Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

WAHIAN VOLUME 52 WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA NINETEEN SEVENTY-NINE 2 Contents ACTIVITIES ........................7 FACULTY ......................... 29 FRESHMEN .........................45 SOPHOMORES ...................... 57 ORGANIZATIONS ....................71 JUNIORS ..........................99 SPORTS ......................... 113 SENIORS ........................ 165 8 WELCOME WEEK Welcome Week is designed to make the rookie student feel more comfortable and at home here at Washburn. If it wasn’t the rousing pep fest that did it. the junior and senior servant day did. The freshmen and sophomores really got a taste of Washburn life when the Millers creamed North 48 to 6 in Friday’s football game. In spite of the sweltering heat, later that night 365 students showed up for the Welcome Week Dance. With Special Sounds providing the music, the dance ended the week’s festivities by making the new students feel truly welcome. THE MALT SHOT WASHBURN ! HAUNTS 4 MY HR'S {jBn e (§Aop. HOMECOMING Halls cluttered with signs and buttons plastered on students were the first signs of the upcoming event: Homecoming! On September 29, when the bell rang for the pep fest and program, there was a massive rush of students to the auditorium. The program offered many entertaining acts including the Millermates and various instrumental and singing groups. It was all climaxed by the coronation of Queen Judy and King Larry. Out at MacQuarric Field, the sun shone on packed bleachers, fifteen colorful floats, balloons, and pom-poms — the perfect setting for an action packed 28-21 victory over Southwest. The Homecoming Dance that night was the grand finale to a very exciting week. 12 “WHOMP-’EM!” 13 QUEEN JUDY AND KING LARRY HOMECOMING y ROYALTY 1978 PHIL AND HEIDI MONICA AND SCOTT PAUL AND MADONNA Although March 12 was a wet and chilly day, it didn’t hinder 147 couples from attending Washburn’s annual Semi-Formal dance. The dance, organized by the Student Council, was held at the Howard Johnson Inn located in Burnsville. The students danced the night away to the sounds of “Aire.” 15 PROM The elegant Calhoun Beach Club, with its sweeping staircase and exquisite balcony, was the location for the 1978 Prom. A room set aside for refreshments and conversation contained rustic wood floors, plush sofas, and dazzling chandeliers. Mirrors and a marble fireplace lined one wall of the dance floor. “Orion played both mellow and exciting disco music. Although the music ended at eleven. Prom did not. Many couples went to private parties or extravagant restaurants afterwards. For some. Prom did not end until five o’clock the next morning. LADD ’N HEIDI PETER ’N BETSY FRIENDSHIP DANCE Who’s the Mcfriendliest guy in town? Who’s the Mcchccriest fellow around? Who is the funniest? Whose smile is sunniest? No, not Ronald McDonald! In the revival of the Friendship Royalty, it was decided that Heidi, Ladd, Betsy, Peter, Katy, Bill, Sue, and Brian met up to these tough qualifications. Preceding the coronation ceremonies everyone was entertained by the winter sport teams’ presentations, which were remarkably humorous. The crowd went into an uproar when the gymnasts enticed a few unsuspecting guys into joining their exercises (Mr. Clifford Johnson proved to be more agile than we had believed!) The festivities ended that night with a dance. Music was supplied by Special Sounds. BILL ’N KATY BRIAN ’N SUE 17 SADIE HAWKINS o DAISY MAE AND LIL’ ABNER About 550 students had a good time, dogpatch style, at Washburn’s annual Sadie Hawkins dance on Friday, November 10. As soon as word of the event got out, the girls began stalking the po’ unfortunate soul they were fixin’ to drag to the dance. Among the kneeslappin’, foot stompin’ fun at this year’s Sadie were a whole ton of games, a gym for dancin’, and even places to get hitched for the night. The dance was the product of many weeks of preparation by the Grist Staff and members of the Newswriting Class. Sadie helps underwrite publication costs, and this year’s festivities grossed $1,757.75 for the Grist piggybank. 19 20 THE CAST Mr. Frank ..................... Micp .......................... Mrs. Van Daan ................. Mr. Van Daan .................. Peter Van Daan ................ Mrs. Frank .................... Margot Frank .................. Anne Frank .................... Mr. Kraler .................... Mr. Dusscl .................... .. Chris Burns Meg Showaltcr .. Lettie Smith ,.. Greg Smith . Chris Ludtke Joyce Dingley . Sally Halpern . Jackie Holme .. Scott Wik Goldberg THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl, lived in hiding with seven other Jews in a secret nest of rooms in Amsterdam. Her diary reveals their life while waiting in fear of being discovered by the Nazis. Critics called it “one of the most moving documents 10 come out of World War II. On December 13 and 14, a cast of ten Washburn students brought Anne’s diary to life After ten weeks of diligent practice, two of the most outstanding theatrical perfor mances ever at Washburn were witnessed by crowds totalling close to 400 people. The production was definitely a credit to its author. 21 Five buses and 225 rowdy seniors arrived al Camp Ihduhapi on the chilly night of January 24. The majority of the mob immediately rushed towards Ml. Ihduhapi. Frosty white figures carreered down the slope on minibog-gans, snurfers. or just plain derrieres few ever reaching bottom. I or the less courageous, or those who began to get a bit more than frostbitten, a real old-fashioned square dance was held in the lodge. The seniors who braved all signs of hypothermia continued sliding, or joined in a vicious game of broomball. Shortly after ten o’clock, the still rowdy seniors boarded buses for home; their mid-winter blues left behind. SENIOR SNOW PARTY SNOW WEEK This year’s Snow Week began with a rousing pep fest featuring the new Millcrmcn dance line performing to the tunc of “Down to the Bone. Paul Pettersen and Joyce Dingley were the well chosen royalty for the legging and guerning contest. In the tug-of-war competition, the mighty senior men prevailed over all other contenders, including the sophomore girls who won the female competition. Dan Walsh won the honor of being hit in the face with a pic to benefit his class spirit committee. His sister, Trish, came up with the highest auction price and was able to take care of all sibling frustration with one swing. Later on in the week, all four classes of women got together for the Powder Puff football game. The senior girls, coached by Robert Jones. Don Williams, and Larry Molkc were irrcvokably the champions. Also included in the activities were a snow sculpture contest and of course the Snow Week dance Friday night. 2f Millwheels celebrated its thirtieth anniversary this year. Director Robert Krause says that with about 1300 people attending, it was the largest Millwheels audience ever. The show was in three acts, starting with “The Time Warp” from ’‘Rocky Horror Picture Show.” Other dazzling performances were done by Deanne Sample, the Miller-mate can-can girls, “The Trio,” The Flour City Dreamers.” and the juniors in their production of “Grease,” to name a few. Each act was exceptional. Student director Amy Rogers attributes this to the unusual cooperation of each participant during the course of organization. The show displayed the truly outstanding diversified talents of Washburn. 27 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 78-79 28 29 4 5-8 7 8 29 AUGUST First day of class Football Preview SEPTEMBER Labor Day Welcome Week Senior Servant Day Welcome Week Dance Homecoming-Southwest 12 13-14 15 18 25 DECEMBER Senior Announcements All School Play Winter Dance Hockey Preview Winter Recess Begins JANUARY Senior Snow Party Snow Week Auditorium Powderpuff Football Millwheels OCTOBER 17 Open House 19-20 Teachers’ Convention 26 Choir Concert NOVEMBER i Orchestra Concert 6 Thanksgiving Food Drive 10 Sadie Hawkins 21 Band Concertq Basketball Preview 22 Thanksgiving Recess 23-24 Tri II Begins 27 FEBRUARY 1 Millwheels 2 Snow Week Dance 14 Valentine’s Day 12-16 Black History Week 19 President’s Holiday 19-23 Energy Recess MARCH 12 Tri III Begins 15-17 State Hockey Tournament 17 St. Patricks Day 19 First Day of Baseball 23 Semi-Formal Dance JUNE 1 Senior Tests 4 Senior Tests 5 WAHIAN Distribution 6 Senior Movie 6 Commencement 8 Last Day for Underclass MAY 3 All Band Concert 10 One Act Play 17 One Act Play 23 Band Concert 31 Cap and Gown Distribution APRIL 5 Jazz Band Concert 9-13 Spring Recess 26 Orchestra Concert 28 Prom Roland R. DcLapp Principal To Washburn Students: In future years, the pages of this W AH IAN will continue to remind you of many pleasant memories. Those memories most prominent will include your friendships and fun. Your positive efforts and contributions to Washburn should give you a good feeling and a sense of pride for your accomplishments. As principal, I am proud to have been a part of those experiences. Sincerely, Roland R. DeLapp 30 ADMINISTRATION Harlan Anderson Assistant Principal Dennis Henriksen Physics, Discovery Math Gary Traynor Biology, S. M. Biology James Colby Astronomy. Physics SCIENCE John Hornby Physical Science, S. M. Biology Alan Rasmussen Physics. Chemistry Craig Hcrmanson Biology. Advanced Biology 31 MATHEMATICS Charles Bader Geometry. Advanced Algebra. Trigonometry Richard Bronnichc Math. Concepts, Algebra Juliette Brown Algebra. Geometry, Concepts Harley Hatch Math. Algebra, AV Randy Pratt Math Bruce Temte Math. Advanced Algebra, Discovery Math. Geometry MUSIC James Cosgrove Advanced Algebra. Concepts. Trigonometry t.enus Ritter Geometry. Concepts. Advanced Algebra George Sverdrup Trigonometry. Concepts. Advanced Algebra. Calculus William Lydell Orchestra. Girls Choir, Music Theory, Acappclla, Choir I John Kantar Band. Stagehand. Beginning Band. Art I Burton George Informal Geometry. Geometry 33 SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Anderson Social Studies 9 John Eiler U. S. History. World History Allan Wurst Basic U. S. History. U. S. History Glenn Simonson Basic World History. World History Louden Schlagel Psychology. Government, Basic Government 34 Omcr Schommcr Social Studies 9 Roger Ccrsinc Government, Sociology Mary Underwood Area Study Bruce Turnbaugh World History George Wcmcicr Economics, U. S. History 35 Robert Krause Drama, Stage. Shakespeare, Occupational English Ronald Rogers Basic English, Speech Joyce Anderson English 9, Piano. Mixed Choir. Madrigals Gary Wald English 10 and 11 36 Meredith Davis Reading Robert Wolk English 10, Novel Garrard Beck Word Study. English 11 Keith Stitzel English II. Expository Writing. Newswriting Frances Maclvcr English 9. English Elective Armilla Walsh English 12. A. P. English 37 HEALTH AND GYM LaRuc Nelson Health 9. Phy. Ed. 9 Michael Orman Phy. Ed. 10. Phy. Ed. Elective Judith Mcl.aughlin Health 9. Phy. Ed. 9 and 10 Nancy Moody Phy. Ed. 10 David Ruliffson Health II 38 Conrad Emerson Phy. Ed. 10. Phy. Ed. Elective, Athletic Director HOME ECONOMICS Karen Gregory Sewing, Foods Lois Haugerud Foods, Family Living Carol Anderson Clothing, Family Living 59 Curtis Kirschbaum Woods. Electronics Typing. Accounting. Business Law Yetta Cram Economics. Model Office. Typing Ralph Burke Spanish BUSINESS Clifford Johnson Shorthand. Advanced Shorthand. Typing. WAHIAN. Student Council. Senior Advisor FOREIGN LANGUAGE Gina Kurovsky German 40 Harold Dunn French SPECIAL EDUCATION Karen Johnson Nancy Terry Gary Dalasta AIDES Amy Carpenter, Beryl Lamb, Patricia Rcrak, Marian Vest, Dclois Gilchrist Juanita Napuc Michael Myers Drivers Education ENGINEERS COOKS ROW I: Russell Driggers. Anna May Carlson. Paul Freeberg, Donald Halstcd. ROW 2: Thomas Purcell. John McCullough. James Bowen, Martin Gavanda, Donald Ellenwood Mgr. Florence Ballinger. Karen Folta. Regina Smart. Pat Sandin. Eileen Maddox 41 SOCIAL WORKERS Pauline Laybourn Charles Smith CLERKS 42 June Nelson Marge Ramstad Billie Person Dorothy Anderson Gladys Gudahl Janet Bouman Mary Wise WORK COORDINATORS 43 Zelma Nelson COUNSELORS Dorothy Magnuson Florence Rcinertson Edward Swiderski Richard Kemp Shirley Sims Health Services Assistant Craig Matticc Liaison Officer LIBRARIAN Mary Ann Orlowski Michael Abcln Amy Abraham Linda Ackerman Bruce Adclsman Nancy Anderson Stephen Acilts Mark Alexander Annetta Allison Joel Almquist Brian Anderson John Anderson Karn Anderson Keith Anderson Daniel Anfinson Kathy Arnold Ann Bailey Aaron Banham Jeffrey Barncll Melanie Barth Diane Bartko Jeffrey Bccncr Margaret Bcclsch Steven Bell Audrey Bennett Kathleen Bennett Leslie Berg Shawn Bergerson 46 Gerald Braucr Denise Brown Mitchell Brown Jennifer Breen Janice Brewington Richard Brimacomb Cynthia Brocckcl Gerald Brownrigg David Budge Patricia Burgess William Butler Brenda Bye Steven Campbell Gregory Canfield Charles Caranicas Marcus Coleman Peter Coleman Mark Conrad b M Kerry Conway Cynthia Coulter James Coulter Troy Covart Joseph Covert William Daher 47 Kathleen Davis Carl Dehner Keith Dcmtilings Garry Denny Jean Devcry John Diehl Thomas Diffley Pamela Dorset Melissa DuFoe Laura Kggcrs Rachel F.ian Jeffery Ellington Maria Ellis Sherrie Ellis Alexandra Ellison Shantclle Eskridge David Ewald Jeanne Fahey Harold Farmer Mary Farr Deborah Fcrnholr Susan Fewer Christopher Flannery William Flceson Patrick Fleming Patrick Flcshcr Jacqueline Floback David Carte Susan Gcnriw.. Michael Goar Caroline Gould Daniel Graf David Gray Kelley Green Paul Green Hayes Gregory Shannon Grimes Julie Groethe Kari Gronbcrg Timothy Haines Marccllus Hall David Halstead Floyd Hammond Mary Hanscom Sheldon Hansen Lee Harris Philip Hazel Sheila Hcaly Lisa Heidcman Patrick Hell Dana Henderson Ross Hendrix George Hoch Deborah Hocslcy Mia Hogbcrg Bradley Holin Thomas Holme Donald Howard Jason Hoyc Eric Hunter Carolyn Hutt Jodi Jacobsen Peter Jeffrey John Jensen Brian Jodcll Philip Holtzlcitcr Colleen Honkanen Kimberly Horn Amy Hovland Wayne Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Irene Jones Jacqueline Jones Rosie Jones Steven Jones Steven Jordan Charles Jorgensen Ronald Kaienberg Jason Kalin Margaret Kane Nancy Keith Tanya Kelly Roderick Kennedy Melissa Johnson Molly Johnson Nancy Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Robert Johnson Scott Johnson 50 H Steven Kicnitz Mark Killeen Kimberly Konigson Darcy Kornmann Kay Korzenowski John Krautbaucr Kcri Kvalslcn Dale Lachclt Nina Lacy Matthew Larson Timothy Laska Julie Lattcrcll Vicki Lawhorn Kathleen Leek Scott l-ccy John Lee Jonathon Lofgrcn Lee Lofgren Bridget Longman Scan Longman Michael Lowey Elizabeth Ludtkc Barry Lussicr Philip Madsen Jodi Marchiafava Holly Marsh Gregory Marsten Barbara Martinez Bruce Mathis Carlton Matson 51 Mary Maunscll Catherine McCann David McConkcy Susan McCreary Steven Mcllgrcn Paul Menccly Juli Merwin Jeanne Miller Matthew Miller Scott Miller Tracy McGowan Douglas McGuire Carrie McLaughlin Mary McLeod Daniel McNaughton William McNiff Susan Nesheim Jonathon Nichols Regina Mure Robert Murray Karen Myers Carolyn Mykkcltvcdt Eldon Nash Jennifer Ncllas Nicholas Nicklow Michael Nielsen William Nordin 52 I 1 ’ l.isa Nordstrom Holli Northcnscold Vicki Norvell Charles O'Brian Lynnette O’Brien Richard O'Donnell James Perrier Gloria Pesina Shawn Phelps Thomas Pikal Laura Ployhar Daniel Pommerenke Brian Porter Uric Premack Jacqueline Pruitt Anne Quirk Derek Rasmussen Karl Rasmussen Diane Raymond Janinc Razee David Ready Paul Reimer Anthony Rhincs Charlene Rhodes Wendy Richardson Ann Roering John Rogers Lynda Rogers Kathryn Robertson Katherine Robinson Stacy Rodcr 53 Jay Rowland Judith Rudolph Jeffrey Ruhnkc Scott Russell Susan Ryan Kari Samuclson Jorin Sandquisl Jean Sawyer Peter Schenk l.ancc Schibilla Barbara Schmidt Todd Schulz Nanette Sharp Timothy Sheehan Stephen Shields Christina Shirley David Shoop Therese Showaltcr Eric Sigerseth Christopher Simondet Sally Smith Eric Solbcrg Eugene Smith Lisa Smith Robert Smith Gary Spohn Mary Spriggs John Spychalski Susan Soulak Thomas Staunton Jeffrey Stearns Scott Stearns 54 Carla Steen Cynthia Steen Joel Streed Ladona Stuhr Peter Stumme Carol Stybricki Michele Sullivan Cireg Sundem Rhonda Tabor Mark Terstccg Brian Thomas Cydney Thomas Rita Weatherly Margaret Weaver Christopher Weber Caroline Whang Jeffrey Wheeler Daniel Thompson l.aurie Thompson John Thuras Donnette Tillman Charles Timbcrlakc Ann Marie Tomlinson Michael Totall Thomas Townsend Pamela Ulseth Michele VanUcel Jeffrey Vavra Joseph Viens Shaync Vincent Joseph Wagner James Walker Daniel Walsh Gregg Wandmacher Matthew Warhol Monica Washington 55 Linda Whitlock Scott Wik John Willcttc Lorilyn Williams Nielsen Williams Roxanne Willis 56 Julie Allstop Heidi Almquist Bradley Anderson Christopher Anderson Deborah Anderson Laura Anderson Timothy Anderson Yvonne Anderson Mitchell Appel Elizabeth Ashwcll Harlan Austin Rhea Axiotis Najma Bachclani Dilshad Bagha James Bailey Ann Banc Brett Banham Kathryn Bartko Valerie Bclfrcy Joseph Bell Cara Berg Thomas Berg 4 58 Kara Bcrgly Tambre Bergstrom Todd Bergum Douglas Bigwood Joni Bishman Jay Blattic Teresa Bloomquist Tammy Boschcc Joseph Bourgcault Ernestine Bowman Jeffrey Boxcll Mary Brandi Susana Bravo Mark Bridges Lisa Brookshire Bridget Brown Catherine Brownrigg Trent Brunier Lorraine Bryant Andrew Buss Lawrence Cable Jerome Cain Dawn Caliri 59 Christine Carlson Susan Carlson Timothy Carlson Oscar Carr James Carriger Robert Carroll James Case Julie Christenson Susan Christenson Mark Christman Sharon Clear Terry Co3sh Austin Coleman Catherine Coleman Tamara Colin Becky Comer Bradley Courtcau Virginia Crowley Colleen Cunningham Lucinda Cowan William Crandall Sandra Crowe Andrea Dahlquis Pamela Davidsor Corey Davis 60 Thcrcsc Dcvcry Brodcric Dobbins David Ellis Mark Ellison Susan Emery Debra Dricsch John Dullum Lori Ecklund John Farr Linda Faulkner Stacey Fauncc Mary Fcltcn Markus Fikentscher Shelley Findley Deborah Erickson Margaret Erickson Teresa Evan Nancy Evers Paula Fisher Denise Fitzsimmons Lori Flanigan Dorian Flowers Brian Fogclbcrg 61 David Frank Kimberly Frankosky Scott Franson Michael Frederick Rebecca Froiland Duane Frymirc Laura Fulmer Jeffrey Galarncau Laura Galbraith Michael Gcrgcn Sheri Gjcrsct Paul Gocrcs Mary Gozola Michelle Green Joshua Grccnwald Dean Gustafson Kristin Gustafson Marc Gustafson Jane Hale Keith Hall Sarah Hall Sharon Hall Sally Halpcrn Wendy Hankland Emily Hannon Mia Hanson Mark Harris Lee Hart David Harty Janet Hcbcrlc Corrinc Heilman Uric Hepncr David Hcrridgc Nancy Hinrichs Chris Hitzcman Roger Hodge 62 Sharon Hodge Christopher Hocchcrl John Hoffman l.izabcth Hoffman Jerry Holman Louann Holmlund Stacey Hondcrich Carolyn Horan Patrick Horan Deborah Hughes Paul Irmitcr Darrell Jacox Denita James Charles Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Valerie Johnson Mary Johnson Mary Jones Jeffrey Jorgensen Nathan Kaatrud Korinne Kaszynski William Kay Mary Keating William Keller Elizabeth King Marla Kissel Ronald Kissel Phillip Kjclland Suzanne Klacrs Elizabeth Klocppcr Joseph Knceland Kelly Kopc Jeffery Korwes Elizabeth Kos Kristine Krason Alan Kroenlein 63 Jeffrey Krook Maria Kulishcck Linda Labhard Peter Lacy Mark I.anic Jocllcn Larson Bonnie Lau Janet Lavictoirc Karen L.avinc Margaret Lawler Daniel Lee Gary Lee Margrit Lciferman Robert Lincoln Elizabeth Little Janice Lloyd Martha Lochen Thomas Lord William Lukens Daniel Lumbar Ann Lundeen Linton Lundeen Wayne Lundeen Erik Lundegaard Daina Luss Terry Lussicr Dale Machacck Kimberly Maguire Melanie Mahannah Judith Malmon Anne Marble Jennifer Marks Daniel Marsh Jennifer Marsh 64 Gregory Marshall Anne Mavity Mary McCabe Randv McCucn Richard McDonald Pamela McDowell Linda McGinlcy Amy McGrath Rose Mcllrath Amanda McLeod Michael McNamcr Michael McNcarncy John McNiff Shelly McPcck David Mcacham Steven Mcschkc William Michael Jody Midboe Michelle Miller Valerie Moore Mark Moormann Catherine Morrill Louis Murdock Gregory Mure Tom Nagy Judy Naseth Michael Nchotte Nancy Nchotte Ronald Nelson Michelle Nermyr John Nesheim David Nesscl Wendy Niedenfuer Anncmaric Nielsen 6$ John O'Riley Eugene Obcrprillcr Cynthia Odash Dale Olesen Karen Oliphant Richard Ollcrman Carlye Olson 66 Dale Peterson Kent Peterson Scott Peterson Catherine Phillips Marsha Piepgras Anna Pohlmann David Polistcr Catherine Ponto Barbara Pratt Tasia Predweshny Rhonda Prentice Mary Raab David Ranzingcr Jeanne Reeve Lee Regan Patricia Reid David Renneberg Kristin Robertson Christopher Rocring David Rogers Janet Rogers Leslie Rogers 67 Laurie Ruble Rhonda Rucker Nancy Rude Tami Ruden Carrie Ruder Lucille Russell Douglas Sammond Deanne Sample Cynthia Sampson Michael Sampson Ann Samuclson Diane Sass David Saunders Michele Schapcr Andrew Schepcrs Mary Schilz Susan Schilz Stephen Schlossbcrg Jay Schouwcilcr Bcrnadcnc Schulte Patrick Scott Loric Sheffield 68 Teresa Shirley Margaret Showaltcr Robin Simpson Brian Smith Nannette Smith Sally Spector Bradley Stearns Michele Stenquist Carolyn Strandberg Kathleen Stratton Dean Stuart Timothy Swanson John Swedberg Jonna Swedberg Donald Taylor Charles Thcros Tracy Thomas Marylis3 Tomlinson Thomas Totall Anthony Toycn John Urbanck Paul Vadcr Mary Van Every Anne Van Valkcnburg Ann Viens Jill Vollmar Bruce von Fcldcn 69 “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. . ” Debra Walsh Shawn Ward John Warhol Mary Weaver Peter Weber Gary Webster Tari Weeks William Wcfclmcyer John Weiss David Werntz Judith Weston John Wcthcrall Katherine Whang Marriette Whclchcl Elizabeth Winkcls James Withrow Annadcll Witta Rachel Wolk Paul Wood Sarah White Laura Whitlock Diane Whitmore Dawn Williams Stephanie Williams Michael Wilson Tony Wilson A- 70 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In May of 1978, sixty-threc seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. These students, all in the top 15 percent of their class, were chosen for their character, service, and leadership. This year the society members became more involved in school activities. Besides ushering at the open house, they also sponsored the inter-class whopper eating contest during Spirit Week at which the juniors proved to be the most voracious. See. K. Youngdahl. V. Pres P. Moc. Pres. S. Heidelberg Treas. S. Premack ROW I: B. Hyndman. T. Lee. J. Dornfcld. K. Almquist ROW 2: D. Voigt, S. Mitby. M. Boyles, M, Graff. K. Samuclson. J. Johnson ROW 3: T. Markwardt, K. Siegel. D. Ranncy, S. Sandvig, G. Ellis, L. Molkc ROW 4: K. Youngdahl. T. Rustad. D. Pikal. P. Mavity. P. Pcitcrscn. L. Davenport ROW 1: J. Chin. P. Harty, S. Lloyd. C. Murray. A. WyckofT ROW 2: L. Zcnisck, E. Brookshire. T. Deguisli, P. Mead. S. Premack ROW 3: M. Alcvizos. A. Northwick. R. Lutes, K. Cannon. A. Stumme ROW 4: M. Sovcll. K. Bcrgly, P. Roscnbloom, J. Ottc, K. Pohlmann. D. Evers. L. Gcrholz 73 STUDENT ROW I: See. K. Johnson. Pres. P. Larson ROW: 2 V. Pres. Soc. J. McCreary. Treas. L. Molkc. V. Pres. Prob. L. Mayes JUNIORS - ROW I; D. Pratt. E. Brown, J. Bergstrom. K. Chatfleld ROW 2: W. McLaughlin. J. Christman. E. Lattcrcll, C. Johnson Student Council was made bigger and better this year; bigger by adding ninth graders to the council and better by involving a larger part of the student body in many successful activities. The council put its time and energy into the Student Directory, auditoriums and pep fests. Welcome Week, Snow Week, and always popular dances. During their second annual turkey drive there were enough generous donations from students to provide fifteen families with a holiday dinner. Many students also participated in the councils monthly effort to bring joy to the elderly at a convalescent home. Advisor Clifford Johnson FRESHMEN - ROW 1: A. Bailey, K. Horn. S. McCreary ROW 2: M. Larson. E. Premack 74 SOPHOMORES - ROW I: C. Carlson. M. Christman, J. Lloyd ROW 2: W. Michaels. A. Mavity, I). Peterson COUNCIL 75 SPIRIT COMMITTIES ROW 1: M. Sovcll, J. Gerholz, S. Conrad, J. Dingley. B. Yales, S. Wallace, F.. Einsweilcr, B. Patnode. L. Komoio. J. One ROW 2: K. Cannon, E. Bergum. S. Palmer, S. I.lovd. T. Marble. M. Norris. D. Lumbar. D. Knoll. I). Voigt. J. Steffer ROW 3: J. Maunscll, M. Iwcn, J. Michael. T. Lee, L. Molkc. J. Taatjes. A. Kunin, D. Pedersen. B. Machacck, J. Longman ROW 4: J. Haug, S. Marsh. P. Larson. VI. Orficld. K. Pohlmann, P. Petersen, A. Wheeler, E. Chcllcn ROW I: S. Fauncc. R. Axiotis, B. Michael ROW 2: B. Campion, S. Henrichs. L. Lillie. S. White. L. Ruble, B. Crandall. B. Comer, L. Ashwcll. R. Vrooman. C. Carlson. K. Lloyd. A. Witta. D. Ellis. C. Thcros. B. Fogclbcrg ROW 3: A. Mavity. L. Brookshire. K. Bartko. L. Kos, T. Bergstrom. M. Leiferman, S. Wright. C. Sampson ROW 4: M. Mahanna. N. Evers, E. Johnson. R. Mcllrath. S. Christenson, M. Van Every, D. Peterson. M. Johnston. B. Pratt. L. Galbraith. B. Brown, G. Rollwagon. K. Gustafson, B. Cortcau. A. Marble. J. Galarncau This year's four spirit committees each boasted large, enthusiastic followings. Members were dedicated to spreading school pride and obliterating high school's number one enemy — boredom. Lead by Mr. Johnson, the happy evangelists of involvement planned activities such as Spirit Week (complete with Toga Day), money raising projects, and a miniwar on the high price of athletic events. Positive activities like these are what continue to set Washburn a cut above the rest. ROW I: J. McCreary. S. Kennedy. S. Shields. J. Bergstrom. K. Alcvi os. K. Molkc. F. Ostrern, T. Antoun ROW 2: C. Marcon, L. Willcrt. C. Zobcl. L. Swanson. C. Johnson. K. Chalfield. P Raich ROW 3: L. Lattcrcll. J. Exlinc. E. Ollcrman. D. Goldberg. C. Peterson. W. McLaughlin. B. Brown. T. Lincoln A. Samuelson, S. Hall, S. Bauer. D. Watkins, S. Spcctor. S. Heidelberg. N. Darcy. M. Dullum, A. Nielson S. Mclnnis. S. Hondcrich. M. Mahoney. L. Galbraith. C. Peterson. M. Lincoln. II. Keller. J. LaVictoire. L. Bennett The Millermates did a few things differently this year. They had tricaptains instead of one or two, and danced at two soccer games as well as football and basketball games. Every day during sixth hour the girls diligently practiced for these and other appearances, including the Homecoming Show. Millwheels, and the Minneapolis Aquatennial Dancclinc Competition. New sweaters and skirts lent extra sparkle to their performances. 79 REACH Getting new students involved in Washburn activities is just one of the many functions of Reach. Reach is for helping newly-enrolled students get as much as they can out of Washburn. One method used in the fall was a pot luck dinner. Students brought a great variety of dishes and had a enjoyable evening filled with conversation and laughter. Reach grew at a fantastic rate with the addition of ninth graders at Washburn, while interest in the organization came from all four classes. Reach participants had the chance to really appreciate what the group is all about — involvement. ROW 1: B. Thomas, M. Mahannah. B. Bczat ROW 2: J. Thurik. S. Slcffcr. F.. Ollcrman. M. Lciferman. J. Miller ROW 3: S. Wik. S. Palmquist, E. Alcmu. G. Rollwagon. E. Johnson. R. Ccrny ROW 4: E. Ashwell, J. Devcry. H. Marsh. E. Lillie. M. Brownrigg ROW 5: Sec. D. Oslund. S. Faunce. Co-Pres. J Chin. C. Carlson ROW 6: D. Knoll. Treas. A. Kunin. D. Polisicr. Co-Prcs. S. Palmer. R. Jones AFS CLUB Over the past year a new organization was formed at Washburn. The International Club was created to help foreign exchange students learn about American life, while Washburn students learned of theirs. All the Swedish exchange students at Washburn were provided by the American Scandivavian Student Exchange, while AFS also played a large part in international scholastic relations. 80 ROW I; R. Rothchild. J. Thuras. M. Andcrsson. S. Price. M. Graff ROW 2: Advisor Ralph Burke. T. Anloun, L. Mcrwin, P. Pctcrsson. L. Nordstrom. J. I.ukcns ROW 3: D. l.undgrcn. S. Schulz. M. Johansson HIGH SCHOOL BOWL ROW I: A. Kunin, P. Moc Advisor Ron Rogers ROW 2: T. Lee. M. Orficld. J. Otic BOYS’ STATE During the week of June II. the picturesque campus of St. Olaf College served as the site of Boys'State 1978. For this annual event the American Legion sponsors 450 boss from around the state to attend a seminar where the workings of local, county, and state govern- ment arc experienced. Last year Washburn was fortunate to have seven representatives at the jamboree. the most ever from a single school. Advisor Charles Kemp ROW I: T. Longman. L. Molkc. M. Boyles ROW 2: P. Larson. A. Kunin. R. Lutes. K. Cannon DEBATE Advisor Ron Rogers Washburn debaters did double duty this year by competing in junior varsity events as well as varsity. The experience proved to be quite rewarding as the young team claimed first place in the JV Metro-League. The debaters also entered several tournaments including the Lakeville and St. Francis Invitationals. ROW I: J. Holtzman. J. Wright ROW 2: J. Waldfogcl. T. David 81 DECA The Distribution Education Clubs of America were formed to interest students in careers of marketing, management, and merchandising. DECA helps students get involved in certain areas of business in which they ex-ccll. This year DECA expanded greatly with a membership of thirty-one active seniors and juniors. ROW I: K. Czech. K. Davitch ROW 2: B. Popchn. J. Thurik, A. Romano. R. Simington. S. Coash. R Allcnson. in. Alexander ROW 3: P. Simonscn. V. Jones. K. Sample. M. Pamcl. T W'hcclcr. G. Tuck. S. Smith ROW 4: S. Burgwald, J. Bourgcaull. J. McNiff. P. Evingson. R. Spriggs. S. Dyer. L. Mayes. M. Miller ROW 5: V. Hirdlcr. L. Kyle. T. Burgess. L. Pearson. D. Smith. M. Rohe. V. Sanford Advisors G. Gudahl and Y. Cram OEA Office Education Association was organized for students interested in first hand experience of actual office work. The model office program is designed to help develop each student’s leadership, responsibility, and sociability in an office environment. This year popcorn was sold to fund the annual employer breakfast, while at another breakfast, held at Perkins, the students were entertained by Pat McGowcn. ROW I: M. Lachclt, A. Dyer, A. Phillips. C. Johnson. S. Carter, P. Carter. K. Commcrford. L. Kolesar ROW 2: K. Peterson. S. Raze. J. Picha. B. O'Brien. S. Fletcher. P. Phifer. J. Nesscl ROW 3: L. Lair, S. Mclnnis. S. Jackson. A. Stummc. K. Samuclson. K. Mart. B. Ticman ROW 4: L. Nash. T. Keith. R. Pierson. T. Thurston. L. Buchan. S. Klug 82 A.V. CREW ROW I: J. Willelie. R. Pierson ROW 2: M. Warhol. T. Gccr. Advisor H. Hatch STAGE CREW C. Whiting. J. Norlin. A. Rogers. J. Dinglcy. Advisor R Krause. L. Doyle 83 BLUE TRI ROW I: S. Premack. L. Nash. L. Buchan. A. Rogers. S. Johnson. R. Lacy. K. Almquist. M. McNaughion ROW 2: L. Anderson. L. Nichols. J. Stcinkc. • Melville. J. Dornfcld. P. Walsh. J. Kane K. Commerford ROW 3: J. Chin. A. Styrbicki. S. Sandvig. T. DeGuisti. K. Youngdahl. P. Harty. S. Einsweiler. L� . Bergstrom. R. Goodman Blue Tri is a senior women’s organization aimed at bringing a sense of unity and purpose to Washburn. Co-chairpersons T. Walsh, M. McNaughton, and R. Lacy called the girls together once a week to plan services for Washburn and the community, and their various fund-raisers. At Halloween a substantial amount of money was collected for UNICEF. A skating party highlighted their winter, and the trinkets they gave faculty members warmed up a cold day. Valentine’s Day was a big event at Washburn with the club's sale of carnations. The money raised from the flower sale, bake sales, and donut dunks made their annual service project a success. 84 Advisors Mary Ann Orlowski and Armilla Walsh BLACK HISTORY COMMITTEE mwiipw February was proclaimed Black History Month across the nation, and with the efforts of the Black History Organization, it was a success at Washburn. Some enthusiastic students got together in December to organize the event and found a year-long interest. In trying to get away from the typical presentations of years past, the group did more than just provide cultural music and dance, posters and speakers. An African dinner was given to the faculty. In the end a greater awareness of black achievement was created. The members themselves were brought closer together as many new friendships were formed. Not only was Black History Month extended a week into March because of Energy Break, but several members felt it was a “Black History Year.” ROW I: K. Sample. S. Gilchrist. V. Moore. C. Rhodes. T. Kelly ROW 2: R Jones. B Campbell. E. Alemu. J Robertson. P Rhines, D Grey. A. Mathews ROW 3: K. Johnson. C. Tate. B Swanson. A. Stummc. H. Berry ROW 4: Advisor W. Beasley. H. Gregory. K Brady. L. Mayes. N. Smith. D. Sample. S. Hall. L. Gray.S. Robinson. Advisor C. Smith ROW' 5: T. Bowman. S. Jackson. J. Russell. D. Yales. A. W'hitc. P. Chathem GRIST The Grist staffs goal this year was. in the words of new advisor Mr. Stilzel, to approach true newspaper format, and good journalistic style in writing.” Once a month they turned out an issue packed with news, editorials, and upcoming events. November's issue included a special insert, the “All School Play Preview. featuring pictures of Anne Frank's cast and crew. Enlarging their pages gave the staff more freedom in layout design, and more room for cartoons and memorable articles such as “A Day in the Life of Suzy Sophomore. On occasion, the newswriting class helped out by contributing one or two articles. It was good practice for the students, who made up the majority of those chosen for next year's staff. ROW l: C. Baldwin. T. Walsh. K. Youngdahl. S. Mitby, T. Keith ROW 2: J. Johnson. P. Pettersen. K. Samuclson. K. Bergly, H. Adclsman ROW 3: K. Johnson. P. Harty. J. Norlin, M. Orficld. K. Rees Editor .... Kay Youngdahl Copy . Carol Baldwin Associate Editor . .. Patty Harty Circulation and Exchange . Keith Johnson Managing Editor Paul Moc Photographers ... Jeff Norlin News Kris Bergly Lori Nordstrom Features Matt Hazel Sports Paul Pettersen Typist Sue Mitby Heidi Adclsman Kris Samuclson NEWSWRITING ROW I: L. Lattcrcll. B. Nordin ROW 2: R. Hoch. K. Eastlund. J. Molt man, V. London. T. Shoop. M. Spriggs. J. Waldfogcl ROW 3: W. McLaughlin. J. Morricc, L. Lcistiko, M. Alcvizos. D. Anton. T. Harrison. D. Goldberg Advisor Keith Stitzel 86 POPLARS “Submit! Submit!” So demanded one of the numerous, humorous posters the Poplars staff designed to interest students in contributing to the publication. Offering even more incentive, they held four contests with a $10 prize each for the best short story, poem, photograph, and drawing. The staff worked hard to collect and edit the material, and in the last weeks of school published the annual Poplars for all Washburnitcs to enjoy. Advisor Frances Mafclvcr uPlR ROW I: Co-editor J. Thuras. L. Cutler. K. Cherry. S. Wolk ROW 2: C. Coleman. Co-editor L. Nichols. Art Editor P. Mead, Y. Anderson. C. Baldwin Mark Alcvizos, Seniors Duchic Oslund, Juniors Dave Knoll, Faculty WAHIAN 1979 Last spring the 1979 WAHIAN staff began production of this yearbook. In the beginning, each section experienced the confusion of production techniques, lost pictures, and unidentified faces. As the year progressed, however, each piece began to fall into place; and with each completed page past events were recorded and reflected upon. We hope that this yearbook will provide you not only with a record of people and events, but with memories that will be cherished for years to come. Mike Boyles, Freshmen 1 would like to thank the administration and faculty for their cooperation in helping us meet the picture schedules. I am grateful for this staffs dedication, per-serverencc, and limitless spirit. Without these qualities, this yearbook would have never met its deadlines. My thanks to you, Mr. Johnson, for your forethought and guidance during the production of this yearbook. Glen Ellis, Editor Stcph Lloyd, Sophomores Karl Pohlmann, Photographer Michelle Kemp, Photographer Joe Ottc, Head Photographer Joel Taatjes, Photographer Jolic Bleeker, Activities Glen Ellis, Editor Advisor Cliff Johnson and Friend Terry Lee. Copy Editor Mike Fewer, Men’s Sports Larry Molke, Sports Editor Sue Sandvig, Women’s Sports Laura Frykman, Organizations CHORALIERS ROW I: N. DcLand. R Hann. T. LaLondc. D. Voigt ROW I: Sec. L. Frykman. Pres. M. Lincoln ROW 2: T. Tedford. B Show-altcr. A. Wheeler ROW 2: Treas. D. Voigt. V. Pres. R. Lutes ROW 3: M. Iwen. J. Diehl. R. Lutes. T. Barr ROW I: K. Eastlund. T. Walsh. A. Styrbicki. J. Pierson ROW 2. D. Haar. D. McKellin. B. Nordin ROW 3: C. Murray. M. Lincoln. L. Lcistiko, N. Knauff ROW 4: L. Lattcrcll. L. Frykman. L. Zenisek. M. Andrew Washburn’s seven choral groups provided several outstanding performances at school concerts and throughout the community. This year’s exceptional fall concert was marked by the premier performance of freshman singers at Washburn. A greater emphasis was placed on music theory and improving the singers’ musical abilities. The results of this effort could be seen in the performances of the Madrigals, Golliards, and Jazz singers at churches and nursing homes in the neighborhood. ROW |: M. Springer, N. Turnbaugh. M. Heistad, T. An-toun ROW 2: J. Angel!. A. Swenson, M. Mahoney. K. Schouwcilcr ROW 3: S. Frazier. K. Samuclson. C. Mcllum. K. Kloster ROW 4: A. Phillips. R. Goodman. J. Ellingcn. K. Almquist ROW I; M. Ncuvillc. J. Otic. D. Lee ROW 2: S. Larsen. N. Metz. D. Lohman ROW 3: T. Markwardt, A. Kunin. W. McLaughlin GIRL’S CHOIR ROW I: E. Brookshire. S. Calvit, K. Rundquist, K. Chalficld. N. Frcdcrich ROW 2: L. Cutter, C. Henry. C. Johnson. S. Einsweiler ROW 3: P. Russell. K. Urbanek. S. Price. R. Vossen. K. Siegel ROW I: Treas. S. Einsweiler ROW 2: Pres. S. Mitby. V. Pres. E. Brookshire Director William Lydcll ROW I: S. Premack. S. Saltier. S. Hodge. J. Daniels. M. Hcrum. H. Keller. C. Johnson ROW 2: B. Lawson. J. Stcinkc. A. Weber, L. Bennett. S. Kennedy, W. Rustoven. L. Anderson ROW 3: S. Shields, A. Clattly. S. Conrad. S. Wallace. B. Grimm. S. Peterson. S. Mitby 91 G 0 L L 1 A R D ROW I: C. Johnson. L. Cutter. S. Saltier. S. Mitby. S. Calvit. E. Brookshire ROW 2: K. Siegel. S. Premack. K. Krbanck. A. Glattly. S. Einswcilcr J s A I Z N Z G E R S ROW I: D. Lohman. C. Mcllum. L. Zenisek. C. Murray. L. Frykman. W. McLaughlin ROW 2: A. Wheeler. C. Johnson. K. Eastlund. W. Met? ROW 3: M. Lincoln. T. Tedford. A. Swenson M A D R I G A L ROW I: T. Antoun. T. Walsh. M Andrew. J. Ellingcn. J. Angcll. M. Heistad Q ROW 2: B. Showaltcr. J. Diehl. J. Ottc. S. Larsen kj 92 F C R H E O S I H R M A N ROW I: K. I.cck. S. McCreary. M. Spriggs. K. I.cc. P. Kane ROW 2: J. Merwin, K. Johnson. K. Youngdahl. R. Jones ROW 3: S. Bell. C. Moon. J. Diehl. K. Klostcr F R E S H M A N M A D R I G A L S ROW I: T. McGowan. D. Bariko, R. Mure. N. Keith. K. Horn. K. Arnold ROW 2: T. Kelly. P. Green. T. Laska, G. Hoch. B. Gladly, D. Hoesley ROW 3: T. Skahen. K. Paulsen. C. Steen. K. Konigson, C. Brocckel. S. Fewer ROW 4: S. Johnson. A. Frazier. J. Hillman. L. Smith. S. Hibbs. M. Ellis. K. Halley 93 MARCHING BAND Faithfully playing the school song, “Down the Field.” at pep fests, football games, and other athletic events was Washburn’s own Marching Band. Their repertoire included the familiar melodies of “Sweet Georgia Brown” and “Roll Out the Barrel,” while supplementing the music of the band was the synchronized flag twirling of the Miller Highlights. The band presented several outstanding performances at their concerts, having one per trimester. The band was well received at these concerts as attendance this year surpassed that of previous years. Director John Kantar ROW 1: M. Fitzsimmons, D. Pedersen, D. Ranzingcr. P. Gocrcs ROW 2: T. Walsh. R. Lincoln, M. Hcrum ROW I: J. Canterbury. D. Saunders. J. Exlinc, M. Gronseth. P. Gocrcs ROW 2: D. Pikal. S. Pikal, P. Difflcy. C. Gustafson. C. Courtcau. 8. Griffith ROW I: R. Northrop. H. Almquist. F. Richardson. M. Piepgras. L. Nash ROW I: L. Nichols. D. Fitzsimmons. L. Ulscth. C. Berg g ROW 2: E. Johnson. J. Blcekcr. J. Youngquist. K. Youngdahl. T. Anderson. J. Rogers ROW 2: M. Rohe. C. Morrill. J. Hcbcrlc ROW 3: T. Rustad. M. Johnson. P. Haines. A. VanValkcnburg. K. Gustafson. P. Harty ROW 3: K. Brady. H. Berry, P. Abraham. J. Jackson 94 ROW I: T. Walsh. Pres. J. Blcckcr. V. Pres. D. Pedersen. See. L. Nichols ROW 2: Librarian P. Marty, Uniforms F. Johnson ROW 3: Uniforms L. Nash. Jr. Rep. J. Exlinc. Soph. Rep. I). Saunders ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 L. Gcrholz. R. S. Hall. “ ' L. Goodman. K. Almquist 95 JAZZ BAND Jazz is a music that is purely American. The Washburn jazz band has vastly improved the quality of jazz since its beginning. This was proven in the concerts that they performed. ROW I: D. Evers, K. Adams. S. Schull , T. Rustad. K Youngdahl. P. Gocrcs ROW 2: C. Gustafson. VI. Ready, T. Bcrgum. D. Pedersen. F. Olson. A. Northwick. J. Wiihrow. K. Olson. D. Bredenberg FRESHMAN BAND The arrival of ninth graders has created even more organizations, one of which is the ninth grade band. Their concerts have shown their talent which will help the music department even more next year. % ROW 1: K. Conway, K. Samuclson. L. Berg. A. Bailey. A. Movland, P. Chatham. S. Smith. W. Richardson. S. Ellis ROW 2: M. Dufoe, D. Fcrnhol . M. Farr. P. Ulseth. B. Carlson. M. Ilogbcrg, L. Ackerman. N. Lacy. L. Ployhar. D. Johnson ROW 3: R. Bloom. J. Grocthe. J. Rudolph. T. Skahen, J. Wheeler. E. Nash. G. Brownrigg, T. Pikal. D. Halstead ROW 4: C. Caranicas. D. Shoop. S. Bergerson. G. Sundem, M. Bratrud. S. Stearns. W. Nordin. D. Fusaro. M. Alexander ROW 5: S. Russell. N. Nicklow. E. Johnson. W. Fan. D. Ready. H. Gregory. C. Weber ORCHESTRA This past year the orchestra played a wide variety of music ranging from Renaissance to Contemporary. It was honored by having Henry Charles Smith, associate director of the Minnesota Orchestra, as a guest conductor. One of the high points of this year’s orchestral season was a trip to England made by three of its members: Mary Mcllgrcn (violin), Allyson Morgan (viola), and Mary Wcrntz (cello). They toured throughout England, along with Washburnitc Licslc Sieber (violin), with the Greater Twin City Youth Symphony. One can honestly say that the orchestra has helped bring culture to Washburn. Director William l.ydcll ROW I: C. Tate, T. Bloomquist, L. Brookshire. T. Antoun ROW 2: P. Stummc, D. I.ohman ROW I: J. Diehl. P. Rcimcr, N. Dcland ROW 2: S. Zcnisck. N. Metz. K. Chatficld. L. Fulmer 97 ROW I: A. Wyckoff. J. Toftc, B. Swanson ROW 2: J. DeWolfc. M. Mcllgrcn. C. Bradley, P. Lee. K. Robertson ROW I: S. Shields, L. Zcnisck. M. Dullum. J. Rcagcn. S. Heidelberg ROW 2: J. Blcckcr. P. Mead. G. Licb. M. Jones Derek Adams Darcy Anderson Michelle Andrew Jancl Angcll David Anton Tanya Antoun David Arndt Robert Aldcrson Rally Alcvizos Julie Alger Kris Amundson Karl Anderson Michelle Anderson Victoria Anderson Jesse A meson Michael Arnold Scott Aubrccht Susan Azemove Mohamed Bachelani Cynthia Bachman David Ballman Timothy Barr Suzanne Bauer Rodney Baycrkohlcr James Becker Daniel Beeson Margaret Bell Elizabeth Bcllefcuillc Patrick Berg 100 Judith Bergstrom Holly Berry Elizabeth Bezat Beverly Bilbro William Bishman Kathryn Blazcvic Daniel Boedeker Carrie Bradley Mark Bratrud Timothy Brocckcl Stephen Broucck Elizabeth Brown Mark Brown Monica Brownrigg Teresa Burgess Christopher Burns Helen Bush Susan Calvit Thomas Campbell Marlcc Carlson Scott Carlson Thomas Carlson William Carter David Casto Karen Chatficld Jon Christiansen Jeffery Christman Gregory Comstock Mary Coulter 101 Timothy Davidson Carolyn Davis Catherine Degiusti Neil Dcland Thomas Dcsautcl Patricia Crandall Tracy Crowson William Crumley Pamela Cutrara David Dalland Nicole Darcy Timothy David Joseph DeWolfe Patrick Difflcy Cheryl Dornfcld John Doyle ignaE Lawrancc Doyle Carllisc Duke Timothy Dwyer Susan Dyer Kama Eastlund Jeffrey Erdahl Michael Erickson Donna Evans John Exline Bradley Fcrnhol David Fischer Douglas Fischer 102 Mark Fitzsimmons Benton Ford David Foster Nancy Frederick Mary Fricderich Michael Fusaro Ann Gallick Philip Gocrcs Daniel Goldberg Molly Gormlcy Molly Gottlieb Vincent Garrett Thomas Gaudettc Anthony Geer Shaun Gilchrist Alison Glaltly Darla Haar Richard Hacke! Barbara Hagc Earl Griffin Elizabeth Griffith Elizabeth Grimm Steven Gronbcrg Andrea Gould Jeffrey Grace Paul Graf Lawrence Gray Michele Greeman 103 Robert Hagen Jacklyn Hagg Penny Haines John Hale Christopher Hall Guy Hamilton Ann Hanck Russell Hann James Hanneman Traci Hansen Thomas Harrison Bret Hartley Gregory Hawkinson Matthew Hazel Tamara Heath George Heger Mary Heiman Erlcnc Heinrich Marie Heistad Ben Heilman Joanne Henderson John Henderson Chcric Henry Robert Hibbs Michael Hild Peter Hinerman Mary Hirdler Robert Hoch 104 Clcnicll Jackson Judi Jackson Thomas Jacob Napoleon James Jennifer Jenkins Stephanie Johns Christine Johnson Constance Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Paul Johnson Wendy Johnson Linda Jones Stephen Juettner Joseph Kapaun Heidi Keller Sue Kennedy Richard Kennedy Ronald Kennedy Mark Klacrs Maria Hocslcy Roger Hodge Louise Hoffman Jacqueline Holme Julie Holtzman Michael Honkanen Katherine Hoyc William Huttner 105 Scott Klans Kerry Knight Francinc Knighten Lisa Koclfgco Dclanc Kornmann Daniel Korzenowski Erik Krason Mark Kreiser Jamie Krentz Kerry Kuhn Lisa Kyle Michael Lace Kathleen Laska Elizabeth Lattcrcl! William Lau Kristofer Leaf Grctchcn Lee Julius Lee Keven Lewis Anthony Licater Martha Lichlitcr Daniel Lieb Thomas Lincoln 106 Thomas Lindahl Kristin Lindcman Shannon Link Victor l.ondon Michael Longman Stephen Longman Ingrit Lung Nancy Lyman Pat Maanum Mary MacDonald Amy Madsen Stephanie Mahannah Nicholas Metz James Meyer Christopher Miller Jeffrey Miller Carla Marcon Cynthia Martin Parrish Martin John Marlon John McCreary Maria McCusky Daniel McGrath William McLaughlin Lori Merwin Thomas Miller 107 Carol Moosbruggcr John Morricc Mary Muclkcn James Murray Andrew Myhre James Myhre Daniel Neitge James Nelson Matthew Ncuvillc Barbara Nordin Robert Nordquist Lori Nordstrom Gregory Northrup Robin Northrup Melinda Nyberg Daniel Nygren Catherine O’Brien Teresa O’Brien 108 Steven Peterson Steven Peterson Joann Pierson James Piga Daniel Pratt Scott Prentice Philip Prewett Natalie Prochl David Qualey Ann Quinn Joseph Raab Scott Radcliff Barbara Ragan Pauline Raich Beverly Rhincs Phyllis Rhincs Robert Rice Frederick Richardson Scott Rogers Ellen Raugust Barbara Raymond Mark Ready Ken Rees Kristine Reimer 109 Susan Sattlcr Ed Saugcstad Jeanne Schilz Rochelle Schilz Kathryn Schouweiler Lynn Schug Denise Schuldt Scott Schulz John Schweitzer George Scott Thomas Seaman Darryl Sellers Jill Sengbush Troy Sharp Richard Sheppard Sandra Shields Thomas Shoop Vincent Simondet Dawn Skogman Lisa Skokan Brenda Slcttom Michael Solomonson Christopher Sommers 110 wu Bryan Sonntag Shelley Sorensen Margaret Spriggs Jacqueline Stamos Laurcen Stewart Cynthia Strawman Mark Sundt Jane Sutton Barbara Swanson Lisa Swanson Amy Swenson Anthony Swift Carlenc Tate Brian Thompson Gregory Thompson Julie Thompson Julie Thompson Steven Thompson Scott Times Jessica Toftc Joseph Totall Connie True Grctchcn Tuck 111 Anne Weber Maryann Weigel Mary Werntz Jeffrey Wcssclman John West Theresa Wheeler Elfrida White Terry White Christopher Whiting Michael Wickham Jerry Wiggins John Wilbur Lori Willcrt Karmen Williams Preston Williams Patrick Wilson Luannc Wittmcicr Wendy Woodbridge John Wright Samuel Yarbrough John Youngquist Ann Ziegler Cynthia Zobcl TI2 CHEERLEADERS Thirty-one members strong, the largest chccrlcading unit Washburn has ever had directed the virtually endless Spirit of 79 at all the varsity and sophomore football, soccer, basketball, and hockey games. The squad could also be heard at wrestling and swimming meets, pepfests, and the big volleyball match. While honing their various skills over the summer and at a clinic, the squad added several rousing cheers and lofty pyramids to the pep reserve. Among these were Victory Yell and Citrus Delight, and the Angel, Gemini and Stepiadder pyramids. ROW I: E. Bergum. T. Lee. I). Knoll. E. Chcllcn. Capt. S. Palmer. D. Hredenberg, It. Aguilar. K. Hall ROW 2: C. Henry, M. Anderson. J. Alger. L. Zenisek. Capt. M. Norris, C. Johnson. VI. Sovcll, L. Komoto 114 ROW I: R. Prentice. C. Ruder. S. Wright ROW 2: B. Brown. J. Hcbcrlc. R. Vrooman. M. Pcrrinc ROW 3: Capt. B. Comer ROW 1: A. Ncllas, H. Adclsman ROW 2: K. Alcvizos. Capt. G. 1-icb. L. I.eistiko ROW 3: J. Pierson. A. Weber Advisor Cliff Johnson 115 ROW I; E. Chellen ROW 2: Capt. S. Palmer. J. Alger, E. Bergum ROW 3: L. Zenisck ROW 4: M. Sovcll ROW I: C. Henry ROW 2 H. Adclsman. A. Ncllas ROW 3: G. Licb, Capt. M. Norris ROW 4: L. Komoto T16 ROW I: A. Weber. C. Johnson ROW 2: K. Alcvizos. Capt. M. Anderson ROW 3: J. Pierson 117 ROW I: C. Ruder ROW 2: R. Premice, R. Vrooman. B. Brown FOOTBALL The 1978 Washburn Miller football team began the season under a lot of pressure. Besides being the defending State AA Champions, they were also rated number one in the state. The Millers put an end to any speculation that they were overrated when they handily defeated an excellent Roosevelt team in the season opener at Parade Stadium. They continued their onslaught a week later by demolishing an outclassed North team. Seven days later they showed the Pioneers why the Millers were presently rated number one, but then the bubble was popped by a strong Edison squad which possessed a sharp needle revenge. The Millers were hurt, not physically but psychologically. These players were not accustomed to losing, and it left a bitter taste in their mouths. Displaying the true spirit that Washburn is known for, the squad picked themselves up, brushed themselves off, and proceeded to win all four of their remaining regular season games. The Millers ended up in a three-way tie for the first place with Roosevelt and Edison. Fortunately for the Millers, the city coaches felt that they were the superior team and chose them to represent Minneapolis in the Twin City Championship. Washburn and St. Thomas, a perennial powerhouse, battled furiously for 48 minutes, but the Cadets came out on top 21-7. The bell, however, will continue to loll next year because of the accomplishments of the '78 team. 118 119 % ffft ROW I: R. Yates. K. Sample. K. Lewis. B. Carter. J. Evans. J. Wagner. V. Jones, M. Longman. M. Pamcl. D. McGrath ROW 2: D. Ncitgc. J. Morrice. D. Adams. D. Quinn. P. Gocrcs. S. Marsh. K. Cannon. J. McCreary. J. Arncson, R. Peterson ROW 3: D. Qualey. M. Owens. R. Jones. L. Mayes. Coach Orman. Coach Sutton. Coach Wcmcier. D. Pratt. T. Barr. T. Harrison ROW 4: L. Molke. P. Difflcy. Capt. G. Ellis. D. Ranncy. J. Totall. Capt. B. Schulte. S. Longman. T. Longman. J. Longman. M. I wen ROW 5: S. Bowman, M. Gronseth. R. Lutes, J. Maunscll. A. Northwick. M. Wickham, D. Williams. B. Machacck. T. Stratton. Capt. K. Johnson 120 VARSITY FOOTBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 7 wins • 2 losses Washburn 21 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 48 North 6 Washburn 0 Edison 21 Washburn 28 Southwest 21 Washburn 20 South 6 Washburn 54 West 0 Washburn 49 Henry 8 Twin City Game Washburn 7 St. Thomas 21 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Tied for Second in Conference Record: 5 wins - I loss • I lie Washburn 14 Roosevelt 14 Washburn 18 North 12 Washburn 20 Central 6 Washburn 25 Southwest 0 Washburn 6 Edison 35 Washburn 30 South 6 Washburn 24 West 0 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL The sophomores most trying game of the season - and the one which showed their pride - was against Southwest. The youthful Millers were anxious to please the home town fans, and did so with a convincing triumph. A balanced running attack and good team speed enabled the coaches to produce a winning season. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 14 Roosevelt 20 W assburn 40 North 0 W ashburn 8 Central 0 W ashburn 9 Southwest 0 Washburn 0 Edison 16 Washburn 8 Roscmount 14 Washburn 8 South 0 Washburn 19 West 8 ROW I: D. Flowers. D. Callender. A. Coleman. R. Porter. P. Gocrcs. J. McNiff. W. Michael. J. Orcutt ROW 2: F. Hammond. T. Carlson. M. Sampson. M. Huggar. R. Erdall. M. Bridges. M. Harris. T. Nagy ROW 3: M. Lanie. D. Rogers. D Ncsscl. Coach Turnbaugh. Coach Nelson. P. Vadcr. J. Withrow. J. Urbanck ROW 4: M. Ellison. T. Bcrgum. J. Hoffman. G. Mure. D. Jacox. T. I.ussier. D. Bigwood. J. Noonan ROW 5: K. Peterson. T. Wallace. M. Wilson. J. Popham. W. Shepherd. I). Machacck. J. Ncsheim. R Kissel 121 ROW I: Coach McLaughlin. Capt. S. Johnson. Capl. S. Sorensen, Mgr. J. Johnson ROW 2: P. Weaver, B. Longman. M. Ablcn. R Vossen, K. Urbanck. K. Chatficld, J. Bergstrom VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Fifth in Conference Record: 3 wins • 5 losses Washburn 0 West 2 Washburn 2 Edison 1 Washburn 0 Henry 2 Washburn 2 Central 0 Washburn 2 South 1 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 1 North 2 Washburn 0 Southwest 2 A new coach, two returning varsity players, and a team full of spunk, enabled the girls volleyball team to have a rewarding season. Improvements were displayed left and right as the season progressed. Although they will be losing their All-City player Sue Johnson and four other seniors, the potential of the underclass players looks promising. ROW I: Coach Rodriquez, Capt. I.. Buchan. Capt. L. Vecoli. Mgr. J. Rains ROW 2: S. Mahannah, A. Lundeen, M. Weaver. B. Schulte. C. Webb, S. Peterson. P. Weaver. J. Reeve JV VOLLEYBALL Second in Conference Record: 7 wins - I loss Washburn 2 West 0 Washburn 2 Edison 1 Washburn 2 Henry 0 Washburn 2 Central 0 Washburn 2 South 0 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 2 North 0 Washburn 0 Southwest 2 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: G. Brownrigg, G. Lee, S. Wyberg. D. Podas, M. Brairud, J. Dullum. S. Shields ROW 2: S. Broucek, B. Allcnson. D. Lumbar, S. Juettner, D. Groos. T. Jacobs ROW 3: Coach Holmes. R. Tciman, M. Nchottc, K. Weiser, M. Ostrem, D. Bjelland, C. Gustafson The Miller harriers trained vigorously during the offseason preparing to capture the City Title. Optimism prevailed as the team forecasted a strong season and a high finish in the conference. Fulfilling their prediction, the team was edged out by Southwest in city and regional competition; culminating an outstanding season. MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Second in Conference Third in Region V-AA Record: 6 wins - 2 losses Minneapolis Meet Southwest 36 Washburn 68 Henry 68 Roosevelt 120 North 133 Edison 169 Central 194 South 237 West 237 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY This year’s cross country team was a youthful squad with only one senior participating at the varsity level. The team was led by five extremely talented juniors who didn't let their inexperience serve as a detriment to their efforts. This group had a very successful season even though they narrowly missed their goal of competing in state-wide competition. Next year experience will definitely be an attribute as most varsity runners will be seniors so big things are expected of the 79 team. WOMEN S CROSS COUNTRY Second in Conference Third in Region V-AA Record: 7 wins - 1 loss Minneapolis Meet Southwest 41 Washburn 79 Central 87 Henry 90 Roosevelt 119 Edison 139 North 203 West 210 South 220 126 127 ROW I: M. Brownrigg. Coach Gagstcltcr. C. Dornfcld ROW 2: S. Shields. B. Brown. M. Brownrigg, F. Ostrem. K. Barlko ROW 3: M. Heiman. L. Ruble, J. Dornfcld. P. Letofsky, K. Gustafson %V i- D. Nelson. D. Korzcnowski. R. Hoch. P. McNamcr. I) McNaughton. J. Stcffcr. S. Radcliff. J. Myhrc. S. Prentice. K. Olson. T. Lawrence. P. R° Roscnbloom. G. Spohn ROW 2: D. Voigt. W. l.undccn. R. Ollcrman, T. Keith. G. Papadakis. I). Goldberg. T. Winkcls. T. Dagoberg, J. Haug, T. Sheehan. S. Schulz. S. Wyberg ROW 3: T. Wyberg. D. Yates. D. Peterson. T. Lincoln. Mgr. M. Honkanen. Coach Ritter, Coach Ario. S. Zenisck, N. Bagha. B. Peck. N. Lutz. S. Mens ROW 4: D. Cambell. J. Marion, D. Taylor. G. Kiesling, C. Anderson. D. Neifert. M. Fewer. P. Pettersen. S. Kavoukjian. J. Michael, L. Lundccn. D. Lumbar ROW 5: M. Alcvizos, J. Christman. B. Carland. M. Johansson. C. Bcrgly,Capt. B. Bastien. B. Ford. B. Murphy, T. David. T. Markwardt. Capt. M. Boyles. J Taaijcs SOCCER With each game the poise and confidence of the Millers increased. A sound fundalmcntalist. Coach Ario worked hard to drill his players in producing top quality soccer. The traditional battle with always-troublcsomc Richfield accounted for the Millers’ most fulfilling victory of the highly successful season. The success of the Washburn team is the foundation for inspiring greater acceptance of the sport in the future. 128 VARSITY SOCCER Record: 16 wins - 4 losses Washburn 2 Minnehaha 1 Washburn 3 Simley 1 Washburn 4 Prior Lake 1 Washburn 3 Wayzata 2 Washburn 3 Burnsville 4 Washburn 4 Hastings 0 Washburn 3 Rosemount 0 Washburn 4 Richfield 3 Washburn 3 Anoka 1 Washburn 2 Eisenhower 6 Washburn 1 Kennedy 3 Washburn 4 Coon Rapids 1 Washburn 1 Mariner 0 Washburn 2 West 1 Washburn 1 Minnetonka 2 Washburn 1 Park Cottage Grove 0 Washburn 6 Apple Valley 2 Washburn 3 Jefferson 1 Washburn 4 West 0 Slate Playoffs Washburn 1 Burnsville 2 129 The untried Women's Swim Team bursted into the 1978 season with fresh vigor and cruised to a conference as well as Twin City championship. Continuing in regional competition, the swimmers placed high in several events as Sue Heidelberg took first in the 200 meter individual medley and Andrea Ncllas pulled off an inspiring upset victory in the 100 meter butterfly. The two then teamed up with Kristi Youngdahl and Jo Ellen Larson to capture another first in the 200 meter medley relay while the team finished second overall in the region. Washburn sent a total of seven swimmers to compete in the state meet. Sue Heidelberg made a big splash, capturing a second and third place from a very talented field of swimmers. But it was the 200 medley relay team that pulled off the biggest upset. Seeded nineteenth before the meet, they swam their hearts out and finished seventh, which the highest mark ever attained by a Minneapolis relay team. These efforts combined with others enabled the team to finish twelfth in the state. WOMEN’S SWIMMING First in Conference Second in Region Record: 7 wins - 0 losses Washburn 120 Roosevelt 52 Washburn 126 South 38 Washburn 132 Henry 29 Washburn 58 Central 24 Washburn 66 Edison 17 Washburn 96 Southwrest 75 Washburn 58 West 24 ROW I: L. Ellingson, M. Ulrich. C. Marble. A. Olson. I.. Thompson. M. Heistad, Capi. A. Ncllas. J. Ncllas. L. Morrill. M. Mcllgrcn ROW 2: T. Predweshny. M. Weber. N. Palmer. S. Rollwagcn. M. Van Every, C. Slyrbicki. P. Kane. M. Hogberg, R. Lundeen ROW 3: U. Marsh. K. Van Every. S. Bell. K. Robertson. L. Ecklund, M. Bauman. D. Hughes. S. Fewer. I.. Kulishek. K. Wagner ROW 4: Coach Bumgarner, Mgr. K. Leek, C. Saunders, Capt. S. Heidelberg. K. Ellingson, S. Mclnnis, K. Youngdahl. M. Mahoney, K. Routt, J. Larson. C. McLaughlin ROW 5: Coach Cunningham. M. Maunsell, J. Miller, S. McGinlcy, E. -jj-j Johnston. C. Morrill. J. Sutton. A. Bailey. K. Flanagan, S. Hall WOMEN’S TENNIS Looking for a conference championship in the fall of 1978, Washburn’s talented women’s tennis team entered the season with great eagerness and potential. However, misfortune struck as injury claimed a Miller at Edison and brought on a disheartening loss. Later a disappointing defeat to Southwest shattered the vision the team had. Despite overwhelming victories over several other city teams, the team had to settle for third place in the conference. Patty Harty, Washburn’s first singles player, claimed a third in the sectional meet, while Washburn bowed out respectably to a strong Fridley team. 132 ROW I: K. Lloyd, E. Ashwcll, Capt. P. Harty, K. Molkc. M. Raab. ROW 2: A. Mavitv. I Be at. E. Ollcrman, E. Campion, Capt. K. Youngdahl ROW 3: I). McKclIin. E. King, Coach Mood . 1 arms. I Fulmer WOMEN’S TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 7 wins - 3 losses Washburn 2 Ossco 3 Washburn 5 South 0 Washburn 2 Edison 3 Washburn 3 Brcck 2 Washburn 3 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 5 Henry 0 Washburn 3 West 2 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 1 Southwest 4 Washburn 5 Central 0 Sectional Meet Washburn 2 Fridley 3 MEN’S SWIMMING With a highly talented group of swimmers, the swimming squad entered the season with high hopes of attaining the conference title. Led by several competitive seniors, the team demonstrated their strength by overwhelming their first five conference opponents. The Millers’ skills were tested in the next meet against Edison. With the swimming and diving teams performing well, Washburn defeated Edison 97-68. In the final dual meet of the season, Washburn outswam previously undefeated Southwest 92-80, to capture the city title. In the city meet and the rcgionals, Washburn took third place. The 400 freestyle relay team, consisting of Eric Ulrich, Pat Mavity, Steve Juctncr, and Bob Hibbs, qualified for the state meet, where they performed admirable. ROW I: l) Voigt. I). Ellis. I) Rudrud. J anterbury. C Moon. S. Carlson. T. Pikal. II. Gregory RO V 2: I Hcpncr, I) Paulson. Kj.ilrud. W I au. W l.undccn. P Morrill. S. Zcnisck. T. Haines. P. Hammond R() K 3 M. Orficld. R Mibb. K Rccs. I) Pikal. I Ulrich. S. Juelincr. S. Marsh. D. Saunders. P. Mavity ROW 4 ( each Turnbaugh. Coach l-.ilcr. .1 l.ukcns. J. Adams. J. Krook. S. Peterson. J. Spccior. N. Del and VARSITY SWIMMING First in Conference Third in City Meet Third in Region Record: 8 wins-1 loss Washburn 61 Central 18 Washburn 110 West 60 Washburn 98 Marshall'Ll 58 Washburn 98 Roosevelt 58 Washburn 93 South 56 Washburn 97 Edison 68 Washburn 32 Edina East 51 Washburn 49 Henry 32 Washburn 92 Southwest 80 SOPHOMORE SWIMMING Second in Conference Record: 8 wins-1 loss Washburn 56 Central 12 Washbun- II West 0 Washburii 90 Marshall'Ll 32 Washburn 54 Roosevelt 20 Washburn 77 South 40 Washburn 98 Edison 12 Washburn 46 Southwest 92 Washburn 5? Henry 16 Washburn 4 Edina East 33 135 GYMNASTICS The gymnastic season started out very well with Washburn beating Southwest, the 1978 conference champions. The rest of the season was filled with ups and downs. Washburn placed a disappointing fourth in city where, Julie Alger received a third in the all-around competition, and placed sixth in Regional Prelims. Plly Letofsky took fourth on the vault in the Regional Prelims earning a spot in the finals. Everyone pulled together making the season not only fun and exciting, but a great experience as well. WOMEN S GYMNASTICS Fourth in Conference Record: 6 wins-2 losses Washburn 96.95 Washburn 95 Washburn 92.10 Washburn 96.4 Washburn 108.1 Washburn 97.0 Washburn 103.85 Washburn 108.7 Southwest 84.20 Edison 48.65 Roosevelt 104.50 South 86.0 West 107.75 North 38.75 Central 105.05 Henry 87.15 136 ROW I: Capt. M. Sovcll. C. Dornfeld. K. Marble. R. Eian. M. Dullum ROW 2: J. Alger, K. Oliphanl, P. Dorset. B. Brown ROW 3: Coach Gillick, Coach Bell. G. I.icb, P. Lctofsky. C. Henry. C. McCann. A. Weber. Mgr. J. miller. Coach Heidelberg ROW 4: L. I.eistiko. C. Brownrigg. I . Konioto. I). Alcvizos. Capt. J. Dornfeld. M. Hirdlcr. J. Picha 137 WRESTLING This year’s wrestling squad, led by six very aggressive seniors, literally attacked their schedule. They breezed through their first four conference matches by wide margins, tallying a point differential of 144-58. The Millers continued to work hard throughout the remainder of their season and finished third in a very talented conference. ROW I: B. Reicow, T. O'Brien, M. Moorman. J. McNiff, T. W'inkcls, D. Ready ROW 2: T. Lawrence. B. Simondcl, S. Longman, I). Ncsscl. C. Simondct. P. McNamcr ROW 3: Coach Rasmussen. Coach l.andin. D Bigwood, J. Longman. T. Longman. I). McGuire r't ROW I: C. Hoechcrl. T. Difflcy. D. Callender. R. Schweitzer. P Sampson. B. McNiff ROW 2: M. Bratrud. S. RadclilY. J Braucr. B Michael. M. Burgess. D Merridge ROW 3: Coach l.andin. VI. Longman. S. Prentice. T. Bailey. S. Longman. I) McGuire VARSITY WRESTLING Third in Conference Record: 9 wins-4 losses Washburn 59 Si. Louis Park 3 Washburn 32 Henry 17 1 Washburn 24 So. St. Paul 31 Washburn 45 Southwest 8 Washburn 33 Central 16 Washburn 49 St. Anthony 12 Washburn 34 North 17 Washburn 20 Roosevelt 35 Washburn 51 West 14 Washburn IS Edison 37 Washburn 52 South 12 REGIONS Washburn 54 South II Washburn 9 Edison 45 JV Wrestling Third in Conference Record: 8 wins-2 losses-1 lie Washburn 54 St. Louis Park 11 Washburn 39 Henry 24 Washburn 27 So. St. Paul 27 1 Washburn 53 Southwest 6 Washburn 40 Central 6 Washburn 45 St Anthony 6 Washburn 48 North 18 Washburn 27 Roosevelt 30 Washburn 51 West 0 Washburn 24 Edison 33 Washburn 48 South 0 139 VARSITY HOCKEY When the season began, the Washburn hockey team was rated third in the conference. Under the leadership and inspiration of Coach Jocketty, the Millers matured rapidly and showed a marked improvement with each game. In conference play, the pucksters posted an 11-1 record, as they dominated the other teams en route to a conference championship. The team breezed through their first two games in the rcgionals, setting the stage for the championship game against Southwest. With tremendous support from the student body, the Millers played inspired hockey against rival Southwest. Washburn had complete control of the game as they won 4-1, thus placing them in the state tournament for the first time since 1962. Washburn entered the hockey classic as the tournament underdog. In the first game, the Millers met Irondalc. After two periods of outstanding play, the Millers led 3-1. However, changing momentum coupled with a controversial illegal stick infraction enabled the Knights of Irondalc to advance to the semi-finals with a 6-4 victory. The Millers, showing a lot of spirit, rebounded one day later to defeat an excellent Harding team 5-1. Saturday afternoon in the consolation game, Washburn faced the task of competing with pretournament favorite Grand Rapids. Although the Millers played an excellent game, they were defeated 6-2 by a team with great tournament experience. ROW I: D. Peterson. J. Myhrc. R. Erdall. D. Lumbar. VI. Christman. J. Ilaug. S. Aubrccht. B. Courtcau. Capt. B. Yates. L. Case ROW 2: Coach Jockctty. T. l.ussicr.D. Pratt. K. Larson. B.Ford. K. Leaf. D. Lumbar. D. Neitge. Capt. M. Boyles. J. Christman VARSITY HOCKEY FifM in Conference Rnl in Region Suth in Slate IS aim - S lotto • I lie Wathburn 1 Columbia Height! I) Wathburn 1 Cretin s Wathburn 5 (irand Forts Central S W athburn Grand Forks Red River ■ Kenned) )T Wathburn J Way ata .1 Wathburn i 1 medn 4 It North or Wathburn 2 1:11 Rner 0 Wathburn s South ,t Wathburn J Wot i Wathburn ( Ednoo 2 Wathburn 10 Central 1 Wathburn 5 ROOtcvell 2 Wathburn 7 Henry t W athburn 1 Wathburn 1 Rootcvelt of Wathburn S South r. Wathburn 5 Henry j Wathburn « Sou!h«i c i Wathburn tl Hill-Murray y W athburn S SECTION 5 K)t RNAMI NT Wathburn 5 Bemtde- St Margaret ,t Wathburn 7 Henry I Wathburn 4 Southwest I STATE TOURNAMENT W athburn 4 Irondalc r Wathburn 5 Harding I Wathburn 2 (irand Rapidi 6 J.V. HOCKEY The 1979 season showed a fine record of achievement for the junior varsity hockey team. The team had only two conference defeats as the beginning of the season, after which the team gathered momentum and held second place for the remainder of the season. The experience that the team received this year should enable next year's varsity team to be the best ever. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY Second in Conference Record: 11 wins • 8 losses - 2 tics Washburn 0 Columbia Heights 5 Washburn 3 Cretin 9 Washburn 4 Blaine 2 Washburn 0 Wayzata 5 Washburn 3 Lincoln 5 Washburn 5 Elk River 0 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 1 Washburn 3 Hill Murray 9 Washburn 3 Richfield 5 Washburn 12 Brooklyn Center 0 W'ashburn 6 South 3 Washburn 3 Edison 3 Washburn 1 Southwest 8 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 5 Henry 3 Washburn 2 West 4 Washburn 6 South 5 W'ashburn 12 Edison 1 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 3 W'ashburn 3 Henry 3 Washburn 7 Southwest 2 142 ROW I: R. Aldcrson. C Rocring. P Johnson. S Gronbcrg. J Myhrc. J Dullum. J Parsons. M Bratrud. P. Williams. ROW 2: Coach McKinley. B Courlcau. D. Podas. B. lord. A. Myhrc.lt. SaugCMad. R Patnodc. J. Wcssclman. B Hartley SLALOM SKIING The Washburn slalom ski team had a fantastic season. Tom Markwardt was a great contributor to the team and also came up with a first place in the state meet. The women’s and men’s teams skiied in just enough meets to qualify for the regional meet. Both teams got second in regional and went on to the state meet, in which they did extremely well. MEN’S SLALOM SKIING Second in Sectionals Sixth in State Record: 5 wins • 0 losses Washburn 31.5 Southwest 15.5 Washburn 31.5 Edison 1. Washburn 31.5 Roosevelt 7. Washburn 48 Brcck 30. Washburn 38 Eden Prairie 30. WOMEN’S SLALOM SKIING Second in Sectionals Eighth in State Record: 4 wins - I loss Washburn 24 Southwest 18 Washburn 24 Edison II Washburn 24 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 51 Brcck 24 Washburn 23 Eden Prairie 33 ROW I: E. Premack. P. Swift, C. Johnson. D. Sammond ROW 2: Coach Wald. Capt. T. Markwardt. Capt. E. Bergum, S. Stcnsland, M. I wen ROW I: Capt. C. Saunders. Capt. S. Lloyd. L. arins ROW 2: K. Lloyd. S. White. M. Leifermann. G. Rollwagcn 143 MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ROW I: D. Ncifcrl. C. Gustafson ROW 2: G. Fox. K. Pohlmann. S. Schulz The dedication, which is a necessity in this sports, was apparent when the team began in November with a strenuous and painful running program. This proved to be a great asset in the impressive personal achievements many skiers attained in the regional and state meet. Everything fell into place for this year's men's cross country ski team. The team recorded an incredible and dominating conference tally of nine victories and no losses. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First in Conference Third in Sectionals Record: 9 wins • 0 losses Washburn II North 10 Washburn IS South 6 Washburn 13 Henry 8 Washburn 13 Roosevelt 8 Washburn 12 Southwest 9 Washburn IS Marshall U 3 Washburn IS West 6 Washburn II Edison 10 Washburn 12 Central 9 r mi The women’s cross-country team made tremendous improvement during the year. They sent all-conference Beth Bc-zat to the state meet in Grand Rapids. This was the first year ever for a mixed relay competition at the city conference, and when paired up with the men's cross country team, they took first place. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Third in Conference Fourth in Regional Record: 7 wins • 2 losses Washburn 15 North 3 Washburn 14 South 4 Washburn 10 Henry II Washburn 9 Roosevelt 12 Washburn 15 Southwest 8 Washburn 15 Marshall-U 3 Washburn 14 West 7 Washburn 12 Edison 9 Washburn 14 Central 7 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING ROW I: E. Bc at. C. Webb. Capt. S. Premack. I.. Vccoli ROW 2: J. Rogers. M. Mahannah. R Macllrath. Capt. J Kane. II Almquist. S. Peterson 145 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Third in Conference Sixth in Region Record: 13 wins • 6 losses WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Washburn 60 West 30 Washburn 37 Southwest 68 Washburn 35 North 56 Washburn 47 Edison 29 Washburn 40 South 39 Washburn 42 Central 35 Washburn 32 Roosevelt 31 Washburn 54 Henry 30 Washburn 53 West 24 Washburn 36 Southwest 31 Washburn 38 North 51 Washburn 41 Edison 24 Washburn 40 South 25 Washburn 26 Central 35 Washburn 30 Roosevelt 37 Washburn 56 Henry 35 Washburn 42 Park OT Cottage Grove 40 REGION Washburn 34 Central 33 Washburn 35 North 51 The women’s varsity basketball team bounced into a fantastic season compared to previous years. With a new coach, young and aggressive players, and a new style of basketball, women’s basketball came of age on the Washburn sport scene. After an early season loss to rival Southwest, the squad regrouped and began to play the quality of basketball for which Washburn is noted. ROW I: Mgr. N. Evers. J. Reeve. J Primm. E. King. Capt. R. Vossen. M. Weaver, M. Weaver, S. Johnson. Mgr. J Hale ROW 2: Coach McLaughlin. M. Schapcr. M. Abcln. T. Crowson. L. Buchan. L. Hart, A. Lundccn. S. Sorensen. B. Longman 146 WOMEN’S JV BASKETBALL ROW I: Mgr. N. fivers. K. Davis. C. True. J. Reeve. Capt. S. Cijersei. M. Schapcr. J. Ilagg. S. Crowe. Mgr. J. Male ROW 2: Coach Sell, M. Spriggs. B. Campion. J. O Bricn, J. Thompson. L. O'Brien. B. Longman, S. Ryan. M. Weaver The Washburn’s Women’s JV basketball team had a good season this year, winning most of their games. The young team under the direction of their new coach. Barb Sell, showed an impressive aggressiveness on the court and exceptional play at the boards. A heart-breaking loss to Edison shattered their hopes of playing in the Twin City game. Taking the title of second in conference was a great accomplishment, however, compared to previous years. With increasing interest, potential, and ability, these players could be vital contributors to next year’s varsity team. WOMEN’S JV BASKETBALL Scconc in Conference Record: 11 wins - 3 losses 1 Washburn 36 West 22 Washburn 48 Southwest 24 Washburn 40 North 22 Washburn 49 Edison 56 Washburn 53 South 18 Washburn 52 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 50 Henry 21 Washburn 33 West 6 Washburn 33 Southwest 31 ■ Washburn 44 North 26 1 Washburn 30 Edison 45 Washburn 48 South 17 ! Washburn 13 Roosevelt 40 Washburn 37 Henry 30 147 VARSITY BASKETBALL Second in Conference Third in Regions Record: 19 wins - 3 losses Washburn 95 South 43 Washburn 57 Central 52 Washburn 60 Roosevelt 35 Washburn 64 Henry 54 Washburn 63 West' 62 Washburn 78 Southwest 38 Washburn 66 Howard Lake 62 Washburn 56 North 52 Washburn 50 St. Louis Park 48 Washburn 60 Edison 38 Washburn 104 South 31 Washburn 53 Central 59 Washburn 67 Roosevelt 39 Washburn 66 Henry 44 Washburn 66 West’ 44 Washburn 76 Southwest 39 Washburn 64 North 67 Washburn 86 Edison 44 REGIONS Washburn 100 Brooklyn Center 35 Washburn 106 Henry 43 Washburn 52 Central 56 Washburn 91 North 72 The '79 varsity basketball team lost no time informing their city conference rivals that they were a talented and determined squad They communicate this message by winning their first eleven games, which included victories over two teams eventually bound for the state playoffs Central and St Louis Park. The Millers finished the regular season in second place with an impressive IS and 2 mark. The basketball team exploded in its first two region games scoring a total of 206 points in victories over Brooklyn Center and Henry. This set the stage for the rubber match against Central. Our Millers fought valiantly for 48 minutes, but lost by a mere four points. They rebounded one day later by whipping North and claiming third place in the regions. 148 ROW I: P. Sylvester. Capt. W. Hicks, t. Branch. R. Booker. F. Pcitcrscn ROW 2: Mgr. T. Geer, Coach Withers. M. Alcvizos. K. Johnson. A. Johnson. Capt. L. Bcrwald, C. Burton. M. Wickham. I.. Mayes. Coach Thompson. Mgr. K. Hall 149 The sophomore hoopsters, experiencing a change of command this year, found themselves learning a different style of basketball. The team changed over to a controlled ballhandling style of play. Such a change utilized the talents of many shooting aces on the team. The 13-2 record displayed by the Millers is one to be proud of as this season was supposedly a stepping stone in a building process which was to produce winning teams in the years to come. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 13 wins - 2 losses Washburn 87 South 37 Washburn 53 Central 54 j W'ashburn 69 Roosevelt 42 W'ashburn 63 Henry 44 Washburn 89 West 60 Washburn 76 Southwest 49 Washburn 61 North 63 Washburn 66 Edison 62 Washburn 70 South 33 Washburn 59 Central 57 Washburn 56 Roosevelt 37 W'ashburn 66 Henry 26 W'ashburn 63 West 49 W'ashburn 69 Southwest 54 Washburn 71 Edison 58 ROW I: A. Coleman. D. Howard. R. Kissil. P Gocrcs. L. Mcrdock. G Marshall ROW' 2: Coach Withers. M. Wilson. D. Machacck. B. Shepherd. M. Warren. V. McMillan. Mgr. Geer 150 VARSITY BASEBALL The ’78 varsity baseball team was a group composed of true competitors. These players were accustumcd to winning, and they continued to do so. The Millers powered over their opponents, winning ten out of twelve regular season games, finishing with an impressive victory over Roosevelt. Unfortunately for Central, Washburn drew the Pioneers for the first regional play-off game. The Millers exploded, scoring eleven runs to Central’s one, ending the game in the sixth inning. The squad then moved on to face an excellent Columbia Height’s team. The Millers put up a good fight, but narrowly lost 2-1. The defeat was difficult to accept, but the Millers did so graciously. 152 VARSITY BASEBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 13 wins - S losses Washburn 10 St. Thomas II Washburn 11 Henry 4 Washburn 7 West 1 Washburn 7 Central 5 Washburn 13 North 4 Washburn 1 Coon Rapids 2 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 8 Washburn 4 Simley 2 Washburn 6 Southwest 5 Washburn 4 Edison 1 Washburn 6 South 5 Washburn 12 Southwest 2 Washburn 4 South 3 Washburn 3 Edison 9 Washburn 7 Alexander Ramsey 6 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 2 Region Tournament Washburn 11 Central 1 Washburn I Columbia Heights 2 ROW I: M. Pierson. D. Bartko, C. Morton. G. Ellis. J. Hall. L. Molkc. R. Roth. B. Machacck, J. Prola, M. Boyles ROW 2: T. Peterson. B. Westhoff, M. Carslon. Capt. S. Moffatt. Capt N. Olive. Coach Kiclty, Capt. I). Hart. Mgr. K. Kancr. D. King. D. Hoch. P. Pettersen 153 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL The sophomore squad exhibited some real talent during their 'll season. Strong hitting and consistent pitching were the ingredients that carried them on to a winning season. The Millers entered the sophomore tournament optimistically, but lost in a thriller to Southwest 10-9. This squad should help to form a solid nucleus for the 1978 team. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Tied for Second in Conference Record: 9 wins - 6 losses Washburn 5 Central 0 Washburn 5 Henry 3 Washburn 12 North 1 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 6 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 10 Simlcy 12 W'ashburn 10 Southwest 7 Washburn 4 Edison 6 Washburn 9 South 1 Washburn 10 West 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 Washburn 6 South 10 Washburn 6 Edison 7 Washburn 1 Roosevelt 4 Sophomore Tournament Washburn 9 Southwest 10 i B Oilman S Prentice. P. Hinerman. S. Lofgren. T. Geer. S. R add iff. P Gocrcs. M. Longman. S. Larsen, P. Sampson ROW 2 Coach Jockctty. O. Peterson. J. Becker. B. Carter. M Erikson. B. Ford. J. McCreary. T. Harrison. D Pratt. J. Christman WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Participation was also very good, with Washburn having the largest squad in the city. Washburn was represented by two teams in city competition; Washburn’s “B” team took the place of Central in the city schedule. It was a good experience for the returning players on the 1979 “A team. The second year of women's intramural softball at Washburn turned out to be a very successful season. Due to a disappointing loss to South because of poor hitting, and a great comeback game against Roosevelt. Washburn tied the Teddies for first place in the City Conference. WOMEN S SOFTBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 6 wins • I loss Washburn 39 Central 5 Washburn 29 North 7 Wasbhurn 4 South 7 Washburn 1 Edison 0 Washburn 24 Roosevelt II Washburn 19 Southwest 3 Washburn 31 Henry 2 ROW I; D. Anderson. S. Sorensen. W. Haug. J. Dinglcy. S. Thomas. B Ragan ROW 2: Coach Long. K. Conlon. J. Stake. I Vccoli. I). Gatewood. E. Ollcrman 155 MEN’S TRACK jj The ’78 Millers track season began rather cautiously. Getting off to a slow start because of poor weather, the team was unsure of how it compared to its opponents. However, the team emerged with first place in the Minneapolis Relays, and a respectable second place in the City Conference. The junior distance men established themselves as the team stalwarts, leading Washburn in the region. ROW I: D. Voigt, M. Bratrud. S. Broucck. S. Wyberg. D. Gross. D. Lumbar. J. Wagner. T. Chresand. D. Lumbar. J. Dullum. G Lee. B. Yates I r;i ROW 2: K. Cannon. C. Gustafson. J. Rasmussen. J. Hale. D. Fogclberg. K. Anderson. M. Harris. R Olson. J. White. J.Spychalski. J. Arneson. D. Sellers' 'o Neifert ROW 3: Coach Sporer. Coach Green. Capt. D. Foster. R. Tciman. P. Kcllar. K. Frykman. A. Kunin. K. Wciscr. R. Jones. D. Dornfcld. S. Gilchrist. M. Vaughn. T. Barr v . I MEIN S TRACK City Relays Washburn 90 Central 68 North 67 Southwest 62 Roosevelt 55 Henry 44 Edison 35 South 24 West 9 City Meet Central 113 Washburn 82 North 70 South 52 Southwest 52 Edison 35 Henry 23 Roosevelt 15 West 12 157 WOMEN’S TRACK In 1978 women’s track was one of the largest participation sports at Washburn. With such a large assortment of raw talent, the team claimed the conference and regional titles. Washburn also sent three relay teams and two individuals to the state meet. Jane Hale placed fourth in the 440 yard dash. ROW I: K. Gustafson, D. Hankland. H. Marsh. B. Liu. L. Rinkcr, E. Bezat. J. Alger. T. Evan. L. Whitmore. K Routt. C. Dornfcld. M. Brownrigg. S. Mahannah. N. Evers ROW 2: G. Lutz. L. Jones, C. Bradley, K. Reimer. Capt. I.. Pratt. M. Mahannah. F. Ostrem, M. Spriggs, R. Mcllrath. C. Webb. J. Leek, G. Licb, C. Michael. C. Anderson ROW 3: A. Veins. Capt. S. Johnson. P. Lctofsky. J. Hale. M. Heiman. E. Kos. M. Schaper. J Reeve. J. Hagg. B. Brown. J. Dornfcld. N. Palmer. K. Bartko ROW 4: Coach Nelson. Coach Gagstetter, E. Brown. P. Haines. L. Nash. E. King, Capt. C. Herridge, R Vossen. J. I hompson. L. Buchan. L. (.chnhcrr, T. Crowson. L. Curry 158 WOMEN S TRACK Firsl in Conference First in Region City Relays Washburn 77 Southwest 60 North 50 Central 46 Henry 41 Roosevelt 33V4 Edison 28 South 9Vt West 15 City Meet Washburn 104 Southwest 79 North 75 Central 60 Edison 49 Henry 34V4 Roosevelt 28 V� South 25 West 10 159 In early April, the dedicated golf team could be seen working on their swinging fundamentals in Coach Ruliffson’s classroom. Talent, hard work, and strong interest, tinged with a sense of optimism, were the main character elements which, in combination, brought about a remarkable winning season. With the zeal and special coordination the underclassmen exhibited this year, high hopes were established for next year's team. MEN’S GOLF MEN’S GOLF Third in Conference Record: 6 wins • 2 losses Washburn 341 Washburn 330 Washburn 331 Washburn 350 Washburn 349 Washburn 344 Washburn 341 Washburn 345 City Second Place Southwest 336 Edison 350 North 406 Henry 355 South 372 Roosevelt 327 West 383 Central 355 Meet ROW I: I). Podas. T. Rustad, Capt. T. Fewer. P. Harmon ROW 2: R. Lutes. Coach Ruliffson. Capt. P. Kness. C. Vrooman . an WOMEN’S GOLF At 4 p.m. almost every day after school, the women’s golf team could be seen practicing at Mcadowbrook Golf Course in the spring of 1978. This diligent practice paid off well as the team breezed to conference and regional titles with an undefeated record. Marisa Cuneo and Maureen Lundc, who placed first and third in the Sectional Meet, led the team to eleventh place in the state tournament. WOMEN S GOLF First in Conference First in Sectional Eleventh in State Record: 9 wins - 0 losses Washburn 172 North 23! Washburn 103 West 128 Washburn 176 South 301 Washburn 170 Roosevelt 240 Washburn 175 Southwest 177 Washburn 169 Central 191 Washburn 163 Edison 165 Washburn 169 Henry 187 Washburn 150 Marshall-U 159 ROW I: Mgr. M. Risscr. C. Cowan. T. Colin. Capt. M. Lundc. C. Sampson. Capt. M. Cuneo ROW 2: B. Campion. P. Crandall. K. Crandall. Coach Dills. C. Ellingcn A. Marble 161 MEN’S TENNIS The Washburn tennis team experienced another excellent year placing third in the conference. The team, under the supervision and careful eye of Coach Rod Smith, fought hard against their first four opponents, achieving an undefeated record. They later advanced to regional competition where Roosevelt abruptly ended the Millers playoff hopes. The 1978 team proved that they were well balanced. Many underclassmen were educated with tournament experience. This should help the adeptness of the future netmen. ROW I: C. Flannery, T. Keith. P. Mavity. J. Larson. D. Shultz ROW 2: Coach Smith. T. Dagobcrg. J. Jallo. T. dcCastro. G. Popham. Capt. M. Alevizos TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 4 Central 1 Washburn 4 South 1 Washburn 3 Henry 2 Washburn 4 Edison 1 Washburn 2 North 3 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 0 Southwest 5 Washburn 3 West 2 Region Meet Vashburn 1 Roosevelt 4 ROW I: A. Rogers, P. Harty, K. Molkc. E. Krogseng, A. Witta, E. Ashwcll, W. Ilaug, K. Chatficld, C. Johnson ROW 2: K. Youngdahl, J. Reagan, E. Ollerman, L. Vecoli, Coach Griffith, S. Sorensen. B. Nordin, Capt. S. Lindstrom, S. Premack The enthusiastic badminton team of 1978 fared better than WHS badminton teams have in recent years. Kim Molkc, who was named to the All-City Team, and Sarah Lindstrom teamed up in the state tournament and placed a respectable second in the doubles consolation heat. Playing all the tough teams at the end of the season, the team fought admirably but not quite enough to win. BADMINTON Sixth in Conference Record: 4 wins • 5 losses Washburn 5 North 2 Washburn 6 Edison 1 Washburn 1 Henry 6 Washburn 6 Central 1 Washburn 1 Marshall-U 6 Washburn 2 West 5 Washburn 7 South 0 Washburn 3 Southwest 4 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 5 163 SENIOR BOARD I The Senior Class float wins the Homecoming competition. Andy Kunin, Vice President The Senior Board representatives were elected from each homeroom at the beginning of the year. The representatives assisted in the sale of graduation announcements and the measuring of caps and gowns. The Board’s other efforts were directed at planning the Senior Snow Party and raising contributions which financed the senior movie. “The joy of life comes through making the most of each day. But the thrill of living lies in anticipation of tomorrow ... was the theme selected to guide the seniors throughout the year and more importantly for the years to come. 166 ROW I: S. Heidelberg, L. Cutter, E. Brookshire. L. Zenisek, M. Lincoln, M. Boyle? ROW 2: M. Fewer. M. Iwen, M. Mahonney. T. Lee. K. Cannon. D. Voigt. J. Otte_ ROW 3: J. Maunscll, J. Taatjes. M. Graff. P. Mead, A. Phillips. M. Scott. K. Samuclson Mike Boyles, President Clifford Johnson, Advisor Madonna Mahoney, Secretary Kevin Cannon, Treasurer 167 SENIOR AWARDS Joseph Ottc SONS.OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Michael Boyles ROSE REESE INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AWARD Jolic Blcckcr DAUGHTERS OK THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Kay Youngdahl BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD Jacqueline Dornfcld ATHENA AWARD Paul Pcltcrscn MILLER OK THE YEAR Kevin Cannon LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD Kristin Samuclson SEARS BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARD EL A- . r - Jr Larry Molkc KIRST NATIONAL Susan Sandvig BANK AWARD Paul Moe MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE Peter Larson Stephanie Lloyd W ASHBURN SERVICE AW ARD AWARD SONS OK THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AW ARD - This award was presented to Joseph One by the faculty for his character, scholarship, leadership, and service DAUGHTERS OK THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - Voted on first by the class and then by the faculty, this award was presented to Jolic Blcckcr for her dependability, scrsicc. leadership, and patriotism. ATHENA AWARD - This award was presented to Jacqueline Dornfcld lor her athletic leadership, academic achievements, and character. She was selected by the women's sports coaches. MILLER OK THE YEAR AW ARD • On the basts of his scholarship, leadership, and character, as well as his athletic ability, the Washburn Athletic Council selected Paul Pcltcrscn to receive this award. ROSE REESE- INTERNATIONA! AW ARD - In recognition of hi interest in international understanding and foreign affairs, the Social Studies Department presented this award to Michael Boyles. I EONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD - Kevin Cannon was chosen to receive this award by the men's gym teachers on the basis of his physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic leadership. Sl-ARS BUSINESS CAREER DEVHI OPM! I AWARD - The recipient of this award was Kristin Samuclson She was chosen by the Business Department on the basis of her citizenship, dependability, leadership, and general business skills. MRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD • I arry Molkc and Susan Sundvig were selected for this award by the senior advisors for their scholarship, character, initiative, and dependability. MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE AWARD • Paul Moe received this award for his writing excellence, personal accomplishments, und scholarship. He was selected by the Grist advisor. 168 WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD • Washburn's oldest and most prestigious award was bestowed to Peter Larson and Stephanie Lloyd by their classmates for their outstanding service and leadership to their class Mary Sovcll Glen Ellis Stephanie Lloyd Paul Pcltcrsen Pamela Mead TOP HONORS The 1979 top honor group is composed of sixteen seniors who were chosen on the basis of their academic performance during their three years at Washburn. They attained this honor by maintaining at least a 3.88 grade point average while participating in a strong academic program. In addition to their regular school curriculum, many of these talented students displayed their true Washburn spirit by engaging in various extracurricular activities. Lisa Zairns Michael Boyles Philip Rosenbloom Laurclla Gerholz Larry Molkc Kay Youngdahl Elizabeth Krogseng 169 Susan Carter Susan Sandvig Paul Van Valkenburg Sonja Prcmack Mary Abeln Lcannc Ackerman Heidi Adelsman Heriberto Aguilar Emmebet Alemu Mark Alevizos Nancy Alexander Ruth Allcnson Karen Almquist Debra Amcry Linda Anderson Todd Appel 170 Nazir Bagha James Bahr Carol Baldwin Robert Barden Michael Barth Brett Basticn Jeffry Becker Lisa Bell Linda Bennett Kris Bergly Christopher Brown John Brown Stuart Brown Tamara Brown Mary Brownrigg Elizabeth Cafarelli Philip Callahan t;3 Lawrence Case Eric Chellcn Kimberly Cherry Jean Chin Lcanna Christensen Paul Ciuro Sandra Clear 174 Kevin Davitch David deCastro Teresa Degiusti Louis Dehner Marie Denholm James Diehl Joyce Dinglcy Brent Dobbins Sara Dombrowski Kevin Dinneen 175 176 John Eggers Sheila Einsweiler Jean Ellingcn Kimberly Ellingson Glen Ellis Shcllcyc Frazier Alcsia Fricdcrich Laura Frykman Dcirdre Gatewood Steven Genrich Laurella Gcrholz Michael Gibson Melissa Gjcrde 177 Ruth Goodman Laurie Grady Craig Gustafson John Hagg Sandra Hall Sandra Hall Keith Hammond 178 Kyle Hammond Deborah Hankland Joancll Hanson Michelle Harn Kelly Hart Patricia Harty Jerry Haug Christopher Hawkey Robert Hebcrlc Suzanne Heidelberg Kelly Heimbcckcr Mary Hcrum Wallace Hicks John Hild 179 Kari Hildcn Jorge Hill Vincent Hirdlcr Julianne Hodge Thomas Hoeben Drew Holbrook Susan Holman Horan Bonnie Hyndman Matthew Iwcn Darren Jackson Stacey Jackson Martha Jeffrey Jill Jenkins 180 Martin Johansson Cindy Johnson Jeffry Johnson Judy Johnson Keith Johnson Sandra Johnson Sharon Johnson Shelley Johnson Sue Johnson Siacy Johnston 181 Rebecca Jones Robert Jones Shaun Jones Vincent Jones Michael Jungers Gregory Kiesling Kaye Kloster Susan Klug Nancy Knauff David Knoll Paul Knooihuizen Joan Kane Scott Kavoukjian Terry Keith Mary Kelly Dcidre Kemp 182 Andrew Kunin Steven Labahn Mitzi Lachelt Ruth Lacy Leslie Lair Timothy Lalonde Jill Larson Peter Larson 183 Anthony Lawrence Elizabeth Lawson Chris Lebourgeois Terry Lee Libby Lehnherr Stephanie Lloyd Grctchcn Licb Mary Lincoln Susan Lindseth 184 David Lohman John Longman Timothy Longman Christopher Ludtkc Joseph Lukens Ronald Lutes Nathan Lutz Brian Machacek Dean Lumbar Christian Lundcgaard John Lupori David Lundgren Julie Madsen Madonna Mahoney Theresa Marble Todd Markuson Thomas Markwardt Steven Marsh 186 Morgan Martin Adriannc Matthews John Maunscll William Mavity Ladd Mayes Mark McGcc James McGuire Patrick McGuire Susan Mclnnis Deidre McKcllin Rene McMullen Patrick McNamer Monica McNaughton Beverly McRae Pamela Mead Lisa Melville 188 John Michael Paul Michelsen Suzanne Mitby Paul Moe Larry Molkc Susan Moosbrugger Allyson Morgan Paul Morrill Olaf Mortensen Craig Morton Alan Mure Robert Murphy Charlotte Murray Paul Mykkeltvcdt Lynnette Nash Catherine Nchottc Donald Neifert Andrea Nellas Kurt Nelson Julie Ncssel Laurie Nichols Thomas Nicklow Jeffrey Norlin Michele Norris Kevin Northrup Patty Norton Scott Northrup Andrew Northwick David Nussbaum Bridget O’Brien 189 Thomas O'Shea Clarence Odash John Ohl Julia Olson Kimball Olson Myron Orficld Catherine Oslund Mathew Ostrcm Joseph Ottc Karen Peterson 191 Robert Popchn Stephanie Popham Sonja Premack Sarah Price Jonettc Primm 192 Beth Proctor David Quinn Mary Ragan Jacqueline Rains Douglas Ranney Simone Raze James Robinson Jill Reagan Amy Rogers William Richardson Judy Ranum Jon Rasmussen Paul Rasmussen Ann Romano Bradley Ronhovde Robert Showaltcr Susan Sandvig Caroline Saunders David Saunders Robert Schlink Marquita Scott Philip Rosenbloom Patricia Russell Kristin Samuclson Dale Schrocck Bernard Schulte Licsle Sieber Thomas Rustad Nancy Rusthoven Kevin Sample Karen Siegel Robin Simington Gail Simmons Brian Simondet Paul Simonsen Elette Smith Michael Smith Scott Soderstrom Phillip Sosin Mary Sovell John Steffer Janet Steinke Scott Stensland John Stewart Thomas Stratton Ann Stumme John Stumme Ann Styrbicki Kristin Swanson Patrick Swift 194 Parnell Sylvester Joel Taaljes Carl Taylor Richard Taylor Todd Tcdford Sucllcn Thomas Steven Viens Daniel Villas David Voigt Rebecca Vossen John Wagner Julie Thuras Jacqueline Thurik Jeffery Thurston Robert Tieman Barbara Tillemans Karen Tripp Eric Ulrich Katherine Urbanek Paul Van Valkenburg Mark Vaughn Jon Wagner Susan Wallace Patricia Walsh Michelle Ward Sara Ward Heidi Weber Kevin Wciser Michael Weeks Bruce Warn David Warder i% Thomas Weiss Scott Wilson Colleen Wisnom Julie Wessling Sara Wolk Alan Wheeler Catherine Wood Benjamin Wiberg John Wright Don Williams Anthony Winkels Scott Wyberg Ann Wyckoff 197 Darsalce Yates Robert Yates Kay Youngdahl Lisa Zarins Lisa Zenisck ADMINISTRATION Dclapp. Roland ......... 29. 30 Elia . Charles ............. 30 Anderson. Harlan ............30 Beasley. Willarcna . ........85 FACULTY A Anderson. Carol ..............39 Anderson. John ............. 29. 43 Anderson. Joyce ............ 30. 93 Anderson, Robert ............ 34 Ario. Frank ........ 29. 34. 128 B Bader. Charles .............. 32 Barnum. Orin ................ 39 Beck. Garrard .. ............ 37 Bouman. Janet ................43 Bronnichc. Richard ...------- 32 Brown, Juliette.............. 32 Burke. Ralph ................40. 80 C Cersinc. Roger ...............35 Colby. James ............... 10. 31 Cosgrove. James .............29. 33 Cram. Yetta ........ 29. 40. 82 D Krook. Gary ................ 39 Kurovsky. Gina ..............40 L Lydell. William .......33.91.97 Lykken. George ..............37 M Maclvcr. Frances ......37. 87 Malicsi. Estclita .......... 37 McLaughlin. Judith .... 38. 146 Moody. Nancy ..........38. 132 Myers, Michael ............. 41 N Nelson. LaRuc ..29.38.121.158 Nelson. Zelma ............... 43 O Orman. Michael ....... 29. 32 P Pratt. Randy ..........29. 32 R Rasmussen. Alan ...... 31. 138 Ritter, Lenus .........33. 128 Rogers. Ronald ....... 29. 36. 81 Ruliffson. David .. 3. 38. 160. 164 Magnuson, Dorothy ..........44 Reinertson, Florence ...... 44 Swiderski. Edward ....... 44 SOCIAL WORKERS Laybourn. Pauline ..........42 Smith. Charles ........... 42. 85 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT Sims. Shirley ............ 44 AIDES Carpenter. Amy .............41 Gilchrist. Delois ..........41 Lamb. Beryl ................41 Napuc. Juanita .............41 Nicdcrmaycr. Michael _______41 Vest. Marian ...............41 CLERKS Person. Billie .............42 Anderson. Dorothy ..........42 Carlson. Edwina ............42 Engelhard. Elaine ......... 42 Long. Frances ..............42 Nelson. June ............. 42 Ramstad. Marge .............42 Simonson. Alycc ............42 ENGINEERS B Bailey. Ann .46.74.77.96.131 Banham. Aaron ..................46 Burnell. Jeffrey ------- 32. 46 Barth. Melanie .................46 Bartko. Diane . 2. 6. 46. 77. 93 Bccncr. Jeffrey ................46 Beclsch. Margaret .........46. 55 Bell. Steven ..............46. 93 Bennett. Audrey ................46 Bennett. Kathleen ..............46 Berg. Leslie ..............46. 96 Bergerson, Shawn ..........46. 96 Birkcli. June ..................46 Bjclland. David ...........46. 124 Bloom. Ronald 13.45.46.47.77. 96 Bouchard. Leonard ..............46 Bratrud. Michael .. 46, 96. 124. 125. 139 Braucr. Emily...................46 Braucr. Gerald ...47.139.151 Breen. Jennifer ... 28. 47. 78. 77 Brewington. Janice .............47 Brimacomb. Richard . . . 47 Brocckcl. Cynthia .........47. 93 Brown. Denise ..................47 Brown. Mitchell ................47 Brownrigg. Gerald . 47,96. 124 Budge. David . . .. . 47 Burgess. Patricia ..............47 Butler. William ................47 Bye. Brenda ....................47 Dahl. Annette 36 S Dalasta. Gary 41 Daniel. Edwin 34 Schaucr. August ... 37 Davis, Meredith 36 Schlagcl, Louden .... 34 Dunn. Harold 40 Schmidt. Norman 40 Schommcr. Omcr .... 35 E Schrocdcr. Linda .37 Simonson. Glenn 29. 34 Eilcr. John 34. 144 Stitzcl. Keith 37. 86 Emerson. Conrad 29. 38 Sverdrup. George 33 F T Flugstad. David 39 Temte. Bruce 29. 32 Terry. Nancy . 41 G Traynor.Gary 31 Turnbaugh. Bruce . 29. 35. 121. George. Burton . . 29. 33. 73 144 Gregory. Karen . .. 39 Gudahl. Gladys ... 43. 82 U H Underwood. Mary ... 35 Hatch. Harley 32 W Haugcrud. Lois 39 Henriksen, Dennis 31 Wald. Gary 36. 143 llcrmanson, Craig 31 Walsh. Armilla . 37. 84 Hornby. John 31 Weis. Daynor .... 43 Wcmcier. George 35. 120 J Wise. Mary 43 Wolk. Robert 36 Johnson. Clifford . 5. 17. 40. 74. Wursl, Allan 29. 34 77. 115. 167 Johnson. Karen 41 LIBRARIAN K Orlowski. Mary Ann ... 44. 84 Kantar. John . 33. 94 COUNSELORS Kirschbaum. Curtis .39 Krause. Robert 36. 79 Kemp. Richard 44. Gavanda. Martin .. 41 C Bowen. James ... 41 Carlson. Anna May ... .... 41 Campbell. Steven 47 Demmings. Fred .... 41 Canfield, Gregory 47 Driggers. Russell .... 41 Caranicas. Charles 47. 96 Ellcnwood. Donald . ... 41 Carlson. Barbara 47. 96 Freeberg. Paul .... 41 Carlson. Lori 47 McCullough. John . . . .. 41 Carlson. Scott . 47 Perkins. Robert 41 Carr. Daniel 47 Purccl. Thomas .... 41 Carroll. Cynthia 47. 59 Schimming. Mason .41 Cerny, Robert . .. 47 Chatham, Paultina 47. 80.85.96 LUNCHROOM Christenson. Scott 47 Clark. Syc 47 Ballinger. Florence ... 41 Cobb. Lisa 47 Coleman. Marcus 47 LIAISON OFFICER Coleman. Peter 47 Conrad. Mark 47 Mattice. Craig ... 44 Conway. Kerry 47. 96 Coulter. Cynthia 47 FRESHMEN Coulter. James 47. 56 Covart, Troy 47 A Covert. Joseph .. 47 Abcln. Michael ... 46 D Abraham. Amy ... 46 Ackerman. Linda 46. 96 Adclsman, Bruce 46. 77 Daher, William 47. 56. 77 Acilts. Stephen 46 Dairkcc. Anccla 48 Alexander. Mark 46. 96 Davis. Elizabeth 48. 50 Allison. Annetta .46 Davis. Kathleen 48. 147 Almquist, Joel 46 Dehner. Carl . . 48 Amundson. Mary 8 Demmings. Keith 48 Anderson. Brian 2. 46 Denny, Garry 48 Anderson. John 46 Devery. Jean . . . 48. 80 Anderson. Karn 8. 46 Kichl. John .... .. 48. 93. 139 Anderson. Keith 46. 156 Difflcy, Thomas 48 Anderson. Nancy 46 Dorset. Pamela 6.48.49.77. 137. Anfinson, Daniel .... 46 151 Arnold. Kathy 46. 93 Dufoc. Melissa 48. 96 200 E Eggcrs, Laura ......................48 Eian. Rachel.......8. 13. 48. 137 Ellington. Jeffery ................ 48 Ellis. Maria ........ • • • 48. ‘ 3 Ellis. Sherrie ................48. 96 Ellison, Alexandra .... 48 Eskridge. Shantcllc ................48 Ewald. David ...................... 48 F Fahey, Jeanne ................. 48 Fan. Wai ........................5 Farmer, Harold ................ 48 Farr. Mary ................48. 96 Frcnholz. Deborah ..........48. 96 Fewer. Susan . 5. 48. 77, 93. 131 Flannery. Christopher 2. 48. 162. 164 Flccson. William ..........47. 48 Fleming. Patrick ...............48 Flcshcr. Patrick ...........8. 48 Floback, Jacqueline 48 Fondow. Debra ..................48 Fossum. Pamela .................48 Frazier. Arthur ............48. 93 G Garten. David ..................48 Gcnrich. Susan ............. 5. 48 Gersdorf. Susan ............5. 48 Gibson. Patrick ................48 Gilbert. Cathy .................48 Gilbert. Kennethy ..............48 Givens. Glenn ..................48 Glattlcy. Elizabeth 48.49. 52.93 Goar. Michael ..................49 Gould. Caroline ................49 Graf. Daniel ...................49 Gray. David ............ . 49. 85 Green, Kelley ..................49 Green. Paul ... ...... 49. 52. 93 Gregory. Hayes ------- 49. 96. 144 Grimes. Shannon .................. Grocthc, Julie .............49. 96 Gronberg, Karijo .............. 49 H Haines. Timothy ...........49. 144 Hall. Marccllus ...........49. 77 Halley. Kim ...................93 Halstead. David ...........49. 96 Hammond. Floyd .. 49. 98, 121. 144 Hanscom. Mary .................49 Hansen. Sheldon ...............49 Harris. Lee ...................49 Hazel. Philip .................49 Hcaly, Sheila .............49. 77 Heideman. Lisa ................49 Hell. Patrick..................49 Henderson. Dana ............... . 49 Hendriz. Ross .................49 Henry. Jacqueline .............49 Hester. Ladcll ............47. 49 Hibbs. Susan ..............49. 93 Hill. Steven ..................49 Hillman. John ........ 48. 49. 93 Hinrichs. Benjamin ............49 Hirdlcr. Karen ............49. 56 Hoch. George ....... . 49. 56. 93 Hocslcy. Deborah .. 49, 77. 93 Hogberg. Mia .5.49.96.131 Holin. Bradley ..............49 Holme. Thomas ...............49 lloltzlcitcr, Philip ........50 Honkanen. Colleen ...........50 Horn. Kimberly 50. 74. 77. 93 Hovland. Amy ...........50. 96 Howard. Donald .........50. 150 Hoyc. Jason .................50 Hunter. Eric ............... 50 Hull. Carolyn............... 50 J Jackson. Kalease ...............50 Jacobsen. Jodi .................50 Jeffrey. Peter ................ 50 Jensen, John ...................50 Jodcll, Brian ............ .. 50 Johnson. Deanne ..........50. 96 Johnson. Erik ............50. 96 Johnson. Genevra .............. 50 Johnson. Judy ................. 50 Johnson. Kay 5. 13. 38. 50. 93 Johnson. Melissa .............. 50 Johnson. Molly .................50 Johnson. Nancy ................ 50 Johnson, Paul ..................50 Johnson. Peter .................50 Johnson. Robert ............... 50 Johnson. Scott ... 12. 13. 50. 93 Johnson. Wayne..................50 Johnston. Elizabeth .. 50. 131 Jones. Irene ...........6. 50. 77 Jones. Jacqueline ..............50 Jones. Rosie ...............50. 93 Jones, Steven ................. 50 Jordan. Steven .................50 Jorgensen, Charles .............50 K Kalcnbcrg. Ronald ............. 50 Kalin. Jason .. ............... 50 Kane. Margaret . 49. 50. 93. 131 Keith, Nancy ...............50. 93 Kelly. Tanya .......... 50. 85. 93 Kennedy. Roderick ............. 50 Kicnitz. Steven.................51 Killeen, Mark ..................51 Kloster. Karl ..............51. 93 Koelfgen. Thomas ............. 51 Konigson. Kimberly .... 51.93 Kornmann. Darcy .............. 51 Korzenowski. Kay ............. 51 Krautbaucr. John ____________ 51 Kvalsten. Kcri ................51 L Lachcll, Dale ................51 Lacy. Nina ............. 51. 96 Larson. Matthew . 24. 51. 74. 77 Laska. Timothy ..........51. 93 l.attcrcll. Julie . 2. 4. 45. 51. 77 l.awhorn. Vicki ............51 Leek. Kathleen .. 5. 51. 93. 131 Lccy. Scott .............48. 51 Lee. John ....................51 Lee. Katharine ..........51. 93 Lee, Pamela .............51. 97 Lee nay. Michael ...........51 Lemke. David . .. ...... 51 l.ctofsky. Cara ...2.45.51.56.77 Lewis. Shawn ..............51 Licb. William ..............51 l.ofgrcn. Jonathon ........... 51 Lofgrcn. Lee ..................51 Longman. Bridget 51. 122, 146. 147 Longman. Scan ..........51. 139 l.owcy, Michael ... .. 51.77 Ludke. Elizabeth ..........51 Lussicr. Barry ............ 51 M Madsen. Philip ............51 Marchiafava. Jodi ......... 51 Marsh. Holly .51.80.131.158. 159 Marsten. Gregory .......... 51 Martinez. Barbara 51 Mathis. Bruce .................51 Matson. Carlton ...............51 Maunscll. Mary ...............52. 131 McCann. Catherine ... 52. 137 McConkcy. David ...............52 McCreary. Susan .6.8.17.52.74. 77. 93 McGowan. Tracy .........52. 93 McGuire. Douglas .. 45. 48. 52. 138, 139 McLaughlin. Carrie .... 52. 131 McLeod. Mary ..................52 McNaughton. Daniel ... 52. 128 McNiff. William .. 52. 138. 139 Mcllgrcn. Steven .......45. 52 Mcnccly. Paul .................52 Merwin. Juli ..........5.13.52.93 Miller. Jeanne . 52.80.131.137 Miller. Matthew ...............52 Miller. Scott .. ..............52 Milton. Susan .................52 Mitchell. James ........... 52 Mocn. Dean ....................52 Moon. Charles ..... 52. 93. 144 Moore. Vanessa ............52 Moosbrugger. Patricia .........52 Mure. Regina ...........52. 93 Murray. Robert ........... 52 Myers. Karen ................. 52 Mykkeltvdi. Carolyn ----45. 52 N Page. Dennis .................. 53 Palmer. Dominic ................53 Pamcl. Marina ..................53 Paulsen. Karen ..........53. 93 Pedersen, David ............... 53 Pcnsingcr. Christopher .. 49. 53 Perrier, James ................ 53 Pcsina. Gloria .................53 Phelps. Shawn ..................53 Pikal, Thomas ....... 53, 96. 144 Ployhar. Laura ..........53. 96 Pommcrcnkc. Daniel 53 Pronto. Jeffrey ................53 Popchn. Richard ......... . 53 Porter. Brian ................. 53 Prcmack, Eric______ 2. 13. 45. 53. 74. 77. 143 Pruitt. Jacqueline ......46. 53 0 Quirk. Anne .............46. 53 R Rasmussen. Derek .............. 53 Rasmussen. Karl ................53 Raymond. Diane .................53 Razee. Janinc ............45. 53 Ready. David ... 5.53.96.138 Rcay. Dana......................53 Rcimcr. Paul ........ 49. 53. 97 Rhincs. Anthony ............ 53 Rhodes. Charlene ........ 53. 85 Richardson. Wendy ________53. 96 Richter. Scott..................53 Robbins. Randy .... 46. 47. 53 Robertson. Kathryn .. 4.5.45. 53. 77. 97. 131 Robinson. Katherine .. 53. 85 Rodcr. Stacy .................. 53 Roering. Ann ...................53 Rogers. John .................. 53 Rogers. Lynda ..................53 Rowland. Jay .............46. 54 Rudolph. Judith ..........54. 96 Rudrud. David ................ 144 Ruhnke. Jeffrey .............54 Russell. Scott ...... 46. 54. 96 Ryan. Susan ______ 5. 47. 54. 147 Nash. Eldon .................52. 96 Ncllas. Jennifer ........52. 131 Nesheim. Susan ...............52 Nichols. Jonathon ........... 52 Nicklow, Nicholas .. . 5. 52. 96 Nielsen. Michael .....52 Nordin. William ..........52. 96 Nordstrom. Lisa ..............53 Northcnscold. Holli ..........53 Norvcll. Vicki ...........51. 53 O O'Brian. Charles ............ 53 O'Brien. Lynnette .......53. 147 O'Donnell. Richard .......... 53 Odash. Kathleen ...............53 Olsen, Mary .................. 53 Olson, Ann ................. 131 Olson. Kathleen ............5. 53 Orcutt, Joshua ................53 Oslund. Jane ......... 45. 53. 77 Otto, Kristine ................53 P S Samuclson, Kari.......5. 54. 96 Sandquist, Jorin ............ 54 Sawyer. Jean ................. 54 Schenk. Peter ........ .. . . 54 Schibilla. Lance ............. 54 Schmidt. Barbara ............ 54 Schulz. Todd ..................54 Scott. Ccdcll . .............. 32 Sharp. Nanette ................54 Sheehan. Timothy ________ 54. 123 Shields, Stephen 45.54.124.125 Shirley. Christina ...... .. 54 Shoop. David ............54. 96 Showaltcr. Therese........ 54 Sigerseth. Eric ............. 54 Simondet. Christopher .. 54. 138 Skahen. Thomas ........ . 54. 93 Smith. Eugene .................54 Smith. Lisa .............54. 93 Smith. Robert ........... 10. 54 Smith. Sally 54. 96 Solbcrg. Eric . .54 Sornson, Bendt ............... 54 201 Soulak. Susan...................54 Spohn. Gary .............. 54, I2X Spriggs. Mary 5. 54. 93. 147 Spychalski. John ..........54. 156 Siamos. James ..................54 Stanton. Thomas ...........47. 54 Staunton. Thomas ........... . 54 Sterns. Jeffrey _______45. 48. 54 Sterns. Scott .............54. 96 Steen. Carla ..............54. 93 Steen, Cynthia ..................4 Street. Joel .................. 54 Stuhr, Ladona ................. 55 Stumme. Peter . 17. 55. 56. 97 Styrbicki. Carol ......... 55. 131 Sullivan. Michele ... 38. 46. 55 Sundem. Greg ................55. 96 T ' Tabor. Rhonda ..................55 Tcrstccg. Mark ................ 55 Thomas. Brian ............ 55. 80 Thomas. Cydney ............... .55 Thompson. Daniel .............55 Thompson. Laurie .. . . 5S. 131 Thuras. John ...................55 Tillman. Donnette ............ 55 Timbcrlakc. Charles 55 Tomlinson. Annmaric ........... 55 Totall. Michael ................55 Townsend. Thomas .55 U Ulseth. Pamela ............55. 96 V Vanllccl. Michele ........55 Vavra. Jeffrey .................55 Viens. Joseph ................ 55 Vincent. Shaync ............... 55 W Wagner. Joseph ................ 55 Walker. James . ........... 55 Walsh. Daniel ........ 24. 25. 55 Wandmachcr. Gregg 55 Warhol. Matthew ...........45. 55 Warren. Michael ..... 136 Washington. Monica . . 55. 85 Weatherly. Rita ........55 Weaver. Margaret . 55. 102. 123. 146. 147 Weber. Christopher 55. 96 Whang, Caroline .......... Wheeler. Jeffrey ......... 55. 96 Whitlock. Linda ............... 56 Wik. Scott .................8. 56. 80 Willcttc. John ............56. 83 Williams. I.orilyn ....... 56. 85 Williams. Nielsen ........56 Willis. Roxanne ...... 56 Wilson. Jerry ................. 56 Winkels. Robert .......... 54. 56 Wittmer. Miles .................56 Wood. Diane .................. 56 Wright. Roger ................. 56 Wyberg. Terrence ..........56. 128 Y Yarbrough. Tony ....... 56 Yates. Douglas ........... 56. 128 Youngdahl. Kristi .. 56.93. 131 SOPHOMORES A Abraham. Priscilla ............. 58. 94 Ackerman. Alanc . 58 Adams. Carl ............ 13. 58. 96 Adams. Tammy .....................58 Alaspa, Dale......................58 Allcson. Benjamin 58. 124. 125 Allslop. Julie . . 4, 9. 57. 58 Almquist. Heidi . 4.8.18,58.94. 145 Anderson. Bradley ................58 Anderson, Christopher 58. 128 Anderson. Deborah 4. 9. 58. 67 Anderson. Laura ... 4. 58 Anderson. Timothy ... 58. 94 Anderson. Yvonne ................58. 87 Appel. Mitchell ..................58 Ashwcll. Elizabeth 4. 5.9. 17. 24. 25. 58. 76. 80. 132. 163 Austin. Harlan ...................58 Axiotis. Rhea 4. 18. 58. 76 B Bachelani. Najma ................ 58 Bagha, Dilshad ...................58 Bailey. James . 58, 69, 139 Banc. Ann.........................58 Banham. Brett ................... 58 Bartko, Kathrvn . 58,76. 126. 127, 158 Belfrcy. Valerie ... 58. 85 Bell. Joseph .....................58 Berg. Cara .......................58 Berg. Thomas ....... 9. 58 Bergly. Kara ....... 5. 9. 11. 59 Bergstrom. Tambre 59. 67. 76 Bcrgum.Todd . 26.28.59.96. 117. 121 Bigwood, Douglas 59, 67, 121. 139 Bishman, Joni ....................59 Blattic. Jay 4.9.18.25.59 Bloomquist, Teresa ..........59. 97 Boschec. Tammy .................. 59 Bourgcault. Joseph . 59. 82 Bowman. Ernestine . . .59 Boxcll. Jeffrey ................. 59 Brandi. Mary .................... 59 Bravo. Susana ................... 59 Bridges. Mark ...............59, 121 Brookshire. Lisa . 5. 6. 9. II. 59. 76. 97 Brown. Bridget .. 4. 12. 17.59. 76. 115. 117. 137. 158 Brownrigg. Catherine 59.69. 136, 137. 151 Brunier, Trent ............9. 59 Bryant, Lorraine ............. 59 Burton. Clayton 148, 149, 151 Buss. Andrew .................. 59 C Cable. Lawrence ...............59 Cain. Jerome ................ 37, 59 Caliri, Dawn ............. . 59 Callender. Dan . .. 121. 139 Campbell. Douglas .........59. 128 Campion. Beth 2. 25. 59.76. 132. 147. 161 Canterbury. John .. 59. 94. 144 Capouch. John ................ 59 Carland. Bruce . 9. 59. 64. 128 Carlson. Cara 4.7.9,59.74.76. 80 Carlson. Christine ....... 60. 65 Carlson. Susan ........... 4, 60 Carlson. Timothy .60. 121 Carr. Oscar................... 60 Carriger, James .... 60 Carroll. Robert 60 Case. James ...................60 Christenson. Julie 4. 9. 57. 60 Christenson, Susan 5. 60. 76 Christman, Mark 4.60.74. 140. 141 Clear. Sharon .................60 Coash. Terry ..................60 Coleman. Austin .. 60. 121. 150 Coleman. Catherine ............60 Colin. Tamara ... 4, 13. 60. 161 Comer. Becky . 4.6.9. 12. 60. 76. 115 Conkrighl, Kimberly 4 Courtcau, Bradley . 5.60. 76.140. 141. 142 Cowan, Lucinda 9. 18. 57, 60.98. 161 Crandall. William 4. 60. 64. 76 Crowe. Sandra ....... 60, 85. 147 Crowley. Virginia ..............60 Cunningham. Colleen 4. 9. 60 D Dahlquist. Andrea 60. 69 Davison. Pamela ................60 Davis. Corey 60 Davitch. Anthony ...............9. 60 Denman. William 4. 9. 60. 66 Dcnsmorc, Judith .............. 60 Devery. Therese . 61 Dobbins. Brodcric ............. 61 Doyle, Michael .................61 Driesch. Debra 60. 61 Dullum. John . . 9. 61. 124. 142. 156. 157 F. Ecklund. Lori ....37. 61. 131 Egan. Steven .................. 61 Ellis. Cheryl ................. 61 Ellis. David 61.63.66.76.144. 145 Ellison. Mark ..............9. 61. 121 Emery, Susan ...................61 Erdall. Richard 5. 28. 61. 121. 140. 141 Erhard. Sarah ................. 61 Erickson. Deborah ............. 61 Erickson. Margaret . 61 I-van. Teresa ........... 61. 158 E.vcrs. Nancy 7.61.76. 146. 147. 158 F Farr. John ................... 61 Faulkner. Linda ................61 Fauncc. Stacey 4.7.61.68. 76.80 Fclicn. Mary ...................61 Fikcnlschcr. Markus ........61 Findley, Shelley .............. 61 Fisher, Paula ..................61 Fitzsimmons, Denise .. 61,94 Flanigan. Lori .................61, 68 Flowers. Dorian ............61. 121 Fogclberg. Brian 4.9.61.66. 76. 156 Frank. David ................... 9. 62 Frankosky. Kimberly..............62 Franson. Scott ..................62 Frederick. Michael ..............62 Froiland. Rebecca ... 13. 62 Frymirc. Duane ................. 62 Fulmer. Laura ...... 62. 97. 132 G Galarneau. Jeffrey . 62. 67 Galbraith. Laura 5.62. 76. 78. 79 Gergen, Michael . . 62 Gjerset. Sheri 4. 9, 62. 147 Gocrcs. Paul 62.94.98. 121. 150 Gozola. Mary ... .62 Green. Michelle..................62 Grccnwald. Joshua ........ 62 Gustafson. Dean .................62 Gustafson. Kristin 4. 5. 62. 76. 94. 127. 158 H Hale. Jane . . 12.62. 146. 147. 158 Hall. Keith .. 9. 62. 114. 117 Hall. Sarah 62.78. 130. 131. 132 Hall, Sharon.................62 llalpcrn. Sally 2.4.20.21.62 Hankland. Wendy .............62 Hannon. Emily ............9. 62 Hanson. Mia .................62 Harris. Mark . 62. 121. 156. 164 Hart. Lee Ann ..........62. 146 Hart). David ................62 Hcbcrlc. Janet 4.57.62.94.115. 117 Heilman. Corrinc .........9. 62 Hepner. Eric ...........62. 144 Herridge. David ........62. 139 Hinrichs. Nancy .. 4. 9.62. 67. 76 Hitzeman. Chris . 9. 62 Hodge. Roger ................62 Hodge. Sharon ..... 63. 85. 91 Hocchcrl. Christopher . 63. 139 Hoffman. John 5.63.121 Hoffman. Lizabeth 63 Holman. Jerry 9. 63 Holmlund, Luann .............63 Honderich. Stacey 4. 5.9. 58.63. 78. 79 Horan, Carolyn ..............63 Horan. Patrick ............. 63 Huggar. Marvin ............ 121 Hughes. Deborah ........63. 131 I Irmiler. Paul 63 J Jacox, Darrell ..........63. 121 James. Denita ................. 63 Johnson. Charles ..............63 Johnson, Christopher 143 Johnson. Elizabeth 63. 76. 80 Johnson. Valerie..............63 Johnston. Mary ...........5. 63. 76 Jones. Mary ........... 13. 63. 97 Jorgensen. Jeffrey ............63 202 K McNcarncy. Michael ................65 McNiff. John . 4.7.60.65.82. 121 Kaairud, Nathan 63. 144 McPcck, Shelly ..................65 Kaszynski, Korinne ......... 63 Mcacham. David ....65 Kay. William ............ 9. 63 Mcschkc. Steven .................. 65 Keating. Mary 60. 63 Michael. William . 7. 17. 25. 65. Keller. William __________ 18. 63 66. 74. 76. 121. 139 King. Elizabeth 63. 132. 146. 158 Midboc. Jody ... 65 Kissel. Marla.................... 63 Miller. Michelle .... 65.82 Kissel. Ronald 60. 63. 121. 150 Moore. Valerie ................65. 85 Kjclland, Phillip ................63 Moormann. Mark 65. 138 Klacrs. Suzanne 63 Morrill,Catherine 65.67.94.131 Klocppcr. Elizabeth 63 Murdock, Louis 65. 150 Knccland. Joseph .................63 Mure. Gregory 5.65. 121 Kope. Kelly ......................63 Korews. Jeffery ..................63 N Kos. Elizabeth 7. 63. 76. 158. 164 Krason. Kristine ... ..... . 63 Nagy. Tom ............... 65. 121 Krocnlcin. Alan ............... 6c Naseth. Judy . 65 Krook, Jeffrey ........... 64. 144 Nchottc. Michael .. 65. 124. 125 Kulishcck. Maria .........2. 64 Nchottc. Nancy ............ . 65 Nelson, Ronald .... 65.69. 128 L Nermyr. Michelle ................. 65 Nesheim. John ............ 65. 121 l.abhard. Linda ............... 4.64 Ncsscl. David .9.65.68.121.138 Lacy. Peter ................9. 64 Nicdcnfucr. Wendy .............. 65 Lanic. Mark .............64. 121 Nielsen. Anncmaric .. 65. 78. 79 Larson. Jocllcn .. 24.64. 130. 131 Noel. Mark ... 66 l.au. Bonnie ........ 64. 158. 159 Moonan, John ..........9. 66, 121 Lavictoire. Janet 64. 68. 78. 79 Lavine. Karen .................5. 64 O Lawler. Margaret 60. 64 Lee. Daniel .............. 64. 90 O’Brien. Jeannette 66. 147 Lee. Gary 9. 64. 124. 125. 156 O'Brien. Michael 66 l.cifcrman. Margrit 64. 76. 80 O'Brien. Randall 66 Lincoln. Robert .......... 64. 94 O'Riley. John ............ 4. 66 Little. Elizabeth 7, 63.64. 76. 80. Oberprillcr. Eugen 66 98 Odash. Cynthia ................ 13,66 Lloyd, Janice .. 17,63.64,74,76. Olesen, Dale ....................... 66 132. 143 Oliphant. Karen . 4. 9. 57.66. 137. Lichen. Martha .............9. 14 151 Lord. Thomas ................. 4. 64 Ollcrman. Richard 66. 128 l.ukcns, William .................64 Olson. Carlye ..................66 Lumbar. Daniel 64.140.141.157 Olson. Charles ................. 66 l.undccn. Ann _____ 64. 123. 146 Olson. David ...................66 Lundccn. Linton .......... 64. 128 Olson, Ercdcrick .........66, 96 l.undccn, Wayne 64. 128, 144, Olson. Jeanne ..................66 145 Olson. Mark ......................66 l.undcgaard. Erik ... 9.64 Orcutt. James ........... 66. 121 l.uss. Daina .................... 64 Osborn, Jancll ..................66 l.ussicr. Terry ...........64. 121 Maguire. Kimberly ........4. 64 Patterson, Myron ............... 66 Mahannah, Melanie . 64. 76. 80. Paulson. David ...............66. 144 145. 158 Paulson. Mark ................... 66 Malmon. Judith ......... 64. 68 Peer, Meredith ......... 4. 9. 66 Marble. Anne 4. 5. 57. 64. 76. Perdue. Jean.....................66 161 Pcrrinc. Mary ........... 12.66. 115 Marks. Jennifer .............64 Petersen, Chris .................66 Marsh. Daniel ...............64 Peterson. Dale . 9.17.65.67.74. Marsh, Jennifer ........ 60, 64 77. 128. 140. 141. 151. 164 Marshll. Gregory ....... 65. 150 Peterson. Kent ............ 67, 121 Mavity, Anne 5.9.65.74.76. 132 Peterson. Margaret 60. 67 McCabe. Mary ________ 2. 13. 65 Peterson. Scott ..........3.67. 144 McCuen. Randy ........... 4. 65 Phillips. Catherine .67 McDonald. Richard ...........65 Piepgras. Marsha ... 4. 9. 67. 94 McDowell. Pamela ____________65 Pika). Steven ........ 67. 94. 95 McGinlcy. Linda .............65 Podas, David . 67. 124. 142, 160 McGrath. Amy ............ 9. 65 Pohlmann. Anna ..................67 Mcllrath. Rose 4. 65. 76. 145. Polislcr. David .........4. 67. 80 151,158.159 Ponton. Catherine ...... .67 McLeod. Amanda ...............6S Popham. John ...............67. 121 McNamcr. Micahcl .............65 Porter. Roger ..............67. 121 Pratt. Barbara .. 4. 67. 76 129 Predweshny. Tasia ... 67. 131 Thcros. Charles ... 69. 76 Prentice. Rhonda ( . 5. 67. ||5. Thomas. Tracy 69 117 Thompson. Darcy . 9 Preston. Mary 67 Tomlinson. Marylisa 69 Thomas. Totall 69 R Toycn. Anthony 69 Ra3b. Mary . 9. 67. 132 U Ranzingcr. David 5. 67. 94 Reeve.Jeanne 67. 123. 146.147. Urbanck. John . . 69. 121 151. 158. 164 Regan. Lee 67 V Reid. Patricia . . 67 Renneberg. David 67 Vadcr. Paul ...69. 121 Robertson. Kristin 67. 85 VanEvery. Mary ... 69. 76. 131 Rocring. Christopher ... 67. 142 VanValkcnburg. Anne ... 67. 69 Rogers. David - 9. 67. 121 Viens. Ann ..7.9.1 .18.69. 158 Rogers. Janet .... 67. 94. 145 Vollmar. Jill 69 Rogers. Leslie 67 VonFclden. Bruce 69 Rohe. Robin 68 Vrooman. Robyn . 25.69. 76, 115. Rojesky. Julie . 66. 68 117 Rollwagcn. Grctchcn . 9. 24. 68. 76. 80. 131. 143 W Ronhovde. Nancy . 68 Routt. Kelly 13. 68. 131. 158 Wallace. Todd 9. 69. 121 Rozenberg. Shanda 68 Walsh. Debra 70 Ruble. Laurie 4. 9. 68. 76. Ward. Shawn .. 9. 70 Rozenberg, Shanda 68 Warhol. John 70 Ruble. Laurie 4. 9 68. 76. I 26. Weaver. Mary .70.123.133.146. 127 151 Rucker. Rhonda . 68 Weber. Peter 70 Rude. Nancy 68 Webster. Gary 70 Ruden, Tami 68 Weeks. Tari 70 Ruder. Carrie 6. 12.68. 115. 117 Wcfclmcvcr. William 70 Russell. Lucille .... 68. 85 Weiss. John . 70 Werntz. David 70 S Weston. Judith 70 Wcthcrall. John 70 Sammond. Douglas .... 68. 143 Whang. Katherine 70. 95 Sample. Dcanne . 27. 68. 85 Whclchcl. Marricltc 70 Sampson. Cynthia 24.68,69. 76. White. Sarah 9. 18 70. 76. 143 161 Whitlock. Laura 70 Sampson. Michael ... 68. 121 Whitcmorc. Diane .. 2. 13. 70 Samuclson. Ann 68. 78 Williams. Dawn 70. 85 Sass. Diane 68 Williams. Stephanie .. 9. 12. 70 Saunders. David 68.94,95.144 Wilson. Michael 70. 121. 150 Schapcr. Michele 68. 146. 147. Wilson, Tony . 70 151. 158. 164 Winkcls. Elizabeth 67. 70 Schcpcrs. Andrew . 68 Withrow, James 5.70.96.98.121 Schilz. Mary 68 Witta. Annadcll 4.7.17.61.70. Schilz. Susan 68 76. 163 Schlossbcrg. Stephen 68 Wolk. Rachel ... 70 Schouwcilcr. Jay .. 68 Wood, Paul 61.70 Schulte. Bcrnadcnc ....68. 123 Wright. Julie 9. 60. 70 Scott. Patrick ... 68 Wright. Sarah 4,5, 2.24.25. 70. Sheffield, Lorie .. 68. 69 76. 98. 115. 117 Shepherd. William 63. 121. 150 Shirley. Teresa . . . 2. 69 Y Showaltcr. Margaret .... 21. 69 Simpson. Robin 69 Yeats. Janet ... 62. 70 Smith. Brian 6. 69 Smith. Nanette 69. 85 Z Spcctor, Sally .... . - 69. 78. 79 Stearns. Bradley 69 Zenisek. Stephen . 70.97. 128. 144 Stenquist, Michele 69 Zenk. Jessica 4. 9. 70 Strandberg. Carolyn 69 Stratton. Kathleen 69 Juniors Stuart. Dean 69 Swanson. Timothy 17. 69 A Swedberg, John 69 Swedberg. Jonna 69 Adams. Derek ... 100. 119. 120 Aldcrson. Robert . . 100. 142 T Alcvizos. Kally .. 3.9, 27.77, 100. 101. 115, 116. 117 Taylor. Donald 9, 59. 69. 128. Alger. Julie .6.27.100.114.116. 136. 137. 158. 164 Amundson. Kris ............ 100 Anderson. Darcy . .. 100. 155 Anderson. Karl ............. |00 Anderson. Michelle 6. 100. 114. 116 Anderson. Victoria ......... |00 Andrew, Michelle .. 90. 92. 100 Angcll, Jancl 90. 92. 99. 100 Anton. David ............86. 100 Antoun. Tanya 77. 80. 90. 92. 97. 100 Arndt. David ............... 100 Arncson. Jesse 2. 100, 119. 120. 56. 164 Arnold, Michael ............ 100 Aubrecht. Scott . 99. 100. 140. 141 Azcmovc. Susan .............. 100 B Bachclani. Mohamed ......... 100 Bachman. Cynthia ........... 100 Ballman. David ............. 100 Barr. Timothy .90,100.117.118. 119. 120. 133. 143. 156 Bauer, Suzanne .. 78. 100. 105 Bayerkohlcr, Rodney........ 100 Becker. James ......... 100. 154 Beeson. Daniel ............. 100 Bell. Margaret ......... 13. 100 Bcllcfcuillc. Elizabeth .5. 100 Berg, Patrick .............. 100 Bergstrom. Judith 5. 24. 27. 74. 75. 77. 101. 122. 133 Berry, Holly ....... 85. 94. 101 Bezat. Elizabeth 80.99.101.132. 133. 145. 158. 164 Bilbro. Beverly ............ 101 Bishman. William _______101. 133 Blazcvic. Kathryn 4. 11,98, 101 Boedeker. Daniel ........... 101 Bradley. Carrie ... 97.101.158 Brady. Kim ..............85. 94 Branch. Robert ..109.148.149 Bratrud. Mark . 101. 142. 156. 157 Brocckel. Timothy ......... 101 Broucek. Stephen .101,124,125. 156 Brown. Elizabeth ..17. 18.24.74. 77. 101. 126. 127. 158 Brown. Mark ............... 101 Brownrigg, Monica . 80. 101. 105. 126. 127. 158. 159 Burgess. Mark ............. 139 Burgess. Teresa .........82. 101 Burns. Christopher .....21. 101 Bush. Helen ............... 101 C Calvit. Susan .91.92.101.103 Campbell. Thomas .......... 101 Carlson. Marlcc ______4. II. 101 Carlson. Scott ........ 101. 144 Carlson. Thomas ........... 101 Carter. William .. 18. 101. 119. 120. 154 Castro. David ............. 101 Chatficld. Karen . 27. 74. 77. 91. 97. 101. 122. 163. 164 Christiansen. Jon ......... 101 Christman. Jeffery . 15. 74. 101, 128. 140. 151. 151. 154 Comstock. Gregory ... 101. 112 Coulter. Mary .............. 101 Courtcau. Christopher .. 94. 95 Crandall, Patricia .. 3. 102. 161 Crowson, Tracy 102, 146. 151. 158 Crumley, William .........3. 102 Cutrara. Pamela ............. 102 D Dalland. David .............. 102 Darcy. Nicole ...........78, 102 David, Timothy ... 81. 102. 128 Davidson. Timothy ....... .. 102 Dcqiusti. Catherine ......... 102 Dcland. Neil .. 90. 97. 102. 144 Desautcl, Thomas ............ |02 Dcwolfc. Joseph . 5, 97. 99, 102 Difflcy. Patrick -94.95.102,119. 120 Dornfcld, Cheryl . 6. 17, 108 113 126. 127. 136. 137. 151. I5k'. 159 Doyle, John ......... 26. 28. 102 Doyle. Lawrancc ..........83, |Q2 Duke, Carllise .............. 102 Dwyer, Timothy .............. 102 Dyer, Susan ..............82, 102 E Eastlund. Kama 26. 75. 86. 90. 92. 98. 99. 102 Erdahl, Jeffrey .............. 102 Erickson. Michael _______102. 154 Evans. Donna ................. jo2 Exline. John -4.15.27,77.94.95, 98.’102 F Fernholz, Bradley ............ 102 Fischer, David ............... 102 Fischer. Douglas ............. 102 Fitzsimmons. Mark .. 5. 94, 103 Ford. Benton . 103. 128. 140,141. 146. 154 Foster. David ........... II. 103 Frederick. Nancy .........91. 103 Fricdcrich, Mary ........ II. 103 Fusaro, Michael .............. 103 G Gallick. Ann ................. |03 Garrett. Vincent ............. 103 Gaudette. Thomas ............. 103 Geer. Anthony .. 17.103. 149.154 Gilchrist. Shaun .. 85. 103. 156 Glattly. Alison 2.24.91.92.103 Gocrcs. Philip . 5.94.96. 101. 103. 119. 120. 154 Goldberg. Daniel 20. 21. 27.77.86. 98. 103. 110. 128 Gormley. Molly ............... 103 Gottlieb. Molly .............. 103 Gould. Andrea ................ 103 Grace. Jeffrey ............... |03 Graf. Paul.................... 103 Gray. Lawrence ...........85. 103 Greeman. Michele ............. 103 Griffin. Earl ................ 103 Griffith, Elizabeth ......94, 103 Grimm. Elizabeth .........91, 103 Gronberg. Steven ........ 103. 142 H Haar. Darla ............90. 103 Hackcl. Richard ............ 103 Huge. Barbara .............. 103 Hagen. Robert .............. 104 Hagg, Jacklyn 104. 147. 151. 158 Haines. Penny 4.8.94. 104, 158 Hale. John ............. 104.156 Hall. Christopher ..... 104. 149 Hamilton. Guy .............. 104 Hanck. Ann ................. 104 Hann. Russell ..11.90.99.104 Hanneman, James ............ 104 Hansen. Traci .............. 104 Harrison. Thomas . 86. 99. 104. 119. 120. 154 Hartley. Bret ........ 104. 142 Hawkinson. Gregory ......... 104 Hazel, Matthew ............. 104 Heath. Tamara .............. 104 Hcgcr. George .............. 104 Heiman, Mary Kaye 103, 104. 127. 158 Heinrich. Erlcc ............ 104 Heistad. Marie 90,92.104.131 Heilman. Ben ............... 104 Henderson. Joanne .......... 104 Henderson. John ............ 104 Henry. Chcric 17. 91. 104. 114. 116. 136. 137. 151 Hibbs. Robert . 104. 144. 145. 151 Hild. Michael .............. 104 Hinerman, Peter ....... 104. 154 Hirdlcr. Mary .27.104.136.137. 151 Hoch. Robert .11.27.86.99.104. 128 Hoesley, Maria ............ 105 Hodge, Roger .............. 105 Hoffman. Louise ...... 103. 105 Holme. Jacqueline . 20. 21. 105 Holtzman, Julie ...81.86.105 Honkanen. Michael . 5. 5.105. 128 Hoye, Katherine ........... 105 Huttner, William .......... 105 Hynes. Joseph ............. 105 J Jackson. Clenlcll ......... 105 Jackson, Judi ..........94. 105 Jacob. Thomas ........ 105. 124 James. Napoleon ........... 105 Jenkins. Jennifer .. 24. 104. 105 Johns. Stcphainc .......... 105 Johnson. Christine .105.163.164 Johnson. Constance . 6,27. 74. 75. 77.91.92. 105. 114. 115. 116. 117 Johnson. Elizabeth . 4,74.94.95. 105 Johnson. Paul ..... 105. 142 Johnson. Wendy .... 2. 105. 108 Jones. Linda .......... 105. 158 Juctlner. Stephen . 105. 124. 144 K Kapaun. Joseph ......... 105.112 Keller. Heidi ..5.78.79.91.105. 151 Kennedy. Sue ..27.77.91.105 Kcnnerly. Richard .......... 105 Kennerly. Ronald ........... 105 Klaers. Mark ............... 105 Klans. Scott ............... 106 Knight. Kerry............... 106 Knighton. Francinc ......... 106 Koelfgen. Lisa ......4. 99. 106 Kornmann, Delanc ........... 106 Korzenowski. Daniel 106. 128. 129 Krason. Erik ............... 106 Kreiser. Mark .............. 106 Krentz. Jamie .............. 106 Kuhn. Kerri ................ 106 Kyle. Lisa ........ 82. 105. 106 I. Lace, Michael ..................... 106 Larsen. Sveinar . 27. 90. 92. 101. 106. 154 Larson. Amy ....................... 106 Larson. Kyle . 15. 106. 140. 141 Laska. Kathleen ................... 106 Lattcrcll. Elizabeth . 4. 5. 6. 16. 27. 74. 75. 77. 86. 99. 106 Lau. William ................. 106. 144 Leaf. Kristofer ..106.140.141 Lee. Grctchcn ...................5. 106 Lee, Julius .................. 106. 120 Lccnay, Kathleen .................. 106 Lcistiko. Linda . 3. 17,86. 106,90. 106. 115. 137 Lctofsky. Polly .. 106. 113. 126. 127. 136. 137. 151. 158 Lewis. Keven .... 106. 119, 120 Licatcr. Anthony .................. 106 Lichlitcr. Martha ................. 106 Licb. Daniel ...................... 106 Lincoln. Thomas . 27.77. 106. 128 Lindahl. Thomas ................... 107 Lindeman, Kristin ________________ 107 Link. Shannon ..................... 107 Lofgrcn. Scott .................... 154 London, Victor .................86. 107 Longman. Michael . 98. 99. 107. 119. 120. 139. 154 Longman. Stephen . 15.99. 107. 119. 120. 138. 139. 151 Lung. Ingrit ................ 107 Lyman. Nancy ................ 107 M Maanum. Pat ............... 107 MacDonald. Mary ........... 107 Madsen. Amy................ 107 Mahannah. Stephanie . 105, 107, 123. 158. 159. 164 Marcon. Carla ____ 77. 107. Ill Martin. Cynthia ........... 107 Martin. Parrish ........99. 107 Marlon, John ... 107, 128. 129 McCreary. John . 24. 27. 74. 77. 107, 119, 120. 154 McCusky. Maria ............ 107 McGrath. Daniel . 107. 119. 120 McLaughlin. William . 6. 20. 28. 74. 77. 86. 90. 92. 101. 107 Mcllgrcn. Mary ...97.107.131 Mcllum. Carol . 15.75.90.92. 107 Melody, Thomas ............ 107 Mens. Jon-Scott............ 128 Merwin. Lori ...........80. 107 Metz, Nicholas . 90. 92. 97. 107 Meyer. James .............. 107 Miller. Christopher ....... 107 Miller. Jeffrey ........... 107 Miller. Thomas ............ 107 Mitchell, Mary............. 108 Molkc. Kimber . 77. 108. 132. 133. 204 163 Moore, Sandra ............. 108 Moosbrugger, Carol ........ 108 Morricc. John . 86. 99. 108. 119. 120 Muclkcn. Mary ............. 108 Murray. James ............. 108 Myhrc. Andrew ........ |Q8. 142 Myhrc. James . 108. 128. 140. 141. 142 N Neitge. Daniel .. 108, 119. 120. 140. 141. 151 Nelson. James ............... 108 Ncuvillc. Matthew ..90. 108 Nordin, Barbara 86.90, 108. 163 Nordquist. Robert ........... 108 Nordstrom. Lori ..........80. 108 Northrup. Gregory ........... 108 Northrup. Robin ......... 94. 108 Nyberg. Melinda ............. 108 Nygren. Daniel .............. 108 O O’Brien, Catherine ...........108 O'Brien. Teresa ............ 108 O’Brien. Thomas 108. III. 138. 139 O'Leary. Daniel .............. 108 Ollcrman. Esti .18.24.27,77,80. 108. 132. 155. 163. 164 Oilman. Robert ......... 108. 154 Ostrcm, Francinc .. 24. 77. 108. 113. 126. 127. 158. 159 P Pahl. Theresa ............... 108 Pamcl. Michael 82. 108. 119. 120 Papadakis. George . 108. 111. 128 Paulson, Sandra ............. 108 Payne. Thomas .......... 108. 164 Pearson. Linda .............. 109 Perrier. Benjamin ........... 109 Pcsina, Grace ............... 109 Peterson. Carol .. 27. 77. 78. 79. 103, 109 Peterson. Donald . 109. 154 Peterson. Richard . 109. 112. 119, 120 Peterson. Shelly 91, 103. 109. 123. 145 Peterson, Steven ............ 109 Pierson. Joann 90. 103. 109. 115. 115. 117 Piga. James ................. 109 Pratt. Daniel 15. 74, 109, 119, 120. 140. 141. 151. 154 Prentice. Scott .. 109. 110. 128. 139. 154 Prewett, Philip ............. 109 Prochl. Natalie ............ 10 ) 0 Qualcy, David ... 109. 119. 120 Quinn. Ann ......... 5. 24. 109 R Raab. Joseph ................ 109 R add iff, Scott . 109, 128. 139. 154 Ragan. Barbara ............... 109 155 Raich. Pauline ..... 77, 98. 109 Raugust. Ellen .............. 109 Raymond. Barbara ............ 109 Ready. Mark ............. 96. 109 Rees. Ken ...86.109.144.145 Reimer. Kristine ....... 109. 158 Rhincs. Beverly ............. 109 Rhincs. Phyllis ..........85. 109 Rice. Robert ................ 109 Richardson, Frederick 8, 94. 109 Rogers. Scott ............... 109 Rohe. Melody ....... 82. 94. 110 Romain. Gregory ............ 110 Routte. Michael ............. 110 Rowland. Anna ...........99. 110 Rundquist. Kristine _____91, HO S Salovich. David .. 103. 104, I) 0 Sampson. Peter . 17. 108. 110. 139. 154 Sanford, Susan .............. 110 Saltier. Susan ......91. 92. 110 Saugestad. Ed .......... 110. 142 Schcpcrs. Patricia ............ 5 Schilz. Jeanne ......... 108, 110 Schilz. Rochelle ....... 110. 128 Schouwcilcr. Kathryn 90. 110 Schug, Lynn ................ 110 Schuldt. Denise ............. 110 Schulz. Scott 80. 96. 110. 129. 144 Schweitzer. John ........ . 110 Scott. George ........... 13. 110 Seaman. Thomas ............. 110 Sellers. Darryl ........ 110. 156 Sengbush, Jill .............. ||0 Sharp. Troy ................. 110 Sheppard. Richard ... 110 Shields. Sandra . 27. 77. 91. 97. 110. 126, 127 Shoop. Thomas ............86. 110 Simondet. Vincent ...... 110 Skogman, Dawn .............. ||0 Skokan. Lisa ............... 110 Slctlom. Brenda ............ 110 Smith. Susan ..................82 Solomonson. Michael ........ 110 Sommers. Christopher ....... 110 Sonntag, Bryan ............. Ill Sorensen. Shelley . 24. 98. 109, III. 122. 133. 146. 151. 155. 163 Spriggs. Margaret . 86. III. 158 Stamos. Jacqueline . Ill Stewart. Laurccn ............ Ill Strawman. Cynthia . 18. 103, 11 I Sundt. Mark ................. Ill Sutton, Jane ........... III. 131 Swanson. Barbara .. 85. 97. Ill Swanson. Lisa ...... 27, 77. III Swenson. Amy . 75.90.92. 99. 111 Swift. Anthony................ Ill T Tate, Carlcnc ...... 85. 97. Ill Thompson. Brian ............. Ill Thompson. Gregory ........... Ill Thompson. Julie ________ III. 147 Thompson. Julie . . 111. 158 Thompson. Steven ___ 108. Ill Thurston. Teresa ............. 82 Times, Scott ................ Ill Toftc. Jessica ......97. 111. 112 Totall. Joseph .... III. 119. 120 True. Connie ......... III. 147 Tuck. Grctchcn ..........82, III Turnbaugh. Nancy .90.107.111 U Ulseth. Linda ..........94. Ill Undcrdahl. Joseph .......... Ill F Vecoli. Lisa . 109. III. 123. 145. 155. 163 Viens. Connie .............. Ill Vinje. Thomas .............. Ill VonFcldon. Barry ........... Ill W Waldfogcl. Joel .... 81. 86. Ill Warn. Kurt .................. 112 Washington. Erick .......... 112 Washington. Phillip ........ ||2 Watkins. Daphne 5. 27. 78. 112 Webb. Carla .. 112.123. 145. 158 Weber. Anne 3. 91. 112. 115. 116. 117. 137. 151 Weigel. Maryann ........... 112 Werntz. Mary ............... 112 Wcssclman. Jeffrey ... 112. 142 West. John ................. 112 Wheeler. Theresa ........82. 112 White. Elfrida ..........85. 112 White. Terry ............... 112 Whiting. Christopher .21.26.83. 112 Wickham. Michael . 112. 119. 120. 148, 149 Wiggins. Jerry ............. 112 Wilbur. John ............... ||2 Willcrt. Lori ......... 27.77.112 Williams. Karmen ... ||2 Williams. Preston .... 112. 142 Wilson. Patrick ............. |I2 Wittmcicr. Luanne ........... 112 Woodbridge. Wendy ... ||2 Wright. John ...........81. 112 Y Yarbrough. Samuel ... ||2 Youngquist. John _____4.94. 112 Zicgclcr, Ann ............... ||2 Zobcl. Cynthia ........ 77. 112 SENIORS A Abcln. Mary . 8. 122. 133. 146. 170. 181 Ackerman. Leanne . 5. 8. 22. 95, 170. 198. 199 Adclsman. Heidi . 3. 5.6.8. 17.75. 86. 87. 115. 170. 172, 180. 199 Aguilar, Heriberto . 6, 8. 24, 25. 90. 114. 116. 170, 184. 198. 199 Alcmu. Emmebet ... 80. 85. 170 Alcvizos. Mark 6. 8. 10. 24, 28. 73. 75. 87. 88. 89. 148. 149. 162. 164. 170. 188 Alexamder. Nancy ..... 82. 170 Allcnson. Ruth .........82. 170 Almquist, Karen 8.72.84.90.95. 170 Amcry. Debra ...................23. 170 Anderson. Linda . 8. 84. 91. 95. 170. 180. 199 Appel. Todd .................... 170 B Bagha. Nazir . 8. 128. 129. 170 Bahr. James ................... 170 Baldwin. Carol _____ 86. 87. 170 Barden. Robert ........ 170. 199 Barth, Michael ................ 170 Basticn. Brett . 8.10. 24.128. 171. 172. 199 Becker. Jeffry ...... 8, 26. 171 Bell. Lisa .....5. 8. 10. 16. 171 Bennett. Linda . 8.78.79.91.171 Berg. Gregory ....................8 Bcrgly. Kris .8.10.16.22.23.24. 28. 73. 86. 87. 128. 129. 171, 179 Bergstrom. Desiree 8.21.84. 171. 172. 198. 199 Bergum. Erik .8.9.76.114.116. 117. 143. 151. 171. 173. 198 Bcrwald. Lance 148. 149. 151, 171 Bishir. Kelly ..... ... 4. 8. 171 Blcekcr. Jolic 4.8. 17.75. 89.94. 95. 97. 168. 171. 199 Booker. Ronald ........ 148. 149 Bowman. Scott . 5. 28. 113, 114. 120. 133 Boylen. Paul ........... 118. 171 Boyles. M ichacl 8. 10. 13. 17. 72. 51. 88. 89. 98. 128. 129. 140. 141, 164. 166. 167. 168. 169. 171. 199 Bredenberg, Don . 5.6.9.96. 114. 115. 118. 171. 199 Brookshire. Erin 6.8.10.73.75. 91. 92. 98. 166. 171. 175 Brown. Christopher ......... |7l Brown. John ........... 8. 171 Brown. Stuart 8. 171. 185. 186 Brown. Tamara 171, 199 Brownrigg, Mary 8. 10. 126. 127. 171. 199 Buchan. Lori . 8. 10. 82. 84, 98. 123. 146. 158. 164. 172, 199 Buhn. Linda ............ 172 Burgess. Judy . 8. 17. 172. 173. 199 Burgwald. Susan .........82. 172 Buss. Diana ............ 172. 182 Bu ard. David .. 172. 198. 199 c Gafarclli. Elizabeth 4. 172. 186, 199 Callahan. Philip ....... 172 Campbell. Beverly 85.173 Cannon. Kevin 8. 24. 73. 75 7ft 81. 113. 118. 119. 120. 133. 156! 166. 167. 168. 173 Canterbury. Craig ... 173. 198 Carlson. Donna ......... 173. 183 Carter. Pamela 8. 82. 170. 173. 199 Carter. Susan 8. 169. 173. 182 Case. Lawrence . 12. 13. 22. 23. 140. 141. 173 Chcllcn, Eric .. 6. 9.76. 114. 116. 118. 173. 199 Cherry. Kimberly . 8.87. 173. 189, 199 Chin. Jean 13. 22.73.80.84, 173 205 Christensen. I.canna . . 8. 174 Ciuro. Paul ............... 174 Clear, Sandra ............. 174 Clcare, F.lainc ........... 174 Coash. Sharolyn .......82. 174 Cobb. Roy ................. 174 Coleman. Cathlccn ----- 87.174 Commerford. Karen .. 8. 82. 84. 174 Conrad. Susan 8.21.22.26.76. 91. 174. 198 Crowson. Herman ........... 174 Cuucr. Leah . 8. 87. 91. 92. 166. 174. 175. 186 Czech. Kevin ...........82. 174 D Dagoberg. Timothy 2. 8. 16. 128. 129, 162. 174, 184 Dahlquist. Phoebe ... 175. 199 Daniels. Thelma 91 Davenport. I.inda . 72. 175, 182. 199 Davidson. Cynthia .......... 175 Davitch. Kevin 82. 175, 192 DeCastro. David . 22,23. 162. 164. 175 DeGuisti, Teresa . 2.8. 22. 73.84. 175. 189 Dehner. l.ouis ........ 174, 175 Denholm, Marie ............. 175 Diehl. James 90.92.97. 175. 186 Dinglcy. Joyce 20.21.24.25.26. 76. 83. 155. 175. 198 Dinnccn. Kevin ............. 175 Dobbins. Brent ........ 175, 195 Dombrowski. Sara .........8. 175 Dornfcld. Jacqueline 8. 72. 84. 113, 126. 127. 133. 137. 158. 159. 168. 176 Doty. Robert ............10. 176 Douglas. James ----- .. . 176 Dullum. Mary .8.10.17.78.79. 97. 137. 151. 176. 198 Dyer. Ann 5. 8. 82. 176. 182. 184 E Eggers. John................ 176 Einsweiler, Sheila . 8. 21. 26. 76. 84. 91. 92. 176 Ellingcn. Jean . 8. 25.90.92. 176 Ellingson. Kimberly ... 131. 176 Ellis.Glen ...8.24.72.88.89.98. 119. 120. 133. 153. 169. 176 Evers. David . 22.73.96. 176. 199 Everson. Scott ............. 176 Evingson. Paul ..........82. 176 F Fewer. Michael . 8. 10.23. 24.25. 28. 89. 128. 129. 166. 172. 176. 198. 199 Fimon, Joseph .............. 176 Fish. Kimberly ............. 177 Flanigan. Barbara .......... 17? Fletcher. Su anne ..... 82. 177 Floback. Kristy ........ 173. 177 Fox. Girard ....... 144. 172. 177 Frazier. Shcllcyc 90.177.199 Fricdcrich. Alcsia 8. 10. 177. 178 Frykman. Laura . 8. 16. 25.89.90. 92. 177 G Gatewood. Deirdre . 10. 21. 26 155. 171 Gcnrich. Steven .......... 171 Gerholz, Laurella .10,15.21.73 76. 95. 169. 172. 177 Ghizoni. John ............... t Gibson. Michael ------- 177. 187 Gjcrdc. Melissa .......... 171 Goodman. Ruth . 4. 5. 22. 84. 90 95. 177. 178, 199 Grady. Laurie......8. 164. 177 Graff. Margaret . 5. 31. 72. 80. 166. 178 Gregory. Holly ....... 85. 178 Grim. Anne ................. 178 Gronseth. Michael .. 8.94, 119, 120. 178. 199 Groos. David 8. 125. 156. 178, 185 Groth. David .......... 178. 181 Gupta. Abha .............. 178 Gustafson. Craig 22.94,95.96. 98. 124. 125. 144. 156. 157. 178. 186 H Hagg. John ................. 178 Hall. Sandra ....8.85.95.178 Hall. Sandra ............... 178 Hammond. Keith.............. 178 Hammond. Kyle .............. 178 llankland. Deborah . 98. 158. 164. 179. 180 Hanson. Joanell ............ 179 Harn. Michelle .........8. 179 Hart. Kelly ............82. 179 Harty. Patricia . 5. 8. 15. 16. 73. 84. 86. 95. 132. 133. 163. 179 Haug. Jerry .8.76. 128.140.141. 151. 179. 184. 199 Hawkey. Christopher ________ 179 Hcbcrlc. Robert . 179. 181. 198 Heidelberg. Suzanne . 8. 72. 78. 97. 130, 131. 133. 166. 173. 179. 198 Hcimbcckcr. Kelly ...... 179 Hcruu. Mary . 5. 91. 94. 95. 179 Hicks. Wallace .8.148.149.151. 179 Hold. John ............. 179.198 Hilden. Kari ............... 180 Hill. Jorge ........... 180. 186 Hirdlcr. Vincent ... 82. 180 Hodge. Julianne......... 180 Hoeben, Thomas ...... 180 Holbrook. Drew ............. 180 Holman. Susan .............. 180 Horan. Tracy .......... 180, 190 Hyndman. Bonnie .... 72. 180 I Iwcn. Matthew 8. 76. 90. 119. 120. 143. 166. 175. 180 J Jackson. Darren ............ 180 Jackson, Stacy ...... 82. 85. 180 Jeffrey. fc� . ;tha ........8. 180 Jenkins. Jill .......8. 180. 186 Johnansson. Martin 8.80. 128. 180 Johnson. Alan 148. 149 Johnson.Cindy 82.164.180.184 Johnson. Jeffry ........... 180 Johnson. Judy 8. 72.86. 87. 122. 180 Johnson, Keith .. 5. 22. 24. 74.85. 86. 119. 120. 148. 149. 180 Johnson. Mary ......... 94. 181 Johnson. Paula ............ 181 Johnson. Sandra .. 5. 16. 22. 84. 178. 181. 199 Johnson. Sharon 181 Johnson. Shelley ........4. 181 Johnson. Sue .8.10.25. 122. 133. 146. 158, 159. 181 Johnston. Stacy ...... 173. 181 Jones. Rebecca ............ 181 Jones. Robert 4. 8. 10. 22. 85. 113. 119. 120. 156. 180, 181 Jones. Shaun .............. 181 Jones, Vincent 82. 119. 121. 181 Jungers. Michael 181 K Kane. Joan ...27.84.145.182 Kavoukjian, Scott 8, 128. 182 Keith. Terry . 82.86. 128. 129 162. 183. 184 Kelly, Mary ............... 182 Kemp. Deidre . 88. 89. 182. 199 Kiesling. Gregory 8. 128. 182 Klostcr. Kaye 8. 82. 90. 182 Klug, Susan ............82, 182 Knauff. Nancy ........ 90. 182 Knoll. David .6.10.16.22.76.80. 88. 89. 114. 182. 199 Knooihuizen. Paul . 8.10. 182. 199 Kolcsar. Lydia .. 8. 18. 183 Komoto, Lori .. 6, 76. 114. 115. 118. 137, 176. 183. 199 Kornmann, Zanc ............ 183 Korwes, Scott ...... .... 183 Krogseng. Elizabeth . . 163. 168. 183 Krueger. Arthur ........... 183 Kunin, Andrew ..7.8.13.16.24. 28. 80. 81. 90. 144. 156. 157. 183. 199 L LaBahn, Steven ............ 183 l.achclt. Mitzi ........82. 183 Lacy. Ruth ......... 33. 84. 183 Lair. Leslie ....5.82.177.183 Lalonde. Timothy ... 8.90. 183 Larson. Jill ... 2. 22. 164. 183. 199 Larson. Peter 6. 13. 18. 19. 74. 76. 81. 129. 164, 168, 183. 199 Lawrence. Anthony . 8. 128. 129. 138. 139. 151. 183. 192 Lawson. Elizabeth 91.164.183. 199 LeBourgeois. Chris .. 8. 10. 183 Lee. Terry .6.9.22.27.72,76.81. 89. 114. 166, 184, 185. 198. 199 l.chnhcrr. Libby .. 25. 158. 164. 184 Lieb. Gretchcn . 3. 97. 115. 116. 137. 158. 184 Lincoln. Mary . 5. 8. 12. 75. 78. 79. 90. 92. 160, 175. 184. 199 l.indscth, Susan ... 16. 184. 186 Lloyd. Stephanie . 6.8. 16. 19,73, 75. 76. 88. 89. 98. 143. 151. 168. 169. 184. 199 Lohman. David 19. 26. 27. 75.90. 92. 97. 180. 184 Longman. John . 4.24.76.81. 119 120. 133. 138. 139. 184. 198 Longman. Timothy 4. 8. 11. 24 119. 120. 133. 138. 139. 184. 199 l.udtkc. Christopher . 20.21. 185 Lukens. Joseph 80. 144. 185. 186. 198 Lumbar. Dean .10.23.24.25.76. 124. 125. 133. 128. 140. 141. 156. 185. 198 Lundegaard. Christian .6.8.175. 185 Lundgren. David .. 80. 172. 185 l.upori, John.............. 185 Lutes, Ronald . 6. 8. 22. 24, 25. 73. 81. 90. 118, 119. 120. 133. 160. 164. 185 Lutz. Nathan .. 8. 16. 128. 129. 182. 185. 199 M Machacck. Brian .4.8.22.23.24, 25. 76. 118. 119. 120. 133. 152. 153. 174. 179. 185. 198. 199 Madsen, Julie ............. 186 Mahoney. Madonna . 17. 78. 79. 90. 131. 166, 167. 173. 179. 186. 199 Marble. Theresa .. 76. 186, 191 Markuson. Todd ..........8. 1X6 Markwardt. Thomas 8. 72. 90. 128. 129. 143. 186. 198, 199 Marsh. Steven . 8. 76. 119. 120. 144. 145. 186. 199 Martin. Morgan ......... 8. 186 Matthes. Adrainne . 85. 186. 198 Maunscll. John . 8.76, 119, 120. 166. 186. 199 Mavity. William . 8, 10.72. 144. 145. 162. 164. 178, 186 Mayes. Ladd .17.28.74. 82.55. 113. 119. 120. 133. 148. 151. 186. 199 McGee. Mark .............. 187 McGuire. James ........... 187 JcGuirc. Patrick ......... 187 Mclnnis. Susan . 8.78.79.82. 130. 131. 187 McKellin. Deidre . 90. 132. 133. 187. 198 McMullen. Rene ............. 187 McNamcr. Patrick . 98. 128. 138. 139, 151. 187. 192 McNaughton. Monica . 8.84. 173. 187 McRae. Beverly ............ 187 Mead. Pamela . 73. 87. 97. 166. 169. 187 Melville. Lisa .........84. 187 Michael. John .. 8. 76. 128. 129. 188. 192. 199 Michclscn, Paul ............ 188 Mitby.Suzanne ..5.8.72.86.91. 92. 188 Moc. Paul ... 8. 10. 13.16. 19.22. 25. 72. 81. 168. 188. 199 Molkc. Larry .. 4. 5.8.23. 24. 25. 72. 74. 76. 81. 89. 120. 133. 152. 153. 164. 168. 169. 188 206 Moosbruggcr. Susan IXX Morgan. Allyson ........ IXX Morrill. Paul 6. 144. |X6. IXX Mortcnscn. Olaf..............IXX Morton. Craig . 23. 152. 153. IXX. 199 Mure. Alan ........4. X. 175. IXX Murphy. Robert . X. 17. 25. I2X. 129. IXX. I9X. 199 Murray.Charlotte . 10.23.73.75. 90. 92. 1X3. IXX. 199 Mykkcltvcdt. Paul . IXX. 1X9. I9X N Nash. Lynnette .. 5. X. 13. X2. X4. 94. 95. I5X. 159. 170. IXX Ncholtc. Catherine .......... 1X9 Neifert. Donald 9X. I2X. 129. 144. 156. 164. 1X9 Ncllas, Andrea X. 115. 116. 130. 131. 1X9. 199 Nelson. Kurt 1X3. 1X9 Ncsscl. Julie ... S. 82. 174. 189 Nichols. Laurie 4.5. X. 22. X4. X9. 94. 95. 1X9 Nicklow, Thomas ............. 1X9 Norlin. Jeffrey ... X3. X6. 1X9 Norris. Michele . 6.76.114.116. 1X9 Northrup. Kevin 1X9.199 Northrop. Scott ........ 174. 1X9 Northwick, Andrew 4.5. 24.73. 96. 119. 120. 1X9 Norton. Patty ............... 1X9 Nussbaum. David X. 1X9. I9X. 199 O O'Brien. Bridget .. .. X2. 1X9 O'Shea. Thomas ... 190 Odash, Clarence ............. 190 Ohl. John .................. 190 Olson. Julia ................ 190 Olson. Julia ................ 190 Olson. Kimball . 4. 5.96. 12X. 190 Ordicld. Myron . 22. 76. XI. X6. X7. 9X. 144. 145. 151. 1X7. 190. I9X. 199 Oslund. Catherine .. X. X0. XX. X9. 1X6. IXX. 190 Ostrem. Mathew ... X. 124. 125. 190. I9X Otic. Joseph 22. 73. 76. XI. XX. X9. 90. 82. 166. I6X. 190. 199 P Palmcr.Scott . 6. 76.80. 114. 116. IIX. 190 Papadakis, Effy ........ 190. 192 Patnodc. Robert .. X. 10. 24. 76. 146. 190. 199 Pedersen. David . 5.24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 76. 94. 95. 96. IXX. 190. I9X. 199 Peters. Carol ............... 190 Peterson. Karen ______4. 82. 190 Peterson. Pernila ........80. 191 Pettersen. Paul 17. 23. 24. 25. 28. 72. 75. 76. 80. 128. 133. 148. 149. 151. 152. 153. 164. 168, 169. 191 Phifer. Pamela ...........X2. 191 Phillips. Ann .. 82. 90. 166. 191. L 199 Picha. Julie 17.82. 136. 137. IX4. 191. 199 Pierson. Marilyn ....... 191 Pierson. Richard . . 82. X3. |9| Pictig. Pamela ............. 191 Pikal. David .22.72.94.95.144 _ ,82- 191 Pohlmann. Karl . 22. 73. 76. XX 89. 144. 191. 198. 199 Popchn, Robert .........82. I9| Popham. Stephanie 8. 191. 199 Premack. Sonja .. 5.8.72. 73. X4. 91.92. 145. 163. 169. 189. 191. 199 Price. Sarah _______5.80.91.191 Primm. Jonette ... 21. 146. I9| Proctor. Beth .............' 193 0 Quinn, David 26. 28. 119. 120. 192. 199 R Ragen. Mary . 8. 164. !92. 194 Rains. Jacqueline . 8. 123. 192 Ranney. Douglas . 8.72. 119. I20 „ 192 Ranum, Judy . 5.8.191. 192. 198 Rasmussen. Paul 192 Raze. Simone ........... 82. 192 Reagan. Jill .. 8.97.163. 192. I9X Richardson. William 192 Robinson. James 192.199 Rogers. Amy 83. 84. 163. 192 Romano. Ann ... 8. 82. 192. 199 Ronhovde. Bradley .192. 199 Roscnbloom. Philip x, 73. 128 129. 169. 173. 193. 199 Russell. Patricia . 91. 193 Rustad. Thomas 8. 12. 16.22. 26 28. 94. 95. 96. 160. 178. 193. 199 Rusthoven. Nancy ... 9|. 193 S Sample. Kevin .. 82.85. 119. I 20. o l75- «« Samuclson. Kristin 72.82. X6.90. 95. 166. 168. 186. 193. 199 Sandvig, Susan 5. 8. 24. X4. X9 168. 169. 193. 198 Sanford. Victor ..............X2 Saunders. Caroline X. 131. 133. 143. 193. 198 Saunders. David _____8. IXI. 193 Schlink. Robert ............ 193 Schraeck. Dale ..... . 193 Schulte. Bernard 119. 1X6. 193 Scott. Marquita 166. 193 Showaltcr. Robert 90. X2. 177. o 193 Sicbcr. Licslc .......... X. 193 Siegel. Karen 8. 72. 91. 92. 194 Simington. Robin ... 8. 82. 194 Simmons. Gail .............. 194 Simondet. Brian ... 8. I3X. 194 Simonsen. Paul ......... X2. 194 Smith. Denise ................X2 Smith. Elettc 8. 20. 21. 27. 1X3. 194. I98 Smith. Michael ........ 190. 194 Soderstrom. Scott .......... 194 S � in. Phillip .....X. 178, 194 Sovcll. Mary . 17. 27. 6X 73 75 76. 114. 116. 137. 169. IXX.’|94.' c . . 199 Spector. Joel 144.185.194 |9x Spriggs. Ross . 68. 82. 172 194 Springer Mary..................90 |94 Steffer. John .. 8. 13. 23. 76. 80. c, • . | , l28- 1 1. 194 Stcinkc. Jane 5. 22. 84. 9| 194 Stcnsland. Scott 143. I5| 194 Stewart. John . |X2. 194. 199 Stratton. Thomas . 5. g. |6 9x _ 119. 120. 1 94.'|98 Stumme. Ann • 8. 73.82.8S. 1X2. Stumme. John J94 Styrbicki. Ann 84. 90. 194. 199 Swanson. Kristin ‘ j94 Swift. Patrick .. 143. 186. 194 Sylvester. Parnell . 8.85. I4X. 149. 151. 195 T Taatjes. Joel 8. 10. 11. 24.76. XX 89. 128. 166. 195. I9X 199 Taylor. Carl . |?4. |95 Taylor. Richard ................... J9 Tedford. Todd 10. 75.90. 92. 195 Thomas. Sucllcn 155.195 Thuras. Julie X. X0. 87 195 Thurik. Jacqueline X0. X2. 195 Thurston. Jeffry J9's Tiernan. Robert 22. X2. 124. 125. t ii „ ,33 ,5A- 195 Tillcmans. Barbara .. X. 195 Tripp. Karen ... )9 u Ulrich. Eric ........... 144 !95 Lrbanck. Katherine 24. 9|. 92 122. 1 95. 198 V VanValkcnburg. Paul X. 169. 195 Vaughn. Mark ...................... !9j Viens. Steven ... 170. 195 Villas. Daniel 24. 98. 19.5. |9g Voight. David 10.26.72 76 90 128. 129. 133. 144. 156. 164. '|66.' 171. 195. I9X. 199 Vossen. Rebecca . 5. 8.9I.9X. 122 133. 146. 158. 159, 1X5, 195. |9g W Wagner. John 98. 119. 195 Wagner. Jon 22. 23. 120. 156 ... 1, e ,57- l9h Wallace. Susan 10.21.22,26.76 ... , . „ . 9|- ,96. 198. 199 Walsh. Patricia 5.22.25.84 X6 90. 92. 94. 95. I9|. 196. |9X Ward. Michelle .............5. 196 Ward. Sara l9 t Warder. David .............. )96 W arn. Bruce ................ X. 196 Weber. Heidi .................... j9f Weeks. Michael , l96 W’eiscr. Kevin 124. 125. 156. 196 Weiss. Thomas ................ ' l97 Wcssling. Julie .............. I97 W heeler. Alan 8. 27. 75. 76.‘X). 92. 171. 1X6. 197. I9X. 199 W'ibcrg. Benjamin IX. 22. 175. 197 Williams. Don 25. 119. 120. 197. 198 Wilson. Scott ................. 197 W'inkcls. Anthony . 128.138.139. 197 Wisnom. Colleen 197 W olk. Sara 5. X7. 197 Wood. Catherine 197 W right. John 197 Wyberg. Scott .. 124.125.128. 133. 197. 199 Wyckoff. Ann X. 73. 97. 197 Y Yates. Darsalcc 197 Yates. Robert 24. 25. 2X. 76. 11 x. 119. 120 140. 141. 156. 164. |X7. 197 Youngdahl. Kay 4. 5. X. 72. X4. X6.94.96. 132. 163. I6X. 169. 176. 199 Z arms, l.isa II. 132. 133. 143. 169. 197 emsek. Lisa . 6. 23. 25. 2X. 73.90. 92. 97. 115. 116. 166. 173. 175. 197. 199 207