Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Wahian 1975 Volume 48 Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 3 . 3 WAHIA The « ntributions you have made to Washburn students;•■ cYour unselfish1 gQfcjpMlflFou r tinffoutside your senSiuled classroom activities will forever be remembere P mdreds of students who wcyUnvofved. work with th ashburn hockey program. (26 years as head coach) your many ycar$ spenu M Wtorof the (UiJ.sTf yoyj worship of the studH ouncil all have made the students under your IcadexshipJjii rfTOlults. We are indeed flavilcgc cate the 1975 2 CARL H. CARLSON. l x - t«l-tvr- 4%‘ Table of Contents Faculty Student Life Sophomores Sports Juniors Activities Seniors Calendar Acknowledgements Index Page 4 19 39 54 97 110 152 184 185 186 R. DeLapp Principal Many students contribute much time, energy and abilities to the on-going activities at Washburn, but without the dedicated efforts and hard work of students on the WAHI AN staff and their advisor, Mr. Johnson, those activities and participants would be soon forgotten. The WAHIAN has visually captured the present so that we may in the future more easily recall the diversity of students, the variety of events, and many fond memories of high school life. Thanks, WAHIAN staff, for making it all happen. C. Elias Assistant Principal S. Rucker Assistant Principal J. Rutherford Administration Assistant 5 6 Y. Cram M. Scalander nut J. Anderson COORDINATORS D. Weis J. Bouman G. Gudahl M. Wise 7 K. Stilzel J. Yung W. Diehl A. Dahl s R. Krause G. Lykken G. Beck R. Rogers R. Wolk G. Wald A. Walsh 10 M. Dills H. Dunn 11 M. Gagstetter D. Flugstad L. Ritter 12 J. Cosgrove A. Potter W. Lydcll J. Darwich N. Moody S. Long 13 C. Emerson M. Orman J. Stephens B. Turnbaugh R. Cersinc J. Eilcr E. Daniel C. Kelly C. Carlson 14 D. Ruliffson t � D. Wurst J. Lake G. Wcmeier M. Myers L. Schlagel F. Ario 15 G. Traynor A. Rasmussen D. Henriksen 16 R. Geary J. Colby S. Quigley. T. Erickson. B. Person. S. Jones, E. Engelhard. C. Hanneman. E. ROW I: J. Napue, M. Vest. ROW 2: K. Carlson. Postello. A. Carpenter. J. Sawyer. A. Long. R. Festc, H. Rognlie, G. Reuter, L. Holforty. E. Maddox. E. Nelson. M. Rushacho, T. Herman. M. Ekdahl, M. Zava-da. P. Loppnow. M. Gavanda P. Durocher B. Oliver 17 SAVE THE FORE STS The Bigger they are ... the Harder they Fall! ! 23 24 whoro hove Known bdorxz, 34 3b J6 37 Michael Allen John Anderson Kevin Anderson Mary Anderson Terry Anderson John Andrcasen Robert Anibal Martha Anker Nancy Anton Pamela Arnold Amy Arundel Jodi Asplund Kim Babcock Elizabeth Backlund John Bahr Martha Baker Douglas Barland Mark Barnum Michelle Barr Lynn Bassin Michelle Bauer Cheryl Becker Michael Beckman Angela Bell Leslie Bell Susan Bellefcuille Forrest Bentley Valeric Berg Christine Bergstrom Cynthia Bergstrom Peter Betts Steven Beyer Tracy Biehl Rikki Bishir Thomas Black Marcia Bloom 40 Kimberly Blum Mark Blunt John Bohr Grazyna Bondos Gail Bo.xrud Mary Bradshaw Rebecca Bradshaw Scott Braun Heidi Brink Mark Broderick Brad Broman Deborah Brown James Brown Kimberly Brown Lceann Brown Margaret Brownrigg Todd Brunier Jane Buffic Debra Burg Kimberly Burg Peter Burns John Bush Stephen Caffrey Daniel Cahill John Cain Lawrence Cain Paul Cain Curtis Carlson David Carlson Nancy Carlson Timothy Cegla Kevin Chapman NilsChellcn Carol Colborn Megan Conners Pegeen Conners 41 Carol Conrad Kim Crawford Leslie Crawford Ann Croissant Mary Cross Joseph Crumley Katherine Dalland Kevin Daly James Danielson Jennifer Davenport Brett Davis Robin Deland John DeMarais Donald Denman Curtis DesMarais Nicholas Devin Patty Diamond Sheila Diehl James Dobbins Colleen Doll Sheila Douglas Mary Doyle William Doyle John Dudley Sheri Duncan Tom Dwyer Deborah Dye Sharon Dye Craig Eichom Lawrence Elk Timothy Ellis Michael Ellison Cheryl English Leonard Engman Jacqueline Erickson Scott Evenson Paul Everett Patricia Evingson Thomas Evingson Janet Exline Thomas Eye Eileen Fahey Beth Feikema Victoria Felstcd David Fine Bryan Fischer Daniel Fischer Richard Fitzgerald Peter Fitzpatrick Michael Fleming Lisa Floback Nancy Foley Gregory Ford John Ford Anne Foster Rae Foster Lyncttc Fraction Julie Frank Autumn Frazier Jane Frederick Jody Frederick Pamela French Lisa Fuller Dean Fulmer Gregory Galamcau Janice Gentz James Gibson Richard Gilbertson Judy Gillis Elizabeth Gjcrdc Mark Goodman Teresa Grady 43 Kerry Graham Ter i Gray Richard Greeman Claire Green Tonya Green Charles Greenberg Mary Grimm Christopher Guillaume Anand Gupta Brian Haack Janice Hale Joyce Hale Eric Hall Julie Hall Karen Halstead Daniel Hanscom Barbara Hansen Alan Hanson Cheryl Hanson Becky Hanzlik James Hare David Harmon Jill Harmsen James Harris Sandra Hart Todd Hartley William Haubrich Timothy Hawley Mary Heath Mary Hcberlc Jane Hendrix Jonathan Hcrum Darlene Hicks James Higgins Danielle Hild Amy Hilden MORE MINIAT 44 iSbt URE MILLERS Karen Hillman Victorinc Hirdler John Hirsch Kimberly Hit cman Dcannc Hockcrt James Hoffman Kerry Holmbcrg Susan Holmcr Bonnie Horning Charles Hough Elizabeth Howard Bradley Howe Geoffrey Hove Laura Hoyt Ronald Huber Mary Huttner Kristi Ingram Marianne Iverson Renee Iwen Karen Jacobsen Annette Jacoway Kimberly James James Jaunty James Jeffrey Jody Jenkins Cynthia Johnson Drew Johnson Jon Johnson Karen Johnson Mark Johnson Patrick Johnson Rebecca Johnson Rita Johnson Sandra Johnson Shersten Johnson Steven Johnson 45 Terry Johnson Roxanne Jones Mary Kane Thomas Keith Aundreta Kemp Philip Kemp Kristin Kieft Pamela Kiclas Suzanne Kight Catherine King Peter Klein Steven Klug William Kolesar Joseph Kollath Theodore Kondrak Brian Kopperud SEARCHING FOR THE FOURTH FLOOR Ward Kragenbrink Mark Krook David Kunin Robert Lais Casey Lake Gregory Laliberte Kent Larson Todd Larson Charles Lawrence Doreen Laws David Lawson Rena Lebourgeois Daniel L.ee James Lee James Lee Jane Leemhuis Denise Leczcr Laurie Lctolsky 46 Debra Lewis Robert Lewis David Lindahl Vicki Lindseth Peter Lindstrom Judith Lloyd Cary Lockrem Paul Maahs Steven Mac Arthur Pauline Madden John Mady Carman Mahonc Mary Mahoney Ann Mark ward I Heidi Marsh Barbara Martin Ruth Mason Kristin Matson Paul Mayes Margaret McCreary Sheila McCucn Brad McDonald Sandra McGoldrick Susan McGoldrick Steven MeGraw Kathleen McGuire Steven McGuire Kia McKay Louis McLaughlin Janice Mehaffey Roger Mcllum James Melville Suzanne Meyer Cathlccn Michael Patrice Miller Wendy Mitby 47 Mcgumi Mitsuhashi Susan Moffatt Ann Mogilevsky Michael Monk Jon Moon Sandera Moore Dennis Morgan Angela Morris Michael Morrison Vicki Morton Thomas Moseley Debra Moss James Murphy Maureen Murray Solvcig Muus David Mykkcltvedt Margaret Nchotte David Nelson Mark Ness Gilbert Nevils Jeffrey Ncwbergcr Watson Nicholas Nancy Nichols Catherine Niemann Melody Nowakowski Joann Nyberg Karen Nye Mary O'Brien Marie Odash s Jane Ohl . Patricia Oh me Elizabeth Olin Heidi Olsen Kaia Olson Kathleen Olson Richard Onslow Tamilyn Osborne Wesley Ostlund Margaret Ottc Allison Owen SOPHOMOR 48 ES DISCOVER MILLER LIFE Geoffrey Pah I Charles Parry Terese Patnodc Larry Paulson James Payne John Pedersen Thomas Perrier Diane Perrigo Carol Perron John Persons John Peterson Kathleen Peterson Lisa Peterson Mary Peterson Perry Peterson Russell Peterson Tedd Peterson Janet Poliquin Scott Polister Michael Poulos Jeffrey Pratt Debra Proctor Raymond Pruitt Corrine Punchard Juliann Quanbeck Jay Quiggle William Quinn Steven Radcliff Ruth Raich David Raidt James Ramstad John Ramstad David Rank Richard Rank Terry Raymond Earl Richardson Gregory Richter Robert Ries Harold Roberts Nancy Robinson 49 Richard Robinson Ruth Robinson Gregg Rocheford Julie Rogers Steven Rogers Patricia Romain Jeapne Root Cynthia Roscncrantz Bonnie Roth Micbcal Roundtree Gregory Rowland David Rude SOPHOMORES SAY Rickey Russell Kevin Rynchek Sheldon Sagedahl James Salovich Gary Sandahl Rachel Sandberg Augusta Sanders Sara Sandvig Steven Sartwcll Laura Saunders Peter Scheid Will.amSch.il Diana Schlink David Schmidt Linda Schmidt Teresa Schneider Donna Scott Michael Scully Brett Scehuscn Lee Selstad 50 Charles Scmba Jeffrey Shand Mary Shannon Larry Sharp Thomas Sharp Patrick Shaughnessy Cheryl Shaw Paula Sheehan David Siegel Reginald Simington Victoria Simondct Valeric Skcba “WE’RE GONNA GO” Krag Skilbeck Randy Skogman Marguerite Sloan Marion Slocum Kathy Small Dianna Smith Leighton Smith Russell Smith David Sokoloski Thomas Solyntjes Joy Sorensen Danielle Sosin John Sovell Karin Stake Michael Slamos Dean Stanton William Stanton Robert Staples Niki Stavrou Becky Steffen 51 Richard Stevens Janet Stickney Debra Stoneburg Dawn Strand Charlotte Stratton Barbara Streed Kirk Stubbs Gary Sturdivant Mark Sullivan Steven Swanson Susan Swift Joy Taatjes Gloria Talley Eileen Taylor Linda Tedford Casey Thompson Linda Thompson Paul Thuras Robert Tiflcmans Richard Tisdale Kathleen Tomlinson Janet Townsend Stephen Tramel Marsha Tripp ONE YEAR DOWN ... TWO TO GO Vincent Trost Peter Truhlar Michael Tuck Debra Turnbull Liana Tyacke Teresa Ubl nthony Underd ah I Mary Urbanck Mark Van Every usan VanHoutcn Cathlecn Villas Laura Vinjc Victoria Voiding Matthew Vossen Holly Vrooman Schon Wade Patricia Walton Kathleen Warn Kelvin Washington Kevin Walcrston Charlinc Weatherford Brian Weaver Peter Webb Michael Weber Diane Wcichcl Scott Weber Philip Weller William Wen del Linda Weston Lee Whitlock Jeffrey Wichmann Karen Wied Yolanda Wills Lothar Williams Megan Williams Royce Williams Tracey Williams ” Diane Wilson Thomas Witta Todd Woidela Jennifer Wojciak John Wood Elizabeth Woodling Maricllcn Wright Patrick Wright Mark Wyckoff Richard Yec Mary Yonak Donna Zelinsky Richard Ziegler 53 The football team, that group of growling, grinding, vicious young men. blasted their way to a tic for third place in the city. Captained by Jim Dalton, Tom Lieberman, and Paul Rutt, the team gave a galliant try, but mistakes eventually took their toll in crucial games against Edison and Southwest. Plaqucd with injuries, lack of depth, and a tough schedule, the coaching staff made adjustments from week to week to turn in this respectful season. With key juniors returning and replacements from a winning sophomore team, football 1976 should again return the Millers to their usual number one standing. ROW I: T. Kaspcrek, J. Costello, M. Ingram, L. Johnson. D. Flom. S. Rude. R. Nelson, D. Taaffc, P. Campion, K. Baglien, D. McKizzie, S. Fiebiger, S. Hctland, ROW 2: B. Peterson. R. Lutes, E. Zakes, L. Wesley, C. Carr, S. Iwen, T. Bailey, J. Zobel, S. Gallos. P. Denman. W. Thrcatts. R. Hodge. P. Ramstad, Mgr., ROW 3: Coach Lansing, Coach Wemcicr, G. Ulrich, D. Schmidt. T. Bailey. B. Scfton. M. Blattic, G. Comb. H. Gould. K. Anderson, D. Carlson. Coach Orman, Coach Janasz. ROW 4: M. Grady, S. Galarncau. K. Shccley. T. Leslie. T. Franklin. P. Rutl, T. Dalton. T. Lieberman. B. Shepard, C. Lebon, D. Adams, T. Strawman. S. Brown. varsity football Tied for Third in Conference Record: 6 wins — 3 losses Washburn 27 North 6 Washburn 49 South 0 Washburn 13 Albert Lea 15 Washburn 20 West 10 Washburn 35 Central 6 Washburn 20 Henry 14 Washburn 28 Roosevelt 20 Washburn 7 Edison 17 Washburn 0 Southwest 28 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Fifth in Conference Record: 3 wins — 2 losses — 2 ties Washburn 0 North 6 Washburn 14 West 0 Washburn 6 Central 6 Washburn 8 Southwest 6 Washburn 22 South 6 Washburn 12 Henry 12 Washburn 6 Edison 17 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Tied for Second in Conference Record: 6 wins 1 loss Washburn 28 North 0 Washburn 22 West 0 Washburn 8 Central 6 Washburn 0 Southwest 14 Washburn 32 South 6 Washburn 12 Henry 0 Washburn 12 Edison 6 The sophomore football team streaked through a fantastic season due to hard work and determination. Coaches Nelson and Turnbaugh worked the squad vigorously in pursuit of a respectable season. The team responded in bringing home a tie for second place in the city. The quarterback responsibilities were excellently handled by-Tom Moseley who guided the team to a fantastic 6-1 record, the best record in a long time for sophomore football. The team showed its tremendous offensive power against city champs Edison, in a very important victory to tic them with Southwest for second place. Sophomore Football ROW I: S. Rogers. R. Skogman. G. Roland. D. Denman. K. Washington. T. Johnson. K. Anderson. J. Hoffman, J. Sov-cll. G. Rocheford, ROW 2: G. Galarncau. B. Tillcmans, A. Bohr, S. Sagcdahl. R. Williams, P. Mayes, C. Lawrence, S. Tramel, P. Wright. W. Kolesar. P. Burns. R. Lais. ROW 3: Coach Nelson, J. Herum, J. Hare. D. Harmon, T. Moseley. P. Peterson. J. Mady, B. Broman. M. Ness. R. Ries, Coach Turnbaugh. ROW 4: J. Ramstad. C. Guillaume. R. Simington. T. Brunicr, J. Pratt. M. Vosscn, C. Nicholas. P. Betts. T. Undcrdahl. M. Morrison. D. Stanton. M. Ellison. 59 CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team, led by Coach Crokett, took a run at the city title this year and ended up fifth. They were young and inexperienced with seniors Bohan, Stanko, and Ohman leading the way. The team will start all over in the summer preparing for next fall. CROSSCOUNTRY City Meet Southwest 46 South 97 Henry 102 West 126 Washburn 130 Roosevelt 136 Edison 164 Marshall-U 254 Vocational 293 Central 350 60 ROW I: J. Lockhart. P. Keller, D. Zuback. D. Foster, J. Jallo. L. Jorgensen. B Wilson. J. Berlin ROW 2: Coach Grokctt, D. Kcllchan, P. Spika. J. Gosselin. L. Roubi-nik. P. Bohan. D. Stanko. J. Ohman Soccer The soccer team played their way through a very respectable season. This team showed that soccer is truly an exciting sport. With better fan support this year, the team showed definite enthusiasm and skill. Coach Ario ran the team through many running drills early in the season for conditioning, a must in soccer. ROW I: D. Kunin. K. Campion. D. VanHccl. J. Swift. P. Gronbcrg, M. Rains. J. Wood. J. Shand. ROW 2: L. Berlin. J. Doty, J. Caffcry. J. Johnson. K. Basticn. R. Hatlestad. B. Trautman, M. Aubrccht, H. Bagha. ROW 3: Coach Ario. D. Ario. T. Nordahl. J. Bicker. R. Little, J. Arundel. B. Brodhag. T. Peterson. 61 VARSITY BASKETBALL Tied for Sixth in Conference Record: 8 wins 12 losses Washburn 53 Washburn 63 Washburn 70 Washburn 59 Washburn 75 Washburn 51 Washburn 51 Washburn 69 Washburn 50 Washburn 63 Washburn 66 Washburn 48 Washburn 64 Washburn 43 Washburn 69 Washburn 51 Washburn 61 Washburn 57 West 43 Central 68 Southwest 68 Edison 58 North 85 Mounds view 60 Lincoln 69 Roosevelt 73 Vocational 40 Henry 72 South 65 West 46 Edina East 59 Sim Icy 62 Central 70 Southwest 68 Edison 63 North 83 REGION D Washburn 50 Wayzata 48 Washburn 61 Armstrong 63 ROW I: C. Semba Mgr.. S. Chamberlain. K. Baglien, T. Morsely, C. Pedersen. ROW 2: T. Leslie. D. Ghizoni, B. Shepherd Capt., K. Bohan. A. Duke. D. Adams. ROW 3: M. Moseley. D. Boudreaux, Coach Stephens, G. Kali-nowski, T. Teague. 62 Go Millers, go, go The basketball Millers, under the direction of new coach John Stephens, ended with a season record of 8 wins and 12 losses. The team had a few sparks of hope in beating Wayzata in the first region game but later losing a heartbreaking loss to Armstrong in the second. Captain Brian Shepherd was named to the all-city team. SOPHOMORE BASKET BALL Fifth in Conference Record: 5 wins • 8 losses Washburn 52 West 38 Washburn 42 Central 56 Washburn 44 Southwest 48 Washburn 35 Edison 33 Washburn 41 North 61 Washburn 44 Roosevelt 48 Washburn 48 Henry 47 Washburn 49 South 53 Washburn 74 West 41 Washburn 32 Central 64 Washburn 59 Southwest 69 Washburn 63 Edison 45 Washburn 65 North 82 Basketball Washburn's sophomore basketball team was a team of high hopes and good production. Their steady defense prevented losses against many teams. The team had a lack of height but made up for it with alertness and determination. After disappointing losses to North and Central, they rebounded to demolishing w ins over W'est. Henry, and Edison. Sophomore ROW' I: S. Tramel. K. Patterson. G. Sturdivant. L. Smith. P. Kemp. M. Tuck ROW 2: T. Johnson. C. Guillaume. M. Vosscn, C. Nicholas. R. Robinson. T. Brunier. Coach Peruse. N 64 Men's gymnastics this year was. according to first year coach Hill, definitely a rebuilding year. The team took third place in city competition, captured fourth place in regions, and is looking to a possible second in regional play for the 76 season. Captained by junior Brad Hall, the team worked its way through the season and is looking forward to next year. GYMNASTICS Third in Conference Record: 3 wins - 7 losses Washburn 49.80 North 36.50 Washburn 45.50 Roosevelt 50.70 Washburn 51.50 South 52.05 Washburn 55.95 Edison 83.25 Washburn 51 36 Centra! 35.66 Washburn 47.80 North 55.40 Washburn 46.30 Roosevelt 60.60 Washburn 47.44 South 48 03 Washburn 55.45 Edison 77.65 Washburn 54.79 Central 50.86 ROW I: J. Babbitt. S. Weatherford. C. Walchek. P. Conway, P. Wright. B. Hall, J. Ramstad, J. Simondet. ROW 2: B. Reed. G. Braun, B. McLaughlin, Coach Hill. T. Wucst, R. Gilbertson, B. Dincscn. J. Tornquist. 65 0) Z3- G) ROW I: D. Ario. M. Schultz. C. Middlcbrook. T. Maanum. J. Johnson, D. Endley. D. Stanko. M. Rains. M. Aubrccht. ROW 2: J. DcMarais. T. Strauman. J. Caffrcy, D. Carlson. J. Arundel. S. Galarneau. B. Brodhag. Coach Noble VARSITY HOCKEY First in Conference Record: 13 wins - 2 losses Washburn 13 North 0 Washburn 10 Edison 3 Washburn 6 West 2 Washburn 5 Hcnrv 1 Washburn 10 Central 0 Washburn 4 Southwest 2 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 6 South 4 W'ashburn 6 West 4 Washburn 6 Henry 4 Washburn 6 South 1 W'ashburn 2 Southwest 7 REGION Washburn 6 Edison 1 Washburn 3 Roosevelt 6 Washburn 6 Blake 4 This year's team was classified as one of WHS’s strongest in years. They had problems earlier in the season, but pulled out of it and showed good passing and defense. By mid season the team was voted high in the state rating, and showed they could compete with any other team in the state. Goal tending was one of the strong points. The city title was not easy to come by, but through alot of hard work and practice, they did it. A slump late in the season, and some crucial injuries to key players, dampened WIIS’s tournament hopes as they were only able to finish third in the region. Graduation will take ten seniors. but next year could be seen as a rebuilding year. 67 JV Hockey L. Jorgensen, M. Huspeni, T. Maanum, K. Larson. D. Harmon. J. Pratt. I). Endly. D. Roberts. B. Trautman. J. Dyer, J. DeMarais. M. Schultz. J. Johnson. Coach Jockctty Junior varsity hockey showed a lot of promise this season as they wailed to a 10-0-1 record. Coach Jocketty showed the team that there is more to junior varsity than just the backup image it receives. They finished first in the city and had no trouble doing so. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY First in Conference Record: 10 wins - 0 losses - 1 tie Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 8 Edison 0 Washburn 4 West 0 Washburn 1 Henry 1 Washburn 8 Central 0 Washburn 3 Southwest 1 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 7 South 3 Washburn 2 West 1 Washburn 6 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 7 South 3 68 Ski Team ROW I: C. Covert, P. Bums, J. Lloyd. J. Swift. M. Kavoukjian. D. Flom. D. Kelehan. J. Comb. ROW 2: D. Rosie, P. Spika, B. McLaughlin. M. Lloyd. B. Johnson. P. Markannen. J. Mattsson. ROW 3: P. Bohan. J. Doty. J. Wallin, R. Mattsson. R. Roetman. J. Bicker. WASHBURN SKI TEAM Third in Conference Record: 5 wins 3 losses Washburn 3 North 6 Washburn 2 West 4 Washburn 5 Henry 4 Washburn 5 Edison 4 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 4 Washburn 2 South 4 Washburn 2 Central 4 Washburn 3 Marshall-U 6 REGION C MEET Edison 6 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 9 Henry 12 West 12 South 19 Central 19 North Marshall-U A fair weathered winter brought a fair season to the men's ski team. Cross-country captain Paul Bohan and downhill captain Jim Swift along with strong skiier Mike Lloyd pulled the team through. VARSITY SWIMMING Tied for Second in Conference Record: 7 wins - 2 losses Washburn 123 Marshall-U 32 Washburn 55 South 27 Washburn 87 Roosevelt 84 Washburn 53 North 27 Washburn III West 58 Washburn 36 Central 47 Washburn 88 Vi Southwest 83 V4 Washburn 52 Henry 31 Washburn 85 Edison 87 Breaking city records right and left (four for the season), the varsity swimming squad, coached by Mr. Turnbaugh and Mr. tiler, tied for the city conference’s second place with Edison and Southwest. In tough district competition, they took third. From there. Washburn sent a few individuals and both relay teams on to regions. Junior Greg Ulrich set a record in the 100 freestyle and then went on to state to compete in the 50 and 100 freestyle. 70 ROW I: B. Peek. M. Jungers. P. Mavity, M. VanEvery. P. Jungers. D. Pedersen. S. Marsh. E. Ulrich. ROW 2: D. Van-Heel. M. Scully. M. Krook. E. Webb. B. Smith. B. Nelson. D. Stoppleman. B. Coulter. G. Ulrich. ROW 3: Coach Eilcr, Coach Turnbaugh, S. Stcnslund. G. Laliberte. M. Maynard. M. Saunders. M. Pedersen. M. Fuller, S. Jungers. Keeping in pace with the general growth and popularity of Minneapolis swimming, the sophomore team landed an impressive second place in city competition and a third in the city sophomore meet this year. The squad was made up of first year swimmers with a few junior highers and is a chance for younger swimmers to develop through competition. The team made much improvement throughout the year. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING Second in Conference Record: 8 win - 3 losses - I tie Washburn 86 Marshall-U 43 Washburn 17 Edina East 66 Washburn 41 South 41 Washburn 83 Roosevelt 71 Washburn 45 North 4 Washburn 88 West 32 Washburn 57 Central 5 Washburn 63 Southwest 102 Washburn 52 Henry 25 Washburn 60 Park Center 89 Washburn 88 Edison 59 Washburn 89 White Bear 70 ROW I: M. Zenccek. M. Barnum, J. Rogers. D. DcsMarais. ROW 2: M. Goodman, J. Ford, B. Tillemans, T. Hawley, J. Hcrum. 71 VARSITY WRESTLING Fifth in Conference Record: 7 wins 5 losses Washburn 27 Southwest 24 Washburn 26 Roosevelt 32 Washburn 13 Edison 46 Washburn 22 Henry 23 Washburn 28 Cretin 23 Washburn 45 Vocational 21 Washburn 14 South 33 Washburn 33 Bcnildc 21 Washburn 29 North 17 Washburn 41 West 8 Washburn IS St. Louis Park 33 Washburn 30 Central 25 w R E S T L I N G Washburn’s varsity wrestling was highlighted by Dale Ohme’s entrance into the slate tournament. It is the first time since 1970 that Washburn has placed a wrestler in the state tournament. Paul Gronberg advanced into Regions but was upset in the second round. Ohme’s fantastic 26-1 season record shows how Washburn wrestling has progressed this season. All-around team effort and support lifted them to a very respectable season. 72 ROW I: S. Longman, T. Farr, B. Wendel, J. Ramstad. S. Bros, E. Lawrence, T. Chresand. D. McCuen. ROW 2: P. Ram-stad, J. Gibson, D. Hodge, D. Lyons, P. Echert, H. Gould, D. Ohme. P. Gronberg. Coach Rasmussen. 73 SOPHOMORE WRESTLING The Washburn sophomore wrestling team ‘grappled’ through a very successful season. Finishing only behind Edison and Roosevelt in the city conference, they went on to finish second in the city sophomore tournament. With the strength shown by this sophomore team, varsity wrestling outlook is most promising. SOPIIOMORfc WRESTLING Third in Conference Record. 6 wins — 3 losses 2 tied Washburn 33 Southwest 33 Washburn 24 Roosevelt 42 Washburn 21 Edison 48 Washburn 33 Henry 40 Washburn 49 Cretin 12 Washburn 48 South 18 Washburn 50 Bcmldc 20 Washburn 44 North 17 Washburn 66 West 0 Washburn 32 St. Louis Park 32 Washburn 54 Central 6 74 ROW I: J. Berlin. M. Stanios, P. Capouch, J. Hoffman. S. Sagcdahl, M. Fleming, Capi. L. Vossen. Capt. T. Raymond. ROW 2: Coach Gagstetter. C. Lake. D. McCeary, D. King. P. Peterson. P. Betts, A. Bohr. J. Shand. Mgr. C. Carlson. Washburn’s tennis team was handicapped by inexperience and lack of depth. Struggling with only one senior, Bill McAllister, who was also captain, the team went through a rebuilding year. The team suffered a great disappointment when they failed to reach the Districts. After demolishing Vocational in the sub-districts, the team went on only to lose to Marshall-U 5-0. Players who went to the districts in singles were Bill McAllister and Todd Popham. Joe Bicker and Scott Merrill advanced in doubles only to lose in the semi-finals. With everyone returning except one. the team looks for the city title next year. Fifth in Conference Record: 5 win — 5 losses Washburn 2 Edison 3 Washburn 3 Southwest 2 Washburn 4 Henry 1 Washburn 5 Vocational 0 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 0 West 5 Washburn 3 Central 2 Washburn 2 South 3 Washburn 1 Marshall-U 4 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 3 CITY TOURNAMENT Washburn s Vocational 0 Washburn 0 Marshall-U 5 Tennis ROW I: P. Conway. E. Youngdahl, T. Moseley, J. Simonsen. T. Dystc. D. VanHcel, M. Saunders.jROW 2: D. Roberts. S. Merrill. J. Bicker, D. Ward, T. Popham. B. McAllister. Coach Potter. , 7S VARSITY BASEBALL Second in Conference Record: 12 wins 3 losses Washburn 5 Edison 1 Washburn 3 North 1 Washburn 1 South 2 Washburn 21 Marshall-U 1 Washburn 23 West 0 Washburn 6 Vocational 3 Washburn 6 Central 1 Washburn 13 Southwest 1 Washburn 12 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 1 Henry 4 Washburn 5 Kennedy 3 Washburn 3 Eisenhower 1 DISTRICT Washburn 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 5 Edison 0 Washburn 0 South 1 76 ROW I: M. Pedersen Mgr, S. Sagedahl. J. Osgar. J. Caffery, D. Stanko, J. Goff. R. Nelson, D. Ario, J. Sovcll. ROW 2: P. Rult, G. Hamer. B. Brodhag, R. Baglicn, K. Anderson. J. Seflon, S. Pcttcrscn, G. Michael, C. Middlebrook, Coach Stephens. The 74 varsity baseball team was a team with great talent. Bad luck hampered the team from taking the city title. After finishing second in the city with an 8-2 record, the team soundly defeated City Champion Edison 5-0. In the championship game with South for the district title, the team lost a heartbreakcr in overtime 1-0. Coach Stephens was very disappointed about the loss to South, but looks ahead to a promising ’75. 77 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Third in Conference Record: 7 wins — 3 losses Washburn 15 Washburn 10 Washburn 3 Washburn 6 Washburn 17 Washburn 7 Washburn 4 Washburn 2 Washburn 3 Washburn 4 Edison 4 North 3 South 20 Marshall-U 0 West 4 Vocational 6 Central 1 Southwest 8 Roosevelt 5 Henry 1 The Washburn sophomore baseball team was a team of many ups and downs. With crushing victories over Edison. North, and West, the team truly showed their offensive power. Forgetting the loss at South, the defensive unit was impressive. The team also showed great team spirit in making practices and showing enthusiasm. With this young team, future varsity baseball looks very promising. Sophomore Baseball ROW I; B. Finnerty Mgr. J. Kisc. R. Larson. J. Gamble, K. Baglicn. B. Trautman. J. Maddsen. G. Ulrich. T. Kaspcrck. T. Anderson. S. Fiebiger. ROW 2: J. Farrand, J. Villas. M. Fuller. E. Endly, J. Machacck. D. Carlson, B. Barth. P. Spika, B. Sefton. S. Gallos, Coach Wurst. 78 ROW I: D. Talbott. C. Norum. J. Arundel. T. Fiebiger. T. Oslund. ROW 2: J. Oman. J. Okada. M. Grubc, Coach Ruliffson. M. Grube. K. Campion, M. Aubrccht. Golf The golf team, which consisted of eleven players, had a rather successful season last year. The team which consisted of mostly juniors had a respectable third place finish. The team should have a little more depth in ’75 because of the returning players. Although the team has very few underclassmen. they look for a good season. MEN S GOLF Tied for Third in Conference Record: 7 wins 3 losses Washburn 11 Vocational 4 Washburn 8 Southwest 19 Vt Washburn 3 Roosevelt 9 Washburn 20 Vi South 3 Washburn 18 Central 5 Washburn 16 Vt Marshall-U 8 Washburn 23 West 7 Washburn 9 Edison 13 Washburn 15 Henry 10 Washburn 12 North 11 79 ROW I: S. Moosbrugger, G. Dcvcry. G. Ringhiscr. G. Braun, P. Mayes, G. Ness. R. Olson. K. Frykman, S. Sagedahl. D. Flom. T. Bailey. B. Sechuscn. ROW 2: D. Hodge, G. Lccy, M. Belts, J. Zobel, J. Ramstad. K. Anderson. P. Bohan, B. McLaughlin. M. Vossen. L. Wesley. R. Lutes, D. Larsen. D. Kelehan. ROW 3: Coach Gagstcttcr. D. Foster. G. Rolland. C. Boyce. E. Lawrence. M. Wycoff. R. Ries, J. Tornquist. P. Gronbcrg. E. Hall. R. Jones. M. Ingram. P. Schimke. ROW 4: Coach Meyer. R. Rank. P. Slromgren. B. Grimm. B. Markcy, D. Boudreaux. L. Roubinik. K. Bohan. T. Teague, N. Devct, C. LcBon. P. Ramstad. L. Nelson. The track team of ’74 was predicted by preseason raters to finish high in the conference. They had a season which could have been described as satisfying. They started the season by finishing fourth in the Twin City meet. This was accomplished with the help of strong runners such as Scott Mayes and Travis Bailey. The team ended its season by finishing a disappointing sixth place in the Region D meet. The captain of the team was Scott Mayes. There were 60 underclassmen on the team. Inexperience was the main reason for the lower than expected finish. 81 I he 1974-75 cheerleading squad under advisor Clifford Johnson and captain Beth Frost was the largest squad ever at Washburn. The nineteen girls comprised the various sports and were able to cover all men's varsity athletics. Making a point of going out of their way to support the teams, the cheerleaders did some creative and unusual things. The squad practiced long and hard to perfect their various routines. Cheerleaders 82 ROW I: D. Perdue. L. Bohr. L. Eckcs ROW 2: S. Olson. Capt. B. Frost. M. Klctlc. L. Kolesar, C. Hartwick ROW 3: C. Olson. S. McGowan. S. Johnson. P. Oslund ROW I: K. Granning, T. Russell. S. Johnson ROW 2: M. Klcttc. L. Eckcs, Capt. B. ROW I: S. Olson. L. Scndecky. S. McGowan ROW 2: C. Olson, Capt. L. Bohr, C. Hartwick K. Granning. J. VanHouten, A. Abdo, Capt. J. Anderson, B. Despard 83 Miller 74- ROW 1: A. Bracchi, J. Mahoney, J. Petterson. A. Hilden, M. Slocum, J. Strandlund ROW 2: K. Belden, M. Cross, D. Strand, E. Olin, J. Olafson, Capt. 84 mates 75 ROW I: N. Bevis. Capt. J. Foyc, S. Haley. T. Mahnerd. V. Voiding ROW 2: T. Ruder. J. Nichols, J. Erhard. M. Murphy. R. Bell This year's Millcrmates were without an advisor but were successfully directed by co-captains Nancy Bevis and Jody Olafson. All the girls worked hard at practices during the summer and after school. They performed in Millwheels. football and basketball games, and various pep fests. An added addition to the squad were the pretty orange and blue game day sweaters. WOMEN S SWIMMING Second in Conference Record: 7wins I loss Washburn 70 Edison 27 Washburn 71 Southwest 133 Washburn 140 Henry 54 Washburn 72 Roosevelt 25 Washburn 88 Central 40 Washburn 90 South 35 Washburn vs North forfeit Washburn 122 West 88 Women’s Swimming 86 This year’s girls' swimming team was young but experienced. The girls were able to go as far as taking second in both city and districts. Captained by Martha Beetsch and Sue Holbrook, and under a new coach. Mrs. Bumgarner, the girls worked to accomplish new team records. With practice beginning in August and continuing daily throughout November, progress and ability developed assuring next year’s team a rewarding year. The returning girls all have one common goal — take city in’75. ROW I: S. Bcctsch, S. Mdnnis, C. Jones. K. Maltby, M. Shannon, S. Swift. K. Ellingson. J. Brown ROW 2: J. Ranum. S. Sandvig, T. McParland, R. Bishir. M. Wcrlcr, T. Walton. J. Shifferly, M. Tolall. A. Ncllas ROW 3: A. Bell. M. Schonnescn. L. Rice. M. Bcctsch. P. Curl. S. Ericson, S. Sandvig, S. Holbrook. L. Saunders. Coach Bumgarner WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL Second in Conference Record: 8 wins —I loss Washburn 2 Edison 1 Washburn 2 West 0 Washburn 2 Vocational 0 Washburn 0 Southwest 2 Washburn 2 Henry 1 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 2 North 0 Washburn 2 Central 0 DISTRICT Washburn 2 South 0 Washburn 2 Marshall-U 0 Washburn 1 Southwest 2 Womens’ Volleyball Captains Suzanne Nelson and Grctchcn Michelscn led this year’s volleyball team to a successful season. The team took second place in the city and districts. Power and experience were the important factors behind their many accomplishments. Under the coaching of Mrs. Long, the girls put in many long, hard hours of practice, which enabled them to finish their season with an 8 - I record. Although most of this year’s team will be graduating, those returning next year show promising potential. ROW I: J. Northenscold. D. O'Dash. P. Porter. L. Schcurer. C. Miller. S. VanHouten. ROW 2: D. Rics. S. Wade. L Salovich. S. Nelson. A. Grambsch. ROW 3: Coach Long. K. O'Grady. J. Ellison. G Michclson. J. Sokoloski. C Haug. 89 Girls’ Ski Team The seed of a successful season for the new girl's ski team was germinated by the gung ho spirit innate in all the girls. Danctte Harmon, the team's captain, led the skiers to the 1975 city title. GIRL'S SKIING First in Conference Record: 5 wins - 0 losses Washburn 2 Edison 4 Washburn 2 West 4 Washburn 2 Central 4 Washburn 14 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 2 Henry 4 90 ROW I: L. Hit man. S. Rosenbloom. C. Rosencrant . L. Bassin. P. McCreary. D. Harmon. ROW 2: K. Matson. R. Robinson. K. Hillman. S. Swift. R. Raich. K. Wied. ROW 3: A. Markwardt, C. King. M. Gibson. A. Arundel, J. Quanbeck. Girls’ Gymnastics Coach Bcv Bcrquist and captains Diane Ries and Jeanne Weaver helped to urge their much talented team on to tie for the city title and win the A and B trophies for district 17. GIRLS’GYMNASTICS First in Conference Record: 7 wins - 1 loss Washburn 55.3 Southwest 55.8 Washburn 63.3 West 59.8 Washburn 57.79 North 49.98 Washburn 58.0 Central 32.60 Washburn 68.0 Eidson 64.0 Washburn 62.9 Roosevelt 61.25 Washburn 51.3 South 27.6 ROW 1: D. Haley, A. Bracchi, M. Schonnesen, L. Rice. R. Bell. J. Capouch. V. Hirdlcr, L. Peterson. ROW 2: L. Sendecky, J. Nichols, J. Weaver. D. Ries. J. Wilcox, C. Herridgc, J. Brown. Coach Bcrquist. ROW 3: S. Roland. S. Sandvig, J. Krezowski. S. VanDcvcre. S. Erickson. D. Hold. S. Heidelberg. P. Ingram. 91 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 7 wins — 5 losses Washburn 20 West IK Washburn 33 Central 19 Washburn 45 Southwest 27 Washburn 29 Edison 32 Washburn 21 North 26 Washburn 46 Roosevelt 16 Washburn 27 Vocational 38 Washburn 43 Henry 28 Washburn 35 Kennedy 36 Washburn 49 South 18 DISTRICT 17 Washburn 32 Southwest 25 Washburn 21 North 22 Basketball The girls' varsity basketball team, under returning coach Mrs. Long and captains Porter and Sokolos-ki. finished off their season tied for fourth place. Playing in the district quarterfinals, they had a heartbreaking loss to North by one point in overtime. For the first lime at Washburn, the girls' basketball team had a junior varsity squad. This young team practiced on developing skills. Hopefully they will be putting these skills to use on the varsity squad next season. 92 ROW I: J. Northenscold. B. Bronson, C. Norris. L. Salovich, A. Guillaume, C. Haug. R. Foster. ROW 2: L. Gustafson. N. Pryor. Capt. J. Sokoloski, J. Ellison, C. Jones, S. Wade. Capt. P. Porter. Coach Long. B. Squad ROW I: L. Shoop. L. Keller. B. Miller. K. Burg. M. Heberle. S. VanHouten. ROW 2: J. Erickson. D. O’Dash. C. Jennings. Coach Olin. S. Diehl. B. DeLapp, K. Conrad. 93 f Girls’ track of ’74 had one of their best years yet. The coaches were Mrs. Long and Mrs. Carl. The captains were Venessa Scljcskog and Sue Merrill. Practice began in March with 50 girls with 38 remaining on the team. The Miller girls were district champions and took sixth place in Region Five. Blcnda Bronson, the first Washburn girl ever to place in the state meet, took fifth place in the 100 yard dash. The team as a whole broke four district records and nine team records. The season ended with 26 letter winners. Track ROW I: J. McDonald. P. Sorenson. P. Carl. S. Sandvig, H. Barnum. S. Loofbourrow, S. Merrill. B. Seaman. J. Burgess. D. Beeson. D. Quadc. S. Sandvig. L. Pratt. ROW 2: P. Ogilvie. P. White. A. Guillaume, J. Johnson. A. Grambsch. S. Vandcvcre. P. Perdue, V. Scljcskog. C. Mecklcnberg, J. Brown, D. Callendar, J. Nor-thenskog. B. Bronson. ROW 3: Coach Carl. M. Hanson Mgr.. S. Hummel Mgr., B. Andres, C. Haug, S. Reid. L. Salovich. J. Ellison, N. Pryor Mgr.. R. Swanson. D. Ries, T. Simondet. Coach Long. 94 WOMEN S TRACK First in Conference Record: 4 wins — 1 loss Washburn 76 St. Louis Park 37 Washburn 52 Coon Rapids 62 Washburn no South 24 Southwest II Washburn 96 Henrv 27 Edison 22 Washburn 101 Southwest 13 95 Individual accomplishments arc what helped the girls' tennis team finish with an undefeated season. Captain Margaret Ashwcll made it to rcgionals and displayed fine ability and skill. This young team ended their season by taking both city and districts. Returning Couch Donna Thcil helped the new girls progress to become the backbone for next year’s team. WOMEN’S TENNIS WOMEN'S TENNIS First in Conference Record: 9 wins 0 losses Washburn 5 South 0 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 5 Henry 0 Washburn 5 Central 0 Washburn 4 Southwest 1 Washburn 4 Edison 1 Washburn 4 Vocational 1 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 4 West I ROW I: M W aters. M. Lundy. M. Ashwcll, N. Parsons. J Ruder ROW 1 M Wcrler. C. King. K Nordin. P White. B Andcres. L. Bkwett ROW 3: A. Arundel. K. McKay. M. King. N. Pryor. C. Bergstrom Ann Abdo Cynthia Albertson David Aldcrson Ethel Alexander Beverly Alstad Kirkland Anderson Mary Anderson Todd Anderson Bradley Bachman Kevin Baglien Timothy Bailey Joseph Banc Milan Barefield Robert Barth Timothy Bartko Richard Becker Donna Beeson Sarah Beetsch James Bell Veronica Bell Bruce Bcnnclt Mila Bennett Jennifer Bentley Douglas Berg Thomas Bcrglund Theodore Bezat Daniel Bjornson Mark Blattic Lynn Blewctt Christopher Blunt Karl Bohan Bridget Borchert Daryl Boudreaux Carlos Boyce Anita Bracchi Patricia Brackney James Brass Anna Brccount Btenda Bronson Karen Bros Robin Bros Jeanne Brown Julie Brown Sharon Brown THE JUNIORS SAY 91 Steven Brown Zachary Brown Timothy Brustad Brenda Buhn Duane Bumphurs Deborah Burch Jane Burgess Diane Butts Mary Bu ard Joseph Caffrey Patrick Callahan Deanna Callender Patrick Campion Peggy Carl Paul Carland Candace Carlson Daniel Carlson Rae Carlson Margaret Carr Samuel Chamberlain Condetia Chatham JuleeneChclIcn Laura Chin Edward Christenson “WE’RE GONNA FIGHT” Laurel Christtunson Mark Ciuro Brenda Cobb Janet Coddington Virgcl Cole Mary Collins George Comb Patrick Conway 99 JUNIORS PREPARE THEMSELVES Richard Cook Larry Couch William Coulter Christopher Covert Elizabeth Crockett John Crockett Thomas Crumpton Marsha Currier Susan Czupryna Linda Dagoberg Paul Dalland John Damman Sandra Darula Douglas Daun Laurie Dean Frank Debiaso Barbara DcLapp Patrick Denman Pamela DesMarais Bobbettc Despard Sally Dicssncr William Dinesen Rebecca Doyle Tom Dudley John Dyer Ted Dyste Dale Dzubak Laurinc Eckes Diane Egan Ann Eklof Charlotte Eklof Annette Ellis Judith Ellison Richard Endly Janet Erhard 100 FOR SENIOR RESPONSIBILITIES Debra Erickson Gloria Erickson Josette Espensen Vencta Etheridge Thomas Evans Kathleen Evers John Evingson Catherine Fahey Todd Farr James Farrand Craig Ferguson Jeaninc Ferguson Stephen Ficbigcr Wayne Fimon Sharon Finnegan Annette Fisher David Fisher Elizabeth Flanigan Carol Flodin David Flom Brian Freed Marcus Fuller Stephen Gallos Louise Galvin Joseph Gamble David Garcia Ann Gaynor David Ghizoni Jessica Gibson Margaret Gibson Jay Gilchrist Julie Gillquist Orin Gottlieb Michael Grady Mary Grambsch Kathryn Graning 101 Craig Green Forest Green Mark Grinnell Stephanie Grow Jan Gudmcstad Angclc Guillaume LisaGulbrandson Brian Gustafson Lynn Gustafson Anna Haak Jane Hackcl Richard Hagcdorn Michael Haley Bradlcv Hall Elizabeth Hall Jeffery Hall Deborah Hanscom Mark Hansen Lanora Hanson Robert Hare Denise Harn William Harper Lisa Hawkey Paul Hayes Paula Hayes Peter Hayes Frank Heidelberg David Hclscth Brian Hcndcy Michelle Henry Regina Henry Stoen Hctland Roxanne Hill Kathleen Hirsch Richard Hodge Teresa Hocbcn 102 Linda Holt James Hogberg Jeffrey Holmbcrg Annelle Hoslad Nick Hoyt Matk Huspcni Kimberly Iverson Lisa Jauniy Rayni Jenkins Collette Jennings Barbara Johnson Bradley Johnson CHUGGIN’ Jeffrey Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Keni Johnson Kimberly Johnson Robert Johnson Scoll Johnston Cynthia Jones lane Jorgensen Lee Kaibcl Gregory Kalinovs! Scott Kamann Rhea Kaner Michael Kavoukj Cindy Keating Beth Kcelet Scott Keith Daniel Kclchar Debra Kellogg Maureen KelV Deborah Kerr Michelle Kiel Dorothy Kie James Ktsc Dune Klees Kristine Kolesar Beth Koncopwski Paul Kreiser Karol Krueger Dawn l.adwig Gary l.adwig Brian Lainc Jaime Lair Marcia Laliberte Randal Lamerc David Larsen Richard Larson James Laughlin Debra Lavictoirc Catherine La Vine Edward Lawrence Kathryn Lawson Gregory Lecy Laurel Lchnherr Timothy Leslie Daniel LeVoir Brent Lewis Raymond Libby Elizabeth Lincoln Michael Lindahl Nancy Lindgren Jane Lindquist Jeffrey Lindsay Michael Lloyd Deborah Loud Julie Lowen Norman Lunde Donna Lundy David Lyons Jeffrey Machacek Tamorah Mahnerd 104 Kathleen Maltby Mark Mason Kim Massie Donald Malhcson Jeff Mattsson Rand Mattsson Todd Mayes Matt Maynard John McCormick Jennifer MeDermid Joan McDonald Gary McDowell Sandra McGowan Michael McGuire Bruce McLaughlin Rosemary McLaughlin Teresa McParland Thomas Mchlin Scott Merrill Carolyn Meyer Lynne Micrck Christina Miller Heidi Miller Kristie Miller Anthony Mitchell Debbie Mocn Barbara Moosbrugger Wanda Morgan Barbara Morrison Ross Munson Charmainc Murray Cheryl Nelson Jody Nelson Mark Nelson Jane Nichols Andrew Nordberg 105 Kay Nordin Wayne O'Brien Kathleen O’Riley Diane Odash Patricia Ogilvie Christine Olson Fay Olson John Olson Kurin Olson Leigh Olson Paul Olson Sharon Olson Susan Plumley Kathryn Popham Ralph Pratt Diane Prentice Nancy Pryor Lori Quad® Daniel Quam Renee Radetiff Ann Rasmusson Nathaniel Ratlcy Kevin Raymond Bryan Reed Thomas Olson Steven Palmquist Elisabeth Mary Peterson James Onken Melinda Parry Pcarsor. Julie Pettersen Patricia Oslund George Paterson Janet Pearson Jon Pictig Brad Peterson 106 Louise Ross Gregg Rotvold l.aunic Roubinck Theresa Roundtree Teresa Ruder Pamela Russell Tamara Russell Cecelia Ryan Luann Salovich David Sanford Robert Sass Daniel Satterberg Susan Reid Janean Rezab Alice Rhincs Diane Rice David Roberts Catherine Robinson Seth Rogers Sonja Rogers David Roisc Daniel Rollay Susan Rosenbloom Randy Roscncrantz Mark Saunders Robert Scarlett Paul Schatzlein Mark Schibiila Christine Schrader Judy Schroder Michael Schultz Debbie Schwartz William Schweitzer Sheila Scott Erin Scully Robert Sefton 107 Denise Shaffer William Sharp Kevin Shcelcy Jeremiah Simington Theresa Simondet Ricki Skogman Mark Smalley Connie Smith Robin Smith Belinda Snow Joni Soderstrom George Sorrells PaulSpiku Teresa Stai Kevin Stanton Kathryn Steffer Scott Stcllburg David Stoppclman James Strand berg Jari Strundlund Timothy Strawman Ginger Sutton Cari Tarbcll Douglas Taylor Tom Teague AnneTheurer Erich Thompson Michele Tinsley Jeffrey Tornquist Bruce Trautman Gregory Ulrich Jean Urbanck Laurie Vadcr Daniel VanHeel John Villas Julie Voigt 108 FROM A TO Z Jon Vos sen Kevin Wacholz Michael Waddick Michael Wagner James Wallin Elizabeth Walton Susan Warn Patrica Warren Mar Waters Carol Watcrston Paula Watson Guy Weegman James Weidcrt Michael Welch Michael Wellman Dianne Wells Martha Wcrlcr Thcrcse Werz Laurie Wessling Robert Wcthcrall Pamela White Sharon W'hite Timothy Wichmunn Jolic Wilcox Daniel Willett Martha Willett Timothy Willettc Susan Wolf Margaret Wood Brian Woods Larry Wright David Yantes Andrew Yee Linda Yonak Erik Youngdahl Janis Zempel James Zobcl 109 Welcome Week ’75 The new school year was kicked off with Welcome Week. The sophomores adapted to Washburn's hallowed halls with case, and some quickly learned that the fourth floor was out of sight. The first week of school brought many of us the realization that summer was something remembered. Welcome Week was a time for seeing old friends, becoming acquainted with new schedules and teachers, and remembering lock combinations. I I 112 The purpose of Welcome Week was to welcome everyone to the 1974-75 school year at Washburn. The week was opened with an auditorium. Student council president, Jody Olafson, introduced many of Washburn's teams and active members of the school's functions. On Friday night many students gathered at Washburn to dance to the music of Hitchkok. Welcome Week was filled with much excitement, and we had only just begun! m ROW I: President Jodi Olofson. Vice President Lori Eckcs. Secretary Lynn Blewett ROW 2: Treasurer Peter Ramstad. Vice President Joe Hickcr The Student Council held their elections in the spring of’74. Besides sponsoring social activities such as the Prom. Welcome Week, pep fests, donut dunks, etc., they put together a student directory, investigated the possibility of ID cards, and incorporated two members of the Student Advisory Committee into the council. Lori Eckes and Joe Bicker were Vice Presidents. Jodi Olofson was President, and Mr. Wald served as the advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Wald. Advisor SENIORS ROW I: K Erickson ROW 2: P Ramstad. V. Vrooman. B Kunin ROW 3: K Tarnish. T. Frykman, J. Bicker. J. Olofson JUNIORS ROW I: L. Chin. P Oslund. A. Abdo ROW 2: K Nor-din. G. Rotvold. B. Despard. K. Krueger SOPHOMORES ROW I: B Roth. C. Colborn. M. Murray ROW' 2. A. Arundel. H Vrooman. S. W ade. C. Villas The Washburn Grist From the Editor Grist Economy Volume SI. Number 5 Washburn High School. Minneapolis November 15. 1974 Seniors Organize; Elect Class Officers by Joe Bicker For some of us. senior year has arrived with all the excitement, tension, anticipation, and satisfaclion that goes hand in hand with such an event. Mellow Washburn days with sunny parking lots and hazy halls are bound to end as we move on, hopefully prepared to tackle problems and reach our destinations in life. How does this tie into Senior Board? Senior Board is a traditional program designed to inform seniors of happenings concerning them such as college information, class dues, class parties, scholarships, tests, and graduation. It is a medium which information is ah spread out into f The bo ' three by Dave Carland Almost every Washburn student has had a class interninted of the board is Travis Bailey III (12), who is chairman of the board, undertakes the majority of student affairs. Scott Iwen (12) nailed down the vice president position. The position of secretary is filled by Barb Hillman (12). The person with her fingers in the money is Treasurer Laura Semba (12). Homeroom representatives meet with the officers for a ten minute meeting each Monday after school. The representatives are elected by their classmates or homeroom teachers. technically call-'•ns. are plan- here that •'cheof kf'£k r quent Forty-ninth Street. Sleds are easily distinguished because they are usually partially pri-mered. have small engines, contain rust and detns, or make funny rattling noises. Su annc Nelson. Editor Mr. Georg Lykkcn. Advisor make a left turn off Pleasant ( onto Fiftieth without leaving at % least twenty feet of rubber. Here;s your own personal ra- mi tin chop! Rid mmpmhpr poor. The money pinch is beginning to hurt people more and more. The GRIST is no exception. Due to a decrease in the number of subscriptions and an increase in the cost of the publication. the GRIST is unable to function on a regular basis. From now until June, a paper will be published every two and occasionally every three weeks. There will be five small issues and six large ones. The outlook of theGRIST’sfinancial situation is dismal and nc significant increase in funds is foreseen Intramurals Offer Action Do you ever find yourself looking for something to do on school nights after th homework is done? Do you need some action for a change between weekends? The Sports Department has the answer - intramural sports. Volleyball, badminton, table tennis, and possibly spring soft-ball are co-ed, girls' sports consist of basketball and possibly gymnastics, while boys' sports include basketball and soccer. The intramural program has been expanded quite a bit this year; table tennis, which will be - holding matches in November. THE WASHBURN GRIST WASMWUHN HIGH SCHOOL 201 «M STNCCT MINNI Arons MINNESOTA SMOt Editor...Suzanne Nelson Advisor .... Georg Lykken Principal .... Roland DeLapp Front Page .... Sue Holbrook Jodi Johnson Feature Page . . . MarkSpeidel Connie Jennings Sports Page . . . Tom Frykman Ann Grambsch Editorial Page . . TomQuanbeck Karl Starr Reporters . . S. Alderson, B. Anderes, K. Belden, J. Bieker, L. Stroh S. Borchert, K. Bratrud, K. Campion, D. Car-land. J. Doty, S. Iwen. B. Kunin, M Lindahl, K. Lockhart. G. Oas, T. Popham, Business Mgr..Scott Iwen Photographers . Mark Schibilla Tom Quanbeck Cartoonists .... Dave Hawkey Shannon Borchert Homecoming preparations began a week early with the Senior class nominations for King and Queen. The candidates were narrowed down to five girls and five guys before the w hole school voted. During homecoming week two donut dunks were held and buttons, pompoms and ballons sold. Homecoming afternoon produced an auditorium featuring the talents of Washburn. A rousing pepfest followed along with the much awaited coronation. Joe Mahoney and Kan lirickson were crowned King and Queen with much pomp and splendor. With a feeling of exhilaration most of the student body left for MacQuarry Field and the football game against West. Homecoming festivities ended with the da nee f: 117 Sophomore Choir ROW I: L Butin, V. Voiding. R Pcland. M. Cross. D. Sosin. B. Strced. V. Simondct. R. Bishir ROW £ E. Taylor. N. Anton. J. Lcchmhuis, A. Markwardt, R. Robinson. J. Jenkins. J. Erickson. K Stake. P. Ohmc. K. McKay ROW 3: J. Stickney. K. Matson. A. Hildcn, A. Bell. R I wen. M. Slocum. D. Hockert. N. Carlson. M. Bloom. C. Stratton, M. Tripp ROW 4: M. Doyle. J. Salovich. M. Scully. C. Hough. J. Peterson. J. Ramstad. J. Gibson. K. Skil-bcck. J. Persons. S. Johnson Mixed Choir ROW I: J. Ohl. J. Swenson. J. Nyberg. G. Bondos. C. Roscncrantz, V. Etheridge. R. Jones ROW 2: C. Punchard, T. Lemons. K. Keating. C. Tarnish. K. Burg. J. Brown. M Kane. R. Sandberg. J. Gentz ROW 3: V. Lindscth. S. Olson. K. Peterson. M. Odash. A. Bell. S. Wade. L. Fuller. J. Exlinc ROW 4: L. Crawford. A Bohr. M. Goodman. J. Soucck. J. Abraham. D. Alderson. K. Iverson. C. Rank Girls Choir ROW 1: K. Meyer. T. Osborne. L. Enz. D. Needham. V. Bell. D. Hild. S. MeGown, K. Lockhart. L. Gulbrandson. ROW 2: T. Simondet, A. Abdo, K. Dinneen, C. Olson. A. Jaruszewski, B. Taylor, J. Sodcrslrom. K. Murphy, K. Craning, K. Olson. ROW 3: L. Lewis, K. Krueger, S. Reid. S. Diessner. J. Anderson. L. Blewett. E. Crockett. S. Wold. G. King. P. Garten, K. Nelson. ROW 4: T. Fclstcd. N. Lindgren, C. LaVinc. M. Grambsch. M. Hanson. L. Enz. S. Brown. J. Strandlund, L. Gustafson, J. Gillquist, L. Tedord, C. Featherstone. Choraliers Madrigals ROW 1: T. Russell, A. Bush, S. Hough, L. Monk. C. Otte. L. McLaughlin. T. Mah-nerd, S. Bodin. J. Johnston. ROW 2: E. Scheurcr. S. Nelson. S. Holbrook. A. Taylor. C. Fahey. R. McLaughlin, S. Larsen. J. Voigt. M. Anderson, A. Grambsch. ROW 3: D. Fulmer. M. Monk. B. Gustafson. T. Quanbcck, D. Erickson. M. Anker. F. Green. D. MacGregor. M. Woodling. M. Spcidcl. ROW 4: J. Quiggle, K. Starr. J. Carlson. T. Kaufman. M. Heistad. D. Anderson, P. Rasmussen. S. Iwcn. P. Kloster, R. Nelson. ROW I: C. Otte. J. Voigt. A Bush. ROW 2: S. Nelson. S. Larson. S. Holbrook. ROW 3: T. Quanbcck, R. McLaughlin. S. Iwcn. ROW 4: P. Rasmussen. J. Quiggle. M. Heistad. P. Kloster. Band 74-75 “76 Trombones Well we didn’t quite have 76. but this year’s band came on with full force. Under the leadership of Mr. Darwich. the band helped lead the school in spirit by playing at home football and basketball games. The new addition of a Dixie Band revitalized a music style of the past. ROW 1: D. Fisher. W. Halstead, S. Fiebiger. C. Jennings. W. Ostlund, D. Garcia ROW 2: B. Markey, G. Ford. E. Youngdahl. S. McGuire. D. Lawson. J. Hogberg. ROW 3: M. Fleming, L. Saunders. B. Gustafson. S. Rogers, S. Scott. N. Chcllcn. C. Walchuk. ROW 4: D. Kelehan. J. Moon. M. Anker, P. Truhlar. S. Braun. B. Dineson. D. Royce ROW 1: Z. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Lindsay, D. Bourcaux, D. Callahan. R. Cher-mak. C. Boyce, S. Meyers. ROW 3: L. Monk. M. Anker. T. Bichl. S. Diessner, C. Mykkeltvedt. ROW I: D. Hanscom. M. Huttner. J. Johnson, C. Wicklund. K. Halstead. S. Sandvig, B. Johnson. M. Henry. L. Cain, ROW 2: M. Baker, S. Barker, C. Bergs-trum. C. Bergstrum. M. Parry, M Nchotte. C. Marlow. G. Laliberte. P. McCreary. ROW 3: R. Carlson. J. Herum. K. Hall. ROW 4: M. Holmes. T. Dyste, G. Comb. M. Parry. T. Peterson. D. Proctor. K. Chapman. C. Reagan. M. Pederson. ROW 1: J. McDermid. T. Dystc, G. Comb. T. Peterson. M. Parry. M. Holmes. W. Ostlund, ROW 2: R. Chermak. D. Lawson. M. Fleming. C. Walchuk, B. Markey, C. Jennings, J. Hoberg, D. Fisher. T. Dystc, C. Boyce, B. Markey, C. Jennings, S. Barker ROW I: Mr. Darwich, M. Parry, J. Johnson, T. Peterson. T. Dystc. D. Lawson, ROW 2: Z. Johnson, W. Halstead. B. Markey, D. Kelehan. OFFICER 124 The year’s spring play brought a change to Washburn. Intcad of the large single production, there was a scries of six one-act plays. The plays were: The Still Alarm. The Ugly Duckling. Grease. Death Knocks. It Happens Every Day. and His Courier. The Still Alarm. A situation comedy about two Englishmen who took rather lightly on a fire in a hotel where they were staying. The Ugly Duckling. A play about medieval times that involved a strange sequence of events pertaining to the meeting of a prince and princess. Grease. A nostalgic peek at the first day of school in the late fifties. Death Knocks. A story of a man who tries to prevent the devil from taking his soul and they ended up playing cards for his life. His Courier. The story of two young lovers having a fight and using a boy as a messenger. It Happens Every Day. Two young girls trying to prevent a young man’s suicide. Girls’ Gym Aides ROW I: B. Andcres. P. Porter, J. Sokoloski. ROW 2: J. Weaver. G. Michleson. D. Reis, J. Northenscold. ROW 3: J. Ellison. The girls’ gym aides did a fine job this year as they helped Mrs. Long and Mrs. Moody control the frisky young girls of the gym classes. Their supervision and direction enabled the girls to receive more individualized help in various athletic activities in class. Lettermen The lettermen what a group of fine, upstanding. young gentlemen. They work hard all through the year to receive the well-renowned WHS letter that entitles them to unlimited status and then what goes along with the letter is the appetizing job of lunchroom duty. The lettermen realize that this is their responsibility, but perhaps in “76” the girls might share this responsibility and lake a load off the guys backs. ROW I: D. VanHccl. M. Aubrecht, J. Costello. D. Taaffc, M. Kcllehan, R. Nelson. M. Rains. J. Ohman. M. Ingram, K. Baglien. D. Ario, J. Jorgenson. ROW 2: J. Zobcl, P. Campion. M. Peterson, W. Threats. J. Caffrey, T. Bailey. J. Johnson, H. Gould. S. Iwcn. R. Lutes. E. Zakes. ROW' 3: D. Adams. L. Wesley. T. Dalton. R. Hatlestad. P. Bohan. S. Galarneau, B. Brodhag. J. Okada. R. Roctman. G. Ulrich. D. Stanko. ROW 4: A. Duke. C. LeBon. K. Anderson. C. Roubinik, J. Bohan. M. Moseley. T. Franklin. T. Teague, J. Carlson. T. Licbcrman. P. Rutt. D. Talbott. J. Bicker. A. Grambsch, C. Scmba. D. Siegal. G. Ford. J. Danielson, P. Myers, R. Mattsson, M. Broderick. Coach Dills. C. Haug. Chin' Table tennis came to Washburn for the first time this year. Even though they were a predominately sophomore team, they powered their way to third in the state meet. Mr. Dills coached this ambitious, young team. Table Tennis 127 Washburn High School Washburn’s second annual Black History Week was again held in February. During homeroom on Monday, red. black, and green buttons with the letters T.W.C.M.l.H. standing for. “Together, we can make it happen” went on sale. Throughout the entire week, an interesting little essay about that certain day in black history was broadcast during homeroom. On Thursday, an auditorium presented many outstanding contributions of the Washburn students. That evening, with the participation of other West Area Schools, a large production at Central High School was given. The entire week was a learning experience, and each year seems to become more helpful and interesting. Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins, thal foot stompin’ whale of a time, took place November 22. There was cider quz clin’. door prizes. Marryin’ Sam. best corsage contest, and loads of other games and prizes to be won. There was square dancing in the girls’ gym. The boys’ gym was packed with skill games such as basketball toss, football throw, etc. Chosen and crowned to rule over Hillbilly Haven as Lil' Abner and Daisy Mac were Tom Liebcrman and Margaret Ashwcll. Sadie was sponsored by the GRIST. A slow dance to Pike ALL 'you GMS HAD BETTER ST% LOOK, CAUSE ALL TH£ A GUXS AREGonnaBodi SADI£ HAW KX NS - HOVll | 8- Daisy Mae crowned Sponge toss Foosball Cider guzzelin’ Shooting gallery Door prizes and contests PARADICE HOLIDAY DANCE The newly formed Student Advisory Committee (SAC) put on this “Party with Paradice holiday dance. The dance was set for December 20, the day before winter vaction. but was postponed and held on January 17. Paradice. a group made up of mostly Washburn students, provided the music. They also performed at Millwheels for two years in a row and participated in the 1974 Black History Week. The dance proved to be a success and made money for the committee. The dance, like SAC. was an effort to promote better race relations between students. I I SENIOR SNOW PARTY The woods of Camp Iduhapi provided a perfect setting for the senior snow party. Square dancing gave many kids the opportunity to thaw out frostbitten toes. Outdoor activities included sliding on mini-boggans down not-too-smooth hills and playing broomball on the pond. A good time was had by all. 134 Gary Braun and Bruce McLaughlin were the head hot dogs of the ski club this winter. Club members had somewhat of a big schuss on their trips to Thunder Bay and Utah. Mr. Burdette was the advisor this year and joined in on the fun. Ski members frequently suffered from fatigue from their long hours of skiing and many times were happy to settle for a QUILT evening! 135 £ '1(0.1 0 DEBATE Traveling ihroughoul ihc stale, the debate team met all major competing teams in our area. This year’s subject dealt with Can the United States significantly change the method of selecting presidential and vice presidential candidates. Next year the team will lose many of their regulars, but hopefully they will be replaced by other students interested in the field of debate. K. Chapman. B. Kunin, C. Jennings, K. Starr. FORENSICS The 1975 forensic learn found itself with many new faces this year; but along with returning members, the team holds great potential. Veterans Brenda Young and Connie Jennings show promise in once again returning to national competition. The team competes in 11 different areas and two separate leagues. The advisor is Mr. Rogers. i 1)8 ROW I: S. Peterson, N. Warner, L. Semba. ROW 2: A. Abdo, W. Bell, L. Slcvcns, K. Hall, L. Lew is. ROW 3: A. Grambsch. A. Stanlon, B. Young, C. Jennings. POPLARS ROW I: J. Lowen. K. Olson. E. Eisenberg. L. Semba, R. Kaner, J. Eye. J. Rogers, T. Lie-berman. S. Palmquist. ROW 2: P. Baumgartner. A. Haak. T. Bczal, M. Sloan. B. Kunin. K. Weston, B. Alexander, K. Steffer. M. Speidcl, Mrs. Dahl, Advisor, B. Hillman. J. Werntz, L. Carpenter. K. O’Grady, C. Otte. Co-editors Kim O’Grady and Tom Licbcr-man This year’s Poplars staff once again carried the responsibility of deciding which student submitted poems, short stories, photographs, and artwork would make up the 1975 Poplars. The group met Thursday afternoons to make evaluations of the submitted works and to make any other major decisions. The advisor of this year’s book was Mrs. Dahl. Office Aides Equipment Men B. Hatlcslad, M. Blattie. P. Ramstad. D. Stopplcman, Mr. Potter ROW I: L. Pahl, S. Hummel. M. Kiclas ROW 2: D. MacGregor. J. Poliquin. D. Zelensky Library Aides Counselor Aides ROW I: B. Johnson. D. Klees. C. Withrow. T. Schneider. J. Hale ROW 2: J. Davenport. C. Fcatherstonc. J. Anderson. I. Sneidcr, V. Lindscth. T. Hocbcn. P. Arnold. N. Anton ROW I: S. Daniels. M. Hicks. J. Johnson ROW 2: M Grambsch. J. Root. J. Dooley. S. Hough 140 Audio Visual Crew Stage Crew ROW 1: T. Cohn, J. Crockcti, S. Rude. S. Keith ROW 2: J. LaMossc. T. Montcrotti, F. DcBaisco. M. Grambsch 141 143 Senior Class Play “Damn Yankees” J cr I The Senior Class Play this year was exceptional. Professional choreography, a 27-piece orchestra, student director Lorre Lewis, and the artful leadership of Mr. Robert Krause made it all happen. It took place January 23 and 2A and the plot was the sale of Joe Boyd’s soul to the devil in exchange for a season’s career in baseball. The play took over two months to put together and a special thanks is in order for all who participated. Scott WEN Lom tPAHL fane. HARMS ON JteytYE •fay QU 66LE JMar 6 PE! DEL 7hc LUTES Aqt HE 1ST AD Howie (jOULD •The in order yOE eBOYD JYJEG'BOYD Sneer JMILL ER DOR S HENRY £ OH OVIK SN10KEY Van BUREN ROCKY cyisr of appearance: Vick LUND EE! (tpp'BASTEIN Scott WEN Scott JINOERSO %chard COOK Carol WICKL AN, 'Bui (UNIN 'Dona HAWKE) SMite (RETCHA CjL OR A THORPE WELCH BRYANT •bowle y LOWE JMiss WESTON COMMISSIONER POSTMASTER newsman 145 flip. These are the sounds within the yearbook room run by this year’s heavy-duty, everlasting WAHI AN power-cell. It look fifteen hardworking, deadline meeters to create the 1975 WAHIAN. 146 LAUD OF UlflHlflM WAH IAN camera bugs Ted Bezat and Bill Kunin ROW 1: K. O’Grady, L. Semba, K. Erckenbrack, L. Carpenter. ROW 2: B. Hillman. T. Po pham, E. Eiscnberg, T. Frykman, B. Frost, D. Perdue, J. Simonsen. Art talent Brad Hall WAH IAN Staff on the town 14; Chess Club Boys State H. Roberts, L. Roubinik, C. Jennings, D. Alderson, R. Rundorff Tom Quanbeck and Karl Starr were chosen to represent Washburn at the 1974 Boys State. These fine young men and many other state boys gathered at St. John’s University and participated in assimilated government activities. K. Starr, T. Quanbeck 148 ROW I: S. Talley, L. Smith, T. Tucker, A. Wilson. L. Gjcrde, D. Strand. D. Brown, T. Frazier. ROW 2: D. Leczer, A. Markwardt, L. Hoyt. P. Diamond. L. Fuller, D. Lewis, P. Watson, A. Owen, C. English, M. Doyle. ROW 3: B. Kunin, T. Hayden, C. Boyce, M. Dixon, T. Green, T. Cohn. P. Russell. ROW 4: E. Hall, J. Harris. B. Stanton. N. Ratlcy. Student Advisory Committee The title of this committee is self-explanatory. As a budding program of Washburn, the Student Advisory Committee and Advisor Karlyce Postcllo have promoted programs and activities which enhance integration. The myriad of SAC activities ranged from donut dunks, a Paradise dance, multicultural dinner, to a speaker of the month program. ROW I: S. Hummel, K. Erckcnbrack, D. Ario, B. Lowen, K. Osborne, M. Spcidel, J. Mertesdorf, J. Kutz, S. Hough, M. Times, M. Parry ROW 2: M. Woodling, J. Ohman, J. VanHouten, S. Barker, K. Weston, K. Starr. S. Larson, B. Nelson, C. Fcatherstonc, L. Semba, P. Porter ROW 3: B. Rundorff, B. Nelson, S. Galarneau, G. Michelscn, C. Rank, J. Wilson, T. Frykman, T. Bailey, B. Hillman, C. Jennings. M.Klctte The National Honor Society is a traditional and respectable organization composed of young men and women of the senior class who have shown leadership and responsibility. Each member must have a 3.0 average or above. In addition to this, he or she must have displayed an exceptional interest in school activities. The NHS induction ceremony, which took place on the night of January 8, 1975, was rather late this year. It is the duty of each member to contribute to our school. NHS OFFICERS Treasurer Carol Ottc, Secretary Judy Eye, President Connie Jennings. Vice President Tom Licbcr-man Tlational Honor ROW I: A. Bush. S. Holbrook. C. Otte. S. Clark. A. Waldfogcl. K. Frangos, J. Werntz, J. Johnson, A. Grambsch, V. Lundccn, S. Rchn ROW 2: N. Warner, C. Tieman, K. Tedcr, P. Klostcr. S. Nelson. S. Iwen, G. King, J. Eye. N. Bevis, B. Frost, M. Severson, K. Crumley ROW 3: K. O’Grady, P. Ramstad, T. Quanbcck, T. Licberman, J. Parsons, E. Webb, M. Grube, B. Kunin, J. Okada. P. Rutt, R. Chryst U9 Laura Scmba Travis Bailey WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD This year Laura and Travis were selected b the Senior Class to receive this award. This is Washburn's most prestigious and oldest award, and it is based upon outstanding service, leadership, and all-around involvement in the school. Barb Hillman Tom Frykman FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD Barb and Tom received this award on the basis of leadership, enthusiasm, and service. A senior girl and boy are selected by the senior advisors each year to accept this award. Dave Ario MILLER OF THE YEAR Dave was chosen Miller of the Year by the Athletic Council. It is an athletic honor based upon outstanding ability, integrity, and athletic participation at Washburn. Senior Kris Erckcnbrack DAR Kris was selected to receive this honor. The Social Studies Department chose her to represent our school on the basis of leadership, citizenship. and service. Awards Tom Licbcrman ROSE REESE AWARD Tom was selected by the Social Studies Department to receive this award. He was chosen on the basis of the interest he has shown in international understanding and foreign affairs. BAUSCH ANDLOMB SCIENCE AWARD Jobr. received this award on the basis of his well-rounded involvement in the Held of science at Washburn. FRANK ASHMAN AWARD Connie was very active in forensics, student congress, and debate. She was chosen to receive this award on the basis of her speaking ability. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW AWARD Carol received this award after receiving a high score on the standard home economics test sponsored by General Mills. Paul Rutt LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD Paul was chosen by the men’s gym teachers to receive this award on the basis of his physical fitness, posture. character, and outstanding athletic ability. Diane Rics ATHENA AW ARD Diane was chosen by the women’s gym teachers to receive this award. She was selected on the basis of athletic leadership and outstanding character. David Ario Steven Barker Top Honors This group of a selected few comprise the top three per cent of the graduating class of 1975. These fifteen seniors were chosen on the basis of their high grade point average. Thomas Cohn AnncGrambsch Karen Hall Sharon Humpicl Constance Jennings Jodi Johnson Judith Kutz Susan Larson JohnOkada Robert Rundorff Karl Starr Mary Times Kathleen Weston Senior Board Senior Board took charge of the senior events during the school year. President Travis and the senior representatives met once a week to provide a medium for all seniors. CLASS OFFICERS V. Pres. S. Iwen. Treas. L. Semba, Pres. T. Bailey, See. B. Hillman. ROW I: S. Hough. Pres. T. Bailey, P. Belts. T. Frykman. V. Pres. S. Iwen, See. B. Hillman. ROW 2: K. Lockhart, K. Erickson. J. Kutz. K. Belden, C. Fcathcrstonc. K. Weston. Treas. L. Semba. C. Ottc, K. L’Grady, K. Erckenbrack. Joel Abraham Jody Albertson Stephen Mderson Kristina Alexander Barbara Andcrcs Donald Anderson William Andrews Julie Anderson Joyce Anderson Peter Anderson 1S4 Eli ubcth Anker Marjorie Anker David Ario Jeffrey Arundel Teresa Ashe Margaret Ash well Michael Aubreohi James Babbitt Travis Bailcv Mary Banc Steven Barker Kipp Basticn Jillannc Berg Cynthiu Bergstrom Eric Berlin Philip Betts Nancy Bevis iss Kevin Campion Julie Capouch David Carlnnd Jim Carlson Lynn Carpenter }S7 ________________________________________________________I Christopher Brown Jana Brown Karen Brown Stephen Brownngg I.on Brude Eli abcth Bryant Jeffrey Buffic Lisa Cailnnd Michael Campbell Annina Bush Bruce Cain Sue Carroll C bruitopher Charles Carr Sharon Clark Dennis Claussen Karen Clyde isa Linda Cobb Thomas Cohn Cindy Comer Kathleen Conrad Steven Cook. Gerald Costello Susan Crockett ir n 1 Margaret Davies Denny DeNio Thomas Denman Mary Dculsch Katherine Dinuecn lulic Donaldson James Duf'oc Alvilen Duke Joyce Dye Philip Echcrt I: lli.son Ellen Etsenberg Linda Enr. Lori Enz Kristen Erckenbtuck Kari Erickson June Evans John Doty ! t Anne Foley David Forbes David For mork Jolenc Fove Judith Eye Gail Frundsen Kimberly Frangos Ann Frank Antonio Franklin Mary Frost Thomas Frykmun Howard Gould Oosxrlm Mtcnac (.r Mark Grubc Belli llaikcr l-iva Mar lev William M C hristcl Hartwick Michael Mavkint Wavnc Halstead Robert Hannon 164 Carl Husscl Robert HatUstail Mark Heistad Steven Haves Holly Higgins Barbara Hillman Lori Hitzeman Anthony llocbcn Susan Holbrook Patricia Holme Teresa Hol .mger Sarah Hough Sharon Hummel Marclngrum Bruce Jacobson Ann Jarus cwski Consiancc Jennings oodrow Jefferson l.cnnic Jcdlicki Jcannic Jensen i Zona Johnson Jan Johnston Jeffrey Joyce Stephen Jungers Steven Kalvig Lowery Johnson Scott Johnson Susan Johnson Judy Johnson Paul Kloiter JohnKnnufT Kalhrvn Knight Annette Knutson Deborah Knotsun LynnKolcsar Kim Kor cnowskj Murk Kosmas Richard Kowalkc Michael Krctchmer Michael krieger Robert Krolh William Kunin Judith Kut Beth LaBcllc Robert Little Kathrvn Lockhart Francis l ittle Scott l.inil'Cth Sallv Loofnourrow 1M Michael Longman Michael Lagcrmcicr Pierre I-aGrandcur Novis Lambert Mark Larson Roderick l ee Suz an 'onnic Linder Lorre Lewis Scott Lewis ThuinsA L iclicrniun Marie Lindahl Sian MucAnhor Wendy MacDonald Barbara 1 ouen Vicky I undccn Richard Lute Tmu ih Lul John Lyons icrrcncc Maanum Donald MaeGrepor Gregory Maltby l.ynn Madison Joseph Mahoney Men lee Madsen Rruce Mjchacck Bruce Murkey John Man Perry Markkanen Julie Malmov Timothv Mclnnis David McCucn Ricky Mulluowcl Janet Mcrlcsdorf Jennifer Mcl Kcr Daniel McKfezic Martha McLauuhlm Th Paul Meyers 171 Marv Miller Sallie Mitchem Kathleen Murphy Dana Munson Lindu Monk John Moc Mary Moosbrugger Karen Montgomery Ann Moore Chcrisc Mortensen Joel Morton Ltnda Moss Linnae Mueller Michael Moseley Sarah Muller 17i Brud Nelson Turn Nijrduhl Kay Nelson Richard Nelson Suzanne Nelson John Niemann Julie Norlhcnscold Nancy Nyberg John O'Brien Kimberly O'Grady 173 Timothy Olson Jane! Onslow Steven Orman Bridget O'Riley Carol Olson Miles Olson David Olson James Ohman odv Olofson Dale Oh me Susan Olsen Kimberly Osborne Lorri Pahl Marks Parry Dana Perdue Dora Persons Joseph Palmer Scott Pariow 175 Christine Peterson David Peterson ohn Parsons Mark Pedersen Bruce Perry William Pen 17b Michael Peterson Susan Peterson Thomas Phillips Bruce Piclig Roland Piourdc Jean Poliquin M.iryPopchn Pauline Porter Pamela Prentice Todd Pophom Douglas Proctor Thomas Quanbcck Mark Rains Petef Ramslad Ellen Rang James Raymond Susan Rchn Lynn Rice Cflrillopher Reagan Njthac Ric 177 Diane Ries Jerry Robbins Harold Robinson Robert Roetman Jan Rossitcr Terry Roundlrcc George Scon Laura Semba LisaScndccky Elizabeth Serrin Marianne Severson Elizabeth Schcurcr Cheryl Schmidt Douglas Schmidt Terry Schonncscn Brian Shepherd Thomas Sheppard Debra Sherman Arthur Simmons Jeffrey Simondet John Siinonscn Lyndon Smith Use Sneider Joann Scott Sonntag Jonathan Soucek Mark Spcidcl Dana JuliancStrclT Lislie Siroh Judith Swenson Catherine Stewart Paul Street! Karl Siurr Patrick Stratton James Swift Natalie Synhaivskv Dennis TaifTc Richard Talbott Sybil Talley Kurin I avlor Julie Thomas Jonathun ThompHon Patricia Tucker Michael! Nulul Mark Townc Janicc VanHouicn Vicki Vrooman John Walton Kent Warder Nancy Warner Scan VV'allin Cynthia Wasem Sterling Weatherford Jeanne Weaver trick Webb Linda Welch JuncWcrnl Kathleen Weston Timothy Wiberg Kenneth Weigel Lu nee ford Wes lev Jerrv Wessclman Edward Zakes Patricia Zandlo Carol Wicklund Row Wilbur Caron Wilhelm Bradley Willcrt Bartley Williams AngcfaWilMa Janet Wilson John ilson Robert Witta Matthew Woodlmg Timothy Wuest Lucy Yacgcf Brenda Young 1974 1975 •September 9-15 Welcome WeeK O Welcome week Dance 27 Hornecom r£ Game vi.Wi? t. 27 Hornecomin ’Dance •Octot er 1A Open Houetf. n-iQ No ScJKooV 2s) Stodcnt Coono Dance • Novar 'oer fa Choir 2- Sad� z. HawK os Dance ■1£ JSre,”r'e «e- Gor ert Jar ? Winter • JanoacN 17 Pacac vs . o °te-rii 2.V24 Sci voc Qafb b V • Fe.brua N -7 SnoWVJeeK 3 Senior Soo n Part. 7 Ho«. iown 10-14 ‘btecx wecK Marchv 10 Trimester 3XL toe ios -5 PopconceTt. 15 cmi-formaN 14- as Sprint breaK • f pr V r . _ V Apr� V Foo b Da's •5 av Poorn •Jume. 9 Corr rrve.rvC.c.m Ln Ed� fcor-rv C hi ef Laura S«mba ' Copy Editor 7 Ii arb Hi'lman Layout. Editor Kim O' rody Jacket- M radeb . , . Tom Erykman Activities Kns Ercxcridcack Daeva Pe.edu e 0rtbctt Vrobt Todo Popnam o. . 3= hn S.morvbcri Eh kururi , i nr Carpenter: VlAc't � t rCd vW- rad Ha Gratiaa-ei s� mbl„,«,5 185 Index ADMINISTRATION DcLapp. Roland $ Elias. Charles 5.21 Rucker. Shelton 5 Rutherford, James $ FACULTY A Anderson. Carol 10 Anderson. John 7 Ario. Frank 15.61 B Bader. Charles 12.91 Beck. Garrard 9 Bauman. Janet C Carlson. Carl 2.4.14 Carron. Jan 12 Cersinc. Roger 14 Colby. James 16 Cosgrove. James 12 Cram. Yetta 6 D Dahl. Annette 8.21.139 Daniel. Edwin 14 Darwich. Joseph 4.13 Diehl. William 8 Dills. Michael 10. 127 Douglas. Geraldine 10. 109 Dunn. Harold .. 10 E Eilcr. John 14.54.153.71 Emerson. Conrad 4. 13 F Flugstad. David 4. 11 G Gagstetter. Mark 11.74.80 Geary, Rodney 16. 141 George. Burton 12.91 Gudahl. Gladys H Halverson. Stephen 6.91 Henriksen. Dennis 16 Hermanson. Craig 16 J Johnson. Clifford 6.146 K Keegan. Florence 10 Kelly. Cynthia 14 Kirschbaum. Curtis 4. 11 Krause. Robert 8. 145 Krook. Gary II L Lake. Joyce .. 15 Long. Sharon 13.54.92.94.88 Lydcll. W illiam 4.13.120 Lykken. George 9 M Moody. Nancy 13 Myers. Michael 4.15 O Orman. Michael 13.19.57 P Potter. Alfred 12.75.109 R Rasmussen. Alan 4. 16. 72 Ritter. Lenus 4. 12 Rogers. Ronald 9. 137. 138 RulilTson. David 14. 79 S Schaucr. August 4.6 Schlagcl. Louden .15 Schmidt. Norman 6 Scalandcr. Marjorie 6 Stephens. John 4. 13.76.62 Stit cl. Keith 8 Sverdrup. George 12 T Tray nor. Gary 16 Turnbaugh. Bruce 4. 14. 59.71 W Wald. Gary 9 Walsh. Armilla 9 Weis. Daynor 7 Wcmcier. George 15. 57 Wise. Marv 7 Wolk. Robert 9 Worst. Allan 15. 78 Y Yung. Judy 8 STAFF AIDES Carpenter, Amy 17 Napuc. Juanita 17 Sawyer. Joyce 17 Vest. Marian 17 CLERKS Person. Billie 17 Carlson. Edwma 17 Engelhard. Elaine 17 Erickson, Tern ... .. � 7 Hanneman. Cleonc . I'M Jones. Cynthia 17 Quigley. Sandra .. 17 COUNSELORS Burdette. Franklin 7 Kemp. Charles 4.7 Magnuson. Dorothy 7. 19, 109 Swidcrski. Edward 7.14 ENGINEER Gavanda. Martin 17 LIBRARIANS Orlowski. Mary Ann II Woodbcck. Sheila . II LUNCHROOM Ekdahl. Anna 17 Feste. Ruth .... 17 Heine. Carol ... 17 Herman. Terry 17 Holforty. Loretta ... 17 Long. Antoinette 17 Loppnow. Phy llis 17 Maddox. Eileen 17 Nelson. Earlme 17 Reuter. Gladys 17 Rognlie. Helen 17 Rushacho, Marge NURSE Oliver. Barbara 17 SOC IAL WORKER Durocher. Pauline 17 SOPHOMORES A Allen. Michael 40 Anderson. John . 40 Anderson. Kevin 40. 59 Anderson. Mary . 40 Anderson. Terry 40 AndreMcn. John 40 Anibal. Robert . rO Anker. Martha 29.40. 122 Anton. Nancy 40.120 Arnold. Pamela 40. 140 Arundel. Arm40. 90. 91. 96. 114. 136 Asplund. Jodi 40 B Babcock. Kim 40 Backlund. Elizabeth 40. 51 Bahr. John 40 Baker. Martha 32.40. 122 Barland. Douglas . .. 40 Barnum. Mark 40. 142. 70 Barr. Michelle 40 Bassin, Lynn 40. 90. 120 Bauer. Michelle 40 Becker. Cheryl 40 Beckman. Michael 40 Bell. Angela 40.86.87.120 Bell. Leslie . . 32. 40 Bcllcfcuille. Susan 40 Bentley. Forrest . . ., 40 Berg. Valeric 40 Bergstrom. Christine ... 40 Bergstrom. Cynthia 40.91.96,122 Belts. Peter 40. 59.74 Beyer. Steven 40 Biehl. Tracey .. 40. 122 Bishir. Rikki 40. 120 Black, Thomas 40 Bloom. Marcia 40. 120 Blum. Kimberly 41 Blunt, Mark 41 Bohr. John 41.59.74.120.145 Bondos. Gra yna 41.120 Boxrud. Gail 41 Bradshaw. Mary 41 Bradshaw. Rebecca 41.53 Braun, Scott 41.122 Brink. Heidi 41 Brodenck. Mark 41. 127 Broman. Brad 41. 59. 98 Brown, Deborah 41 Brown. James 41. 105. 120 Brown. Kimberly 39.41 Brown. Leeann 41 Brownrigg. Margaret 41.44 Brunier. Todd 41. 59.64.131 Buffie. Jane .. ..41 Burg. Debra 41 Burg. Kimberly 31 .41,93. 120 Burns. Peter 41.59 Bush. John 41 C 41 41 41 41. 122 41. 104 41.74 41 30.31.41. 120 41 41. 122.138 27.41. 100. 122 41. 114 41 41 42 ...........42 ... 42.120 Croissant. Ann 42 Cross. Mary 42.116.120 Crumley . Joseph 42 D Dalland. Katherine 42 Daly. Kevin ... 42 Danielson. James 42. 105. 127 Davenport. Jennifer 42 Davis. Brett 42 Dcland. Robin 42. 120 DeMurais. John 42 Denman. Donald 42. 59 DcsMarais. Curtis 42 Devitt, Nicholas 39.42 Diamond. Patty 29.42 Diehl. Sheila 42. 93 Dobbins. James . 42 Doll, Colleen 42 Douglas. Sheila ... . 42 Doyle. Mary .. 42. 129 Doyle, W illiam 42, 120 Dudley . John 42. 104 Duncan. Sheri 42 Dwyer. Tom 42.91 Dye. Deborah 42. 108 Dye. Sharon 42 E Eichorn. Craig . 42 Elk. loiwrcncc 42 Ellis. Timothy ..... 42 Ellison. Michael 42. 59 English. Chery l 42.47 Engman. Leonard 42 Erickson. Jacqueline 42. 93. 120. 144 Evenson. Scott 42 Everett. Paul ... 43 Evingson, Patricia 43 Evingson. Thomas . ..43 Exline. Janet 43.51.91.120 Eye. Thomas 43 F Fahey . Eileen 43 Feikema. Beth 43 Felsted. Victoria 43.121 Fine. David 43 Fischer. Bryan 43 Fischer. Daniel 43 Fitzgerald. Richard ,. 43 Fitzpatrick, Peter ... 43 Fleming. Michael 43.74. 122. 123 Floback. Lisa 43 Foley. Nancy 43 Ford. Gregory 21.43.122. 127 Ford.John 43.70 Foster. Anne 43 Foster. Rae 43. 92 Fraction. Lynette 43 Caffrey. Stephen Cahill. Daniel Cain. John Cain. Lawrence Cain. Paul Carlson. Curtis Carslon, David Carlson. Nancy Cegla. Timothy Chapman. Kevin Chcllen. Nils Colborn. Carol Conners. Megan Conners. Pegeen Conrad. Carol Crawford. Kim Crawford. Leslie Frank. Julie 43 Frazier. Autumn 43 Frederick. Jane 43 Frederick. Jody 43.131 French. Pamela 43 Fuller. Lisa 43.51.120. 142 Fulmer. Dean 24.40.43. 142 G Galarncau. Gregory . .43.59 Gentz, Janice 43. 53. 120 Gibson. James 43.72.74.120 Gilbertson. Richard 43,65 Gillis. Judy 43. 108 Gjerde. Elizabeth 43 Goodman. Mark 43. 120.70 Grady. Teresa . ..43.131 Grahum. Kerry 44 Gray, Teri 44. 128 Greeman. Richard 44 Green, Claire 21 .44 Green, Tonya . 44.108.131 Greenberg, Charles 44 Grimm. Mary 20. 44 Guillaume. Christopher 39. 44. 59. 64 Gupta. Anand 21,44 H Haack. Brian 44 Hale. Janice 44 Hale. Joyce 44.128 Hall. Eric 30.44 Hall. Julie 44. 44 Halstead, Karen 122 Hanscom. Daniel 44. 122 Hansen. Barbara 44 Hanson. Alan 44 Hanson, Cheryl . ... 40,44 Hanzlik. Beckyann 44 Hare. James 44,59 Harmon. David 44, 59 Harmsen. Jill 29. 39.44. 130 Harris. James 44. 116. 128. I29P Han. Sandra Hartley. Todd Haubrich. William Hawley, Timothy Heath. Mary Herbcrlc. Mary Hendrix. Jane Herum. Jonathan .. Hicks. Darlene Higgins. James Hild. Danielle Hilden, Amy 31.37, Hillman. Karen Hirdler. Victonne Hirsch. John ...... Hilzeman. Kimberly Hockcrt. Deanne Hoffman. James Holmbcrg. Kerry Holmcr. Susan Horning. Bonnie .. Hough. Charles Howard. Elizabeth Howe. Bradley Hoye. Geoffrey Hoyt. Laura Huber. Ronald Huttner. Mary I Ingram. Kristi Iverson. Marianne Iwcn. 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Dennis 48 Keith, Thomas 46 Morris, Angela 48.143 Kemp, Aundreta :o. 4( Morrison. Michael 33. 48. 59 Kemp. Philip 46. 64 Morton. Vicki 48 Kiefl. Kristin . .. 46 Moseley. Thomas 39. 48. 59. 75. Kielas. Pamela 46 133 Kight. Suzanne 46 Moss. Debra 48 King. Catherine 46. 90.% Murphy. James 48 Klein, Peter .. 46 Murray. Maureen 48.85. 114 Klug, Steven 46 Mu us. Solvcig 48 Kolcsar. William .. 46.59 Mvkkcltvcdt. David 48 Kollath. Joseph 46 N kondrak. Theodore 46 Kragenbrink. Ward Rrook. Mark Kunin, David 46 . 46.71 39.46.61 Nchotte. Margaret Nelson. David Ness. Mark Nevils. Gilbert 44. 48 48 39. 48. 59 48 | L Newberger. Jeffrey 48 Lais, Robert Lake. Casey Nicholas. Watson 39. 48. 64. 131 46.59 Nichols. Nancy 48 30.31.46.120 Niemann. Catherine 48 Laliberte, Gregory 46. 122.71 Nowakowski. Melody Nyherg. Joann 48 Larson. Kent 46 4K.120 Larson. Todd | 4' c. Karen 4 - oiyfcV 48 Lawrence. Charles 46.159 1 Laws, Doreen u.1 4- 464 Q| Lawton. David 46. 59J22. 123 Peterson. 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Russell 49 Sloan, Marguerite 39.51. 139 CalTrcvJoseph 61.99.103.136 L'jllah.in, Patrick 99. 122. 176 Callender. Deanna 94,99 Campion. Patrick 57,99, 101, 136 Carl. Peggy 94.99.173 Curland, Paul.................9') Carlson. ( .inil .ee 99 Carlson. Daniel 56.57,78.99. 106. Vcc. Richurd Carlson. Kac Vnne Carr. Margaret Chamberlain. Samuel 62,99 t hath.im. ( ondclia 99 Chcllcn. Julcenc 98.99.116.137 Chin. Laura 99. 114 127 j Christenson, Edward Christianson. I aurcl 99. 142 Zelinsky, Donna Ziegler, Richard JUNIORS C upryna. Susan Jennifer Thoma: Bjornson. Daniel 98 Diocsen. illiam 65.IOO.II6.I22 Blattie. Mark 5 8. 116 140. 143 Doyle, Rebecca 100 Blewcll. l.vnn : .96.98. 114. 132. Dudley. Tom ........... 100 137 Dyer. John 100 Blunt. Christopher 98 Dystc. led 25. 75. 100. 122. 123. Bohan. KarlJtt... 62.98.136 136 Borehert. Bridge! 9X D ubak. Dale . 100 Boudreaus. Daryl 62.98, 109. Ill, 116.122.131 E Boyce. Carls 25. 34. 91. 98. 122. 123. 131. 136 Eckes. t aurine 28, 31. 83.97. 100. 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Robert 52. 59. 70 Tisdale. Richard 52 Tomlinson. Kathleen . .52 Townsend. Janet .. .... 52 Tramel. Stephen 52. 59. 64 Tripp. Martha 52.120 Trost. Vincent ... 52 Truhlar. Peter 52. 122 Tuck. Michael 21.52.64 Turnbull. Debra 52 Tyacke. Liana 29. 52 U Ubl. Teresa . 52 Undcrdahl. Anthony 39.40. 52. 59 Urbanck. Mary ... .52 V VanEvery. Mark 52.71 VanHouten. Susan 52.1 88. 89. 93 Villas. Cathlccn { . 52. 114 Vinje, Laura ..... .... ] ... 52 Voiding. Victoria 49. 53.85. 120 Vossen. Matthew 53. 59.64. 74 Vrooman. Holly ... 53.91.114 W Wade. Schon 53. 88. 89. 114. 120 Walton. Patricia 53 Warn, Kathleen ....... 53 Washington, Kelvin 53. 59 Waterston. Kevin . .. 53 Weatherford, Charlinc ... 53 Weaver. Brian . 37.53 Webb. Peter ... 53 Weber. Michael . . .... 53 Wekhcl. Diane 53 Weiser. Scott 53 Weller. Philip 53 Wcndcl. William 53. 72. 74 Weston. Linda .. 53 Whitlock. Lee Wichmann. Jeffrey Wied. Karen Wills. Yojanda WdhagjL Lolhar . Megan ms. Roycc Williams. Tracey Wilson. Diane Witta. Thomas . Woidcla. Todd Wojeuk. Jennifer Wood. John Woodling. Elizabeth Wright. Mariclk-ii Wright. Patrick Wyckoff. Mark 40. 52. 90 52. 120 .... 53 ,. . 53. 104 53.90 ........ 53 ...... 53 44.53 f. 53.59 ... 37.53 r....... 53 .. 46. 53 km� 53.61 . .. 53 53 B 53. 59. 65 53 rtvon. Cynthia n. David Alexander. Elhd Alstad. Anderson. Anderson. Mary Anderson. Todd B Brown. Sh.iron Steven Brown. .ich.iry Brusud. Iimothy Buhn. Brenda Bumphui . Dua Burch, Deborah Hu;gcvs, Jane Butts. Diane Bu ard, Mary 98. 121. 124 37. 57. 99 Espensen. Josette Etheridge, Vencta Evans, Thomas .. Evers. Kathleen Evingson, John Fahey. Catherine Farr. Todd arrand. James rguson, Craig guson, Jeanine 37.101.136 ... 72.101 .. .78. 101 101 .... 101 iger, Stephen 57.78. 101. 116. 122.133 on, Wayne ;an. Sharon Annette David Bachman. Bradley 33.98 Baglicn. Kevin 57. 58. 78. 98. 133. Bailey. Timothy Bane. Joseph Bareficld. Milan Barth, Robert Bartko. Timothy Becker. Richard Beeson, Donna Bcetsch. Sarah Bell. James Bell. 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Murk 29. 105 Massic, Kim 20.105 Iverson. Kimberly 103. 120 Mathcson, Donald 105 Mattsson. Jeff 78. 105, 135 J M attsson. Rand 105.127, 135 . Mayes, Todd 105 Jaunty. Lisa 10W Maynard. Matt 105. 132.71 Jenkins. Rayni . 103 McCormick. John 105 Jennings. Collette 93. 103 McDermid. Jennifer 105.123. 142 Johnson. Barbara 103. 122 McDonald. Joan W. 37. 94. 97a Johnson. Bradley 103 i05 Johnson. Jeffrey A. 103 McDowell. Gary 105 Johnson. Jeffrey J. ioM McGowan, Sandra 83. 105 Johnson. Kent .. 103 McGuire. Michael IO' Johnson. Kimberly ioW McLaughlin. Bruce 65. 105. 135. Johnson. Robert 103 137 Johnson. Scott 103.145 McLaughlin. Rosemary 105, 121, Jones. Cynthia 91.92. 103. 108 137 Jorgensen. Lane 60. 97. 103. 136 McParhind. Teresa 105 Mchlin. Thomas 105 K Merrill. Scott .. ..,75.105 Meyer. Carolyn 23. 33. 105.133 Kaibcl. Lee 103 Micrck. Lynne 105 Kalinowski. Gregory 62.103 Miller, Christina 88. 89. 105 Kamann. Scott 103 Miller. Heidi 105 Kancr. Rhea 103, 124. 130. 139 Miller. Kristie 105 Kasperck. Thomas 20. 57. 58. 78 Mitchell. Anthony 105 Prentice. Diane Pryor. Nancy Q Quadc. Lon Quam. Daniel R ......20. 106 92.94.%. 106 106, 142 106 ...... 106 106 106.108 106 65. 106. 131 Kavoukjian, Michael 103 Keating. Cindy 103 Keeler. Beth 103 Keith. Scott 103.145 Kelehan. Daniel 60. 103. 122. 123. 13 Kellogg. Debra .............. 103 Kelly, Maureen 51. 103 Kemp. Deborah ................103 Kicla . Michelle 103 Kicking. Dorothy .............103 Kise. James.............. 78. 103 Klees. Diane................ 103 Kolcsar. Kristine 104 Kor cnowski. Beth ........... 104 Kreiser. Paul ............... 104 Krueger. Karol 104. 114, 124 Moen. Debbie Moosbrugger. Barbara Megan. Wanda VIorrison. Barbara Munson. Ross Murray. Charmainc r N Nelson. Cheryl ■. .. Nelson. Jody | 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 Nelson. Mark 105A Schroder. Judy Nichols, Jane 85,9I£ 105, 116,1321V1 Schultz. Michael Nordberg. Andrew 105, I07 Schwartz. Debbie udin.Kay X %. 106. II Em Brien. 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Kevin Reed. Bryan Reid. Susan 20. 37. 94. 107. 133. 137 Re ab.Jancan 107 Rhincs. Alice 107 Rice. Diane 107 Roberts. David 75. 107 Rohinson. Catherine 107 Rogers. Seth 107 Rogers. Sonja . 107. 122 Rosie. David 107. 122 Rollay. Daniel 107 Rosenbloom. Susan 107 Rose iterant . Randy 103. 107 Ross. Louise 107 Rot void. Gregg 107.114 Roubinek. Launie 60.107.136.148 Roundtree. Theresa 107 Ruder. Teresa 85. 107. II6. 166 Russell. Pamela 107. 128. 131 Russell. Tamara 24. 82, 83. 107 Ryan. Cecelia 107 S Salovkb. Luann 30. 88. 89.92. 94. 107 107 107 io; 75. 107. 'I 107 io?. u.: 107 107 107 107 107 20. 107 10'. 122 107 57. 78. 10' 108 108 57.97, 108 108 Sanford. David Sass. Robert Sattcrberg. Daniel Saunders. Mark Scarlett. Robert Schat lcin. Paul Schibilla. Mark Schrader. Christine Schweitzer, William S4ott. Sheila Sidly. Erin Seiton. Robert Shaffer. Denise arp. William icy. Kevin Simtogton. Jeremiah Palmquist. Steven Parry, Melinda Paterson. George Pearson. Elisabeth Pearson. Janet Peterson. 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John Voight, Julie Vosscn. Jon W 78. 108 100. 108. 121.137 109 Wacholz. Kevin Waddick. Michael Wagner. Michael Wakhuk. Christopher Waldfogel. Asher Wallin. James Walton. Elizabeth Warn. Susan ........ Warren. Patrica Waters. Mary Watcrston, Carol Watson. Mary Watson. Paula Wcegman. Guy Wddcrt. James Welch. Michael Wellman. Michael Wells. Dianne Wcrlcr, Martha Wcrz, Thcrcsc Wcssling. Laurie WcthcralL Robert White. Pamela White. Sharon Wkhmann. Timothy Wikox. Jolie Willett. Daniel Willett. Martha Willette. Timothy Wolf. Susan Wood. Margaret Woods, Bnan Wright. Larry Yantes. David Ycc. Andrew Yonak. Linda Youngdahl. Erik 109 109 109 65. 122. 123 109 109 109 109 104. 109 .. %.I09 ...... 109 . . 24 109. 116 ... .109 109 .......109 109 108. 109 109 109 ..... 109 ....... 109 94. %. 109 109 104. 109 29.91. 109 109 .......109 109 109 109 109 .. . 109 109 109 109 75. 109, 122 Zcmpel.Janis 109 Zobcl. James 56. 57. 58. 101. 106. 109. 130.136 SENIORS Abraham. Joel 104. 120. 154. 169 Adams. Donald 57.62. 136 Albertson.Jody .. . . 154 Aldcrson, Stephen 114. 154 Alexander. Kristina 154 Andcres. Barbara 94. %. 114, 136. 154.160. 173 Anderson. Donald 136. 152. 154. 155 Anderson. Joyce 82. 83. 140. 154. 164 Anderson. Julie 154 Anderson. Peter 137. 154. 155 Andrews. William .. ..154 Anglim. Nancy 154 Anker. Elizabeth 154 Anker. Marjorie 122.154.158 Ario. David 61. III. 117. 118. 136. 149. 151. 152. 154. 156. 165 Arundel. Jeffrey 54.61.66.67, 117, 118.152. 154. 156 Ashe. Teresa ............... 154 Ashwcll. Margaret 54. 96. III. 117. 118. 130. 135, 155 Aubrecht. Michael 54. 61. 66. 67. 79. 136. 155 B Babbitt. James Bagha. Ilassanaii 65. 155 61 Carr. Charles 21.57.158.182 Carroll. Sue 158 Carter. Christopher 158 Carter. John 158 Case. Kevin 158.177 Chermak. Richard 122. 123. 158. 176 Chryst. Richard 27. 34. 91. 149. 158.182 Clark. Sharon 149. 158. 159. 162, 170 Claussen. Dennis 158. 160 Clyde. Karen 158 Cobb. Linda 158 Cohn. Thomas 27. 30. 142.151. 158 Comer. Cindy 35. 158 Conrad. Kathleen 93. 159 Cook. Steven 159 Costello. Gerald 136.159 Crockett. Susan 159 Cross. Sharon 159 Crumley. Kathleen 30. 149. 159. ih: D Garten. Pamela Geiger. Stephen Gicse. William Gilbertson. Mary Gillis, Peggy Gordon, Fclccia Gossclin. John ......... 162 .........162 116. 137. 162 162 ........ 162 162 60. 162. 181 Gould. Howard 20. 56. 57. 72. 138. 144. 145. 152. 162 Gruham. Beverly 143. 162 Graham. Elizabeth 162 Grambsch, Anne 88. 89. 94. 114, 127, 138. 144. 149. 151. 162. 177 Green. Virginia Gronbcrg. Paul Grubc, Mark Grubc. Michael Gustafson, Jill H 162 54.61.72. 162 79. 149. 162 79. 162. 165 163 Bailey. Travis 31. 56. 57. 58. 136. 149. 150.155. 182 Dalton. Timothy 56, J7. 136. 159 ' Halstead. Wayne Banc, Elizabeth ..155 , Daniels. Suzettc .... 159 Hannon. Robert Barker. Steven 25. 122. 136. 149. Davies. Margaret 159, Hansen. William 51.155. 169 Demo, Denny . 159 Hanson, Mona Bast ten, Kipp 61. 124.145.155 Denman. Thomks 159. Harley . Lisa Baumgartner. Pamela 139. 155. Dcutsch. Mary 24.159 Harmon, Dancttc Bcctsch. Martha ... 155,180 Dcvery. Daniel 20.80.159 Harmscn. Jane Bcldcn. Karen 84. 1 14. 116, 151. Dinnccn. Katherine 160 • Hartley. Catherine 155 Dombrowski. Lisa .... .. 160 Hartwick, C hri'tel Bell. Wendy 138 Donaldson, Julie 160 Haskins, Michael Benson. Karen iSfc. . Doty,John .. 2J.6I. 160 Hassci. Carl Berg, Jillannc 155.161 DuFoc. James 160 Hallestad. Robert Bergstrom. Cynthia III. 137.155 Duke. Alvlien .. 62.116.136.160 A 130.140.1 Berlin, Eric 61.155 Dye. Joyce Haug. Cmdy Betts, Philip 151.155 Bevis. Nancy 20. 85. 132. 149. 175.182 Bicker. Joseph 29. 61. 75. III. 114. 136.156 Bjornson. Rebecca Blcvvctt. Susan Blum. Kevin Bodin, Sandra Bohan. Paul 54.60. 136. 155. 156 Bohr. Lois 82.83.156 Borchcrt. Shannon 114.1 s6 Boyles. Keith 28. 116. 136. 137. 155.156 156. 182 91. 156 156.174 124. 156 Bracchi. Peter Braun. Gary Braun. Michael Brchm. Louise Bristol, Sandra 30. 156 65. 80.135.156 . 34.156 37. 156 30.156 Brodhag. Brent 61.66.67.136.156 Bros. Steven „ |57 Brown. Christopher • Brown. Jana 91.94. 133. 157. 63 Brown. Karen ' Brownrigg. Stephen , Brudc. Lori 157.1™- « Bryant. Elizabeth 1 Buffic. Jeffrey Bush. Annina 121. 144. I4-. _ ..157 Cain. Bruce .,7 Calland. Lisa „ Campbell. Michael Campion. Kevin 61. 79. 15 „ i. i • 91. 157 Capouch. Julie - |?6 Garland. David „ Carlson. Jim 2 . 157 Carpenter. Lynn 139. l67' F.chcrt. Philip hisenberg. Ellen 139. 146. |4- 160 Ellison, Joan 30. 88. 89, 91. 92. 94. 130.160 Enz. Linda | 0 Enz. Lori . . 121.160 Erckcnbrack. Kristen 146.147. 149.151.160 Erickson. Kari 35.111. 114, 117. 119. 151.156.160 Erickson. Sherrie 160 Evans. Jane....... |60 Eye. Judith 139, 142, 144, 145. 149, 161. 170. 177 Featherstone, Carol 121, 140. 149. 150. 151. 161 Fitzgerald. Sharron 132, 135, 159. 161 Fitzpatrick, Thomas Foley, Anne . 104.161 144. 161 135. 161 161 20 85.116. 161 ...... 161 149.161 161 136.161 Forbes, David Forsmark. David . Foth. Alan Foye, Jolcnc Frundscn. Gail Frangos. Kimberly Frank. Ann Franklin. Antonio Frost. Mary 82. 83. 106. 130. 146. 147.149. 161. 178 Frykman. Thomas 114, 124. 130 149. 150. 151. 161, 178 G Galarncau. Steven 32. 56. 57. 67. 91,136. 149,161. 166 Galvin. John ................ 161 Hachowski. Doreen . 163 Haiskcr. Beth 63 Haley. Sheila .. 85. 163. 1 5 Hall. Karen 34. J22. 130. 136. 138. 151.163 122. 123, 163 163 162. 163, 179 94. 121. 163 163 90. 135, 163 91. 144. 145. 163 . .... 163 82.83.163 T . . 163 164 53.61.116. 164.174.177.181 88.89.92. 94.121.130.164 t 114.145.164 Haves. Steven 164 Heivud. Mark 121.133.144. 145.164.180 Hick . Michele C 128.164 Higgins. Holly |64 Hildcn. Julie 164 Hill, Thomas 164 Hillman. Barbara 29. 32. 34. 139. 146. 147. 149.150, 151.157. 164 Hit eman, Lori 90.91,135.(64 Hoebcn, Anthony 25. 162, 164 Holbrook. Susan 114, 121. 149, 158. 164. 173 Holme. Patricia 29. 34.143, 164 Holmes. Mark III. 122. 123. 131. 164' Hol ingcr, Teresa |64 Hough. Sarah 136. 140. 149. I5|, 164 Hummel. Sharon 94. 140. 149. I5| , 156. 164 Ingram. Marc 136.164 Iwcn. Scott 36. 57. 114. 121. 132 145. 149, 151 164 J Jacobson. Bruce Jarus cwski. Ann Jedlicki. Lennic Jefferson. Woodrow 165 165 165 165 Jennings, Constance 114. 122. 123 136. 138. 148. 149. 150. 151. I6s'. 182 Jensen, Jcannic |65 Johnson. Donna |65 Johnson. Jeffrey 61. 66. 67. 1|7 118. 136. 157. 162. 165 Johnson. Jodi 114. 116, 122, 123 144. 149. 151.165. 170. 182 Johnson.Judy 20.94.140. 166 Johnson. Lowery 56. 166 Johnson. Scott 135,166 Johnson. Susan 82.83. 166 Johnson. Zona 122, 123, 136. 166. 181 Johnston, Jan 153.166 Joyce. Jeffrey 21,166 Jungers. Stephen 31.91, 166.71 Kalvig, Steven ... 166 Kane. Kristen 21.167 Kane. Robert 22. 167 Kaufman. Thomas 28. 167 Keating. Kathleen 120. 167 King. Mary 96.135.149.167 Klaers. Edward ... 130 Klettc. Margaret 23. 82. 83. 149. 167. 183 Klower. Paul 121. 134. 149. 167 Knauff. John . 167 Knight. Kathryn 162, 167 Knulson. Annette 167 KouLson. Deborah 167 Kolcsar. Lynn 82. 83. 152. 167 Korzenowski. Kim 167 Kosmas. Mark 167 Kowalkc. Richard 167 Kretthmcr. Michael 145. 167, 168. 169 Kriegcr. Michael 167 Kroth. Robert........ 135, 167 Kunm. William 24. 114. 138. 139. 147. 149. 153. 158. 167 Kutz. Judith III. 132. 137. 149. 151. 152. 167. 18 La Belle. Beth Lagermcicr. Michael 165 LaGrundcur. Pierre Lambert. Novis ....20. LaMosse. John .............. Larson. Mark ............... Larson. Susan 121. 149. 151. Lawson. Donald 162, Lc Bon. Charles 57,130.136. Lee. Gary Lee, Roderick Leonard. Suz an Lewis. Lorre 136. 138. 145, Lew is, Scott Lieberman. Thomas 57, 136. 139. 149. 150. Lindahl. Mane .. . . Linder. Connie ......... Lindseth, Scott Little. Francis ............ Little. Robert 61.162.165. Lockhart. Kathryn 114. 135, Longman. Michael ........... Loofbourrow. Sally 21.24.94. Lowe. Barbara 162.169.176. Lundeen. Vicki 145. 149. Lutes. Richard 56. 57,67. 136. 145. 162. 165. Lutz. Timothy 24.116. Lutz. Timothy .. .. 24,116. Lyons. John............... M 167 . 168 168 168 145 168 162. 168 168 168 168 168 168 168 168 137. 168 168 168 168 168 168 151. 168 168 168 199 169. 170 144. 169 169 169 169 Maanun. TerTence 169 MacArthur. Stan 169 MacDonald. Wendy 169 MacGregor. Donald 91. 140. 145. 160. 168. 169 Machacck. Bruce 170 Madison. Lynn 152.169.170 Madsen. Merilee 170 Mahoney. Joseph III. 117, 119. 135.170 Maltby, Gregory 170 Malmov, Julie ... 170 Manzavrakos. John 170.182 Markey. Bruce 27. III. 122. 123. 131. 136. 159. 162. 170 Markkanen. Perry 170 Markos. Joseph 171 Marlow, Catherine 122.171 Martin, Dianne 171 Mason. David 171 Mason. Robin 171 Massey. Alison 162. 171. 179 Mathiowetz. Ricky 171 McCucn. David 49.72.171 Mclnnis, Timothy 66.67,171 McKee. Peggy— 20,171 kK, .c. Daniel 56.57, |7| Mi 1 jiighlin. Martha 135. 153. 171 Mchalfey. Thomas 27,171 Mertesdorf, Janet 149. I7|. 182 Met ker, Jennifer 171 Meyer. Paul 97,171 Meyers. Paul 19,34.127.171 MichcUen, Grctchcn 54. 88. 89. 134. 136. 144. 149, 171. 182 Middlcbrook. Christopher 66.67. 171 Miller. Mary 171 M Hi hem. SaJlic 171 Moc. John 172 Monk. Linda 122. 124. 144. 172 Montcrolli. Thomas 172,176 Montgomery. Karen 172 Moore. Ann 45.91. 116. 135. 162. 172 Moosbrugger, Marv 21, 172 Mortertsen. Chcrisc 21.172 Morton. Joel 172 Moseley. Michael 62. III. 132, 136. 172 Moss. Linda 166, 172 Mueller, l.tnnac 172 Muller, Sarha 172 Munson, Dana 172 Murphy. Kathleen 172 Mikkeltvedt, Cynthia 122. 143. 170. I'3 Needham. Dunn 73 Nchottc. Marie 122, ITT Nelson. Brad 149.173.182 Nelson. Kay 173 Nelson. Richard 27. 57. 132. 134. 152. 173. 179 Nelson. Robert 136. 149. 173. 182 Nelson, Suzanne 29. 54. 88. 89. 114. 121. 130. 149. 173. 174. 177. 182 Niemann, John 22. 116. 137, 173 Nordahl. Tom 24.61.173.180 Northcnscold. Julie 88. 89. 92. 94. 136. 170. 173, 183 Nyberg. Nancy 173 O O'Brien. John 173 O’Grady. Kimberly 27. 88.89. 139. 146. 147. 149. 151. 157, 161. 173. 177. 182 O'Riley. Bridget 174 Oas. Grctchcn 34. III. 114. 133. 137.152. 174. 181 Ohman. James 60.136.149.174 Ohme. Dale 72.165.174 Okada. John 27. 79. Olofson. Jodv 31.84. 118. Olsen. Susan Olson. Carol Olson. David Olson. Miles Olson. Sandra Olson. Timothy Onslow. Janet Orman. Steven Osborne, Kimbcrlv Otte. Carol 121. 139. 151 132, 136. 149. 150. 151. 174 III. 114, 117. 137.156.174 174 174 174. 175. 176 174 82.83. 174 174 165. 174 174 149. 175 143. 144. 149. 175. 177. 182 Pahl. Lorn 140. 145. Palmer. Joseph Parrow. Scott Parry. Marlys 122, 123. Parsons. John Pedersen. Mark 27. 103. Perdue. Dana 82. 83. 94. 154. 161. Perry. Bruce Perry. William Persons Dora terson, Christine Peterson. David Peterson. Michael Peterson. Susan Phillips. Thomas Pictig. Bruce Plourdc. Roland Poliquin. Jean Popchn. Mary Popham. Todd 21. 34. 75. Porter. Pauline 24. 88. 89 136. Prentice. Pamela Proctor. Douglas 7“ Q . 157. 175 172.175 143. 175 142. 149. 175 149.175 122. 175. 71 146, 147. 173.175 175 175 175 135. 175 175 136. 176 138. 176 162.176 176 176 140. 176 176 114, 146. 147. |76 .92. IJL 149. 176 176 122.176 Quanbeck. Thomas 114, 121. 148. 149. 170. 176.177 Ruins. Mark 61. 66. 67. 117, JJ8. 132. 136. 176. 178 Ramstad, Peter 72, 114. 130. 140. 149. 166. 170. 176 Rang. Ellen 176 Rank. Cheryl 51.120,149.177 Rank. Thomas 177 Ranum, Billy 20. 177 Rasmussen, Phillip 121, 130. 155. 162. 165.175. 177 Rasor. Margaret 177 Raymond James 177 Reagan. Christopher 122,177 Rchn. Susan 24.30.149.161.177 Rkc, Lvnn 177 Richardson. Nathac 169. 170. 177 Rics. Diane 88. 89. 91. 94. 136. 150. 177 Robbins, Jerrv 177 Robinson. Harold 29. 177 Roetrnan. Robert 135, 177 Rovsitcr. Jan 177 Roundtree. Terry 178 Rude. Steven 57.116.173.178 RundorlT. Robert 148. 149. 151. 178 Rutt. Paul 56. 57. 58. 66. 67. 132. 136. 149. 150. 166. 170. 178 Santoorjian. Greg 162,168,178 Scheurcr. Elizabeth 20. 27. 28. 88. 89. 158. 159. 162. 178 Schmidt. Cheryl 178 Schmidt. Douglas 57. 58. 178 Schonncscn. Terry 23.178 Scott. George 178 Semba. Laura 29. 138. 139. 146. 147. 149. ISO. 151. 175 Scndccky. Lisa 82.83.91. 178. 183 Serrin. Elizabeth 124. 125, 155. 159. 170. 178 Severson. Marianne 149, 170, 173, 178 Shepherd. Brian 57. 58. 62. 154. 178 Sheppard. Thomav 20. 135. 179 Sherman. Debra 28. 163. 179 Shervey. David .. | 24.179 Shuberg. Barry 143. 179 Siehcr.Jami 179 Simmon . Arthur 34. 179 Simondcl. Jeffrey 65. 165. 179 Simonsen. John 75. 146, 147, |76, 17 . 179. 180 Smith. Bret 179.71 Smith. Lvndon 30. 116. |72.179 Sneidcr. Use 140. 161. 179 Sokoloski. Joann 24. 88. 89. 92. f 136.1791 Sonntag. Scott 179 Soucck. 120. 152. 179 Spcidcl. Mark 27. 114. 139. 144. 145. 149. 160. 171. 179 Stanko. Dana 60. 66. 67. 133. 136. 180 Stanton. Ann 105. 138. 171. 175 Starr. Karl 91. 114. 138. 144. 145. 148. 149. 151. 153. 156. 165. 171. 174. 180 Stephens, lisa IIT 118. 115. 138. 180 Stewart, Catherine 176.180 Stratton. Patrick . 180 Straw. Shirley 179.180 Slrccd. Paul 180 StrefT. Julianc 23. 180 Stroh. Lislie 114. 80 Stumme. Mury 174 Swenson. Judith 120.176.180 Swift. James 61.180 Synhaivsky. Natalie .. .. 180 Taaffe, Dennis 29. 57. 130. 136. 157. 180 Talbott. Richard 79. 136. 180 Talley. Sybil 129.180 Tarnish. Kathryn III. 114. 120. 132. 137. 164. 180 Taylor. Alzcna 129.181 Taylor. Barbura 181 Taylor. Bradford 181 Taylor, Willbcrt 181 Tcdcr.Karin 149, 181 Thomas. Julie IK1 Thompson. Jonathan 181 Tieman, Craig 149,181 Times. Mary 149. 151. 181 Townc. Mark 181 Tucker. Patricia 21.181 Tuveson, Carol is I Tysdal. Michael 34.181 U Vanhouten, Janice 82. 83. 91. I4J 149. 157. 182 Vrooman. Vicki 111. 114. 116. 137 152. 158,182 182 152. 182 182 182 75 20. 129. 182 W Waldfogcl. Asher Wallin. Lori Wallin. Sean W alton, John Ward. Daniel Warder. Kent Warner. Nancy 32. 138. 149. 182 Wasem. Cynthia igs Weatherford. Sterling 65. 182 Weaver. Jeanne 32.91, 136. 182 Webb. Erick 149.182.71 Weigel. Kenneth |gs Welch. Linda |gs Werntz. Jane 139. 149. 182 Wesley . Lunccford 57. 136. |82 NVcsselman. Jerry . 136. 152, 182 Weston. Kathleen |7. 139. 149 L. wml72-l75-,82' Wiberg. Timothy tvs iberg. Wicklund, Carol W ilbur. Rose W’ilhelm. Caron 1 W illcrt. Bradley W illums. Bartley Wilson. Angela W ilson. Janet 182 r 122.144.183 183 183 183 . 130. 183 I 32. 128.183 183 Wilson. John .. 142. 143. 149. 183 Withrow. Cheryl 140.183 W'itta. Robert .g..J (S3 Wold. Susan ... |g3 Woodling. Matthew 144. 149. 183 Wucst. Timothy 65,183 Yaegcr. Lucy Young. Brenda 183 •29.138.183 Zakes. Edward20.57. 136. 178. 183 Zandlo. Patricia 183 Llndcrdahl. Scott V 20.31 VanDcvcrc, Stephanie 94,181