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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

THE EIGHTIETH EDITION OF THE VIRGINIA HIGH SCHOOL ROHIAN ATHLETICS .....15 SPECIAL EVENTS 111 ORGANIZATIONS 37 ADS INDEX 121 BACK TO SCHOOL [ When the students stepped in the doors on the first day of school this year, they couldn't help noticing the numerous changes that had occured over the summer. The revised student handbook introduced the new administration and the many additional school policies. The detention policy had been improved and hall passes became required. Stu- dents were permitted to take items ala carte from the cafete- ria, and the new clocks were conveniently placed in the Annex so no one would have an excuse for being late to class! The combined and newly remodeled Junior-Senior High office was moved to the first floor of the Technical Building for easier access to students, faculty, and the pub- lic. All of these changed helped to make this year very exciting, unforgetable, and uniquely our own. [ 1. Gee, I've missed these french fries over the summer. says Tricia K. and Jodi M. 2. Joyce T. and Diane L. head to class. 3. Ray Santelli doing homework??? 4. How many people can fit in the front of a truck? Asks Dana C, Jen C, and Viki C. 2 [ YOUR OWN ] 1. Oh yeah, well ... 2. What's the matter, Leslie? 3. Sweet dreams, Mak 4. Walk like a Roman. 3 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER The class of '87 did a wonderful job of making Prom '86 a success. The gym was decorated in the chic col- ors of black, white, and silver. The couples danced to the music of Doc and the Surgeons. The fun lasted until the end which is more than you can say for the goldifsh outside the gym. 1. Jolene L. tells Devin D. to get his hands out of his pockets. 2. Kevin R., Bob S., and Greg W. give their distinguished look. 3. Kelly B. and Kathy M. - the punch serv- ers. 4. Amy A. works on the bridge leading into Prom '86. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Krause - the chaperones. 6. Cindy K., Kris N„ and Stacie B. model their Prom fashions. 7. Michelle M. and Dan K. take five. 8. Mr. Stanaway gives us his musician look. 6 PROM 1986 8 Homecoming week this year brought many changes, including the new individual float building which really promoted school spir- it. Our 19-13 victory over the Two Harbors Agates was a game no one will forget! On Monday everyone grubbed-out in sweats and jerseys; Toga day brought out the less timid on Tuesday. Did you wear your sheet? Wednesday we dressed cool on summer day; the Lords really did some heavy Lordilizing on Thursday's Lords day; and, of course, dress-up day on Friday, where we saw the coronation of King Bill Lundberg and Queen Mi- chelle Mohney. HOMECOMING 1986 1. Ed Foster is the ultimate Onyx of Fanta- sy 2. Dan Siebert helps build the Mixed Choir float. 3. Kelly Beilis stuffs her face at the noon hour banana eating contest. 4. Rob Aronen jams with Aces High. 5. The 1986 Royal Court: Willie Spelts, Jeff Huseby, King Bill Lundberg, Dan Kilbane, Amy Lupich, Queen Michelle Mohney, Debi Erickson, and Sherrie Lamppa. 9 HEAVEN IN YOUR EYES This year. Turnabout was changed in many ways. Instead of having it in and decorating the gym our- selves,Turnabout was held at the Coate's Hotel. This was the biggest change from the past years. Al- though some students complained about the new situation, it turned out to be a great success. Many cou- ples attended and danced, and danced, and danced. It was very well decorated with creme, peach, and gold multi-colored streamers and balloons. Pictures were taken by the poolside by Mr. McKenna. Anyone who attended the 1986 Turnabout will agree that even though it wasn't the same as in years past, fun was had by all. TURNABOUT 1986 1. Suit and gown by Bill Blass. 2. Pam M. and Jeff B. take five. 3. Slow dancin', swayin' to the music 4. Watch out Kristi K., Marc W's flower is eating your shoulder! 5. Can you see the heaven in Liz F. and Derek B's eyes? 6. Jen A. and Pablo M. do the cha-cha. 7. Should we blow out the candle? 8. Dana C. and Kyle J. cuddle in the corner. 11 SNOWEEK '87 The 1987 Snoweek was an eventful week for all those who participated. This year there was much more participation than usual. This extra spirit made the week extra special. The dress up days began with Monday's grub day, the noon event was the co-ed piggy back races. The winners were Jon Busse Kelly Johnson, with the Golden Crutch award going to Jenny Cina. On Tuesday the weird hairstyles took the school by storm, and the the school colors were displayed with pride on many jerseys and faces. Wednesday, everyone came ready to hit the beach! It's too bad it was only 40 degrees outside! On Thurs- day we paid tribute to our oldest rivals for rival day. Many people came dressed in their maroon and gold threads. During the noon hour, the tug-of-war was held in the gym. The senior guys and la- dies dominated the sophomores and juniors. In the afternoon, the annual guys volleyball game was held. Again, the senior guys easily dominated the sophomores and ju- niors, and even the faculty! Friday brought with it the traditional dress-up day. The coronation as- sembly started off with a bang by having the winners of the Battle of the Bands, Web-n-the Slingers, bringing down the house with their wild stage show. Then finally, the moment everyone was waiting for. The coronation of the 1987 Snoweek King and Queen. The royal court consisted of Steve Bell, Dean Edstrom, Andy Olson, Craig Sistad, Anne Roche, Stephanie Moeller, Chris Prijatle, and Jodi Lynn Johnson. Homecoming king and queen Michelle Mohney and Billy Lundberg crowned Snoweek king and queen Chris Prijatle and Dean Edstrom. The excitement car- ried through a high spirited game against the Eveleth Golden Bears that evening. The 1987 wrestling season was full of matches and meets. Each wres- tler worked hard to excel in his in- dividual weight class. The team was coached Dy Mr. Roger Nelson and Mr. Gary Nelson. They were led by captains John Hakala, Dan Kilbane and Rusty Jackson (Eve- leth). The team will lose some very valuable seniors, but many very good men will still be on the team, making next year a year of promise. 1. Row 1: Jeff Erickson, Charlie Prasnicki, Gary Lustig, John Prasnicki, John Hakala, Lance Newman. Row 2: Jesse Miller, Dave Miller, Darin Bailey, Rusty Jacksoon, Dan Kilbane, Pete Severson, Row 3: Managers Michelle Kaivola, Traci Kapella, Dan Poi- feti, Phil Angel, Dan Seibert, Dusty Jack- son, Paul Wilson, Marc Westabur, Joe Perko, Pete L., Roger Nelson. 17 hJ H O o Mh The 1987 Virginia Blue Devils football team had a disheartening 3-6 season. The team, anchored by captains Jon Ofstad, Steve Bell, and Dan Kilbane, proved week in and week out that they could compete with any team in the Sea Range Conference. The highlight of the year was the thrilling 19-13 Homecoming victory over Two Harbors. Bad breaks really hurt the team this year, but they never quit. The seniors would like to thank Coaches Frank Fabish, Brian Kehoe, and Jocko Thompson for the great learning experience. 3. row 1: Jim Hanssen, Bill Lundberg, Randy Babiracki, Steve Bell, Jon Ofstad, Dan Kilbane, Tim Sokoloski, Bill Schley, Roger Aaseng, Tony Micheals. row 2: Pablo Morcillo, Steve Groebe, John Praz- nicki. Brad Spry, Jeff Huseby, John Hakala, Nick Skarich, Chad Pajari, Sean Jayson, Shawn Lind, Mark Fabish. back row: Coach J. Thompson, T. Peplnjack, Manager David Durbin, Oliver Petz, Neal Campbell, Brian Koski, Kyle Johnson, Marsh Johnson, Jesse Miller, Chris Stahl, and Head Coach Frank Fabish. 2. The '87 Blue Crew Unites. 3. Team Photo 4. Haks faces sudden impact. 5. Oz travels near the speed of light. 6. Brad Spry, Steve Groebe, and parents on Parents Night. 7. Things are lookin' up for Kurt and Lynn. 8. You boys about ready to play? 9. The twilights last gleaming. 10. Lori is psyched. 11. Steve watches John search for daylight. 19 1. Vl: Patty Olsen, Andrea Honkola, Tri- cia Koski, Joy McKenzie, Lena Lund- berg, Traci Swenson, Lynn Bacaric, Jen- ny Koski, Stacey Gorell, Dusty Bert, Faith Horvath, Angel McKenzie, Mary Vidmar, Lori Phillips. V2: Margret Eleri- son, Sonya Holmes, Lisa llmanin, Elisa- beth Christenson. Marty Jayson, Amy Dishneau, Jessica Paneula, Sara Pollock, Heather Karakas, Lisa Matala, Amy Bise, Lisa Jue, Charity Mason, April Seppi, Jenny McKenna. V3: Tina Detloft, Jen- nifer Lukanen, Maryann Leoni, Carol Jo- saphson. The 1987 Gymnastics team was a very young team made up mostly of junior high students and a few senior high members. Under the direction of coaches Maryann Leoni and Carol Josaphson, the Blue Devils improved tremendous- ly throughout their season. The 1987 captains were Tricia Koski, Lori Phillips and Stacy Gorrill. The youngness of their team gives them great promise for the years to come. We wish them the best of luck in all their future meets. Keep up the good work ladies! 20 n § U“ m n O c z H 1. “Coke is Zit “ 2. Seth and Eric hanging around at prac- tice. 3. Brake's over, guys. 4. Coach G. Miller, Mike Skinner, Eric Woods, Seth Jayson, Brendon Etter, and Bri- an Tantuu. Once again, this year's Cross- Country team managed to brave snow, flood, cold, coach, and cliff in order to have a good time. They even ran a bit. The runners were led by Seniors Seth Jayson and Eric Coke is Zit Woods, both of whom ran well throughout the season, while Brian Hairy Monster Tan- tuu rolled over all challengers in the Junior High Sopho- more races. Rounding out the team were Pete Banana God Vidmar, Brendon Beef Etter and Mikee Skinner. Coach proved to be more tolerable than ever before; although, he tweeked a bit on certain rebel- lious runners toward the end of the season. In spite of that, the team once again thanks the coach for driving them to the meets. 21 The Boy's Basketball team did not have one of their best seasons in 1987. Lead by captains Tony Mi- chaels and Steve Bell, the team faced many tough competitors this year. They were coached by Mr. Dobberstein again this year, and managed by Dave Durbin. They consisted of 6 seniors, 4 juniors and 1 sophomore. Although this years graduation will hit the team hard next year, they still have good ex- pectations for the comming season. 1. Front: Mike Manion, Sean Jayson. Steve Bell, Tony Michaels, Fernando Tibayan, Mark Fabish. Row 2: Steve Saisa, Dan Skin- ner, Tom Johnson, John McDonald, Kyle Johnson, Manager Dave Durbin, Coach Bruce Doberstein. 2. Kyle Johnson watches his free throw sink through the basket. 3. John McDonald goes in for a lay-up. 22 1. Front: Liz Garni, Sue Schmid, Amy Avi- kainen. Row 2: Michelle Kaivola, Leslie Skarich, Kris Palazzari, Kim Piecek. Row 3: Coach Jeff Mauston, Stacy McCormic, Jen- nifer Moeller, Sandy Zupetz, Leslie Fabish, Jennifer Spry, Assis. Coach Frank Fabish. The 1987 Girl's basketball season had it's ups and downs. The ladies were coached by Mr. Jeff Mauston and Mr. Frank Fabish. The team was lead by captains Liz Garni, Sue Schmid, and Amy Avikainen. With a fine group of athletes on the team, much more was expected. The girls never quite seemed to get it going and ended the season with a less than perfect record. Many fine young players will be returning next year. A great 1988 sea- son should be expected after tne graduation on three fine senior players. We wish them much luck next season! 23 1. Back Row— Coach Tom Hafdahl, Roger Peterson, Tom Metsa, Roger Westby, Steve Wood, George Eilertson, Darrin Cobb, Mickey Roby, and Manager Donna Mattson. Front Row— Manager Rhoni Makela, Shawn Lind, Todd Arbogast, Ray Santelli, Chris Heine, Willie Speltz, Brian Bailey, and Manager Shelley Wudinich. 2. (a) strike (b) homerun (c) over the fence (d) none of the above. The 1986 Virginia Baseball team got off to a great start with a shut-out victory over Eveleth and a dramatic triumph over Hibbing. Unfortunately, they failed to live up to their potential the rest of the season due to a basic lack of consistency. The Blue Devils just couldn't seem to match good hitting with good pitching and visa-versa. Even though the Devils had a tough season, the team was very confi- dent heading into the playoffs. In the playoffs, they had the unfortunate task of playing the very tough Duluth Central team. It was a well-played game, but Virginia came out on the short end of a 9-5 score. For 1987, Coach Bruce Dobberstein can look for- ward to a strong, experienced team with returning starters Ray Santelli and Roger Westby on the mound, Chris Heine and Brian Bailey in the infield, and Willie Speltz and Darrin Cobb in the outfield. Hopefully, this experience will lead to better and brighter things for the Blue Devils. 2 The 1986 Golf team had a successful season. The team was lead by senior Mike Callister and juniors Paul Paoletti and Mike Manion. The team re- gained the East Range Conference Championship and finished high in most of their meets. The high- light of the season was a second place finish in the regional meet with Mike Callister making it to state as an individual qualifier. Next year should be great with the addition of Moun- tian Iron-Buhl to the spring sports. 1. Ryan Peterson, Jeff Gunderson, Mike Manion, Scott Stanaway, Paul Paoletti, Mike Callister, Coach R. Olson. 2. Paul P. putts. 3. Mike M. shows his perfect form. 4. Mike M. concentrates hard on the putt. 5. Blow on it! Blow on it!!!!!!!!!!!!! 6. Future Member of the VHS team. 4 GOLF The 1987 Blue Devil Hockey team had a new and interesting season. The Devils were under direc- tion of a new coach this year. Head coach Terry Cullen was replaced by newcommer Keith Hen- drickson. The team was lead by captains Willie Spelts, Chris Heine, and Randy Babiracki. Aside from their record, there were some highlights to the season. When the Devils traveled to Grand Rapids, they were saved by the graces of a power outage which lasted an hour and a half. Another moment that will be remember was the gaol Mike Luziach made with one second remaining on the clock to put us into overtime against Grand Rapids. It was a rough season, they made it through with dignity! This page sponsored by: The Bowling Gardens 26 1. Front: Chris Heine, Shane Balearic. Row 2: Darrin Bailey, Bob Horvat, Jon Busse, Chad Robinson, Brian Koski, Chad Pajari, Dean Edstrom. Row 3: Assis. Coach Byron Kehoe, Darin Cobb, Coach Keith Hendrickson, Randy Babiracki. Row 4. Scott Stanaway, Willie Spelts, Devin Davidson, Paul Paoletti, Mike Luziach, Paul Neari, Paul Bleaser, Manager Ray Santelli, Assis. Coach Doc Stanaway. 2. Mary Beth Toman Jenny Gianlorenzi cheer for the Big Blue. 3. Darin Cobb wathces the action in the corner. 4. The Devils head out onto the ice. 5. Preparing for the puck. 6. Chris about to make a save. 7. Devils on the defense. 8. Chris watches the action at the other end. 9. SCORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10. Coach Hendrickson and Doc Stanaway escort Jon B. off the ice. 11. Tricia Koski and Allyson Roszak are enthusiastic spectators. This page sponsored by: Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 27 Yes This 13 The - Winninq TeaM The 1987 Mens Swim has had a spectacular year, winning 8 out of 9 dual meets so far. Their high spirit has brought them to many victo- ries. The perforance of the ancient water ritual has intimidated many opponents this season. Lead by captains Paul Blank and Brad Spry the Men's Swim team has become the Winning Team!! Their hard work and determination will make them shine at the region meet. Keep up the terrific work!! 1. Front: Managers Megan Dunlap, Ginger Luoma, Craig Spry, Kurt Pitkanen, Todd Pe- terson, Manager Heather Prebble. Row 2: Kurt Krenze, Mike Jarmer, Tim Diweshek, Jonas Asplund, Erik Matatla, Scott Peterson, Eric Luoma, Jason Bergman, Robert Arola, Pablo Morcillo, Coach Mr. (Joe) Froehlings- dorf. Row 3: Kevin Rodby, Brad Spry, Rob- ert Severson, Paul Blank, Andy Olsen, Chad Christofferson, Mike Lilya, Mike Hill, Karl Schmidt. The 1987 Girls Swim team had an good this year. They were lead by captains Amy Lupich and Ginger Luoma. Although no-one qualified for the State meet, Amy Lupich, Cathy Honkanen, and Dawn Schlotec made the top six in the region meet. With their great team spirit, they made it a fun and excit- ing season and are looking forward to another one next year. Keep up the good work ladies! 4. Front: Laura McBride, Tammy Jennings Nadine West, Cheryl Johnson. Row 2: Man- ager Anna Helland, Liz Frandsen, Jody Yar- ick. Dawn Schlotec, Virginia Roivanen, Ali- son Caulfield, Janet Mohney. Row 3: Viki Carlson, Megan Dunlap, Cathy Honkanen, Amy Lupich, Ginger Luoma, Judit Peyo, Laura Kosmalski, Coach Tom Hafdahl. This page sponsored by: Wolf Dry Cleaners PJ H m V O PQ The Virginia Blue Devils Boys' Tennis Team had a very respectable 9-4 dual meet record during the 1986 season. While not qualifying for the state meet as a team, Virginia did send the Number 1 doubles team of Randy Babiracki and Dino Edstrom to the state meet. The Blue Devils lost one very important senior, Jason Haltunen to graduation in 1986, but, with a super group of varsity players back, they were looking to the state tournament as their number one goal for the Spring of 1987. 1. Front Row - Jason Haltunen, Dean Edstrom, Randy Babiracki, Joe Boyer. Back Row - Coach Dave Gunderson, Erik Matala, Chad Pajari, Mike Lilya, Brian Koski, Tony Maturi. 2. Chad P. yells at his opponent. 3. Dean E. nails the ball. 4. Don't fall, Halty! The girl's tennis team really worked hard this year. Dave Gunderson coached the team. We really had a successful year — we caused quite a racket. We won the sub-regions against Grand Rapids and gave Hibbing quite a match in regions. (They'll never forget the Duluth trip — Days Inn!) Jennifer Alto and Stephanie Moeller were this year's captains. The four seniors (the forgotten four) will always be re- membered by the team. Good luck next year and get a winner! 1. The Forgotten Four 2. Julie M. shows us her awesome form. 3. Jennifer watches closely as Steph shows her backhand return. 4. back row: Katie Roche, Jennifer Moeller, Sandy Zupetz, Maria Strand, Coach Dave Gunderson, Tina Dethloff, Tracy Erickson, Julie McBride,and Stacy Starkman. front row: Sandy Kovich, Stephanie Moeller, Jennifer Alto, and Monica Strumbell. GIRL'S TENNIS The 1986 Girl's Volleyball team, coached by Jackie Witty, had a successful year with a regular season record of 18-3 heading into the region play-offs. Some of the highlights of the season were beating Greenway, taking second in the North Branch Invitational, and capturing the championship in the Virginia Invita- tional. The team consisted of 7 seniors, 1 junior, 2 sophomores, and 2 freshmen. The team was lead by captains Donna Mattson, Sue Schmid, and Liz Garni. Many talented people will be returning, and we wish them the best of luck in the future. V_______J 32 HITTING WITH STYLE 1. Row 1- Liz Garni, Sue Schmid, Donna Mattson. Row 2- Mgr. Jolene Leppala, Julie Henderson, Jamie Kara- kas, Kris Maki, Amy Avikainen. Row 3- Coach Jackie Witty, Tami Heglund, Leslie Skarich, Jennifer Tam- minen, Jennifer Spry, Lena Lundberg, Ass. Coach Barb Jacobson. 2. Donna M. watches Sue S. drive the ball over the net. 3. Donna M. and Jamie K. prepare to return the ball. 4. Lena L, Jenner, and Leslie S. head out to take five. 5. The time-out pep talk. 6. Amy A. watches her ace serve go over the net. 33 u H LH o PQ The Virginia boy's track team has done exceptionally well this year. The leftover ability from last year's team and the consolidation with MIB really helped a lot. The consolidaton helped to fill the events in which there weren't people placing and they strengthened the team all around. Under the coaching of Mr. Miller and Mr. Pernu, the Virginia-MIB track team was a dominating force at all meets this season. 1. back row: Coach G. Miller, Jim Skinner, Jim Moore, Pat McHugh, Kyle Johnson, Lane Johnson, Bill Richard, and Eric Woods, third row: Peter Vidmar, Mark McCoid, managers Nadine West, Dana Cope, and Sue Wal- den, Dan Skinner, Brenden Etter, Lance Newman, second row: Todd Carlson, Neal Campbell, Bob Horvat, Dale Edberg, Tom Squires, Jason Hagolin, Mark Westerbur, Paul Mowrey. front row: Bill Machiner, Jason Koski, Robert Sakinen, Brian Tanttu, Chad Erspamer, Jonny Mowrey, Steve Bud, Jeremy Peterson. 2. Go for the gold, Dan! 3. Kyle is Mr. Intimidation . - 4. Bob checks out the scene. 34 The 1986 girl's track team had a tough season, but they really worked hard. The ones who stuck it out through the whole season made it all worthwhile. The captains were Lisa Pe- trick, Karen Mohney, and Launa Bergman. The team was coached by Mr. Jeff Mausten and assisted by Mr. B. We had our mo- ments of glory and also our moments of defeat, but overall we had a good time and we hope to have a good season in 1987. 1. Row 1 - Cheryl Johnson, Linda Risse, Maria Sandnas, Laura Kosmalski, Lana Mattonen, Janet Mohney, Lynn Bakarick, Michelle Mohney, Lynne Erickson, Leslie Fabish, Row 2 - Manager Chris Woods, Kendra Kauppi, Jenifer Spry, Rachel Alar, Amy Kilbane, Michelle Lehman, Kelly Haraden, Stacy McCormick, Angie Olivanti, Alicia Cope, Manager Andrea Risse, Row 3 - Coaches: Mr. Mauston and Mr. Bauman, Archie Happala, Tracy Erickson, Margaret Eilertson, Stacy Starkman, Captains: Karen Mahoney, Laura Bergman and Lisa Petrick, Sue Driscol, Sandy Zupetz, Deanne Marks, Niki Belpidra, Managers Tina Tracono and Kelly Sistad. 35 STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Student Council has been a hard working group of students. In addition to sponsoring Homecoming, Snow week, and the Battle of the Bands, they diligently worked to- wards the upkeep of the Student Lounge and the School's grounds. This year's council has been very suc- cessful and the school wouldn't be the same without them. The 1986-1987 Student Council Officers were: Pres. Bill Lundberg, V-Pres. Tracy Kapella, Secretary Pam Mehle, and Treasurer Kathy Maki. 1. Karen S. Amy P. relax after a tough meet- ing. 2. Row 1-Michelle Mohney, Tracy Kapella, Fer- nando Tibayan, Willie Spelts, Tony Neari, Amy Avikainen, Kris Maki, Stephanie Moeller. Row 2 - Kathy Maki, Tom Johnson, Fred Tibayan, Lana Mattonen, Mary Grahovak, Kelly Beilis, Amy Pollock, Pam Mehle, Marsh Johnson, Lora Kukkonen, Dawn Schlotec, Mark Westerbur, Therese Whalen, Julie McBride. 3. Dawn S. Kathy M. award prizes for the Homecoming noon activities. 4. President and Vice-President Tracy Kapella and Fernando Tibayan emcee the homecoming assembly. 38 LETTERCLUB The big job of Letterclub each year is to organize Turnabout. Despite a few problems, Letterclub put on a highly successful dance. There were a few changes made, but they seemed to go quite well. One of the major changes was in the location. This year the dance was held at the Coates Plaza Hotel. Thanks to many active participants in deco- rating and helping out, the night was enjoyed by everyone. 1. Row 1 - Chris Prijatel, Leah Pitkanen, Sherri Lamppa, Amy Lupich, John Hakala, Brad Spry. Row 2 - Tracy Kappela, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Mohney, Jodi Johnson, Michelle Kaivola, Carrie Hiekkila, Kara To- mazin. Row 3 - Gina Sheperd, Laura Kos- malski, Stephanie Moe, Cathy Honkanen, Dawn Schlotec, Sue Schmid. Row 4 - Steph- anie Moeller, Jamie Karakas, Julie Hender- son, Barb Bleaser, Sandy Kovich, Julie McBride, Jennifer Alto, Dave Durbin, Mike Carlson. Row 5 - Willie Spelts, Donna Matt- son, John Ofstad, Tim Skoloski, Paul Pao- letti, Laura Davis, Wendy Wavernack. Row 6 - Mike Luziach, Kris Maki, Monica Strum- bell, Amy Avikainen, Shelia Anderson. 2. Cathy H„ a devoted letter club member. 3. Jamie K. says Hi with a big friendly smile. 4. One of the many turnabout decorations. 39 AFS Our school is very lucky to have a pro- gram like AFS (American Field Service). It includes many hard-working people that help to make it possible for VHS students to go to different countries and for foreign students to visit us. This year's AFS did a lot of work selling end- less boxes of candy. They also held dances in order to raise money. This year, VHS is hosting four students: Oli- ver Petz, West Germany; Pablo Morcillo, Argentina; Judit Pueyo, Spain; and Jim Hanssen, Norway. This year, AFS has chosen four applicants from VHS to go abroad. We will also be hosting two for- eign students next year. We really hope this year's foreign students enjoyed themselves and come back again. Best of luck from all of us! 1. Seated: Amy Pollock, Kelley Beilis, Amy Erickson, Judit Pueyo. Row 2: Lena Lundberg, Karen Swearingen, Barb Blaeser, Abe Lincoln, Terry Lakanen, Natalie Kokal, Tabitha Mock, Kim Picek, Michelle Kislia, Jennifer Christenson. Row 3: Evelyn Ste- vens, Maria Sandnas, Julie Henderson, Oliver Petz, Joe Boyer, Anna Helland, Jim Hanssen, Pablo Morcillo. 2. Kathy M. can't wait to get out and peddle those Gummi Bears. 3. Karen S. and Lena L. express their excitement about selling more Toblerone. 4. Pablo Morcillo enjoys his picnic lunch. 40 CLOSE-UP Close-Up is a program VHS has participated in for five years. The students in Close-Up work hard to raise enough money to send a group of students to Washington D.C. In Washington, they attend seminars, participate in work- shops, and really get to see our government up close. They also get to tour the city of Washington and meet many new people. This year's supervisor is Mrs. Salmi. She helped Close-Up raise money for the trip in February as well as organized everything for this year's program. 1. Kathy Maki, Mary Jo Melander, Tracy Kapella, Jane Langer, Alison Caulfield. Lynn Erickson, Kris Maki, Amy Avi- kainen, Jen Alto. Peter Severson, Duane Sauter. 2. Mary Jo M. can t wait to go to Wash- ington. 3. Tammi A. says Let's have another fund raiser. 4 Kelley B. eating again? 5. Jen A. introduces the new line of diet M M s. 41 SPEECH NFL This year's Virginia Speech Team consists of 24 members. They en- joy competing in the categories such as Original Oratory, Great Speeches, Humerous Interpreta- tion, Drama, Poetry, Prose, Story- telling, and Extemporaneus Speak- ing. The team practices at least once a week after school and travels all over to Saturday invitationals. The 86-87 team is made up of most- ly freshmen, a few sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors. Although the team is young, it has already prov- en its potential at several area meets. The National Forensic League is an honorary speech and debate league. Members of speech and debate teams earn points at each meet they compete and place in. After receiv- ing 25 points, they are eligible to participate in the NFL's mock leg- islature and winter speech tourna- ment. 42 The Stan oT the North Uirgrinia. Senior' Hit'll School Uol. 1 No. 13 Feb. 20, 1337 This year the senior high paper The Star of the North went back into production for the first time since 1982. The paper's advisor is Mr. Zavodnik. The staff meets dur- ing the lunch hour each Tuesday to discuss their ideas for articles and to put their articles to print. Their hard work is very evident by the excellen quality and variety of the papers that they put out each Fri- day. The students working on them enjoy them as much as the many students who read them each week. Keep up the good work on all you future editions! 1. Front: Patty Heinrich. Alison Caulfield. Becky Kuzma. Laura McBride. Will McBride. Cindy Kruse, and Kendra Kauppi 2. Laura M dreams up an article. 3 Patty H. and Alison C. 4. Becky K. just finishing another article. 43 ROHIAN 1. What an ad's man! 2. Lordilizing the year book! 3. You mean we missed another deadline?!? 4. Another job for me? 5. row 1: Cindy Kruse, Chris Johnson, row 2: Leah Pitkanen, Laura Birnstihl. row 3: Dan Kilbane, John Hakala, Brad Spry, row 4: Paul Paoletti, Scott Clark, row 5: Jeff Hu- seby, Missy Maki. row 6: Michelle Niemi. The 1987 Rohian staff had a tough and challenging year, but we made it through with style and had a lot of fun!! Meeting every day during sev- enth hour, we designed, planned and discussed everything seen in this book. If you look real hard, you can see all our sweat and tears. The Co- editors were Laura Birnstihl and Chris Johnson, advisor was Mr. Tom Miller. After all the year's chaos was over we breathed a sigh of relief, and waited for all our hard work to come back from the plant. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The four qualities one must have to become a member of the National Honor Society are: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The group consists of seniors who have earned a grade point average of 3.4 or higher as juniors and have been involved in school and commu- nity activities. Students who meet the grade point average, then complete the forms neces- sary for admittance and ask three or more teachers to be references for them. Each are then discussed by the NHS board and elected to membership. VHS is proud of its many schol- ars on the National Honor Society! i 1. Row 1: Julie Henderson, Barb Bleaser. Row 2: Monica Strumbell, Sandy Kovich, Michelle Lore, Jolene Leppala, Jen Alto, standing: Fernando Tibayan, Will McBride, Donna Mattson, Steph Moeller, Liz Garni, Connie Lustila, Vicki Klous, Beth Horoshak, Kris Nielson, Cindy Kruse. 2. Monica, how come you look so suspicious? 3. Fernando says, Let's get . . out of here! ' 4. Beth flashes her pearly whites. 5. Sandy puts her money where her mouth is. S.A.D.D. This year the Students Against Driving Drunk chapter was started at VHS. The group meets at lunch time during the year. Mrs. Ko- bensky is the advisor of the group. The officers were elected at the be- ginning of the year. Jennifer Alto was elected president, Wendy Wa- vernack, vice-president, Patty Heinrich, secretary, and Fred Stauber, treasurer. The groups aims are to promote their cause and en- courage more to join in the fight against drunk driving. They put their point across through posters and other forms of communication in which they post throughout the school's hallways. SADD does not tell people not to drink, just tells them to do it responsibly. KNOWLEDGE BOWL Once again, the Knowledge Bowl team enjoyed a competative and successful season. Guided by Mr. Tony Zavodnik, these athletes of academia dedicated many hours of palm-sweating perspiration to up- hold their status as a top competi- tor in the region. Due to the explo- sion of popularity for the sport, Virginia was able to build two ex- cellent teams. Both performed ad- mirably in the high-pressured and demanding meets. No cheerleaders danced to the blaring of the band, no crowds filled the stands, but the team has had a fun and most full- filling year nonetheless. They did a fantstic job this year and we wish them the best of luck for the sea- sons to come. 1. Front: Robert Hayden, Jeff Blank, Laura McBride, Alison Caulfield, Row 2: Fred Ti- bayan, Jason Hagolin, Peter Severson, Will McBride, Fernando Tibayan. Row 3: Mike Carlson, Seth Jayson. 2. Fred is ignoring Will. 3. Seth is thinking out a tough problem. 4. Alison's think tank is running on empty. 5. Jason having some food for thought. I I 4 A CAPPELLA I. Row 1: J. Grams, L. Schechinger.G. Shepard, J. Dean, L. Risse, J. Kottom, N. Bonneville, E. Lakosky, D. Majerle, T. Koski, K. Swearingen, T. Lakanen, J. Langer, J. Henderson, P. Mehle, E. Stevens. Row 2: M. Hietala, B. Horoshak, M. Sandnas, G. Holmes, M. Hannay, L. Pitkanen, S. Aase, C. Clark, V. Klous, D. Mattson, S. Kauppinen, A. Caulfield, S. Lamppa, K. Johnson, D. Erickson, S. Schmid. Row 3: S. Saisa, M. Fickas, J. Hagolin, B. Lundberg. J. Rouleau, C. Pylkka, N. Carlsgaard, W. Spelts, R. Aho, T. Seaman, J. Busse, D. Skinner, J. T.Pulkinen, T. Sokoloski, T. Mortaloni, J. Lahdenpera. Row 4: J. Ofstad, S. Bell, G. Weaver, J. Haltunen, D. Bogren, J. Miller, D. Miller, F. Tibayan, T. Neari, F. Tibayan, S. Lind, M. Manion, M. Fabish, J. Linden, C. Stall, R. Kobal, N. Skorich. CHOIR Guided through many hours of intense rehearsals un- der the direction of Mr. Dallas Frandsen, the Acappella Choir enjoyed another year well worth remembering. The four officers: President,Fernando Tibayan; Vice President, Bill Lundberg; Treasurer, Jon Ofstad; and Secretary, Pam Mehle helped in achieving the choir's success. The hours of hard work and the inspired leadership of Mr. Frandsen culminated in making every perfor- mance a memorable one, both for the choir and for those fortunate enough to listen. The musical South Pacific , organized by the high school choirs, helped make this year even more memo- rable. Congradulations Acappella on a most enjoyable and successful year! 2. The Big Four. 3. Steve B. this isn't a study hall! 4. Tenors Rule. 5. Thinking about the choir trip boys? 6. Hey, is that the December issue?? 7. Put your hand on your heart and repeat after me 8- Hey Bill, let me see your good side. 9. Sopranos give their undivided attention. 49 MIXED 1. Mr. Groves gets ready for warm up. 2. The Officers 3. This year the Mixed Choir was very young with 48 sophmores, 15 juniors, and 1 senior. The President of the choir is Jody Yarick, Vice- President is Kyle Johnson, Secretary is Kim Lore, and the Treasurer is Tom Squires. We had a great year, keep it up Mixed Choir! CHOIR 1. Jen M. is shocked! 2. I am so tired of sight reading!” 3. Bob H„ Paul B„ and Jason B. - The Big Bad Basses 4. Practicing hard 5. Darin A. asks Where are we?” 6. Viki C. Tammy J, and Darin A. work on the Mixed Choir float. First Row: J. Kottem, J. Weber, K. Kirsch, L. McBride, J. Johnson, J. Yarick, J. McKenna, E. Frandsen, J. Ul- rich, C. Johnson. J. Bateman, K. Lore, M. Durbin, L. Plotnik, L. Phillips, T. Jennings Second Row: W. Wa- vernack, S. Walden, A. Cianlorenzi, M. Luoma, J. McBride, P. Heinrich, J. Gianlorenzi, J. Lenci, D. Schlotec, K. Naughton, K. Christopherson, H. Lin- gren, B. Weiss, K. Roche, J. Tamminen, J. Robinson, D. Cope Third Row: L. Groves, P. Blaeser, J. Bell, J. Boitz, K. Preckel, D. Siebert, R. Novak, T. Diwisheck, A. Teasck, A. Williams, V. Carlson, M. Grahovak, J. Cina, W. Parzyck, N. West, S. Baribeau. Fourth Row. T. Carlson, T. Sleeman, M. Long, B. Horvat, D. Alto, C. Lindgren, J. Asplund, K. Johnson, M. Westerbur, J. Richards, L. Torres, K. Luzovich, J. Carlson, B. Alto, M. Jarmer. 51 VHSBAND Throughout the summer, the Vir- ginia Marching Blues traveled all over the state, but the hard work doesn't end when school starts. Mr. Vukmanich prepares the Home- coming field show which is always a smashing hit. “God Bless Amer- ica concluded the performance. Band members also put on three concerts and competed in state con- tests. Other musical events includ- ed: U.M.D. Honor Band, All-State Band, jazz band, and the band for the Senior High musical South Pa- cific. The pep band can be found at home athletic games cheering on the team and doing alot for the school. 1. The brass screwing around again. 2. Kendra K. cuts out letters for the band float. 3. Yes Marla, it is the clarinet part. 4. Cathy H. and Annette M. practice hard.. 5. Tammy V. waits for her part. 6. Scott C. decorates the tire of Mr. V's truck. 7. Becky P. finds the right sound. 52 PERFORMING WITH STYLE i Row 1 - Liz Garni, Tammy Niemi, Cindy Kruse, Tina Tricano, Marla Padgett, Dena Botto, Chris Prijatel, Kendra Kauppi, Brenda Blume, Jennifer Spry, Carlene Matts, Tammy Vansoest, Shawn Christianson, Wendy Wavernak, Cathy Honkanen, Annette Mobratten. Row 2 - Dana Cope, Becky Kuzma, Roberta Lundquist, Lesley Fabish, Tara Pender, Melisa Laukka, Becky Frosaker, Stephanie Moe, Kenny Arola, Chris Nachatilo, Jamie Peterson, Glen Patrick, Tim Miro, Becky Prijatel, Chad Yost, Eric Luoma, Bud Kishel. Row 3 - Virginia Roivanen, Jennifer Semen, Jason Hagolin, Amy Spollar, Jon Linden, Kris Nielsen, Joel Anderson, Paul Mowry, Chris Rosman, Mike Carlson, Dan Groebe, Fred Stauber, Craig Spry, Becky Vanderventier, Laura Aase, Paula Barboni, Deanne Turner. Row 4 - Denise Jacobson, Heah Germ, John Dreshar, Todd Korpi, John Vukmanich, Erik Matala, Scott Clark, Gary Blume, Robert Arola, Bill Matchiner, Ginger Luoma, Derek Bertolas, Joe Boyer, Debbie Halenbeck, Karen Sterling, Mary Vidmar. Row 5 - Corinne Kruse, Leslie Little, Larry Tores, Kelly Morz, Brad Gerlach, Keith Rudolph, Mike Lilya, Mike Ibrahim, Tom Johnson, Aaron Woods, Jim Horvat, Pat Lundberg, Erik Wedge, Steve Whalen. ORCHESTRA 1. Row 1 - Cathy Clark, Alison Caufield, Tammy Appleby, Megan Dunlap, Jennifer Chris- tianson, Anna Helland, Laura McBride, Kendra Kauppi. Row 2 - Nathan Carlsgaard, Teri Swenson, Kris Horoshak, Heather Lindgren, Lana Mattonen, Sarah Pietz, Mandy Vander- vort. Row 3 - Dean Salminen, Denae Peterson, Fred Tibayan, Kristin Helland. standing: Erin Woods, Mr. Eskola. Will McBride. The extra effort given by the or- chestra members has contributed to a great year. The orchestra was led this year by Helina Kantola, from Helsinki, Finland. Our first performance came during the Homecoming parade on the musi- cal float. Other concerts followed — including one in November fea- turing Ash River Suite composed by our conductor Mr. Eskola, the UMD honor orchestra, and con- certs in February and April. This year some members participated in the high school production of South Pacific . Classtime was spent on learning more about mu- sic theory, 4-track recording, and music styles such as jazz, blues, and rock. 2. Will M. says, You can call me Mr. Bass- man. 3. Helena K. shows how it's done in Finland. 4. Mr. Eskola displays his expert skills. 54 MAJORETTES 1. Row 1 - Tammy Niemi, Jennifer Alto, Kristi Kirsch. Row 2 - Gina Sorci, Mary Grahovak. Row 3 - Lynn Bakaric, Tina Detloff, Stacy Gorille. 2. Sandy K. performs during the home- coming show. 3. Gina S. performs difficult moves. 4. The Firey Four . This year's majorettes consisted of 2 seniors, 1 junior, 4 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. Yes, it is one of the biggest squares they have ever had. Jennifer Alto, Tammy Niemi, and Kristi Kirsch were this year's captains. One can see the majorettes practice in the mornings before school. They per- form with hoops, flags, and of course fire batons at various school events. The majorettes have recently pur- chased new sparkling sequin uni- forms — they finally match the band!! 55 RIFLE CORPS The 1987 Rifle Corp was under the leader- ship of captains Jodi Yarck, Katie Roche, Threse Whalen. The corps had a successful summer, marching in parades and showing off their various twirling talents. When school started, they practiced hard early in the morning before school to perfect their routines that they perform at Hockey, Foot- ball, and other extra cirricular activities. The girls are proud of the corps and always do their best while marching with the band.They did a fantastic job this past year and they will surely shine again next year. FLAG CORPS This year's flag corp, con- sisting of 3 seniors, 5 ju- niors, and 10 sophomores participated in many ac- tivities throughout the year. Under the leadership of captains Monica Strum- bell and Tabitha Mock, the flag corps gave several fan- tastic performances at many football, hockey, and basketball games as well as marchingwith the band during the summer. Their performances were excit- ing to watch, proving that their hours of hard work paid off! Keep up the great work flags! 1. Front: Monica Strumbell, Tabith Mock. Row 2: Jody Phenning, Wendy Gillespie. Debbie Knutsen, Cathy Honkanen, Tricia Sundquist. Row 3: Laura McBride, Ma- ria Strand, Lana Mattonen. Liz Frandsen, Sara Aase. Row 4: Jane Lenci, Denae Peterson, Kelly Naughton, Jessica Bateman, Jennifer McKenna. 2. What are they worshiping?? 3. Don't miss!! 4 We finally get to stand up! Almost!! This page sponsored by: NorthAmerican Cable Co. THREE CHEERS This year's cheerleaders had a fun year de- spite many chances. The two Basketball squads alternated boy's and girl's games in- stead of one for each sport. The squads had fun doing dances, making signs and sup- porting our teams. Our captains were Mary Beth Toman, Leah Pitkanen, Hollie Laine and Chris Prijatle. L 1. The Basketball squad: Hollie Laine, Laura Davis, Chris Prijatle. 2: Alicia Gian- lorenzi, Kara Tomazin. 2. Wendy Wavernack, Kara Tomazin, Chris Prijatle, and Laura Davis make a totem pole with arms. 3. The Football Squad: 1: Kelley Beilis. 2: Michelle Hannay, Kathy Maki, Alicia Gianlorenzi, Laura Davis, Natalie Kokal, Mary Beth Toman, Chris Prijatle, Sher- rie Lamppa, Jenny Gianlorenzi. 3: Julie Hammerschmidt, Tricia Wirtinen, Debbie Moilan, Kathy Lee, Leah Pitkanen, Michelle Allen, Hollie Laine. FOR VHS!! 4. The Basketball squad: L to R: Sherrie Lamppa, Kelley Beilis, Natalie Kokal, Leah Pitkanen, Carrie Heikkila, Michelle Allen. 5. What Style!!!!! 6. This game's not over yet?! 7. Who say's we re not enthusiastic? 8. The Hockey Squad: Debbie Moilan, Jenny Gianlorenzi, Mary Beth Toman, Kathy Maki, Kathy Lee. Tricia Wirtinen. 9. Show offs!! This page sponsored by: Shoes-N-Things POM PONS The pom-pon girls consisting of sixteen girls, three seniors, four juniors, three sopho- mores, and six freshmen. Lead by captains Anne Roche, Allyson Roszak, and Lora Kukkonen. They have a really big squaud this year, and are having a lot of fun perform- ing at football, basketball and hockey games. This summer they will be seen marching with the Virginia Marching Blues in the parades. They will be the ones carrying the Virginia shields, and holding the flags for the color guard. Many times this year they set their pom pons down and danced to the music of the pep band at the games. Keep up the good work girls!! 1. Front: Lori Phillips, Kelly Johnson. Row 2: Michelle Kaivola, Allyson Roszak, Tricia Koski, Anne Roche. Row 3: Julie Robinson, Kara Christo- pherson, Stacy McCormic. 2. Allyson, pay attention or your go- ing to screw up!!!! 3. Julie, Kara, Lori, Michelle, Lora, Anne, Stacy, Kelly Tricia and Ally- son posing at the football game. 4. Jenny checks the scoreboard while she performs. 60 This page sponsored by: The Quality Shop Sophomores 1987 The class of 1989 had a good sopho- more year this past year. They finally got to take part in all the activities that go along with being in Senior High like Turnabout, Homecoming, etc.. They participated in these events with very much spirit and enthusi- asm. They made it a memorable year for themselves. The biggest event in the year of a sophomore finally came for most of them. They finally be- came licensed drivers! This finally made them able to cruise the main street on a Friday or Saturday night lookine out the window the driver's seat. This was iust the beginning for them, they still have 2 years left! Brad Alto Brian Alto Denise Anderson Jonas Asplund Brian Bailey Shane Bakaric Paula Barboni Jessica Bateman Jason Bell Bruce Berlin Paul Bleaser Jennifer Bloomer Diane Bloomquist Jim Boitz Jeff Boorman Dena Boutto Dennis Boyer Burke Briski Shari Burton Alfonso Buenaventura Joseph Carlson Todd Carlson Michael Chiabotti Shawn Christensen Jennifer Christiantson Kara Christofferson Daniel Clouse Dana Cope Victoria Dean James Deegan Timothy Diwishek Bradley Erceg David Falkowski Christina Fortun Elizabeth Frandsen Gina Germ Alicia Gianlorenzi Jennifer Gianlorenzi Lisa Goldworthy Mary Grahovak Jennifer Grams Jason Granneman Victor Gunderson Clifford Guss Jody Haavisto Daniel Hackey Jason Hagolin Debra Halenbeck Dawn Hammer Kelly Haraden 64 Jason Hassilius Robert Hayden Kelly Hildreth Kerry Honkanen Kristen Horoshak James Horvath Michael Jarmer Tammy Jennings Jennifer Johnson Jodi Johnson Thomas Johnson Ryan Jones Kendall Kangas Wendy Kangas Kendra Kauppi Kelly Kilbane Kristopher Kirkman Kristi Kirsch Bud Kishel Mike Knutsen Jacob Kortes Kevin Koski Kurt Krenze Corrine Kruse Becky Kuzma Steve Lalli Jane Lenci Charles Lindgren Heather Lindgren Leslie Little 65 Michael Long Kim Lore Michelle Louma Lelyn Lustila Melanie Lustila Keith Luzovich Peter Maki Charity Mason Lana Mattonen Barbara Mattson Lisa Mattson Tony Maturi Julie McBride Laura McBride Kirk McKee Jennifer McKenna Scott McQueen Mary Melander Annette Mobraten Denise Molesky Alison Monsrud Kelly Mros Krystal Nachatilo Kelly Naughton Paul Neari Michelle Nelson Troy Nelson Chris Nordlinder Michelle Norlander Tammy Oliver 66 Troy Olson Kris Palazzari Wendy Parzyck Jack Paskavan Patty Paul Denae Peterson Justin Peterson Scott Peterson Wade Peterson Lori Phillips Russell Poderzay Holly Popelka Heather Preble Kevin Preckel Robb Renzaglia Joseph Richard Chad Robinson Julie Robinson Katie Roche Allison Rodby Jason Rogers Michelle Rosman Dean Salminen Tony Santelli Dawn Schlotec Tony Seaman Jennifer Semon Bruce Sirotiak Leslie Skarich Tony Skorich 67 Tina Smith Darcie Solberg Gina Sorci Joann Spolar Amy Spollar Thomas Squires Doug Stanzell Maria Strand Eric Suihkonen Tricia Sundquist Sheldon Sweeny Gary Sweno Tod Swenson Jason Tamminen Jennifer Tamminen Debra Tamte Amy Teasek Lisa Thomas Fred Tibayan Christine Trucano Deanne Turner Julie Ulrich Rebecca VanDeventer Mary Vidmar Susan Walden Leif Waldner Wendy Wavernak Julie Weber Nadine West Marc Westerbur PICTURE AVAILABLE 68 Dan Wilde Ann Williams Rick Williams Eron Woods Doug Wright Jody Varick David Zimmel 12. Joe Richards smiles as he stuts to class. 13. Dawn Schlotec and Paul Bleaser, don't try to avoid the camera! 14 Tina Trucano and Liz Frandsen are caught off guard hiding things in Liz's lock- er. 15. Jenny McKenna, Julie McBride, Jenny Bloomer, and Mary Crahovak are having an early morning gab session before first hour. 16. Jason Hagolin gives us his smug smile. 69 r OUAS 0 0P€BAT 0 « SUNDAY •- THURSDAY K � � ' fRIOAV w SATURDAY lO“ •UAM � W uxn� “« «M« -U� Ulf 1. Sara rescued Mike from the South Pacific. 2. Dan is spacin' out. 3. Your shirt is glowing! 4. Go, Tom, go! 5. OOhh, Spry's awesome. 6. Sophomores try out for the King Kong look- a-like contest. 7. Duuuuhhh! 8. The sign says No loitering , guys. 9. Jason, are you hoarding food for the winter? 10. Dan — studying hard??? 1. Tracy holds her mouth with her pen. 2. Micnele N. says, My blow-pop is cherry, what flavor is yours? 3. Cnris J. and Julie H. check out the action around the corner. 4. Gary B. models his new perm. 5. Jamie H. Wake up! 6. Dan. is Mandy that boring? 7. Brenda W. heads for class. 8. Nathan C. is trying to hide something. 9. Karen S. bunnie of the month. 10. Bonnie H. engrossed in her shorthand. 11. Todd A. and Chris H. are not awake this morning. The class of 1988 made their junior year an exciting success. After all the long years, we have gotten to do the many things that are reserved for the juniors and seniors at VHS, like going to the lounge instead of sitting in study hall, getting our class rings and other little privi- leges we all enjoyed. Our class has had many fun and interesting years at VHS while we were learning and growing together. We were lead by our fearless class officers: Kelly Bei- lis, Lora Kukkonen, Therese Wha- len, and Amy Pollock. We can defi- nitely look forward to a great senior year. Sara Aase Roy Aho Michelle Allen Darin Alto Joel Anderson Shelia Anderson Phil Angell Tammi Appleby Todd Arbogast Ken Arola Darrin Bailey Kelly Beilis Derek Bertolas Gary Blume Terry Brusacoram Brenda Busse Lisa Busse Ron Byron Neil Campbell Nathan Carlsgaard 73 Christina Carlson Mark Carlson Viki Carlson Alison Caulfield Jennifer Cina Cathy Clark Scott Clark David Clouse Darrin Cobb Laura Davis Julia Dean Megan Dunlap Mary Durbin Amy Erickson Brendan Etter Mark Fabish Mark Fickas Edward Foster Hauns Froehlingsdorf Wendy Gillespie Barbara Gooden Jim Havisto Josh Haltunen Julie Hammerschmidt Michelle Hannay Sue Harju Marge Hawk Jamie Hegland Carrie Heikkila Chris Heine 74 Patty Heinrich Anna Helland Melinda Hietala Bonnie Hill Bob Horvat Scott Isaacson Cheryl Johnson Chris Johnson Kyle Johnson Marshall Johnson Lynn Johnson Sheryl Johnson Kris Kangas Jody Kesanen Michelle Kislia Brian Knapp Karl Kohlhase Natalie Kokal Brian Koski Tricia Koski Julie Kottom Eric Krenz Lora Kukkonen Bryan Larson Kraig Larson Todd Lasky Kathy Lee Keith Lehman Diane Lehto Rhonda Lehto 75 Shawn Lind D. Lundberg Lena Lundberg Gary Lustig Ginger Lustila Leah Lustila Jody Makala Kathy Maki Melissa Maki Michelle Marks Erik Matala Allen Mattonen Carrol Mattson Debbie McBride Mark McCoid John McDonald Pam Mehle Sherri Meleen Craig Merten Chad Mesojedec David Miller Jesse Miller Tabitha Mock Janet Mohney Paul Mowrey Kevin Nesbitt Lance Newman Michelle Neimi Tammy Neimi Rod Novak 76 Chad Pajari Curtis Paskvan Joe Perko Jody Phenning Kim Picek Laine Plotnik Amy Pollock Dale Popenhagen John Prasnicki Becky Prijatel Tim Raymond Rick Robinson Shawn Roen Virginia Roivanen Allison Roszak James Roy Larry Schechinger Eric Schmidt Robert Senn Peter Severson Dan Siebert Dan Skinner Troy Sleeman Chris Stall Scott Stanaway Gary Stanaway Paul Sternberg Linda Street Tracy Suomela Karen Swearingen 77 Michael Swcno Robert Tarr Janelle Tetrault Daniel Thomas Kara Tomazin Joyce Toole Larry Torres Amanda Vandervort Tamara VanSoest Marie Virkus Eric Walder Brad Weber Brenda Weiss Therese Whalen Pamela Wilmer NO PICTURE AVAILABLE 17. Linda, what are you doing? 18. Joe is sleeping on the job. 19 S-C-R A-T-C-H!!! 20. What a crazy bunch. 78 1. Karl can really JAM! 2. Tammy Anna are taken by surprise. 3. Patty yells, Oh, no, it's Mr. Hand! 4. Hauns, do you really need those crutches? 5. Tab, Nat, and Kathy — friends 4-ever! 6. Jen C. has that Covergirl look 7. Say cheeze! 8. Mark looks so innocent — why? 9. Amy Lena rest from their day of heavy-duty learning. 10. Lora says, Tada! 9 1. Josh H. needs new pants. 2. Janet at her best. 3. Tom is making soup out of Fred. 4. Leah is our exuberant cheerleader. 5. Mike Mike space out. 6. Greg is busy reading his Braille assignment. 7. Lainie says. Sshh, I'm meditat- ing.” 8. Stephanie starts out the day with a smile. 9. Jody says. Craig, you better smile! 10. Scott, Chris, and Arbo look en- thused for their Monday morning classes. 11. Monica, you're using the wrong ends! 12. Dan say. Good sub ; Jeff say, Good Kool-Aid ; Paul say. Aan, Mom forgot the twinkles! SENIORS OF 1987 A CLASS WITH CLASS! The senior class of 1987 is a class that added fun to life at VHS. From the first day of kindergarten, to the last day of our senior year, we had many memorable times that we will never forget. Through the years we have also made many friendships that will last a life time. We were very successful in the activities that we took part in. Prom 1986 was one one that will always be remembered because it stood out from the rest. The colors were bold, which is something you could say about our class. What other class could come up with a group like the lords and wenches of the wasteland. They are one group NO ONE will soon forget. Though were are all in shock that we are almost done with school, we will miss our good times at VHS. We were lead by our class officers Tony Neari, Willie Spelts, Kris Maki, and Amy Avikainen. The people at VHS will not soon forget us because we are a class with class! President Tony Neari, Secretary Kristen Maki, and Trasurer Amy Avikainen. Paul Blank Daniel Bogren Joseph Boyer Grant Buck Dean Edstrom Lynne Erickson Debra Erickson Elizabeth Garni Todd Gazelka Jacquelyn Grams Steven Groebe Carolyn Haavisto John Hakala Donald Hannay Jim Hanssen Theodore Harjamaki Julie Henderson Julie Highum Michael Hill Geraldine Holm Daniel Isaacson Kristine Jackson Sean Jayson Seth Jayson Jeffrey Johnson Jodi Johnson Kelly Johnson Michelle Kaivola Traci Kapella Jamie Karakas Jennifer Kaufman Shari Kauppinen Christopher Kendrick Kurt Ketola Daniel Kilbane William King Victoria Klous Debra Knutsen Roger Kobal Tami Kolari i Walter Koski Laura Kosmalski Joel Kotchevar Jolene Kottom 1 rr ..v i t Jf ' Sandra Kovich Cynthia Kruse Jeffrey Lahdenpera Holly Laine Sherry Lakanen Terry Lakanen Elaine Lakosky Sherrie Lamppa Jane Langer Jolene Leppala David Lessar Michael Lilya Ginger Luoma Amy Lupich Connie Lustila Michael Luziach 87 Debra Majerle David Maki Kristen Maki Tom Mortaloni Anthony Neari Charles Nelson Donna Mattson William McBride Anthony Michals Stephanie Moeller Michelle Mohney Deborah Moilan Michael Manion Stephanie Moe Pablo Morcillo Kristina Nielsen Jonathan Ofstad Steven Oksa Andrew Olson Angela Olson Jeffrey Rouleau Steven Saisa Shelly Salmela Maria Sandnas Raymond Santelli Duane Sauter Loddie Schechinger William Schley Tracy Sorhiem William Spelts Bradley Spry Evelyn Stevens Monica Strumbell Anthony Teasck Paul Thelen Fernando Tibayan Naomi Weber Eric Woods Michael Wessman Roger Westby Mark Williams Jodell Wright Jean Paul Emery Stacy Tiedeman SENIOR 1. Best Smile: Leah Pitakanen and Mike Manion 2. Best Dressed: Chris Prijatle and Joe Boyer 3. Teacher's Pets: Beth Horoshak and Seth Jayson 4. Class Clowns: Ginger Luoma and Tony Neari 5. Best Personality: Michelle Mohney and Billy Lundberg 6. Biggest Jock Jockette: Liz Garni and Steve Bell STANDOUTS 7. Most Likely to Make a Million: Fernando Tibayan and Donna Mattson 8. Most Wanted to be Stranded on an Island With: Sherri Lamppa and Jeff Huseby 9. Class Flirt: Jody Kottom and John Hakala 10. Life of the Party: Jane Langer and Mike Hill 11. Best Physique: Amy Lupich and Dan Kilbane 12. Most Sophisticated: Stephanie Moeller and Jon Ofsted SENIORS 1 I 9 1. Michelle K. says, Hurry up, my pc|m po are freezing.' 2. Steve G. says. Look, I can do this with i eyes closed. 3. the Lords, Dan K., Frank H., Jeff H., Brad and Paul P. hold up Wench Leah P. 4. Sherrie L. and Bill L. step into the spotligl 5. Kevin R. are you feeling o k.? t . Jane L. and Michelle K. are not watching tl game! 7. Gina S. is heading to the hop' 8. Kris M. Monica S, and Mike L. pose Turnabout. 9. Shame on you Brad S.!!! 10. Linda R. enjoying some early mornii tunes. BEST 1. Nick S. gives us his G.Q. look. 2. Joel K., Debbie M., Mike H., and Julie H. are Siamese quadruplets joined at the shoulders. 3. Jim Hanssen shows us how to jam Norwe- gian style. 4. Mike Cujo Hill in the banana eating con- test. 5. Jeff B. on his way to English. 6. Cory Kong Pylkka eating lunch during homecoming week. 7. Dan I., what are you doing??????? ????????? 8. Stacy B decorating the Mixed Choir float. 9. Sue S. working hard in the counselor's of- fice. 10. Homecoming King Bill L. and Queen Mi- chelle M. 11. Students Against Lords member Steve S. 12. Banana Man Peter V. goes up to accept his award. FRIENDS FAR AND NEAR Hi everybody! My name is Helina Kantola from Helsinki Finland. I came here to get some exper- ience and that sure is what 1 got. This place is super. Though I have to go back home next year to finish school but I might come back after it. Thank you for making it an unforgetable year and VHS keep up the good job! Helina Kantola Abrahaminkatu 9 B 42 00180 Helsinki 18 Finland Here I am, my first year with Los Diablos Azules , and I'm sorry it's gonna end. AFS wouldn't let me stay any more (but they don't know me, I'll come back). My name? . . . . please call me Judes (and don't try to say my last name, or you'll be in trouble). By the way, I'm from Spain. I joined the fall season with the swimmers. It's a great team, even with the smell of chlorine. I also had a lot of fun trying to be the mannager of the girls' Basketball, and watching Football and Hockey games. I would like to thank all the people who made this year possible: my family, the Koskis'; my friends; and why not? the teachers: Mr. Muning, Mr. Kehoe, Mr. Turk, Mrs. Jacobson, Mr. Somero . . . all them did a good job. Thanks also to the whole school community of Virgin- ia. If you wanna write me, Judit Pueyo c San Bonaventura 6,40,1a Sant Cogat Del Valles-08190 Barcelona Spain Is difficult to explain you in few words how much I love you, I know that it will be hard to tell you adios, but I know too how beautiful it will be to remember you for the rest of my life. Thanks so much for all that you do for me, especially to my great family, the Boyers, my good friends and teach- ers, and I hope to come some day and see you again. I leave you my address in Argentina for anybody that wants to visit me- be happy- 1 love you, Pablo Pablo Morcillo II De Abril FFl (8000) Bania Blanca Bs As Argentina Hi, I m Oliver, the exchange student from Germany this year. I was really surprised about how kindly I was welcomed. When I came here in the beginning of August I soon started out in the football-team. The sport is very different from all I've ever done before. But when at least 1 got used to it, I enjoyed it very much, especially, all the spirit and tension connected with it. The guys I went there are really very nice. All in all, I enjoyed my staying here in Virginia and going to the high school. I've learned so much, (besides the language!). I learned about how different two cultures can be, though they have the same origin, and very similar political systems. Hoping some of you will write to me and remember me, I want to thank you all, friends, teachers, my family and everybody I met and who talked to me. My address is: Oliver Petz (Neuhaus 34) (4030 Ratingen-o) West Germany Well I guess it's my turn to try to write something in this book. My name is Jim Ivan Hanssen and I come from a Country with lots of high mountains, no darkness in the summer (party-time) and only darkness in the winter. Almost Funny huh..? But it is true! OK. My first experience over here was that bone-breaking sport they called Football. Well I can just tell right now that: that is not what we call Footoall in Norway. But it was really fun. Thanks to Mr. Fabish and his erue. I will also thank the school staff for having patient with me. I will also thank all my teachers, all my new friends and a special thanks to Mike, Karen and Mary Grahovak who have been my host family here in Virginia. This was a great great year in Virginia. This is experience I never vyill forget. REMEMBER WHEN? Roger Aaseng Jen Alto Amy Avikainen Stacie Baribeau Mark Belpedio Laura Birnstihl Barb Blaeser Joe Boyer Mike Carlson Amy Chiabotti Devin Davidson Byron Dennie Dave Durbin Debi Erickson Lynne Erickson Gerri Holm Cathy Honkonen Beth Horoshak Sean Seth Jayson Kris Jackson Jodi Johnson Kelly Johnson Michelle Kaivola Traci Kapella Jamie Karakas Jennifer Kaufman Shari Kauppinen Kurt Ketola Dan Kilbane Viki Klous Debbie Knutson Tami Kolari Laura Kosmalski Joel Kotchevar Sherry Terry Lakanen Mike Lilya Elaine Lakosky Sherri Lamppa Jane Langer Jon Linden Michelle Lore Bill Lundberg Jolene Leppala Berta Lundquist Ginger Luoma Amy Lupich Connie Lustila Dave Maki Kris Maki 102 Rose Otis Judit Pueyo Marla Padgett Paul Paoletti Leah Pitkanen Kris Prijatel Linda Risse Kevin Rodby Chris Rosman Steve Saisa Monica Strumbell Fernando Tibayan Mary Beth Toman Roger Westby 103 We Bequeath A ROGER AASENG: I will to S.L., J.F. and K.J. the memories of the NDSU football camp; to J.T., J.R. and H.P. all the puddles you can find; to R.A., and S.J. the flashlight man at the park; and finally I will to M.H. the jammin' to Bon Jovi at A.O.'s cabin. JENNIFER ALTO: I will K.M., A.H., S.S., M L., C.L., S.K., J.K., S.S., J.L. M S. a Car- ribean Trip to the Bahamas. I will M.L. gor- geous cop; C.L. all my sweaters; A.A. a trip to Washington D.C.; K.M. my Monkees tape; S.S. a white mitten; J.L. the annual winter b-day party; M.S. a U.S. Open Cham- pionship; and to S.S. a starring role in Days of Our Lives. COREY ARN: I will the best of luck to everyone. PAM AROLA: I will Julie H. all the broweye's and my hearts; to Corey A. my empty desks; and to Lisa T. and Holly P. my empty kegs. ROBERT ARONEN: To Laura M. I be- queath the quest for more Suburbs concerts, some beer spit, and my insanity; for Joel A. some ribbons for his pony tails. Unfortu- nately for him, I give Beef all of my stupid imitations and quotes so people won't think I'm strange anymore; to Scott I leave Husker Du and the Replacements; to Mr. Munig I give a pay raise and a progressive tax sys- tem; And may Steppin' Stone'' haunt the auditorium forever. Amen!! AMY AVIKAINEN: M L., claws, controlled swearing, bomb shelter; S.S., target bath- rooms, nigger piles, dumps; K.M., folded towels, brown, markers, kukahauntus; J.A., tranquilizers, my brother; C.L., the ability to plop faster, clean carpet; M.S. all my fat; S.S., appear on D.L.; J.K., party yards; J.L., apples: S.K., driving skills; L.G., all my emp- ty cans; R.L., Lawrence daddy's truck; to my brothers a great time in high school; Last But Not Least, the future Volleyball players, Mrs. Witty's driving. B RANDY BABIRACKI: The Tini Building to J.H.; my hockey jersey to P.B.; my scoring and dangling abilities my seat in the ten- nis Suburban to C.P.,; my hockey locker to C.H.; my tape jobs to D.C., C.P., and C.H.; my lungs to M.L.; chemistry to anyone who wants it; first court to C.P.., B.K. . B.B.; the wonder truck to K.J. A.L.; all my Richard Simmons tapes to D.E.; lab duties to J.A.; spaghetti and everything else to W.S. STACIE BARIBEAU: I will to M.H. a one way ticket to Wise.; to J.G. all my home- work; to J.G. S.W. all my music from 6th hour; and to all my classmates the best of luck. STEVE BELL: I will to S.L. my Q.B. ability, which he needs; I also will to J.M. a new G.Q. subscription; to S.S. I will the memo- ries of the first B.B. confrontation; and to W.S. 1 will forever another piece of hanging meat; I will the MI-B transfer good luck; and most of all, I will myself forever to M.P. MARK BELPEDIO: I will to Jean Paul El- mery a make-up kit; to Jeff R. my lungs the first annual bunny hunt along with the other hunting trips; to Dave M. my ability to play hockey, and cabin parties forever; to Jeff L. a course in carpentry and driving a three wheeler properly; to Jeff J. my ability to arc weld; to Cory P. Will M. nothing. They don't deserve anything; to Spud, a cat. DUANE BEVER: I will the lunch room food to whoever is able to eat it; I will the under- classmen one h of a good year. LAURA BIRNSTIHL: I will to Barb B. a good long life to Rock and Roll all night and party every day.'' to Kevin R. I leave my dictatorship; to Lynne E. the rest of the clan, good luck, good times, many, many more fests; to Bob S. no more rides on the Midway bus; to Marla P., one last devious plot'; to Cathy H. two dogs named Ted Norman; to Chris J. I gladly leave my spot on the Rohian. BARB BLEASER: to Lynne - Yellow snow, good times, California trip, roadtrips, bon- eyard harrassment; to Steph - Chocolate milk, ability to drive the road, orange hat; to Julie - twigs, a boat; to Donna - 100 flies, R. M., a motel; to Anne - Laurentien hats; to Bean; french perfume, thanks; to Chad - my cat, machine gun; to Kurt - wolf, smokes; to Beth - all the french fries, the Aget; to Cit - my basement; to Spike - an iron head; to Kevin - a muzzle; to JMB - good luck; to Laura - trip to Finland; to P.B. Bee - more good times. PAUL BLANK: I will full time of school to Part-time (Todd G.); to Mike J. my swim- ming goggles for those long practices. DAN BOGREN: I will my choir seat to Tony S.; my driving ability to Tod S.; my locker to whoever wants it; a gal. of paint to S. J.; my empty bottle of J.D. to J.P. NICOLE BONNEVILLE: (No will submit- ted.) JOE BOYER: To M.L. “moving dock , talks, . boxes from J.K.; to R.L. an unslippery bath tub; to G.L. grandma slippers, my backcrackin' feet; to J.S. Poo-poo ; to S.K. Bridgeman laughs, O.J.; to P.M., places in my heart forever; to S.M. “spies'' who've been there; to L.E. Depend? ; to J.P.R. amor y los mejores deseos!!!; to E.M. the ability to lie-low for awhile, my ogre!; to M.K. dates with “Elvis anytime; to D.S. many red carnations; to J.K. MAIMIE' s forever, many Jamaica vacations; to C.H. Band diapers ; to A.S. Carmellas; to M.S. my arm. TERRI BRANDT: (No will submitted.) GRANT BUCK: (No will submitted.) JEFF BURTON: To P.M. my great study habits; to D.C., C.P., S.S., C.H., P.N., have fun with Mr. C in Spanish. JON BUSSE: To my underclassmen I leave alot of good memories: I also leave my hock- ey jersey to whoever will wear it; to the first tenors in A capella I wish them the best of luck may they keep the tradition alive. Also, to my fellow classmates . teammates, I wish you the best of luck. C MICHAEL CARLSON: To my lowly under- classmen, 1 will leave certain items of great value: First, to my brother (M3), I give my trusty ruler; to Fred, I leave 216 cookies; Harold will get the little box of rocks; to Mr. Knapp. I leave a burnt resistor and that cal- culator that didn't seem to work; to Beef, I give the responsibility of terrorizing ED next year; and last of all, to Mr. Linden, I graciously give my c-64. Good-bye!!! AMY CHIABOTTI: I will L.M. all of the fun times on our trip to the cities (and every- place else!), erosion and gizmo; to A.W. the popcorn story and 7th hour speech class; and to J.K. all of the barbecue cornnuts, butter nibblers, diet coke and shrimp fried rice in the world. (Most of all, champagne and fortune cookies!) CHAD CHRISTOPHERSON: To Spunky I leave a large bottle of salt peter and a gross of used hats along with the tasks of the wo fly; to K.K. I will a brain for his dog and a bottle of glue to put the teeth back in grrr; to J.C. I will the ability to do her own home- work; to Spike I will a flame resistant suit: to Bean 1 will a subliminal tape on how to stay awake. D DEVIN DAVIDSON: I will my rabbit. Heathers poster, and Van Halen tapes to Jolene; I will my car stereo to Mik6 to re- place the AM radio; I will my game day” clothes to Mr. Neari; I will my Hank Jr. tapes to the headbanger Stanaway; I will my title of Northsider” to Babs; I will my Hank Jr. picture to Edstrom; I will my cow- boy boots to Willie Spelts; I will my comb to Woodsy. BYRON DENNIE: To Spunkie I will all the hats he can use and a reason to wear them; to J.A. goes ribbons and musical taste; P.A. gets a degree in teachin'; Baba O'Reiley and the rest of my generation shall feel the pain of the the summertime blues. DAVE DURBIN: I will my managing skills to whomever can carry the load; and good luck to all seniors” in the future. E DEAN EDSTROM: I will to C.P. the back seat of the hockey bus and tennis Suburban; to D.C. the honors of the red” line and the authority of tape jobs; to R.B. the company truck and canoe (with the ladder); to W.S. a Northern Motel room with K.M.; to M.L. the trip to the UMD game; to D.D. the infa- mous sports car with all the extras. JEAN PAUL EMERY: I will to Mark Belpe- dio a Bendaco. to C.P. my ability to Poach” deer, and the the memories of the great hunts and parties; to S.B. and J.Z. I leave a bottle of clorox; to Tammy V. my shirt; and J.K. a box of NO DOZ; toS.S. my Springstein albums, my guitar jammin' abilities and the best of times!!! DEBRA ERICKSON: To M.M. my hands for catching the pears, squirt guns. Sand Lake, and all night adventures; to J.J. the ability to talk in the morning, Sand Lake and Ely Lake parties, B3 and 3:30 AM; to A.L. U joints, my clothes, and the ability to yodel; to K.J. recipies for deluxes, my nose for smelling Charolette, all night adven- tures; to the fists, all the great times, the talks, and our everlasting friendship; to J.O. a fender bender and a perfect girlfriend. LYNNE ERICKSON: To Advanced Senior Math students, We gotta learn”; M.C.B., dual jaggedness, California, and pure ha- rassment; to K.K. and M.H., the bear hat; to Kemper Pete, your Black Label dream; A.R., Laurentien, credit, and my song, Fresh ; to S.M., cliff jumping and a dead duck; to L.B. my fifth grade chair; to B.S., turtles from my back yard, to C.C., a jean jacket; to Bean, more sleep; to K.R., dictator- ship; and THE CLAN shack fests and cabin parties forever. G LIZ GARNI: I will to S.S., A.A. and K.M. the ability to merge” in Minneapolis; to M.L. some mad-libs”; to A.A. a lock for the vol- leyball cage; to M.S. a new oboe reed; to J.L. two different colored pens; to M.P. a pair of basketball shoes; to R.A. my computer disk; to everyone happiness in the future. JACQUELYN GRAMS: To D M., M.K. and A.R. pilfering, Christmas songs, and fudge; to J.L., M.K., S.M., A.R. mission impos- sibles ; to J.L. unripe tomatoes, hickeys, s, bobby pins and s; to S.M. a lost , a pink shirt, losing it, biid, burps, G.R. and the grandma car; to the Clan Black Label, C.C. bathroom runs, the geek ; to L.K. Eveleth police car, rainy nights, t.p., b.c. and the fort; To all my classmates the best of luck in the future. STEVE GROEBE: I will da doo ron ron to Scott S.; the cabin parties with D.M. to his brother P.M.; my guitar abilities to Lana M.; all the after-school raquetball tourneys to Chris Weinert; the 45 to Dan G., the next star safety for VHS; the plant moving and cookie throwing in Mr. C's to all the under- classmen, and the best of luck to all my fellow classmates. H CAROL HAAVISTO: I will to Marsh my ruined computer diskette. I will to Sven my tail. I will to my brother my Sr. Social Stud- ies worksheets. I will to Rod more cuts slivers from no where, to Josh: Stay out of my room! I will to Karl, Brian, and Marsh many more rowdy times with Snor. And to Al I will the good times on bus 14, 15, 1.! To Sheldon — all my dirty books. JOHN HAKALA: I will to Dan K. nothing because he has everything! I will Brad S. my jeep. I will my chains to any Lord like kid! I will my Old Drill to Nick S. Jeff H.; to Kris a water bed at Barb B's house. I will all the W.O.W's my great body. DON HANNAY: I will to Todd Gazelka 2, max 3, wins at racquetball! Also, INTEN- SIVE passion; to Paul Blank all the augh's he needs a new corvette paid for by the rich Mr. Munig; to Jeff Huseby all the ins outs he wants; to Brad Spry a more active life, rather than watching movies all the time; to Randy B. and Dean E. better luck at cards, and future excellence to all! JIM HANSSEN: I will to S.G. my home- made amp a used guitar string; to S.S. I give a tape containing the song you're gonna burn in ; to Oliver . Pablo I give Norwegian gloves winter shoes; to C.K. I give a dic- tionary containing Norwegian swear words; to G.L. I give recipe at how to make Lute- fisk ; to all other friends: Good Luck! Come and visit me in old Norway!! TUBES HARJAMAKI: I will to little Al my parking spot at Mill 40; to the underclasses all the junk in my locker; to my friends: Jr. Extrodinare, J.J., Rino, TEZ, Spud, Nearth, Chuck, Roger, Jack, Butch one big party after graduation. JULIE HENDERSON: I will to: Anne MYB- CAHAR; Donna - Liar's Moon; Moeller - Coffee - Ann Revisited; Bubba - Trees, our Harry Experience; Mouse, my PFL, Gum Thanks; Beth - New Year's Sandwiches; Langer - Ability to see politics clearly; Ni- cole - Pledge; VBDT - Ability to make HEGS laugh; Jenner - you only know; Joel - our stock in the lady, condo, onyx gloves; Joe - save the lady party; Teddy - Banana Bread and LED; Klan - our FEST times; Liz F. - my math abilities; my Parents - RELIEF. JULIE HIGHUM: I will to Pam A. all of the Browneyes that she wants and all of my crosses. To Jodell, all of my empty film con- tainers. To Holly P. and Lisa T. all of my leftover 16's. MICHAEL HILL: To Spunky hats hor- mone controllers; to Bob, a new car; to Shmoe, more Thanksgiving fests; to Kurt, my painting abilities even if he doesn't have the skill to use them; to Wolf, backseat s; to Ed Kemper, Friday night flashbacks; to Bean, a book on being a heavyweight; to Kevin, my arms to help Kurt's legs; to Hoo- ver Barbie, cabin fests with the clan; to Sherrie, clan parties to get her in shape. GERRI HOLM. To Mark, all my love, future hapiness, getting to know you better ; to Janelle, white T-shirts, shaving cream, PF's . sleepovers; to Hollie Debbie, more Beth experiences parties; to Ging, MIB . fanta- sizing of the butt fire walking; to Chris, MF attacks, my driving skills, D.C.; to Lar, restaurant, and Snoopy sheets; to T.J. smaller feet so I can wear your shoes; to T.K. a lilly pad; to Cathy a frisbee full of John's brownies. MIKE HOLMES: To Jack Dong I leave my empty chew cans for their pop cans Christmas trees. CATHY HONKANEN: I Cathy will to Joel yellow sucker sticks, lonely nights at Schmitt's and lunga?!; to Laura more trips to Duluth (rush); to Chris Steph more Coun- try Buffet experiences, to Debbie more silent understandings; to Hollie whatever whe de- cides she wants; to Gerri some Brownies; to Annette my musical talents; to Rob unre- quited success; to Amy a trip to state, to Bee my swimming lane. to Kerry, my grades. BETH HOROSHAK: To Janie. Carol Ja- net — no comment; to Annie, another 13 day spree; The Clan, shackfests; Donna and Julie, Elbow Lake memories; Barb, my dri- ver's license; Steph the Russian influence while fireworks are flaring — alliteration; Joel a rush home; Bean, an indoor bed; Traci Michelle, hot wrestlers . a Northsider; Chrissy, mudwrestling skills, Sherbear, gum; Debi, Michelle, Jodi. 17 more hours of detention; Pao, Samantha Fox; Tom, my Loverboy ticket; Jason H., french fries. JEFF HUSEBY: To the Faculty an education they'll never forget; to M.J. K.K. I will my awesomeness; to W.M. all my homework assignments; to F.T. all my unused poten- tial; to the highest bidder my Lordfit; to J.H. my sense of humor; to D.K. a real problem; to W.O.W. an endless initiation; to S.B.Q.C. my kitchen table . a ghetto blaster; and to R.B. a discipline notice. I DAN ISAACSON: I will all my extra beau- ty rings to Joe Kortes; I leave all the Mt. Iron females to Lee Marana; I will a great year to all the underclasses; I will my concert shirts to the Jaysons — Seth and Sean; I will my snowmobiles to P.T., and finally I will all my money to H so he can by a Yamaha snowmobile. j KRIS JACKSON: I will to D M. the summer of '84; to Deb M. the past 2 yrs. with T.P.; my heart to M.H.; my crabbiness to Ging L.; All the b r to A.L., M.M., D.E., J.J., K.J.; my apology to D M. for Turnabout '86; good luck with boys to C.L. . me; good times to K.K. — thanks; C.H. to be stuck with the store; to J.H., Lisa B's waterbed. SEAN JAYSON: To John M. I leave my airball J-shot; to Michelle A. and Tricia W. I leave a fe free salad bars at that pizza joint; to Brad W. I leave my Donny and Marie'' album collection — if I had one; to Michelle M. I leave some philosophical discussions on the chairlift; to Beef I'll leave my photos- tudy of B“ B-ball; also to Tricia W. I leave a drive in my convertible as long as no park- ing lot accidents occur. BOOMSHANKA. SETH JAYSON: To Beef and the Hairy monster, I leave pain, cliffs, and Coach; to Brad W. I leave the device, bonus pen, race track and Mr. Munig (he's too big for my suitcase); to Oliver and Gregoire, some viande de chien; to M.A., clean pants and ski lessons; to K.P., Renee's hair and gold pom poms; to Fred and Pete, lightning fast re- flexes and sharp memories; I think that is about it, I am almost out of....... JEFF JOHNSON: I will my fricken to H's auto class for diagnostic tests; All my last drugs to Tubie; the tight jeans to Pudge; the Midway party place to the future genera- tion; my welding gloves to Torpedio; all my wide awake energy to Professor Mushroo- mus; something special to J.T.; I will this year to history, and I will my soul to rock-n- roll. JODI JOHNSON: I will to D.E., downstairs bathroom, B.H. J.L., 17 hours of detention; M.M. a night at James Madison School, slipper sliding; K.J. a long happy life with Pooky; A.L. a new pair of shorts for the next Outfield concert; To all my friends the best of luck in the future and many more great times. KELLY JOHNSON: A.L., a basketball size hockey player from Evcleth, another wa- terskiing fest with M.L. W.S., B-tinis, and many more great times; M.M., more talks, just friends , a pinky finger Joe Palo, J.J., S.P.'s face with M.P.'s body; D.E., an- other night to watch P.P. splash something red in the snow; A.L., M.M., J.J., a rammy Rapids ride; A.L,., W.S., another night to build sand castles; A.L., W.S., R.B., a trip to Florida; J.M., an Eveleth teetor-tottor. K MICHELLE KAIVOLA: To Nicole, Jane, Traci, another talk on the way to Duluth; To Jane Beth, 9th grade again, April Wine; To Taco Bert, Taco's forever (think mew!); To Clip and Joe, a life supply of Gas-x for band trips; To future generations — the Bonne- ville basics — men beware!; to all wrestlers — great future seasons; to Debbie, April 26th; to future W.O.W., my ability to “initi- ate !; to Kim P., my pom poms your pic- tures. HELINA KANTOLA: To M.V. T.A., controll yourself” let's not party too much, but remember all my advices; to K.C., keep up the good work; to V.K., thanks for the unforgettable moments and keep on smil- ing; to G.S., thanks for the inside informa- tion; Thanks everybody for a wonderful year! I'll miss ya all!! TRACI KAPELLA: To the Clan, all the Black Label they can drink; to Beth, S.Z., E.O., R.R. and whoever else she wants; Ni- cole, Michelle, Jane, best of luck with the “Bonneville Basics”; Anne, an authentic cu- pids bow arrow; Mike M. “one of these”; Michelle K. Beth, a Ski-View room key; speech crew, long live shoe-shoe kitty; DQ crew, SEB, ““DQ Radar ducks; the wres- tlers, takedowns; all underclassmen — good luck good memories. JAMIE KARAKAS: I, Jamie Karakas will all of my volleyball skills to Jennifer Tam- minen, Leslie Skarich, Tammy Heglund, and Jennifer Spry. I will all of my knowl- edge opn ineligibility to my “sister Leslie Skarich. To the “V.B.D.T. I will all my paranoia. I will all the empty beer cans to the upcoming volleyballers. I will my “part- ner for life” ALL my skills in everything. Last, I will all my love to my boyfriend John Blatnik. JENNIFER KAUFFMAN: To Kathy M. I will my chemistry goggles, to Michelle H., lots of luck; to Curt P. a trip to the moon, to Julie H. a ski down Innsbruck and a drive down the wrong side the road, to Chris J., a box of Jemima Buttermilk Complete Waf- fles, a cigarillo, an autographed enema glove, a free check up with Dr. Jen at the Jemimaville Clinic, and a part at campsite 14, somewhere in Ely? SHARI KAUPPINEN: I will to D.B., all my love I.W.1N.F.M.H.W. I.W.L.Y.A., I.P.I.W.C.B.F.Y.; to B.L., 1,2, or 3, S.I.D.'sJ., black duck, radio station; E.L., the 4th of July; bump, wanna ?@ !; J.B., all the laughs at Bridgeman's; M.L., Blackduck, she-bop; J.K., all the talks abolut T.M. B. M. CHRIS KENDRICK: I will early morning phone calls and my go-kart handling techniques to C.H.; toC.A., my musical taste and six-string wizardry. To all those who qualify (L.M., K.L., D.K.) the great times in Pike. And to T.T. and J.B., all our massive road trips and escapes from the authorities. KURT KETOLA: To Farts I will my Bud sweater; to Spunk, my taste for B.L.; to Wolf, Rita, Donna Barb my supreme Math pow- ers; to Hoover my motorhead tapes; to Kemp I will my loyalty in future business ven- tures; to Bean I leave a transmission; to Ke- vin, I leave my legs, his aren't long enough; to Spike I leave nothing, he's already got it ail. DAN KILBANE: (No will submitted.) VICKI KLOUSE: To my sister Kim I will the best of luck in high school all the help I can give her; to T.S. 1 will my love of hockey all my Salmi notes; to T.K. I will many great times downtown and at Godfather's; to H.K. I will my philosophy and my listening ear when she wants to talk; To all my class- mates I will the best of luck in the future. DEBBIE KNUTSEN: I will to Gerri another Beth experience; to Cathy, another night at the Elks; To Holly, an Ecuadorian male foreign exchange student; to Ginger a couple of stoges to Chris many weird driving experiences; tgo G.H., C.H., H.I., G.L., C. R. the best of luck in everything you do! ROGER KOBAL. I will to my underclass- men Mrs. Kittock-Sargent; I also will my seat in the back of the bus on the choir trip to Shawn Lind. TAMI KOLARI: to D.K.,memories of all the greatB-day parties; to L.G. my driving skills; to J.H., all the extra crispy chicken you could ever want; to M.K T.K., a life's supply of strawberry cheesecake ice cream, pizza, pancakes; to R. L., chicken nuggets and gravy; to C.C. a whole years supply of Lucky Dog dog food; to V.C., all my ex- pertise in the photo department; T.K., a great 17th B-day party!; to all my classmates, the best of luck in the future. JOE KORTES: (No will submitted.) WALTER KOSKI: I will to the VHS underl- ings of Geek (L.P.) and Retard (M.N.) a new deck of cards. To Tubby (M.M.), Toothpick (B.H.)and Rubber Duck (M.N.), the Homo's find someone else to stare at. To the brain cells (M.D.) Sl A.H.) I give a physics book, a no-mind teacher, and your famous quote, I gotta go home. ; to the druggies (M.D., L.B.J.) a carton of smokes; and to the triplets (T.N., L.B.J., . J.K.) I leave you Porkchop ; I say to all of you, Go home and find some- body that cares. LAURA KOSMALSKI: to Ging a jar of Car- mex, a great snort, spoofy hair; to Jamie, all the great times we had, J.J. J.B. from Down South and all of the others; to Aimers, aggers; to the swim team, the ability to live in the locker room; to Viki, more fun at state next year, and the ability to carry bugles; to Vids, life; and to Gina a great friendship and life with Jerry. JOEL KOTCHEVAR: I will to J.H., J.B., A.R., the Lady ; M.L., all the great times and smelly noises ; the clan, shackfests; all aquaintences, a piece of my ONYX GLOVES; Spanish class, Blow ups!; P.M. an AMERICAN flag; DQ buddies, SEB; T.K., a REAL boyfriend, food occ, MORE food; G.L., the mouse in the box; R.L. a new boat; S.M. D M., 2 billdogs; E.M. a box of vi- varin. JODY KOTTOM: Connie L. all the Kiwi she can eat; Sandy K. (spaz), muscle relax- ents; the 10 of us, hours and hours of si- lence!; Connie Jolene, never ending memories of the beater noise ; Paul M., a new car that I can drive! AND ALL MY LOVE; underclassmen, the ability to cope with Mr. Munig's Econ; My sister, my col- lege fund. ($3.82); the 10 opf us, the best of everything — money, hapiness, and more money!!!; to everyone, a good life!!! SANDY KOVICH: Connie L., a clean car; Monk, a mind for decisions, Jodie K., mor- als and values she lacks; Amy A., a road sign, Jen A., M M's and candy bars; Sue S. a new Suburban; Micher L., the memories of the last day of school that she forgot; Suki, loaves of bread; Jo L., flat grass; Shelly S. ah ah ah a frog; Keith M. 4 quarters and all my love; to Goonie a bed to herself next year; to all of us, success and great times in the fu- ture. CINDY KRUSE: I will to Tammy N. my chair in band; to Tina T. a gold cast for her foot; to the Star of the North staff, a never- ending flow of articles; to little sis, my fine study habits; to Missy M., Chris J., . Mi- chelle N., the blow pop company; and to the Rohian gang, one pizza party after another. L JEFF LAHDENPERA: I will to JC.P. D.B the best of luck in the future and the great memories of all of the Friday and Saturday nights; M B. J.R. my gun collection and my hunting spots; H.L., the best of wished for happiness and success in the future; C.S., my choir chair; D M., my ATC and the abili- ty not to get lost; The underclassmen who take advanced Senior Math, THE BEST OF LUCK. HOLLIE LAINE: I Holly Ann leave to Honks another Elks experience; to Stoge, a late night golf course walk; to Berts, a messy super burrito; to Rosman, a scary car ride; to Sherri, a degree from the BAD University; to Jeff, a permanent neighbor space; to Gert, mor Beth experiences; to Debra, a car named Fredette; to Steph, I love ya chick; to my classmates, the best of luck in life. Stay Safe!!! SHERI LAKANEN: I will to all the indivi- duals the best of luck in their future years. TERRI LAKANEN: 1 will to the next years seniors that they have our class has had over the years and that they enjoy them; E.S. a happy marriage with Steve; M.S. a happy marriage and divorce to C.P. and to her se- cret admirer W.K.; L.R., a night out with Cabba O Rabba Yabba; and to my peers, a great success in life in whatever they do. ELAINE LAKOSKY: To S.K. I leave the memories - Boony-land, bump!, July 4, red car, wanna ?@!, hazard lights?. Lake Lean- der, all the luck in the world; J.B. I prom- ise nver to run; G.L., L.H., C.R. if you ever need a babysitter, just call. SHERRIE LAMPPA: To - N.K., I will an- other year on that bus alone; M.A., the rust- ed camaro on snowy nightsl; L.P., a biscuit baker, a chauffer for 7 months, my snickers candybar, a boat ride to Mr. Sandbar my friendship forever; C.P., more nights like the Voyager, a trip to nowhere, and 9th grade over again; B.L., a chain of Taco John's nationwide; S.M., a new garbage can; H.L., a membership for gymnastical skills. JANE LANGER: I will to: Beth, a lite; Clip, a hamm; Moeller, a Russian; Julie, a lady- saver ; Donna, a dew; Barb, A Canadian; Michelle, a big mouth; Marc W, just one more time; To all my classmates, my liberal democratic views . pro-abortion beliefs; my deepest thanks to my friends for writing my will. JOLENE LEPPALA: To Mom L. , new fake apples; to Aunti G. , knew dust mop; De- vin. I leave you 4x4, a SBC with SS, lobsters, my wide eyes, H.T., and all the great times of the past 3 years; to the 10 of us, the great times with M B. (ha ha!), Mickey's woodpile, sliding, byob, byopp, and pinwheel parties, scary , and all the great memories; to J.K., scissors; C.1L., a supply of B and J; K.M., memories of the boat and shower. MIKE LILYA: I will to: E.M and G.L. a lifetime of dimly lit basements and a new class ring; A.S., many b toys for Abacrom- bette; J.B., a doubles match with Schinna and B.J. Fling, and some Elmer's wood glue; J.K., flies on bedposts, discussions on time- ly topics, and a year's supply of Biafra fro- zen dinners; S.K., Black-duck fests forever!; P.M., proficiencyh in English and L.K.; R.L., a room at the Land-o-Lakes hotel; M.5., all sweetie paraphernalia. JON LINDEN: I will to Mark L. the joy of getting Mrs. Salmi; to Joe C, all the schmere games we've played; to Sue W., the Christ- mas carols and Elvis songs in the Blue Thing , breaking up every week, being watched in the movie theatre, and our trip to Paris; to Joel A., all the games I've played at and the fun we've had in band; to Breakfast brothers, all the high notes and falsetto we've sung together. MICHELLE LORE: To K.M. and A.A. I will my driving ability; to Sue S. another country Kitchen night and the holy bread and blood; to J.A. a beautiful older man; to C.L. my cleanest red smock; to Shelly S. my collec- tion of far side cartoons; to M.S. my maga- zine collection; and to all my great friends, I will good times and a great life!! BILL LUNDBERG: I will to everyone my ability to be on time for school; my basket- ball shoes to any scrub who has the ability to say no to going in the game with a minute left. To M.L, my aggrevating traits; W.S., a house to sleep at (or suppose to sleep at); B.H., my Buick muffler; P.P., Caroline ; JT, an auto-body man; M.J., your football shoes I never gave back to you; L.P., a four- wheel drive; S.L., SCSU Jersey; J.H., The Tests ; L.B., This will. ROBERTA LUNDQUIST: to J.K., M L., E.M., Land O'Lakes visits; to T.K., Fingers, Alley wipeouts; to M.K., Life employment, creamy Italian;to G.L., Dave's Pizza, wa- terbed chats, boat adventures, B.D.L.P.; to H.L., 1,000,000 SBB, to D.A., Library Life. P.O.; to S.K., Lasagna, B.D.L.P., SBB, Radio Station, Orange Juice, Phili. S.D.B., Levis, X- meat; to J.B., basements, L.V. in Snowbanks, Spanish Women ; to M L., Begonia bo- quets, pine needles, W.B., Library; to J.K., Vaccuums, choc, chip cake, Phili. S.D.B.; to D.S., computer brains; to M.P., a Ding ; to S.M., Snowmobile; to S.L., computers. GINGER LUOMA: To Bungus, What can I say?; to Erikee and Mike, a nite at Thistle- dew; To Rosman, S.S. park swinging; kllto bert, wipeouts and waterbed chats - Taco guods day; to Gert. stroll to the Holiday Alley; to Swimteam, Aardvark Power!; to Bee, a furnished locker; to Eric, a mouse in a box; to Toner Joe. a floral shower cap; to Joel, crank turning buns; to Erikee, cup-o- soup, dumps, garbage cans, big wet sloppy kiss; to Monica, late night conferences and all the love in the world. AMY LUPICH: Kelly J. - your old Pooky, and all of the kick times we've had; Debi E. - Brynn K's head, my cleaning house abilities, and a squeaky cooler night”; Michelle M. - another frizzy hair, green face, adventure, and Hey, wait a minute! ; Jodi J. - a BSU man. all our immature doings (us, 5, are awesome); The Lords - Initiation Night; Willie S. - our building sandcastles and dedicating a song nights; to my bro. Seth - to get in as much trouble as I do; Randy B - a night out with Lyle J. and Kellie S.; Seth J. - my chest; Ginger L. Erik M. - our areola club forever! CONNIE LUSTILA: I will to Liz a big fat F, to Jodie K. my conscience, to Micher my problems (she always says she wishes she had mine), to Jolene Eddie s body, to Monica some cellulite, to Sue the thing'' we were talking about going to St. Cloud, to Sandy a lifetime supply of ricecakes, and to E.I., I will the one thing he's just gotta do and, of course, all my love. MIKE LUZAICH: To D.K., nothing because he already has everything; to H my ability to change tires; to T.N., a big box of deer jerky; to W.S. our pregame football activi- ties; to R.B., a new engine for B.B.; to D.N., Hockey tournaments; to D.E., a sports car”, and my new sled; to D.D., my AM radio. M DEBRA MAJERLE: To Anne R., Jacquie G., Michelle K. and the older but not-so-much- wiser Amy C. and Laura S. - all of the pil- fering' anarchy in M.I.B.; to Michelle K. - our road trip to St. Scholastica and the always hot S.J.!!! How do you set this parking brake?; to Anne R. - Vigourously scrubbing those X's on April 26 and walking across town at 4 am; to everyone at M.K.'s birthday party - The Ridgewood Bust . DAVID MAKI: I will my tent, bravery and exploration skills to Laura M; my fold down bucket seats and I love Los Vegas lighter to Kara T.; my Mickey Mouse watch to Car- rie H.; to everyone else I will all of the long boring hours spent in class learning how to become frustrated and all of the short, numb hours spent reliving my frustrations. KRIS MAKI; The VBDT name and memo- ries to Jenner, Les and Pooper; to The Group - Sukis' Kitty Farm; to S.K. - White Mittens; to A.A. - Non-machine gun laugh, my insurance policy; to J.A. - Peter Tork, T.T.T., ICA, Lucky Stars; to M.S. - The Per- fect Man, Psychiatrist; to S.S. - Crate, algae; to C.L. - Puke-free car, alergy-ears; to M.L. - Big Bench; to J.L. - Lips, toothbrush, mon- key. drawer; to S.S. World of O's, darkroom romance, Spaghetti; to L.G. 1 beer at 21; to J.K. - Fever-blister ointment; Last, to Paul - Geeks and Alpo. MICHAEL MANION: (No will submitted.) LEAVITT MARANA; (No will submitted.) DONNA MATTSON: I will to Leslie and Jenner, leandership of the VBDT; to Julie R., more fights with get a life ; to Bubba, fly- nights, 16-ouncers, and Bonsai; to Bunny, Chad, Kurt, and Bean, never drink and bake; to Julie H., PC and JC forever; to Fred and Seymour, bigger and better gynecoid; to An- nie, don't take it upstairs; to Steph, you've been there; and to all my friends, love and luck in all you do. WILL McBRIDE: I, Will, will will the bass section to Eron, to Pete the K-Bowl, to Fred the orchestral duties, and to Laura my park- ing place behind Mr. Munig. TROY MEEHL: I would probably give all my stuff to my best friend or a relative of mine. I don't have much right now and probably won't have much later. So I guess I'm not really worried about my will. ANTHONY MICHALS: (No will submit- ted.) STEPH MOE: To H.L., the memories that we have had during our Senior year. The Sr. get togethers . Thanksgiving. Our road- trips to Eveleth the obsessions we've had. To C.H., the math and physics' headaches; to S.L., English, the court house, strawberry rootbeer drink, Jammin'; to C.P., the psych incidents; to L.P., the physics' exper- ience; to B.S. - always remember our great friendship the RC; to the Swimmers, our great season. STEPHANIE MOELLER; I will to Kurt - my Tweety watch; Spike - a bottle of Rush; Beth - new snowmobile skis; Bubba, Hender, and Dolug - another boat ride; Wuss - a pair of snow shoes to get to Harrington's; LANGER! - fun on the 4th of July; Kevin - the seeds; Joe, Joel, Pablo - the fun at Turna- bout; Bob - Uncle Rhemus's son; Matts - a Russian; Chad - my Kemper picture; Lynne - the screaming rabbit tape; Bean - my thanks for all the good times together. MICHELLE MOHNEY: To D.K. - a walk home from 303, a field, a ride in a sand truck a camping trip; to D.E. - Gangs in the street, a run home in her socks; to A.L. - U- joints, a night hout til 4:30; to J.J. - a night in a big black truck, Bemidji; to K.J. - All the talks, my B-room, No Jerks; to D.M. - Some Friends - B-3, Good luck!; LOW - initiation nite, spin-n- strip; to Janet - Shea - my clothes. DEBBIE MOILAN: To Debi E., the ability to keep cool under certain situations in which we encounter in Eveleth. I will to Michele M., all the times Tony N. put me in the garbage, another turnabout room; to Kris J., a Cathy Ames voo-doo doll; to Paul P, an- other trip to Hermantown; to Lynne E., our unforgetable memories concerning nerds; to future VHS Cheerleaders, luck, luck, more luck! I will Gumby to all 7th Graders. PABLO MORCILLO: To J.B. - My little brother forever; to K.B. - my centimeter long pencil my time in the library; to L.R. - her eyes her car; to A.E. - seat on the bus; to L.p. S.C. - computer girls; to J.K., M.L. E.M. - my first good friends; to Mr. J. - the killer of the pool; to Mr. K. - a pass; to Mr. C. - smile; to S.T. - the best; to J.H., O.p. J.P. - good luck; to J.L. - a big Ace . TOM MORTALONI. I will to Mike Long my bin collection; to Julie Hammerschmidt, all of my black shoes and my barley pop; to Jason Hasselius, my guns and duck blind on Lake Vermilion; to Jeff Rouleau, my boat to add to his collection of 15; to Steve Oksa, my brains and good looks and also my muscles; to Spud, some puddy to patch his hole in his chin; to Neari, nothing. N ANTHONY NEARI; (No will submitted.) CHUCK NELSON: I will all my love to that one girl I never got to know, and happiness and great times to everyone. KRIS NIELSEN: I will my chair in band to the most capable trumpet player, my lunch table to anyone who will take it, and many good times to all the rest. To my classmates I will the best of luck in all they do. DEAN NORLANDER: (No will submitted.) O JON OFSTAD: I will the following: to W.S., T.N., Babs, M.L., all memories of McDon- alds, tracks , and the Main; to S.M.: reher- sals with D.F.; toS.B.: Football memories; to T.N.: Track's talk, leather jackets, bottles, cards, red shades, and my suits record; to W.S.: Excuse me . . Thank you , portraits of Melvin, cabin memories, porche, and ad- vice - Head for the mountains ;to Sais - UNLV; to D.E.: my rear bumper, Teddy bears, and band aids; to K.K.: Leather pants. STEVEN OKSA: (No will submitted.) ANDY OLSON: To all remaining swim- mers, the ability to put up with E.M.'s I hate you's. ; Ito T.1B., my awesome writing skills, you need them; to M.J. and T.D., a cardboard box to eat lunch in; to S.M. all the turnabout nights you cam jamd;e. upi de- serve them; to the clan, all memories of the jogging wagon, airbanding and, of course, the shack!; to all my great friends, all the success and happiness in the world. ANGELA OLSON: (No will submitted.) ROSE OTIS: I will to Lisa (Bug) Thomas my old Harley Davidson and my leather when I get my new ones. Also, to Lisa goes my East of Eden book along with my atten- dance record. To Lisa and Tracy Golds- worthy I will my seat in detention. To Lisa, Lisa, and Tracy I will many excellent week- ends in your Junior and Senior years. Lisa - you'll never get my Zeppelin tapes or tapes- try!!! P MARLA PADGETT: I will to Rolse O., the memory of the old grammies in the rain incident and my willpower (ha! ha!) to Mandy V. another year of 7:30 arrivals, my musical talent to Tami N., my deviousness to Laura B., 2 flights of stairs to Steph M., chin'' memory to Bert, the best of luck to everyone, and finally, I will myself and many more great times to Steve (T.H.) Bell. PAUL PAOLETTI: I will to Mike M. my ability to hit a golf ball off a 2 foot tee, to Jenny C. my hockey jacket, to Kris H. my ability to understand a computer program, to anyone taking art my ability to make a mess and call it art, to Dan K., nothing, 'cause he already has everthing, and finally my ancient tribal headpiece to anyone in the Junior class who dares claim it. JEFFREY PATRICK: (No will submitted.) MARK PERKIO: (No will submitted.) OLIVER PETZ: I will to Fernando some good questions about physics, and to Robert some math problems; to Anne Roche I will some longer towels for her hot saunas . To all the cheerleaders I give some umbrellas, since they were so loyal and brave coming to all these rainy football games. Especially, to Debbie that she will make the 5T . To all the pupils, good luck! Remember your Ger- man exchange student. Oliver. LEAH PITKANEN: To Sherrie L. - Gina Gonorrhea is a Monster... , black adven- tures, Purple Hawk, the photo booth, time trials, 4-wheeling, March 1,1986, a condo in Chicago more awesome times!; to Kris P., Alicia G., Julie H. - stranded furniture, and 7-11 — slurpees anyone?; to Kris P. Steph M. - Physics; to Amy L. - Beaker Bill!; to Carrie - a house in town; to Michelle A. - Beak noses. STEVE PREBONICH: I will Pudgy's office to the Pepsi Generation. CHRIS PRIJATEL: I will to Alicia C., Julie H. and Leah P. a recliner chair; to Becky P., my English writing abilities; to Sheri L. and Leah P. a bathtub of buds and lights with a king size waterbed; to Beth H., Steve G., Dave M., a snowmobile ride in the middle of the night. Finally I will my super musical and field show abilities to Marla P. JUDIT PUEVO: To K.N. another canoe trip without canoes on the spring; to J.O.E. - a big smile for the best 9 1 2 weeks of my life; to Ti - many blue jeans and turtle-necks, so I can borrow them; to M.L. - a big squeeze for every greeting he gave me; to B. - thanks for listening to oli a pop at 3rd hour; to Pablo - an orange for lunch; to F.T. - a missed pic- ture for his grandma. Good Luck, everbody. JASON PULKINEN: I will J.P.E. all my gui- tars and used strings; to J.L. another chisel for the car. I will my choir seat to anyone who thinks they can fill it; to B.H., another bout with philosophy; to S.J. a missed choir trip; and to D.B. I will all my J.B. and may the Valient Live forever. CORY PYLKKA: I will to Mark B. and John E. my faithful Suburban, to take it on its final beat; to Shannon B. and Chris N, one more trip to Big Rice to sleep in the blind and sonsume heavily; to Spud, by brain and lungs for he will need them soon; to Roy A., a date with Dana; to Jon B., all my duck hunting secrets, decoys and my duck calling ability; and to all my underclassmen, a mas- sive party. R KYLE RAH1KAINEN: I will to whats left of the B.B.C. 1 and 1 2 quarts of Windsor and a pail for the party shack. LINDA RISSE: I will to my brother Nancy 5. and all her Smiles; to Sue W. I give all the good times on the bus and to the next red haired person my seat on the bus with Sue; to M.S., E.S., and T.L. a life of happiness; to C.P. another nice person to tell your prob- lems to; to all my underclassmen, I give you good times in VHS. ANNE ROCHE: I will to the Klan - my nickname b.f.'s, shackfests. Turnabout '86 a wolf; Langer . Beth - operation Gid- deon, KY, Lites , sleeves, cocoa reese baklava; Barb, Traci Lynne - Laurentian . Eldo; Joe, Joel Mike - Onyx, Monkees nite, S.E.B. Saving the Lady”; Paul - golf balls popsicles; Nicole - finding our J.P.'s; Kevin - Inadvertently .... ; Michelle Debbie - Anarchy in M.I.B.; Hender, Matts 6. Moeller - MYBCAHAR, all my love our good memories. KEVIN RODBY: I will my resources to Kurt Kemp in their guest to take over G. Heile- man. I will my spunk to Spunky Jarmer. I will my dictatorship responsibilities to Dewey; to M.M. I will my muscles; to Rod- ney I will all the bakeage material Old Drill he can take. Bean gets my Scorpion, heaven knows he needs a good snowmobile! To Hoover I will a years supply of candy bars. Spike gets the rest! CHRIS ROSMAN: I will to Ginger - a stoge attack Davy Crockett; Cathy - a pan of brownies Old Country Buffet; Bert - LV times in the trees; Deb - Eveleth football games; Hollie - Minnesota History; Joe - Cupcakes; Mike - another Wipe ; Steve - DOOL Re-runs; Annie - A duck-man; Joe Michelle - my ability to pass; Erik - Elbow room at the lunch table; Jolene - Vick's For- mula 44D a sock; Gerri Mark - Each other. JEFFREY ROULEAU: (No will submitted.) S STEVE SAISA: I will Joh O. his Dr. Pepper Shirt, to Roger W. my great ability to speak Spanish, to Fashion Plate my great Bas- ketball ability, to Willie, a picture of me for the W.S. Sports Section, to Mr. Moeller all of my Heavy Metal tapes and to all under- classmen, good luck in all they do, to Mr. D. all the luck in the years to come, and finally to Snore, my great behavior. JUSTIN SALIN: To Rod Novak I will the Waterbed at K.F's house. Also the basement refrigerator, and the girl that sat on the counter. To Pete Severson, I will Bowzer Spike. And to Rod I will the Words I'm tired aren't you? SHELLY SALMELA: I will to K.M. - Ed, Joe. the immortal crew, scars, a big O for the road; to A.A. - 1,000 flushes, let's get outa here!; to M.L. - DL, L, D, and D, Keesh, Gary, a full nite's rest; M S. - Mercedes Her- nandez, Hoh, Crispy Wheats and Maggots, our sense of humor; J.A. - Days!, Pee Wee, lots o popcorn; L.E. - Blurred motion, our darkroom techniques, chickenman; C.L. - Kovz Kovz, Mr. Marrata - mebbeeMr. Moeller - New Buddy Holly hanging. MARIA SANDNAS: I will to Linda more snowmobile trips and all our great times in photo with Sobba Cobba O Tobba Tobba. To Evey Long live the Banana Woman. To Terri all of our great times in the lounge and during choir trips. To Walt thanks for listening. To all my underclassmen many happy and memorable times at VHS. RAY SANTELLI 34: I will my Hockey manager job to whoever wants it. I will to Darrin C. all my Fernando Valenzuela pic- tures in my Room. Ha Ha Ha No way. I will to Arbo to make sure the stands get cleaned at the Miners, and to start winning on some hockey boards. Mmm, wait a second, I will Darrin C. the rest of my bins for our collec- tion. I will Darrin C, Chris H.. Todd A. to be starting in the pitching rotation next year for Mr. D. DUANE SAUTER: I will the best of luck and success to everyone. LODDIE SCHECHINGER: Mom Dad - I never could've made it without you!; Debbie - our friendship would cover a million pages, so I'll just say thanx for everything; Gina - Thanks for being there, even whin I thought I didn't need you, Lar Joe - Best of everything! I love you guys; Kyle - I'll be crazy about you always. XO; Jonathon - I'll never forget anything; Jason P. - I'll love you forever; to all my teachers - thank you. WILLIAM SCHLEY: (No will submitted.) SUE SCHMID: To my underclassmen vol- leyball players I will - VBDT times and a trip to state!; Mrs. Witty - ; K.M. - brown hair, my wardrobe, all at once; A.A. - dry pants, highway shoulder; M.L. Church wine, Fa-La-La; C.L. - Air freshener; J.A. - night in Seb's trailer; S.K. - Driving lessons; S.S. - Wrinkle counting; J.K. - hotel bath- rooms; M.S. - new car windows; J.L. - new fur coat, great times with RP; L.G. - Six-Pak. KARL SCHMIDT: I will to the No-Minds who take Chemistry or Physics, a good Nap with Beaker Bill; To M.D., A.H., (Braincells) - a regular toothbrush and my unused phys- ics book. To L.P. (Geek) a pair of glasses, get some real clothes, M.V. (retard) a deck of cards. My Chevy Impala, Dodge Pick-up to anyone. To the Class of 87 , my share of the Schmidt Beer Brewing Co. To the Class of 87 , a great, successful future. ROBERT SEVERSON: (No will submitted.) GINA SHEPARD: To Tricia - another cigar in the sauna. Charleston Chews; Loddie - a trip down the stairs and down Apple River; Debbie - the chain at Q.C.F. bank; Laura - another Halloween with Bud!; Karlene - bot- tle of ever clear; Jerry - my thoughts forever; Jeremy - I'll cherish our times forever; Craig S. - horse picture, supply of gum; Ronelle - a night with James Bond; Joe B. - a night drinking S.D.; Ging - road trip on the bus - J. P.; Dawn - a pretty sucky grin!; Mom - love and respect forever; Tod - memories at Malone Hall; A big thank you to all my teachers. GRAIG SISTAD: (No will submitted.) NICK SKARICH: I will to Brad S. - all of my many musical talents, since he obviously has none; Kyle J - my shoulder pads and chains; John H - the Ace of the Year award because nobody else came close; Dan K. - nothing, since he already has everything; Mr. Moeller - all my levels of volume and distortion that he could never reach; Jeff H. - a mirror for his next exorcism; Frank H. - Hair, Dan A - a permanent school. NICH SKORICH. I will to all the ability to change and the strength to continue in life. I will to J.W the power to study, to T.W. a boyfriend, to S.W. my heart. JAMES SNODGRASS: (No will submitted.) TIM SOKOLOSKI: To M.M. all my French expertise, expert advice, and some gel; to C.S. my choir seat; to J.H. my position on the line - have fun; to C.P. - bear crawl; to K. J. hit - its; M.F. - Four corners; Lindie - an offensive line; T.L. - my 4th hr skills he never had; L.P. - my white parts; T.W. - my boots; and finally my metal tapes to the one and only Mr. Moeller. TRACY SORHEIM: I will to Umba many more good times at Lancer's, and all of the boxer shorts she can get a hold of. To J.H., another basement gathering. To J.W., hills to run down. And everyone else ... a great senior year. WILLIE SPELTS: To Darrin Cobb - Marlin Manor Hockey, 13th St. Hockey, a football practice field; to Chris Heine - Int'l Falls trips, the times at Darrins' house with K.P. T.T.; to Shane Bakaric - my great hockey skills and the volleyball games looking at R.A. A.K., also his mother; to Kim Picek - Gig Honda Foil things; to Dean Edstrom - a hotel room; to Mike L. Randy B. - lungs; to Amy Kilbane - Mesabi College grad. BRAD SPRY: I will my chains to Shawn L. and my great cheering voice to all the swim- mers. I will all our great SBQC meetings to anyone who can handle them, and will K.R., K.K., C.C., A.O. M.H. all the Black Label they can drink. And to D.K. - Nothing, for he already has everything. MONICA STRUMBELL: I will to M L. - B.B.B. and Men Across America; to C.L. - Kevin. Breathmints, and Hang-over eggs; to J.A. - Nerds, a hooker in fur, Monkees, and fingerprints; to S.K. - Sundays in church and Geeks that sing; to K.M. Buzz-talks, Antoinette, and no more Beer ; to S.S. - Keesh, Erroneous, and Kous-Kous; to T.B. - R.B. and meringue; to J.L. - Monkies, Jaz- zin' days , pandas, bubbles; A.A. - My warm toes; to S.S. - a Pass-Out game; to J.K. - Blister-free future; to L.G. - Power to keep studying. T TONY TEASCK: I will to the Lords and the wenches, nothing; to the parties, a Bud- weiser; to the hockey players and cheer- leaders a cabin party; to Tony N., Devin D., Mike L., another camping expedition; to the Northsiders, the knowledge Northside Still Rules; to Mark B., Dale as a buddy; to Mill 40, a roach; to the Class of '87, a great year and great parties; to Kittock-Sargent, abso- lutely nothing. PAUL THELEN: I will my old wagon to whomever wants it. FERNANDO TIBAYAN: From these halls of desks and books, I am obliged to part. The messages that I wish to leave, I draw straight from my heart. To all with whom I've shared happiness, To all with whom I've suffered strife. Thank you for the memories, I will cherish all of my life. STACY TIEDEMAN: I will to the under- graduates the Mill 40 lot. I will to Mr. Turk my speaking skills. I will to J.H. the perim- eter road party spot. I will to T.N. the shot glass used to play quarters with at J.R.'s house. MARY BETH TOMAN: To K.M. - Captain position if your still in it; A.G. - cry on the shoulder phone calls; J.G. - fun forever; T.S. - a new tar paper job on the house; E.S. - life forever with Steve; A.C. - life forever with Greg; Classmates - good luck in whatever; J.P. - I'll never hang up again; Classmates - a party forever; To all my Spanish buddies - more fun years in the corner; G.P. - for be- ing there to odou talk to. V PETER VIDMAR: I will all my ski equip- ment to D.W., my always awesome skiing ability to Zit, who can really use all the help he can get, and my running shoes to B.E.; Everything else. I'm taking with me. W GREG WEAVER: I will everything 1 own or ever will own to Craig Sistad. GERRY WEBER: (No will submitted.) SHARON WEBER: I will all of my logic and all of my pictures of me to N.S. TAMMY WEISS: I will to R.D., L.T., B.R., D.G., T.H., my old apartments. To J.W. the right to fight anytime; to S.L., J.H., M.S., T.L., my ability to miss 1st and 2nd hour And to J.P., B.S., J.R., to carry on the tradi- tion. MICHAEL WESSMAN: I will my ability to live in a world of my own to all of Munig's future Economics Students. ROGER WESTBY: I will to Karl K., Marsh J., and Brian K. the highly respected and prestigious honor of becoming Spanish IV students and staying on task at the same time; to Mark F. many checks behind your name in 5th hour study hall and also first dibs on the sports section; and finally, to all underclassmen some advice: While you have the chance, expand your horizons and learn a foreign language! Take Spanish and you'll never regret it! MARK WILLIAMS: (No will submitted.) JODIE WINSOR: (No will submitted.) ERIC WOODS: To Rod, I will the back seat of Steve's car between the speakers, the abil- ity to walk down stairs, and pink sand in a wood and glass container. JODELL WRIGHT: I will to Holly comfort- ly Numb at all the Midway Parties. To Jen, a bacon cheeseburger; to Jenner, all the wine cooler she can drink without throwing up, and to Cliff, Tony, Tom, Julie, Lisa, Tammy, - the best of luck. VHS CHOIRS GO TO It is backstage, opening night. In a far corner, the sound of tapping feet can be heard relentlessly rehearsing, still in the the process of perfecting their dances. Those in the make-up department look pridefully upon their walking works of art. Some can be seen faintly murmuring lines. Others flash carefree smiles in futile attempts to hide their shaking knees. In the wings, the props crew re- mains calm, knowing that the fate of the production lies in their strong, capable hands. The ever cheerful ticket sellers and ushers now enter the auditorium. With the wave of a hand, the pit orchestra began it's warm strain. The lights brighten and the cur- tains open to reveal six weeks of dedication and camara- derie. Thanks to Mr. Frandsen and Mr. Groves, it proved to be one enchanted evening that will not easily be for- gotten. This page sponsored by: State Farm Insurance Cathy Brunett, Agent THE SOUTH PACIFIC 1. Jon and Stephanie take a bow after their great performance. 2. Alison Bloody Mary tries to sell another grass skirt. 3. Lt. Cable (Jon L.) and Lia (Dawn S.) are “Younger than spring time . 4. Willie and Joe waiting for their ship to come in. 5. Fred T. looks great in his tropical bikini. 6. Have Greg, Leah, and Fernando all forgotten their lines??? 7. Karen and Nicole are impersonating sailors. 8. Old Iron Belly shows Jon his new belt buckle. 9. Stephanie is Washing that man right out of her hair . 113 Again this year the Student Council organized a Battle of the Bands. Six bands participated. Things kicked off at 8:00 as Aces High warmed everyone up with Scott Stanaway's powerful skin beating and Jim Hanssen's blistering guitar licks. Then the Floor Mats came on stage for a spirited guitar solo by Rick Robinson. Mike Jarmer lead the boys in Born to be Wild. Then the multi-talented Don't Look took the stage as Pete Shaleen sang and drummed while Karl Kolhase's guitar screamed on Eruption. Armageddon was next on the fist as Sheldon Sweeny and the boys rocked the house. Detox took the stage next as Tony Seaman came in full attire and Eric Krenze played his guitar solo like an Ace. Web-n-the Slingers were the last band of the night. The nerds came out to kick off the show-stopping Party with Jeff Huseby screeching out the lead vocals. Brad Weber pounding on the base, the dual lead- guitar showmen Chris Kendick and Sean Jayson, plus Seth Sticks Jayson on the drumms. When all the dust cleared, Web-n-the Slingers walked off with tne right to play at the coronation assembly. VHS HEADLINERS CHINESE EXCHANGE TEACHER RETURNS TO VHS NEW ADVISOR FOR ROHIAN Media Specialist Mr. Tom Miller has been chosen as the new advisor for the Rohian. Mr. Miller was cho- sen because of his extensive photo- graphic background and because the admuristrarion felt that it would be better to have someone on the faculty advising the Rohian. Mr. Miller enjoys his new position because it gives him a chance to get to know some of the students bet- ter in a non-grade oriented atmo- sphere. He plans to attend one of the year- book seminars put on by Josten's this summer. This will help in his goals to continue to put out a qual- ity yearbook and make it a good learning experience for those who participate. He would also like to see more students who are truly in- terested in the yearbook getting in- volved in the production of the Ro- hian. The Rohian staff of 1987 would like to welcome Mr. Miller to the staff and wish him the b ‘ of luck and success with the Ro. .� in the future. For three weeks this year, VHS once again had the honor of host- ing foreign exchange teacher Mr. Zhu Junjie from China. Mr. Zhu visited and taught at our school the previous winter when he first ar- rived in the U.S. After his arrival, he traveled throughout most of northeastern Minnesota teaching about Chinese culture. Mr. Zhu is from Hangzhow, China, and teaches English at the Hangz- how Foreign Language School. His wife is also an English teacher at the school. He is an interpretor for the Chinese government and spent two years in PERPICH SPEAKS TO VHS SENIORS On Wednesday, November 5,1986, VHS seniors and other area high school students had the opportuni- ty to travel to Hibbing to hear new- ly re-elected Gov. Rudy Perpich speak. The Governor repeated many times in his speech This is Africa helping farmers improve their farming techniques. Zhu spent much time in the class- rooms at VHS talking to the stu- dents about his culture, and in turn, we were teaching him all about ours. He said that his biggest impression about American schools was the informality of our classrooms. The staff, faculty and students very much enjoyed Mr. Zhu's visit. He provided us with views of China that we seldom see. The cultural exchange benefits of visits like Mr. Zhu's will always help in better world understanding. the happiest day of my life ex- pressing his enthusiasm for his au- dience. Many questions were asked about what his plans are concern- ing jobs, education, and other is- sues facing Minnesota. He stated that his main objectives would be centered around jobs and educa- tion. The governor also said he would not seek another term. It was a good learning experience for all who attended. OF 1986-1987 KITTOCK-SARGENT NAMED CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR The 1987 school year brought with it many changes. The main change was in the area of leadership. This year Mrs. Monica Kittock-Sargent became the Chief Administrator, replacing retiring Principal Mr. Buelke. This change in leadership brought many changes and reform in school policy. Mrs. Kittock-Sargent moved to Virginia in 1981. She brought with her an impressive list of creden- tials. After graduating from St. Catherine's College, she recieved a Master's Degree in Media and Communications from the Univer- sity of Colorado in Denver. Her post-graduate work was done in the area of school administration. Other colleges she has attended are the University of Minnesota, in both Minneapolis and Duluth. She has taught elementary school, ju- nior and senior high school Eng- lish, and, for five years taught at the college level. She has also worked on both state and federal eduction projects. Her title in Virginia is the Chief VHS HOST NORWEGIAN CLUB This year VHS had the honor of hosting a basketball club from Norway. They were here to play some of the Range high school teams. They visited many of our classes during their stay answering questions about their culture and asking some about ours. They played a game against our Blue Devils, in which they had lots of fun and believed we were a good challenge. The communities they visited showed their support for the team by packing the gyms all across the Iron Range. Administrator of the Secondary School in charge of cirriculum and staff development. Mrs. Kittock-Sargent believes that the needs of students have changed over the years. There are greater pressures placed on today's stu- dents, especially in the area of choices to be made that will affect their futures. Her goal, for our school, is to work 1987 SPRING SPORTS MERGE! Starting next year, because of a res- olution approved by the Virginia and Mountain Iron-Buhl school boards, the various sports teams of both schools will merge. The sports include boys and girls track, golf and tennis which will be played in Virginia. Boys and girls cross country, girls gymnastics and girls softball will be held in Ml-B. It will be a change for both schools and may make the teams a little bit more competitive. We wish the sports season much success. together with students and faculty to keep Virginia a First Class School. Mrs. Kittock-Sargent, a native of rural central Minnesota, has this special message to all the students: The faculty and I care a great deal about what happens to you. We want to make school challenging and exciting. We want to make school a successful experience for you. VHS STUDENTS DEPORTED!!! During 1986-87, several VHS students had the opportunity to travel abroad with AFS and other exchange organiza- tions. They stayed for either a 3 month or a 1 year period in which they learned and exchanged cultures of their various countries. The lucky students who have traveled, or are traveling this year are: Tracy Gilson (W. Germany), Julie Ham- merschmitt (Chile), Megan Dunlap (Hol- land), Barb Bleaser (France — summer of '86). Joe Boyer and Neil Campbell will soon be traveling after they are assigned a country. 117 Mr. Dennis Berger Mr. Jamie Como Mr. Bruce Dobberstien Mr. Wayne Christianson Mr. Mark Eskola Mrs. Maxine Fiedler Mr. Dallas Frandsen Mr. Joe Froehlingsdorf Mr. Larry Groves Mrs. Carol Gunderson Mr. George Haraden Mr. David Hendrickson Mrs. Barbara Jacobson Mr. Bruce Johnson Mr. Doug Johnson Mr. Gary Kaminen Mr. Brian Kehoe Mr. Byron Kesanen Mr. Louis Knoll Mrs. Kathy Kobensky Mr. Gary Kokal Mrs. Maryann Krause Ms. Roberta Margo Mr. Jeff Mauston Mr. Tom Miller Mr. Tom Moeller Mr. George Munig Mr. Roger Nelson Mr. Tom Palcich Mrs. Patricia Proznik Mr. Bernie Rose Mr. Ed Roskoski Mrs. Nancy Salmi Mr. Gary Skalko Mr. Bill Somero Mr. Robert Sorci Mr. Bruce Stanaway Mr. Darrel Swenson Mrs. Karen Tini Mrs. Phyllis Torrel Mr. Tony Turk Mr. Jerome Vitse Mr. John Vukmanich Mrs Jackie Witty Aase, Laura 53 Aase, Sara 11 48, 57, 70, 73 Aaseng, Roger 12 18, 82, 100 Aho, Roy 11 48, 73 Alar, Rachel 35 Allen, Michelle 11 58, 59, 73 Alto, Brad 10 63 Alto, Brian 10 51, 63 Alto, Darin 11 51, 73 Alto, Jennifer 12 5, 11, 31, 39, 41, 55, 82, 100 Anderson, Denise 10 63 Anderson, Joel 11 53, 73 Anderson, Shelia 11 39, 73 Angell, Phil 11 17, 73 Appleby, Tammi 11 41, 54, 73 Arbogast, Todd 11 24, 72, 73, 80 Arn, Cory 12 82 Arola, Ken 11 53, 73 Arola, Pamela 12 82 Arola, Robert 53 Aronen, Rob 12 9, 82, 126 Asplund, Jonas 10 28, 51, 63 Avikainen, Amy 12 3, 6, 16, 23, 33, 38, 39, 41, 82, 100 Babiracki, Randy 12 18, 27, 30, 82 Bacaric, Lynn 20 Bailey, Brian 10 24, 63 Bailey, Darren 11 17, 27, 73 Bakaric, Shane 10 27, 63 Bakarick, Lynn 35 Barboni, Paula 10 53, 63 Baribeau, Stacy 12 6, 51, 82, 97, 100 Bateman, Jessica 10 51, 57, 63 Bell, Jason 10 51, 63 Bell, Steve 12 13, 18, 19, 22, 48, 49, 83, 94 Beilis, Kelley 11 6, 9, 38, 40, 41, 58, 59, 73 Belpedio, Mark 12 83, 100 Belpidra, Niki 35 Bergman, Laura 35 Berlin, Bruce 10 63 Bert, Dusty 20 Bertolas, Derek 11 11, 53, 73 Birnstihl, Laura 12 3, 44, 83, 100 Bise, Amy 20 Blaeser, Barb 12 3, 36, 39, 40, 45, 83, 100 Blaeser, Paul 10 27, 51, 63, 69 Blank, Paul 12 28, 83 Bloomer, Jennifer 10 62, 63, 69 Bloomquist, Diane 10 63 Blume, Brenda 53 Blume, Gary 11 53, 72, 73 Bogren, Dan 12 48, 83 Boitz, Jim 10 51, 63 Bonneville, Nicole 48, 113 Boorman, Jeff 10 63 Boutto, Dena 10 53, 63 Boyer, Dennis 10 63 Boyer, Joe 12 30, 40, 53, 83, 94, 100 Briski, Burke 10 63 Brusacoram, Terry 11 73 Buck, Grant 12 83 Bud, Steve 34 Buenaventura, Alfonso 10 63 Burton, Jeff 12 11, 83, 97 Burton, Shari 10 14, 63 Busse, Brenda 11 73 Busse, Jon 12 27, 48, 83 Busse, Lisa 11 73 Byron, Ron 11 73 Campbell, Neil 11 18, 34, 73 Carlsgaard, Nathan 11 48, 54, 72, 73 Carlson, Christina 11 74 Carlson, Joe 10 51, 64, 113 Carlson, Mark 11 74, 79 Carlson, Mike 12 39, 47, 53, 80, 83, 100 Carlson, Todd 10 34, 51, 64 Carlson, Viki 11 2, 29, 51, 74 Caulfield, Alison 11 29, 41, 43, 47, 48, 54, 74, 113 Chiabotti, Amy 12 83, 100 Chiabotti, Michael 10 64 Christensen, Shawn 10 53, 62, 64 Christenson, Elizabeth 20 Christianson, Jennifer 10 40, 54, 64 Christofferson, Kara 10 5, 51, 60, 64 Christopherson, Chad 12 28, 83 Cina, Jennifer 11 2, 51, 74, 79 Clark, Cathy 11 48, 54, 74 Clark, Scott 11 14, 44, 52, 53, 74 Clouse, Daniel 10 64 Clouse, David 11 74 Cobb, Darrin 11 24, 27, 74 Cope, Alicia 35 Cope, Dana 10 2, 11, 34, 51, 53, 56, 64 Davidson, Devin 12 6, 27, 83, 100 Davis, Laura 11 39, 58, 74 Dean, Julia 11 48, 74, 79 Dean, Victoria 10 64 Deegan, James 10 64 Dennie, Byron 12 83, 100 Dethloff, Tina 31 Detloft, Tina 20 Dishneau, Amy 20 Diwishek, Tim 10 28, 51, 64 Dreshar, John 53 Driscol, Sue 35 Dunlap, Megan 11 28, 29, 54, 74, 127 Durbin, Dave 12 18, 22, 39, 83, 100 Durbin, Mary 11 51, 74 Edberg, Dale 34 Edstrom, Dean 12 5, 13, 27, 30, 84 Eilertson, Margaret 20, 35 Emery, Jean Paul 12 92 Erceg, Brad 10 14, 64 Erickson, Amy 11 40, 74, 79 Erickson, Debi 12 9, 48, 84, 100 Erickson, Lynne 12 19, 35, 41, 84, 100, 126 Erickson, Tracy 31, 35 Erspamer, Chad 34 Etter, Brendon 11 34, 74 Fabish, Leslie 23, 35, 53 Fabish, Mark 11 18, 22, 48, 74 Falkowski, David 10 64 Fickas, Mark 11 48, 74 Fortun, Christina 10 64 Foster, Edward 11 9, 74 Frandsen, Elizabeth 10 11, 29, 51, 57, 64, 69 Froehlingsdorf, Hauns 11 74, 79 Frosaker, Becky 53 Garni, Liz 12 23, 32, 33, 36, 45, 53, 84, 94, 100 Gazelka, Todd 12 84 Gerlach, Brad 53 Germ, Gina 10 64 Germ, Heah 53 Gianlorenzi, Alicia 10 51, 58, 62, 64 Gianlorenzi, Jennifer 10 27, 51, 58, 59, 64 Gillespie, Wendy 11 57, 74 Goldworthy, Lisa 10 64 Gooden, Barbara 11 74 Gorell, Stacey 20 Grahovak, Mary 10 38, 51, 55, 64, 69 Grams, Jacquelyn 12 48, 84 Grams, Jennifer 10 64 Granneman, Jason 10 64 Groebe, Dan 53 Groebe, Steve 12 18, 19, 84, 96, 100 Gunderson, Victor 10 64 Guss, Clifford 10 64 Haavisto, Carolyn 12 84, 100 Haavisto, Jody 10 64 Hackey, Daniel 10 64 Hagolin, Jason 10 34, 47, 48, 53, 64, 69 Hakala, John 12 17, 18, 19, 39, 44, 84, 95, 100 Halenbeck, Debra 10 53, 64 Haltunen, Josh 11 48, 74, 80 Hammer, Dawn 10 64 Hammerschmidt, Julie 11 58, 72, 74 Hannay, Donald 12 84 Hannay, Michelle 11 48, 58, 74 Hanssen, Jim 12 18, 40, 84, 97, 99 Happala, Archie 35 Haraden, Kelly 10 35, 64 Harjamaki, Theodore 12 84 Harju, Sue 11 74 Hassilius, Jason 10 65 Havisto, Jim 11 74 Hawk, Marge 11 74 Hayden, Robert 10 65 Heglund, Jamie 11 72, 74 Heikkila, Carrie 11 59, 74 Heine, Chris 11 24, 27, 72, 74, 80 Heinrich, Patricia 51 Heinrich, Patty 11 43, 75, 79 Heitala, Melinda 11 75 Helland, Anna 11 29, 40, 54, 75, 79 Helland, Kristin 54 Henderson, Julie 12 33, 39, 40, 45, 48, 84, 97, 100 Hiekkila, Carrie 39 Hietala, Melinda 48 Highum, Julie 12 84 Hildreth, Kelly 10 65 Hill, Bonnie 11 72, 75 Hill, Mike 12 3, 28, 80, 84, 95, 97 Holmes, Geri 12 48, 84, 101 Holmes, Michael 12 85 Holmes, Sonya 20 Honkola, Andrea 20 Honkonen, Cathy 12 14, 29, 39, 52, 53, 57, 85, 101 Honkonen, Kerry 10 65 Horoshak, Beth 12 5, 14, 45, 48, 85, 94, 101 Horoshak, Kris 10 54, 65 Horvat, Bob 11 27, 34, 51, 75 Horvat, Jim 10 53, 65 Horvath, Faith 20 Huseby, Jeff 12 9, 18, 44, 80, 85, 95, 96 Ibrahim, Mike 53 Ilmanin, Lisa 20 Isaacson, Dan 12 85, 97 Isaacson, Scott 11 75 Jackson, Kris 12 85, 101 Jacobson, Denise 53 Jarmer, Michael 10 28, 51, 65, 70 Jayson, Marty 20 Jayson, Sean 12 18, 22, 85, 101, 126 Jayson, Seth 12 47, 85, 94, 101 Jennings, Tammy 10 5, 29, 51, 65 Johnson, Cheryl 11 29, 35, 75 Johnson, Chris 11 13, 44, 51, 72, 75 Johnson, Jeffrey 12 85 Johnson, Jennifer 10 51, 65 Johnson, Jodi Lee 10 39, 65, 85, 101 Johnson, Jodi Lynn 12 13 Johnson, Kelly 12 39, 48, 60, 85, 101 Johnson, Kyle 11 11, 18, 22, 34, 50, 51, 75 Johnson, Lynn 11 56, 75 Johnson, Marshall 11 75 Johnson, Marsh 18, 38 Johnson, Sheryl 11 75 Johnson, Thomas 10 22, 38, 53, 65 Jones, Ryan 10 65 Josephson, Carol 20 Jue, Lisa 20 Kaivola, Michelle 12 17, 23, 39, 60, 85, 96, 101 Kaivola, Rhonda 56 Kangas, Kendall 10 65 Kangas, Kris 11 75 Kangas, Wendy 10 65 Kantola, Helina 54, 98 Kapella, Traci 12 17, 38, 39, 41, 56, 85, 101 Karakas, Heather 20 Karakas, Jamie 12 33, 39, 85, 101 Kaufman, Jennifer 12 85, 101 Kauppi, Kendra 10 35, 43, 52, 53, 54, 65 Kauppinen, Shari 12 48, 85, 101 Kendrick, Christopher 12 86 Kesanen, Jody 11 75 Ketola, Kurt 12 3, 14, 19, 86, 101 Kilbane, Amy 35 Kilbane, Dan 12 6, 9, 14, 17, 18, 44, 80, 86, 95, 96, 101 Kilbane, Kelly 10 65 King, William 12 86 Kirkman, Kristifer 10 65 Kirsch, Kristi 10 11, 51, 55, 65 Kishel, Bud 10 53, 65 Kislia, Michelle 11 40, 75 Klous, Vicki 12 45, 48, 86, 101 Knapp, Brian 11 75 Knutsen, Debbie 12 57, 86, 101 Knutsen, Mike 10 62, 65 Kobal, Roger 12 48, 86 Kohlhase, Karl 11 75, 79 Kokal, Natalie 11 40, 58, 59, 75, 79 Kolari, Tami 12 86, 101 Korpi, Todd 53 Kortes, Jacob 10 65 Koski, Brian 11 18, 27, 30, 75 Koski, Jason 34 Koski, Jenny 20 Koski, Kevin 10 65 Koski, Tricia 11 2, 20, 27, 48, 60, 75 Koski, Walter 12 86 Kosmalski, Laura 12 3, 29, 35, 39, 86, 101 Kotchevar, Joel 12 86, 97, 101 Kottom, Jody 12 48, 86, 95, 101 Kottom, Julie 11 51, 75, 79 Kovich, Sandy 12 31, 39, 45, 55, 86, 101 Krenz, Eric 11 75 Krenz, Kurt 10 28, 65 Kruse, Cindy 12 6, 43, 44, 45, 53, 86, 101 Kruse, Corinne 10 53, 65 Kukkonen, Lora 11 38, 75, 79 Kuzma, Becky 10 43, 53, 65 Lahdenpera, Jeff 12 48, 86, 101 Laine, Holly 12 58, 86 Lakanen, Sherry 12 87, 102 Lakanen, Terry 12 40, 48, 87, 102 Lakosky, Elaine 12 48, 87, 102 Lalli, Steve 10 65 Lamppa, Sherri 12 9, 39, 48, 58, 59, 87, 95, 96, 102 Langer, Jane 12 41, 48, 87, 95, 96, 102 Larson, Bryan 11 75 Larson, Kraig 11 75 Lasky, Todd 11 75 Laukka, Melisa 53 Lee, Kathy 11 58, 59, 75, 79 Lehman, Keith 11 75 Lehman, Michelle 35 Lehto, Diane 11 2, 75 Lehto, Rhonda 11 75 Lenci, Jane 10 51, 57, 62, 65 Leoni, Maryann 20 Leppala, Jolene 12 6, 33, 45, 87, 102 Lessar, David 12 87 Lilya, Mike 12 28, 30, 53, 87, 96, 102 Lincoln, Abe 40 Lind, Shawn 11 18, 24, 48, 76 Linden, Jon 12 5, 48, 53, 87, 102, 113 Lindgren, Charles 10 51, 65 Lindgren, Heather 10 51, 54, 65 Little, Leslie 10 3, 53, 65 123 Long, Michael 10 51, 66 Lore, Kim 10 14, 50, 51, 62, 66 Lore, Michelle 12 45, 87, 102 Lukanen, Jennifer 20 Lundberg, Bill 12 9, 16, 18, 38, 48, 49, 87, 94, 96, 97, 1 Lundberg, D. 11 76 Lundberg, Lena 11 16, 20, 33, 40, 76, 79 Lundberg, Pat 53 Lundquist, Roberta 12 5, 53, 87, 102 Luoma, Eric 53 Luoma, Ginger 12 3, 14, 28, 29, 53, 87, 94, 102, 127 Luoma, Michelle 10 51, 66 Lupich, Amy 12 9, 29, 39, 87, 95, 102 Lustig, Gary 11 17, 76 Lustila, Connie 12 5, 45, 87, 102 Lustila, Ginger 11 76 Lustila, Leah 11 76 Lustila, Lelyn 10 66 Lustila, Melanie 10 66 Luziach, Mike 12 27, 39, 87 Luzovich, Keith 10 51, 66 Majerle, Debbie 12 48, 88, 97 Makela, Jodi 11 2, 76, 80 Maki, David 12 88, 102 Maki, Kathy 11 3, 6, 38, 41, 58, 59, 76 Maki, Kris 12 3, 33, 38, 39, 41, 82, 88, 96, 102 Maki, Melissa 11 44, 76 Maki, Peter 10 66 Manion, Mike 12 22, 25, 48, 88, 94 Marks, Deanne 35 Marks, Michelle 11 76 Mason, Charity 10 20, 66 Matala, Erik 11 28, 30, 53, 76 Matala, Lisa 20 Matchiner, Bill 34, 53 Mattonen, Allen 11 76 Mattonen, Lana 10 35, 38, 54, 57, 66 Matts, Carlene 53 Mattson, Barbara 10 66 Mattson, Carrol 11 76 Mattson, Donna 12 24, 32, 33, 39, 45, 48, 88, 95, 102 Mattson, Lisa 10 66 Maturi, Tony 10 30, 66, 70 Mauston, Jeff 23 McBride, Debbie 11 76 McBride, Julie 10 31, 38, 39, 51, 66, 69 McBride, Laura 10 29, 43, 47, 51, 54, 57, 66 McBride, Will 12 43, 45, 47, 54, 88, 102 McCoid, Mark 11 34, 76, 127 McCormick, Stacy 23, 35, 60 McDonald, John 11 22, 76 McKee, Kirk 10 66 McKenna, Jennifer 10 20, 51, 57, 66, 69 McKenzie, Angel 20 McKenzie, Joy 20 McQueen, Scott 10 66 Mehle, Pam 11 11, 38, 48, 49, 76 Melander, Mary Jo 10 41, 66 Meleen, Sherri 11 76 Merten, Craig 11 76 Mesojedec, Chad 11 76 Michals, Tony 12 18, 22, 88 Miller, David 11 17, 48, 76 Miller, Jesse 11 17, 18, 48, 76 Miro, Tim 53 Mobraten, Annette 10 52, 53, 66 Mock, Tabitha 11 40, 57, 76, 79 Moe, Stephanie 12 39, 53, 80, 88, 102 Moeller, Jennifer 23, 31 Moeller, Stephanie 12 3, 13, 31, 36, 38, 39, 45, 88, 95, 1 Mohney, Janet 11 29, 35, 76, 80 Mohney, Karen 35 Mohney, Michelle 12 6, 9, 14, 35, 38, 39, 88, 94, 97, 102 Moilan, Debbie 12 58, 59, 88, 102 Molesky, Denise 10 66 Monsrud, Alison 10 66 Morcillo, Pablo 12 11, 18, 28, 40, 88, 99 Mortaloni, Tom 12 48, 80, 88, 102 Mowrey, Jonny 34 Mowrey, Paul 11 34, 53, 76 Mroz, Kelly 10 53, 66 Nachatilo, Krystal 10 53, 66 Naughton, Kelly 10 51, 57, 66 Neari, Paul 10 27, 66 Neari, Tony 12 3, 38, 48, 82, 88, 94, 102 Neimi, Michele 11 44, 72, 76 Neimi, Tammy 11 53, 55, 76, 79 Nelson, Charles 12 88 Nelson, Michelle 10 66 Nelson, Troy 10 62, 66 Nesbitt, Kevin 11 76 Newman, Lance 11 17, 34, 36, 76 Nielsen, Kris 12 5, 6, 45, 53, 88, 102, 127 Norlander, Chris 10 66 Novak, Rod 11 51, 76 Ofstad, Jon 12 18, 19, 39, 48, 49, 89, 95, 113 Oksa, Steven 12 89 Olivanti, Angie 35 Oliver, Tammy 10 66 Olsen, Patty 20 Olson, Andy 12 13, 28, 36, 89 Olson, Angela 12 89 Olson, Troy 10 67 Otis, Rose 12 89, 103 Padgett, Marla 12 52, 53, 89, 103 Pajari, Chad 11 18, 27, 30, 77 Palazzari, Kris 10 23, 67 Paneula, Jessica 20 Paoletti, Paul 12 25, 27, 39, 44, 80, 89, 96, 103 Parzyck, Wendy 10 51, 67 Paskavan, Curtis 11 77 Paskavan, Jack 10 67 Patrick, Glen 53 Patrick, Jeffrey 12 89 Paul, Patty 10 67 Pender, Tara 53 Perko, Joe 11 17, 77 Peterson, Denae 10 54, 57, 67 Peterson, Jamie 53 Peterson, Jeremy 34 Peterson, Justin 10 67 Peterson, Scott 10 28, 67 Peterson, Wade 10 67 Petrick, Lisa 35 Petz, Oliver 12 18, 40, 89, 99, 126 Phenning, Jody 11 57, 77 Phillip, Lori 51 Phillips, Lori 10 19, 20, 60, 62, 67 Picek, Kim 11 23, 40, 77 Pietz, Sarah 54 Pitakanen, Leah 94 Pitkanen, Leah 12 39, 44, 48, 58, 59, 80, 89, 96, 103, 113 Plotnik, Laine 11 51, 77, 80 Poderzay, Russell 10 67 Pollock, Amy 11 38, 40, 77 Pollock, Sara 20 Popelka, Holly 10 67 Popenhagen, Dale 11 77 Prasnicki, John 11 16, 17, 18, 77 Prebble, Heather 10 28, 67 Prebonich, Steve 12 89 Preckel, Kevin 51 Preckle, Kevin 10 67 Prijatel, Becky 11 52, 53, 77 Prijatel, Chris 12 13, 39, 53, 58, 89, 94, 103 Pueyo, Judit 12 29, 40, 89, 98, 103 Pulkinen, Jason 12 48, 89 Pylkka, Cory 12 48, 89 Rahikinen, Kyle 12 89 Raymond, Tim 11 77 124 Renzaglia, Robb 10 67 Richard, Joseph 10 67 Richards, Joe 51, 69 Risse, Andrea 35 Risse, Linda 12 35, 48, 90, 96, 103 Robinson, Chad 10 27, 67 Robinson, Julie 10 51, 60, 67 Robinson, Rick 11 77 Roche, Anne 12 3, 13, 60, 90 Roche, Katie 10 31, 51, 56, 67 Rodby, Allison 10 67 Rodby, Kevin 12 3, 6, 14, 28, 36, 90, 96, 103 Rogers, Jason 10 67 Roivanen, Virginia 11 29, 53, 77 Rosman, Chris 12 53, 90, 103 Rosman, Michelle' 10 67 Roszak, Allyson 11 27, 60, 77 Rouleau, Jack 48 Rouleau, Jeffrey 12 90 Rowen, Shawn 11 77 Roy, James 11 77 Rudolph, Keith 53 Saisa, Steve 12 22, 48, 90, 97, 103 Sakinen, Robert 34 Salmela, Shelly 12 90, 103 Salminen, Dean 10 54, 67 Sandnas, Maria 12 35, 40, 48, 90, 103 Santelli, Ray 12 2, 24, 27, 90 Santelli, Tony 10 67 Sauter, Duane 12 41, 90, 103 Schechinger, Larry 11 48, 77 Schechinger, Loddie 12 90, 103 Schley, Bill 12 18, 90 Schlotec, Dawn 10 29, 38, 39, 51, 62, 67, 69, 113 Schmid, Sue 12 16, 23, 32, 33, 36, 39, 48, 90, 97, 103 Schmidt, Eric 11 77 Schmidt, Karl 12 28, 90 Seaman, Tony 10 48, 67 Seibert, Dan 11 17, 77 Semon, Jennifer 10 53, 67 Senn, Robert 11 77 Seppi, April 20 Severson, Bob 12 3, 6, 14, 28, 90, 103 Severson, Pete 11 17, 41, 47, 77 Shepard, Gina 12 39, 48, 90, 96, 103 Siebert, Dan 9, 51, 72 Sirotiak, Bruce 10 67, 70 Sistad, Craig 12 13, 80, 91, 103 Sistad, Kelly 35 Skarich, Leslie 10 23, 33, 67 Skarich, Nick 12 18, 91, 97 Skinner, Dan 11 22, 34, 48, 70, 77 Skorich, Nick 12 48, 91 Skorich, Tony 10 67 Sleeman, Troy 11 51, 77 Smith, Tina 10 68 Sokoloski, Tim 12 18, 39, 48, 91 Solberg, Darcie 10 68 Sorci, Gina 10 55, 68 Sorhiem, Tracy 12 91 Spelts, Willie 12 9, 24, 27, 38, 39, 48, 91, 113 Spolar, Joann 10 68 Spollar, Amy 10 53, 68 Spry, Brad 12 18, 19, 28, 39, 44, 70, 91, 96, 103 Spry, Craig 53 Spry, Jennifer 23, 35, 53 Squires, Tom 10 34, 50, 68, 70 Stall, Chris 11 18, 48, 77 Stanaway, Gary 11 77 Stanaway, Scott 11 25, 27, 77, 80 Stanzell, Doug 10 68 Starkman, Stacy 31, 35 Stauber, Fred 53 Sterling, Karen 53 Sternberg, Paul 11 77 Stevens, Evelyn 12 40, 48, 91, 103 Strand, Maria 10 31, 57, 68 Street, Linda 11 77 Strumbell, Monica 12 31, 39, 45, 57, 80, 91, 96, 103 Suihkonen, Eric 10 68 Sundquist, Tricia 10 57, 68 Suomela, Tracy 11 72, 77 Swearingen, Karen 11 38, 40, 48, 72, 77, 113 Sweeny, Sheldon 10 68 Sweno, Gary 10 68 Sweno, Michael 11 78 Swenson, Teri 54 Swenson, Tod 10 68 Swenson, Traci 20 Tamminen, Jason 10 68, 70 Tamminen, Jennifer 10 14, 33, 51, 68 Tamte, Debi 10 62, 68 Tanttu, Brian 34 Tarr, Robert 11 78 Teasck, Amy 51 Teasck, Anthony 12 91 Teasek, Amy 10 68 Tetrault, Janelle 11 78 Thelen, Paul 12 91 Thomas, Daniel 11 16, 78 Thomas, Lisa 10 68 Tibayan, Fernando 12 14, 22, 38, 45, 47, 48, 49, 91, 95, 1 Tibayan, Fred 10 38, 47, 48, 54, 62, 68, 80, 113 Tiedeman, Stacy 12 92 Toman, Mary Beth 12 27, 58, 59, 91, 103 Tomazin, Kara 11 39, 58, 78 Toole, Joyce 11 2, 78 Torres, Larry 11 51, 53, 78 Trucano, Tina 10 35, 53, 68, 69 Turner, Deanne 10 53, 68 Ulrich, Julie 10 51, 68 Vandervort, Amanda 11 13, 54, 72, 78 VanDeventer, Rebecca 10 53, 68 VanSoest, Tammy 11 52, 53, 78, 79 Vidmar, Mary 10 20, 29, 53, 68 Vidmar, Peter 12 34, 91, 97 Virkus, Marie 11 78 Vukmanich, John 53 Walden, Sue 10 34, 51, 68 Walder, Eric 11 78 Waldner, Leif 10 68 Wavernack, Wendy 10 39, 51, 53, 58, 68 Weaver, Greg 12 6, 48, 80, 91, 113 Weber, Brad 11 78 Weber, Julie 10 51, 62, 68 Weber, Naomi 12 92 Weber, Sharon 12 91 Wedge, Erik 53 Weiss, Brenda 11 51, 72, 78 Wessman, Michael 12 92 West, Nadine 10 14, 29, 34, 51, 68 Westby, Roger 12 24, 92, 103 Westerbur, Marc 10 11, 17, 34, 38, 51, 68 Whalen, Steve 53 Whalen, Therese 11 38, 56, 78 Wilde, Dan 10 69, 70 Williams, Ann 10 51, 69 Williams, Mark 12 92 Williams, Rick 10 69 Wilmer, Pamela 11 78 Wirtanen, Tricia 11 58, 59, 78 Woods, Eric 12 34, 92 Woods, Eron 10 53, 54, 69 Wright, Doug 10 69 Wright, Jodell 12 92 Yarick, Jody 10 5, 29, 50, 51, 56, 62, 69 Yost, Chad 53 Zhu Jungie 116 Zimmel, David 10 69 Zupetz, Sandy 23, 31, 35 125 Hardee's Family Restaurant Northern Athletics and Lettering The Short Stop Andrew's Cameras G.W. Tucker Photographic Studio North American Cable Systems Sakrison's Canelake's Candy Herberger's Ben Franklin Hedja's T.V. and Sound Center Perpich T.V. and Music Virginia Floral The Hub Clothiers The Coate's Plaza Hotel Club 21 fred Orv's T.V. and Appliance Palace Clothing Buttons Bows Fabrics Virginia Surplus O.K. Auto Parts Mr. Steak Restaurant Pic-n-Pay L M Supply The Floor to Ceiling Store Nelson Collie Electric The Sass Artistic Team Hoover Construction Pohaki Lumber Virginia Raquetball Club Pepelnjak's Bakery This is the last page of this yearbook, and we the editors would like to say how happy we are that it is finished. We found out what a big challenge we took on at the begin- ning of this year. There was so much more involved in the production of this book than most people think. There are a lot of little mistakes that were made with a lot of tender loving care, so we hope you can overlook them and enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you. This book is meant as all yearbooks are, for the prime purpose of keeping your high school memories intact. We hope you will enjoy looking at the pictures and reading it in the future. There is a lot of blood sweat and tears that went into this book, if you look close enough you can see them. On behalf of our staff and the many people who helped us put this book together, we would like to say thank you for your support. ROHIAN STAFF '86-'87 Advisor: Mr. Tom Miller Ads Manager: Jon Busse Ads Salesmen: Dan Kilbane Co-editors: Chris Johnson Laura Birnstihl John Hakala Jeff Huseby Brad Spry Business Managers: Julie Hammerschmidt Melissa Maki Dan Issacson Copy Editor: Leah Pitkanen Page Designers: Tracy Suomela Michele Niemi Photographers: Scott Clark Keith Lehman Beth Horoshak Seth Jayson Cindy Kruse Paul Paoletti Marie Virkus