Daze Committee 11. LITTLEJOHN, STUART: Tennis 10.11.12, Sophomore Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, Cross Country 10,11, Concert Choir 11, Black Culture 10,11, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 10,11,12, Student Gov’t member 10,11,12, Junior Class Officer 11, Sophomore Class Officer 10, Homecoming Committee 10, Magnet Program 10.11.12, Student Gov’t Officer 10,11. LOKOWICH, MARK: Honor Society 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. LOSSOW, RODNEY: Sophomore Football 9, Varsity Football 10.11.12, Hockey 9,10,11, Junior Varsity Hockey 9, Sophomore Baseball 9, Varsity Baseball 10, Jazz Band 10, Spring Play 10, Honor Society 12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 10, Student Gov’t member 10. LUND, ERIKA: Soccer 10, International Club 12, Honor Society 12. LYNCH, BRUCE: Football 10,11, Baseball 10, Yearbook 10,11, Magnet Program 12, Open School 9-11. MACDONALD, LARRY: Football 10,11, Wrestling 11, Honor Society 12, Creative Writing Magazine 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. MACEACHERN, PEGGY: Swimming 10,11,12, Honor Society 12. MADISON, LUANN: Pep, Concert, Marching Bands 10,11,12, Yearbook 11,12, Newspaper 11, Student Gov’t Member 10, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 10,11. MARTINEZ, JANINE: Track 10-12, Volleyball 10, Badminton 9, Concert Choir 12, Variations 10.11, Young LifelO-12, Cheerleader 12, Magnet Program 12. MATTON, LINDA: Track 11,12, Concert Choir 11,12, South Singers 12, Fall Play 12, Yearbook 12. MCHIE, NETTIE: MICE 12. MEYER, DAVID: Ski Club 9, Yearbook 9, Student Gov’t member 12 (officer 12) MIER, DEANNA: Concert Choir 11.12, Magnet Program 12. MILGROM, BEN: Football 10,11, Golf 11,12, Honor Society 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12. MIN DEL, CATHY: Cross Country Skiing 9, Concert Marching Band 10,11,12, German Club 10, Yearbook 10, Newspaper 11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Cheerleader 10,11, Homecoming Committee 11, Magnet Program 12. MINGO, ANDREA: Pep Band 10, Spanish 10,11, Newspaper 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Magnet Program 12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. MOLINE, KAREN: Volleyball 11, Badminton 10, Variations 10, South Singers 11, Concert Marching Band 10-12, Musical 11, Class Officer 10, Cheerleader 12, Homecoming Committee 12. MOORE, LESLIE: Young Life 10- 12, Welcome week committee 11. MOORE, RICHARD: Football 10, Wrestling 9-12, Marching Band 10, Magnet Program 9-12. MROZAC, CHRIS: Magnet Program 10-12. MULCAHY, DONNA: Gymnastics 10,11, Pioneerettes 10,11, Magnet Program 9-12, Sno-Daze Homecoming talent show 12. MUNT, JENNIFER: Swimming 9- 11, Golf 10-12, Soccer 9, Honor 192 — Senior Index Society 12, Yearbook 10,12, Newspaper 11, Homecoming Royalty 9, Student Go’t member 12, Homecoming Committee 11, Open School 11,12, French Club 9- 11. MURPHY, MICHAEL: Magnet Program 10-12. NEISIUS, JULIE: Concert Choir 11, Tigerettes 11,12, Magnet Program 12. NELSON, ANGEL: Concert Choir 10- 12, South Singers 12, Honor Society 12, Creative Writing Magazine 10, Student Gov’t member 12, Tigerettes 12, Pioneer-ettes 10, Magnet Program 9-12. NITSCHKE, JON: Football 10, Swimming 10-12, Baseball 10, Yearbook 10,11. O’BRIEN, TIM: Baseball 10,11, Soccer 10-12, Homecoming Royalty 9. O’CONNELL, DAN: Cross Country Skiing 10,11, Cross Country 11, Golf 9,10. O’CONNELL, JENNIE: Cross Country Skiing 12, Tennis 10-12, Volleyball 10, Golf 12, Concert Choir 11, Young Life 12, Newspaper 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Homecoming Committee 12, Prom Committee 12, Open School 11,12. OMDAHL, SHELLY: Basketball 11, Volleyball 10,11,12, Softball 10.12, Sno-I)aze Royalty 11. OTT, JACKIE: Tennis 9,10,12, Young Life 10,11,12, Honor Society 12, Student Gov’t member 10.12, Cheerleader 10-12, Homecoming Committee 10,12, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. PALACIO, KING: Spanish Club 12, DECA 11,12, TANS 12. PATTERSON, DEBBIE: Concert Choir 10,11, Young Life 10,11,12, Honor Society 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11, Homecoming Comm. 10,11, PATTERSON, MIKE: Swimming 9-12 (Diving), Concert Choir 12, South Singers 12, Spanish Club 10, Newspaper 12, Magnet Program 9-12. PEARL, MICHAEL: Football 10-12, Basketball 10, Track 10-12, Concert Choir 10-12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Class Officer 10, Magnet Program 9-12. PEDERSON, LISA: Newspaper 12, Magnet Program 12. PERRY, DARRYL: Concert Choir 10.11, Musical 10,11, Winter Play 12, Science Club, Stage Crew 12. PETERSEN, NONIE: Magnet Program 9-12. PETERSON, CHRIS: Wrestling 10, Debate Club, 10-12, Speech Club 10,11, Yearbook 10. PETERSON, DON: Football 10,11,12. PETERSONS, SELGA: Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11. PHAN, TIEN: Track 10, Badminton 10,11, International Club 10.11, Honor Society 11, Magnet Program 12. PHI, DUE: Tennis 11,12, Table Tennis 10,11. POTTER, TIM: Football 10, Swimming 10,11, Track 10, Golf 11,12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Sno-Daze Royalty 11, Class Officer 11. POWERS, JAY: Swimming 9,10, Track 9, Spanish Club 9,10, Student Gov’t member 10. PRENTICE, JEFF: Winter Play 10.11, Fall Play 10,11,12, Spring Play 10-12, Sno-Daze Royalty 10, Stage Crew 10-12, Magnet Program 12. PROVENCHER, JOCELYN: Soft-ball 12, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, South Singers 12, Musical 10, Spring Play 10, Yearbook 11, Homecoming Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 10.11, Cheerleader 11,12, Home- coming Committee 10,11, Sno-Daze Committee 11, Magnet Program 12, French Club 10,11. QUELLAND, ROB: Hockey 10, Moto Cross 10-12. RADNIECKI, PAT: Football 10.11.12, Track 10, Baseball 11.12. ROBBINS, DEBORAH: Gymnastics 10, Pep Band 10,11, Concert Marching Band 10-12, Spanish 10-12, Stage Crew 10,11, Magnet Program 10-12. ROESNER, SHANE: DECA 12. ROMANO, RICHARD: Football 10.11.12, Swimming 10, Wrestling 11, Baseball 10-12, Magnet Program 12. ROSS, DAWN: Open School 12. ROUTHIEAUX, MOLLY: Badminton 9-11, Winter Play 11, Fall Play 12, Spring Play 11,12, Magnet Program 9-12. RUDQUIST, AARON: Hockey 10.11, Ski Club 10. RYBERG, JENNIFER: Badminton 9-11, Magnet Program 9-12, AFS 9. SAVAGE, JAN: Basketball 10.11.12, Volleyball 11,12, Badminton 10,11, Variations 10, Young Life 10,11, Homecoming Committee 10, Magnet Program 12, Youth for Christ 10. SAVAGE, JEANNE: Basketball 11, Volleyball 11, Badminton 10,11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 12, Student Gov’t member 11, Cheerleader 10-12, Homecoming Committee 10, Magnet Program 12, Youth for Christ 10. SCHLOTTKE, JOHN: Concert Choir 10,11, Fall Play 10, Stage Crew 10. SCHROEDER, CARRIE: DECA 12. SCHUDA, COLLEEN: Volleyball 10.11, Badminton 10, Concert Choir 11,12, Variations 10, Spring Play 10, Young Life 10-12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Cheer- Senior Index — 193 leader 12, Homecoming Committee 11. SCHUDA, JEFF: Football 10,11,12. SCOTT, JON: Football 9,10,11, Track 10,11, Jazz Band 11, Concert Band 10,11, Magnet Program 9,10,11. SCOTT, SHARI: Concert Marching Band 10-12, Open School 12. SCOTT, TARRIANN: MICE 10,11,12. SIMPSON, KELLY: Concert Choir 11, Concert Band 10, Open School 11,12. SIMPSON, MELANIE: Honor Society 12, Magnet Program 12. SKINNER, JEANNE: Golf 10.11.12, Ski Club 10,11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Cheerleader 10.11, Homecoming Committee 10.11, Prom Committee 11, Open School 10. SLY, BILL: Varsity Baseball 10.11.12. SMITH, BARB: Tennis 12, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Pep Band 11, Concert Band 11, Ski Club 11,12, Young Life 11. SMITH, BYRNE: Pep Band 12, Concert Band 12, Winter Play 10, Fall Play 10, Spring Play 10, Debate Club 10, Magnet Program 10,11,12, Urban Arts 11. SMITH, MIKE: Track 10. SMITH, RUSS: Football 10, Varsity Basketball 10,11,12, Open School 12. SMITH, TIM: Sophomore Football 10, Varsity Football 11,12, Varsity W'restling 11, Sophomore Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 12, Track 10,11,12. SORENSEN, ELISE: Volleyball 11, Badminton 10,12, Spanish 12, Chinese 11,12, French 9,10, Ski Club 10,11, Student Gov’t member 9.10.11, Cheerleader 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12. SPEISER, JILL: Cross Country Skiing 10, Softball 12, Soccer 10.11.12, Debate Club 12, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 10, Magnet Program 12, Open School 10.11, French Contests 9,10. SPRINGER, JILLAINE: MICE 12, PACE 12. STELTON, DENNIS: Sophomore Football 10, Varsity Football 12, Sophomore Wrestling 10, Varsity Wrestling 11, Track 11. STEVER, JILL: Cross Country Skiing 9,10,11,12, Swimming 9.10.11, Soccer 12, Badminton 9.10.11.12, Moto Cross 10, Speech Club 10, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 12, Newspaper 11, Student Gov’t member 12, Senior Class Officer 12, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Prom Committee 12, Open School 9,10,11,12. STEWART, TONY: Sophomore Football 10, Varsity Football 11.12, Swimming 10,11,12, Varsity Baseball 11,12, Young Life 10, French Club 10,11,12, French Trip 11, Intramurals 11, Sophomore Baseball 10. SUNDELL, BILL: Track 11,12, Cross Country 12, Golf 9,10, Pep Band 10,11, Jazz Band 10, Concert Band 10,11, Marching Band 10.11, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 11, Student Gov’t member 10.12, Sno-Daze Committee 11.12, Prom Committee 12. SUNELL, RANDY: Junior Varsity Hockey 10. SW ALVE, LORI: Tennis 10,11,12, Sophomore Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 10, Softball 12, Badminton 10,11, Concert Choir 10.12, South Singers 12, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 10,11, Sno-Daze Royalty 11,12, Homecoming Committee 10,11, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 12. SWEATS, MARCY: Pep Band 9, Concert Band 10, Marching Band 9,10, Spanish Club 9,10,11, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11, Pion-eerettes 11, Cheerleader 10,11, Magnet Program 10,11,12, Puppeteer Club 10. TAI, NEUYEN: Tennis 10,11,12, Soccer 10,11,12, Science Club 10.11.12, Newspaper 10,11,12. TAPLIN, CATHY: Concert Choir 11, Variations 10, Cheerleader 10, Youth For Christ 10. TAPPLIN, ULINDA: Magnet Program 10,11,12. TESKE, NATE: Tennis 11,12, Hockey 10, Soccer 11,12, Debate Club 10,12, Chess Club 10,11,12, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 11, Creative Writing Magazine 12, Open School 10,11,12, COSM 12. THAO, DANG: Magnet Program 10.11.12. THOMPSON, GREG: Yearbook Photographer 12. THOMPSON, RENEE: Soccer 10.11.12, Ski Club 10, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Sno-Daze Committee 12, Open School 10, Young Life 10. THOMPSON, TIM: Tennis 10.11.12, Sophomore Basketball 10. TOFT, DAVID: Track 11, Cross Country 10. TOREN, SEAN: Varsity Wrestling 8,9, Mens Gymnastics 10,11, Fall Play 12, Urban Arts 10, Speech Club 11, Newspaper 10,11, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Open School 10.11.12, COSM 12, Juggling 10.11.12, TRAN, QUAN: Honor Society 12, Magnet Program 12, Math Team 11,12. TRAVIS, CURTIS: Sophomore Basketball 10, Varsity Basketball 11,12, Track 10,11,12, Sno-Daze Royalty 12. TRAVIS, NORA: Sophomore Basketball 10, MICE 12. TYLER, NAOMI: Classes at Min- 194 — Senior Index neapolis College of Art. UNGURIAN, DAN: Sophomore Football 10, Varsity Football 11.12, Homecoming Royalty 12, Junior Class Officer 11, Magnet Program 12. VAUBEL, NATASHA: Badminton 9.10.11.12, Jazz Band 9, Concert Band 9,10,11,12, Marching Band 9.10.11.12, International Club 12, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 10.11, Sno-Daze Royalty 11, Student Gov’t member 11,12, Student Gov’t Officer 12, Senior Class Officer 12, Magnet Program 10.11.12, Drum Major 12, City-Wide Student Gov’t 12. VIRNIG, BETH: Honor Society 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12, Mentorship 12. WALDRON, LISA: Newspaper 12, PACE 11. WEEKS, JENNIFER: Varsity Basketball 11,12, Pep Band 11, Concert Band 11, Magnet Program 12. WEISBERG, AVIVA: Badminton 11.12, Concert Choir 10,11,12, South Singers 12, Yearbook 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Cheerleader 12, Prom Committee 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12, Choir Treasurer 11,12. WESTERBERG, MARY: Tennis 9.10.11, Golf 9,10,11,12, Concert Choir 10,11,12, Winter Play 11.12, Fall Play 11, Ski Club 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 12, Student Gov’t member 9,10,11,12, Senior Class Officer 12, Junior Class Officer 11, Sophomore Class Officer 10, Magnet Program 12, Talent Show Participant. WHITE, LIZ: Concert Choir 11, Urban Arts 11, French Club 11.12, Magnet Program 12. WILSON, ALEX: Tennis 10,11,12, Ski Club 10, Sno-Daze Royalty 10.11, Magnet Program 12. WONG, JONI: Volleyball 10,11, Badminton 10,11, Variations 10, Yearbook 11,12, Cheerleader 10. WOOD, JEANETTE: Swimming 9.10.11, Golf 11,12, Homecoming Committee 11, Magnet Program 12, Men’s Swim Team Manager 10. ZACH, MARK: Winter Play 11,12, Fall Play 12, Spring Play 11,12, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 11, Newspaper 11,12, Stage Crew 10.11.12, Magnet Program 10.11.12. ZERBY, ANNE: Badminton 10, Concert Choir 10,11, Fall Play 12, French Comp. Oral and Written 9,10. ZIMMERMAN, ANGELA: Pep Band 10,11, Marching Band 10.11, Spanish Club 10, Newspaper 12, Student Gov’t member 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12, Senior Banquet Committee. ZURIFF, DAN: Sophomore Football 10, Varsity Football 11, Tennis 10,11,12, Swimming 10,11. CORGAN, TIFFANY: Badminton 10, Concert Choir 10-12, Variations 10, South Singers 11,12, Spring Play 12, Urban Arts 10,11, Young Life 10-12, Honor Society 12, Student Gov’t member 10,11, Stage Crew 10, Homecoming Committee 11, Sno-Daze Committee 12. JONES, DANA: Cross Country Skiing 10,11, Concert Choir 12, Pep Band 11,12, Jazz Band 10,12, Concert Band 11,12, Marching Band 12, Cheerleader 10,11. JORGENSEN, JOSH: Tennis 10.11, Cross Country 11, Spanish Club 10, Debate Club 10, Speech Club 11, Science Club 11, Chess Club 10,11, International Club 10, Student Gov’t member 11, Magnet Program 9-11. KHAN, SHEMA: Tennis 11,12, Volleyball 11,12, Badminton 11, Newspaper 11, Magnet Program 12. KING, BREON: Hockey 10,11,12. KITTELSON, SCOTT: Football 11.12, Wrestling 11, Musical 10.11, Fall Play 10, Spring Play 10.11, Stage Crew 10,11,12, Senior Banquet Committee 12. KOMMER, JAMES: Concert Choir 11, State Crew 11. KOSEK, SHIRLEY: Fall Play 10, Honor Society 12, Yearbook 12, Magnet Program 10,11,12. KYM, JUNG: Tennis 11, Wrestling 11, Math Team 12. LAPLANT, GREG: Baseball 10.11.12. SCHOLLA, TOM: W restling 10. WEAVER, LISA: Badminton 9,10, Musical 9, W'inter Play 11, Fall play 11, Spring Play 11, Honor Society 12, Newspaper 11, Cheerleader 10,11. Senior Index — 195 Student Picture Index Aaberg, Glenda: 104 Aanestad, Jill: 104 Aboud, Diana: 34, 118 Ackerberg, Nina: 80, 81, 118 Adams, Aldcan: 94 Adams, Dale: 67, 78, 79 Adams, Dean: 67 Albrecht, Becky: 37, 134 Aldrich, Lloyd: 62, 78, 104 Aleckson, Theresa: 30, 134 Alexander, John: 118 Allen, Henry: 118 Aim, Michael: 134 Aim, Richard: 67, 82, 83, 94 Al-Najim, Scott: 27, 67, 94 Alston, Eric: 104 Amundson, Charles: 90, 134 Anderson, Bart: 52, 118, 121, 207 Anderson, Becky: 85, 118, 123 Anderson, Darci: 134 Anderson, David: 104 Anderson, Debbie: 37, 90 Anderson, Doreen: 94 Anderson, Elizabeth 60, 61 Anderson, Glenn: 118 Anderson, Janelle: 94 Anderson, Jay: 27, 118 Anderson, Johannah: 104 Anderson, Karla: 31, 35, 53, 68, 69, 134, 210 Anderson, Kenny: 134 Anderson, Kim: 134 Anderson, Lisbeth: 27, 118 Anderson, Lonnie: 134 Anderson, Marylou: 118 Anderson, Matt: 135 Anderson, Rebecca: 135 Anderson, Steve: 165 Anderson, Wayne: 104 Andrusko, James: 82, 83, 118 Anoka, Kim: 26, 104 Appelhans, Steve: 27, 33, 49 Armijo, Brian: 29, 71, 82, 83, 104 Arnold, Angeleen: 104 Arones, Janet: 37, 118 Arrandondo, Jermar: 67 Austin, Daniel: 104 Austin, Donald: 104 Averill, Annette: 118 Aydinalp, Scott: 118 Aylward, Kristine: 118 Azemove, Rachel: 39, 118 Baardson, Diane: 64, 135 Bachman, Peter: 27, 94 Baily, Wendy: 94 Baker, Brian: 33, 49, 118 Baker, Charles: 4, 14, 74, 135 Baker, Debora: 52, 94 Baker, Michael: 70, 94 Baker, Theresa: 23, 118 Baker, Warren: 46, 49, 118 Balknian, Carah: 33, 104 Balluff, Joseph 166 Banks, Selena: 118 Barclay, Bambi: 13, 104 Barge, Kathleen: 94 Barker, Shannon: 94 Barkhardt, Nancy: 107 Barnard, Dianna: 58, 118, 126 Barnes, Dondee: 94 Baron, Lisa: 52, 94 Barrowe, Leah: 22, 104 Barte, Heidi: 64, 104 Barte, Karla: 30, 34, 72, 73, 135 Barte, Peter: 71, 104 Bartho, George: 104 Bartholomew, Todd: 135 Bashiri, Mariam: 94 Baum, Jennifer: 104 Baumann, Wendy: 94 Bay, Chyrise: 33, 72, 118 Beaty, Chris: 118 Beaulieu, Bryan: 104 Beaulieu, Greg: 104 Beaulieu, Robert: 118 Bedeau, Dawn: 94 Beech, Sarah: 40, 56, 118, 209 Beier, Margaret: 40, 72, 118 Beilin, Julie: 104 Belton, Eric: 62, 84, 85, 118 Belton, Karin: 60, 86, 87, 104 Bender, Leisha: 44, 104 Benjamin, Nathan: 118 Benson, Elizabeth: 60, 94 Benson, Jason: 34, 66, 132, 135 Berg, Eric: 34, 89, 107, 118 Berg, Theresa: 58, 94 Bergerson, Robert: 135 Bergfalk, Tom: 135 Berglof, Brian: 21, 40, 118 Bergman, Tim: 74, 75, 136 Bernard, Diana: 20 Beske, Heidi: 28, 34, 40, 41, 68, 118, 119 Bilbro, Lalccta: 40, 57, 119, 209 Bingham, Marie: 119 Birulkin, Annette: 33, 119 Bispala, Karen: 40, 85, 119 Bjornson, Suzanne: 20, 54, 64, 65, 136 Blackwell, Monica: 119 Blair, Charles: 47, 136 Bliss, Annamaria: 28, 33, 40, 46, 119 Blochowiak, Kristin: 136, 167 Blount, Bridgette: 105 Blue, Rita: 119 Blue, Shannon: 136 Bohach, Terry: 62 Boler, Patricia: 103, 105 Boling, Kelley: 105 Bolton, Taylor: 82, 94 Bono, James: 105 Boone, Eddie: 44, 78, 89, 105 Bosley, Nicole: 105 Bostelman, Ann: 105 Boswell, Terri: 51, 119 Boughton, Mike: 119 Bougie, Allen: 39, 119 Bouska, Tanya: 72, 105 Bowman, Michelle: 136 Bowman, Victoria: 80, 81, 119 Bradly, Lydia: 119 Brandel, Sara: 119 Brandt, Aileen: 105 Brandt, Blaise: 53, 83, 119, 125 Brandt, Eric: 66, 84, 85, 119 Brang, Carl: 82, 92, 94 Brang, Jeffrey: 67, 105 Branum, Matthew: 94 Breault, David: 45, 105 Brekhus, Lynnette: 64, 94 Bresina, Teresa: 94 196 — Picture Index Brezinka, Brian: 105 Brick. Steven: 70, 71, 119 Briski, Monica: 45, 119 Broden, Heather: 119 Breden, Kenneth: 105 Brooks, Tamra: 119 Broos, Robert: 105 Brown, Kristine: 58, 119 Brown, Matthew: 62, 84, 85, 94 Brown, Paul: 136 Bruce, Jimmy: 105 Brunes, Kari: 119 Bryant, Linda: 29, 80 Bryden, Catherine: 119 Brynstad, Stephanie: 77, 102, 103, 105 Buakes, Amy: 119 Bundul, Jonna: 6, 57, 132, 137 Bunker, Joshua: 12, 37, 38, 63, 84, 85, 102, 119 Bunker, Sarah: 105 Bunnell, Todd: 40, 41, 85, 119 Bunting, Jack: 31, 35, 47, 137 Burgoyne, Russell: 88, 89 Burke, Amy: 39 Burkhardt, Nancy: 49, 72, 85, 86, 87, 119 Burlingame, John: 119 Burnette, Denise: 119 Burns, Jeff: 105 Burns, Rich: 26, 45, 47 Burrington, Jeffrey: 105 Bushy, Laura: 58, 119 Buxengaard, Wayne: 94 Buzick, Lisa: 137 Caglioti, Antonio: 89, 91, 119 Campion, Bruce: 66 Cannon, Eric: 39, 105 Capra, Monica: 10, 14, 34, 35, 54, 56, 57, 60, 61, 137 Capra, Tony: 62, 78, 105 Caranicas, Andy: 40, 41, 71, 120 Carlson, Andy: 74, 141, 165 Carlson, Donna: 95 Carlson, Lori: 26, 95 Carlson, Matthew: 120 Carlson, Tammy: 120 Carnes, Jim: 37 Carpenter, Craig: 120 Carr, Sean: 105 Carroll, Linda: 22, 31, 47, 58, 137, 207 Carter, Donna: 37, 120 Carter, Robert: 95 Carvalho, Monica: 32, 39, 137 Caspersen, Robert: 95 Caspersen, John: 93, 95 Caswell, Jeffery: 27, 120, 127, 129 Chandler, Jeff: 138 Chanthakhoun, Chareunsouk: 54, 120 Chastain, Greg: 8, 37, 120, 130 Chastain, Ken: 9, 14, 37, 40, 41, 70, 71 Chavez, Nenita: 21, 36, 120, 127 Cherne, Cathryn: 19, 37, 120 Chin, Tammy: 45 Christy, Jim: 52 Christiansen, Sherrie: 58, 120, 126 Christianson, Dawn: 52, 120 Chu, Naomi: 166 Ciepielinski, MaryKay: 51, 138 Cingi, Cevdet: 120 Clark, Amy: 105 Clarkin, Sara: 95 Cleven, Kyle: 28, 29, 62, 95 Clough, Bonnie: 138 Clute, Steven: 62, 138 Cofman, Jacqueline: 40, 85, 87, 120 Coifman, Jon: 120 Coker, Bonita: 120 Coker, Terriel: 105 Colby, Ross: 14, 19, 22, 56, 66, 91, 138 Collins, Julia: 19, 28, 46, 120 Collins, Mary: 120 Collins, Meg: 120 Collins, Molly: 106 Connelly, Maureen: 106 Connelly, Michael: 22, 66, 83, 132, 138 Connors, Diana: 120 Conroy, Ethan: 120 Cook, Michelle: 24, 45, 47, 138 Cook, Theresa: 95 Copeland, David: 49, 120, 207 Copeland, Monica: 14, 58, 59, 139 Corbesia, Jim: 74 Cordell, Tressa: 31, 120, 127 ('organ. Tiffany: 35, 37, 38, 139 Corona, Paulette: 106 Corrao, Jerome: 139 Corrao, Lynn: 27, 95 Cosner, Jeff: 106 Covel, Michelle: 39, 60, 95 Coyour, Chris: 106 Crapser, Rhonda: 57, 139 Croissant, Cheryl: 120, 124. 127 Cromwell, Lorrie: 106 Cromwell, Rhonda: 106 Crosby, Thomas: 19, 22, 132, 139 Croud, Rebecca: 95 Cung, Peter: 106 Cung, Twan: 37, 38, 53, 120, 206 Cutting, Andrea: 29, 120 Cutting, Randall: 95 Cyr, Andrea: 64, 106, 113 Czaia, Marjorie: 30, 72, 139 Dahl, Austin: 33, 34, 40, 41, 120 Dahlager, Brian: 82, 95 Dahlager, Patricia: 120 Dahlager, Patty: 139 Dahlen, Lynn: 58, 59, 140 Daigle, Christopher: 106 Dakota, Alan: 26, 45 Daley, Elizabeth: 120 Dalleska, Nathan: 40, 120 Daly, John: 52, 140 Daly, Kathy: 95 Dam, Hanh Phoung: 120 Dam, Mimi: 33 Dao, Kieu: 120 Dao, Thuy: 140 Darr, Micki: 51 Daskam, Steve: 45 Davidson, Beth: 120 Davis, Charles: 79 Davis, Gail: 120 Davis, Gregory: 106 Davis, John: 52, 140 Davis, Joseph: 39, 106 Davis, Tina: 44, 95 Dawis, David: 5, 120 Day, Danny: 120 Day, Rochelle: 140 Day, Sally: 95 Deal, David: 106 Dean, Davenia: 121 Dean, Jeffrey: 106 Picture Index — 197 DeBough, Lee: 121 Dcegan, Byron: 26, 45, 140 I)egan, John: 70, 140 I)egan, Peter: 106 Dckker, Jackie: 56, 57, 80, 81 Delattre, Uric: 27, 140 Delleska, Nathan: 46, 140 Deluney, John: 62 Demers, Charles: 46, 66, 89, 121 Demers, Eugene: 95 Dcmeules, Lisa Ann: 95 Demps, Monique: 80, 121 DeMuth, David: 106 Dennis, Mitchell: 140 Dentz, Christine: 106 Dhanalad, Meera: 106 Dick, Cathrine: 49 Dick, Julie: 26 Dickey, Steve: 16, 52, 141 Dillon, Charles: 14, 15 Dischinger, MaryBeth: 57, 95 Doble, Pat: 27 Dolge, Tina: 106 Dolid, Rosamend: 60, 121 Dooley, Erin: 30, 141 Double, Patrick: 95 Drake, Jim: 106 Draves, Kelly: 45 Drew, Sharon: 19, 24, 45, 141 Dugan, Dean: 5, 67, 106 Dunham, Johannah: 81, 106 Dunham, Wheatleigh: 14, 19, 141 Dunkley, Val: 26, 117 Dunleavy, Tina: 58, 121 Dunleavy, Yvonne: 21, 106, 110 Dunn, Christy: 37, 38, 166 Dunn, Danny: 121 Dupee, Shari: 57, 121 Duroche, Tim: 206 Dybevik, Nadine: 141 Edwards, Geraldine: 32 Edwards, Jamie: 106 Elgonda, Andof: 95 Ellard, Becky: 121 Elliot, Scott: 95 Ellis, Della: 95 Ellison, Chris: 67 Ellison, Laura: 24, 45, 141 Elms, Mark: 95 Elms, Matt: 20, 45 Emerson, Colleen: 95 Emerson, Elizabeth: 106 Emerson, Saffron: 33 Emery, Jon: 141 Engelhardt, Sarale: 121 Engen, Curtis: 141 Entzel, Tracy: 58, 59, 141 Erickson, Brian: 107 Erickson, Debra: 19, 36, 37, 121 Erickson, Dennis: 117, 121 Erickson, Scott: 2, 40, 41, 121, 140 Erickson, Shawn: 19, 142 Ervin, Rebecca: 95 Ervin, Scott: 31, 37, 38, 121 Erwin, Gina: 26, 117, 121 Erwin, Gino: 26, 96 Eskelson, Jennifer: 121 Eveslage, Julie: 4, 34, 68, 121 Ewing, Jason: 67, 107 Fabes, Catherine: 40, 64, 121 Faiella, Stephanie: 8, 121, 208 Fallas, Susan: 121 Fant, Michelle: 8 Farmer, Edward: 62, 93, 96 Farmer, Joy: 34, 55, 60, 85, 86, 87, 121 Feehan, Daniel: 27, 96 Feehan, Thomas: 62, 119, 121 Feemster, John: 66, 142 Fellows, Darin: 116, 121, 128 Feriancek, Jim: 142 Feriancek, Ronald: 82, 83, 107 Feriancek, Scott: 82, 107 Feriancek, William: 11, 45, 47, 83, 142 Fernandez, Michelle: 45, 142 Ferris, Lorraine: 121 Fettig, Brian: 27, 96 Fettig, Robert: 47, 142 Finstad, Aletha: 45, 121 Finstad, Chris: 45, 83, 142 Fisher, Kim: 22, 45, 142 Fisher, Mary: 121 Fithian, Allison: 35 Flaata, Dale: 79, 121 Flachman, Jonathan: 27, 29, 33, 107 Fleck, Kim: 58, 121 Floberg, Darlene: 143 Flores, Diane: 45 Flugge, Darlene: 107 Flugge, Laura: 44, 96 Foker, Ann: 27, 77, 102, 103, 107, 206 Foker, Eric: 107 Folker, Ricky: 66 Fong, Emily: 121 Foote, Lawrence: 121 Foreman, Emily: 37, 38, 143 Forsman, Anders: 32, 143, 206 Forsman, Tim: 31, 121 Fraction, Denise: 40, 41, 121 Franchett, Andrea: 121 Francis, Patsy: 117, 121 Franklin, Cassandra: 96 Fransisco, John: 121 Fredell, Michael: 133, 143 Freeman, Martha: 39, 96 Freeman, Tonya: 107 Friedman, Linda: 52, 107, 111 Froehlich, Carl: 28, 62, 93, 96, 97, 98 Fromm, Jerry: 27, 121 Fryxell, David: 122 Fuller, Matthew: 40, 41, 122 Ferguson, Leland: 122 Gardner, Vincent: 107 Gartners, Ericka: 40, 122 Garmers, Luisa: 102, 106, 107 Geretz, Michelle: 28, 122 Geretz, Rafael: 28, 29, 42, 116, 122 Gershenson, Anne: 35, 143 Gershenson, Becky: 107 Geshick, Judith: 96 Geye, Gabrielle: 77, 107 Gibbs, Sheldon: 26, 143 Gibney, Anne: 122 Gilbert, Debbie: 47, 133 Gilbert, Shari: 143 Gilbertson, Nancy: 107 Gilsrud, Thomas: 44, 96 Gleason, David: 96 Glover, Ben: 44 Gold, Ezra: 29, 40 Goldfarb, Pamela: 34, 122 198 — Picture Index Goodreid, Kathryn: 107 Goodsell, Robert: 66, 122 Goodsky, Lana: 26, 107 Goodsky, Tammy: 26, 96 Googins, Sarah: 107 Goose, Jean: 45 Gossman, LeeAnn: 22, 23, 58, 59, 143 Goudge, Debbie: 47, 144 Gouge, Cheryl: 45, 122 Graham, Elliott: 19, 28, 107 Graney, Lisa: 17, 122 Granquist, Vincent: 107 Grates, Jeffrey: 122 Graves, Michelle: 44 Gray, Joseph: 6, 144 Gray, Sherri: 34 Greeler, Randy: 66, 144 Green, Rose: 26 Greene, Marilyn: 96 Greene, Teresa: 30, 52, 91, 124, 144 Greene, Tiffnie: 122 Gregersen, Anton: 122 Grimm, Stacy: 24, 96 Grissam, Brandon: 78, 79 Gross, Ida: 122 Gross, Ora: 96 Gundel, David: 9, 22, 66, 144, 207 Gunderson, Paul: 122 Hadden, Heather: 28, 29, 43, 122 Halbauer, Laura: 96 Halbert, Jeff: 66, 117, 122 Halbert, Jennifer: 107 Hall, Matt: 122 Halonen, Patrick: 96 Haltli, Dennis: 107 Halvorson, Pam: 45, 166 Hamilton, David: 122 Hammer, Sarah: 102 Hanold, Don: 89 Hannke, Lee: 107 Hansen, Dale: 5, 67, 107 Hansen, Darrin: 21, 66, 122 Hansen, Eric: 107 Hansen, Heather: 107 Hansen, Robert: 66, 74, 75, 144 Hansen, Vickie: 166 Hanson, Greta: 39, 72, 85, 87, 108 Hanson, James: 122 Hanson, Kevin: 39, 41 Hanson, Kimberly: 57, 91, 96 Hanson, Stephen: 62, 82, 108, 140 Hanuman, Chandica: 117, 122 Hargens, Andrew: 8, 28, 70, 71, 79, 122 Hargreaves, Kim: 122 Harmon, Anne: 56, 57, 144 Harper, Michelle: 122 Harper, Mitch: 45 Harper, Tony: 45 Harris, David: 123 Harris, Laurie: 14, 21, 34, 60, 61, 144, 166 Harris, Sarah: 42, 144 Harris, Vincent: 108 Harrison, Michelle: 50, 52, 96 Harrity, Ellen: 96 Harrity, Joan: 14, 20, 34, 58, 59, 145 Hart, Joann: 64, 123 Hartfiel, Michelle: 123 Hartwigsen, Heather: 91, 108, 111 Hastings, Sarah: 29, 34, 40, 76, 77 Hauck, Lisa: 108 Hauck, Mona: 45 Haug, Chris: 17 Haugh, Laura: 123 Hawbaker, Kat: 13, 15, 28, 29, 34, 72, 73, 145 Hayna, Trong: 39 Haywood, Julie: 108 Heard, Alesha: 44 Heart, Heather: 52 Heath, Jon: 70, 71, 123 Hedlund, Kathy: 45, 51, 145 Hedrick, Joseph: 96 Heil, DeLynn: 44, 108 Heil, Geraldine: 123 Heisler, Edward: 96 Held, Lauria: 123 Helmstetter, Bryan: 108 Helmstetter, Joel: 96 Hendrickson, Tammy: 108 Henry, Larry: 82 Her, May Houa: 108 Herman, Alex: 34, 35, 145 Hernandez, Clarissa: 97 Hesse, Lisa: 108 Hibben, Bruce: 97 Higgins, Paul: 37, 66, 145 Hill, Greg: 26, 45 Hill, Paul: 44, 78, 108 Hill, Ricky: 67, 78, 108 Hill, Vincent: 45 Hillbeck, Michael: 123 Hillman, Peter: 40, 41, 62, 123 Hillmanowski, John: 97 Hindberg, Rodney: 108 Hinkel, Ken: 46, 145 Hinkel, Thomas: 97 Hinrichs, Harold: 66, 145, 206 Hinrichs, Lynn: 31, 35, 53, 145, 210 Hisgun, Shelly: 97 Hobson, Shirley: 108 Hochstetter, Heidi: 40, 123 Hoekstra, Jamie: 108 Hoekstra, Rainy: 108 Hogan, Dan: 47, 145 Hogan, Thomas: 97, 209 Hohage, Lisa: 37, 64, 85, 107, 108 Holloway, Christopher: 67, 78, 97 Holley, Dionne: 97 Holman, Delano: 123 Holman, Oneatha: 146 Holman, Ricky: 108 Holznagel, Steven: 108 Horton, Diane: 108 Hough, Terri: 44, 97 Houle, Cal: 97 Houser, Susan: 31, 56, 146 Howes, Randy: 14, 66, 146 Hreha, Jim: 47 Hronoski, Edward: 97 Hronoski, John: 83, 123 Hudy, Michelle: 57, 123 Hughes, Daniel: 108 Hukee, Randolph: 97 Humphrey, Wilbur: 67, 108 Hurd, Marie: 45 Hurd, Mark: 26 Huss, Sarah: 39 Huynh, Trong: 71, 97 Isham, Chris: 26, 45 Isham, Lori: 34, 36, 108 Isham, Mark: 123 Picture Index —• 199 Iverson, Catherine: 44, 97 Jackson, James: 108 Jackson, Joseph: 109 Jackson, Sharron: 26, 45 Jacobs, AnnMarie: 146 Jacobs, Danielle: 97 Jacobsen, Bob: 123 Jaede, Marguerethe: 72, 73, 80, 97 Jagodzinski, Natasha: 29, 109 Janey, Diane: 14, 77, 146 Jeffrey, Charlene: 56, 146 Jeffrey, Scott: 66, 123 Jenkins, Carmen: 123 Jenkins, Gail: 37, 64, 108, 123 Jenkins, Vanessa: 146 Jensen, Todd: 47, 146 Johns, Pamela: 97 Johnson, Anthony: 78, 109 Johnson, Carol: 123 Johnson, Darryl: 97, 98 Johnson, Dean: 147, 167 Johnson, Dennis: 109 Johnson, Doug: 62 Johnson, Eric: 97 Johnson, Jeff: 9, 23, 147 Johnson, Jim: 35, 47, 147 Johnson, Jodie: 80, 97, 109 Johnson, Julie: 102, 103 Johnson, Kristin: 19, 37, 38, 123 Johnson, Lisa: 9 Johnson, Lucinda: 109 Johnson, Marvin: 97 Johnson, Michael: 109 Johnson, Richard: 147, 166 Johnson, Ronnie: 45 Johnson, Rosetta: 25, 26, 45, 51, 123, 147 Johnson, Sally: 29, 123 Johnson, Shelby: 97 Johnson, Stacy: 34, 37, 123 Johnson, Tim: 62 Johnson, Tony: 7, 79, 123 Johnston, Jennifer: 68, 103, 109 Johnston, Michael: 147 Jones, Barbara: 147 Jones, Christine: 124 Jones, Dana: 37, 40, 41, 147 Jones, Paul: 97 Jones, Race: 39 Jones, Terrill: 109 Jones, William: 124 Jordan, Earline: 39 Jorgensen, Eric: 20, 62, 63, 74, 102 Jorgensen, Jerry: 21, 124 Jorgensen, Joshua: 28, 124 Jubera, Christ: 124 Judge, Colleen: 97 Kadlec, Carol: 56, 124 Kapishkowit, Sylvia: 26, 65, 80, 81, 124 Kaplan, Adina: 124 Kaplan, Robin: 148 Kappeman, Cyndi: 26, 51 Kappenman, Jaon: 45 Karapetian, Anya: 85, 98 Karlen, Birgetta: 110 Karsko, Jill: 98 Karsko, Kelly: 124 Kassmir, Jonathan: 50, 148 Katsmedas, Chris: 93 Keavy, David: 124 Keefe, Carolyn: 124 Keezer, Darryl: 45 Keezer, Denise: 45, 124 Kegg, Manfred: 62, 84, 85, 124 Keller, Corinna: 98 Keller, Mike: 47 Keller, Robert: 89, 109 Kelley, Kimberly: 25, 47, 133, 148 Kellog, Christopher: 67, 98 Kelly, Robert: 98 Kemp, Kristine: 124 Kemp, Martin: 124 Kennedy, Kari: 30, 35, 56, 148 Ketola, Justine: 8, 124 Keys, Lori: 44, 47 Khaki, Karah: 124 Khan, Bibi: 124 Khan, Shema: 148 Kieselbach, Karla: 109 Kildegaard, Tammy: 98 Kimmel, Christopher: 39, 40, 109 King, Lorraine: 26, 98 Kittelson, Scott: 46, 66, 148 Kitto, Norman: 44 Kitto, Rick: 207 Kjella, David: 44, 109 Kjella, Mary: 124 Klein, Jeanine: 98 Klein, Joseph: 44, 98 Klein, Teresa: 14, 41, 60, 61, 124, 208 Knudtson, Deann: 148 Koloff, Kim: 24 Kommer, Donald: 124 Kommer, James: 149 Kopf, Sarah: 9, 34, 35, 149 Kopf, Walter: 98 Kosek, Shirley: 35, 149 Koslowski, Danielle: 45, 149 Kraft, Michelle: 149 Kreft, Sarah: 72, 85, 86, 87, 109 Kriesel, Annette: 98 Krusic, Faith: 124 Kurkosky, Glenn: 49, 74, 124 Kurtz, Heather: 28, 40, 87, 124 Kvernes, Anton: 98 Kyllo, Scott: 82, 83, 98 Kyllo, Steven: 67, 82, 83, 118, 124 Lacey, Dionne: 98 LaChapelle, Darra: 58, 124 LaChapelle, Lori: 58, 98 La Due, David: 124 Ladwig, Jean: 85, 109 Ladwig, Paul: 149 Lamb, Amos: 82 Lamb, Kimberly: 125 Lamb, Melinda: 44 Lamb, Michelle: 51 Lamm, Tedd: 109 l mpley, Jeffrey: 28, 125 Landsman, Aaron: 62, 110 Langenfeld, Billy Jo: 125 Langfield, Jennifer: 149 Langsdorf, Gregory: 125 Lanier, Yvette: 110 Lanigan, Ann: 110 LaPlant, Greg: 90, 150 IjiRonge, Dan: 26, 45, 66, 89, 150 LaRoque, Pam: 26, 45 Larsen, Laura: 125 Larsen. Wendy: 14, 15, 56, 150 Larson, David: 26 Larson, Kenneth: 7, 12, 19, 28, 37, 38, 125 Larson, Samantha: 110 Picture Index Larson, Susan: 37, 150, 208 Leaf, Dawn: 110 Leavitt, Adam: 98 LeBre, Danny: 67, 88, 89 LeDoux, Cathy: 10 Lee, Bill: 47, 116 Lee, Susan: 64, 110 Lee, Toulo: 110 Leecy, Kevin: 22, 37, 110 Leen, Dale: 150 Legg, Colin: 29, 125 Lehmann, Kathy: 150 Leinum, Laura: 98 Lemke, Jeffery: 98 Lenfesty, James: 107, 125 Levy, Miriam: 110 Lewis, Laurice: 58, 125 Lewis, Leah: 4, 56, 57, 125 Lewis, Randall: 110 Libby, Sherri: 45 Lindberg, David: 110 Lindgren, Kimberly: 110 Linstrom, Lori: 150 Littlejohn, Stuart: 11, 30, 35, 150 Littlman, Leona: 125 Lockett, Leona: 51, 125 Lockhart, Tony: 28 Lokowich, Mark: 150, 208 Long, Adam: 27, 98 Long, Denise: 58, 125 Long, Mike: 44, 110 Longsdorf, Sara: 110 Loper, Sarah: 33, 125, 21 Lorenz, Johnny: 125 Lorona, Paulette: 44 Lossow, Corrinne: 110 Lossow, Rodney: 10, 14, 66, 151 Lozito, Bill: 133 Lubarski, Jeffrey: 110 Lubarski, Kevin: 125 Lund, Erika: 33, 35, 151 Lureen, James: 98 Ly, Khamsene: 125 Ly, Vue: 40, 41, 125 Lynch, Amy: 125 Lyon, Dana: 125 Lyons, Sharon: 36 MacDonald, Larry: 151, 167 MacEachcrn, Anne: 76, 77, 110 MacEachern, Peggy: 35, 77 Macintyre, Dan: 151 Madison, Becky: 81, 98 Madison, John: 110 Madison, LuAnn: 31, 39, 151 Majors, Melanie: 54, 69, 102, 125 Maki, Karen: 27, 98 Malone, Robert: 44, 78, 110 Maltese, Phillip: 34, 116, 125 Manne, John: 39 Marciniak, Tim: 50, 52, 125 Marden, Hilary: 3, 110 Marrin, Willie: 151 Marshall, Kirk: 37, 110 Martain, Natalie: 26, 44 Martel, Gregory: 98 Martin, James: 2, 37, 88, 89, 125 Martin, Nora: 125 Martin, Tony: 94 Martinez, Janine: 37, 57, 151 Mateer, Diane: 151, 208 Matheny, Kevin: 125 Mathews, Christine: 110 Mathis, Derek: 98 Matthews, Thomas: 27, 125 Mattison, Joe: 67 Mattison, Maria: 151 Matton, Linda: 19, 31, 37, 38, 152 Mattson, Tony: 98 Mattson, Troy: 110 McCaa, Steve: 110 McClanahan, Steven: 152 McDaniel, Dave: 39 McDonald, Angus: 98 McDonald, Larry: 42 McDonald, Marcus: 17, 111 McGee, Phyllis: 98 McGregor, Sharon: 20 McQuiston, Colleen: 81, 111 McQuiston, John: 71, 126 McQuiston, Patrick: 71, 126 Meka, Terry: 52, 54, 126 Melom, Sean: 111 Mendenhall, Wendy: 99 Merrell, Brian: 99 Mets, Rachel: 34 Metz, John: 111 Meyer, David: 34, 152 Middleton, Jennifer: 99 Mier, Deanna: 37, 152 Mier, Donald: 99 Milgrom, Benjamin: 152 Miller, Allen: 111 Miller, Andrea: 111 Miller, Edward: 111 Miller, Vernon: 44 Miller, Keven: 126 Miller, Peter: 27, 99 Miller, Sara: 126 Miller, Stephen: 25. 49, 111 Mindel, Catherine: 14, 152 Mingo, Andrea: 34, 91, 152 Mohs, Ann: 111 Moline, Karen: 56, 152 Mollenhoff, Grant: 126 Monroe, Leslie: 45, 153 Monroe, Lisa: 26, 126 Moore, Carolyn: 36, 111 Moore, Darren: 39, 111 Moore, Leslie: 21, 126 Moore, Richard: 88, 89, 153 Moorman, Leona: 53, 111 Morris, Patty: 111 Morris, Serveh: 153 Morrison, Aileen: 44 Morrison, Alvin: 44, 111 Morrison, Anthony: 111 Morrow, Darnell: 42, 126 Morsette, Kenneth: 17, 111 Mortensen, David: 166 Morton, Anthony: 52, 92, 99 Mosay, Lisa: 26, 45, 153 Motis, Donna: 99 Mramon, Khris: 39 Mroz, Vikki: 36, 45, 126 Mulcahy, Donna: 153 Mulcahy, Sean: 39, 62, 84, 85, 91, 111, 126 Mullikin, Marcia: 39, 111 Mullikin, Michelle: 40, 126 M unger, Leon: 66, 67 Munnell, Connie: 26, 36, 111 Munt, David: 111 Munt, Jennifer: 31, 34, 35, 153 Munzner, Tamara: 72, 111 Murphy, Debra: 126 Murphy, Michael: 126 Murry, Daisey: 112 Picture Index — 201 Murray, Teresa: 44, 111 Murthy, Katya: 166 Mutch, Tracy: 85, 125, 126 Myhre, Anthony: 112 Nada, Hang: 99 Narpaul, Roshani: 126 Nash, Terry Ann: 126 Neadeau, Dale: 45 Needham, Steve: 22, 26, 45, 153 Neisius, Julie: 58, 59, 153 Nelson, Angel: 35, 154 Nelson, Liane: 154 Nelson, Lisa: 45, 154 Nelson, Stephanie: 99 Nelson, Steven: 154 Nelson, Susan: 126 Ness, Anne: 6, 34, 126 Nesset, Sarah: 45, 55, 77, 85, 86, 87, 112 Newman, John: 88, 89 Nicholl, Carolyn: 99 Nichols, Julie: 21, 112 Nickila, Nicola: 39, 99 Nielsen, Grant: 112 Nitschke, John: 44, 74, 154 Nixon, Frank: 44, 99 Norby, Daniel: 96, 99 Nunn, Robert: 55, 83, 126 Nutter, Scott: 67, 112 Nygren, Byron: 154 Nygren, Chris: 45 Nygren, Rhonda: 60, 81, 112 Nygren, Tina: 112 O’Brien, Tim: 70, 71, 133, 154 Ocel, Hmily: 112 Ocel, Timothy: 112 O’Connell, Dan: 47, 154 O’Connell, Jennie: 68, 155 O’Connell, Michael: 126 Olsen, James: 139 Olsen, Paul: 166 Olson, Eiodia: 34 Olson, Erik: 74, 112 Olson, James: 39, 112 Olson, Michael: 49, 126 Olson, Nathan: 34 Olson, Rachel: 65, 126 Olson, Soon Young: 76, 77, 99 Omdahl, Shelly: 65 Opheim, Sarah: 52, 112 Ostvolden, Jocelyn: 44, 99 Oswaldson, Lana: 99 Ott, Jackie: 35, 56, 68, 155 Ott, Ron: 62, 74, 112 Overby, Cheryl: 112 Pacheco, Lisa: 99 Palacio, Kingsley: 26, 45, 47, 155 Palacio, Renee: 22, 58, 126 Pallatt, Mark: 99 Pankow, Brenda: 99 Papasodora, Betty: 99 Park, Catherine: 126 Parker, Micci: 58, 125 Parker, Shana: 126 Parkes, Shannon: 126 Parkhurst, Renita: 99 Pate, Nathan: 40, 99 Patenaude, John: 167 Patenaude, Tom: 82, 209 Patnoe, Shelly: 126 Patrykus, Cathy: 57, 126 Patterson, Daniel: 22, 99 Patterson, Deborah: 155 Patterson, Denise: 126 Patterson, Michael: 30, 74, 75, 133, 155 Paulsen, David: 44 Peake, Joyce: 112 Pearl, Michael: 11, 14, 66, 67, 91 Pearson, Bruce: 82, 83, 99 Pearson, Patricia: 112 Pearson, Valora: 33, 85, 112 Pederson, Lisa: 155 Pendleton, Donna: 16, 47, 65, 155 Perko, John: 112 Perry, Darryl: 19, 167 Perun, Andrea: 68, 112 Peter, Timothy: 40, 62, 74, 126 Peterson, Bryn: 62, 112 Peterson, Chris: 8, 29, 91 Peterson, Danny: 67, 99 Peterson, Donald: 66, 155 Peterson, Greg: 27, 39, 112 Peterson, Holly: 9, 99 Peterson, Nonie: 9, 22 Peterson, Robert: 112 Peterson, Victor: 53, 112 Petersons, Selga: 35, 156 Phan, Phu Nam: 37, 112 Phelps, Patty: 126 Phi, Huong: 99 Phillips, Cathy: 45, 156 Phillips, Jackie: 126 Phillips, Robert: 99 Phung, Hghi Hue: 126 Phung, Nina: 29 Pierce, Frank: 27 Pikkaraine, Darren: 126 Pirila, Stephanie: 99 Pitzer, Marc: 27, 28, 29, 39, 66, 126 Plain, Anne: 33, 85, 127 Plunkett, Jerome: 112 Pone, Feliks: 28, 29, 113 Pone, Vivita: 16, 127 Posz, Michael: 113 Potter, Tim: 14, 156 Powers, Antoine: 100 Pregler, Donna: 45, 127 Pregler, Jimmy: 44 Prentice, Jeff: 46, 70 Prescott, Edward: 71, 127 Pribble, Richard: Provencher, JoJo: 14, 37, 38, 56, 90, 156 Psihos, Nickolas: 66, 127 Psihos, Peggy: 58, 100 Purple, James: 67, 100 Purple, Joshua: 66, 74, 127 Purtle, Michelle: 45, 156 Purtle, Timothy: 117, 131 Quade, Renee: 156 Quam, Scott: 10, 23, 24, 34, 66, 132, 207 Quelland, Robbie: 156 Radhakris, Triva: 113 Rains, Kevin: 22, 37, 38, 133, 157, 207 Ranback, Tammy: 100 Randle, Rickey: 157 Rasmussen, Dean: 113 Redearth, Julie: 81, 113 Reer, Betsy: 100 Reese, Ricki: 113 Rehjas, Jack: 82, 83 Reinhart, Jennifer: 42, 127 Reseland, Julie: 127 202 — Picture Index Reynolds, Michael: 37, 38, 100 Richardson, Andrea: 127 Richardson, Walter: 45 Ricker, Michelle: 77 Ricker, Priscilla: 100 Riger, Sharon: 28, 29, 33, 34, 127 Riger, Susan: 28, 29, 33, 127 Ritchie, Drake: 66, 82, 83, 127 Roban, Michelle: 64 Robbins, Debbie: 157 Robbins, Ruth: 157 Robertson, Hilary: 56, 127 Robertson, Lisa: 113 Rocheford, Sharon: 22, 100 Rodacker, Nicki: 58, 127 Rodan, Michelle: 53 Roesner, Shane: 47, 157 Roff, Jeffrey: 127, 207 Rogers, David: 127 Rogers, Paige: 28, 29, 34, 37, 60, 127 Rogers, Randy: 66, 127 Rogers, Travis: 43 Roman, Amy l ouise: 157 Roman, Charles: 100 Romano, Rich: 66, 167 Ronald, James: 34, 78, 127 Rooker, Michael: 127 Rosby, Trenton: 33, 49, 127 Rosen, Pamela: 100 Rosenberg, Vinita: 127 Ross, Jenny: 39 Rossow, Michael: 49, 127 Roth, Jeff: 52 Routieaux, Molly: 90, 157, 208 Rowe, James: 100 Roy, Dan: 113 Royce, Dawn: 45, 64, 158 Rozenbergs, Vi� ita: 55, 64, 85, 86, 87 Rucker, Elayna: 5, 64, 81, 127 Rucker, Elisa: 64, 81, 127 Rucker, Rafonne: 113 Rudquist, Aaron: 158 Rudquist, Michelle: 102, 113, 206 Ruff, Kelly Ann: 127 Ryberg, Jennifer: 158 Saastad, Steve: 113 Sabol, Shawn: 83, 127 Saltzman, Ross: 100 Sam, Michael: 100 Sampson, Patricia: 19, 37, 127 Sandbo, Mary: 40, 127 Sandin, Shannon: 113 Sands, Dana: 100 Sandstrom, David: 100 Sandue, John: 127 Santocono, Tony: 158 Saukerson, Joleen: 158 Savage, Janie: 55, 64, 65, 80, 158 Savage, Jeanne: 31, 35, 56, 158 Savage, Michael: 67, 88, 89, 113 Savage, Stephen: 31, 45, 158 Sawyer, Anne: 76, 77, 85, 100 Sayers, Scott: 89, 127 Saylor, Kirsten: 113 Scarlett, Rohan: 127 Schaefers, Steven: 5, 67, 113 Schafer, Bradley: 113 Schardin, Elizabeth: 127 Schardin, John: 82, 83, 113 Schindler, Deborah: 58, 127 Schirmer, Tracie: 36, 113 Schlottke, John: 158 Schmidt, Christa: 113 Schmidt, Christopher: 82, 100 Schneibel, Amy: 56, 57, 64, 127 Schneibel, Deborah: 36, 64, 113 Schneider, Robert: 16, 66, 88, 89, 128 Schneider, Ron: 89 Scholia, Tom: 159 Scholtes, Jill: 47 Schommer, Matthew: 113 Schram, Chad: 52 Schroeder, Carrie: 44, 47, 133, 159 Schroeder, Jodie: 128 Schuda, Colleen: 11, 22, 37, 57, 159, 167 Schuda, Debbie: 45, 159 Schuda. Jeff: 66, 159 Schulte, Joe: 50 Schumann, James: 27, 44, 100 Schuveiller, Michael: 78, 100, 113 Scott, Betsy: 4, 40, 56, 57, 64, 65, 80, 81, 128 Scott, Clinton: 4, 67, 100 Scott, Jon: 40, 128 Scott, Jonathan: 41, 66, 128 Scott, Marcel: 92 Scott, Sandra: 36, 113 Scott, Sheri: 40, 159 Scott, Thomas: 23, 39, 128 Scribner, Emily: 40, 102, 103, 113 Seifert, Timothy: 44, 113 Sell, Tom: 33, 40, 41, 71, 128 Seraaj, Rhonda: 128 Seymour, Adam: 128 Shabaiash, Roberta: 100 Shankey, Shelly: 6, 128 Shardin, John: 103 Sharp, Pamela: 25, 85, 114 Sheckles, Latonya: 100 Sheerman, Jennifer: 114 Sheldon, Jill: 128 Sheriff, Omar: 67, 114 Sherman. Thomas: 8, 39, 114 Shilson, Corv: 89 Shilson, Troy: 89, 128 Shimada, Roger: 34, 46, 159 Siegrist, Dean: 128 Simpson, David: 62, 82, 114 Simpson, Kaia: 28, 29, 114 Simpson, Melanie: 35, 159 Skinner, Jeanne: 31, 34, 35, 159 Skinner, Richard: 114 Skogerboe, Steve: 160 Slaughter, Arthur: 66, 128 Slinger, Richelle: 110, 114, 209 Sly, Lisa: 114 Sly, Michael: 67, 78, 114 Sly, William: 160 Smith, Barbara: 160 Smith, Byrne: 39, 160 Smith, Christopher: 67, 100 Smith, Connie: 128 Smith, Debra: 26, 45, 128 Smith, Earnest: 128 Smith, Jane: 26 Smith, Jerald: 67, 100 Smith, Laurie: 45, 167 Smith, Mike: 47 Smith, Monir: 100 Smith, Russell: 54, 78, 79 Smith, Scott: 128 Smith, Steve: 33, 74 Picture Index — 203 Smith, Tim: 66, 160 Smith, Tracy: 58, 114 Smith, Virginia: 114 Snowden, Sonja: 100 Soldo, Lisa: 58, 59, 100 Soldo, Michelle: 58, 128 Sommers, Michelle: 72, 73, 128 Sorensen, Elise: 57, 132, 160 Sorensen, Kristin: 128 Sparer, Eleanor: 49, 128 Speiser, Jill: 29, 35, 160 Speltz, Sheila: 33, 72 Sperry, Dana: 52 Spilleth, Meg: 30, 34, 40, 128 Sporlein, Jeannie: 128 Spratt, Christine: 128 Spriggle, Sheryle: 128 Staba, Mark: 39, 128 Stamper, Jhonda: 161 Stand, Mike: 26 Starke, Eric: 128 Starr, Clark: 29, 128 Starr, Joseph: 128 Starr, Pat: 114 Starrett, Jodi: 128 Stately, Leon: 26, 129 Stave, Twila: 100 Stclair, Daniel: 161 Steidle, Michael: 33, 114 Steinberg, Linda: 129 Steller, Timothy: 114 Stelton, Dennis: 66, 161 Stephens, Suprena: 47, 133 Stephenson, Cindy: 129 Stever, Jill: 31, 35, 55, 72, 73, 85, 86, 87, 133, 161 Stewart, Gregory: 100 Stewart, James: 129 Stewart, Tony: 66, 74, 75, 161 Stickncy, Chris: 23, 43, 56, 66, 133 Stocking, Timothy: 129 Stodolka, Steven: 114 Stordahl, Denise: 101 Stordahl, Scott: 62, 63, 129 Strand, Sara: 24, 45, 161 Strommen, Bridget: 101 Strong, Richelle: 44, 114 Suarez, Victor: 114 Sudderth, Darcy: 31, 102, 106, 114 Sullivan, Bridget: 101, 208 Sumpter, Karockus: 93, 101 Sundell, Bill: 34, 35, 62, 63, 161 Sunell, Randy: 167 Svien, Alden: 44 Swader, Lisa: 114 Swalve, Lori: 21, 22, 37, 38, 68, 162 Swanholm, David: 114 Swanson, Mark: 129 Swenson, Marie: 65, 80, 129 Swirtz, James: 114 Syal, Sanjay: 25, 49, 114 Tabor, Richard: 114 Tamble, Tamera: 114 Tapley, Alan: 93 Taplin, Cathy: 162 Tapplin, Sandra: 114 Tapplin, Ulinda: 162 Taylor, Sean: 101 Teague, Verlynda: 58, 59, 126, 129 Teitz, Heidi: 129 Tellinghuisen, Konrad: 129 Terwey, Lori: 44, 114 Teske, Nathan: 29, 35, 70, 83, 83, 162 Thav, Dang: 116 Thayer, Michelle: 77, 114 Thomas, Greg: 39, 114 Thomas, Larry: 79, 129 Thomas, Payette: 101 Thomas, Richard: 101 Thomas, Ylanda: 81, 101 Thompson, Dale: 162 Thompson, Greg: 31, 132, 162 Thompson, Jim: 45 Thompson, Mary Kay: 114 Thompson, Michelle: 19, 37, 44, 114 Thompson, Renee: 31, 35, 72, 73, 162 Thompson, Tim: 27 Thoreson, Erik: 27, 39, 109, 114 Tidwell, Jason: 29, 55, 84, 85, 129 Tidwell, Jesse: 129 Timm, Beth: 114 Tipple, Kara: 114 Tockman, David: 29, 30, 35, 162 Toft, David: 163 Toft, Lisa: 53, 114 Tohannie, Scott: 88, 89, 114 Tohannie, Vanessa: 114 Tollefson, Jennifer: 115 Tonsager, Brian: 67, 115 Topitzhofer, Thomas: 115 Toren, Larry: 39 Toren, Sean: 12, 15, 19, 49, 163 Tornes, Larry: 115 Tran, Hiep Xuan: 115 Travis, Curtis: 22, 23, 78, 79 Travis, Mora: 51 Trimble, Ernest: 66, 79 Turner, Ricky: 67 Tyler, Naomi: 22, 163 Tyler, Stephan: 29, 40, 129 Ungurian, Dan: 14, 66, 163 Untiedt, Teresa: 115 Upton, Kristin: 36, 115 Valentine, Alan: 101 Valentine, Marjorie: 129 Vang, Chang: 129 Vang, Chao: 129 Vang, Su: 129 Vaubel, Natasha: 10, 34, 35, 40, 133, 163 Virnig, Beth: 21, 34, 35, 163 Vixayvong, Akhalaphet: 101 Vixayvong, Kak: 39, 129 Vixayvong, Sid: 70, 71, 115 Voeltz, Ezell: 9, 62, 89, 129 Voeltz, Jennifer: 3, 16, 39, 122, 129, 139 Voight, Darby: 101 Vosscn, Pat: 115 Wahlberg, Timothy: 28, 29, 129 Wald, Heidi: 163 Waldaner, Roger: 129 W'aldron, Lisa: 51, 163 W alker, Charles: 101 Walker, Jerome: 44 Walsh, Barbara: 129 W ard, Ellen: 35 W'ard, Louise: 81, 115 Washington, Tyrone: 44 W askosky, Greg: 67, 89, 129 Wassenaar, Matt: 115 Watkins, Amere: 129 Picture Index W'atroba, Nancy: 115 Whiteman, Sam: 26 Wong, Joni: 31, 165 W'eayos, Val: 26 Wichman, Julie: 64, 115 W ood, Cynthia: 33, 69, 130 Weaver, Lisa: 164 Wicky, Don: 44 W ood, Jeanette: 42, 165 Webb. Alita: 39, 129 Wikstrom, Jan: 10, 14, 35, 56, 91, W'ood, Laura: 130 Weeks, Jennifer: 80, 164 132, 162 Workcuff, Kimberly: 45, 130 Wefel, Alisa: 101 Wilcox, Julie: 45, 164 Wright, David: 130 Wcfel, Janelle: 36, 101 Wilcox, Ricky: 83, 130 Wright, Erick: 101 Wcimer, Shawn: 67, 78, 115 Wilkey, Don: 101 Wynne, Michael: 78, 102, 115 Weinschreider, Stephen: 37, 38, Wilkie, Andrea: 36, 115 Yaeger, Michael: 92, 101 115 Williams, Jeff: 67, 78, 115 Yaeger, Tim: 115 Weisberg, Aviva: 24, 31, 34, 37, Williams, Matt: 115, 116 Yang, Pang: 101 56, 132, 164 Williams, Matt: 130 Yano, Travis: 101 W'eisberg, Ori: 28, 34, 129 Williams, Trent: 66, 116, 130 Young, Brad: 21 Weissman, Caroline: 8, 116, 129 Williamson, Sean: 37, 130 Young, Glenda: 130 Welch, Terry: 101 Wilson. Alex: 21, 164 Young, Terri: 165 Wells, Keith: 101 Wilson, Carla: 56, 57, 130 Youngdahl, Emily: 13, 19, 28, 29, Wells, Thomas: 115 Wilson, Charles: 26, 164 33, 39, 40, 130 Wendell, Kelly: 45 W'ilson, Donna: 101 Yue, Christopher: 92, 101 Wendland, Wade: 130 Wilson, Linda: 130 Zack, Mark: 35, 46 Weseman, Shaun: 115 W'ilson, Roberta: 115 Zantalla, Rolando: 130 Westby, Jonathan: 22, 66, 82, 83, W'imcr, Shaun: 27 Zaragoza, Robert: 17, 39, 67, 115 130 Wimmer, Georgia: 101 Zarling, Lyle: 130 W'esterberg, Amy: 130 Wind, Charlie: 44 Zehnle, Susan: 130 W'esterberg, Mary: 22, 34, 37, 133 Wind, Maury: 36, 116, 130 Zcmach, Irit: 39, 115 Westrich, Fredrick: 40, 89, 130 Wind, Toni: 165 Zerby, Anne: 19, 165 White, Devin: 39, 130 W'inden, Phillip: 43, 130 Zierman, Anne: 8, 40, 64, 130 White, Elizabeth: 12, 29, 164 W'inick, Deana: 85, 115 Zimmerman, Angela: 130 White, Gordy: 45 Woelfel, Nick: 45 Zimmerman, Karen: 33, 165 White, Michael: 66, 130 W'oelfel, Tony: 44 Zimmerman, Laura: 115 W hite, Paula: 33, 72, 130 Wolfe, Steve: 37 Zimmerman, Mike: 130 W'hite, Stacey: 101 W'olfgram, Jonathan: 101 Zimmerman, Thomas: 101 W'hitebird, Darcus: 47 Wollak, Scott: 70, 71, 130, 131 Zustiak, Thomas: 101 Picture Index — 205 SERVE WITH CLASS. YIELD: 1. Friends relax against the balcony between class. 2. Michelle Rudquist, and Ann Foker study-together in science class. 3. Mr. Schell lectures his class. 4. Anders Forsman. Mike Fredell and Harold Hinrichs sit together for lunch. 5. “We’re from South and couldn’t be prouder. 6. Twan C'ung relaxes in class. 7. Laurie Harris fixes her hair in the Commons. 8. Tim Duroche enjoys a quick bite to eat. 9. Jeff Roff and Bart Anderson enjoy the game. 10. Ross Colby and Kevin Raines acting normal? 11. Dave Gundcl and Scott Quam do some quiet studing in the hall. 12. Rick Kitto shows his taste in books. 13. Mike Fredell calls home on his tie. 14. Santa and the Mad Hatter visit South. 15. Photographer Linda Carroll is at the other end of the camera for once. 16. Mr. W'old shows an important film to his class. 17. David Copeland successfully plots his schedule. 206 — Closing Theme 8 1500 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS! Closing Theme — 207 w 1 Theresa Klein runs across Ihe park. Molly Roulhioux works on her ceramic pot. Mr. Beske disco� ers an unusual growth in his coffee. The Tigetettes entertain at halftime. Bridget! Sullivan and Stephanie Faiella show off the latest thing in clothes. Mark I.okowich wears a stylish mohawk. Its been a long day for Sue I arson and Diane Mateer. Soccer players take a break from the game. Mr. Webert lectures his class. Richellc Slinger smiles for camera. Miss Karakosh lectures her class on the use of the typewriter. Students use excess classtime for a variety of activities. Sarah Beech and Laleeta Bilhro play in the band. Tom Patenaude selects his lunch, lorn Hogan works in welding class. C losing Theme — 2(l � THE 1982- 83 TIGER EDITORS G jpv n Hur u ta IcL ndinsoiO All Hail you gallant Tigers We do for old South all we can Our hearts are always with you Our eyes upon you Every South High man All South is here to greet you And cheer you on Triumphantly So fight fight Tigers Fight fight Tigers Charge and fight Your way to victory! 210 - Editors Page Autographs — 211 212 — Autographs „ tographs