Virginia High School - Rohian / Star Of The North Yearbook (Virginia, MN)
- Class of 1986
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The Seventy-Eighth Edition Of The 1 Vh irginia High School Rohian Table Of Contents Activities .............. 6 Faculty . 1..............28 Classes ................ 36 Sports . j.............. 68 Organizations ...........88 Advertising........ 126 iy P-' %j ill |, |[ in dd tors -Jeff Gunderson -Joel Kotchevar Page Designers ise Berger -Debbie Knutson ryl Lehman Business Manager -Laura Birnstihl -Liz Stauber -Jennifer Caulfield -Barb Gianlorenzi Ad Managers -Keith Lehman -Vicki Carlson -Jodi Phenning -Dan Witcher Summer Ways Beaches, picnics, tanning, nights downtown, parties, camping trips, and the drive-in are all memories to a terrific summer, but once again the leaves begin to change. The days are shorter and the nights are chillier - good signs that school is starting. Back to books, teachers, class bells and good times with friends. School Days I. Kevin R. is un'masked!' 2 Laura D.. Carrie H.. and Kara T. watch everyone go by. 3. Sunset. 4. Chris A.. Barb B., and Michelle W. taking if easy. 5. Jon L. is watching you (Cindy K). i Welcome To The Rohian This year, we hope was the best you've ever had at good ole' Virginia High. To help you remember all of the great times, we have tried to capture them in this year's ROHIAN. We also decided to title it the Friendship Connection , because of all the close friendships that have developed throughout the years. We hope these relationships, or at least the memo- ries. will last forever. 1. Randy B. gives us the look . 2. Sonja C. is hard at work. 3. Kellie S., Tonya C„ and Jill A. smile for the cute photographer. 4. Brian R. and Dan M. are comparing finger- nails. 4 5 Where does everyone go and what do they do for excitement on a Friday or Saturday night? Groups gather at Hardee’s, McDonalds, or Godfathers after football and hockey games. Stu- dents also go to the movies, dances, and private parties on other weekend nights. Of course, the most popular hangout is — The Main. PjER Popular Pastime-Main Street Chestnut Street, the Mdin, the Drag — Downtown Virginia is the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Students from all over the Range come to Virgin- s hot spot to get checked 13 Homecoming 1985 The 1985 Homecoming was truely one to remember. On Monday everyone was laid back and dressed up in their cool” clothes; at noon we par- ticipated in Izzy Dizzy. Tues- day was Circus Day and every- one painted their face. Wednesday was class color day with the Seniors dressed in blue. Juniors in red, and Sopho- mores in green. Thursday set off a 'bang' as Gangster day; with co-ed piggy back races at noon. Friday was the Tradition- al Dress your Best. At the cor- nation assembly Karen Mohney and Brian Maki were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. The week came to an end when the mighty Blue Devils defeat- ed the International Falls Bron- cos 8-0. Of course who could forget the spectacular half- time field show performed by the Virginia Marching Blues. 17 Turnabout With A Real 'Turnabout This year's Turnabout was quite different. After many years of fighting and complaining to get the rules changed by writing pe- titions, begging the principal, and bringing it up to the Student Council to allow girls to ask out of town guys. Over 110 couples attended the dance and boo- gied down to the sound of Doc and the Surgeons . The night was a complete success and it was a Turnabout to remember. I. In the background. Bob is deco- rating for the big night. 1. John waves as Laura is caught off guard. 3. Norm s having a wild night with Jennifer. 4. Jen, are you breaking Dan's ear- drums? 5. Jody and Cathy show off their great decorating job. 6. Berta and Mike, what are you dreaming about?? 7. Trish and Brian are enjoying the -•eht. Snow week: A Week To Remember This year’s snow week went well. The dress up days including Hawaiian shades; idol twin; stripes, dots, paids; 50's-, and of course dress up day. Peanut roll, sled-racing, co-ed piggy back rides, and tug-o-war were among the noon time activities. A Battle of the Bands was held in Goodman Auditorium on Wednesday. The win- ning band played at the coronation Assembly which was ,Jimmy B. and the White Boys . The week concluded with our victory over Eveleth in hockey. I) No fair shoving your opponent. Jack. 3) Pal and Jim hold the winning peanut. 3) Tic and the Bugs at their best! 4) Jodell is ready to rock. 5) Leading in lane I is Brian Roy ■ Jockey Sue Peterson. 20 Making Waves With The junior class of '86 did an excel- lent job expressing the theme ,Sea of Love” at Prom '85 through the deco- rations. The girls gym was disguised with streamers in shades of blue and silver to set a dreamy atmosphere. To add to the theme, a pond near the entrance contained live goldfish. Over 100 couples danced to the sound of Redd Ryder”, whose light show added to the fun. The evening was a great success and ended with one re- maining question: What happened to the goldfish? I. Sue is ready for a fun evening among the waves in the Sea of Love . 1 Testing 1,2,3 . . . Testing. 3. Cap is concentrating hard on getting it right. 4. Kirby the dude Haugen strums to his heart's delight. 5. Smile Kevin — it can't be that bad 6. SmileI You're on Candid Camera! 7. Ronelle just loves her man in uniform. 8. Pete and his date discuss the plans for the evening. 22 Sea Of Lc Y 7 TEACHER FEATURE Some people that are often overlooked are the teachers and faculty of VHS. They are very dedicated and add a lot of class to our school. will remember all of the good times iv«? had in their classes while they were attempting to fill our heads with knowledge. We will remember these people, not only as our teachers, but also as our friends. We thank the faculty for all they have done to make this year worth remembering. J. Beste B. Margo H. BeuIke T. Hafdahl T. Palcich P. Proznik L. Hurd B. Stanaway Faculty J. Vukmanich Much of the success of the students is achieved with the help of the faculty and administration. The faculty of our school is more than just teachers, they are our friends and supporters too. Our teachers are always there to help us when problems arise and always seem to know the answers. The faculty of Virginia High School is something to be proud of and the students of the school appreciate all the help and time they have given us. 32 Faces Teachers not pictured: Mr. Berger. Mrs. Berlin, Mr. Chopp. Mr. Christiansen. Mr. Como. Mr. Dobberstein. Ms. Fiedler. Mr. Frandsen. Mr. Froehlingsdorf. Ms. Goos- sens, Mr. Groves. Mr. Flaraden. Mr. Kaminen, Mr. Kehoe, Mr. Kesanen, Mr. Knoll. Mr. Kokal. Mr. Mauston. Mrs. Mesich, Mr. Moeller. Mr. Munig, Mr. Nelson. Mr. Rose. Mr. Roskoski, Mrs. Salmi. Mr. Schmitke, Mr. Skalko. Mr. Somero, Mrs. Torre!. Mrs. Witty 33 Mrs. Conaway relaxes after a tough day of fork in out the food. Mrs. Heinrich says, one more sick kid and I'm getting out my needles. Dona Mattson helps Mr. Kokal. Mrs. Foschi. smiles as she thinks of the effects this meal is going to have on some unsuspecting stu- dents. Ha Ha Ha! They’ll never know this good is poisonous says Mrs. Carl- son. Do we have any sand paper to clean out this pot says Mrs. Strand. Who Makes 34 Mrs. Johnson hard at work Mr. Beulke-almost a smile. Virginia High School. Classes With Class! WHEN FRIENDS ARE NEAR When friends are near it's perfectly clear that rainbows appear in the sky. And things never seem quite as bad when there's a friend nearby. Special moments can be sharred along with special smiles. As we share our happy times Along with all our trials. Late night talks and afternoon walks Cups of hot chocolate by the fire Will warm our memories in times to come As we are separated by the miles Years will pass and likewise time And maybe we shall see Just how wonderful and needed all our friends can be. Ronelle M. Jussila Sara A a se Roy Aho Michelle Allen Darin Alto Joel Anderson Sheila Anderson Erik Andrews Philip Angell Tammi Appleby Todd Arbogast Ken Arola Stacy Asmund Darren Bailey Kelly Beilis Derek Bertolas Eric Bilben Gary Blume Terry Brusacoram Were the class of '88- To know us is to love us. With our devilish wiles And candid smiles. Were wild and crazy, But we tend to be lazy. We live for weekends and fun. Our Fridays are great, And we sure know how to celebratel We carry alot of spirit, And we are loyal to our school. To have a friend is to be a friend- This will always be our rule. What can we say? The sophomores will reign-’cause Were the class of '881 Jeff Burke Brenda Bussey Lisa Bussey Ron Byron Neil Campbell Nathan Carlsgaard David Carlson Mark Carlson Vicki Carlson Allison Caulfield Jeff Christianson Jennifer Cina Cathy Clark Scott Clark Darrin Cobb Lynette Conklin Mark Cunningham Laura Davis Julie Dean Megan Dunlap Mary Durbin Amy Erickson Brandon Etyer Mark Fabish Edward Foster Hauns Froehlingsdorf Dean Gillespie Wendy Gillespie Traci Gilson Barb Gooden Jim Haavisto Josh Halttunen Julie Hammerschmidt Michelle Han nay Sue Harju Margery Hawk 40 Jamie Heglund Cane Heikkila Chris Heme Patty Heinrich Anna Helland Melinda Hietala Wayne Hietala Bonnie Hill Bob Horvat Scott Isaacson Cheryl Johnson Chris Johnson Kyle Johnson Lynn Johnson Marsh Johnson Sheryl Johnson Kris Kangas Jody Kesanen Michelle Kislia Brian Knapp Karl Kohlhase Natalie Kokal Brian koski John Koski Tricia koski Julie kottom Eric Krenz Lora kukkonen Bryan Larson Kraig Larson Todd Lasky Brant Lavigne kathy Lee Keith Lehman Diane Lehto Rhonda Lehto 41 Shawn Lind Lena Lund berg Gary Lustig Ginger Lust Ha Leah Lust Ha Jodi Makela Kathy Maki Missy Maki Scott Maki Michelle Marks Eric Mat ala Allen Mattonen Carol Mattson Mark McCoid John McDonald Pam Mehle Sherri Mehleen Craig Merten Chad Mesojedec David Miller Jesse Miller Rodney Milos Tabitha Mock Jack Moesenthin Janet Mohney Paul Mowrey Kevin Nesbitt Lance Newman Michelle Niemi Tammy Niemi Rod Novak Chad Pajari Curtis Pask van Joe Perko Jody Phenning Kim Picek No Photo Available 42 No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available Kelly Pickett Laine Plotnik Russ Poderzay Amy Pollock John Prasnicki Becky Prijatel Tim Raymond Robb RenzagUa Ricky Robinson Shawn Roen Virginia Roivanen Allison Roszak James Roy Eric Schmidt Bob Senn Peter Severson Stacy Shoden Dan Siebert Dan Skinner Troy Sleeman Chris Stall Cary St ana way Scott Stanaway Paul Sternberg Dave Stockey Linda Street Karen Swearingen Mike Sweno Bob Tarr Jeremy Temen Janelle Tetrault Dan Thomas Eric Thorin Kara Tomaz in Joyce Toole Mandy Vandervort 43 Tammy Vansoest Marie Virkus Eric Walder Brad Weber Brenda Weiss Therese Whalen 44 Roger Aaseng Joe Adamiak Jennifer Alto Cory Arn Daniel Arnberg Pamela Arola Robert Aronen Amy Avikainen Randy Babiracki Stacie Baribeau Stephen Bell Mark Belpedio Duane Bever Laura Birnstihl Barbara Bleaser Paul Blank Daniel Bogren Nicole Bonneville The Junior Class What makes the class of '87 great? We do. We're the students who work hard both in school and in activities such as building a prize winning float, putting on Prom, and narticipating in sports. We’re the students who make everything we do different and exciting. We are a very special class that has grown closer every year. We re not just a class of students-we’re a class of friends. Joseph Boyer Terri Brandt Tammi Brown Traci Brown Grant Buck Jeff Burton Mike Bushey Jon Busse Michael Carlson Amy Chiabotti Chad Christopherson Deanna Clouse Devin Davidson Byron Dennie David Durbin Dean Edstrom Jean Paul Emery Debra Erickson Lynne Erickson Mark Fickas Robert Frost Elizabeth Garni Todd Gazelka Jacquelyn Grams Steven Groebe Carolyn Haavisto Dan Haege Frank Haege John Ha k a la Donald Han nay Theodore Harjamaki Julie Henderson David High Julie Highum Michael Hill Geraldine Holm A7 Michael Holmes Catherine Honkanen Beth Horoshak Jeffery Huseby Daniel Isaacson Sean Jayson Seth Jayson Jeffery Johnson Jodi Johnson Kelly Johnson Michelle Kaivola Traci Kapella Jamie Karakas Jennifer Kaufman Shan Kauppmen Christopher Kendrick Kurt Ketola Daniel Kilbane William King Victoria Klous Debra Knutson Roger Kobal Tami Kolan Joseph Kortes Walter Koski Laura Kosmalski Joel Kotchevar Jody Kottom Sandra Kovich Cynthia Kruse Carol Kuehl Jeffery Lahdenpera Thomas Lahti Holly Lame Sherry Lakanen Terry Lakanen 48 Elaine Lakosky Sherri Lampa Jane L anger Jolene Leppala David Lessar Michael Lilya Jon Linden Michelle Lore William Lundberg Roberta Lundquist Ginger Luoma Amy Lupich Connie Lust Ha Michael Luzaich Debra Majerle David Maki Kristen Maki Michael Manion Levitt Mar ana Donna Mattson William McBride Troy Meehl Anthony Michals Stephanie Moe Stephanie Moeller Michelle Mohney Deborah Moilan Tom Mortaloni Anthony Neari Charles Nelson Kristina Nielson Dean Norlander Jonathan Ofstad Steven Oksa Andrew Olson Angela Olson 49 David Olson Patricia Orta Roseann Otis Marla Padgett Paul Paoletti Loralyn Per si in Leah Pitkanen Steven Prebonich Raymond Presley Christine Projatel Jason Pulkinen Cory Pylkka Kyle Rahikinen Linda Risse Anne Roche Kevin Rodby Christine Rosman Jeffery Rouleau Steven Saisa Justin Sal in Shelly Salmela Maria Sandnas Raymond Santelli Duane Sauter Loddie Schechinger William Schley Susan Schmidt Karl Schmidt Edward Schneider Robert Severson Cina Shepard Craig Sistad Nicholas Skarich Nicholas Skoricli James Shodgrass Timothy Sokoloski 50 Tracy Sorheim William Spelts Bradley Spry Evelyn Stevens Jackie Stoll Monica Strumbell Jody Suihkonen Vick tori a Taskinen Anthony Teasck Jamie Tekautz Paul Thelen Fernando Tibayan Stacy Tiedeman Mary Beth Toman Peter Vidmar Gregory Weaver Gerry Weber Sharon Weber Tammi Weiss Michael Wessman Roger West by Mark Williams Steve Wood Eric Woods Jodell Wright 26. ' ’ T h e r e ' s nothing to be frightened of”. Joel. 27. Kris is kind of hungry! 28. Debbie is working hard on the float. 51 Christine Alementi (O.vforD .n '5K Remember thinking how great it would be to be a senior? It seems like yesterday when we were little seventh graders strug- gling to get that stupid locker open or wondering around looking for our classes. Those four years between 7th and 12th grade really fly by. All of a sudden you’re on top. Everything changes — there are more responsibilities to handle and impor- tant decisions to make. There are so many things to do m that one year before gradu- ation day comes. Time keeps flying by .. . we don't want to miss anything! We have built many special friendships over the years. We've grown just like a family and now we must go our separate ways . . but we'll never forget the memories and pre- cious moments of the Class of '86. Jeffrey Alto Daniel Aronen Alan Becker Denise Berger Michelle Alt obeli i Christine Anderson Peter Barboni Daniel Bachuss Barbara Berlin James Bonner Tracey Chopp Sean Bergman Carol Bleaser Terrance Carisen Marks Chabedi Wendy Bertolas Rhonda Byron Peggy Carpenter Michael Callister Jennifer Caulfield David Dincau Kevin Ding man Brian Earsley Laurie Cope George Eilertson Lance Erceg Eric Garman Cory Gerlach Danette Gooden Jeffrey Gunderson Barbara Gianlorenzi Kristopher Haapala Jason Halt tunen Kathleen Haugen Karla Heine Shelly Heinrich Paul Jones Ronelle Jussila Amy Kauppinen Brian Kislia Melissa Larson Christie Lee David Licari Brian Maki Michael Larsen Julie Lautigar Helen Lemay Sean Laukka Peder Lehrke Rhoni Makela Sheri Lammi James Laine Timothy Laugen Daniel Marks Thomas Metsa Jane Moesenthin Deanne Marks Timothy Michals Karen Mohney James Moore Satomi Murakami Paul Maki Melissa Maki Lisa Maturi Martinique Marana Richard Miller Scott Mitchell Patrick McHugh Willard Niemi Maria Niemi Carter Norman Teresa Novak Neil O'Donnell Mark Oksa Kent Owens Kevin Pa tee Mark Perkio Boyd Peterson Robert Peterson Lisa Pet rick Ross Phenning Susan Randall Chris Prigge Daniel Rautio William Richard Andrea Risse Mitchell Roby Joseph Rosewall Brian Roy Kevin Rudolph Shelly Sampson Jeffrey Schaefbauer Toni Scinto Jorge Sepulveda William Sheehy Lisa Shepard Mary Shustarich Christopher Skarp Carrie Skarich Kellie Silcox Todd Siebert James Skinner Sheila Skarp Bryan Skaudis Stacey Tarr Jack Swearingen Laura Summers Lizabeth Stauber Ann Thomas Laura Thelen Jamie Tekautz Thomas Teasck Michael Toman Michael Wat tunen Howard Weiss Christina Woods Sally Tomonovich Daniel Weaver Debra Wilde Michelle Wudinich Kelly Vine Scott Weber Donald Wilson Norman Zimmel Jay Watson Kelly Weinert Daniel Witcher Paul Zimmel 64 FAVORITt MOVIES 1. Rocky IV 2. Back To The Future 3. Rambo 4. Breakfast Club FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUPS 1. The Cars. 2. Dire Straits 3. ZZ Top and Motely Crue (tie) 4. Kiss FAVORITE SONGS 1. Summer of '69 - Bryan Adams 2. Fleaven ■ Bryan Adams 3. Say You Say Me - Lionel Riche 4. Small Town - John Cougar Mellencamp Our Last LaughI FAVORITE ALBUMS FAVORITE HANGOUT I. Downtown 2 Godfather s 3. McDonalds 4. Club 21 - Ta I. Reckless Bryan Adams 2 Scarecrow - John Cougar Mellencamp 3. Greatest Hits The Cars Born In The USA - Bruce Springsteen 67 SPORTS 68 Virginia has much to offer in the line of sports. It is not unusual to see Ewen's Stadium, the Miners, or the Gym filled with loyal fans to cheer the Blue Devils on. Vir- ginia has many fine athletes in every sport whether it’s track, tennis, hockey, or football. 1985- 86 has proved to be an awesome athletic year for VHS. The 1985-86 Blue Devil Foot- ball team had a record break- ing season. They won the con- ference title for the second consecutive year, unheard of for a Blue Devil team playing on the gridiron. The team, led by captains Tom Metsa, Pat McHugh, Brian Maki and Brian Kislia, was one of the best teams in years. The Blue Devil seniors would like to pass on their talents to the juniors, and wish them the best of luck next year!! 70 Front row (hr): Bob Peterson. Dan Haege. Captain Brian Maki. Lane Johnson. Captain Brian Kislia. Stacey Tarr. Bill Richard. Tim Michals. Second row (l-r): Tony Michals. Steve Saisa. Alan Becker. Jyrki Koenkyto. Aaron Bialke. Kris Haapala. Captain Tom Metsa. Marcel Koebeli. Neil ODonnell, Kevin Jacobsen. Sean Jayson. Third row (T r): Assistant Coach Jack Thompson. Manager David Durbin. Justin Sal in. Bill Schley. John Ofstad. Dan Kilbane. Tom Mortaloni. David Maki. Steve Grobe. Don Hannay. Coach Frank Fabish. Captain Pat McFlugh. Fourth row (l-r): John Hakala. Dan Arnberg. Steve Bell. Frank Haege. Bill Lundberg. Tim Sokoloski. Cory Am. Brad Spry. 71 The 1986 Blue Devil hockey season began slow and was somewhat of a disappoint- ment. but it had some high- lights. The two biggest high- lights for the team were the walloping of International Falls and the Eveleth Golden Bears. The team was led by captains Tom Metsa. Mike Callister, and Brian Maki. The seniors would like to wish next year's team better luck in '87. 1. Hit me with your best shotI” 2. Front row(l-r): Captain Tom Metsa. Jon Busse. Paul Paoletti. Cory Gerlach. Middle row: Chris Heine. Darrin Cobb. Scott Stanway. Captain Mike Callister. Randy Babiracki. Paul Maki. Back row: Coach Terry Cullen. Willie Spelts. Captain Brian Maki. Mick Roby. Bill Sheehy. Dean Edstrom. Neil O’Donnell,• Assistant Coach Bruce ”Doc” St ana way. Not Pictured: Brian Korpi 3. ’’Let s get him!” 4. Tom is ready for action! 5. Get the PUCK out of here!! 6. Double Trouble 7. What are they doing down there? Having a tea party ? 8. Is Brian trying to trip Randy? 73 The Cross country team had a trying year after coming off the loss of its spiritual leader Mickey Dodds and the destruc- tion of the famed CO- MA NDO' ’ bridge. Senior captains Jimmy T- BONE Skinner and Jim ”DINTY Moore were left to hold the team to- gether. Stressing Anar chy. the team (Jim Skin- ner. Jim Moore. Eric Woods, and Seth Jay- son) made it a point to go to meets to have a good time. Foreign ex- change student Mark Chabeli was on the team until he acquired a con- troversial knee injury but it tis no big deal mon . We’d like to thank Coach Milo for driving us to meets. I. Coach Greg Miller. Jim Moore. Seth Jayson, Jim Skinner. Eric Woods. '1 Jim is dreaming of cross country running. 74 The Girl's volleyball team, coached by Jackie Witty, ended out the regular season with a 17-4 record. The team consisted of I freshman, I sophomore, 8 ju- niors, and 2 seniors. The team was led by captains Mary Mar- cella and Lias Maturi. Some of the highlights of the season was finishing second in the North Branch Invitational and taking first in the Virginia Invitational Tournament. With many letter- winners returning next year, the team is expected to have an- other successful year. Good Luckll 75 Swimming With Style 76 I9S6 proved to be a successful year for the VHS girl's swim team. A big asset to the team were the captains Karen Mohney (butterflyer). Launa Bergman (diver), and Michelle Altobelh (backstroker). Coached by Mr. Tom HafdaN. the team put in many hours before and after school practicing. AH the hard work paid off dur mg meets and sub regions. Many swimmers qualified to go to Regions and Tammi Jennings made it to state for the 500 freestyle. Great job girls — Good luck in '811 I. Back row (l-r): Michelle Mohney. Cathy Honkanen. Ginger Luoma. Amy Christopher son. Launa Berg- man. Michelle Altobelli. Karen Mohney. Amy Lupich. Coach Hafdahl. Middle row Dawn Schlotec. Vikl Carlson. Megan Dunlap. Chris Palazan. Cheryl John- son. Tammi Jennings. Virginia Roivanen. Anna Hel- land. Front row Janet Mohney. Laura Kosmalski. Alison Caulfield. 1. Do I still look like a Queen”II 3. Bottoms up! 4. Frenz Forever! There are twenty-six members of this year's boys swim team coached by Mr. Joe Froehhng dorf. They started this season out at the bottom of the league and they weren't expected to do much since most of the seniors were gone. They have had 8 wins and only 3 losses. In mid-season they had practice twice a day and everyone swam 10.000 yards(that s equivalent to swim- ming from here to E veleth)- talk about physical fitness! 4) row I Ann Thomas. Stephanie Moe. Pst Etter. Rob Arols. Enc Looms. Mike Jarmer. Tim Diwishek. Crsig Spry. Row J Bob Severson. Brsnt LsVigne. Dsn Thorns s. BrsdSpry. Hsuns Eroehlingsdorl. Erik Msttils. Chris StsN. Mike L Hya. Andy Olson. Debt Wilde. Sue Randall. Julie frog Honksnen, Row S. Dsn Weaver. Marcel Koebeh. Peder Lehrke. Bill Niemi. Paul Blank. Jim Bonner. Jim Moore. Mike Hill. Kevin Rodby. Chad Christopher son. Karl Schmidt. Mr Joe 77 The VHS Girls basketball team was under the direction of their coach Jeff Mauston and co-captains Mary Marcella and Mellisa Larson. The team consisted of 2 seniors, 9 juniors and I 8th grader. The VHS Girls Bas- ketball team had a good 86' year. Their new coach worked them hard. With only 2 graduating and many re- turning letter winners for next year, a great 86-87 season shall be expected. Good luck Blue! I. Coach Mauston gives his players a quick pep talk before the game. 2 Barb B.. a junior, on the team. 3. Sink that shot! 4. front row Mary Marcella. Melissa Larson; Back row. Coach Jeff Muaston. Leslie Fa- bish. Laime Plot nick. Liz Garni. Jamie Kar- akas. Barb Blaeser. Stephanie Moeller. Sue Schmid. Michelle K is ilia. Julie Henderson. Gina Shepard. Amy Avikainen. Ass. Coach Frank Fabish. 78 1. Back row(l-r): Tony Michals, Alan Becker, Steve Wood, Frank Haege. Lane Johnson. Steve Bell. Tim Michals. Coach Dobberstein Front row(l-r): Steve Salsa. Dan Rautio. Jim Skinner, David Durbin. Captain Bob Peterson. Bill Lundberg. Pat McHugh 2. Raise your hand, if you're Sure ! 3. Two points for the Beaver ! 4. Tony is concentrating hard on his dribble. The Boy’s Basketball team had an up and down season. The Devils lost some close IRC games including a two point loss at Hibbing to the Bluejackets, but managed to pull some crucial conference wins. The Devils will have to replace numerous spots on next years roster after graduating eight key seniors including guards Bob Peterson (captain), Jim Skinner, Pat McHugh, Dan Rautio and the big Men Alan Becker, Dan Haege, Tim Michals. and Lane Johnson. The Devils worked many long and hard hours with hopes of reaching the region tourna- ment in Hibbing. Oh yes, let’s not forget David the Suburban' Durban our manager — and boy is he good I Good luck in ’87111 4. Front (l-r): Charlie Prasnicki, Gary Lustig. Phil Angle. John Prasnicki. John Hakala. Lance Newman. Paul Wilson Back (l-r)s Michelle Kaivola. Mr. Nelson. Dave Miller. Dustin Jackson, Shawn Bergman. Jesse Miller. Dan Kilbane. Rusty Jackson. Pete Severson. Chris Manner. Coach Nelson. Traci Kapella 3. Hey Ref. is it time to play dead yet? 2. It takes two to tangoI I. Pin 'Eml The 1986 Wrestling team increased its size this year when Virginia merged with Neighboring schools. Wrestling is an individual sport as well as a team sport. The team practiced very hard every day after school. Practice sure paid off as the results of the meets showed individual and team improve- ment. Good luck next year, wrestlersII The Virginia Gymnastics team under went some changes this year. Under the direction of their new coach Carol Joseph son and assistant Mary Ann Leoni, the team had a great year. Throughout the year there was much improvement with the team. Snce the team was very young this year, the VHS gym- nastics team can look forward to good years ahead. 1) Front row, (Fr), Lynn Bskric. Jennifer Anderson. Tricia Kotki. Patty Olson. Lori Philips. AMdwflr Lehman. Amy Kitoane. Joy Mekenzy. Stacy Gorril, Middle row. Cosch Carol Josephson. Charity Mason. Dusty Burt. Mary Vid mar. Gina Gent aline. Angel Mekenzy. Lisa Manila. Ass. coach Mary Ann Leoni, Back row Julie Weber. Carleen Malls. Daniel Hadash. Jennifer McKenna. Andrea Hon kala. Jennifer Gianlorrnzi. Amy Bissie 2) Tricia tries to balance on her chin. 3) Tricia practicing her lungle look 4) O.K. how do I get down ? 81 The 1985 girls track season under the leadership of Mr. McCor- mick was very successful. Cap- tain Karen Mohney along with seniors Lisa Pet rick and Launa Bergman led the team through a fun and exciting season. Karen Mohney, 3rd in the 100 m., and Lisa Petrick 5th in the 200 m., were the only girls who placed in the top 6 at Regions. Even though the team was small and young. they had many great times at meets and practices. Good luck to all future runners. 1. Jamie is so excited thinking about practice after school. 2. First row(l-r): Chris Palazzari. Leslie Skanch. Jennifer Moeller. Monica Lanari. Lisa Petrick. Jamie Karakas. Linda Risse. Lynn Bakaric. Second row: Cheryl Johnnson. Dawn Schlotec. Amy Kilbane. Kelly Sistad. Stacie McCormick. Launa Bergman. Karen Mohney. Gina Shepard. Leslie Fabish. Third row. Lana Mattonen. Lainie Plot nick. Michelle Lehman. Leah Germ. Angie Olivanti. Lynn Erickson. Andrea Risse. Laura Kosmalski. Virginia Roivanen. Tammi Lundblad. Debbi Hauglid. Fourth row. Lynn John son. Rachael Allen. KendraKauppi. Chris Woods. Nadine West. Mary Urahovak. Dana Cope. Coach Bill McCormick 3. The team relaxing after a hard practice. 4. Members of the team jumping for joy after winning their race. 82 When most people think of track they think it only involves run- ning. There are field events which include the pole vaults, highjump. and long Jump along with shotputting and the discus. These events aren’t as exciting as the race, but they all need the same support from the crowd and hours of work from the ath- lete racing, jumping, or throw- ing. The track team has many talented athletes on the track and on the field. They had a very good 1986 year and look forward to a good season next year. I front row: Darrin Alto, Chad Erspamer, John Risse, Brian Tantu. second row. Peter Vidmar. Dave Durbin. Bob Horvat. Lance Newman, Jason Hegland. Jeff Huesby. Brad Spry. Coach Mr. Miller, third row. Scott Weber. Ken Vidmar. Dan Aronen. Dan Skinner. Karl Schmidt. Kyle Johnson. Lee Mar ana. Mike Knutson. Eric Woods, fourth row: Pat McHugh. Brian Kisilia. Frank Zimmerman. Jim Moore. Mickey Dodds. Mike Conroy. Tim Anderson. Jim Skinner. Seth Jayson 83 The girl’s tennis team had a very good season this year. The team was made up of two sen- iors — captains Mary Shustarich and Jill Pajari. five juniors, one eighth grader, and one seventh grader. Under the direction of their coach, Dave Gunderson, the tennis team made it to Re- gions. They lost in Regions, but it was a good loss to Hibbing with the score 4-3. The highlight of the season was when the cap- tains Mary and Jill made it to state for individual doubles. Great job girlsll I. Front row: Anne Roche. Sandy Ko- vich. Captain Jill Pajari, Captain Mary Shustarich. Jennifer Moeller. Tracy Erickson Second row: Katie Roche. Monica Strumbell. Tammy Boyer. Jennifer Alto. Barb Berlin. Stacy Starkman. Stephanie Moeller. Tina Dethloff, Ma- ria Strand. Coach Dave Gunderson 84 The 1985 boy’s ten- nis team was stronger than it’s been for the past couple years. Pushing the team along were co-cap- tains Scott Robbie” Robinson and Gene Flaimer Flaim. The team coached by B. Bloomquist put in hard practices after school and attended many meets. As an output of all the hard work, the guys made it to Re- gional Finals but lost to Flibbing 5-0. Overall it was a great season. Great job guyslll 1. Mike stretches for the high fly! 2. T.J. slams one back over the net. 3. Coach B. Bloomquist. Gene Flaim. Dean Ed- strom. Joe Boyer. Mike Moore. Scott Robinson. 85 The Virginia 1985 baseball team was once again played with it’s inability to win the close games. The team lost a few close games which could have made a difference in the season. The Devils suffered a heartbreaking 2 to I loss to Denfeld-Morgan Park in the playoffs. Led by coach Bruce Dobberstein and captains Glenn Moore and Greg Aslakson the devils had a fun season and are looking forward to a good season next year with four starters returning. I. Darren C. don't look so serious 2 Coach 'D' — looking good I I 3. Front row (l-r): Cory Gerlach, Joe Virkus Middle row (l-r): Roger Pe- terson. Terry Maki, Tom Sokoloski, Micky Roby. Captain Glenn Moore Back row (l-r): Captain Greg Aslak- son. Roger Westby, George Eilert- son. Don Burke, Lane Johnson, Neil O 'Donnell 86 The 1985 Golf Team had a very good season with junior Paul Paoletti going to State Tourna- ments. Coached by Mr. Rich Olson, the team practiced every day after school, sometimes even with snow on the ground. Practice was held at the cemetery un- til the Golf Course was opened for season. 1. PORE! 2. Is it going to make it? 3. Jeff G. stalling for time again. 4. Has Rob A. had it with golf? 87 ORGANIZATIONS Not everyone can be an All-Star athlete. VHS of- fers not only athletic events but also many or- ganizations and clubs. These organizations range from talking, sing- ing. strumming, march- ing. and dancing. They allow students to explore new horizons, meet new people, and have some fun. Most of the organi- zations meet before or after school or during lunch. So if sports don't interest you. check out the VHS organizations.. 89 Acapella Once again the Acappela Choir enjoyed a successful year under the direction of Mr. Dallas Frandsen and the organization of its officers; President, Jim BonnerVice-president, Jack Swearingen; Secretary, Michelle Altobelli; Tres., Jason Pulkinen. The choir put on their regular schedule of concerts with the winter and pops concerts, vari- ety show, the annual participa- tion in the Bemidji Choral Festi- val, the spring tour and spring concert. Aside from all of this, a madrigal dinner and perfor- mance for the World Cup Ski Competitions Opening were put on. All this was accomplished by hours of hard work and fun- draisers. We all thank our dedi- cated leader, Monk Frandsen for another challenging and fun yearI 1) As Mr. Frandsen and Shelley Heinrich are in totally concentration over a wrong note. 2) Really?! 3) Front row (l-r)i Wendy Bertolas. Marty Marana. Terri Lakanen. Sherri Lakanen. Chris Woods. Michelle Altobelli. Jill Anderson. Donna Mattson. Kathy Haugen. Shelley Heinrich. Laurie Cope. Karen Mohney. Linda Risse. Maria Sandas. Carol Blaeser. Stephanie Moeller2nd row Shelley Sampson. Sue Schmidt. Beth Horoshak. Kelly Johnson. Launa Bergman. Geri Holmes. Barb Gianlorenzi. Anne Roche. Ronelle Jussila. Gina Shepard. Jodie Kottom. Debi Erickson. Mary Shustarich. Tonya Constantine. Jennifer Alto. Kelly Vine3rd row. Aaron Bialke. Paul Jones. Greg Weaver. Dan Bogren. Allen Lingren. Bill Lundberg. Mike Manion. Fernando Tibyan. Cory Pyllka. Bill Niemi. Jay Watson. Jim Skinner. Rick Miller. Jack Swearingen. Norman Zimmel. Steve Bell. Nick Skorich. 4th row. Kevin Rudolph. Jon Ofstad. Tim Sokoloski. Steve Saisa. Paul Maki. Roger Kobal. Jason Pulkinen. Jeff Rouleau. Tony Neari. Jim Bonner. Jon Busse. Chris Skarp. Neil ODonnell. Todd Siebert. Jon Linden. Stacey Tarr. George EHertson. Eric Woods 1. Hey Sonja. look at the cam- era! 2. Check this out!! 3. Who us? We weren’t doing anything. 4. Marty has a good piece of gossipI A Magical Evening What a change! The VHS choirs put together something a little different this year. A Madrigal Dinner was held in place of a musical. The dinner included the royal court, a jester, old English costumes, wandering minstrels and a wonderful roast meal. The choirs worked quite hard for this presentation and did an ex- cellent job on it. It was a great experience for everyone in- volved and judging by the pub- lic’s response, it's sure to be re- peated in upcoming years. Mixed Choir I. Front row(l-r).- Elaine Lakosky. Shari Kauppmen. Julie Kottom, Sara Aase. Vicki Taskinen. Tri- cia Koski, Sherri Lamppa. Traci Kapella. Evelyn Stevens. Jackie Crams. Viki Carlson. Pam Mehle. Mary Durbin. Debbie Marjerle. Leah Pitkinen. Second row(l-r): Joyce Toole. Diane Lehto. Julie Dean. Brenda Weiss. Laine Plot- nic. Patty Fie inrich. Jennifer Kauffman. Stacy Bari beau. Mary Beth Toman. Melinda Hietala. Jane L anger. Alison Caulfield. Janelle Tetrault. Karen Swearin- gen. Amy Chiabotti. Third row(l-r): Brad Weber. Bob Flor vat. Jesse Miller. Mark Fabish. Rodney Novak. Tom Mortaloni. Cory Arn. Dave Miller. Karl Kol- hase. Roy Aho. Jim Snodgrass. Larry Groves. Back row(l-r)i Troy Sleeman. Dan Siebert. Dar- rin Alto. Dan Skinner. Kyle John- son. Jeff Lalidenpera. Josh Halt- tunen. Levit Mar ana. Bob Tarr. Shawn Lind. Nathan Carlsgaard 2 A profile of a Miller”. 3. Karen and Amy model the newest fashion in choir robes. 4. Dan the monk. 1 93 VHS Bands: Early hours and hard work make the band what it is today. Whenever fans attend sporting events, they hear the VHS pep band raising crowd spirits and pepping up the teams. The annual homecoming show is planned by Mr. Vukmanich, the director. The band spends most of their Class time from the start of the school year until homecoming learning their moves. After homecoming, the band gets ready for their 3 concerts. There are special music events brought out the year such as State Contest, UMD Honor Band, All-State Band, and jazz band. Virginia has much musical tal- ent and should be proud of its pro- gram. Keep up the marching, blowing, and performing!! 1) Hey! Turn off the sun. 2) I’m really trying to keep calm. 3) (l-r): Monica Strumbell, Jody Phenning. Lynn Johnson. Ann Thomas. Debra Knutson. Mary Marcella. Denise Berger. Liz Garni. Pam Mehle. Shelley Heinrich. Barb Berlin. Annette Mobraaten. Cathy Honkanen. Sara Aase. Wendy Wavernack.: 2nd row: Chris Prijatel. Dena Botto. Marla Padgett. Cindy Kruse. Tina Tricano. Tammy Niemi. Liz Stauber. Amy Spollar. Lisa Pet rick. Holly Laine. Jason Hagolin. Barb Blaeser. Jennifer Semen: 3rd row. Jon Linden. Joe Boyer. Kris Nielson. Joel Anderson. Dan Rautio. Paul Mowry, Steve Wood. Chris Rosman. Jason Haltunen. Becky Prijatel: 4th row: Dan Skinner. Cheryl Jalonen. Eric Mattila. Gary Blume. Tim Michals. Scott Clark. Pat McHugh. Jim Moore. Ross Phenning. Byron Denny. Sheila Skarp. Mary Vidmar-. 5th row.- Jim Horvat. Mike Lilya. Dan Witcher. Jeff Gunderson. Kelly Morz. Bonnie Hill. 3 94 Playing With Pride I) Front row (hrk Cart HeikkMa. Montea Strumbet. Jody Pfenning. Lynn Johnson. Ann Thomas. Dobra Knutson. Mary Marc eta. Dents Berger. Ltz Garni. Pam Mehte. Sfetey Heinrich. Barb Berlin. Annette Mobraaten. Cathy Honkanen. Sara Ase. Wendy Wavernack. Shawn Christianson. Tammy Vansoest, 2nd row Dena Botto. Marla Padgett. Cindy Kruse. Tina Tncano. Tammy Niemi. Jason Halttunen. BudKisfel. Becky Pri atel. Kenny Arola. Heather PrebNe. Laura Birnstihl. Liz Stauber. Amy SpoHar. Lisa Petrick. HoHy Lame. Jason Hagohn. Barb Blaeser. Jennifer Semen Virgma Roivanen. Tammy Wilson, 3rd row Jon I mden. Joe Boyer. Kris Nielson. Joel Anderson. Dan Rautio. Paul Mo wry. Steve Wood. Chris Rosman. Ginger Luoma. Bit Richard. Traci Kapeta. Becky Vanderventier. Mike Carlson. Paula Barboni. Deanne Turner. Chris Prijatel. Alicia Gianlorenzi. Kendra Kauppi. Becky Kuzma. Dana Cope. Roberta lundquist, 4th row Dan Skinner. Cheryl Jalonen. Eric Manila. Pete Maki. Gary Bkime. Tim Michah. Scott Clark. Pat McHugh. Jim Moore. Ross Pfenning. Derek Bertolas. Byron Denny. Sheila Sharp. Debbie Haienbeck. Mary Vtdmar, Sth row■ Jim Horvat. iron Woods. Tom Johnson. Leslie Little. Mike Lilya. Dan Witcher. Jeff Gunderson. Kety Morz. Bonnie Hit. Corrine Kruse. Missy Maki 95 Orchestra This year was one of many changes for the VHS Orchestra. After the resignation of second- year conductor Clare Goossens, the orchestra welcomed Mark Eskola into the position. The or- chestra participated in a com- bined concert with Eveleth, the 6th annual Valentine’s Concert, as well as a spring concert. Thanks to the enthusiasm and excellent direction of Mr. Es- kola, the orchestra has once again become a growing organi- zation. % Twirling their flags, hoops, ba- tons, or fire batons, you can see these talented girls throughout the year during halftime at many football, hockey, and basketball games. They are the VHS Majorettes. Led by captains Barb Berlin, and Jennifer Alto, the twirlers work hard on their routines before school. During the summer they perform with the VHS Marching Blues. Twirlin' Away 97 . Front row. (l-r): Tammy Niemi. Kristy Kirsch, Gina Sorci-. Middle row. Mary Grahovaki Back row: Sandy Kovich. Jennifer Alto, and Barb Berlin. Wave Our Colors High This year's flag corps made a large lump, going from 16 to 31 performers. Under the direction of Captain Chris Alementi and co-captains Lisa Petrick and Amy Lhristopherson. the corps practices hard on its routines usually before or after school. They performed many times during the year at hockey, basketball, and football games. During the summer, the corps marches with the Virginia Marching Blues. The flag corps has won many awards at parades and competition. Good luck in the fu- ture. Flags! I. Look at the 3 stooges. 3. Oh. this is heavyI 3. Flags march across. 4. Front row-, left to right: Tabatha Mock. Lisa Petrick. Amy Christo- pherson. Chris Alementi. Carrie Skarich. Second row: Wendy Gille- spie. Kara Tomazin. Laura McBride. Debbie Knutson. Cathy Honkanen, Karla Heine. Monica Strumbell. Third row• Carie Heikkila. Danae Peterson. Rhoni Makela, Julie Lauti- gar. Karen Mohney. Wendy Berto- las. Julie Hammerschmidt. Mary Shustarich. Jessica Bateman. 98 Shoot 'Em Down The VHS Rifle Corps, under the leadership of captains Mary Marcella and Jill Pajari. worked very hard throughout the year. The corp consisted of 2 seniors, 2 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. It performs at the lo- cal football, basketball, and hockey games to the best of their ability. With many mem- bers returning next year, they shall have another excellent year marching with the Virginia Marching Blues. 1. Front row.- Mary Marcella. Steph- anie Moeller. Jill Pajari, Back row: Jody Yarick, Traci Kapella. Therese Whalen. Kim Picek. Katie Roache. 2. I've gotta you covered. 3. Looks like Jill's a little off! 99 Shaking Up A Storm 1. Front row, (l-r): Melissa Larson. Laurie Cope. Lisa Maturis Middle row. Anne Roche. Lora Kukkonen. Carol Blaeser. Michelle Kaivolas Back row: Julie Robinson, Laurie Philips, Kara Christopherson. 2. blow that s what you would call team spirit. 3. It must have been something I ate! 4. Now. now girls, we'll have none of that here. 100 The Pom-Port girls, led by Captains Lisa Maturi, Laurie Cope, and Melissa Larson, had another busy but fun year. The squad, consisting of 4 seniors, 3 juniors, 2 sopho- mores, and 3 freshman, practiced hard in the mornings and after school in order to perform their best at the basketball, foot- ball, and hockey games. During the sum- mer months, they can be found marching along with the band. Good work, Girlsl Give A Cheer For 1. Boys Basketball L-R. Leah Pitkanen. Jill Anderson. Tonya Constantine. Beth Horo- shak. Debbie Erickson. Debbie Moilan 2. Ilia Kingston. Cheerleading Coach 3. Hockey Back(l-r). Mary Beth Toman. Sue Peterson. Holly Laine Front (hr): Kathy Lee. Kathy Maki. Kellie Silcox 4. Girls Basketball Back(l-r): Laura Davis. Natalie Kokal. Michelle Allen Front (Fr): Chris Prijatel. Sherri Lamppa The Virginia Speech Team is growing bigger and better each year. This is the second year with the team’s new coach Mrs. Koski. In just one year. Virginia has doubled the number of speech meets that it attends. This season we attended eight invitationals, subregions, and re- gions. Virginia team members compete in the categories of Original and Non-Original Ora- tories, Humerous Interpretation, Drama, Poetry. Prose. Storytell- ing, and Extemporaneous Speak- ing. The team takes up most Sat- urdays for most of the meets. Although this isn't the easiest activity the fun, excitement, and of course the benefits, far outweigh the long hours of prac- tice and preparation. To The Top What?l The National Football League in Vir- ginia? Not N.F.L. stands for National Forensic League. It’s an honorary speech and debate league that you can join after receiving a certain number of speaking points. There are three annual get togethers-Fall Spring Con- gress which is a mock legislature, and the winter speech tournament. In each meet speakers can earn points to be eligible for nationals. 103 National Honor Society The National Honor Society, advised by Mr. Como, Consists of 10 seniors. Those in it must have a grade point average of 3.4 and be involved with school and community activities. The purpose of this organization is to cre- ate enthusiasm for Scholarship, pro- mote leadership, and develope char- acter in the students of our school. Members are: Denise Berger, Barb Berlin, Mike Callister, Sonja Carls- gaard, Shelley Heinrich, Mary Marcel- la, Lisa Maturi, Dan Rautio, Jack Swearingen, Tom Teasek. VHS Letterclub This year’s Letterclub had a great year. Officers were President Mary Marcella. Vice President Donna Mattson, and Treasurer Pat McHugh. The big project of this club was to organize the fall Tur- nabout. Decorating the girl's gym was a big job. but thanks to everyone's hard work it was a success. I. Members of Letterclub: Launa Bergman. Karen Mohney. Michelle Altobelli. Denise Berger. Gina Shep ard. Paul Paoletti, Monica Strum- bell. Cheryl Jalonen. Lisa Pet rick. Mary Marcella. Liz Stauber. Ronelle Jussila. Laura Kosmalski. Jim Skin- ner. Tom Metsa. Amy Avikainen. Sue Schmid. Michelle Mohney. Barb Gianlorenzi. Michelle Lore. Steph- anie Moeller. Pat McHugh. Aaron Bialke. Bill Neimi. Amy Lupich. Gin- ger Luoma. Julie Henderson. Donna Mattson. Mike Callister. Lisa Ma- turi. Bob Peterson 2 Tom and Mike give Barb a little support. 3. Future President Donna Mattson smiles for the camera. 4. Return of the Planet of the Apes. 5. Don't we look Marvelous!! AFS I. Group Shot 1. Hey chief!! 3. Clockwise: Marcel Koebeli.- Switzerland. Nico Sepulveda-Chile. Marks Chabedi-South Africa, and Jyrki Koenkyto-Finland. Not pictured: Sa- tomi Marakami- Japan ■I. You mean I missed the group pictured? Darn! Twenty-eight students made up the membership for AFS. Money makers were a priority. Candy was sold and a AFS Dance was held featuring Pond Scum and Jimmy B. and The White Boys. Our AFS student for this year was Nico Sepulveda. Judging by the Success of our program, it's easy to see everyone did their part. 106 Close-Up Washington. D.C.. here we come! This close-up stuff see ms very governmental but it 's not all work. Close-up is an organization of students who wish to see our nations government up close. By selling raffle tickets, sponsoring dances, and peddling case afer case of M M's. these students earn part of their way to Washington. D.C. During the week spent at the nation's capitol. the kids attend seminars dealing in traction. Of course Virginia pupils aren't the only people there. Students from all over the nation come together with a common theme. A thirst for knowledge of our country. 107 This year’s Student Council has been an ex- tremely busy one. Due to the hard work of its members and the Student Body, it planned Homecoming. Snow Week, the class and fac- ulty volleyball game, and a computer match up for the junior and senior high. The Council has planned many additional activities this year including a career day and a Battle of the Bands, which were a great success. 1. A few words of wisdom from Marsh. 2. Well, what can we say?l 3. The officers of the Student Council dis- cuss a major matter. 5. President Jack Swearingen. Vice Presi- dent Amy Christopherson. Secretary Denise Berger. Treasurer Bob Peterson. Tom Metsa. Pat McHugh. Mike Callis ter. Barb Berlin. Karen Swearingen. Pam Mehle. Vicki Clouse. Jesse Miller. Brad Weber. Marsh Johnson. Therese Wha- len. Kathy Maki. Jennifer Alto. Kristin Maki. Jon Linden, and Michelle Lore Rohian Staff Every day in room 226. the Ro- hian staff is hard at work trying to meet their deadlines. What you see in the yearbook seems like it is very easy to do — BUT it really is workll The staff must get pictures, write captions, and draw up the pages. When every- one works hard (along with a lot of yelling, screaming, and having some funl) it all comes together at the end of the year. I. Deep in thought, Jeff poses for the camera. 2. Our happy typist hard at work. 3. Liz and Denise grin at thought of selling more yearbooks. 4. The Staff: Jeff Gunderson, co-edi- tor Cheryl Lehman. Copy editor Liz Stauber. Julie Hammerschmidt. Jody Phenning. business manager Barb Gianlorenzi, Laura Birnsthil, Keith Lehman. Typist Jennifer Caulfield, co-ed it or Denise Berger. Ads Manager. Brian Korpi Knowledge Bowl With much practice and hard work, the Knowledge Bowl Teams once again managed to pull off an excellent season. The group is divided into two teams, the first team containing the ol- dest or most experienced stu- dents while the newcomers make up the second team. Under the super direction of Mr. Za- vodnik, they competed in a num- ber of meets against nearly 36 other teams. Practices are held 2 days a week after school and the teams are headed for regions with high hopes and great ex- pectations! 1) (l-r): Jack Swearingen. Fernando Tibayan, Mike Toman, Pete Severson. Alison Caulfield, and Will McBride. Not Pictured: Karen Swearingen and Allen Lindgren. and Julie Henderson. Don Hannay. 2) I'll think of the answer in a minute. 3) Why did you ask me that question?! 110 1 Math League Math League is a competition between the students of various schools in Minnesota to see who has the greatest mathematical skill. There are three rounds, two individual and one team in which to compete. At the end of the end of the year, awards are given to the top ten scorers in the region, top scorer on each team and the three highest scoring teams. The high- est scoring team goes on to the State Meet. Math League members are not nerds” contrary to belief. It is a priviledge and honor to be a member of this scholastic club. Kandid Kids Campus Life Thursday nights seem to come alive with Campus Life. This is another group that is making a come-back in Virginia. This year they decided to combine dubs, which makes it easier to meet new people. There is never a dull moment with their two directors, Larry Peterson and Dave. Here are some of the moments from this year. « When ? 115 Our Friends Abroad My name is Marks Chabedi from Johannesburg, South Africa. My hobbies include playing soccer, watching T.V., and reading novels. I have really enjoyed watching different sports activities that I have never seen before like hockey, football, vol- leyball, and baseball. I would like to thank all my new friends, school staff, community members, and my host family who have made my experience to be memorable and fun. I will never forget this lifetime experience, including the beautiful snow that have never had before. Never mind the Bollcks. here is Marcel Koebeli. I’m from the country of sweet chocolate and high mountains. Now let's face it.-1 got into our bodysmashing football team under the leadership of our great coaches. The people in this mine pit are just great. However. I had a great time in the Virginia High while I’ll never forget my always loved Ms. Margo in study hall (studying is said too much)., Mr. Somero with his chemical explosive jokes, Mr. Froehlingsdorf. the leader and support- er of the ink rollers, Mrs. Krause, the never tired history wizard, Mr. Knoll who eats numbers for breakfast, and Mr. Moeller who is respon- sible for my punctuation and writing mistakes. Special thanks to my patient host family, the Whalens. Now let 's give it a shot, the chances that I'll survive this freezing winter are not too high. If I do. I think, this was a great year in Virginia. Thanks to all my friends! Keep up the partying and don't forget to write to me. Marcel Koebeli Buchenwed 422 CH-4873 Verkheim Switzerland Well . Here we are, one year in U.S.A. I come from Lieto. Finland (SUOMI). My name is Jyrki Koenkyto and my hobby here was Football. I really like it, because it was so different from soccer. When I go back I think I’m going to keep playing it. I have to say I have had a great time here in Virginia. I would like to thank all my new friends and my host family. I hope you can visit me some- time in Finland! And some day I will come back. Jyrki 116 We Will Remember Forever My name is Satomi Murakami and I come from Yamaguchi, Japan. I’ve enjoyed my Senior year here. I think this year will be the best year of my life. I love Virginia, so I'd like to visit here again. And I'd like to appreciate my nice friends who have helped me. I’ll never forget them and my wonderful experiences which I have had. Love, Satomi Hi! My name is Nico Sepulveda. I come from Con- cepcion, Chile. I came here for I year, thanks to AFS. During my stay in Virginia, I live with Tom and Char Picek along with excellent sister and brother, Kim and Ryan. I want to thank Mr. Moeller, Mr. Kokal, Mr. Como, and especially Mr. Buelke for all the help they’ve given me this year. Thanks to all other teachers too! I also want to thank all my excellent friends. My experiences in Virginia have been great! I am always happy here, except when I'm tired from being so busy. When I leave in July, I will miss all of my excellent friends and terrific family. But don't worry people. I’ll be back! Senior Class Index Chris Alementi: Hand 10.11 Hag Corps 10.11.12 (captain 12) Let ter club II Royalty 12 (Snowweek Candidate) Michelle Altobelh: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Gymnastics 10 Letterclub 10.11.12 Manager (baseball) II Student Council II Swimming 10.11.12 (captam 12) Royalty 12 (Snowweek Candidate) Jill Anderson: Cheerleading 10.11.12 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Letterclub II Musical 12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Candidate) Dan Aronen: Choir (mixed) 10 Cross Country 10.11 Curling 12 Track 10.11 Denise Berger: Band 10.11.12 Close-up 12 Letterclub 10.11.12 Math League 12 Musical 10 (props) NFL 10.11.12 NHS 11.12 Rohian 10.11.12 (Copy Editor II. Co-Edit or 12) Student Council 10.11.12 (Secretary 12) Kathy Bergerson: AFS 11.12 Band 10.11.12 Campus Life 12 Close-up 12 Orchestra 12 Rohian 10 Stagehand 10.12 Swimming 10.11 Launa Bergman Choir (mixed) HO Choir (acapella) 11.12 Letterclub 10.11.12 Musical 12 Swimming 10.11.12 Track 10.11.12 Barb Berlin: Band 10.11.12 (Vice-President 12) Close-up 12 Majorettes 10.11.12 (Captain 11.12) NFL 10.11.12 NHS 11.12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Candidate) Speech 10.11.12 (captain) Student Congress 10.11.12 Student Council 10.11.12 (Class Secretary 10. Class President II. Class Vice-President 12) Tennis 10.11.12 Carol Blaeser: Cheerleading 10.11 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Musical 10.12 Pom Pon 12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Candidate) Wendy Bertolas: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Flag Corps 10.11.12 Jim Bonner: Choir (acapella) 10.11.12 (President) Letterclub 10.11.12 Swimming 10.11.12 (captain 12) Rhonda Byron: Choir (mixed) 10 Mike Callister: Golf 10.11.12 Hockey lo.ll.l2 (Co-captain 12) Letterclub 10.11.12 Rotary club 12 Student Council 10.11.12 Royalty 12 (Snowweek Candidate) Sonja Carlsgaard: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Musical 10.12 NFL 11.12 NHS 11.12 Orchestra 10.11.12 (Vice-President 12) Speech 11.12 Jennifer Caulfield: Campus Life 11.12 Orchestra 10.11.12 Rohian 12 (Typist) Swimming II Tracey Chopp: Band 10 Amy Christopherson: Manager 11.12 (baseball) Flag Corps 10.11.12 (Co-captain) Student Council 10.11.12 (treasurer 12) Track 10 Tonya Constantine: Cheerleading 10.11.12 (captain 12) Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Letterclub II Musical 10.12 Royalty 12 (Snowweek Candidate) Laurie Cope: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Pom Pon 10.11.12 (captain 12) Danette Gooden: Choir (mixed) II Speech 12 Jason Halttunen: Band 10.11.12 Stage Band 10.12 Tennis 10.11.12 Julie Honkanen: AFS 12 Manager (swimming) 11.12 Kathy Haugen: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Gymnastics 10.11 (captain) Musical 10.11 Karla Heine: Choir (mixed) 10 Flag Corps 10.11.12 Volleyball 10.11 Shelley Heinrich: Band 10.11.12 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 NHS 11.12 George Eilertson: Baseball 11.12 Basketball 10 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Football 10.11 Musical 10.11 Rotary club 12 Cheryl Jalonen Band 10.11.12 (secretary 12) Letterclub 12 Track 10.11.12 (manager) Ronelle Jussila: Campus Life II Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Letterclub 10.11.12 Musical 10.12 NFL 10.11.12 Speech 10.11.12 Brian Kislia-. Curling 12 Football 10.11.12 (captain 12) Jyrki KoenkytO: Football 12 Brian Korpi: Hockey 10.11.12 Rohian 11.12 (Ad Manager) Melissa Larson: Basketball 10.11.12 (captain 12) Letterclub 10.11.12 Pom Pon 10.11.12 (captain 12) Sean Laukka: Swimming 10 Track Julie Lautigar: Flag Corps 10.11.12 Volleyball 10 Christie Lee: Rifle Corps II Royalty 12 (Snowweek Queen) Cheryl Lehman: Campus Life 11.12 FHA 11.12 Letterclub 0.1 1.12 Manager (volleyball) 10 NFL 10.11.12 Rohian 10.11.12 (Business manager II. Co- 118 Editor 12) Speech 10.11.12 (co-captain) Student Congress II Helen LeMay: Rifle Corps II Allem Lindgren: Choir (acapella) 10.11.12 Knowledge Bowl 10.11.12 Paul Maki: Baseball II Choir (acapella) 10.11.12 Football 10 Hockey 10.11.12 Musical 10.12 Dan Marks: Hockey 10.11 Deanne Marks: Band 10.11 Manager (swimming) 10.11 Marty Marana: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Close-up II Musical 10.12 Mary Marcella: Band 10.11.12 Basketball 10.11.12 (captain 12) Golf 10 Let ter club 10.11.12 (President 12) Rifles Corps 10.11.12 (captain 12) Volleyball 10.11.12 (captam 11.12) Lisa Maturi: Band 10 Gymnastics 10.11 NHS 11.12 Pom Pon 11.12 (captain 12) Volleyball 10.11.12 (captain 12) Tom Metsa: Baseball 10 Class Officer (President 12) Football 10.11.12 (captain 12) Hockey IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Letterclub 10.11.12 Rotary club 12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Candidate) Karen Mohney: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Flag Corps IO.II.I2 Letterclub IO.II.I2 Musical 12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Queen) Swimming IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Track IO.II.I2 (captain) Jim Moore: Band IO.II.I2 Cross Country IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Letterclub 12 Musical 12 Swimming IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Track IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Satomi Murakami: AFS 12 Bill Niemi: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Musical 10.12 Swimming IO.II.I2 Neil O’Donnell: Baseball 10.11 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Football IO.II.I2 Hockey 11.12 Bob Peterson: Basketball IO.II.I2 (captain 12) Close-up 11.12 Football IO.II.I2 Letterclub 10.11.12 Student Council 11.12 (treasurer 12) Boyd Peterson: Band 10.11.12 Manager (hockey) 12 Sue Peterson: Cheerleading 10.11.12 (captain 12) Lisa Petrick: Band 10.11.12 (secretary 12) Flag Corps 10.11.12 (captain 10. co-captain 12) Letterclub 11.12 Track 10.11.12 Ross Phenmng: Band 10.11.12 Musical 12 Jill P|ari: Basketball 10.11 Rifle Corps 10.11.12 (captain 12) Tennis 10.11.12 (captain 12) Dan Rautio: Band 10.11.12 Basketball 10.11.12 Rohian II Rotary club 12 Bill Richard: Band 10.11.12 Campus Life 10.11.12 Curling 12 Football 10.11.12 Hockey 10.11 Track 12 Kevin Rudolph: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Manager (basketball) II Musical 12 Shelly Sampson: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Todd Siebert: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Football tO Wrestling II Mary Shustarich: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Flag Corps 10.11.12 Tennis 10.11.12 (captain 12) Kellie Silcox: Cheerleading 10.11.12 Letterclub II Rohian II Carrie Skarich: Flag Corps 10.11.12 Chris Skarp; Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Sheila Skarp: AFS 11.12 Band IO.II.I2 Close-up 12 Manager (track) II Jim Skinner: Basketball 10.11.12 Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Class Officer (treasurer II) Cross Country 10.11.12 (captain 12) Letterclub 10.11.12 Royalty 12 (Homecoming Candidate) Student Council 11.12 Track 10.11.12 Liz Stauber: Band 10.11.12 Campus Life 11.12 Close-up 12 Letterclub 10.11.12 Musical 10 (props) Rohian 11.12 (Typist II. Copy Editor 12) Speech II Stage Band 10.12 Student Council 10 Laura Summers: Letterclub II NFL 11.12 Speech 10 Stacey Tarr: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Football 10.11.12 Tom Teasck: Curling 12 Football 10.11.12 Hockey 10.11 NHS 11.12 Royalty 12 (Snowweek King) Ann Thomas: Band 10.11.12 Manager (swimming) 10.11.12 Kelly Vine: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Jay Watson: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Musical 10.12 Dan Weaver: Band 10.11 Swimming 10.11.12 (captain 12) Kelly Weinert: Choir (acapella) 11.12 Musical 12 Debbi Wilde: AFS 12 Band 10 Manager (swimming 11.12. track II) Chris Woods: Choir (mixed) 10 Choir (acapella) 11.12 Close-up 10 Flag Corps 10.11 Manager (swimming) 10 Musical 12 One of the most looked- for- ward-to events was the Battle of the Bands, which was put on by the student council. The event had five bands performing. They were Pond Scum. Debbie and the Destroyers, Spare Parts. Tic and the Bugs, and Jimmy B. and the White Boys. Each group got to perform in front of the student body, which, in turn, voted for the band they wanted to play for Virginia’s Snow Week. The votes were counted, and the winner was Jimmy B. and the White Boys. i m Sophomores Aase, Sara — 10—39 Aho. Roy — 10 — 39 Allen, Michelle — 10 — 39, 101 Alto, Darrin — 10 — 39 Anderson, Joel — 10 — 39 Anderson, Shelia — 10 — 39 Andrews, Erik — 10 — 39 Angell, Philip — 10 — 39 Appleby, Tammi — 10 — 39 Arbogast, Todd — 10 — 39 Arola, Ken — 10 — 39 Asmund, Stacy — 10 — 39 Bailey, Darrin — 10 — 39 Beilis, Kelly — 10—39 Bertolas, Derek — 10 — 39 Bilben, Eric — 10 — 39 Blume, Gary — 10 — 39 Brusacoram, Terry — 10 — 39 Burke, Jeff — 10—40 Bussey, Brenda — 10 — 40 Bussey. L isa — 10 — 40 Byron, Ronnie — 10 — 40 Campbell, Niel — 10 — 40 Carlsguaard, Nathan — 10 — , 40 Carlson, David — 10 — 40 Carlson, Mark — 10 — 40 Carlson. Viki — 10 — 40, 38, 76 Caulfield, Alison — 10 — 40, 76 Christiantion — 10 — 40 Cina, Jennifer — 10 — 40. 18 Clark, Cathy — 10 — 40 Clark, Scott — 10 — 40 Cobb, Darrin — 10 — 40 Conklin, L ynette — 10 — 40 Cunninghahm, Mark — 10 — 40 Davis, Laura — 10—40, 2, 38 Dean, Julia — 10 — 40 Dunlap. Megan — 10 — 40, 76. 102 Durbin, Mary — 10 — 40, 26 Erickson, Amy — 10 — 40 Etter, Brendan — 10 — 40 Foster. Edward — 10 — 40 Froehlingsdorf. Hauns — 10 — 40 Gillespie, Dean — 10 — 40 Gillespie, Wendy — 10 — 40, 38, 98 Gilson, Traci — 10 — 40 Gooden, Barbra — 10 — 40 Haavisto, James — 10 — 40 Haltunen, Josh — 10 — 40 Hammerschmidt. Julie — 10 — 40. 37. 38. 98. 109 Hannay, Michelle — 10 — 40 Harju, Suzanne — 10 — 40 Hawk. Marjorie — 10 — 40 Heglund, Jamie — 10 — 41 Heikkila. Carrie — 10 — 41. 2. 98 Heine, Christopher — 10 — 41 Heinrich, Patty — 10 — 41 Helland, Anna — 10 — 41, 76 Heitala. Melinda — 10 — 41 Heitala, Wayne — 10 — 41 Hill, Bonnie — 10 — 41 Horvat, Robert — 10 — 41 Isaacson, Scott — 10 — 41 Johnson. Cheryl — 10 — 41, 76 Johnson, Christine — 10 — 41, 24 Johnson. Kyle — 10 — 41. 38 Johnson. Lynn — 10 — 41 Johnson, Marshall — 10 — 41, 10, 135. 108 Johnson, Sheryl — 10 — 41 Kangas, Kris — 10 — 41 Kesanen, Jody — 10 — 41 Kish a. Michelle — 10 — 41 Knapp, Brian — 10 — 41 Kolhase, Karl — 10 — 41 Kokal, Natalie — 10 — 41, 101 Koski, Brian — 10 — 41 Koski, John — 10 — 41 Koski, Tricia — 10 — 41, 19 Kottom, Julie — 10 — 41 Krenz, Eric — 10 — 41 Kukkonen. Lora — 10 — 41, 18, 38 Larson, Bryan — 10 — 41 Larson, Kraig — 10 — 41 Lasky, Todd — 10 — 41 La Vigne. Brandt — 10 — 41 Lee, Kathy — 10— 41, 27, 101 Lehman, Kieth — 10 — 41, 109 Lehto, Diane — 10 — 41 Lehto, Rhonda — 10 — 41, 89 Lind, Shawn — 10 — 42 Lundberg, Lena — 10 — 42 Lustig. Gary — 10 — 42 Lust Ha, Ginger — 10 — 42 Lustila, Leah — 10 — 42 Makela. Jodi — 10— 42. 19. 27 Maki, Katheryn — 10 — 42. 10. 19, 25, 101. 108 Maki, Melissa — 10 — 42 Maki, Scott — 10 — 42 Marks, Michelle — 10 — 42 Matala. Erik — 10 — 42 Mattonen, Allen — 10 — 42 Mattson, Carol — 10 — 42 Me Coid. Mark — 10 — 42 Me Donald. John — 10 — 42 Mehle, Pamela — 10 — 42, 10, 108 Meleen, Sherri — 10 — 42 Merten. Craig — 10 — 42 Mesojedec, Chad — 10 — 42 Miller, David — 10 — 42 Miller, Jesse — 10 — 42, 10, 108 Milos, Rodney — 10 — 42 Mock, Tabitha — 10— 42. 98 Moesenthin, Jack — 10 — 42 Mohney. Janet — 10 — 42 Mowery. Paul — 10 — 42 Nesbitt. Kevin — 10 — 42 Newman. Lance — 10 — 42 Novak, Rodney — 10 — 42 Pajari. Chad — 10 — 42 Paskavan, Curtis — 10 — 42 Perko, Joseph — 10 — 42, 38 Phenning, Jody — 10 — 42, 109 Piecek, Kim — 10— 42, 99 Pickett, Kelley — 10—43 Plotnik, Laine — 10 — 43 Poderzay, Russell — 10 — 43 Pollock, Amy — 10 — 43 Prasnicki, John — 10 — 43 Prijatel. Becky — 10 — 43, 38 Raymond, Timothy — 10 — 43 Renzaglia, Robb — 10 — 43 Robinson, Ricky — 10 — 43 Roen, Shawn — 10 — 43 Roivanen, Virginia — 10 — 43, 76 122 Roszak, Allyson — 10 — 43, 38 Roy, James — 10 — 43 Schmidt, Eric — 10 — 43 Senn, Robert — 10 — 43 Severson, Peter — 10 — 43 Shoden, Stacy — 10 — 43 Siebert. Daniel — 10 — 43 Skinner, Daniel — 10 — 43, 38 Sleeman, Troy — 10 — 43 Stall, Christopher — 10 — 43 Stanaway, Gary — 10 — 43 St ana way, Scott — 10 — 43, 88, 135 Sternberg, Paul — 10 — 43 Stockey, David — 10 — 43 Street, L inda — 10 — 43 Swearingen, Karen — 10 — 43, 10. 108 Sweno, Michael — 10 — 43 Tarr, Robert — 10 — 43 Temen. Jeremy — 10 — 43 Tetrault, Janette — 10 — 43 Thomas. Daniel — 10 — 43 Thorin. Eric — 10 — 43 Tomazin, Kara — 10 — 43, 2. 38. 98 Toole, Joyce — 10 — 43 Vandervort, Amanda — 10 — 43 Van Soest, Tamara — 10 — 43 Virkus, Marie — 10 — 43 Waldner, Eric — 10 — 43 Weber, Brad — 10 — 43 Weiss, Brenda — 10 — 43 Whalen. Threse — 10 — 43, 99. 108 Williams, Lester — 10 — 43 Wilmer, Pamela — 10 — 43 Juniors Aaseng, Roger — 46 Adamiak, Joe — 46 Alto, Jennifer — 46, 10, 18. 84, 108 Am, Cory — 46, 7o Arnberg, Dan — 46. 70 Arola. Pam — 46 Aronen, Bob — 46, 87 Avikainen, Amy — 46, 75, 135, 105 Babiracki. Randy — 46. 4, 72 Baribeau, Stacie — 46 Bell. Steve — 46, 70 Belpedio, Mark — 46 Bever, Duane — 46 Birnstihl, Laura — 46, 109 Blaeser, Barb — 46 Blank, Paul — 46 Bogren, Dan — 46 Bonneville, Nicole — 46 Boyer, Joe — 47, 85 Brandt. Terri — 47 Brown, Tammi — 47 Brown. Tracy — 47 Buck. Grant — 47 Burton, Jeff — 47 Bushey. Mike — 47 Busse, Jon — 47, 37 Carlson. Mike — 47, 102 Chiabotti. Amy — 47 Christopherson, Chad — 47 Clouse, Deanna — 47 Davidson, Devin — 47 Denny, Byron — 47 Durbin. Dave — 47, 70 Edstrom, Dean — 47, 36, 85 Emery, Jean-Paul — 47 Erickson, Debbi — 47, 51, 101 Erickson, Lynn — 47 Fickas, Mark — 47 Frost, Bob — 47 Garni. Liz — 47, 75, 87, 135 Gazelka. Todd — 47 Grams. Jackuie — 47 Groebe, Steve — 47, 70 Flaavisto. Carol — 47 Flaege. Frank — 47, 17, 70 Flaege, Dan — 47, 70 Hakala, John — 18, 47, 70 Hannay, Don — 47, 70 Harjamaki, Ted — 47 Harrenstein, Don — 47 Flenderson, Julie — 47, 75, 102, 105 High, David Highum, Julie — 47 HHI. Mike — 47 Holm. Gerri — 47 Holmes. Mike — 48 Honkanen, Cathy — 48. 76, 98 Horoshak. Beth — 48, 101 Huseby, Jeff — 48, 17 Isaacson, Dan — 48 Jayson, Sean — 48 Jayson. Seth — 48, 70. 72 Johnson. Jeff — 48 Johnson. Jodi — 48 Johnson, Kelly — 48 Kaivola. Michelle — 48 Kapetta, Traci — 48, 99, 102, 103 Karakas. Jamie — 48, 75 Kaufman. Jenny — 48 Kauppinen, Sheri — 48 Kendrck, Chris — 48 Ketola, Kurt — 48 Kilbane, Dan — 48, 70 King. Bill — II, 48 Klous, Vicki — 48, 108 Knutson, Debbi — 48, 24, 98 Kobal, Roger — 48 Kolari, Tami — 48 Kortes, Joe — 48 Koski, Walter — 48 Kosmalski, Laura — 48, 76, 105 Kotchevar, Joel — 48, 51. 103 Kottom, Jody — 48 Kovich, Sandy — 48, 84 Kruse, Cindy — 48, 3 Kuehl. Carol — 48 Lahdenpera, Jeff — 48 Lahti. Tom — 48 Laine, Holly — 48, 101 Lakanen, Sherry — 48 Lakanen, Terry — 48 LaKosky, Elaine — 49 Lamppa, Sherri — 49. 101 L anger, Jane — 49 Leppala, Jolene — 49, 75 Lessar, David — 49 Lilya, Mike — 49, 19. 77 Linden, Jon — 49, 3. 10, 108 Lore. Michelle — 49, 10, 75, 108. 105, 135 Lundberg, Bill — 49-37, 70 Lundquist. Berta — 49. 19 Luoma. Ginger — 49. 76. 105 Lupich, Amy — 49, 76. 105 Lustila, Connie — 49 Luzaich, Mike — 49 Majerle, Debbie — 49 Maki, Dave — 49. 70 Maki, Kris — 49. 75. 10. 135. 108 Man ion. Mike — 49, 87 Mar ana. Lee — 49 Mattson, Donna — 49, 24, 105 McBride. Will — 49 Meehl, Troy — 49 Michals, Tony — 49. 70 Moeller, Stephanie — 49, 84. 99. 105 Moe, Stephanie — 49. 77 Mohney, Michelle — 49. 25, 76, 105 Moilan, Debbie — 49, 101 Mortaloni, Tom — 49, 70 Neari, Tony — 49 Nelson, Chuck — 49 Nielson. Kris — 49, 25. 51 Norlander, Dean — 49 Ofstad, John — 49. 70 Oksa, Steve — 49 Olson, Andy — 49. 77 Olson, Angie — 49 Olson. David — 50 Orta. Patty — 50 Otis. Rose — 50 Padgett. Marla — 50. 26 Paoletti. Paul — 50. 105 Perslin, Lori — 50 Pitkanen, Leah — 50, 101 Prebonich, Steve — 50 Presley, Raymond — Prijatel, Chris — 50. 101 Pulkinen, Jason — 50 Pylkka, Cory — 50 Rahikinen, Kyle — 50 Risse, Linda — 50 Roche, Anne — 50, 84 Rodby, Kevin — 50, 77 Rosman, Chris — 50 Rouleau. Jeff — 50 Saisa, Steve — 50, 70 Salin, Justin — 50, 70 Salmela, Shelly — 50 Sandas, Maria — 50 Santelli, Ray — 50 Sauter, Duane — 50 Schechinger, Loddie — 50, 103 Schely. Bill — 50. 70 Schmid. Sue — 50, 75. 105. 135 Schmidt, Karl — 50, 77 Schneider, Edward Severson. Bob — 50, 77 Shepard. Gina — 50. 105, 24 Sistad. Craig — 50, 135 Skarich, Nick — 50 Skorich, Nick — 50 Snodgrass. Jim — 50 Sokoloski, Tim — 50. 70 Sorheim, Tracy — 51 Spelts. Willie — 24. 51 Spry. Brad — 51. 17. 70. 77 Stevens, Evelyn — 51 Stoll. Jackie — 51 Strumbell, Monica — 51, 26. 84. 98 Suikkonen, Jody — 51 Taskinen. Vicki — 51 Teasck, Tony — 51 Tekautz, Jamie — 51 Thelen. Paul — 51 Tibayan. Fernando — 51 Tiedeman. Stacy — 51 Toman, Mary Beth — 51, 101 Vidmar, Peter — 51 Weaver, Greg — 51 Weber. Gerry — 51 Weber, Sharon — 51 Weiss, Tammi — 51 Wessman, Mike — 51 Westby. Roger — 51. 86. 135 Williams, Mark — 51 Wood. Steve — 51 Woods. Eric — 51, 72 Wright, Jodell — 51 Seniors Alementi, Christine — 3, 53, 54. 98 Alto, Jeffrey — 54 Altobelli, Michelle — 52. 53. 54. 76, 105 Anderson, Chris — 52, 54 Anderson, Jill — 5. 16, 21, 54. 101 Aronen, Daniel — 54 Bachuss. Danny — 54 Barboni. Peter — 54 Becker. Alan — 54, 70 Berger, Denise — 10. 54. 105, 108, 109 Bergerson. Kathleen — 25, 54 Bergman, Launa — 54, 76 Bergman. Sean — 55 Berlin. Barbara — 3, 10. 16, 21, 55, 84. 102, 103, 108 Bertolas, Wendy — 55, 91, 98 Bialke, Aaron — 55, 70, 105 Bleaser, Carol — 16. 21, 55, 91 Bonner. James — 55 Byron, Rhonda — 55 Callister, Michael — 55, 105, 108 Carlson, Terance — 55 Carlsgaard, Sonja — 4, 16, 55, 91, 102 Caulfield, Jennifer — 55, 109 Chabedi, Marks — 55, 116, 117 Chopp, Tracey — 55 Christopherson, Amy — 10, 55, 76, 98. 108 Constantine. Tonya — 5, 55, 101 Cope, Laurie — 56 Dincau, David — 56 Ding man, Kevin — 56 Earsley, Brian — 56 Eilertson, George — 56, 86 Erceg, Lance — 6, 56 Garman, Eric — 56 Gerlach, Cory — 6, 56, 86 Gianlorenzi, Barbara — 24, 56. 105, 109 Gooden. Danette — 56 Gunderson, Jeffrey — 56, 87, 109 Haapala, Kristopher — 56, 70 Halttunen, Jason — 7, 27, 36, 56 Haugen, Kathleen — 56 Heine, Karla — 56, 98 Heinrich, Shelley — 56 Honkanen. Julie — 57 124 Hopper, Tory Ann — 57 Jacobsen, Kevin — 57, 70 Jalonen, Cheryl — 52, 53, 57, 105 Johnson, Darrell — 57 Johnson, Lane — 57, 70. 86 Jones, John — 57 Jones, Paul — 57 Jussila, Ronelle — 7, 22. 27, 57, 102, 105 Kislia, Brian — 57, 70 Koebeli, Marcel — 57, 70, 116, 117 Koenkyto, Jyrki — 57, 70. 116, 117 Korpi, Brian — 57, 109 Lacina, William — 57 Laine, James — 52, 53, 58 Lammi, Sheri — 6. 58 Larsen, Michael — 58 Larson, Melissa — 26, 52, 53, 58 Laugen, Timothy — 58 Laukka, Sean — 58 Lautigar, Julie — 58. 98 Lee, Christie — 24, 58 Lehman. Cheryl — 58. 102, 109 Lehrke, Peder — 23, 58 LeMay, Helen — 58 Lindgren, Allen — 58 Lund, Gary — 16, 21. 58, 135 Makela, Rhoni — 58, 98 Maki, Brian — 6, 16, 21, 37, 52, 53, 58. 70, 72 Makk, Melissa — 59 Maki, Paul — 59, 72 Marana, Martinique — 59, 91 Marcella, Mary — 7, 59, 75, 87, 99. 105 Marks, Daniel — 59 Marks, Deanne — 59 Maturi, Lisa — 59, 75, 105 McHugh, Patrick — K). 59. 70. 105. 108 Metsa. Thomas — 10, 16, 21, 39. 70, 72. 105, 108 Michals, Timothy — 59, 70 Miller. Richard — 59 Mitchell. Scott — 59 Mohney, Karen — 16, 21, 59, 70, 98. 105 Moore, James — 59, 72, 88 Murakami, Satomi — 59, 117 Niemi, Maria — 60 Niemi, Willard — 60, 105 Norman, Carter — 60 Novak, Teresa — 60 O’Donnell. Neil — 60, 70. 72, 86 Oksa, Mark — 60 Owens, Kent — 60 Pajari, Jill — 52, 53. 62, 84, 99. 60 Patee, Kevin — 23, 60 Perkio, Mark — 60 Peterson, Boyd — 27, 60 Peterson, Robert — 60, 70, 105, 108 Peterson. Roger — 60, 86 Peterson, Susan — 27, 60, 101 Petrick, Lisa — 3, 60, 98, 105 Phenning, Ross — 52, 53. 60 Prigge, Chris — 61 Randall. Sue — 22, 25, 61 Rautio, Daniel — 18, 61 Richard. Bill — 61, 70 Risse, Andrea — 61 Roby. Mitchell — 61, 86 Rose wall, Joe — 61 Roy, Brian — 5, 6, 61 Rudolph, Kevin — 2, 61 Sampson, Shelly — 61 Schaefbauer, Jeff — 61 Sepulveda, Jorge (Nico) — 61, 117 Sheehy, Bill — 61 Shepard, Lisa — 61 Shustarich, Mary — 61, 84, 98 Siebert, Todd — 62 Silcox, Kellie — 5, 6, 62. 88. 101 Skarich, Carrie — 23. 62. 98 Skarp, Chris — 62 Skarp, Sheila — 62 Skaudis, Bryan — 62 Skinner. James — 16. 21, 62. 72. 105 Spollar, John — 62 Stauber, Lizabeth — 25. 26. 62. 105. 109 Summers, Laura — 3, 62 Swearingen, Jack — 10. 62, 108 Tarr. Stacy — 52, 53, 62, 70 Teasck, Thomas — 52. 53, 62 Thelen, Laura — 62 Thomas, Ann — 62 Tilander, Angela — 62 Toman. Michael — 62 Tomonovich, Sally — 62 Vine. Kelly — 62 Watson. Jay — 62 Wattunen. Michael — 62 Weaver, Daniel — 52, 62 Weber, Scott — 62 Weinert, Kelly — 62 Weiss, Howard — 62 Weiss, Laurie — 62 Wilde. 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Virginia 741-8272 McKENNA STUDIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. MARTIN CHEVROLET TOYOTA CHRYSLER 1301 South 17th Street Virginia 741-2355 CHRYSLER mEr CORPORATION TOYOTA Advertising Advertising A Chris Alemenii Going with S.E. to M.Z. s house and watching her drop the gifts in the street; Listening to k.M. and T.A. jump out the window; Parties at R.M.'s house 3 just making it to the cupboard and hiding things in the oven. Slipping under A.C.’s car and writing a note to the cook at Country kitchen at 3:00 in the morning; Clutching the table at turnabout decorating with L.P. and A.R.t Laughing with B.B. about falling into the walh Having talks with I S. 6 the infamous Smurf Glasses ; Scaring M M. and A.R. in the cemetary; Polk a mg and going up the stairs with L.P. 3 M.M. Michelle Altobelli: M.A.. J.A. 3 T.C’s all nigh ter at The Ranch - although the next three weeks weren't as fun; all the great rimes with Brian M. (Bryan Adams concert, sunsets. Feb. 15. Oct. 17. etc . . .,); Summers in Detroit Lakes; Doing sit-ups on L.k.’s stairs; J.A. 3 M.A. doing Sha na-na-na in J.A.’s pic ture window with unknown spectators; State swimming tournaments; (th. grade summer all the over nighters at Ml. house; 3 all the nights in the park 'till 10291; weekend at Cuadna Mountain. Jill Anderson: Amoung my greatest memo nes were: Staying at the Ranch with Michelle 3 Tonya and paying for it a month after; All the pre-game fun with the cheerleaders at Kellie's house; Roadtripping it to kinney with Melissa and a few others at three in the morning; Staying in M.L.'s tent all summer long; kelhc's house in llth. grade with Sopho- mores and going to the elks dance for a good 5 min.; The road trip with Tonya to the Hibbmg hockey game-how we ended up stuck in kelley Lake I'll never know.; St. CLoud with kellie and all the strange people we met, Partying with L.B., A.B., 3 D.D. in his truck; the trip up to Gene 's cabin with Tonya, or should I say the trip back 7; The night at the Franklin shack with T.C., M.k.. $ B.R.; The night at Joe's cabin was an experience in itself.; Going to church with the cheer leaders in Falls. Dan Aronen: When the ,Scum flayed the first time in public at homecoming It was neatoh Having Mr. Munig for Sen hr Soc. L b Denise Berger Some of the things from my high school career I will never forget are: 20 J.C.. L.S.. B.G.. M.L.i Slap slap ; The tree! k.B.. k.N., 3 G.S.i my candlelit lunch with L.S.; the crash on forbidden MAIN S TRL t T M.N.. J.B., M L.; Baniff. Canada; Band trip to Canada: the Zywicki 5, eating string licorice in the doorway, blood on the ceiling, the flying pizza cardboard; cosmic rays in Mr. Schmitke s class; singing along to Elvira; C.k. and the teacher's boyfriend with the purple tie ; graduation 85; scoping out IS s in d.t. with SMR; the roasting of Chuck; talking un- der the table at Hardee's with J.C.; New Year’s Eve '85; my sister BM. Even now. whenever I make a mistake. I will always re- member to back up and do it again. Kathy Bergerson My greatest memories on- sis t of many things, all the band trips, espe ctally Calgary, and the 1985 Aquatennial. rooming with Liz. Denise. Cindy, and kris (The Zywicki sisters and the pizza board) that was greatI Then the past three years with Eric, we’ve had alot of great times to- gether and more to come. The rest have been with my friends. They have been really great. The car chase (the tree) with kris. Denise, and Gary. What a scare that was. Fourth of July '84 in Gilbert with Becky. These are just some that I will never forget. Launa Bergman: Staying on 3rd. street with B.L.. W.S.. k.M.. A.R., 3 B.k.. A night in D.D. 's truck with J.A.. A.B. 3 D.D.; The best of times on the choir trips with Billy L.t Getting dropped off at Dave's pizza on New Year's Eve '85-86 with Billy L.: State Swimming$ New Year's Eve '85-86 in the bathroom with L. M. 3 k.M. (with the broken door); Jiggling through the parking lot with A.L.t School nights skiing with A.L.State Hockey tourna- ments with L.P.. k.M.. 3 S.W. drinking peach juice in the bathroom.; New Year's Eve '85- 86 with k.M.. M.A.. B.N.. J.S., D.W . M.C. T.T.. M.W. k.R.. T.M., P.M.. K.Ol L.M.. 3 B.L.; Daring walks on the GAIf Course with Billy L.; Summer nights in the park with A.R.. T.T. 3 G.L.; Getting chased by the football team with k.M.; Getting kicked out of M R. s house by N.k. with M.A.; My cabin with L.P.. k.M.. A.R.. DM.. D A. 3 all the others (Aug. 14) Barb Berlin: A.C. 's cabin get-together watch- ing C.A. fall through the wall; breaking the bed during a rousing game of TrivialPersuit. sun tanning with A.C. in the Cobra do Moun tarns. Wednesday nights with the buddies playing with Christmas Tree balls and candy canes. late nights at Country Kitchen; fin- ger jacuzzis Wendy Bertolas: When I schmucked Shmoot Squid); Truce night at Carol's!Cats rule); B.B. gun wars with kelly V. and Britt coots. Homecoming, X-mas. and New Year bashes with Hank and Jim in Jill P.'s base- ment; Mac's. Summer of '85. Security Pa- trolled. Simon-n-Simon. Wisconsin, Rose's car. 444. back cruise, and one lonley night with Melissa; Squish-Squish. Thrills. Cabin times, cop-chasing. Calgary river Strolls and parsley frying with M. Lee; Going to flag camp with Julie; Smurfs, bullfrog . LV night, and all that babysitting Suzie spaz did; Lunar times with LauriefSand Lake Rules!!) Carol Bleaser: Missing the school song in Chisholm with S.P.. the night Shmoo got Shmucked; photo sessions in the bathroom; walking races with k.V. 3 k.W4 Truce night with W.B.. S.P.. J.L.. M.S.. J.A.. i L.d, check- ing out D.S. with A.R.; Sept. 18. 1983,t Fishing with L.C.; Acting like Lewis 3 Gilbert; Turna bouts 3 Proms; Going to J.S. 's(TJJ.) with J.L. 3 M. S. Jim Bonner: I love the administrattonHUUH Rhonda Byron: owe alot of great times to the Britt Boys, all of the parties 3 great road trips. I've had some pretty great times with the gang-(R.O.. B.C.. L.S.. LSm.. JJ4.. L.P.. L.T.. B.R.. 3 L.B.) I could never forget any of the great times with J.k.. D.J., T L„ T.C.. 3 TfC. This year, most of the fun times have been with Grant. I have alot of great memo- ries with everyone at the 3031'2 s. 3 303's. 3 Junior Skip day III c Conja Carlsguaard: To B.G.- ICrelm Puff Capers. Pigs in space on the organ. $ gummy worm faces; to L.S.. k.B.. 3 K.N. Shall we dance? Leapfrog; to D.B. Noodle notes and pro aerobics in grde 9 to J.C. Saturday mornings on 5th. and the tunnel. Yo Yo Ma impersonations; to C-pac- A week of Heaven; to J.L.- the shared experience of c-pac. Jennifer Caulfield: to C.L. remember all those good times beginning in 5th. grade- Love's Babysoft letters to D.D. the midnight run to P.Z.'s in P.J.s Purple Rain bedroom with Bee-ares Summer of '84 at 609 6 512; to S.C.- Duluth on Sat. mornings were super with you candlelit lunches without the ban- dos orchestra trips; to D.B. the fun times at the Holiday Mall visiting J.P., J.B., 3 M.L.- don’t forget the wedding and roses '; toL.S.. D. B.. 3 B.G.- always remember 20 as the best we made it through. Friends are For- ever. Tracey Chopp: Driving to Ridgewood with L.S.; Talking on the phone for 3 hours about E. S.. S.P.. or S. T.; Going to my first UMD game with G.A.; Listening to piped in music at Her berger 's with T.S.t Prom 85 with G.A.-. Shoes- n-things is on the map; A.C. 3 L.S. learning how to drive a 4 speed and stalling in a major intersection in Eveleth; Taking a tour around Buhl with L.P.. J.P.. and G.A.; The night with S.W.. G.A.. 3 Mr. Towel ; All the times with A.L.M.; Especially all the times this past Vi years with G.A. Amy Christopherson: The unlimited recollec tions at the cabin with L.S.. G.L., T.T.. B.B.. 3 D.A.; The many historical Britt adventures with L.C., k.V., 3 W.B.; The Golden Griddle Bottles on the llth. Street South; C.A. disap- pearing under my car without a trace of her anywhere; A.R. 3 M.M. going ape in the ce met ary; Hockey tournaments '85 and '86; T- man’s infamous beaver hat; floating cray- fish to the crisp ; L.C. and W.B. and the undescribable UGO'S” Thumper and Indian decorated many of our evenings; The many anarcies from the scum ; and one of the best. Christmas ball adventure, one odd Wednesday with Candy canes; T. T. when he drinks his daily milk. Tonya Constantine: Amoung my greatest memories: Staying at the ranch with Michelle and Jill and then having to stay in for a month after that!- 5th. of JUL Y at Lake Four- teen- New Year's Eve (Remember your buck- et Jill?) Halloweens at Jill’s pre-game get togethers with the cheerleaders at kellie's house- Falls game behind the Church — be- ing with J.A.; Nights at kellie s.; being with Sophomores — Road trips to Orr and Hibbing and getting lostII _parties at Joe's cabin. Laurie Cope: Some of my best memories are: Hibbmg fair - Aug. 2i 4a.m. phone calls with FluffTSo far away from me; road trios. Gilbert 1st time fishing (Campbell's); small cars; Ist- 2nd-3rd-etc. ...; Turnabout 85(when the roof caved in); Escape; Studio yruz. eus — Nairb — eirul — Leon; Erie mb. All of the good times. - D i Kevin Dingman: My junior Englbh class with Mrs. Hurd; The Bryan Adams concert; Get- ting a flat at T.J. s in John J.’s car. 85 Hockey Tournaments. E George Eilertson: I remember the memories of skiing with Mtke and Tom and cleaning house on them in pool and ping pong, the road trips to flood wood for the Catfish Tour nament and the weekend ahthe G.R. Holiday Inn; Saturday mornings bowling with the Handicaps; being a roadie for Doc and the Surgeons and Tic and the Bugs; Lifting weights with Nico. Watts grid the Country Bumpkin. Lance Erceg: English with Mrs. Hurd 3rd. hour '83 '84; kicking the senior's butts in the Jr Sr. Hockey game; roadtripping with the Crew. Taking Frosto moptds cut to 303; Hackey Sac ... at Lunch rime; Beating D.J. 's truck on our 1st Jr. skip day; partying at Wilson's. Frost's, and Giraldo's: Laughing at shnerd; the greatest memory will be getting out of high school; Wilson trying to get his manager 's car running. 136 Barbara Gianloreitzi: July 5. September 14. and november 30(Carlen's FINILPI) and 5 days of pa in!i Hardee's( every time) and my parking spot; 17. 13. i. 6. and 12 of the J games: Steve’s flatbed; H.H. and meeting at TJ. Si Un removeable shoes and metal nose- guards. How Almond got her nickname Squirtguns and snowball fights on maim ac- cidents and Bob the Copi Turnabout night ?i The siren and rocking with Missy Sunday morning WWI and football feasts; The Or- ange Cone) Road trips in the wally wagon arid wally-mo jeep!, Jellied flies and Weight Watchers chocolate covered fur balls and lemon peldgel; Happy Trails-francois'-mas- sive worm ranch: Youngblood Sutton Wast- ing away at the j game on our anniversa- ry • Friday the 13th party: The Calendar pro- tect: FDp fights in SH (i get J.M.i) but wait, there ’s more Danette Gooden-. Moving to Virginia Hap- pened to be the greatest memory for me. Meeting all of the people who have become very special to me. with T.NL When the class of ’86 football team beat the kveieth Golden Bears H with M.S.: i Rambo. and Jason Halttunen: Going to Otter’s cabin; Jamming on Horesefly Island: tackling Mos quito River: Getting wrecked: 3031 2: Howl- ing at the moon with L.R. Kathy Haugen: Getting stuck at Kendell Lake with T.R., M.H., and C.L.: the great times out at my cabin and the Pumpkin Episode : the fun times in the summer-going downtown and going to J.P. s cabin with M.M., C.L.. B.R.. T.G.. and everyone else, the many fun drive- ins and especially the one with El Salvador : New Years eve ’86 and getting stuck in Hib- bing with M.M.. K. W., H.L. V. V.B.. Don Won. and D.R.: the nightmare with K.t. and the Jason’s i T.C's party and K.T. going nuts. Prom with P.J. MM.. M.J.. and making It to the choir trip with T.S.: the many fun times with J.B.: Most of all. the millions of great- times with C.l. and M.M. Karla Heine; Looking for the man in blue ht with Gl Jean. Gl joe. In. ones. twos, and threes, going to the cop shop with L.M.: Kiping socks with M S. and S.P.. the 1st time skiing with C.S. and looking like snowmen; playing rugby with W.B.. T.M.. and G.E.-GE. falling out of the tree: the Pamida woods Deal; threemg and painting the town with M.s., J.L, and J.P.: 3rd and 4th of July at Lake 14 Shelley Heinrich; High school has given me few good memories: however, there are some things that I will always remember. All of the trips that I took with the marching band, choir, and orchestra were very enjoy- able. but I will especially remember the trips to Calgary and the Metrodome. The Calgary trip was the experience of a lifetime, and I wflf never forget ft. Also, the trip that I rook with the orchestra to Minneapolis is hard to forget going to Orchestra Hall, losing my heel, listening to t oc Sever insen. and per forming at the Ordway Theater. What a weekend that wasI Julie Honkantn; Take five, another day ... Pointdexter. and hunting season with M.L.: Mine or Yours, and boarding school discus . long talks and car rides with experiences; shoes and tapes. 5 and related activities. fear and shower curtainsOctober '83(the beginning)$ Hardee 's bathroom. shop ping sprees. swimming bus conversations Tory Ann Hopper: All the swim meets and swimming laps with E.M.; All the fun times at work with C.L.. M.M.. L.S.. and the rest of the gang; All the great times at the wedding par ties and on New Years Eve with T.n.: The great times irfiLonsumer Foods (ha-ha) it was real educational; all the fun times at the lake sions with M.l S.T.; cultural perfume botl of semi true! j Cheryl Jalonen; AH the times with Jim. Mom ca £ Jeff; playing at the Southside Park. When L.S. almost killed us in Hibbing; R.P.’s car: When E.M. so gracefully dropped his trombone slide down the sewer; January I. 1983. the Orchestra trip with L.P.t When C.A. got sick last spring. Band with Dan and Erick: The summer with K.J. at J.L.'s; the Waiters; August 30. 1985; BBowlmgl Darrell Johnson: Dreaming of getting out of High school! Ronelle Jussila: Barbie, the mtamous speech banquet at which you earned your nickname Sparse , waking down Main at 80 and yell ing obscenities at Nick, fighting for bed- covers on the choir trip, hiding in the bath- room at TB. and good ole Steve Martin; Cheryl- Our numerous talks and after school expeditions, the weekend of NFL's with rid- ing on top of cars, backrubs. and our unfor- gettable friends from Moorhead, our schemes to nab a certain guy while get ting rid ol competitionis, of course 101 Uses for a Dead Bill : Sonja The countless hours spent in Malone Hlallpracticing £ talk mg. quizzing each other on our never ending Salmi worksheets in both 10th S 12th grades, sharing our music £ our dreams, playing songs on the piano while avoiding Little Richard , Maria- Mr. History, our letters £ notes, but most of all each other; Gina- Mo- torcycle rides in the woods, our countless trips to Double G. circling the block waiting for 2 certain people to show up. sitting on your fence at KSOO a.m., all our songs, nights at the skating rink, sneaking in at wee hours of the morning, pickles and orange POP' I K Brian Kislia; Hanging out at B.S. £ watching Crystal! she lo es ME Gary I). State Hockey with Scofty. Biting Watts, when PondScum was really pond scum. B.B. 's basement, all the great tunes with Pat. Hunting, fishing. £ etc. with Totm all the great times with M.S.. S.P.. J.L.- you girls are HOT!, can't forget you Cluck. --- manI T-man you’re too cook put words. Jyrki Koe nkyto: Thanksgiving with N.S.. Hunting with S.F.: New Year's party with N.S.. B.K.. AND T.A., Trip to Washington D.C. and driving around with T.A.: Football practice £ listening to LJ. and A.B. s stories. Brian Korpi D.M., A.R.. L.P.. M.N.. and J.M.- THE FAMILY , DM.. J.M.. and M.N.-the night at the shack OREOS : D M. swimming in the river at the shack; G.L. and T. T.-sitting by silver fke during Prom decorating-. D.M.- Night Marc ) L.P.-going to Kettle Falls. Y.K. and N.S.-New Year ’s Eve, Y.K. and N.S.-movie from Short Stop; N.S. Watch your handsI. L.B. and A.R. Friday 13th. . L 1 Jim Lainei My greatest memory had to be in North Dakota with Bob P. and our Bud’s from Fairbult. What a trip. Almost ended up with the Big Boys.?; Another with Pat M.. myself, and two Buhl females on North Side. Inquire with Pat for full story. Sheri lammi Good times in Food Occ. with M.k., J.G„L.P.. A.R., L.S.. C.A.. and others; III h graile lots of fun with S.S., during the sum- mer with T.L. Melissa Larson L.V. night K.S.. W.B.. S.P.; Cooler Cone; Woods, Star fire; Schmoo got Schinuckeii; W.8. Security Patrolled. 444. Wise.. Simon £ Simon. One Lonley Night. Mac's. Rose's car, J.P.- Ely Lake. Hibbing (the door), commercials $ saunas, the bridge. Bar B O. Bean. Lite. Hank; K.S.- Paukners van. sasquarch, mond £ bog. shopping spree, J.A - tent. roadtripping to kinney on the Finntown Highway, the Royal; S.P.- driving cherokee with Bullfrog; M.S.- noble, smeeting; K.H.- Duke's Chicken Farm. Sean Laukka; When we said we would never be what we are now. when the only thing to do was sneak out to see a young lady who se elders really know how to party: to shag and B. S. about P.B.R.; to the men who saw the Midway Crue kick butt at Skull Pit cliff jump- ing; the shack; partys the edge; the jungle swing; and jenoa pit. Julie Lautigar: Painting at night with J.P.. M.S.b k.A.i having a 3 on the way to Calgary with J.P., woods deal, cabin deal with Ml. £ etc.; having the highway experience with J.P.. M L ., and S.P., st 3 months of B with J. P.. ts £ Is £ 3’s, wondering if Tic was really retarded, meeting with the good old boys with J.P. £ MS., the night schmoo got schmucked; going to flag camp with Wendy; lite night with C.B. Helen LeMay: To my best friend K.W. Can you relate to WOP'S forever. The best of times New Years Eve with K.K. M.M. and K.H. in Hibbing at Scotts. and K.H. don't forget calling J.R. L.C. never forget that stranded night at the Ridge, and K.W.-the Snow Plow Oueen Never forget C.N. and L.M. at the Room Too bad L.M. attracts flies! The nights at S.S. s house with L.C.. J.P.. T.C.. and Rh will never be forgotten! And K.W. re- member we'8 work it out in our own way? Allen Lindgren; My greatest memories these past three years are on the great choir trips I've had and all the good times I've had with my fiienm. Christie Lee; will always remember the times at K.FL 's cabin with K.H. and M.M. The pump kin episode. The now-m at K.L. with K.H.. M.H. and T.R. The good times at JP. s cabin The fpn times downtown with K.H.. M.M.. K. M.. DB.,J.G.M., and Morgue Man. The time at T.l. s house, and the fishing trips with C. G. I Cheryl Lehman; Choclit-cancer in the dark room? tumping in Jean Paul's car yet we didn’t worm parties, truding through the Swiss Alps, with the magic O-ring. 303 (the first). Holiday Inn. the what the name it later. Chris- the men in our life, the what the . name it later, at the Holiday Inn. The Hiwabik dance, the fuzz in our navals. Laura 3-2 with B.C.. R.J.. and me. with the subs, the tongue in Phyoiogy. the headless tumping frog from L.S. Barb. Chris Laura, and Loddie- The men from our area, the road trips in the Wally,i Wagon, and mo jeep, the Hibbing lock- er room. Brandon- the Bryan Adams concert. Sunday afternoon. Our Life together. I LOVE YOU'.HOXOX Jen Y.C.C. and Dougie. Camp ing. cruzlit till 4:00AM in the dark woods. Not gettir ? the fire started. Baking soda Son fa the tent, go carting with the Bee Ares. Liz- talkin about doubling with Matt. Hadec's. The headless jumping frog. Bleeding to death with , K. Stephdrafting, rappin' about S.W. and $l3.. fraying to finish our last axillary.. Joel Pe Pee- Our special talks. Curtis’s. Speec i with Sho Sho and Doorknocker. Dan- ette ros$mg over T.ST. Loddie- The Har dee 's ioat. The Wally Wagon. The men from all over ' Scott- Greenpailfneed I say more). Ronelle aR our interesting, special talks (THANK YOU). Mr. pelican. John. Chris, my 137 138 summers ago Hill-when we were such good friends, the lent. My Tutor. Last summer. Baking soda. Campus Life. M Melissa Maki: remember the wild times in blew York with T.C.. J.L.. 8 M.S., the Space Shuttle to Nowhere'' with B.R.. M T., Getting to know Seymore , the attack of the birds: Boarding School discussions with J.H.i spray painting the bridge at ICO A.M. with S. T.i Bryan Adams concert, playing pool with R R.. T.S.. M. T. M. T. 8 B.L., fear of semi-trucks and shower curtains, working with C.L.. M.S.. 8 Mr Roll . Rhoni Makkela: My dad's house at 3:00 a.m.i a Sunday morning drive with A.C. 8 D.K.i Cherry Kool-aid , summer nights with C.A. T B. and ?: the front seat at the drive-in with L. S. 8 J.P.: M.N.'s Jimmie during the summer of 1984: July XI. 1984: time spent with T.S. while PA. was in Milwaukee: Camp Courag 1985: July 4. 1985 in Eveleth with the guys, T. T. drinking his milk in Country Kitchen: T.S.. S.M.. 8 D.K. socializing at my house Martinique Marana K.H. at the cabin 8 round things, C.L. the van and the Grand Rapids episode, H.L.. K.W.. 8 K.H. — New Year’s Eve ‘85 and the morning after (V.V. 8 Don Juan) at Hibbing: K.H. 8 C.L. — the Hib- bing fair and walking downtown: K.H. — prom night 8 all the worry about the choir trip, A UK — all the great times at the club and MADONNA at aerobics, C.L. — Ely Lake and the Tasty freeze, don't forget B.K., K.H the night we were stranded in the car till 3 a.m., Jl.. P.J. and the house. Mary Marcella: going 3-wheeling with L.M. AND K. V.. getting burgled and merge, merge, merge with N.C.. M.J.. J.M. and L.M., the Silver Lake walks with L.P.. K.M.. and B.B., Country kitchen with L.S., going down the stairs and polka with L.P. 8 C.A.. going to the cemetery with A.R.. A.C.. C.A.. L.P.. S.S.. 8 t.S. , going skiing with K.H. 8 L.M., Turnabout '85 with R.M.. T.L.. 8 M.K.. dressing baby Plaz in study hall with L.P. 8 B.B. Dan Marks: to Chuck. Noot 8 Krop — remem ber all the times Road Tripping in the '77 Jimmy. 4x4mg. camping, at the Hunting Shack, hunting fishing, skiing, the state tour naments. concerts. R. T. 's. nightmare road 8 ust monkeying around: to L isa — remember all the times at the beach. R. T. ’$. 4 wheeling, driving, drinking coffee. Duluth, skiing. 8 just monkeying around. Deanne Marks: remember all the great times spent B.S.ing with 1 nuts like M.T. 8 M. M. at the bowling alley, going out with G.A., meeting S.H.. D.P. C.J.. R.H.. 8 M.B. from Hibbing: spying and all the great times we've had together meeting G.S. from MT. Iron, Bryan Adams concert 8 Amy Grant con- cert, partying with Sudden Impact, airports, being best friends with B.M. from Gilbert. Lisa Maturi: All 18 of us shopping at Pamida in 9th grade, March 1984. in the cop shop % with K.H., thawing out orange juice in an' oven, the unexplainable trip to Calgaryfthe Hunk concert, that cozy gym and the won- derful. smelly bus ride): getting timber from M.C. for X mas in 1984. losing my band hat 1 min. before the Homecoming show, April 16th. Getting burgled at V.B. State, covering K. V. with newspapers at the Ridge. Tom Metsa: Waterskiing and doing the un- mentionable at M.C. s cabin, snowmobilmg at Twin Lakes and Birch Nobb with B.K., going to Duluth Haw nan get together with B.K., fnglish River with Cluck(watching the gulls), staying in the shelter with Tic. all the Ski View get togethers with everyone-. The MONTE , the HANK TRUCK , Tic's cabin and the sauna: E.O.S. with UH. Uh I can t rememberUHll Karen Mohney Sneeking out after track meets with L.S., crashing weddings in the summer of '85 with L.S., staying overnight at J.H s house with A.R.. D.K.. J.H. 8 F.H., stay ing at 3rd. St. L B.. M.A.. L.S.. K.O.. B.N.. D. W., 8 M.C.: going to the Chicago concert with L.P. 8 A.R. — and all the stops there and back, going to State hockey tournaments with L .B., L.P.. 8 S. W — spending all our rime with peaches m the bathroom, ST A TE Swimming, being chased by the football team with L.B., Saturday. Jan. 4. 1986 to T.A., camping with A.R.. B.K.. 8 D.M.: dunking B.K. cobber in the water after his explosion, chasing D.E. 8 J.H. all over Virginia with A.R. Jim Moore: Garden Pests 8 hot lard with M.D. 8 T-bone, eating cabbage roots with Mick 8 T bone: E.O.S. '85, meeting the girl of my dreamsHII IIH.UlHf! Satomi Murakami: had so much fun with my American friends this year. I went to ceme lery with L.S.. A.R.. C.A.. 8 M.M. and I went to Country Kitchen with L.S.. A.C.. C.A . S B.B. early in the morning and stayed over at R.M. s house and went to movie several times. N Carter Norman A ride on The Train with Joe. Dave. Norm. 8 Scott. o Niel O Donnell: Jim Bonner playing Johnny B. Goode with Doc 8 the Surgeons Mark Oksa When B.R. and I were sitting in math class in Mr. Kotchevar 's room laughing our heads oil, the stuff we did. p Bob Peterson: Breaking my leg against Evelth and the next day going to a Gopher football game in the cities, my trip to North Dakota with Jim L. and almost ending up with Big Boys , my junior basketball season and our overnighter in Bramerd during our Christmas Tournament: Prom my junior year with my duluth date, State B.B. tournaments in '85, winning the conference title 2 yrs. in a row in football, my summer of '85 at B.B. camp with Pat and Johnny K., Joe P's cabin, riding with L. P. to the cities, last day of school parties. Sue Peterson: Looking for sand with J.P., M. S.. 8 J.L., T.K. pounding on M.S. '$ door, M.S. showingaL.C.. W.B.. S.P.. 8 J.P. her B.N. danc- ing skills: missing school song with C.B., the many road trips with L.C.. the night on the railroad tracks with Truss , Tripping oner banana peels and hitting stop signs with W.B.. K.S.. 8 M.L.: almost getting busted for open H (banana) and open O with K.H.. M.S.. W.B.. 8 C.B., Jamming with C.B. to Elvis medleys and Pink Cadillac, seeing the other side of Tic are you retarded , state hockey tourneys 9th. ICth. 8 IIth grade with M.S. 8 JL., the night with Rambo. G.i Joe. Herman and Wonder Woman, a night at the ware house with K.S. and the many roadtnps not knowing where we were going: teaching M.C. the wave , the night M.S.. J.L.. 8 S.P. hit a tree on our way to the reservoir, teach- ing J.L. the laws of frigidality , following S.R. around with K.S. in Grand Rapids. lisa Pertrick: Cemetary experiences with the girls at night, R.M. 's party at her dad's during 3 00a.m. eclipes. Driving to the cities for the first time with A.R. and K.M. to the Chicago concert with alot of unexpected stops, '85- '86 last day of school party, Journeys across Lake Vermillion with L.S., A.C. 's cabin parties at Lake Vermillion, M.M.. C.A.. 8 I doing the polka. 8 walking down stairs together: Hock ey Tournaments '85 at my uncles house and the bathroom smelling just peachy , driving a cripple (B.P.) to the cities for a hockey game, scrounging up $2 for Mickey Mouse. Ross Phenning: will never forget the nights I’ve spent at games and dances, The band trips to Calgary, Wednesdays and Fridays of lounge with the L izardst I will always remem ber the years of fun with classmates I've studied and played with. Jill Pajari: State with M.S. foulPlay , I's. 2's. 3's 8 the Woods , Painting the town with M.S., J.L., 8 K.H.i The night Shmoo got shmucked. All the times at S.S. with H.L.. 8 RB the cool ”3 J.L. 8 shared going to Calgary, pre-game rifle fun with H.L. Just Focus' St. Cloud with ML. Baking Cook ies??? i the freeway experience with M.S. 8 J.L., the first 3months at Bridgeman's with J.L., Wondering if Tic really was retarded. Meeting the Good 'OI Boys with M.S. 8 J.L., Hank. Beam. 8 L ife commercials. The summer of '85 M.L.. W.B. Admit it R Sue Randall: Miss Larson's 7th hr. English class, Cat scratch, waffle and polkadot shirts, Managing the Men's swim team, get ting wet at regions, poker games in back of the bus. mvitationals 8 managing P.B., State hockey and swimming tourmes 1985, my great iob at Mac 8 Don's, 10th grade New Year's Eve with A T., the foursome of S.R.. A. T.. S.S.. 8 D.W., Halloween with the clan . Turnabout '85 with P.B.. deerhunting 8 sudsy bubbles with P.B. Dan Rautio: Some of my greatest memories were• calling bluffs on the way to Thunder Bay, playing in the band for delinquents in Canada, buying a cowboy hat, going to the fair, and going to 7-11 in Calgary, waiting for Christmas in Canada, watching Dawg, listen- ing to Lane and Al complain everyday before basketball, going to the lounge and playing schmere while listening to the rock. Bill Richard: Cruisin' with B G. 8 C.J., Going to Doc dances with S.T.. S.W.. 8 M.K., Party- ing at L.S.'s house with The cops”, Going to Hibbing with S. T.. Y.K.. K.J.. T.A., Going to the Drive in with B.G.. D.D.. C.J.. L.S.. 8 J.C. in two dead cars, Going to Aurora with T.M.. 8 B. K.i Prom night at Godfather's, Turnabout night with Y.K. 8 D.R., Going to Club 21 with Y K.. T.A.. 8 N.S., Partying at the Holiday Inn with R.M.. C.L.. B.G.. L.J. B.G.. 8 CJ. Brian Roy: Some of my greatest memories are, the 303 -j party on the last day of school for '85, playing pool at Missi s, sleeping at bill's with Craig, Scott W. saying I hate when I do that , shaking hands with Carol, having Seymore as a buddy, eating lunch with Billy L., knowing J.K. 8 J.H., and talking sports with Mr. Moller. Kevin Rudolph: My greatest memories have to start with my car. the vette . I had many adventures with that car. be it doing detec- tive work or just plain breaking down. The vette shall live on forever. I also remember all the great Late Night's at Pat's. Joe’s. Jim L.'s 8 Jimmy B. s. New Year's Eve was interesting with The New Year's Baby — Watts. That even was explained perfectly by Beaver by saying I'm sp wrecked . Remember every- one to Rock-n-Roll all night and Party every day. Shelly Sampson: I remember November 30. 1985 with T.M., smashing into B.G.'s car on the Mam Street and losing my liscense plate, getting lost at Laurent tan Divide while skiing with T.Mi and the Canadians; R. £ J. with S. T.i Halloween night with P.P.; getting lost in Hib- bing with M.M.. all the great times in Duluth with S. T.i New Years Eve night with T.M. s Todd Siebert: Going to the mall with C.L. in 8th. gradei living above S.P.t all of those good times with C. W. that B.R. never knew about, going camping with R.M.. Babbitt. Mary Shustarich State Tennis ' fore Play with J.P.; Truce night with W.B.. C.B.. J.L.. L.C.. J.A.. £ S.P.i The night Sehmoo got schmuckedi kiping sox with S.P. £ K.H.i won dermg if Tic really was retardedi Photo ses siond in the bathroom; St. Cloud with S.P.. J.P.. £ J.L.i State Hockey with S.P.. J.L.. 6 C.S., Cabin Deal with J.L.i The night with G.l. Jean. Sheer a. Rambo. Heman £ G.l. Joe; Sth. of July at Lake Fourteen. Kellie Silcox: T.C. going shopping at Pamidai S. P.- going to the warehouse; My football squad- pre game fun before the gamesi J.A.- road to St. Cloud, turn-about '85f Camp Squad- the night in Minneapolis at the -oteh M L - the night in Chisholm. Rig foot hunting. Bog £ mond. speechless with J. V. in Hibbing. T. C. £ J.A. leaving Elks dance IIth. grade; S.P.. W.B.. £ Ml. L.V. night Chris Skarp: When Jimmy Bonner played Johnny Be Good at the homecoming dance. Shelia Skarp-. Spring with B.E. £ D. W. and the Bloomington men in a burgandy Cadillac; Times of running into the backdoor of Me Donald's; Trying to ditch Datsun Manlh Go- ing to football games and meeting Two Har bors men; Friday the 13th. with J.H.. D.D. £ A. T.i Going to concerts with B.S.i Spending my whofc summer at 4-H ratrip; Different times at the Drive-in; Having druggies attack my car on maini Going to Superior Me Don- ald's parties £ going to Superior Prom with R.H.; and of course missing the bus to Winne peg with A T.. M.N.. £ C.L.i eating lunch in the halls m tOth. grade and driving in the winter; Thanks Friends £ VHS. Bryan Skaudis: llth grade Social Problems where I met Michelle Niemi. she is a person I have grown to love more each day and hope- fully our relationship will continue to grow; Also the summer of '85 when Kent came back to town, it was nice to have a friend come back and graduate with the class of '86. and I can't forget the good times we had; May everyone's friendship continue through the years. Jim Skinner: Bargain night at the Drive-in with M.K. £ the moose; Bowling with the HANDICAPS Saturday morning; salmon ski- ing on the world class Holiday Ski; Shagging with M.K. £ M. W.; Going to the Job's daugh- ters convention with T.A.. M.D.. £ Eh The Pond scum jam in Aurora-. Big game squirrel hunting with B.N. £ Pl.t Roughing it at the cabin with B.N.. D.A and P.L.i Water skiing trips to the cabin with D.A. and his guitar. John Spollar: Some of my greatest memories were between 7th £ 8th grade, when every- one got along with each other. The first day we got a tour of the school building, we met our counselors and got lockers, homerooms, and class schedules. On the days tottowmg we got closer together as a class and the homework, eh ? We met our teachers and had assemblies, which were the best part of school, and then activities by the seniors afrerschool. In eight grade classes got larger and the kids dislike for the teachers and school grew. We totally became rowdy. I re- member eight grade swimming with Mr. Haf- dahl because I was a hydrophobic afraid ot water. I enjoyed growing up from 7th grade up to now. Liz Stauber. Things I'll always remember Buttprints on D.B.'s car window; J.C. and the cocroachH : Backing it up and doing it again with K.N., K.B. £ D.B.; CSI 1st hour with J. C. and the mouse: my candlit lunch with D.B. with our faces aglow; The A.G. concert with D.B.. Kirby. £ Dillons ; No. 20 and worm fuzzies with D.B.. J.C. £ B.G.. H.G.'s worm ranch: K.B.. K.N.. D.B. £ C.K. — the Zywicki 5 ; flying pizza boards, partying in our door way; re licorice laces, and room 107; C.L. and 3rd hr. Phsi with the tounge and froggy ; K. B- remember the frogs from Crane Lake ; UMD with K.B. K.N.. and D.B.-. My trip to Duluth with D.B. on Feb. 8. M.N. R.S. concert £ shopping; the great times in Band with S.M. Laura Summers: Walking on Lake Vermillion with L.P.; Cherry Kool-aid ; Golden Grid die bottles with A.C. £ L.P.; working with B.B. and our five favorite days; Contry Kitch- en with M.M.; showing driving skills with T.C. £ Mr. Camaro ; T-man's beaver cap; crashing wedding receptions with K.M.-. al most killing R.M.. C.J. £ C.A. in Hibbing; cliff diving with R.M.; Oct. 17. 1985; Going to St. Cloud with A.C.; going to Mt. Iron with M.K.. D.M.. A.R. £ J.G.; cruising through the ceme- tary Thumper £ Indian 9's ; Talks with Chris A; Strawberry Hill T Tom Teasak: AH those weekends with Gary. Brian £ Scott: Amy’s cabin; bargain night at the Drive-in; State Hockey Tourneys. Ann Thomas. My greatest memories. Geome try class — Cat Scratch £ Waffle Shirts — famous quotes: Punch it into your trusty calculator £ This should all be review : Managing the Men's swim team; The divers ITTTr. ffr; WffmrWbr rubs. 1985 Bronco Invitational with D.W.: Re- gions — time off; LaLa land — S.R. £ P.B.. The beach: July 27th. — Pizza: S.S.’s laugh at tacks; 10th grade New Year's Eve with S.R. '85 Christmas with D. T. first slightCurling with S.S. % B S. kid: Diving for chips with S.S. Kelly Vine: Being Jane while playing Hide n -go seek on our treasure island; Skiing with out any memories: blending into a a inking blob-. Special times with Amy's Stellas, not to mention Maryhn Monroe paraphernalia-. Shu and I cleansing our hair in a Pamida mud puddle; Forgotten memories?in such a small town with a blanket of pervasive tranquil serfdom; 3 whellmg with W.B. £ L.M.. B.L. Bridge. W.B. — my personal babysitter. Hot chocolate with D.B. £ M.M.; B.H. convos; Britt coots: therapy with B.H.. J.L.. K.W. £ L.M. V Kelly Vine. Being Jane while playing Hide n-go-seek on our treasure island; Skiing with out any njemones. blending into a sinking blob; Special times with Amy 's Stellas, not to mention Maryhn Monroe paraphernalia. Shu and I cleansing our hair in a Pamida mud puddle-. I or got ten memories ? in such a small town with a blanket of pervasive tranquil serfdom. J whellmg with W.B. £ L.M.. B.L. Bridge: W.B. — my personal babysitter-. Hot chocolate with D.B. £ MM.-. B.H. convos; Britt cootsj therapy with B.H. J.L.. K.W. £ L.M. w Dan Weaver: All the fun times at the pool; filling my limit with B.S., J.B.. £ B.N. at away meets; The 24 hr. bus ride to Calgary; Lake Leander parties; The years with T.F. Kelly Weinert: To my best friend HI.- go crazy £ WOP -, the best of times New Years Eve with HI.. M.M.. £ K.H. m Hibbing with Won. Van. £ D.J.; the terrible foursime Homecoming weekend with the Falls; HI. gdench out a T.J.'s with W.C.; HI.- don't forget Tdrnabout with C.M.6 C.N. and the Virginia Hat. M.M.- Madonna's forever! : and last of all to HI. thanks for putting up with The Bonn Hill Bomber! ; all my friends thanks for the memories. Howard Weiss, to Tim Laugen — Road trips to the Hibbing Mall; to Nick Skanch — Skiing trips to the ridge and the wierd trips to Hibbing golden gloves; to Jeff Burton - - row dy nights at the club; to Kris Kendrick — the bumpy ride in the ford-, to Tic and Scotty Weber — the days in the auto and try ing to work on the great Datsun pick-up; and to all the lun nights at the B.A. Debbie Wilde Trivial persuit with A.T. £ The Lveleth Boys ; The Bronco Invitational in '85; Eveleth Prom 1985; meeting The Bloomington Men with S.S.; room 308 Capp Towers — State Hockey Tournaments 1985. Downtown Virginia with A T. S.S.; Skipping school £ going to Duluth with S.R. in llth. grade; Dances in 9th £ 10th grades; Lotion bottles — last day ot 9th grade; the back row of the Maco with an empty cup £ S.R.. KB. £ A. T.i Geek chasing downtownt S.S.'s laugh attacks. Chris Woods: Times with S.R. in her garage attic with our B.B. and cruising with K.B. £ the Gilbert Gang £ jamming to YAZ — upstairs at Eric’s'' Shelly Wudinich: When C.A. £ I drive to M.Z. ‘s wearing sunglasses (at night) exceed ing the speed limit bearing certain suprize pifts. listening to KM £ T A bail out a win dow; MR. TOWEL . Feb. 28.1985. Cabin trip with C.L.: Boyer Lumber : Smurf glasses; Prom 1985; gatherings at M B 's apartment: hiking at Look-out mountain; 3031 '2's. cer- tain experiences with B.B.t trip to Menagha with L J.; bowling; M.Z. s conditioner . C.A. £ T.B. hiding in the closet. z Paul Zimmel: No memories submitted. 139 It 0 II This is a little message to let our fellow students know that we are so happy that this hook is done A couple of years ago tv ? weren't the ones that worried about the deadline. And now we know. This year tvf knew why our past editors yelled and screamed, jumped for joy. and gushed about getting the big E award. This year we found out. If you look hard and close you will still see our hfojfTour sweat. and our tears. But most of all. you will see our care. We wanted this to be the best yearbook ever to come out of Virginia. As you can see there were a lot of new. fresh ideas. Hopefully, the trend will continue in future years. There are a few mistakes, but consider- ing our staff of 14 to represent our 50$ students) we did our best. On behalf of our staff, we'd like to thank you for supporting us. and we you enjoy the book as much as you do.
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