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

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Anderson. Todd Andrist. Stephen Arnold. Jennifer Auer. John Azir e. Pam Bachman. Michael Badhwa. Premanand Barrowclough. Kimberly Barry. Thomas Bartlett. Dana Barton. Andrew Baskin. Jennifer Beal. Jay Beaver. Christoph Bemis. Leslie Bennett. Ann Benson. Patricia Berchem. Angela Bergseng. Todd Borland. Keith Berlien, Elana Berthiaume. Wayne Birt. Jeffrey Blackmore. Megan Bluhm, David Bourdeau. Judith Bourdeau. Julie Breitkreutz. Scott Brown. Jack Brummer, Timothy Buckholtz. Lisa Bullock. Kelly Bunnell. James Burch. Kenneth Burnham. Cindy Above: Sachs' concentration helps her practice a difficult routine. 203 Left: In school Sachs is just as enthusiastic as on the dance floor.

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SOPH SOPHOMORE KEEPS ON HER TOES Throughout the school year, many students got involved in school-related organizations and functions, but still others went beyond the school's corridors to pursue personal hobbies. Among the latter, Andrea Sachs, sophomore, stood out. Sachs, who was involved in the school marching band, also worked in ballet. Before Sachs became involved in ballet, she was greatly involved in gymnastics, a sport she gave up because of the intense competition. In ballet, stated Sachs, “I can go at my own pace, free of any pressure to compete. It’s an art I can continue to progress in for a very long time. Sachs worked on her ballet twice a week at the Sivanich School of Music and Dance. She worked with George Bannarons. a former professional who danced in Europe for five years. Bannarons was optimistic of Andrea's progress. Andrea is a good student; when I ask her to correct something, she does it without hesitation. All my instructions absorb in her mind like a sponge. Andrea sets a fine example for the rest of the class, concluded Bannarons. Andiea Sachs' instructor George Bai narons, loves to show otl his talent©! student Aaron. Benjamin Abramson. Laura Abramson, Michelle Ackerman. James Akguc. Cenzig Albers. Robert AUman, Jacquelin Amundson. Jeflrey Anderson. Anthony Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson. Eric Anderson. Gretchen Anderson. James Anderson. Lisa Anderson. Peter Anderson. Regina

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STUDENTS FIND SURVIVAL OF COLLEGE-PREP BIOLOGY SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF Holy Smokes!” This infamous quote will always be heard echoing in the halls of the first floor circle as long as the combination of three elements occur: sophomores. College-Prep Biology and Hollace Sandholm. biology instructor. Much emphasis was placed on college in this class, and to the unsuspecting sophomores this seemed like a cold slap in the face. For the first time they were forced to face the harsh realities of life — yes. there is college after high school. The sophomores first believed that tenth grade would not be very different from ninth grade. “I heard from others who had taken biology that it wasn’t easy, but it’s tougher than I thought it would be,” commented Val Hovland. sophomore. To let the world know that they did indeed survive this ordeal, a few sophomores got together and decided to follow a tradition that had been started two years ago: designing, ordering and wearing T-shirts that read Holy Smokes. I survived Sandholm. ’82-'83.” Burton. Deanna Burud. Jill Bush. Richard Busklein. Morten Byrd. Teresa Cardinal. Daniel Cariock. Todd Carlson. Scott Chaffee. Chris Chapman. Amy Charloff. Marshall Chatterton. John Christensen. Barbara Clausen. Karrie Clauson. Vincent Cleary. James Cohen. David Cohn. Gregory Cooperman, Jennet Cooperman. Michael Coveil. Gena Craff. Kimberly Craig. Richard Dale. Scott Daly. Steven DamianJ. John Davidson. Steven Dearmin. Susan Delp. Jodi Demaris, Jon Desnick. Jeffrey Dexter. David 204