Susan B Anthony Junior High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1981 volume:

Anthonian WeYre Looking Good Together In 381 The ANTHONIAN is published at Anthony Junior High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Don- ald Turkington, Principal. Sarah Beach, Editor-in-Chief Section Editors Sarah Almquist Angela Howard Ann Johnson Heien Jones Tina Masie5te Brandt Williams Tiffany Cole, Layout Editor Dave Wood, Cover Artist Mary Lathrop, AdviSor How do we look good together in ,81? We look good, because we are good. We are always the top school in all of the tests that they give. No other junior high does as well. We have proof that we learn. Athletically, we're the best. Just look at all our tro- phies. If they would just have let us play this year, we'd have added some more. And we're together. As friends, we care about each other. We Certainly Look Great In ,81! Entries And Editors There were more cover entries than ever before. After we voted, Dave's entry won, and these two were the runners-up. Sec- ond place went to Matt Fuller, left. Third went to Sean Mosley, right. Putting this book together wasn't all fun and games, but the editors had a lot of fun. John Dax, shown with us in these pictures, moved before he could help fin- ish the eighth grade section. Ann sure looks mad in the bottom photo. Faculty And Staff They direct us. They guide us. They scold and ttcorrectt, us. School wouldntt be school Without them. tI' . Dedication: Mr. Larry Brockel Kids respect a teacher who cares enough about them to demand the best. Mr. Brockel isn't an easy teacher, but he's a great teacher because he makes us do the best we can, and when we aren't quite doing as well as he thinks we can, he shows us how to do better. Whether it's in gym, the shops, or the halls, we can tell that Mr. Brockel likes us and wants the best for us. He's always teasing, talking to us, and letting us know he likes us. It's mutual, Mr. Brockel. Thanks to a super teacher, Mr. Brockel! Faculty And Staff Office Personnel Mr. Donald Turkington Principal Mr. R.C. Johnson Assistant Principal Mr. Maurice Mackay, Aide to the Principal; Mr. Johnson; Mr. Turkington; Mrs. Naomi Rotenberg, Social Worker; Mr. Dull. The clerks are the people who . . . run off the notices we ALWAYS take home, call us to the office for forgotten gym uniforms and trumpets, and those fun visits with the principals, bandage our owies, let us call home, help the teachers and principals keep the school going. Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Love, Mrs. Freeberg, and Mrs. Moore. Faculty And Staff Mr. A. Austrums, Math Mr. V. Bauer, Physical Education Geography Mr. F. Blanchard, Vocal Music DramMReading Ms. S. Buchanan, Home Economics Mr. B. Caldwell, Spanish History Mr. D. Dull, Counselor Mrs. T. Foster, Home EconomicVGeography Ms. D. Freeberg, Clerk Mr. M. Frein, Social Studies Mr. S. Gerber, Special Education Ms. F. Gronneberg, Science Reading Ms. J. Hawkinson, Chemical Dependency Couns. Mr. D. Hayden, Math Outdoor Environment Mr. R. Houghteling, Science History Mr. A. Johnson, Industrial Arts Mr. E. R. Johnson, Industrial Arts Ms. S. Jones, Administrative Aide Ms. M. Larson, Math Ms. G. Love, Clerk Ms. J. Meyer, Librarian Ms. L. Meyers, Aide Ms. V. Moore, Health Clerk Ms. E. Ogilvie, Aide Mr. D. Rumppe, Science Mr. B. Rutt, Counselor Mr. R. Sandeen, Instrumental Music Ms. B. Schraeder, Special Education Mr. M. Sporer, English Ms. L. Stahl, Orchestra Mr. J. Suchomel, Math Mr. D. Thom, Physical Education Ms. L. Tyson, English Mr. C. Velgersdyk, English Mr. D. Vevle, Math Mr. D. Wagner, Social Studies Mr. B. Waldoch, ArMEnglish Can I help with that? AN Kl 3. It seems that sometimes we're too together . . . Make a line to get on the bus . . . to go skiing . . . to practice jumping off the bus . . . to eat . . . to be frisked when we're leaving the library . . . and all of us go one way on the stairs. We're together all right. ! Entirr m mumps; And sometimes we get in a line and do the same things even when we don't have to. Do you think we've been brainwashed or do you think it's true that people our age have to do everything like our friends? Seventh Grade This year we discovered that you had to have a pass to go anywhere. It was a year of locks that wouldn't open, steps that went only up or down, and sev- en classrooms, teachers, and sets of rules to get used to. But we also discovered that we look good and are always to- gether because we're in the best junior high. It'll be nice to be the ones who are experienced when we come back next fall. In 1981 we wore ski jackets, print turtle-necks, and ribbons. Craig Adams Lori Adamson Asa Ahlback Lee Alaniz Mark Allardyce Clifford Almquist Mike Amery Katie Anderson Rob Anderson Theodore Anderson Adrianne Angier Jeremy Arbogast Aundria Arlandson Dawn Aspholm Tim Austrums Jeannie Bacall Gina Bacig Andrea Bacigalupo Mark Badenhoff Brian Baker Michael Bakken Michele Bauch Lenette Bauer Stacy Bergerson Michael Berwald Bradley Beving Andy Bion Jill Bishman Aaron Bjerke Todd Blair Noel Boals Paula Bodger Eddie Bolden Cindy Bonde Lenora Boone Stacey Bowman Leah Brandt Patrick Bredesen In January Superbowl XV brought an unpleasant surprise to Eagles fans Inga Broerman Jenny Brower Jason Brown Paul Brunner Laura Bryson Amy Buelow Resa Buffie Barb Burckhardt Michelle Burgess Tim Burkhardt Julie Burns Stephanie Burrington Diana Bushong Tereska Buzek Ron Badekemeier Judy Cain Michael Caldwell Shannon Cannon Nancy Canterbury John Carlson Lee Carlson Bobbi Carter John Chapin Ray Christensen Brian Christopherson Lisa Cimbura Kim Clendening Steve Cline Andy Clipperton Sean Clyne Laurie Coleman Thurnell Coleman David Conley Mary Kay Cook David Copper Anna Coskran Todd Covart Kathleen Cunningham Christine Cunnington IVS a year of The Tide is High, and Another One Bites the Dust? Richard Dahl Nicole Davis Aaron Dean Jon Dees Beth Dehner Lisa Derfler Donna Devery John Dingley James Ditzler Christopher Doman Jennifer Downham Tonia Downs Anthony Dreon Nicole Edelston Heather Edwardsen Geoffrey Elfstrum David Ellis Kimberly Emmons Mark Erazmus Bradley Erickson Jennifer Erickson Kristin Evenrud Jennel Eveslage Daniel Farrand Mary Farrell Alisa Felicetta Troy Ferguson Theresa Fernholz Chris Fields Spencer Finseth Gregory Fischer Jon Flachman David Flannery Jocinda Fleeson Troy Flowers Greg Floyd James Ford This was a year of no gum for all; detention for some. Josette Ford Lisa Foster Claudia Frank Diana Fransen Francis Freeman Mike Gagner Angela Garner Loretta Garrett Scott Geiger Thomas George Dominic Gibson Monique Gibson Patricia Gilbert Eric Gilbertson Troy Gillette Jason Gillquist Deborah Gilster Sean Goehringer Andrea Goldie Beth Graue Joel Groethe Karen Gust Joni Gustafson Robert Gustafson Kelly Haakman Richard Hadler David Hagen Anna Haley Margaret Hall Nicholas Hall Thomas Hall Stephanie Hammond Teddie Hankins Phillip Hansen Jennifer Harren James Harris i ; a. ' Lynn Harris Christine Hauer Chandra Hawkins Zzzzzz Brendan Hendricson Derick Henry Theresa Herron This year they cancelled our sports teams because of budget cuts. Alexandra Hesse Michael Heyer Maureen Higgins Sally Higgins Kelly Hilborn Mark Hillyer Lynnae Hinrichs Bill Hipps April Hobbs Jeannine Hoiosen Bradley Hollister Joe Holman Sarah Holte Sherri Horn Jennifer Hostad Phyllis Howe Robert Hunt Colin lreton Keri lsaaman Fred Jachim Harry Jackson Phillip Jackson Tasha Jagodzinski Catherine Jenkins Muffy Jensen Karen Jensen Andrew Jewell Bruckner Johnson Craig Johnson Jason Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kristine Johnson Michael Johnson Nils Johnson Helen Jones John Jones Scott Jones Stacy Jones Terrill Jones Weql never forget getting used to chairs attached to desks. Elizabeth Jordan Jeffrey Jorgensen Terri Kantar Erik Kaske Jeffrey Kasperek Christopher Katsmedas Lynn Keck Ryan Kelbrants James Kenney Sue Kieffer Lance Kingbird Christine Kloepper lean Kloster Jeffrey Kohout Lara Kope Nicole Kosanke Laura Kosman Stacy Kroiss Steven Krook James Kurtz Janice Laduke lean Ladwig Robin Langevin Anna Lankton Anne Larson Julie Larson Pegeen Lawrow Nathan Leaf Jennifer Leck Eric Lee Heather Lee Stuart Lee Michelle Legault Scott Lencowski Sarah Lewis Birgit Lillehei Wallace Lockhart Mimi Lockman Sharon Lowery This was the year we never skied on real snow. Jill Lumbar Corey Lyell Dean Lyle Lisa Listing Darrin Maki Brian Mallak Steven Manuel Paul Marble David Marks Natty Martin Cassandra Matte Stacy Mattson Erin McArthur Nicole McCarthy Sarajane McConkey Shelly McGIeno Steven McIntyre Brant McKinney Lisa McLaughlin Raj Mehra Greg Melum Christopher Meyer Paul Mickelson Bradley Mielke Allen Miller Julie Miller Vija Miller Matthew Modell Chris Molke Andrea Monseth Curtis Montgomery Carlos Morgan Peter Morgan Benjamin Mosing Hugh Mulloy Robin Munkelwitz Lynn Murphy I dare 'ya! Michele Nagel maria; v .. Mark Nelson .222: L. .. .-...., 3 ?:-:1 ' Mark Nelson Matthew Nelson Amy Nesheim This year we got to play with the animals, clean cages l 11111 LJ 1111' 1:1? I, 1,11 9 : .0 Steven Nicoski Jennifer Noble Chris Nodland A 1 ' r lfs-C 1 , i v r p' a Robert Noonan Michael O'Pray Mark Odegard Douglas Olson Holly Olson lean Oren Carolyn Owen Daniel Pagel Robert Palbicki Robert Pappenfus Julie Parrott John Patrykus James Pedersen Marjorie Pedersen Suzanne Peer Chris Perusse Anne Peterson David Peterson Eric Peterson Duan Peterson Brian Pfeifer A'leatha Phipps Susan Pikal Jennifer Podas Laura Polivka Richard Pollard Amy Ostergaard Teresa Quirk Martin Raich Kelly Ramacher Sue Redmond Les Reed Derrick Rhines Bryant Rhodes Anthony Richardson Monique Riley Stacy Ritter Bobbie Robbins Kenneth Robinson 1 . acu-,. 18 This year we got most of our physical education running up and down stairs. Liz Roe Danny Roth Sue Rowland Greg Rudolph Peter Rudrud Derek Russell Tracy Schermerhorn Laura Schneider Bradley Schreiber Aaron Schulte Feleshia Shelby Carl Shervey Lois Simon James Skinner Jane Snow Robyn Sorlien David Spiczynski Erica Spitzer Alescia St. Dennis Susie Stearns David Steinke Jeffrey Stensland Matthew Stoesz Kim Stower Carol Strand Jared Streit Tim Swanson Toussaint Starks Tanya Tanner Becky Tester Kristin Thomas Matthew Thompson M. Thurner Lisa Tiedje Richard Toft Daniel Tompkins Mark Tongson Beth Tourtelotte Jodi Tragethon This year we wore hearts all over. Jason Tudor Ronald Ungerman Randy VanSlooten Jacqueline Vavra Rich Vincent Shelly Vogel Cindy Velasca Colleen Wallace Timothy Walter David Wareham John Weber Kristi Wegman Peter Weiser George Welch Keith Wells Kevin Wells Paul Wescott Andrew West Stephen West Susan West Daniel Westman Todd Wheelhouse Brad White Wendy White William Whitney Kris Wik Brandt Williams Jimmy Williams Oscar Williams Raymond Williams Mike Wilson Tiffiany Wilson Chris Wise Jessie Wolk Lanny Wright David Yarbrough Darin Ziebarth Seventh Grade Is . . . having fun With friends. . . . having fun in science. . . . and having guests and guest speakers in geography. 20 Anthonian Activities Activities like ski club, chess, or creative writing are part of school, too. See Dawn, Sarah, Chyrise, and Dawn making dinner while camping out as part of their Outdoor Environment class. Vija listens to our fantastic band, while the three on the left really did look good on Mismatch Day. Dave, Burl, and Peter show off English projects, while Tom performs, and Cathy brags about the clock she made in class. 22 Activities we had fun doing were dances those good active days in classes '3': . 3w .1 and successful projects. Who went around and took unfocused pictures? Who worked in A-Mart at lunch time and didn't make any sales? Who answered dumb letters? Who gave up their lunch to ask what eglantine meant? Who asked for ugly baby pictures? If you haven't guessed by now, we'll just have to tell you that it was the ANECDOTE staffs. macmomsy m Har-hm r+CD SEMESTER ONE STAFF - Row 1: M. Lundeen, D. Schmidt, A. Kjelsberg, R. Heberle, J. Degiusti, S. Beach, B. Gilyard, S. Gjerset. Row 2: D. Puente, 5. Tyler, M. Gunderson, T. Burns, A. Howard, L. Lewis, D. Davis, C. Umphrey. Row 3: L. Nohre, B. Thiel, W. Johnson, T. Anderson, K. Mitchell, E. Olson, J. Dax. SEMESTER TWO STAFF - Row 1: B. Bowler, S. Radtke, T. Masiee, T. Glynn, V. Brookshire, J. Kantar, A. Dutcher, D. Reigel. Row 2: 5. Blackburn, M. Watts, T. Chappelle, A. Olson, K. Heynes, T. Garrett. Row 3: C. Findley, K. Hild, J. Hart, M. McDonough, M. Lupori, M. Fugle, P. Borne, E. Swearegene, K. Hermodson. Row 4: T. Price, J. Nobl'e, A. Fishman, M. McGinity, J. Ditzler, G. Iverson, D. Evert, C. King, L. Hinrichs. Spirit Days Is this us looking good? Maybe. X Are we together? 1! Definitely! We wore funny Clothes, hats and glasses, and t-shirts. We switched our schedules around and didn't get very much work done. But we had spirit! WA H i U 6 r V, 'H- h E? 24 3 Shown At Dances 9 it 11' Sp 25 Chess And Checkers Club This year was the first time that the Chess and Checkers Club had an undefeated champion. Mike Amery, a seventh grader, played 33 games without a defeat; in chess, that is. He also won the checkers tourna- ment, but he did have three losses. CHESS STANDINGS First: Mike Amery Second: Dan Pagel Third: Noelle Boals CHECKERS STANDINGS First: Mike Amery Second: Paul Westcott Third: Troy Gillette She did it again! Of course, he's number 1! You mean I gotta play Amery again? Office Aides ,l; v First semester Aides above from left: Kelly Carin, Tammy McEachern, Kim Kortz, Amy Omodt, Jenny Wa- cholz, Melinda Lundeen, Tracy La- muth, Diana Gersdorf, Margaret McConviIle, and Shauna Stellick. Semester Two aides: Cindy Baago, Ann Follrath, Becky Cuningham, la- nice Filigenzi, Margaret McCon- ville, Corae Haas, Eric Comer, Danna Morfenski, Carolyn Daher, Linda Edmonds, and Georgeanne Keller. Learning the switch boards was difficult, but we managed. Even though sometimes we got confused, and cut people off in the middle of their sentences, we always managed to get help from one of the clerks. A-Mart Staff We hated getting here early once a week when it was our turn to work, but we had fun, too. We hated telling people that we STILL didn't have the new order of compasses or penciI-top erasers in, but we liked handing out change, and writing passes. From the top: Denise Fraction, Karla Hermodson, Dawn Norvell, Mike Fugle, Erica Olson. Sitting: Tim Holdgrafer, Vija Brookshire, and Dean Larson. Goofing off: Cindy Baago, Todd Bruininks, and Sarah Almquist. Aides Stage Crew Without the Stage Crew we wouldn't have programs, plays, or noon movies. Row 1: Dan Gronseth, John Anderson, David Bell, Richard Hofstad, and Peter Borne Above David Bell: Shawn Barnhart Audio-Visual Aides I bet you thought AV stood for Alien Visitors. Well, you are wrong. These are the kids you see wandering around the hall pushing carts with projectors. Without them who'd show us all those recent, fascinating movies? Mrs. Meyers, Mr. Wagner, and the Second Semester AV Aides. Semester 1 - Row 1: David Bell, Malcolm Ellis, Doug Nytes. Row 2: Chris Anderson, Kenny Senkyr, Mr. Wagner, and Trevor Davis. The Library Aides From left: Mrs. Meyer, Erica Olson, Jim Flattum, Ann Slawson, Andrea Fimreite, Heidi Palmborg, Kathy Burgess, and Joy Pom- merenke. Books, the alphabet, and date-due cards were soon engraved on our minds. Fill out this card, No, you can only take out two books, and Did you get your date-due card? were phrases we heard ourselves repeating time after time. At right: Sheila Hendrickson, Wende Dewing, Mrs. Meyer, Jenny Carlson, and Jenny Osborn. Below left: Julie Hybbert and Becky Bowler. Below right: Sue Gartner, Joy Pommerenke, Dorrie Spahr, Michelle Withers, Laurice Lewis, Suzy Lau, and Wanda Felder. Concert Choir Row 1: Betty Kraft, Amy Pensinger, Becky Bowler, Donna Davis, Diana Gersdorf, Ruth Lichliter, Richard Hofstad, York Norman, Carolyn Peterson, Sue Gartner, Corae Haas, Katie O'Brien, Kim Green. Row 2: Jane Johnson, Kathy Burgess, Lucy Michaels, Sunny Pudulis, Wende Dewing, Kerry Pojman, Damien Carlson, Shawn Barnhart, John Anderson, David Bell, Mike Holman, Sue West, Cheryl Findley, Amy McCuen, Kelly Gehl, Jenny Vavra. Row 3: Mr. Blanchard, Kim Kortz, Linda Edmunds, Jenny Wacholz, Adrianne Ludwigson, Michelle Withers, Peter Borne, Dan Gronseth, Rob Voels, Emily Stewart, Georgianne Keller, Laura Stearns, Lisa Yonak, Darlene Reuben, Jenny Olson. 45 Minutes from Broadway Mr. Blanchard and all of us worked many, many hours to put on this production, but it was worth it, because everybody said that we were fabulous. We'll all remember the fun of the practices after school, the fun of a successful evening's work on Friday, and the fun of the party. 32 The Orchestra is one of those groups that does something all of the rest of us wish we could do, but know we can't . . . . Of course, they tell us it's simple. All we need is talent, hours of practice, and a good director All of which this orchestra has. Row 1: Mrs. Stahi, Tom Miller, Mike Caldwell, Elisa Rucker, Ann Larson. Row 2: Jennifer Brothers, Judy Cain, Angi Garner, Kim Emmons, Mark Odegaard, Jim Flattum. Concert Band Row 1: D. Reigel, M. Gillmer, M. Fuller, M. Rockhold, T. Glynn, J. Nielsen. Row 2: L. Hovland, M. Morales, A. Dutcher, J. Loupe, M. Busch, A. Johnson, H. Palmborg, K. Dugan, T. Cole, L. Riechling, K. Munson, J. Kantar, J. Reseland, A. Fimreite, S. Larson, D. Spahr. Row 3: A. Tisdale, C. Carter, S. Beach, A. Hall, J. Polanski, T. Anderson, J. Digiovanni, M. O'Brien, D. Fraction, K. Carin, D. Butler, K. Hild. Row 4: Director Ron Sandeen, V. Brookshire, S. Tyler, N. St. Dennis, G. Madison, T. Ruhnke, J. Downham, N. Casper, S. Almquist, K. Nuckles, P. Brauer, T. Bruininks, M. Bratrud. Varsity Band Row 1: K. Hermodson, D. Deans, J. Halley, A. Omodt, J. Lafrenz, C. Patrykus, A. Slawson, S. Carlson, S. Stellick, A. Berwald, T. lungers. Row 2: D. Olesen, K. Davis, T. Garret, M. McConville, J. Fillgenzi, W. Felder, K. Boyd, D. Heldt, T. Haugen, E. Shervey, S. Calush, J. Merrill. Row 3: R. Foster, T. Buck, V. Teague, B. Ellis Row 4: D. Wood, T. Holdgrafer, B. Holden, D. Streissguth, T. Van Heel, B. Whang, K. Beving, D. Williams, B. Austin, B. Cook, J. Budd, S. Hollie, T. Johnson, Director Ron Sandeen. .....4xa..aia$ 2; T M -Tf f : .l L a Isl t' i: r! . - g The drum corps at our winter concert. The kids come in every Tuesday to practice. The fallen music stand shows that Mr. Sandeen got especially violent during this rehearsal. If you walk by room 025 you can often hear him yelling Wrong note! or llWatch that key signature. But that's just all part of his method for turning us into a great band. The eighth graders are amazed at how good they've gotten in two years. At our concerts we really look and soundl good because he makes us do well. He really cares. The bands also thank Mr. Sandeen for not ony making us proud of how good we are, but also for making it fun, and letting us fool around a little bit once in a while. Intermediate Bands Fourth Hour Band - Row 1: A. Arlenson, H. Olson, D. Gilster, T. Kantar, S. Kroiss, R. Robbins, J. Wolk, T. Buzek, N. Mccarthy, J. Potis, J. Tregathon. Row 2: L. Garrett, J. Ford, C. Rudolph, N. Johnson, T. Anderson, L. Harris, B. Beving, N. Canterbury, 3. Williams, N. Davis. Row 3: B. Erickson, G. Floyd, E. Peterson, M. Heyer, C. Johnson, T. Flowers, Mr. Sandeen. Sixth Hour Band - Row 1: T. Quirk, K. Gust, L. Bryson, D. Bushong, l. Broerman, S. Ritter, J. Burns, A. Hesse, R. Buffie, M. Lockman, A. St. Dennis Row 2: J. Laduke C. Owens, T. George, J. Downham, F. Jokkim, A. Clipperton, C. Wallace, J. Brown, M. Thurner, Mr. Sandeen. Row 3: B. Whitney, 5. Cook, 5. Cline, C. Doman, B. Molke, B. Hipps, D. Pagel, J. Groethe, T. Jones, J. Williams, K. Anderson, T. Jones, L. Boone, K. Anderson Third Hour Band - Row 1: L. Simon, J. Harren, S. Bergerson, l. Parrot, M. Cook, 5. Holte, H. Jones, P. Bodger, L. Adamson, A. Buelow, J. Larson, A. Halley. Row 2: P. Rudrud, B. Pfeiffer, P. Hansen, A. Jewell, J. Flachman, S. Reddman, K. Johnson, B. Lillehei, R. Williams, C. Matte, K. Wegman, J. Brower. Row 3: J. Jorgenson, B. Anderson, T. Austrums, N. Leaf, M. Erazmus, B. Gustafson, R. Undermann, T. Burkhardt, M. Raich, P. Brunner, Mr. Sandeen. 35 Beginning Bands Sixth Hour Band: P. larow, J. Hostad, L. Jordan, N. Martin, H. Lee, E. McArthur, J. Snow, L. Keck. Row 2: D. Connolly, E. Kaske, D. Thompson, B. Hendrickson, R. Vansleten, D. Roth, J. Johnson. Row 3: D. Starks, M. Johnson, L. Doeffler, D. Yarbrough, J. Harris, G. Welch, S. Lee, J. Patrykus, D. Wareham, Mr. Sandeen. Third Hour Band: L. Coleman, A. George, K. Hackman, L. McLoughlin, T. Herron, S. Mattson, S. Burrington, J. Hoiosen, S. Lowry, T. Fernholz, Row 2: J. Stensland, A. Dean, B. Schreiber, T. Hall, P. Mikkelson, M. Cherry, M. Modell, J. Kenney, J. Johnson. Row 3: D. Flannery, S. West, D. Ziebarth, D. Ellis, C. Almquist, M. Berwald, C. Peruse, J. Tudor, S. Lenkowski, P. Bredesen, Mr. Sandeen Fourth Hour Band: C. Shervey, A Coskran, M. Farrel, L. Schneider, R. Langevin, S. Hollie, J. Lumbar, B. Growe, L. Cimbarra. Row 2: R. Mehta, E. Bolden, A. West, T. Gillette, A. Bjerke, M. Tongson M. Bakken, D. Maki, L. Wright, R. Radler. Row 3: L. Reed, R. Munkelwitz, D. Lyle, P. Jackson, S. Finseth, Lee Carlson, R. Kelbrandt, T. Walters, R. Dahl, M. Gagner, Mr. Sandeen 36 We don't exactly know when this club met, because they always seem to be up there hanging around the computer. Under Mr. Austrums and Mr. Vevle, the group meets and does all those things that can't be un- derstood by the rest of us. We may not understand what they do, or why they seem to be doing it every night after school, and before school, but from watching them we can say for sure that THEY obviously know when, what, and why they do it, and they obviously have lots of fun with it. Computer Club Row 1: Tim Austrums, Clifford Almquist, Cordell Connolly, Aaron Bjerke, Mark Allyrdice, Richard Hadler. Row 2: Lisa Yonak, Jenny, Jocinda Fleeson, jeanette Polanski, Guy Madson, Mike Fugle. Row 3: Corae Flaas, Jenny Downham, Keri lsaaman, Mr. Austrums, Mr. Vevle Let's see. . .1 x Nicole + 1 Apple + a math teacher : ? Backgammon Club The Backgammon Club may not have had many members, but it certainly made up for quantity with the quality of the players and the enthusiasm of both Chyrise and Wende, and Mr. Rumppe, advisor. Chyrise Bay and Wende Dewing, the faithful members of the club. Obviously there's a guarantee that here we have the first and second place winners in the tournament. 37 Anthonian Staff Besides the editors, who listed themselves in front, here we are, the hardworking, intelligent- Iooking, bright-eyed, talented, beautiful people who worked a zillion hours to bring you this yearbook: Inga Broerman, Jocinda Fleeson, Bill Hipps, Keri lsaaman, Tasha Jagodzinski, Laura Schneider, Carl Shervey, Erica Spitzer, Carol Strand, Cindy Baago, Vija Brookshire, Denise Evert, Amy Fishman, Ann Follrath, Denise Fraction, Joann Hart, Ruth Heberle, Gretchen lverson, Janet Kantar, Sonya Larson, Melinda Lundeen, Kris Munson, Erica Olson, Cathy Patrykus, Amy Pensinger, Diana Schmidt, Nicky St. Dennis, Biz Thiel, and Carrie Umphrey Seventh grade section, eighth grade section, miscellaneous section, and activities section. Creative Writing Club Row 1: David Puente, Denise Frac- tion, Burl Gilyard. Row 2: Sue Pikal, Anna Lankton, Josie Streissguth, Miss Tyson, Keri Pojman, Anne Pe- terson, Cathy Patrykus. From the end of dusk, To the beginning of dawn, Creative Writing writes on . . . ... No, that won't do ... . . . Let's see . From the brain to the pen, My thoughts will go then. . . . That won't do either . . . From food day to book day, Our club is such fun. I'm sure you'll agree, It is the best one. . . . Well, that's a bit better! We give up. Aren't you glad that THEY put the creative writing book together, and we do the yearbook? They sure do a much better job than we would if our poem is any indication! German Travelers This year Miss Slayton and four students from Anthony will be joining a group of Minneapolis students on a tour of Germany. Anticipating the trip by looking at a German map and waving a German flag - which you can't see lTake our word for in - are Cindy Baago, Mike Fugle, Kim Nuckles, and Kirk Peterson. 40 Student Council Q : Mr. Dull, Mrs. Schraeder, and Cathy Student Council really went from feast to famine this year. We certainly feasted on the charm grams charms and the prizes from the magazine sale . . . and starved for the African refugee fast. We had a tea for the teachers, and presents for the bus drivers. We organized the dances and planned the spirit days. Student Council really knows how to help us have that together feeling. I W Carrying bags of food for the needy at Thanksgiving We bought Charmgrams Dean, Muffy, and Angela with some of the prizes from the magazine drive. Row 1: S. McConkey, J. Dees, D. Streissguth, K. lsaaman, S. Bennett, 8. Williams, J. Flachman, N. Casper, T. Miller, R. Kilebrandt, Row : L. Hovland, K. Clendening, L. Rogers, L. Hanson, L. Stearns, L. Tiedje, S. Jones, D. Fraction, A. Ostergaard, A. Ludvigson, C. Patrykus, S. Bergerson, P. Borne. Row 3: M. Mcginty, A. Howard, J. Kenney, R. Hadler, S. Cline, J. Joiosen, J. Streissguth, B. McKinney, C. Doman, R. Dahl, E. Kost, B. Hipps. Row 4: Mr. Dull, A. Hesse, V. Brookshire, L. Murphy, S. Radtke, J. Deguisti, R. Heberle, R. Buffie, D. Gilster, B. Bowler, A. Pensinger, S. Ritter, J. Downham, Mrs. Schraeder. A treat for the bus drivers. Did Vija really win that radio selling magazines? 42 Intramural Sports From kickball to volleyball to basketball to floorhockey, we have a busy intramural sports season at Anthony. There are separate competitions for each sport, with playoffs, single, or double eliminations. Some things are co-ed, and some are boys and girls. Even if we couldn't have school teams, people take lots of pride in playing for their homeroom. f; i g l I bet you wonder if you're seeing double or if we made a mistake. iUs? Make a mistake? You've got to be kiddingD The real reason why there are two pictures of almost the same people - test your powers of observation --- you have 5 seconds to spot the kids who are different - is that home room 100 won BOTH the volleyball and kickball championship. This is volleyball, Peter, not dancing! 1 y Sort of in clockwise fashion: Mr. Brockel, Brenda Ellis, Elayna Rucker, Una Arlanson, Kris Davis, Missy McGinty, Kathy Davis, Maria Lupori, Vija Brookshire, Sue Gjerset, Debbie Davis, Laurie Coleman, Angelique George. Don't be afraid, Mr. Suchomel! It won't hurt. C;irlst Basketball The girls' team was fantastic last year and took the city championship. This year, too, Mr. Brockel felt that he had a great team. Even if they hadn't repeated the championship, Mr. Brockel said that they were winners all the way. Unfortunately when the city's budget was temporarily reduced by the state, the junior high athletic season was eliminated by the downtown office. Mr. Brockel had already chosen his team from the many hopefuls who had tried out, so even if they didn't get to play, we wanted to show you what a team of winners looked like. Ski Clubs We remember the great times we had with the downhill ski club, although there wasn't much snow. We remember the time our skis fell off, and went down the hill without us. And we recall that there wasn't much snow. Remember the times you went up the lift, dropped your pole, and fell in the ice trying to get off? There really wasn't much snow. We remember the long, crowded bus rides, and the time our bus stalled, out in the middle of nowhere. It was then we were thankful there wasn't much snow. And now about cross country skiing. What were all those announcements and permission slips and plans? Mr. Hayden found out there really wasn't much snow! Q; :5! 5h! i3 twt We made plans for several trips, waxed our skis, and then found out that there really was NO snow. This year we were the oldest and most experienced, and we noticed that the seventh grad- ers seemed smaller than we ever could have been. We went to the dances, thought of better excuses for being late, not having our work done, talking in class, etc. We tried to get lots of life-saver grams during the week. This had to be the best year of junior high. 46 Eighth Graders ARE Special! One of the best things about being an eighth grader is being able to take some of the fun classes we only heard about last year. We're only ACTING scared in Speech and Drama. Al- most all of the pictures in this book were taken by kids in Mass Communications Class. You heard about the kids in Adolescent Sexuality who carried around eggs for a week? Going on two campouts, one over three days of school, was a privilege the students in Outdoor Envi- ronment had. lBelowl Across the page you see just some of the great projects made in Wood, Metals, and Graphic Arts. Sewing is also great! 7:; a my 48 This was the year 01 Wh0 shot J R? John Abraham Sarah Almquist Doug Altringer John Andersen Chris Anderson Joe Anderson Tim Anderson Stephanie Arbogast Una Arlandson Andy Armstrong Medaria Arradondo Bill Austin Cindy Baago Bruce Babcock Leann Barker Shawn Barnhart Mike Bauch Chyrise Bay Sarah Beach Burvis Beaty Bill Bell David Bell Amy Berwald Ken Beving Shannon Blackburn Peter Borne Lance Borrink Becky Bowler Wayne Bradley Michelle Bratrud Peter Brauer Vija Brookshire Jenny Brothers Jeff Brown Jaana Bruce Todd Bruininks Teresa Buck Joel Budd Kathy Burgess Denise Burnett Tim Burns Maria Busch We re looking good in Izods. David Butler Suzy Campion Mark Canfield Phil Caplinger Jenny Carlson Sue Carlson Sherry Carroll Clara Carter Curtis Chapin Travere Chappell Angela Clear Tiffany Cole Mike Coleman Todd Coleman John Colloton Eric Comer Cordell Conley Bob Cook Rebecca Cuningham John Dahl ' Leonard Dahlquist Debbie Davis Donna Davis Evan Davis Kathy Davis Kris Davis Trevor Davis Jon Dax Diahn Deans Jean DeGiusti Wende Dewing John Digiovanni John Dillon Jane Ditzler Heather Donaldson Joshua Downham Pat Duffy Kathy Dugan Adrienne Dutcher Linda Edmunds Tammy Edwards Todd Ek 50 This year we looked good in docksiders, rubber duckies and Tretorns. Brenda Ellis Jeff Emmons Scotty Evans Denise Evert Wanda Felder Kim Felien Karen Fetterly Janice Filigenzi Andrea Fimreite Cheryl Findley Amy Fishman Billy Fisk Jim Flattum Ann Follrath Paul Foss Richard Foster Ruth Foster Scott Fox Denise Fraction Andrea Frank George Frost Mike Fugle Matt Fuller Scott Galush Kelly Carin Terri Garrett Susan Gartner Nathaniel Casper Barb Geer Kelly Gehl Diana Gersdorf Derek Gibson Matt Gillmer Burl Gilyard Sue Gjerset Tim Glynn Burt Grady Sharon Graf Kim Green Looking good in Lees and Gloria Vanderbilts Dan Gronseth Eric Grotbeck Charlie Gunderson Mark Gunderson Corae Haas Kris Hale Anne Hall Jimmy Hall Mike Hall Roger Hall lulaine Halley Debbie Hamblin Ada Hankins Jeff Hanson Lisa Hanson Joann Hart Tony Hartmann Tom Haugen Greg Haupert Ruth Heberle David Heldt Sheila Hendrickson Leah Henry Karla Hermodson Kate Hild Liz Hinrichs Richard Hofstad Brent Holden Roger Holden Tim Holdgrafer Stephanie Hollie Mike Holman Tom Horning Laurie Hovland Angela Howard Bart Hughes Kathy Hynes Gretchen Iverson Cedell Jacox Kris lagers 51 52 This is the year we listened to AC - DC and Queen. Bonnie James Stefanie Jodell Ann Johnson Tony Johnson Donny Johnson JanelI Johnson Jeff Johnson Wendi Johnson Melesa Jones Shannon lones Terry lungers Dawn Kaehn Steve Kaiser Janet Kantar Georgeanne Keller Tom Ketcham Cathee King Ann Kjelsberg Vickie Klans Mike Knaeble Elizabeth Knoll Dawn Kolden Todd Konigson Dea Kornmann Kimberly Kortz Eric Kost Betty Kraft lill Lafrenz Tracy Lamuth Dean Larson Sonya Larson Suzy Lau Stephanie Lawhorn Cheryle Lemke Laurice Lewis Matthew Lewis Ruth Lichliter Brooks Lillehei Kirk Lindberg Catherine Litkewitsch Julia Loupe Adrian Ludvigson This was the year it was 600 in the winter. Todd Lung Melinda Lundeen James Lundgren Maria Lupori Nate Luther Guy Madsen Erik Maki Paul Manzavrakos Tina Masiee Jordan Mauer Peter Maurelli Margaret McConvilIe Amy McCuen Meg McDonough Tammy McEachern Missy McGinty Stephen McGregor Joey Melton Joe Merrill Lucy Michael Tom Miller Tony Mingo Kristin Mitchell David Moore Pam Moore Mindy Morales Danna Morfenski Sean Mosley Jim Muelken Kris Munson Jenny Nelson Michael Nelson Bobby Nelson Diane Nielsen John Nielsen Joe Noble Liva Nohre York Norman Dawn Nerve 53 54 This year we wore painted barrettes. Kim Nuckles Doug Nytes Katie O'Brien Marty O'Brien Dan O'Rourke Ann Olberding Debbie Olesen Amy Olson Erica Olson Jennifer Olson Amy Omodt Kim Boyd Dennis Orth Jenny Osborn Heidi Palmborg Cathy Patrykus Carrie Pedersen Amy Pensinger Kirk Petersen Marston Peterson Kerry Pojman Jeanette Polanski Joy Pommerenke Mark Poseley Tony Price Steve Pruitt Sunny Pudulis David Puente Scott Radtke Laurie Reichling David Reigel Jason Remmen Julie Reseland Pat Reuben Paul Reuben Carole Richards Randy Robertson Mike Rockhold Dan Rogers Lisa Rogers 1981 was a year of Stir Crazy, Private Benjamin, and 9 to 5. Chris Rousemiller Darlene Ruben Elayna Rucker Elisa Ruvker Tim Ruhnke Diana Schmidt Chad Schuppel Paul Seekamp Kenny Senkyr Lenny Senkyr Patricia Sharp Devin Shelton Eric Shervey Rodney Simon Chris Skapyak Tom Slack Mike Slater Ann Slawson Brenda Smith Stephanie Snowden Scott Soulak Dorrie Spahr John Spriggs Nicky St. Dennis Laura Stearns Shauna Stellick Emily Stewart Sharita Stewart Dan Stoneburg Derek Streissguth Josie Streissguth Dale Sundt Liz Swearegene Verlynda Teague Biz Thiel Troy Thomas Dan Tieman Ann Tisdale Dale Topps Steve Tyler Carrie Umphrey Tom VanHeel We remember this year as one in which Anthony and the rest of the country wore yellow ribbons. Steve Hollie Brad Vasquez Jenny Vavra Rob Voels Jenny Wacholz Char Wagner Kerri Wagner Betsy Walter Marie Watts Steve Weber Greg West Billy Whang Blake Wik Dell Williams Donna Williams Todd Williams Michelle Withers Dave Wood Clay Wright Terry Wright Avery White Damen Woodson Tammy Yarbrough Ann Yates Lisa Yonak ' Carol Zimmerman Steve Rosequist Andy Gruye': Fame Peppiest: Amy 8E Kirk Most Lovable: Angela 81 Paul Most Athletic: Most Likely To Succeed: Cathy 8x John Cutest Couple: Todd 8: Gretchen ,t...': 5.: And; a. mirr. tummmhmu.m m..-..W ,- PWriM.-'n..1 .Jur W4 Mug. n a .-,z - rm- Hall Of Fame Friendliest: Laurie 8n Mike Best Sense Of Humor: John 8: Vicki k e g; s 5; ms g jgigiilg fit! magi 51'3Qfg W: AggigaMi$ s. S x, ; Best A11 Round: Laurice 8x Dave Best Dressed: . , Kris 8: Dale ; . ;:5fs: . ant 1 7 H E W i L D What made 81 at Anthony memorable? Braiding our hair Wearing yellow ribbons and feeling patriotic Getting our braces on or off Wearing printed turtlenecks all the time Being good at all we did. Being together in all we did. What made 81 unique? Mr. Mackay gets surprised on Bus Driver appreciation day with an original note and a present. And it all started out as such a nice birthday party for John. What a way to celebrate. kw;me 3 , Having fun and having friends in junior high. What made 81 great? Farewell! well See You All Next Year. Our year in seventh and eighth grade was a great one for most of us. We belonged to a group of students who were together in everything they did most of the time. We continued the schooi's reputation of always being the best. We have a history of top grades, winning teams. We are part of the year 1980-81. This year was one of individuality. It was a year of doing your own thing, yet staying on top of new styles. New ideas surfaced, while old ideas made new comebacks. Among new ideas were Izod shirts, printed turtlenecks, designer jeans, New Wave, and Punk Rock. The comebacks included braids, the preppy look, and the return of penny loafers. With the return of the hostages came the yellow ribbon around the old oak tor maple or eimt tree, and the nation regained its patriotic attitude. This year was one of new experiences for many of us, joined with the old to create a new style of living. It was a year of changes, some good, some bad. it was a year we'll always remember. We look forward to next year and the years to come, wondering what they have in store. -- v.b.