Virginia High School - Rohian / Star Of The North Yearbook (Virginia, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1984 volume:

The Class Of 1984 Virginia High School Virginia, Minnesota Presents The Seventy-Seventh Rohian Table Of Contents Opening ........................ Welcome Back This year returning to VHS was quite a new experience. The Roosevelt building was converted to an elementary school 6 VHS was relocated to the 7th grade floor with seniors housed in the annex. With only 3 minutes to get to class, students really had to rush. All in all the students have really done a super job adjusting to the new circumstances. Keep it up VHS'ers!! 2 Students!!! Patty checks her aim I can walk a straight line.’’ says Robbie. Lynn gives her response to 'Good Morning’’ on a Monday. Chris gets into her art work. Todd is excited about his next hr. What a day!” exclaims Leah. Andrea changes her grades during computer science. Sue Glenn fire up for Mr. Bests typing class. Scott is a good stuffer. I wonder how many of these floor tiles are in this school. Mary smiles cuz it’s Monday! Dave relaxes in the lounge Gimme a break. says Chris. It really hurts to have to do this for another year!!” compains Sue. 3 4 Our Uves” Life After 6 VHS 7 Best Of m 8 Times 9 Homecoming 1983 Homecoming was an exciting and memorable experience for everyone. Each day was filled with enthusiasm. One of the most exciting events was the float competition. All week the classes worked diligently to build their float. The junior class of 85” came up victorious with the slogan Ride Em Devils. Some of the other exciting activities were the Bonfire at View Point in the Sky. the egg toss, scooter races, izzy dizzy, and the annual Tug-O-War. This is probably the most awaited highlight of the week. The sophomore girls won over all the other classes and the Senior guys one. There was also a junior-senior girls football game. The senior girls dominated the junior girls and walked away with a victory, maybe the juniors will have better luck next year! Finally at the end of the week we crown our new king and queen and this year was quite an unusual one. The King Mark Lundberg and the Queen Margaret Lundberg turned out to be twin brother and sister. Other members of the royal court were Kim Johnson. Steve Brinkman. Jennifer McBride. Scott Farden. Tami Metsa. Todd Halunen. The week was topped off with the Virginia Blue Devils football game against Int'll Falls Broncos. 10 I Russ Becker and Tom Cusick help design the Senior float. 2. Our football players, trying hard for a homecoming victory. 3 King Mark and Queen Margaret reign together as brother and sister. 4. Sophomore guys take a breather between the ex- citement of Homecoming. 5. Kevin Norton and Greg Lautigar are ready for war. 6 Homecoming royalty and the court (l-r): Tami Metsa. Jenifer McBride Row 2 Queen Margaret Lundberg. King Mark Lundberg Row 3: Todd Ha lunen. Scott Farden. Kim Johnson. Steve Brinkman. 7. Scott Robinson (Robbie) takes advantage of this week to wear some of most favorite clothes 8 The senior float took second place this year. Good Job Seniors!!! 9. Scott (Scooter) Phaneuf agrees school is all work and no play! 10. Scotty Farden and Jenifer McBride shelter them selves from the rain during the homecoming pa rade. 11 Total Eclipse The night of November 4th was one moment which a senior high student will never forget. The gymnasium was brilliantly decorated in maroon pink shades. This set the mood for the theme song Total Eclipse of the Heart.” which was played by Doc 6 the Surgeons. The Letterclub of the VHS worked very hard to organize the grand event. It was truly a night to remember. of 12 Of The Heart 1. Sheila M. waves to the friendly photographer. 2. Michelle A. learns to boogie down from her date. Matt K. 3. Ann T. and Cliff H. are all tired out. 4. The Theme to tourabout 83 . Total Eclipse of the Heart. 5. Eric L. the foreign exchange student is excited for what comes next in his 1st American formal dance. 6. Greg A. and Marcia M. smile for the camera 7. The sophomore girls seem enthusiastic during decorating. 8 Sandy M. portraits her glueing abilities. 9. Chris A. and Tom B can’t decide whether to dance or to take a rest. 10. Carol B. and Eric P. are all tired out and ready to go 11. Mike S. and Kelly S. show their excitement for the upcoming evening. 12. Cara S. tells Tom S. that she is having a very nice time. 13. Doc and the Surgeons set the beat for Tournabout 83 Just Between You And Me Doc and the Surgeons were the hit of the night, as they played the music for the 1983 Prom. They played an assortment of songs, varying from polkas, to rock-n-roll. The junior class of 1984 displayed a beautiful arrangement of decorations in hues of pink and lavender. The juniors worked very hard and the work definitely paid off. Every couple was dressed in their formals and all looked very nice. The night was a big success. Ju$t Between You and Me”, a popular theme from a great song: sets the mood for the 1983 prom. 2) Steve Brinkman says WOW. who was that girl?! 3) The faculty wishing they were young again. 4) Shari Anderson and Scott Farden pose for the camera. 5) Dave Paukner and Debbie Mattson take time out. 6) Stephanie Clarke and John Sullivan pause before entering the dance. 7) Lisa Andrews working hard on decorating the gym. 8) Craig Tietz and Gretchen Hansen boogie to the beat. 9) Mike Wright jamming on the drums. 10) Kim Johnson tells Randy Sistad to quit standing around. there's work to be done. 15 Snowweek ’84 Snowffk tUrtrd oul successfully and rndfd up to hr terrific wrrk Athletically. Tuesday rvrmng wii one of the tugged triumph� for the Blue Devil� I he hockey team defeated unbeaten Hibhmg Blue Jacket� (Number one in the «tale) by a «core of 3 2. I he fashionable attire of the «ludent� «va one of great «chool «pint With each specific day. the student body dre««ed up to show their great participation towards the fun week On Monday swealshirls and T- shirts from different cities and Universities were worn, along with a unique hat Tuesday was Swilcheroo Kiddie day. Some girls dressed up like boys and some boys dressed up like girls. The remaining people dressed up like little kids. Wednesday was anything goes day Rat out day. There were very odd costume� seen in the school on this day. Thursday was Unknown Comic day mask day. Many people came to school with bags over their heads Also on Thursday there was a volleyball game with the Seniors against the Faculty. Of course the seniors won. like usual! Friday wa� the day for getting all dressed up The halls of the school were filled with well dressed students Coronation was combined with the Junior High this year Members of the Royal Court included Michelle Blaser. Bob Pakkala. Stephanie Clarke. Alana Mason. Craigy Teit:. Russ Becker. Steven Pauna. Kimberly Pajari. Kim Pa|ari and Ru� sel Becker had the honors of becoming the 1914 King and Oueen The burger bash was held Friday evening at the school It was a great lime We en|oyed our snoweek. we hope you did • loo! 16 i 1. What skill! 2. Looking for Kermit? 3. Hey Hey Hey!!! It's Rainbow Ray!!! 4. Boy Libby? 5. Comando Shark and his buddy Raymo 6. Go for it!!!!! 7. Who was that masked man? 8 King Russ Becker and Queen Kim Pajari 9. Which is the Real Arbo? 10. I go ape over you!! I I. Did you forget to comb your hair Tony? 17. The Rubble blowing contest is in progress. 13. Tom Metsa decorates for the upcoming fun filled week of Snoweek 17 00 And Friends 19 Familiar Faces 21 The Class Of 1984 The Seniors of 1984 have finally finished their journey through high school. As Sophomores, we come into the school thinking that our Senior year will never come, it's just too far into the future. Then before we realize it. we re Juniors, then suddenly SENIORS. The memories throughout the years will last forever. Remember all of the fun times, the get-togethers, and the friendships. The Class of 1984 will be remembered as a class full of Spirit. The Seniors will be an example of a True Blue Class. Karlen? Wolk Merry Westby David White Steven Williams Maxine Weiss Joelle Weinert Wendy Walker Randy Vine Terry VanDeventer Eric Thomas Wade Tuomela Kelly Swearingen Craig Tielz Lisa Stocco James Thurman Brents Stevens 23 Lori Spollar Cara Sorci Paul Skublic Mike Skinner V Kimberly Skalko Randy Sistad Michael Simich Reeekca Sieckert Bryan Rinnell Elizabeth Randall Mike Ramponi Gregory Pulzel Christine Prue Paul Prozinski Benny Peterson Steven Pauna Scott Patee Gregory Pasch Colleen Parden Robert Pakkala Kimberly Pajari Melisa Padgett Dale Paakkonen Todd Owens 26 Eric Nielson Darlyn Nevala Mary Nelson Sandra Miletich Paul Manila Alana Mason Sharon Maronick Mark Maki W Mark Lundberg Margaret Lundberg Lea Lore David Left Robert Lamppa Debra Lakanen Tami kuha 28 Michelle Lanari Eric Lechien Gregory Lautigar Luwanna LaPole Susan Langer Daniel Kruse Allyson Kosta Matthew Koski Andrea Kohlhase A Ted Kesanen Kelly Kuehl Kristen Joelson Julie Jensrud Dana Jarve Elizabeth Horton Sherri Hill Paul Hendrickson Karen Genlilini Peter Garman Elizabeth Fleck Melissa Filter Richard Farden Paula Fallos Michael Erickson Denise Erickson Sandra Emerson John Eichholz Paul Edstrom Lori Edstrom Jean Eilertson Ronald Edlund Thomas Cusick Joyce Coe Stephanie Clarke Kimberly Cavers Kristen Caarlsgaard Deborah Bunker Karen Birrenbach Michelle Bleaser John Blatnik Bradley Bennett Douglas Bergerson Jade Birnstihl Marc Beulke 34 Todd Beise Russell Becker Steven Barazelli Susan Baldrica Lynn Anderson Kristen Anderson Kirk Anderson Deanna Aho Class Of 1984 “The sun has not set. for the dawn is just beginning ' Our Foreign Friends Andre Grolimund is from Sololhuren. Switzerland. In America he is involved in managing the basketball team, his studies and dancing, which he is very good at. Back at home, he played soccer, fences, wind surfs, skies and is a basset for a local band. Peter's full name is Hans Peter Lukke Holm. He's from Odense. Denmark. As for American interests they differ from his country's activities. There, they disco, play handball, badminton, soccer and rugby. Here he enjoys watching TV and listening to the radio. Eric Lechien's stoomping grounds are in Ohain. Belgium. At VHS he is very active. He was on the Varsity football team, in Close-up. and hopes to be on the tennis team. Eric tries to be in everything that involves his interests. In Belgium he enjoys different kinds of entertainment, music, dancing, movies, and tennis. Teaching is a difficult profession. Not all who enter can live up to its demands. One who did. however, was Miss Moroni, who taught for twenty-seven years in the Virginia School system. And. suddenly, on Thanksgiving Day. 1983. we were shocked when we heard of her death. Mr. Bill Somero. a teacher in the VHS Chemistry Department, best summarized what a lot of us were thinking when he said. You know, it s the end of an institution.' Twenty-seven years in a school system is a long time to serve in this day and age. People say that dedication and commitment are ideals that are lacking in our schools today. These people did not know Theresa Moroni. Dedication was not something she was hoping to achieve: it was a way of life. She didn't miss school. Her classes were always prepared. No matter what the weather, she was always there — and usually one of the first one to arrive. (You could always hear her voice echoing down the hall.) And during the last eleven years of her life, she had to work with a handicap — the effects of the first debilitating stroke, suffered in 1972. But this didn’t keep her from moving her classroom last spring from the Roosevelt Building, across the street to the Technical Building, and up four flights of stairs when Virginia consolidated its system. And all without complaint, for Theresa wanted to carry her share of the load. Now isn't that dedication? And what about commitment? What did Miss Moroni teach? Yes. she taught health, phy. ed.. and drivers’ education. But — besides that — besides the classroom stuff — what did Miss Moroni teach? Values! She taught values! When we were wrong, she told us. When we were right, she praised and encouraged us. How many of us know about all the encouraging notes she wrote to many of our students? What value does that teach us? How many times did she do something for us. and never told anybody, and never received anything in return? What does that tell us about her? It tells us that she is a teacher, a teacher committed to her job. a teacher committed to the ideals of her profession. And as we dedicate this yearbook to her. we reflect: Those we hold most dear Never truly leave us. They live on. They live on in the kindness they showed. The comfort they shared. And the love they brought into our lives. So let it be with Miss Moronil Senior Index Aho. Deanna Rohian 11.12 Anderson. Kirk Anderson. Kristen Anderson. Lynn Andrews. Lisa AFS II.I2(V Pres.): Girls track manager 12: Medical Explorers 12: Rohian 12: Speech 12 Arbogast. John Baseball 10.1 I. I 2(Capt.): Hockey 10.1 l.l2(Capt.); Musical 10; Ro hian 11.12 Babich. John Basketball I I Bachuss. Danny Baldrica. Sue Band 10.11.12: Cheerleading 10: Mixed Choir 10; Acapella Choir 11.12: Musical 10.1 1.12: Pom Pon 11.12 Barazelli. Steven Swimming 10.11.12 Becker. Russel - Campus Life 10.11: Mixed Choir 10: Acapella Choir 11.12; Football 10.12: Hockey 11.12: Letterclub I 1. 12(Pres.); Musical 10.1 1.12: News Paper I 1.12: NHS I 1.12: Rohian 12; Rotary Club 12: Student Council 10; Tennis 10.11.12 Beise. Todd Football 10: Wrestling 10 Rennett. Brad Hockey 10.11; Rohian II; Tennis 12 Bergerson. Douglas Swimming 10.11 Beulke. Marc - Curling 10; Football 10.1 1.12: Golf 10.1 1.12: Hockey 10.1 1.12; Letterclub 11.12: NHS 11.12: Rohian 10; Rotary Club 12; Student Council I l.l2(Treas.) Birnstihl. Jade Gymnastics 10.1 1. 12(Capt.): Rand 10.1 1.12: Stage Rand 10.1 1.12: Swim ming 10.1 I Rirrenbach. Karen Blaser. Michelle Cheerleading 10 Blank. Larry - Football 10.1 1.12: NHS I 1.12: Rotary Club 12; Swimming 10.1 I. I 2(Capt.) Blatnik. John Rlume. Robert Football 10; Hockey 10 Bonner. Joseph Brinkman. Steve Mixed Choir 10: Acapella Choir I 1.12: Hockey 10.1 I: Musical 10.12: Royalty 12 Carlsgaard. Kristen Mixed Choir 10.1 I: Aca pella Choir 12; Musical 10.1 1.12; Orches tra 10.1 U2(Sec.) Cavers. Kimberly AFS 10.1 I: Band 10.1 1.12; Basketball 10.1 1.12; Mixed Choir 10: Aca pella choir 11.12; Letterclub 10.11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Stage Rand 10: Girls Swimming 10.1 1.12; Girls Track 12 Clarke. Stephanie - Gymnastics 10.1 1.12: Let terclub 10.11.12; Math League 11.12: Swimming 10.1 1. 12(Capt ): Track 10 Coe. Joyce Knowledge Bowl 11.12 Cusick. Thomas Baseball 10.11.12; Basket- ball I I; Curling 10: Football 10.11.12; Let terclub 12; Basketball Manager 12: NHS I 1.12: Rotary Club 12: Student Council 12 Dean. Daniel Diep. Dung Dishneau. Shelly • Cheerleading 10.11.12 Dreager. Kristie AFS 10; Band 10.11.12; Baseball manager I I. Medical Explorers 10; Musical 11.12; News Paper 10 Edlund. Ron Edstrom. Lori - Cheerleading 10.11: Mixed choir 10; Acapella Choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12 Edstrom. Paul Mixed choir 10.11: Hockey 10.11.12 Eichholz. John Mixed choir 10.1 I: Football I I: Football Manager 10.12; Musical 10.1 I Eikrtson. Jean AFS 10; Band 10.1 1. 12(Sec.): Campus Life I I; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir I 1.12; Medical Explorers 10: Musical 10.11.12: NFL 10.11.12; NHS I 1.12; Speech 10.1 I. I 2; Swimming girls 10.11.12 Emerson. Sandra Erickson. Denise Erickson. Micheal Baseball 10 Fallos. Paula Farden. Scott Mixed choir 10; Class officers I I (Sec.). 12(treas): Hockey 10.1 l.l2(Capt): Letterclub 10.1 1.12; News Paper 12; Rotary Club l2(junior rotarian); Royalty 12: Stu dent council 10.11.12: Boys Tennis 10.1 U2(Capt) Filter. Melissa Fleck. Elizabeth Mixed choir 10: Class offi- cers IO(Pres); Manager girls track 11.12; Speech 10.11.12 Garmen. Pete Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir I 1.12: Hockey 10 Gentilini. Karen Campus Life 10.11; Mixed choir II; Acapella choir 12; Volleyball 10.11.12; Letterclub 10.11.12; Musical 10.1 I; Girls track 10.1 1.12 Gentilini. Kris Campus Life 10.1 I; Letterclub 10.11.12: Girls track 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11.12 Gill. Kathleen Mixed choir 10.1 1.12: Volley ball 10.11 Grams. Patricia Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12; NFL 10.1 1.12; Speech 10 Gregorich. Sandee Band 10.11.12; Flag corps 10.1 1.12: Musical 10: Manager boys swim 10.1 1.12 Grolimund. Andre - AFS 12 Haavisto. Cliffors Boys swimming 10.11.12 Hadash. Jill Manager Volleyball I I; Rohian 11.12 Hake. Brian Band 10.1 1.12; Football 10: Golf 10: Medical Explorers 11.12; Musical 10.11.12: Boys swim 10.1 1.12 Hallin. Sara Mixed choir 10.11: Acapella choir 12: Musical 10.11.12: Speech 10.1 1.12; Medical Explores 11.12; Student congress 10.1 1.12 Halunen. Todd - Baseball 10.11.12: Basket ball 10.11.12: Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Football 10.11.12; Letterclub 11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Rotary Club 12: Student Council 11.12; Royalty 12; News Paper 11.12 Hansen. Gretchen Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12: Letterclub 11.12; Musical 12: Rohian I I. I 2(Copy Editor): Tennis 10.1 1.12; Track I I; Drama Club 12 Harrenstein. Kim Harrington. Christopher Haugen. Therese AFS 12: Medical Explorers 12 Hendrickson. Paul Basketball 10.1 I. I 2(Capt. 11612); Football 10.11.1 2(Capt ): Track boys 10 Hill. Sherri Band 10.1 1.12: Knowledge Bowl 11.12 Holets. Julie Holm. Peter Horton. Elizabeth AFS I l.l2(Sec.); Campus life 10.11; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.1 1.12 Jarve. Dana - Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.1 1.12 Jensrud. Julie Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Volleyball 10.1 1.12 Joelson. Kristen NewsPaper 10.11.12(Edi- tor); Track girls I I Johnson. Brad Johnson. Kimberly AFS 10; Mixed choir IO(Sec); Acapella choir M.I2(Pres): Class officer 10.1 I(Treas). I 2(Pres); Golf 12: Let terclub 11.12; Musical 10.11.12; NHS 11.12: Royalty 12; Student Council 10.1 1.12; Volleyball 10.1 1.12 Johnson. Mary Band 10.11: Mixed choir 10.11; PomPon 10.1 1.12; Tennis 10.11.12 Johnson. Michael - Golf 10.1 I Johnson. Michelle Campus Life 10.11.12 Johnson. Nola Johnson. Steven Wrestling 11.12; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12 Johnson. Paul Wrestling 10.11.12; Boys Swimming 10.1 1.12 Judnick. Richard Football 10.1 I; Boys Track 10 Kaminen. Todd Football 10.11; Wrestling 10.11.12 Kaskisto. Anthnoy Acapella choir 10.1 1.12: Cross Country 10.1 1.12; Musical 10; Roys Track 10.1 1.12 Keith. Jodi Volleyball 10.1 I Kesanen. Ted Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir I 1. 12: Musical 10.12 Kohlhase. Andrea Orchestra 10.11.12 Koski. Matthew Basketball 10.11.12; Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Golf 10.1 1.12: Letterclub I 1.12: Musical 11.12; Rotary Club 12: Boys Track I I Kosta. Allyson AFS 12; Band 10.11 Kruse. Dan Kuha. Tami AFS 12: Cheerleading I I; Major ettes 10; Musical 11.12; Drama club 12 Lakanen. Debra AFS 12: Mixed choir II; Rohian I I Lamppa. Robert Boys swimming 11.12; Boys track 12 Lanari. Michele Band 10.11.12: Close Up 12; Musical 10.11.12; Medical Explorers 10: News Paper 12; NFL 12: Speech 10; Stage Band 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11.12 Langer. Sue PomPon 10.11.12 LaPole. Luwanna Band 10.11; Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir I 1.12; Medical Explorers 10: Musical 10.1 1.12: Rifles 10.1 I Lautiger. Greg Curling 10.11; Boys swim ming 10.1 1.12 Lechein. Eric AFS 12; Football 12; Tennis 12 Leff. David Wrestling 10.11.12 Lore. Lea - AFS 10.1 1. 12(Pres.); Close Up l2(Sec); Knowledge Bowl I 1.12; News Pa per 10.12; NFL 10.11.12; NHS 11.12; Ro hian 10.11.12: Speech 10.11.12; Student Council 10.11.12 Lund. Kelly - Musical 10: Rifles 10 Lundberg. Margaret Girls Basketball 10.1 1.12; Mixed Choir 10: Acappella choir 11.12: Class Officer 10.11.12: Letterclub 10.11.12; Boys Tennis Manager 11.12; Musical 10.11.12: Royalty I 2t Homecoming Queen); Student Council 10.1 1. 12(Pres ); Girl Tenni 10.1 1. 12(Capt) lundberg. Mark Baseball 10.11.12. Basket ball 10.11.12: Mixed Choir 10: Football ll.l2(Capt): Rotary Club 12: Royalty I 2(Homecoming King) Luoma. Earnest Roys Swimming 10.1 1. 12(Capt) luzaich. Craig Baseball 12: Curling 11.12: Golf 10: Hockey 10: Rohian 12 Maki. Delwin Football 12 Maki. Julie Basketball 10.1 l.l2(Capt): Golf 12; Letterclub 10.11.12: Musical 10; Vol- leyball 10.1 l.l2(Capt) Maki. Mark Hockey 10 Maronick. Sharon Campus Life 10. Musical 10.1 I: Girls Track 10 Mason. Alana Cheerleading lO.II(Capt): Mixed Choir 10 Mattila. Paul Mattson. Debbie Mixed Choir 10: Acapella Choir 11.12: Golf 12: Letterclub 10.1 l.l2(Trea$ ): Musical 10.11.12: NHS 11.12; Volleyball 10.1 1.12 McBride. Elizabeth Acapella Choir M.I2(Sec ): Mixed Choir 10: Medical Ex plorers 10: Musical 12: News Paper 12: Girls Swimming 10.1 1.12: Girls Track I I McBride. Jennifer Mixed Choir 10.1 I: Aca pella Choir 12: Class Officer l2(Sec); Let terclub I 0.1 I. I 2(Sec): Majorettes 10.1 U2(Capt): Musical 10.11.12; Rohian 10: Royalty 12: Student Council 10.11.12; Girls Tennis 10.1 I. I 2(Capt) McCarty. Jean McHugh. Mary AFS 10.11; Band 10.11.12: Rasketball 10.11.12; Close Up 10.11.12: Debate 10.12; Letterclub 10.1 1. 12(Sec.): Musical 10.11.12; News Paper 10.1 l.l2(Edit ): NFL 10.11.12; NHS 10.11.12: Speech 10.11.12: Stage band 10.1 1.12; Student Congress 10.1 1.12; Stu dent Council II; Girls track 10.11.12: Knowledge Bowl 11.12 McKenna. Kelly AFS 10.11.12; Manager football 12: NFL 11.12; Speech I I. I 2: Vol leyball 10 Mehle. Paul Metsa. Tamara Band 10: Cheerleading 10.1 I; Royalty I 2 Michaels. Mark Football 11.12; Basketball 10.1 1.12 Miladin. John Baseball 10.11.12; Mixed choir IO.II(Sec.): Hockey 10; Musical 10; Student council 10.1 I Miletich. Sandy • Cheerleading 10.1 I; Mixed choir 10: Musical 10 Nelson. Mary Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12: Rohian 11.12 Nevala. Darlyn Nielsen. Eric - AFS 10; Band 10.1 1.12: Debate 10; Stage band 10.11.12; Boys Track 10 Norlander. LeRoy Wrestling 10 Norton. Kevin Manager Boys Swimming I 1.12: Rohian I I: Wrestling 11.12 Oakman. Lois Basketball 10.1 I. I 2(Capt ); Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir I 1.12: Golf 12; Letterclub 10.11.12: Musical 10.11.12: NHS 11.12; Volleyball 10.1 1.12(Capt.) Olson. Eric Rotary Club 12: Boys Swimming 10.11.12 Owens. Todd Baseball 12: Orchestra 10.11 Paakkonen. Dale Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12: Football 10.1 1.12; Musical I 2; Boys Swimming 10; Boys Track 10.1 U2(Capt) Padgett. Melisa Girls Track 10.1 1.12; Rohian 10.12 Paiari. Kimberly Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12; PomPon 10.1 l.l2(Capt) Pakkala. Robert Rasketball 10.11.12; Class Officers IO(Vice Pres). 11 (Pres). 12(Vice Pres): Letterclub 11.12: NHS I 1.12; Rotary Club 12; Student Council 10.11.12; Roys Tennis 10.1 1. 12(Capt. I 1612) Parden. Colleen Rasketball 10.11; Mixed choir 10.11; Acapella choir 12: Letterclub 10.11.12; Math League 11.12; Musical 10.1 1.12; Girls Tennis 10.1 1.12; Girls Track 10 Pasch. Greg Football 10.11 Patee. Scott AFS 10; Close Up I 1.12; Foot ball 10.11; NFL 10.11.12: Stage band 10.1 1.12; Student Congress 10.1 1.12; Boys Swimming 10; Knowledge Bowl 11.12 Pauna. Steven Football 10.11.12; Rohian 11.12; Rotary Club 12; Speech 10; Boys Swimming 10.1 1.12 Peterson. Benny Wrestling 10 Peterson. Nancy Volleyball 10 Peterson. Todd - Band 10.11.12: Rasketball 10.11.12; Close Up 11.12; Musical 12; Stage Band 10.1 1. 12(Pre$.) Poupard. Deborah Prasniki. Thea Gymnastics 10.11.12 Prozniski. Paul Football 10.1 1.12; Letterclub 12 Prue. Christine Band 10.1 1.12. Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Gymnastics 10.11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Volleyball 10.11 Ramponi. Mike Wrestling 10.1 1.12 Randall. Elizabeth Band 10.11.12; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Close Up 12: Musical 10.1 1.12; News Paper 12: NHS I 1.12; Knowledge Bowl 11.12 Rinnell. Bryan Rinne. John Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12: Football 10: Hockey 10: Golf 10.11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.11.12 Rooney. Julie Rose. Timothy Mixed choir 10.1 I; Acapella choir 12 Salo. Janis Mixed choir 10.11: Acapella choir 12; Orchestra 10.11.12 Saxhaug. Eric Acapella choir 10.1 1.12: Foot ball 10.1 l.l2(Capt): Musical 10.11.12; Boys track 10.1 1.12(Capt) Schmid. Trina Mixed choir 10.1 1.12; Debate 10; Manager Volleyball 11.12; Baseball manager I 1.12; Musical 10; NFL 10.1 1.12; Rohian 10.1 1. 12(Editor I 26Ru$ Mgr. II); Speech 10.11.12: Student Congress 10.11.12 Severson. Nancy News Paper I I. I 2(Editor) Siebert. Larry Sieckert. Rebecca Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Orchestra 10.1 1.12; Girls Track 12 Simich. Mike Roys swimming 10.11.12 Sistad. Randy Mixed choir 10.11. Acapella choir I 2; Football manager 10.1 1.12. Musi cal 10.1 I: Wrestling 10 Skalko. Kimberly Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12: Volleyball 10.1 1.12 Rohian 12 Skinner. Michael Baseball 10.1 1.12. Basket ball 10.1 1.12; Football 10.1 1.12 Skubic Paul Sorci. Cara AFS 10.11.12; Campus life 10; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12; Girls track 10 Spollar. Lori Rand 10.11.12; Letterclub 12; Newspaper 10 Squires. Daniel Rasketball 10.11.12: Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12; Cross Country 10.1 1. 12(Capt); Musical 12: Ro tary Club 12. Boys Track 10.1 l.l2(Capt) Stall. Ted Rand 10: Musical 10; Stage band 10: Swimming 10.11.12 Stanaway. Kelly Band 10.1 I: News Paper I 2; Rifles 10.1 U2(Capt) Studahar. Lisa Mixed choir 10.12 Stevens. Brent Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12 Slocco. Lisa Band 10.1 1.12: Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 11.12; Musical 10.11.12: PomPon 10.1 I. I 2(Capt) Swearingen. Kelly AFS 10; Band 10.11.12; Close Up 12; Letterclub 10.11.12: Math League 10.11.12; NHS 11.12: Speech 10; Student Council 10. II.I2(V. Pres); Swim ming 10.11.12: Track 10; Knowledge Bowl I 1.12 Thomas. Eric Baseball 10.11; Curling 10.11.12 Thurman. Jim Tietz. Craig Baseball 10.11.12: Curling 10.11.12; Hockey 10.11.12; Medical Ex plorers 10.11.12; Rohian 11.12; Rotary Club 12 Tuomela. Wade Mixed choir 10; Acapella choir 11.12 VanDeventer. Terry Rasketball 10 Vine. Randy Walker. Wendy Band 10; Cheerleading 10.1 I; Musical 10 Weinert. Joelle AFS 10.11.12; Campus Life 10.11.12; Mixed choir 10: Acapella choir 10.11.12: Musical 10.11.12; Track 10 Weiss. Maxine Williams. Steve Football 10.11.12; Hockey 10; Letterclub 11.12; Rohian 12; Boys track 11.12 Westby. Merry Wolk. Karlene AFS 10.12(Trea$); Campus Life 10; Mixed choir 10.11: Musical 10.11 Senior 40 Struts! 41 Juniors, The Class Of 1985 Amundson. Troy Anderson. Carla Anderson. Kevin Anderson. Timothy Androsky. Randy Arola. Todd Aslakson. Greg Belpedio. Toni Berger. James Rerglund. Thomas Bernal. Oscar Birrenbach. Michael Bogren. Paul Bouska. James The Junior Class of 1984 has had a fantastic year. Under the leadership of President Jeanna Lautigar. Vice-President Scott Feroni. Secretary Joe Eskola. and Treasurer Lara Ibrahim. Some exciting moments were taking first place in the float building competition for homecoming, selling magazines for the first time, and impatiently waiting for the arrival of their class rings. Boyer. Delmer Brandt. Kathy Brown. Colette Brausacoram. Paula Carlson. Brent Cedar. Linda Clark. Kim Clouse. Debbie Cress. Terri Davis. Scott Dean. Dawn Dennie. Scott Dethloff. James Dishneau. Vincent Diwishek. John Dodds. Mickey Dolinsky. Steven 42 Drift. Michael Edstrom. John Erickson. Brian Erickson. Raymond Erkkila. Linda Eskola. Joe Ealkowski. JoAnn Easteen. Jay Eeroni. Scott Elaim. Gene Eoosness. Tama Gamer. Valerie Gazelka. Peter Gerchman. Heidi Juniors Hendrickson. Chris Hokkanen. Phyllis Horton. Margaret Ibrahim. Lara Isaacson. Erick Johnson. Gayle Johnson. Rawnette 43 Juniors Johnson. Todd Jokinen. Glori Jones. Ricky Judnick. John Judnick. Patricia Karakas. Steven Kentala. Michael Keranen. Pamela Kivela. Marilyn Kobal. Robert Kories. Jesse fcoski. Lynette Kozar. Scott K etman. Wade Lindgren. Mary Loberg. Robin Lucarelli. Lisa Lynch. Laura Maierle. Sheila Makela. Brain 44 Juniors Maki. Dawn Maki. Eric Maki. Jeffrey Maki. Michelle Maki. Terrence Manion. Maria Marcella. Barbara Marks. Jeffrey Manila. Jodi Maltonen. Mark Maturi. Darren McBride. Catherine McCarthy. Michael Merten. Todd Mitchell. Robert Moberg. Sherry Moen. Laurie Moilan. Kelly Moore. Glenn Moore. Michael Mortaloni. Maria Nelson. Kristin Niemi. Michelle Nivala. Dean Nyberg. Steven Ohmann. Renee Olsen. David Olson. Brenda 45 Orcutt. Randy Paakkonen. Dennis Paoletti. Richard Pasch. Mike Pello. Kristen Perala. Richard Peterson. Erik Petrich. Paula Phaneuf. Scott Plombon. Daniel Pollock. Paul Prebonich. Paul Preckel. Steven Pyllka. Christopher Juniors Richard Barry Rinta. Daniel Robinson. Scott Roen. Barbara Rogers. Brian Rooney. Linda Salmela. Daniel Sandnas. Richard Schaefbauer. Kelly Shcaefbauer. Suzanne Schultze. Eugene Sells. Christopher Sersha. Paul Severson. John 46 Juniors Shadle. Lynn Sheperd. Brent Siebert. Paul Simich. Elizabeth Smokey. Steven Sokoloski. Thomas Sorheim. Loren Springhetti. Gina Squires. Tari Strand. Michelle Strebe. Max Sundlie. Sandy Tetrault. Renee Thelen. Laura Tiedeman. Terri Tietz. Cynthia Trunzo. Richard Touminen. Mark Vidm r. Kenneth Virkus. Joseph Wattunen. Connie Williams. Jack Youngren. John Zager. Mary Zupetz. Michael Lomsack. Steven Neff. Jillanne Petrick. Kathy 47 Juniors At 48 heir Best 49 Sophomore Class The class of 1986 is new class in our school. They are a class of 179 students. Their class president is Tom Metsa and Vice-President is Jack Swearingen. Amy Christopherson holds the office of Treasurer and Barb Berlin is the Secretary. The Sophomores were eligible to participate in the float competition in the fall of 1983. They received 3rd place. Yeah. Sophomores! Alementi. Chris Alto. Jeff Altobelli. Michelle Anderson. Jill Aronen. Dan Barboni. Peter Becker. Allen Berger. Denise Bergerson. Kathy Bergmen. Laura Bergmen. Sean Berlin. Barb Bertolas. Wendy Bialke. Aaron Blaeser. Carol Bodas. Leah Bonner. Jim Brant. Theresa Brown. Tammy Brown. Tracy Busheu. Mike Byron. Rhonda Callister. Michael Carlsgaard. Sonja Caulfied. Jennifer Chopp. Jason Chopp. Tracey Christopherson. Amy 50 Of 1986!! Clouse. Deanna Constantine. Tonya Cope. Laurie Cross. Therese Cusick. Theresa Cunningham. Tracy Dahl. Kim Dincau. David Dingman. Kevin Earsley. Brian Eaton. Beth Eilertson. George Erceg. Lance Garman. Eric Gerlach. Cory Gianlorenzi. Barb Gunderson. Jeff Haapala. Kris Halttunen. Jason Harrenstein. Don Haugen. Kathy Hedstrom. Brian Heine. Karla Heinrich. Shelley Honkanen. Julie Hopper. Troy Ann Jacabson. Kevin Johnson. Darrel 51 Johnson. Lane Jones. John Jones. Paul Jussila. Ronelle Ketola. Lori Kislia. Brian Korpi. Brian Kovich. Jim Lacina. Bill Lahti. Tom Laine. Jim Lammi. Sheri Larson. Mike Larson. Melisa Laugen. Tim Laukka. Sean Lautigar. Julie Lee. Chris Lehman. Cheryl Lehrke. Peder Lemey. Helen Licari. David Lindgren. Allen Long. Rodney Lund. Gary Lustila. Lisa Makela. Rhoni Maki. Brian 52 Maki. Missy Maki. Paul Marana. Marly Marcella. Mary Marks. Dan Marks. Deanna Maturi. Lisa McHugh. Pal McKenna. Kim Metsa. Tom Michals. Tim Miller. Rick Mitchell. Scott Mohney. Karen Moore. Jim Nelson. Brian Niemi. Bill Novak. Theresa O'Donnel. Neil Oksa. Mark Owens. Kent Pajari. Jill Patee. Kevin Perkio. Jerry Perkio. Mark Peterson. Boyd Peterson. Bob Peterson. Roger Peterson. Sue Petrick. Lisa Phenning. Ross Prozinski. Jeff Randall. Sue Rautio. Dan Ray. Cheryl Richards. Bill Risse. Andrea Roby. Mickey Rosewall. Joe Roy. Brian Rudolph. Kevin Sampson. Shelley Schaephauer. Jeff Speehy. Bill Shepard. Lisa Shustarich. Mary Siebert. Todd Silcois. Kelly Skarich. Karrie Skarp. Chris Skarp. Sheila Skaudis. Brian Skinner. Jim Spollar. John Stauber. Liz Summers. Laura 54 Swearingen. Jack Tarr. Stacy Teasck. Tom Telautz. Jamie Thomas. Ann Toman. Michal Tomonovitch. Sally Vine. Kelly Watson. Jay Wattunen. Mike Weaver. Dan Weber. Scott Weiss. Howard Weinert. Kelly Wilde. Debi Wilson. Don Witcher. Dan Woods. Chris Wudinich. Michelle Zimmel. Norm Zimmel. Paul 55 Sophomores At Their Best 56 57 Extra! Extra! Extra! 58 . . . Activities! 59 Speaking At Their Best 1. Back Row: Lea Lore. Mary McHugh. 3rd Row: Michelle Lanari. Liz Stauber. Jean Eilertson. Scott Patee. Barb � rlin. Cheryl Ray. 2nd Row: Sonja Carlsgard. Denise Berger. Trina Schmid. Kelly McKenna. Barb Gianrolenzi. Cheryl Lehman. Front Row: Tammy Lasky. Jaura Summers. Amy Christopherson 2. Monica talks up a storm during practice. 3. Mr. Swenson runs over a few last lines with Cheryl Lehman. 4. To be or not to be 5. I just can’t seem to be able to talk right today.” exclaims Cheryl Ray. With team captain. Elizabeth Fleck, the VHS Speech Team got off to a good start. The speech team had six meets before Regions, in which all of the members did very well. Speech is somewhat an individual activity, along with being a team competition. The team practices once or twice individually after school. Speech is an activity of great concentration, in which the members should be congratulated! 60 NFS NHS The National Forensic League is an honorary speech and debate league. Students in speech and debate earn points at each meeting or each meet they place in. After they receive 25 points, they are eligible to participate in the National Forensic League. The National Honor Society consists of a group of highly scholastic students. A junior must get a 3.4 grade point average to participate, and a senior must receive a 3.2 average. They are a group of hard working students, and we are really proud of you! 1. 2. 3. 4. Front row (l-r): Lea Lore. Tammy Laski. Lara Summers. 2nd row: Trina Schmid, kelly McKenna. Barb Gianorenzealc. Cheryal Lehman. 3rd row: Michelle Lanari. L. Stauber. Jean Eilertson. Scott Patee. 4th row: Mary McHugh. Barb Berlin. C. Ray. Gee. I just love it Jean remarks. Wow! I can not believe it. its fantastic. Exclaims Kim Mugger enthusiastically. Front row (l-r): L. Lore. K. Johnson. L. Oakman. 2nd row: B. Randall. J. Eilertson. M. Lundberg. C. Parden. D. Mattson. 3rd row: C. Prue. M. McHugh. M. Reulke. T. Cusick. 4th row: R. Becker. Scott Farden. others not pictured. 61 A Capitol” Experience Close-Up is an organization made up of students learning about government through the actual experience of visiting our country's capitol. Washington D.C. The trip took place at the beginning of March for one week. The students earned their way by a raffle, selling candy, and various other fundraisers. The students are selected by their hard work and achievement. They spend a large amount of preparation time before the trip. Close- Up is a learning experience and the memories will last forever. 1. Gee. I just love filling out forms. thinks T.P. 2. mm mm. I wonder. chows Liz. 3. Bottom (l-r): Lea Lore. Michelle Lanari. Middle: Beth Randall. Scott Patee. Top: Mary McHugh. Todd Peterson 4. Beth is sooooooo attentive! 62 AFS: Experience Of A Lifetime A.F.S. (American Field Service) is an organization dealing with foreign relations. Students work through the year to raise funds to send one or more students abroad for a year or for the summer. This year VHS had the pleasure of hosting Eric (of Belgium). VHS also hosted two others Andre S Hans Peter from the Youth for Understanding Program. Many Social Activities were held for these students and club members. This years officers who organized these activities were supervised by Mr. Christianson and Mrs. Proznick are President Lea Lore. Vice-Pres. Lisa Andrews. Sec. Libby Horton, and Treasurer Karlene Wolk 1. Front row (l-r): Joelle Weinert. Libby Horton. Cara Sorci. Eric Leitehen. Back row Lisa Andrews. Karlene Wolk. Tami Kuha. Allyson Kosta. Debbie Lakkanen. Lea Lore. 2. ’’You've gotta be kidding! ' moans Cara. 3. M-m-m. I'm not sure” thinks Eric. 4. I can’t wait to see and eat my lunch!” dreams Andre. 63 Student Council 1983-84 The 1983-1984 Student Council was made up of 26 hardworking individuals. Throughout the year they were responsible for the Homecoming events. Snow Week events. Class Assemblies and the Student Lounge. A few new goals were added. The Student Council is to be commended for a job well done. This year's officers include: Pres. Margaret Lundberg. Vice-Pres. Kelly Swearingen. Treasurer Marc Beulke. and Sec. Gayle Johnson. Class officers include: 12th Grade: Pres. Kim Johnson. Vice-Pres. Bob Pakkola. Treas. Scott Farden. and Sec. Todd Halunen. I Ith Grade: Pres. Jeanna Lautigar. Vice- Pres. Scott Feroni. Treas. Lara Ibrahim, and Sec. Joe Eskola. I Oth Grade: Pres. Jack Swearingen. Vice-Pres. Tom Metsa. Treas. Amy Christofferson. and Sec. Barb Berlin. 1. Gayle and Marc intrigued by the meeting. 2. Teri Squires studying hard in the lounge. 3. (Rear l-r) Jack Swearingen. Marc Beulke. Todd Ha- lunen. Tom Cusick. Scott Farden. (2nd row) Liz Stauber. Monica Lanari. Tari Squires. Margaret Lundberg. Jennifer McBride. Kim Johnson. Jeanna Lautigar. (Front) Denise Berger. Paula Petrick Gayle Johnson. Lara Ibrahim. Amy Christofferson. Lea Lore. Not Pictured: Todd Johnson. Scott Feroni. Jim Berger. Joe Eskola. Tom Metsa. Kelly Swearingen, and Bob Pakkola. 4. Todd making faces at Scott. 64 Writing Up The Publication of this years book was as hectic as usual. As staff members rushed around trying to complete the deadline in record time. The staff was led by Editor. Trina Schmid and Advisor I. Kingston. Photographer was Lea Lore. Business Managers were Mary Nelson and Cheryl Lehman and Copy Editor was Gretchen Hansen. A new Range-wide newspaper entitled The Northern Connection was led by Cheryl Lehman. A few issues of the Blues News were also published. Thanks to the dedicated staff members and leaders. these publications were made possible. I. They're looking. says Eric. 2 Anything else Trina. says Deanna. 3. What do you want now. exclaims Jill. 4 Enquiring people want to know. 65 A Knowledge Bowl Experience The Knowledge Bowl is a club in which a one-hour written test is a requirement to be a part of this club. The test was taken in December and the top 10 finalists were chosen to be team members The first team is made up of Tom Cusick. Bob Pakkala. Mary McHugh. Todd Peterson, and Liz McBride The second team consists of Joyce Coe. Beth Randall. Al Lindgren. Sonya Carlsgaard. and Pete Gazelka. The advisor of this group is Louise Grams, with an assistant Mary Caldwell. The two teams from Virginia participate against 36 teams from the area. There are three meets they participate in. with the top three teams going to the regions, along with the top three teams from the regions going to state. The Knowledge Bowl practices 3 times a week at lunch hour and three times a week after school. The questions asked at the meets range from math, to history, to mythology. Questions are of a wide variety. We are proud of our Knowledge Bowl. Keep up the good work! 1. I know that one exclaims Joyce! 2. I got it right' 3. Group L-R Front: Liz M.. Sonja C.. Allen L.. 2nd row. Pete G.. Beth R.. 3rd row: Mary M.. Bob P.. Tom C.. Todd P.. 4. Tough question! 5. You’ve stumped us now! 66 Questions And Quotions The Math League is a club which shows great endurance in their mathematical skills. There are very few people who are involved in this activity. The mathematical questions used in the meets range from adding and subtracting to subscripts and other problems. The Math League is a team of very hard working students that represent our school with much pride. 1. A few members of the math league stop and pose for the camera 2. Good joke, now can we leave!!?? 3. Peter Gazelka seems all confused after that last math problem. 4. Mary McHugh has a strange infatuation with Abe Lincoln? 5. Well, you see. you add 4.2 to the square root of the cosine of 67 Music At This years Acappela could be considered a senior crew wth 48 seniors. 18 juniors and only 3 sophomores. It is under the direction of Mr. Frandsen and helped by his 4 officers Kim Johnson. Pres; Todd Halunen. Vice-Pres; Liz McBride. Sec; and Tres. Joelle Weinert. The Choir is supported by a number of fund raisers such as selling fruit and. bingo for its Spring Tour in the Twin Cities. The choir has already appeared at the Iron Range Interpratational Center and has been invited to Bethal College. St. Johnsons of course the Shrines Childrens Hospital. The choir is a select group and a try-out is required. All the hard work is apprievated at the end of the year when their album is released. 68 Its Best! 1. Your everyday hardworking crew. 2. Front Row L R I. LaPole. J. Eilertson. K. Skalko. H. Gerchman. J. McBride. K. Pajari. C. Parden. M. Nelson. K. Caarlsgard. C. Prue. V. Gilson. S. Baldrica. G. Hansen. B. Randell. D. Hakala. 2nd row- D. Dean. L. Stocco. S. Hallin. M. Lundberg. C. Sorci. E. Horton. B. Sieckert. P. Grams. K. Brandt. L. Cedars. K. Cavers. E. McBride. J. Jensrud. J. Salo. K. Johnson. L. Edstrom. C. McBride. K. Gentilini. 3rd row- B. Rynell. J. Weinert. T. Halunen. G. Moore. C. Pylkka. P Garman. D. Mattson. J. Bonner. T. Rose. A. Lindgren. S. Johnson. P. Bogren. J. Eskola. R Sistad. M. Dodds. T. Kesanen. L. Oakman. 4th row M Koski. E. Saxhaug. B Stevens. I. Kas kisto. B Kobal. S. Brinkman. D. Jarvi. I. Ander son. D. Squires. D. Paakkonen. B. Richards. W Tuomela. J. Rinne. T. Lindgren. E. Isaacson. P Siebert. R Becker. 3. Wade Tuomela pleads. 'But Mr Frandsen. he sings like a frog!” 4. On Hat and T-shirt Day. the Alto section listen diligently to Mr. Frandsen. 69 Mixed Choir Does Well This year's Mixed Choir put alot of hard work into their singing Larry Groves, the choir’s director, also worked extremely hard to get his choir to sound the best. The president was Tari Squires. Vice-President. Maria Manion. Secretary Lisa Staudahar. and Treasurer Paul Maki. Some of the fund-raisers were the fruit sale, candy bar sale, and the bingo. The fund-raisers helped a great deal for the choir. 1. Kathleen looks totally enthused with singing this song. 2. 1st row L-R: Patty Judnick. Terri Cress. Robin Loberg. Kathy Gill. Lisa Lucarelli. Laurie Cope. Lisa Simich. Barb Gianlorenzi. Kathleen Haugen. Polly Rice. Ronelle Jussila. Carol Blaeser. Sonja Caarlsguard. Maria Mortaloni. Chris Woods. Wendy Bertolas. Laura Bergman. Karen Mohney. 2nd L-R: Jeanna Lautigar. Cheryl Ray. Tari Squires. Marti Marana. Glori Jokinen. Karla Heine. Shelley Heinrich. Shari Moberg. Jill Anderson. Colette Brown. Michelle Strand. Gina Springhetti. Linda Rooney. Mary Shustarich. Maria Manion. Kelly Vine. 3rd row L-R: Jay Watson. Jim Skinner. Neil O'Donnel. Todd Siebert. Rick Miller. Chris Skarp. Paul Maki. Kris Nelson. Theresa Cusick. Kelly Weinert. Tammy Lasky. Michelle Altobelli. Shelly Sampson. Renee Ohman. Rhonda Bryon. 4th row: Director Larry Groves. Brian Earsley. Aaron Bialke. Rick Parala. George Eilertson. Jack Swearingen. Steve Smokey. Dan Aronen. Paul Jones. Tonya Constantine. Kevin Rudolpf. Bill Niemi. Stacy Tarr. Lisa Staudahar. 3. Paul Jones is trying to get in on Collette Karlas joke. Oliver! This years' musical. Oliver was a complete success. The directors were Dallis Frandsen and Larry Groves, who also did a great job. All of the people who participated in the musical worked very hard, but was well worth the effort. We would like to thank those who helped with costumes, props, and everything else. I A Tender Moment (or Dale and Beth. 2 The Stars of Our Show. J Oliver tries to escape the brutal strength of Bill Sikes. 4 Solemn Moments 71 Marching With Stride Another busy year was passed for the Virginia Marching Blues. This past summer saw the Marching Blues in new uniforms, which added much to their look on the street. Once again, the band played at all home games for boys basketball, football, and hockey. The band played three concerts throughout the year: the Winter Concert, the Pops Concert, and the Spring Concert. This year there were two bands, the Wind Ensemble and the Concert Band. None of this could be possible without our terrific director. Mr. V. Thanks from the band. 1. Jim pound to hi heart's content. 2. Scott; The lone Trombone 3. First Row: Chn Prue. Kelly Swearingen. Lynn Shadle. Paula Petrich. Lori Spollar Kristie Dreager. Shelly Heinrich. Lisa Maturi. Barb Berlin (Junior Secretary). Toni Belpedio. Chris Alamenti. Oeanne Marks. Donna Mattson. Cathy Honkonen. leah Pitkanen. Laura Kosmalski. lisa Gann. Monica Strumbell Row 2: Sue Baldrica. Tama toosnes . Lori Ketola. Phyllis Hokkonen. Barb Marcella. Denise Berger. Tracey Chopp. Sandee Gregorich. Sheila Skare. Kim McKenna. Liz Garni. Debra Knutsen. Byron Dennie. Cindy Kruse. Amy Lupich. Chris Prifalel. Marla Padgett Row 3 Wendy Phillip . Roberta lundquist. Gayle Johnson. Lara Ibrahim. Don Gulan. Liz Stauber. Jason Halttunen. Stephanie Moe. Jamie Karakas. Jean iilerlson (Sec.). Lisa Petrkk. Jodi Johnson. Kris Maki. Barb 8lae er. Holly Laine Row 4 Michelle lanari (Vice Pres.). Todd Peterson (Pres ). Dennis Paakkonen. Steve Preckel. Kathy Begerson. Monica Lanari. Dan Rautio. Tim Helf. Bill Richard. Kris Nelson. Jon linden. Steve G roe be. Joe Boyer. Traci Kapella. Michelle Mohney. Mike Carlson. Chris Rosmar. Ginger luoma. Beth Randall. Eric Woods. Cory Pylkka Row 5 Sean Jayson. Boyd Peterson. Ross Phenning. Jim Moore. Brian Hake. Jodelle Wright. John Harrington. Todd Arola. Dan Weaver. Tim Michals. Pal McHugh. Scott Palee. Michelle Niemi. Seth Jayson. Todd Johnson. Jade Birnstihl. Kim Cavers. Jeff Gynderson.Brian Maki. Terry Maki. Jim Berger. Mike Lilya. Dan Witcher. Will McBride. Sherri Hill 4. Marching in the Homecoming parade 5. Don inspects his baton 6 Jeff The Thinker II 72 Orchestra Just A StringirT” This year in Orchestra it proves to be very interesting one. After a leave of absence Mrs. Doty is back, and as good as ever. This year the orchestra will put on three concerts. Their first one is in December, playing with the band for the Christmas Concert. The next one is the 4th Annual Valentine concert in February. The other doesn't have a set date. The orchestra has a small group consisting of eight members, they call them the Silver Strings. The orchestra itself has fifteen members. This year's officers are Gail Johnson. President and Jack Swearingen as Vice-President. 1. a one; an’ a two. an' a 2. Row I (l-r) Kris Carlsgard. Laura Ibrahim. Jack Swearingen. Troy Amundson. John Rinne. Sue Randell Row 2. Andrea Kohlase. Becky Sieckert. Chris Pelto. Gail Johnson. Will McBride. Amy Aiuinkin. Janice Salo Row 3. Sonja Carlsgard. Jennifer Caulfield. John Diwishek 3. John absorbed in his music. 4. Andrea Kolhase and Chris Pelto hard at work. 73 Twirling . . . Twirling Away! The VHS Majorettes were led by Senior Captain. Jennifer McBride. The rest of the group consisted of I Junior. I Sophomore and 2 Freshmen. The majorettes practice in the mornings before school. They are a part of the front units in the marching band and they fund raise through the band also. 1. Barb Berlin twirls to the beat of the VHS Marching Blues. 2. The Majorettes during their field performance. 3. Jennifer McBride is so glad to be one of the VHS Majorettes. 4. Bottom row: Barb Berlin. Jennifer McBride. Top row: Sandy Kovich. Jennifer Alto. Jeanna Lautigar. Ready, Aim . . . This years rifle corps was under the leadership of captains Kelly Stanaway and Barb Marcella. The corps had a successful summer, marching in many parades and showing off their twirling talent. They practiced hard early in the morning to perform for the extra- curricular activities. The girls are proud of the corps and always do their best while marching with the Virginia Band. 1. Kelly and Toni doing a chin-up 2. Rifles on parade. 3. Kelly shows her enthusiasm at a practice. 4. We gotcha! L to r (1st row): Barb Marcella. Kelly Stanaway. Captains. 2nd row: lara Ibrahim. Helen LeMay. Jill Pajari. Toni Belpedio. 3rd row: Gayle Johnson. Michelle Niemi. Mary Marcella, and Stephanie Moeller. 75 Shake 'Em Up!! This year's pom-pon squad was made up of 5 seniors. 4 juniors, and a sophomore. It was led by senior captains Lisa Stocco and Kim Pajari. The pom-pon girls had one fund raiser in the latter part of June. They had a bake sale in which they raised 60.00 that went towards their purchase of new pompons. 1. The pom-pon girls in their moonlight show. 2. They're showing off their stuff! 3. After their performance, the pom-pon girls pack up and return to their seats to watch the remainder of the football game. 4. Front row (L-R): Sue Langer. Sue Baldrica. Paula Petrich. Middle row: Kim Pajari. Lisa Stocco. Vicki Gilson. Back row: Mary Johnson. Renee Tetrault. Laurie Cope, and Kris Pelto. 76 Flags Flying High! The VHS Flag Corps is really suited in style. The flag corps purchased new outfits to coordinate with the band uniforms. Most of their fund raisers are correlated with the band, but they did sell candy bars to help defray their expenses. They faithfully practice before and after school. Their practice has sure paid off and seen in the performance of the VHS Flag Corps. I. The VHS Flag Corps marching down the main, showing their expertise. 2 Flags flying high on the football field. 3. MaryLee is in grand salute with her flag. 4. Front row (l-r)« Wendy Bertolas. Lisa Petrick. 2nd row: Christine Alementi. Rhoni Makela. Karen Mohney. Chris Woods. Karla Heine. Lisa Simich. 3rd row: Amy Christopherson. MaryLee Shusterich. Sandra Gregorich. Monica Strumbell. Debbie Erickson, and Carrie Skarich. 77 Three Cheers For The Blue Devils! The Cheerleading squad of 1983-84 did a very good job. They helped build up the school spirit of the students from Virginia. The sports participants appreciate their fire and spunk, without it no game would be the same. The captains: Wendy Walker. Shelly Dishneau S Dawn Hakala organized a fine year, three cheers for the Blue Devils RA. RA. RA! 1. Joanne 6 Kelly have so much enthusiasm over Homecoming week. 2. The cheerleaders do a great job in building up school spirit. 3. Colette Brown thinks she can fly. 4. Front row (l-r): Wendy Walker. Shelly Dishneau. 2nd row (1-4): Joanne Falkowski. Sue Peterson. Tama Foosness. 3rd row (l-r): Kelly Silcox. Kelly Moilan. 4th row (l-r): Colette Brown. Jill Anderson. 5th row (l-r): Lori Ketola. Carol Blaesar. 6th row (l-r): Phyllis Hokkanen. Tanya Constantine. 7th row (l-r): Maria Manion. Dawn Hakala. Letter Club This years Letterclub was led by Russel Becker. During the year, the club performed its traditional duties. The big project was to organize the fall Turnabout. Secretary Jennifer McBride was a main supervisor for the decorating. Debbie Mattson, the treasurer, worked with financing for the decorating materials. They both did fine jobs. A junior vice president was voted in. Monica Lanari was the lucky one who received this office and next year she will advance to the presidency. The letterclub really did a great job. and if it wasn't for them Turnabout would not have been the big success that it was. Thanks again! 1. Mike and Sieve cheer as Todd Jumps his invisible rope. 2. front row (l-r): Karen Genlilini. Gretchen Hansen. Colleen Parden. Lois Oakman. Julie Maki. Second row: Monica Lanari. Mary McHugh. Margaret Lundberg. Jennifer McBride. Debbie Mattson. Kim Johnson. Kris Genlilini. Third row: Tammy Lasky. Marc Reulke. Russ Becker. Scott Farden. Fourth row: Todd Halunen. Tom Cusic 3. Chew was to lazy to dress for school. 4. Jenny makes sure everything is perfect. 79 Teachers Featured 81 J. Como J. Doty D. Frandsen L. Grove T. Hafdahl L Hurd B Johnson D. Johnson S. Johnson G. Kaminen B Kesanen Our school years would be forgotten without the teachers. The teachers of Roosevelt High have a great amount of class 6 style. They lead us on the right paths help us out when we are in need. A few teachers are class advisors, advisors for extracurricular groups, or sports coaches. They put in many hours of hard work and are well appreciated. Thanks. Teachers! K. Koebensky G. Kokal J. Krantz M Krause T. Moeller T. Maroni E. Roskoski W. Somero R Slanaway D. Sloe key D Swenson K. Tini T. Turk J. Vilse J. Vukmanich Not Pictured Mr. Bicanich. Mrs. Fiedler. Mr. Froehlingsdorf. Mr. Haraden. Mr. Kehoe. Mr. Knoll. Ms. Larsen. Mr. Nelson. Mrs. Olson. Ms. Rodorigo, Mrs. Salmi. Mrs. Torrel. Mrs. Witty. Mr. Bloomquist. 83 Do you want lo play to?” Devils Hit Their The 1983 Blue Devil Volleyball team had its most successful season ever. Under coaches Jackie Witty and Nancy Cullen and co-captains Julie Maki and Lois Oakman. the Devils finished the season with an impressive record of 20-5. The finale of a well-played season was a win over heavily favored Hibbing in the Region final and a trip to the state tournament. Going into the tournament unknown and unranked, the girls played the best volleyball in the season and came away with a second place finish, losing in the tournament top ranked Robbinsdale Armstrong in a close three game match. The team consisted of 7 seniors. I junior. 2 sophomores and 2 freshmen. The team will lose many seniors to graduation but the returning letter winners hope for another successful season in 1984. 86 Way To State!! 7 1. Mary Marcella says. l knew I should have tied my shoe.” 2. First row (l-r): J. Maki. L. Oakman. 2nd row: K. Skalko. J Jensrud. D. Mattson. D Mattson. K. Johnson. M. Marcella. T. Schmid. J. Witty. 3rd row: K. Gentilini. M. Lanari. L. Bodas. M. Lanari. K. Gentilini. L. Garni. N. Cullen 3. Debbie and Mary both want the ball to come to them. 4. Booooooooooooom time! 5. Julie says Put your arm down, people think your retarded, and you are losing frenz! 1. Kim and Julie. No one will ever know if they are iust Friendd 2. The Three Musketeers 3. This is the face of determination folks! 4. Yeah, that is right! We are just learning to take our first step. 5. That’s right, we is bad. Uh Uh!! 6. The zoo crew with their keeper Mr. Oakman. 7. Wow! This 6 verticle jump sure comes in handy, says Monica 8. I sure do wish they would hit one to me for a change! 87 VHS Gridders Rekindle The This year VHS football leant had a goal, lo let people know thal when they play football, there i no kidding around, and with win like 28-0 over Two-Harbor and lo« e« like 7-13 again ! a number 2nd rated team in the � tate tuch a Cloquet. th meant ju t that. There re pectable S-4 ea on wa due to much of the great change in attitude in talled by the new head coach Frank Fabith and a i tant' Jack Thonp on and Bryan kehoe Coach Fabith. coming off a 3 year 22-2 B team record, had a big |ob ahead of him This job wa to turn a 2-7 team around and make winner out of them And he did ju t that Although he will lose 14 teniors due to graduation, he will have numerous |uniort with vanity experience to fulfill hi next year game plan of another winning � ea on and a hot at the conference title Congratulation Big Blue cau e when you talk 2nd in the conference, people will li� ten 88 Blue Pride Winning Tradition 1. First row (l-r): Dale Pakkonen. Paul Prozinski. Eric Saxhaug. Mark Lundberg. Todd Halunen. Mike Skinner. Steve Williams. Delwin Maki. Second row: Manager Randy Sistad. Marc Beulke. Larry Blank. Greg Putzel. Ton Cusick. Paul Hendrickson. Steve Pauna. Russ Becker. Mark Michaels. Mike Ramponi. Manager John Eicholz. Third Row: Coach Frank Fabish. Manager Mark Fabish. Ken Vidmar. Scott Robinson. Eric Peterson. Tom Sokolaski. Rick Poaletti. Darren Maturi. Tim Anderson, fodd Johnson. Wilbur Hendrickson. Coach Jack Thompson. Joe Vircus. Coach Bryan Kehoe. 2. Eric Saxhaug explains to Dale the proper way to tackle. 3. Mike Skinner practices his technique of avoiding his tacklers. 4. The back stops here! 5. Tim and Fran Tarkington. quite a scrambling comparison. 6. Todd along with his other 3 defensive backs were second in the league with interceptions. 7. We ll never find my contact. 8. ’OK. you can open your eyes now Woody, they missed you. 9. A tribute to our country. 10. Glen Moore explains his Charleston form of extra points. 89 Hard Workers Looking For No. I This year's Tennis team had a respectable season, with a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. Their two toughest opponents for the 1983 season were the Hibbing Bluejackets and the Grand Rapids Indians. Their only losses during the year were to these two competitors. The Regional 7AA Tournament went quite well. The Devils blanked Ely 5-0. but were downed by Grand Rapids in second round play. Coach Rennet Rloomquist. with help from Captain Scott Farden. did a fine job this year. Next year's team still has alot of depth with five juniors and three seniors returning. Determination is in their eyes and they are looking for a birth in the 1984 Minnesota State High School League Tournament. 90 1. Robbie and Flaimer are getting ready for regional play. 2. Scott The Dancing Bear Farden warms up for a tough match. 3. T.J. Stretches for a winner. 4. Front row (manager) Margaret Lundberg. Scott Robinson. Todd Greiner. Mike Moore. Erik Peterson. Back row L to R- (Coach) Bennet Bloomquist. Glene Flaim. Russell Becker. Scott Farden. Bob Pakkala. The Mighty Blue Devils! This year, the VHS girls tennis team was under new leadership. Ms. Skalko. with the help from co-captains Jennifer McBride and Margaret Lundberg. built the team up to be very strong. The team ended up with a 9-2 season. They received 3rd in the regional team competition. Colleen Parden received 4th place in the individual competition and the McBride-Lundberg duo were awarded with 3rd in the doubles competition. Five seniors will be departing from the team, but it will be strong with 4 juniors. 2 sophomores and a few underclassmen advancing! Good Luck. Devils! 1. Ms. Skalko is praying for a win for her teami Mary can't figure out if the shot was in or out. 2. Colleen, the 1 singles player, shows her famous facial expressions. 3. Margaret, this is no time to close your eyes. 4. Front row (l-r)i Barb Marcella. Jeanna Lautigar, Lara Ibrahim. Gayle Johnson: Second row (l-r)i Margaret Lundberg. Colleen Parden. Gretchen Hansen. Jennifer McBride. Mary Johnson. 91 Keep On Trackin’! The girls track team had a successful year. They practiced very hard and their performance surely showed it. The team worked diligently under the leadership of Senior co-captains. Patty Bernal and Amy Minter. Keep on trackin'! 1. World class sprinters getting ready for regions. 2. And their off! 3. A mean-lean running machine. 4 Row I. Liz McBride. Amy Christopherson. Jania Ceron. Elaine LaKosky. Judy Guidmond. Connie Weber. Kris Gentilini. Row 2. Cheryl Ray. Heidi Gerchman. Lisa Petrick. Lisa Lucarelli. Melisa Padgett. Jenny Stoltz. Amy Minter. Meg Stauber. Nancy Thompson. Karen Gentilini. Liz Fleck. Row 3. Kim Dzwonkowski. Tari Squires. Gayle Johnson. Kathy McBride. Launa Bergman. Karen Mohney. Monica Lanari. Cheryl Carlson. Mary McHugh. Blue Devils On The Go! The Blue Devils were definitely on the go! They turned out a great year, with 5 of the lettermen receiving places in the Regional Meet. Dan Squires ran in the 3200 meter run. Rick Kaskisto ran in the 800 meter run. Tim Koski ran in the 800 meter run. also Eric Saxhaug participated in Shot-Put. Dale Paakkonen was greatly to be congratulated. Dale participated in Regional 100. 200. $ 400 meter sprints. He then advanced to the state competition in the 200 8 the 400. Under the leadership of Greg Miller and Gery Friedlieb. with assistance, from captains; Chuck Eaton. Squires, and Paakkonen. The boys track team achieved the fullest. Congratulations. tracksters! 1. The weight team thinks they're tough. 2. Danny Squires congratulates Dale Paakkonen on his 1st place win. 3. Paul Polbek is on the go. 4. L to R 1st row- Rick kaskisto. Chuck Eaton. Bill Lemieur. Tim Koski. L to R 2nd Row- Ken Vidmar. Dan Aronen. Danny Squires. Dale Paakkonen. Steve Saisa. Scott Weber. Jim Skinner. L to R 3rd Row- Paul Pollock. Kyle Johnson. Seth Jason. Bobby Horvat. Dan Skinner. Joe Boyer. Scott Dennie. Lance Newman. L to R 4th Row Gary Friedlieb. Bob Peterson. Brian Kislia. Pat McHugh. Steve Williams. Eric Saxhaug. Tony Kaskisto. Tim Anderson. Mickey Dodds. Jim Moore. Greg Miller. 93 Down The Green With four reluming varsity players, along with a strong group of young golfers, the Virginia golf team was expected to be one of the teams to beat during the 1983 golf season The devils were victorious in three East Range meets and also captured the Conference title, with Dave Paukner taking third and Marc Beulke fourth in the individual race Virginia also took the team title in the Virginia Invitational as Dave Paukner earned medalist honors. The season ended on a disappointing note as the team finished third in the Region 7AA meet The only bright spots of the meet were lisa Peterson s individual victory in the girl's division to earn her fourth consecutive birth in the State Tournament, and Marc Beulke s third place finish, which also earned him a trip to Majestic Oaks Golf Course Both lisa and Marc ended their seasons with extremely disappointing showings at the State Meet, but they deserve congratulations lor getting as far as they did Hopefully the 1984 team will improve on last year's showing 1. Front row (l-r): Dan Shustarich. Kim Salo. Lisa Peterson. Rick Paoletti. Back row (l-r): Matt Koski. Bruce Olson. Marc Beulke. Dave Paukner. Coach R. Olson. 2. Marc Beulke does the twist. 3. Porky Matt: Best of Friends. 4. Matt Koski: Tee's it off. 94 The 1983 baseball team was a year of disillusionment. The team was led by Tim Koski. Bob Eilertson. and Steve Kivela. They had numerous losses only by one run. I guess you could say that at times they just could not get it together. Steve Kivela led the team in batting while John Arbogast led the team in stolen bases. The pitching staff was led by Greg Aslakson. Bob Eilertson. and Eric Thomas. Behind the plate was a strong asset of the team. Darren Maturi, who will be returning this year. The outfield was composed of Tim Koski. John Arbogast. and Mark Lundberg. At second base. Todd Halunen put in a fine effort and over at first. Craig Tietz also did a marvelous job. All in all. the team didn’t do that bad. but they are hoping to improve this up-coming season. Bats Away . . . 1. Who has the largest? 2. Arbo blinds them with science! 3. Tom asks Todd. Should I bunt or steal? 4. First row (l-r): Mike Joelson. Todd Halunen. Tim Koski. Mark Lundberg. Darrem Maturi. Mike Skinner. Greg Aslakson. Second row: John Miladin. Steve Kivela. Phil Blume. Craig Tietz. John Arbogast. Eric Thomas. Bob Eilertson. Dave Sipila. and Coach Tom Hafdahl. 95 Champions At Work! Ihf I9SJ 1984 mem twim team led by cojches Joe Foroelingsdorf. Hen Curi� and Captain tarry Blank and Ernie louma had a very successful year The swimmers swam up to 10.000 yards some days to prepare for the lough meets encountered. The pressure was tough at lime , hut they hung in there This pressure caused some new |argon to come into eiistance such as 'Rat Out! which inspired 5's snoweek Rat Out Day 10 seniors will graduate which leaves them a hit weaker hut new swimmers are always hemg encouraged to come out 4 join the team Good Joh all you swimmers and good luck in the years to come! % 1. First row (l-r): Jimmy Ronner. Bill Niemi. Brad Spry. Dan Weaver 2nd row: Kevin Rodby. Mike Lilya. Paul Blank. Bob Severson. Andy Olson. Hans Froehlingsdorf 3rd row: Mike Drift. Steve Dolinsky. John Dewishek. Dean Nivala. Troy Amundson. Todd Arola. Jim Moore. Pedar Lehrke. Managers Due Randall. Ann Thomas, and Lea Lore 4th row: Ernie Luoma. Larry Blank. Eric Olson. Brian Hake. Cliff Haavisto. Greg Lautigar. Robert Lamppa. Mike Simich. Steve Pauna. Ted Stall. 2. Dewey does his super start. 3. Smoke Em Shirm!” 4. Oh Yeah?” gulps Oly. 5. I can fly!” gasps Simo. 6. A-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w-w- w-w-w-w goes Jef 7. Lightening Lizzard! 8 Only one more 50. contemplates Hako. 9. G r r-r r r r! Quit Shakin the blocks you rat” mumbles Poona. 10. Hope the water is warm. Thinks Dan. I I. Look out for that wall! 12. How much further. Joe? mouths Rufferd. I 3. Another button, time for Disco. he Unsinkables This year's swimming team was led by Senior Co-Captains Kelly Swearingen and Stephanie Clarke. The team was missing 5 Seniors. It was quite a young team, which will advance in the upcoming years. They finished 5th in team competition in Regionals. They had many placings in regional competition but nobody advanced to state. They all worked hard and should have a strong team next year. 1. Cindy showing excellent form. 2. Cathy loosens up during a practice. 3. (Front l-r) Laura Kosmalski. Cindy Tietz. Michelle Allobelli. Cathy McBride. Robin Loberg. Karen Mohney. Amy Lupich. Kathy Honkanen. Lana Bergman, (back l-r) Manager DeAnn Marks. Liz McBride. Jean Eilertson. Kelly Swearinggen. Stephanie Clarke. Kim Cavers. Coach Tom Hofdahal. 4. Kelly practicing one of her starts. 97 The Year To Conquer! Ihe I9S3-B4 hockey season was one of defense Ihey were 2nd in the season in goals against only allowing 40. next lo Hibbmg who finished first in the Region in the standings and first in goals against with 37. Ihe team was led by five seniors Ihe starting goalie. Craig lietx. was the nucleus of the defensive plan He finished third in Ihe IRC standings Ihe three senior defensemen. Capl. Scott farden. Co Capl Russ Becker, and Marc Beulke. were the top three in the Region Ihe only senior forward was John Arbogatl who led the team in a total of 3S points Next years team will be an experienced one with a dozen strong juniors and two returning dedicated sophomores. I his years team finished 3rd in the IRC and its high point of the season was beating the No I rated team in the stale, the Hibbmg Blue Jackets 1. All Right. I'm Ready! 2. Devils attack at the face off! 3. Front L to R: Rick P. Mike M. Rick T. Scott R. Brian M. 2nd row: Tim A. Eric P. Mike C. Craig T. Glenn M. Darren M. Scott P. 3rd row: Coach Stanaway. Eric M. Marc R. Scott F. Russ B. John A. Tom B. Greg A. Coach Cullen. 4. Changing off the times. 5. Petey ready for the lecture. 6. Arbe gasps. Where is it?” 7. Where's my partner?” 8 O.K. I’m pasing. 98 Split To Victory The Gymnastics team led by Senior Captain Chris Prue. was a very exuberating group. They were full of well-spirited members with great enthusiasm. A triangle was held with Grand Marias and Two Harbors. The mighty Blue Devils took 2nd place with Grand Marias taking 1st place. Young gymnastics. Trisha Koski has been a strong asset to the Blue Devils Sophomore Gymnasts. Kathy Haugen and Lisa Maturi, have excelled in the beam competition. Coach Mrs. Witty and Assistant Mary Madden guided the team to great heights! 1. That bar looks low?” exclaims Chris. 2. A flying cartweel is being preformed. 3. Please Catch me! 4. Bottom l-r. Chris Prue. Tricia N.. Becky. Lena L. Jade B.. Middle l-r: Kathy H . Kathy H . Wendy W.. Jackie Witty. Amy S.. Mary M. 5. Up. up and away. 6. I can't hold it much longer! 99 A Season Of Fun The 1983-84 Girls Basketball season was fun. and had their ups and downs. The girls were coached by Bennet Bloomquist and Gary Friedleib. With a fine group of athletes on the team, much more was expected. The girls never seemed to get things going and ended the year with a 7-10 record. Many fine young players will be returning next year. A great 84-85 season should be expected after the graduation of four fine senior players. 1. First row (l-r): Liz Garni. Dawn Maki. Jill Pajari. Lois Oakman. Julie Maki. Melissa Larsen. Margaret Lundberg Row 2: Coach Rennet Bloomquist. Michelle Strand. Tari Squires. Barb Marcella. Monica Lanari. Mary Marcella. Renee Ohman. Kim Cavers. 2. Does Mary Marcella actually have 4 arms? 3. Help! Someone! Shouts out Lowy. 4. You can have it. I don't want it claims Chew. 5. Mugger comes out full of enthusiasm and ready to play. 6. Fantastic form Barb. 100 Baskets Away Boys The boy's basketball team had somewhat a surprising season. Under the leadership of Todd Halunen and Paul Woody Hendrickson, the team excelled to great achievements. They started out slowly, but after a while, things fell into place and they started winning. They had a 5-game winning streak going, but then were abstructed by one of the many powerful teams in the area. With 8 seniors graduating, next year's team will have to really strive for their goals. Andre G.. the foreign student, helped the team by taking the statistics. Go Big Blue!!! 101 Pin ’em Boys This year wrestling team was one of great hope for the younger members of the team Junior High student John Hakkala and John Prasnicki acquired first place awards in an invitational in Superior Junior. John Severson, likewise, took possesion of a first place at the Superior Invitational. John Hakkala received a first place in the Walker Invitational The senior captains. Dave Leff and Todd kaminen showed their leadership over the team The wiestling team participated in 12 meets before they reached the regions The members of the team participated after school for close to two hours. Wrestling is classified as being an individual sport as well as a team sport The wrestling team is one team to be very proud of! Pin' em you guys. 1. On your mark!” 2. ‘Hey gel off of me. I can't breathe!” 3. Members of the VHS wrestling team look and observe the action that is taking place. 4. Dave Leff has him down for the count and is hoping for a victory. 5. Your in trouble now. just wait till I get through with you!” 6. Hi! I am glad to meet you. how’s it going? 102 Run . . . Run . . . Run Off and Running! This year's Cross-country team was lead by Senior Co-Captains. Tony Kaskisto and Dan Squires. Every member of the cross-country team worked very hard. Their efforts highlight the season, with Coach Chris Miller, the team was off and running. 103 Our First Dee A Lynne A 2-lula Bird A Susie B Ears B Kris C. i r Marc B. Cavey C. Steph C. Joyce C. Cuse C. Dan D. Dish D Kristie D. 104 Few Years . . . Karen G. Fuzzy F. Scotty F. Paula F. Dee Dee” E. Jean E. Eddy E. Lori E. Ron E. Kimmer J. Mary J. Michelle J. Nola J. Judd” J. Leg ” K. Deb L. Mikki L. Sue L DJ “Libby H. Jewels J. Kris J. 106 Chew M. Cheeko M. Sharon M. Banana M. Paul M Deb M Liz M Jenny M. Jean M. Mary M. kelly M Tami M. 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Barbara 10: 51. 60. 61. 70 Gill. Kathleen 12: 31. 38. 70 Gilson. Vicki 11: 8. 21. 43. 49. 68. 76 Girard. James I 1: 43 Goude. Gary 10: Grams. Patricia 12: 31. 38. 68. I 10. I 11 Greenwalt. Leah I I: 43 Gregorich. Sandra 12: 31. 38. 72. 77. 58 Greiner. Todd II: 5. 8. 21. 42. 43. 49. 90. 93 Grolimund. Andre 12: 31. 36. 38. 63. Ill Groves. Mr. 70. 82 Guimond. Randolph II: 43 Gulan. Donald II: 42. 43. 72. Ill Gulbranson. Lee 12: Gunderson. Jeffrey 10: 21. 51. 72 Haapala. Krisopher 10: 51 Haavisto. Clifford 12: 12. 31. 38 Hadash. Jill 12: 31. 38. 65 Hafdahl. Mr. 82. 99 Hakala. Dawn I I: 8. 43. 48. 68. 78 Hake. Brian 12: 31. 38. 5. 72. 59. 96. Ill Hallin. Sara 12: 9. 31. 38. 68 Halttunen. Jason 10: 5. 21. 51. 72 Halunen. Todd 12: I. 11.4. 31. 38. 64. 68. 79. 89. 99. 116 Hansen. Gretchen 12: 15. 31. 38. 68. 79. 91 Harju. Mary II: 43 Harrenstein. Donald 10: 51 Harrenstein. Kimberly 12: 19. 31. 38. 16 Harrington. Christopher 12: 31. 38 Haugen. Kathleen 10: 51. 70. 99 Haugen. Therese 12: 31. 38. 112 Hedstrom. Brian 10: 51 Heine. Karla 10: 12. 51. 54. 70. 77 Heinrich. Shelly 10: 51. 59. 70. 72 Helf. Tim II: 43. 72 Hendrickson. Chris 11:8. 43. 59 Hendrickson. Paul 12. 30. 38. 89 High. David 10: Hill. Sherri 12: 30. 38. 72. 16 Hokkanen. Phyllis II: 43. 45. 72. 78 Holets. Julie 12: 30. 38 Holm. Peter 12: 30. 36. 38. 112 Honkanen. Julie 10: 51 Hooper. Troy Ann 10: 51. 54. 11.7 Horton. Elizabeth 12: 6. 4. 20. 30. 38. 63. 68. 16 Horton. Margaret II: 43 Hurd. Mrs. 13. 82 Ibrahim. Lara II: 43. 49. 64. 72. 73. 75. 91 Isaacson. Erick II: 43. 68 Jacobson. Kevin 10: 51 Jacobson. Kimberly 10: Jarve. Dana 12: 9. 30. 38. 68 Jensrud. Julie 12: 30. 38. 68. 86 Joelson. Kristen 12: 30. 38. I I I. 59 Joki. James 10: Johnson. Bradley 12: 30. 38 Johnson. B. Mr. 82 Johnson. Darrell 10: 51 Johnson. D. Mr. 80. 82 Johnson. Gayle II: 43. 64. 72. 73. 75. 91. 92 Johnson. Kimberly 12: II. 15. 21. 30. 38. 61. 64. 68. 79. 86. I 17. I 16 Johnson. Lane 10: 7. 52 Johnson. L. Mrs. 80. 82 Johnson. Mary 12: 30. 38. 40. 76. 91 Johnson. Michael 12: 30. 38 Johnson. Michelle 12: 29. 38 Johnson. Nola 12: 18. 29. 38 Johnson. Paul 12: 29. 38. 41 Johnson. Rawnette II: 43 Johnson. Steven 12: 7. 12. 29. 38. 68 Johnson. Todd II: 44. 72 Johnson S. Mr. Jokinen. Glory 11:9. 44. 70 Jones. John 10: 52 Jones. Paul 10: 52 Jones. Ricky I 1: 44 Judnick. John I 1: 44 Judnick. Patricia I h 44. 70 Judnick. Richard 12: 29. 38 Jussila. Ronelle 10: 52. 54. 70 Kaminen. Mr. 80. 82 Kaminen. Todd 12: 8. 4. 19. 29. 38. 102. I 10 Karakas. Steven II: 44. 58. 70 Kaskisto. Anthony 12: 29. 38. 68. 93. 101. 17 Keith. Jodi 12: 29. 38 Kentala. Michael I 1: 44 Keranen. Pamela II: 44 Kesanen. Mr. 82 Kesanen. Ted 12: 19. 29. 38. 68 Ketola. Lori 10: 72. 75. 52 King. Rolland 10: Kislia. Brian 10: 52. 101. 93 Kivela. Marilyn I I: 44 Kobal. Robert I I: 68. 44 Kohlhase. Andrea 12: 29. 38. 73. 115 Koebensky. Mrs. 81. 82 Kokal. Mr. 83 Korpi. Brian 10: 52 Kortes. Jesse I 1: 44 Kovich. James 10: 52 Koski. Lynette I 1: 44 Koski. Matthew 12: 4. 12. 29. 38. 68. 98. I 14 Kosmalski. Sharon I 1: 44 Kosta. Allyson 12: 29. 38. 63. 59 Kozar. Scott I I: 44 Krantz. Mrs. 83 Krause. Mrs. I 3. 83 Kretman. Wade II: 44. 49 Kruse. Daniel 12: 29. 38 Kuehl. Kelly 12: 29 Kuha. Tami 12: 28. 38. 63. I 15 Lacina. Bill 10: 52 Lacina. Laura I I: 44 Lahti. Thomas 10: 52 Laine. James 10: 52 Lakanen. Debra 12: 21. 28. 38. 63. I 14 Lalli. John 11:5. 44 Lammi. Sheri 10: 52 Lamppa. Robert 12: 28. 38. 96. 16 Lanari. Michelle 12: 28. 38. 60. 61. 62. 72. 86. 116. 117 Lanari. Monica II: 64. 72. 79. 86. 94 119 Linger. Susan 12: 6. 28. 38. 40. 76 LaPole. LuWanna 12: 28. 38. 68. 71. 116 Larson. Michael 10: 52 Larson. Melissa 10: 52 Larson. Sandra I 1: 44 Lasky. Tammy 11:4. 20. 60. 61. 70. 79. 44 Laugen. Timothy 10: 52 Laukka. Sean 10: 52 Lautigar. Gregory 12: 10. 20. 28. 38 Lautigar. Jeanna II: 64. 70. 74. 91. 44 Lautigar. Julie 10: 12. 52 LeBlanc. Daniel I 1: 44 Lechien. Eric 12: 12. 28. 36. 39. 61. 63. Ill Lee. Christine 10: 52 Leff. David 12: 28. 39. 102. Ill Lehman. Cheryl 10: 52. 60. 61 Lehrke. Peder 10: 52. 96 LeMay. Helen 10: 52. 75 Leppala. Lee I 1: 44 Leppanen. Keith 12: Licari. David 10: 52 Linder. Todd I 1: 44 Lindgren. Allen 10: 52. 66. 68 Lindgren. Mary I I: Lindgren. Troy II: 44. 68 Loberg. Robin I I: 44. 9. 8. 70. 97 Lomsak. Steven I 1: 47 Long. Rodney 10: 52 Lore. Lea 12: 28. 39. 60. 61. 63. 39. 112 Lucarelli. Lisa 11: 8. 9. 44. 70. 84. 92 Lund. Gary 10: 52 Lund. Kelly 12: 39 Lundberg. Margaret 12: 10. II. 28. 39. 61. 64. 68. 79. 90. 91. Ill Lundberg. Mark 12: 9. 10. II. 28. 39. 88. 99 Luoma. Ernest 12: 28. 39 Lustila. Lisa 10: 52 Luzaich. Craig 12: 5. 28. 38. 65 Lynch. Laura I L 44. 45 Majerle. Sheila I I: 44. 12 Makela. Brian I I: 44. 58. 72. 102 Makela. Rhondi 10: 77. 52 Maki. Brian 10: 52. 72 Maki. Dawn II: 45 Maki. Delwin 12: 28. 39 Maki. Eric 11:4. 45. 58 Maki. Jeffrey I L 44. 117 Maki. Julie 12: 28. 39. 79. 85. 86 Maki. Mark 12: 27. 39 Maki. Melissa 10: 53 Maki. Michelle I I: 45. 43 Maki. Paul 10: 70. 9. 98. 53 Maki. Terrence I I: 45. 72 Manion. Marica II: 12. 45. 70. 78 Marana. Martinique 10: 53. 55. 70 Marcella. Barbara II: 45. 58. 75. 72. 91 Marcella. Mary 10: 53. 72. 75. 86, 58 Marks. Daniel 10: 53 Marks. Deanne 10: 72. 53. 97 Marks. Jeffrey I I: 45 Maronick. Sharon 12: 27. 39 Mason. Alana 12: 27. 39 Mattila. Jodi I 1: 45 Mattila. Paul 12: 27. 39 Mattonen. Mark I I: 45 Mattson. Debra 12: 14. 27. 39. 61. 62. 68. 86. 116 Maturi. Darren 11:5. 45. 89. 98. 99 Maturi. Lisa 10: 53. 99. 72. 55 McBride. Catherine II: 45. 48. 68. 84. 92. 97 McBride. Elizabeth 12: 27. 39. 62. 66. 68. 92. 97 McBride. Jennifer 12: II. 27. 39. 64. 68. 74. 79. 91 McCarthy. Michael I 1: 45 McCarty. Jean 12: 27. 39 McHugh. Mary 12: 7. 27. 39. 60. 61. 62. 66. 79. 92 McHugh. Patrick 10: 5. 10. 17. 53. 72. 93. 101 McKenna. Kelly 12: 27. 39. 60. 61 McKenna. Kim 10: 52. 53. 72 Mehle. Paul 12: 27. 39 Merton. Todd I I: 45. 49. 58 Mesich. Robert I 1: 45 Metsa. Tamara 12: II. 27. 39. 6. I 16 Metsa. Thomas 10: 17. 50. 53 Michals. Mark 12: 27. 39 Michals. Timothy 10: 53. 72 Miladin. John 12: 27. 39. 84. 99. I 16 Miletich. Sandra 12: 7. 13. 26. 39 Miller. Richard 10: 53. 70 Mitchell. David I I: 8. 45 Mitchell. Robert I 1: 45 Mitchell. Scott 10: 53 Moberg. Sherry II: 45. 70 Moeller. Mr. I 3. 83 Moen. Laurie I 1: 45 Moesenthin. Jack 10: Mohney. Karen 10: 53. 70. 77. 92. 97 Moilen. Kelly I I: 45. 49. 78 Moore. James 10: 53. 72. 96. 101 Moore. Glenn I I: 45. 49. 78 Moore. Michael I L 45. 90. 93. 98 Moroni. Ms. 83 Mortaloni. Maria I I: 45. 70 Munig. Mr. 83 Neff. Jillianne I I: Nelson. Kristen 11:4. 45. 70 Nelson. Mary 12: 26. 39. 68 Nevala. Darlyn 12: 26. 39 Nielson. Eric 12: 12. 20. 26. 39. 72 Niemi. Maria 10: Niemi. Michelle 11: 45. 72. 75. Ill Niemi. Willard 10: 21. 70. 53 Nikunen. Jacqueline 12: Nivala. Dean I I: 44. 45. 96 Norlander. LeRoy 12: 26. 39 Norton. Kevin 12: 4. 10. 26. 39 Novak. Teressa 10: 53 Nyberg. Steven I I: 44. 45 Nygaard. Scott 12: 26 Oakman. Lois 12: 26. 39. 61. 68. 79. 86 O'Donnell. Neil 10: 53. 70 Ohman. Renee I I: 45. 70 Oja. Debbie 12: 26 Oksa. Mark 10: 53 Olsen. David I 1: 45 Olson. Brenda I I: 45. I I I Olson. Mrs. Olson. Eric 12: 26. 39 Olson. R. Mr. 88 Orcutt. Randy I 1: 46 Owens. Kent 10: 53 Owens. Todd 12: 7, 8, 18. 26. 88 Paakkonen. Dale 12: 26. 39. 68. 71. I 14 Paakkonen. Dennis I I: 46. 9. 72 Padgett. Melisa 12: 5. 26. 39. 92 Pajari. Jill 10: 53. 75. 91 Pajari. Kim 12: 26. 39. 68. 76 Palcich. Mr. 83 Pakkala. Robert 12: 6. 26. 39. 66. 70. 93. 116 Paoletti. Richard 11: 46. 94. 98 Parden. Colleen 12: 26. 39. 61. 68. 79. 91. Ill Pasch. Gregory 12: 25. 39. 40 Pasch. Mike I 1: 48. 46 Patee. Kevin 10: 53 Patee. Scott 12: 25. 39. 60. 61. 62. 72 Pauna. Steven 12: 25. 39. 65. I 14 Pelto. Kristen I I: 46. 49. 73. 76 Perala. Richard I I: 46. 70 Perkio. Gerald 10: 53 Perkio. Mark I0-. 53 Peterson. Benny 12: 12. 25. 39 Peterson. Boyd 10: 53. 72 Peterson. Erik II: 13. 46. 49. 65. 90. 93. 98 Peterson. Nancy 12: 25. 39. 41 Peterson. Robert 10: 53. 101 Peterson. Roger 10: 53 Peterson. Susan 10: 12. 54. 78 Peterson. Todd 12: 25. 39. 62. 66. 72 Petrich. Paula I I: 49. 64. 72. 76 Petrick. Kathy I 1: 47 Petrick. Lisa 10: 21. 54. 72. 92 Phaneuf. Scott II: II. 42. 48. 98. 120 I 17 Phenning. Ross 10: 54. 72 Pickar. Toni 10: Plombon. Daniel I 1: 46 Pollock. Paul I I: 46. 85. 93 Poupard. Deborah 12: 25. 39 Prasnicki. Thea 12: 5. 25. 39 Prebonich. Paul I I: 46 Preckel. Steven 11:9. 46. 48. 52. 72 Presley. Raymond 10: Proznik. Mrs. Prozniski. Jeffrey 10: 54 Proznicki. Paul 12: 25. 39. 61. 68. 71. 72. 99 Putney. Walter 10: Putzel. Gregory 12: 25. 39 Pylkka. Christopher I I: 46. 68 Ramponi. Mike 12: 5. 25. 39 Ramponi. Susan I I: 44. 46 Randall. Susan 10: 54. 73. 96 Randall. Elizabeth 12: 5. 8. 25. 39. 61. 62. 66. 68. 71. 72. I 14 Rautio. Daniel 10: 54. 72 Ray. Cheryl 10: 54. 60. 61. 70. 90 Rice. Polly I h 46. 70 Richard. William 10: 54. 72 Richards. Berry I I: 46. 68 Rinnell. Bryan 12: 25. 39. 68 Rinne. John 12: 24. 39. 68. 73 Rinta. Daniel I 1: 46 Risse. Andrea 10: 17. 53. 54 Roby. Mitchell 10: 54 Robinson. Scott II: II. 18. 46. 90. 93. 98 Roen. Barbara I 1: 46 Rogers. Brian I 1: 46 Rooney. Julie 12: 24. 39 Rooney. Linda II: 46. 70 Rose. Timothy 12: 24. 39. 68 Rosewall. Joseph 10: 54 Roskoski. Mr. 83 Roy. Brian 10: 54. 55 Rudolph. Kevin 10: 21. 54. 70 Salmela. Daniel I I: Salo. Janis 12: 9. 24. 39. 68. 73. I 14 Sampson. Shelly 10: 52. 54. 70 Sandnas. Richard I I: Saxhaug. Eric 12: 4. 8. 24. 39. 68. 71. 88. 93. 101 Schaefbauer. Jeffrey 10: 54 Schaefbauer. Kelly II: Schaefbauer. Suzanne II: 4 Schmid. Trina 12: 6. 9. 24. 39. 60. 61. 70. 86. III. 124 Schneider. Ed 10: Schultze. Eugene 12: 46 Sederlund. Elaine I 2: Sells. Christopher 11:4. 43. 46 Sersha. Paul I I: 46 Severson. John I I: 46. 102 Severson. Nancy 12: 24. 39. 115 Shadle. Lynn I I: 8. 9. 47. 72 Sheehy. William 10: 54 Shega. Teresa 12: Shepard. Brent I 1: 47 Shepard. Lisa I0-. 54 Shustarich. Mary 10: 12. 54. 70. 77. 85. 91 Siebert. Larry 12: 24. 39 Siebert. Paul I 1: 47. 68 Siebert. Todd 10: 54. 70 Sieckert. Rebecca 12: 24. 39. 68. 73 Silcox. Kellie 10: 13. 54. 78 Simich. Elizabeth II: 47. 70. 71 Simich. Michael 12: 24. 39. 96 Simonson. Darin 10: Sistad. Randy 12: 15. 24. 39. 68 Skalko. Mr 13 Skalko. Kimberly 12: 24. 39. 68. 86 Skarich. Carrie 10: 10. 54. 77 Skarp. Christopher 10: 54. 70 Skarp. Sheila 10: 54. 72 Skaudis. Byran 10: 54. 85 Skinner. James 10: 54. 70. 93. 117 Skinner. Mike 12: 13. 23. 39. 79. 88. 99. I 10 Skubic. Paul 12: 23. 39 Smokey. Steven I I: 47. 70. 114 Sokoloski. Tim 10: Sokoloski. Thomas II: 13. 47 Somero. Mr. 82. 83 Sorci. Cara 12: 13. 23. 39. 61. 63. 68. 126 Sorheim. Loren II: 47. 49 Spollar. John 10: 54 Spollar. Lori 12: 12. 23. 39. 72. III. 115 Springhetti. Gina II: 47. 49. 70 Squires. Daniel 12: 23. 39. 68. 93 Squires. Tari II: 47. 64. 70. 90. 117 Stall. Ted 12: 23. 39. 41. I 16 Stanaway. Kelly 12: 23. 39. 75. III. I 15 Stauber. Lizabeth 10: 54. 60. 61. 64. 72 Staudahar. Lisa 12: 23. 39. 70 Stanaway. Mr. 80. 83 Stevens. Brent 12: 39. 23. 41. 68 Stocco. Lisa 12= 23. 9. 21. 68. 72. 76 Stockey. Mr. 8 1. 83 Strand. Michelle I I: 47. 49. 70 Strebe. Max I I: 47 Stroll. Jackie I I: Stupca. Connie I I: Summers. Laura 10: 21. 52. 54. 60. 61 Sundlie. Sandy I 1: 47 Swenson. Mr. 83 Swearingen. Jack 10: 50. 55. 64. 70. 73 Swearingen. Kelly 12: 19. 23. 39. 72. 97 Tarr. Stacy 10: 55. 70 Teasck. Thomas 10: 55 Tekautz. Jamie 10: 55 Tetrault. Renee I I: 47. 76 Thelen. Laura II: 47 Thomas. Ann 10: 12. 55. 72. 96 Thomas. Donald II: 47 Thomas. Eric 12: 23. 39. 99. Ill Thurman. James 12: 23. 39. I 10 Thurman. Romona I I: 47 Tiedeman. Tammy I I: 47 Tiedeman. Terri I 1: 47 Tietz. Craig 12: 15. 23. 39. 98. 99. 115 Tietz. Cynthia I I: 47. 84. 97 Tini. Ms. 83 Toman. Michael 10: 53. 55 Tomonovich. Sally 10: 55. 117 Trunzo. Richard 11:5. 43. 47. 98. 117 Tumela. Wade 12: 23. 39. 68. Ill Tuominen. Mark II: 47 Turk. Mr. 80. 81. 82. 83 Ulman. Brian I I: VanDeventer. Terry 12: 23. 4. 39 Vidmar. Kenneth II: 47. 93. 101 Vine. Kelly 10= 12. 55. 70 Vine. Randy 12: 6. 22. 39 Virkus. Joseph I I: 43. 47 Vitse. Mr. 83 Vukmanich. Mr. 83 Walker. Wendy 12: 5. 22. 39. 78 Watson. Jay 10: 55. 70 Wattunen. Connie I I: 47 Wattunen. Michael 10: 55 Weaver. Daniel 10: 21. 55. 72 Weber. Scott 10: 55. 93 Weinert. Joelle 12: 18. 20. 22. 39. 63. 68 Weinert. Kelly 10: 55. 70 Weiss. Howard 10: 55 Weiss. Maxine 12: 22. 39 Westby. Merry 12: 23. 39 White. David 12: 22 White. Laura 10: Wilde. Debra 10: 55. 72 Williams. Jack I I: 47 Williams. Steven 12: 4. 8. 39. 79. 93. 101 Wilson. Donald 10: 55 Wicher. Daniel 10: 54. 55. 72 Witty. Mrs. 83. 86 Wolk. Karlene 12: 22. 39. 63 Woods. Christina 10: 55. 70. 77 Wudinich. Michelle 10: 20. 55 Youngren. John I I: 47. 58 Zager. Mary II: 47 Zimmel. Norman 10: 55 Zimmel. Paul 10. 55 Zupetz. Michael 11:5. 44. 47 121 Hard Work Pays Off . . . This years Rohian was pul together with total dedication of the Staff. We met daily under the supervision of Mrs. I. Kingston. We gave this book special attention and hope that all enjoy it. This years staff consisted of: Trina Schmid Editor-in-Chief. Gretchen Hansen Copy-Editor. Craig Tietz Sports- Editor. Lea Lore Head Photographer. Cheryal Lehman and Jill Hadash took the money as business editors. Steve Pauna. Steve Williams, and Eric Peterson took care of Ads. Copy lay out was taken care of by all of the following: Deanna A.. Linda E.. Melisa P . Kim S.. Craig L . Monica L.. Debbie L.. Barb G.. Denise B . John M . John A.. Russ B.. and Todd H. With a special thanks to Faculty. Coaches, and everyone else who helped make this years book a success. Thanks Staff Trina Schmid (Editor) The Staff 1. 2. 3. 4. Trina smiles after another successful deadline has been completed. What's this picture of? exclaims Lea. Kim dreads another typing project. The Staff Russ B.. John M.. Trina S.. Barb G.. Melisa P.. Craig T.. Barb M.. Cheryal L.. Todd H.. Gretchen H.. John A.. Kim S.. Linda E.. Lea L.. Craig L.. Denise B . Steve W.. Not pictured: Deanna A.. Monica L.. Debbie L.. Steve P. 124