St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Siivetman. Wendy Sims. SheHy Sirotinsky. Shecyi Skaatand. Sean Skewes. Robert Smith. Kenneth Smith. Sheri Smith. Tamara Smrts. Micheat Smittkamp. Jetttey Snyder. Gregory Spiegier. Jutie Spizman. Brenda Stanstietd. Kimberly St. Denis. Susan Stenerson. Karen SVddman. Scott Stokes. Scott Stoite. Stephanie Stonhouse. Laura Storm. Troy Strauss. Michette Summer tietd. BVeo Swartz. Evetyn Swenson. Lisa TaUakson. Bret Tangney.Lora Tenner. Debra Thies. James Thies. John Thomas. Jeanne Thomas. Katherine Thompson. Rodney Thurnbiom. Sandra Toretsky. Mark Townsend, Andrew Tran, Cam ThiBich Tran. Khanh ThiBich s JUNIORS---- k1 Becky Elstrom is caught in a deluge ot college pamphlets, a common ex- Above. Boing an atypical lunior. Buss Borden decides to relax inste wce for juniors. homework.

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HOW JUNIOR ARE YOU? TAKE THIS QUIZ TO FIND YOUR J.Q. (JUNIOR QUOTIENT) 1. Are you overjoyed when someone tells you those three little words (“one more year )? 2. Did you take the PSAT with the rest of the junior class in the fall? 3. Did your pocketbook (and your parents) tell you to go out and get a job. so you could function with the rest of the crowd? 4. Did you find yourself studying more than last year, but waiting until late Sunday before starting to do your homework? 5. Did you find yourself looking forward to contracting senior slump” next year? 6. Was your house bombarded daily with mail from colleges, many of which you have never heard of before? 7. Were you taking either College Prep or General Chemistry? 8. Did you possess your own driver's license? mni«ii|iiiiiii|Mii rfTE , t mwamiaillKl • apt 1.1-9 i liiliii Number of yes’s 6-8 3-5 0-2 Riech. Tammy Reinbold. Michelle Reis. Rollie Remer. Tamara Rompfer. John RessJer. Roxanne Richards. Darrell Richmond. William Rossman. David Rossman. Micheal Roust. Jay Rud. Katherine Runnion, Micheal Russell. Lori Rust, Nancy Ryter. Sherry Satfe. Scott Sanford. David Schcctman. Betsy Schmidt. David Schneider. Rhoda Schoeneman. Craig Schribman, David Schroeder. Joan Schroepfer. Thomas Schug. Gregor Schulenberg. Elizabeth Schultz. Micheal Sebo. Sandra Seidenfeid. Anita Serwat. Jana Sever ud. Jennifer Your J.Q. Typical junior Borderline junior Not quite a junior, but keep trying 198

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COLLEGES ARE ON THE PROWL ---JUNIORS Look out! We’ve got you surrounded! You have the right to remain studious; if you give up this right, low grades can and will be used against you (on college applications, that is.) To have been a junior you were faced with the fact that your year counted more than any other year if you planned to go to college. First of all. the PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) was taken in October. This was the only college entrance exam most Minnesota colleges required. Also, since college applications were due during the senior year, the junior year was the most recent complete grade for colleges to have looked at. As Marcy Ettedgui felt. “The classes this year are the hardest ones I've ever had. Advanced Algebra was the math course taken most. Study of world history was the theme of social studies classes, and English Core 11 consisted of intense practice on correct paper writing and grammar. I never go home without a pile of homework. complained Jon Burstein. But I really think I’m learning more than ever. jeei tlie.pn!ssuf Js. Juniors. hfc Jon Bprapm, of cojieges weeping them E SSL o°;L JJJF Tran. Kim Transue. Mary Tschida. Daniel Tusler. Lindsay Udstrand, Shelly Ulrich. Kristine Vangstad. Pamela Vatne. Bill Verber. Oleg Waelti, Kara Walder. Annette Walker. Stephon WaWentine. Lisa Waska. John Wedge. Bradley Westley. Darin Williams. Allen Williams. Patrick Witson. Shawn Wise. Bridgett Witt. Debra Wolk, Norma Woodbury. Sandra Wyner. Mikie Yackel. Paul Yi. Tae Kyu Yellen, Barrie Youngblood. Ruth Yurik. David Zappa, Moon Unit Zelkin. Tammi Zeilman. Kristine