Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

WAHIAN 1980 Volume 53 Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ........... 5 FRESHMEN ......... 19 ACTIVITIES ........33 SOPHOMORES ........61 ORGANIZATIONS .....75 JUNIORS ...........99 SPORTS .......... 113 SENIORS ......... 165 3 Whenever I see your smiling face, I have to smile myself Because I love you. James Taylor 4 ADMINISTRATION To Washburn Students: Throughout this past year I have been tremendously impressed with the achievements of Washburn students. This yearbook captures at least a sample of the excellence of Washburn students. I hope that as you look back on the school year you will agree with me that Washburn continues to be a school that all of us can reflect on with pride. The 1979-80 school year was a great one for me. I hope it was for you. Sincerely, Dean Berntsen Dean Berntsen Principal Charles Elias Assistant Principal Barbara Bellair Assistant Principal 6 WORK COORDINATORS COUNSELORS Day nor Weis Edward Swiderski Cato McKinnie Fred Voigt SOCIAL WORKERS 7 Pauline Laybourn Charles Smith Florence Reinertson George Wemeier Michael Myers SOCIAL STUDIES Roger Cersine Robert Anderson Bruce Turnbaugh John Eiler Frank Ario William Lydell John Poutinen Glenn Simonson Allan Wurst Edwin Daniel John Kantar Joyce Anderson MUSIC 9 Bruce Temte Harley Hatch Randy Pratt Lenus Ritter 10 Clifford Johnson Norman Schmidt James Cosgrove Juliette Brown Richard Bronniche Yetta Cram George Sverdrup John Maistrovich BUSINESS n Jean Adams Frances Maclver Keith Stitzel Michael Dills Garrard Beck Ralph Burke Estelita Malicsi Georg Lykken 12 13 Harold Dunn 1 LaRue Nelson Conrad Emerson Judith McLaughlin Michael Orman Richard Franssen Dennis Henriksen Jerry Jones Alan Rasmussen August Schauer HEALTH David Ruliffson John Hornby HOME ECONOMICS Carol Anderson Lois Haugerud Karen Gregory Orrin Barnum Gary Krook 16 INDUSTRIAL ARTS David Flugstad Curtis Kirschbaum SPECIAL EDUCATION Florence Stickney Karen Hart Geri Fridgen Dorothy Nielsen Carol Brodin Shirley Sims Health Services Assistant Jane Donovan Chemical Awareness Counselor Mary Ann Orlowski Librarian Mr. Louden Schlagel came to Washburn in 1957. His service, dedication, and knowledge along with a friendly smile helped students consider the purpose of education. Mr. Charles Bader taught at Washburn for nine years. His uncommon style touched students and inspired many to make it through school. Out, out, brief candle - William Shakespeare Elaine Engelhard Marge Ramstad Billie Person Edwina Carlson Alyce Simonson June Nelson Frances Long Dorothy Anderson Eileen Maddox, Lorraine Kramer, Shirley Pederson, Julie Adams, Norma San-drall Donald Ellenwood, Anna May Carlson, Martin Gavanda Carolyn Adams Jonathan Adams Kristen Adams Jennifer Ahlberg Keith Alderson Kelly Allardyce Susan Allenson Michael Allstop Melanie Altendahl Eric Anderson Eric Anderson Lori Anderson Margaret Anderson Rene Anderson Scott Anderson Warren Anderson James Andrews Cynthia Appel Julie Arbuckle Larry Armstrong Terry Armstrong Whitney Armstrong Edith A meson Joseph Arnold Svea Ashner Jennifer Asplund Amy Austin Diane Baago James Bachman Mark Backman Barbara Baglien 20 Jane Bailey Douglas Baldwin Thomas Bane Gregory Barnell Lisa Bauer Melissa Bauman Bryan Bayerkohier Stacie Bell Rodger Bergland Peter Bergstrom Richard Bishman Douglas Boedeker Brian Bonner Cynthia Booker Anne Bourgeault John Boyt Michael Bramsen Amy Brandi Liesel Broerman Eric Broman Andrea Bronstad Michael Brown Kirsten Budge Juan Burnaugh Carol Bush William Butler Devin Caliri Susan Campbell Duane Carland Jill Carlson Deborah Carr 2? Deandra Christensen Peggy Christenson Sharon Clausen Eddie Clear •Jerry Carroll Jeffrey Carstens Valerie Carter Cindy Casto Carolyn Chadbourn Charlene Chapin Dana Cherry Katherine Chin Philip Christman Vernitta Clark John Close Archie Cobb Timothy Comer Sharleen Cook Elena Costas Daniel Courteau David Cowan David Crandall Kelly Crocker Aaron Crowson Tracy Cunningham Gordon Dahl Michael Dalton Megan Davitch Auburn Dees Victoria Delcalzo 22 Brenda Denholm Paul Densmore Mary Devery Kimberly Dewey Laurie Dingley Matthew Ehrlin Cathy Emmons David Erickson 'f K -■ Donna Evert Michael Farrell James Feikema John Felten Christine Ferrell 1-ori Fewer Harold Finch Robert Fisk Mark Flakne Kathleen Flanagan James Flood 23 Paula Fischer Kim Fishman Steven Foley Michael Foster Gregory Fox Cynthia Fraction Leah jean Frazier Steven Freschette Kenneth Fricke .lames Friederich Brian Fultz Dan Galbraith Steven Galush David Gebhardt Cynthia Geer Joseph Gergen Randolph Gibson Michele Glynn Mary Goodman Brigid Gormley Eric Graham Nancy Greeman Therese Grimm Susan Groth Kimberley Grussendorf Michael Gulland James Hagg Christian Hahn Karen Haley Joseph Hall Lisa Hall 24 Mary Hall Peter Hall Elizabeth Halldorson Daryl Hansen Jonathan Hanson Kurt Hanson Susan Hart Stephanie Hanson Grant Hartley •Ion Harty Georgia Hazel Kathleen Heath Patric Holland Michelle Hollie James Holme Rita Holtzleiter Jon Holtzman Michele Honderich Tonia Howard Pamela Huempfner Dwight Hummel George Humphreys Joy Iverson Audry Jackson Michael Jackson Nancy Higgins David Hilden Terry Hoecherl Nancy Holdgrafer Kathryn Heistad Diane Hcldt Mark Hellevik Paul Hemstreet 25 Partrina Joseph Ellen Juettner John Killeen Michael Kjelsberg Erik Koehler Rachel Kohn Janna Jenkins Shauna Jenkins Ellen Jewell Marleah Jex Charles Johnson Daniel Johnson Karen Johnson Kirstin Johnson Celeste Jibben Neal Jodeit Morris Johnson Ramona Johnson Jeffray Jones Lon Kaner James Kelly Howard Kiesling Jill Korzenowski Daniel Koughan David Koughan Debra Kroll Linnea Kulisheck Patrick Kulisheck 26 Michelle Lamuth David Larsen David I enay Brian Lemke Mark Larson Jeffrey Lau Steven LaVictoire Mary Lawson Jennifer Layeux Karl Leaf Cherie Lobben Linda Lofgren Rebecca Ix rd Ronda Lundeen Jill Luther Susan Lynn Beth Madsen Catherine Marble Timothy Marchiafava Coileen Marshall Elise Masiee David Matchan Rachel Matthews Sheila McBeath Helen McCaffrey Wayne McCuen Christine Lee Kenneth Lee Karen Lindeman Nancy Lindseth Steven Lukasavitz Jeffrey Lundeen 27 Brian Mielke Kristy Miller Kelly Mitby Diane Monterotti Robert Morgan Elizabeth Morrill Randall Morrison Rcgena Morrison .Juanita Moss Sean Mulloy Darren McKellin Davena McKnight Timothy McLaughlin Susan Meacham Kiren Mehta Danial Melody Mark Melton Monica Meyer James Michael Nancy Murdock Kelly Murphy Kelley Murray John Nermyr Julia Ness Peter Nielsen Richard Nilsen Chad Norwood Tiffany Norwood Tracy Muse Michael Nelson Nancy Nerge 28 Brendan Obern Shannon Oberpriller Tracy Oberpriller Isa Ollerman Mark Olofson Paul Olsen Anna Olson Kevin Olson David Opsahl Joseph Page Noelle Palmer Michael Parrott Thomas Parsons Jennifer Pensinger Mark Peterson Shelley Peterson Melody Phillips Philip Piga Betaey Ployhar Christine Poseley Lisa Preston Richard Prewett William Prince Michelle Qualey Hugh Quinn Marc Radtke Mark Regan Brenton Reichow Michael Richardson Lea Rinker Kathy Risser Gail Robinson Victoria Robinson Sally Rollwagen Gary Ronhovde Elizabeth Ruble Deborah Rudolph Gregory Rundquist Gail Rushman Heidi Sampson Ellen Samuelson Timothy Schenk Michael Schilz Philip Schimke Suzanne Schoberg Michael Schulz Robert Schweitzer William Senkyr Samantha Shepherd James Shuberg Jennifer Simondet Tracy Singleton Connie Smith Tierney Smith Kaari Soderholm Linnea Solberg Brian Soli Martha Spriggs Ellen Stanton Howard Starkey Shane Stinehart Alan Strandlund Susan Swanson 30 Tanya Thomas Leslie Thompson Michael Thompson Randy Thompson Rosanne Thompson Mary Ulrich Karen Van Every Peter VanValkenburg Clinton Vasquez Jason Vavra Alice Veenstra Robert Velasco Clayton Vetsch Anthony Vietti Sheryl Volk Frank Vollmar Katherine Wagner Debra Wandmacher Charles Ward Brian Warn Paul Warner Wendy Washington Shawn Watts Mary Weber Paul Westgaard 31 Peter Wetherall I 1 Brian White Ruth White Rochelle Whitley James Wilbur Traci Williams Ann Wilmes Marc Woods Tanya Woodson Dana Yates James Young Phillisa Yovicson Susan Ziegler 32 WASHBURN SCHOOL SONG Cheer for the orange and blue Waving forever, Pride of old Washburn High May she falter never We’ll sing a song for the flag today, Cheer for the team at play, On we’ll go, we’ll fight all the way, For Washburn High. W-A-S-H-B-U-R-N Cheer for the team at play On we’ll go, we’ll fight all the way For Washburn High. 35 SEMIFORMAL Memories of the Washburn Semiformal dance will be pleasantly etched in the minds of the 195 couples who attended. The event took place in a spacious ballroom at the Radisson South. An enjoyable dinner, with relaxing music in the background, started the night out perfectly. This marked a first; never before has dinner been combined with a Washburn semi-dance. After dinner, the couples moved on to the floor and danced to the music of Airtight. Good food, good music, and a good atmosphere all helped to make the evening a success. 36 Tucked away in a secluded country setting, the Honeywell Country Club, on the evening of May 12, came alive with 142 elegantly dressed couples. As the couples entered the club, their eyes fell upon a comfortable lounge where refreshments were being served. This room provided a nice spot to relax and socialize during the course of the evening. Moving on to the dance floor, couples indulged themselves in the original music of Phantasy. A full moon and a star-filled sky added a special touch to the evening. 37 Mrm Growing old is no more than a bad habit, which a busy person has no time to form. The crowd grew larger, they couldn’t be held back a second longer. The students pushed through the doors and filled the halls. Another Welcome Week had begun! Wednesday during the lunch hours many anxious seniors sold their rights over to a freshman for a low price of 25 cents. This provided the freshman with a chance of seniors to meet and breakfast to eat. On Thursday men’s boxer shorts, slinky shirts, and the extreme of a six foot tall dog would be seen walking the halls, carrying books, lunches, and students to their classes. Friday began early with a rousing pepfest featuring the Millermates’ version of Great Halls of Fire, Freddy Freshman, the Cheerleaders, and many warm greetings to the new faculty and students. After school our Mighty Millers trounced North by a score of 28-12! That night a dance with music done by Disco World brought our Welcome Week to a smashing close. Welcome Week Greets New Washburnites Homecoming Sparks A Spirited Flame Signs were showing, excitement involved all. the number of couples was growing, it was the Washburn Homecoming of fall. The annual dance came swiftly to sweep students off their feet and into the anxious anticipation of the upcoming year. Homecoming fell on the 28th of September, but preparations began weeks in advance. Sophomore Marc Hall won the button contest with the theme “Unsettle the Pioneers,” and these buttons were sold the week of the twenty fourth. The making of the floats began shortly after school started. Blue and orange balloons, raffle tickets, and dance tickets were sold during lunch on Friday. The students escaped from their sixth hour classes with their teachers close behind to gather in the auditorium. The Homecoming Show consisted of seven well rehearsed acts. Curious guessing came to a climax at the end of the show when Betsy Brown and Peter Sampson were chosen to reign over the festivities. Our Mighty Millers entered the game against the Central Pioneers determined to “Paint Their Wagon.” Leading, 7-6, at half, spirit was high. The crowd was entertained by the parade of twelve floats and the marching band at intermission. Cheerleaders and Millermates added to the color. As the teams returned to the Field, the winner of the autographed football raffle and float competition were announced. Carol Peterson and the Class of ’81 won respectively. Despite the Millers loss, 25-7, the dance that evening proved successful. One hundred twenty two couples danced to the funk sounds of Adnma. All in all it was a week to remember. Hawkins Hoedown With a “yeeha” and a “yahoo” sadie ’79 galloped into Washburn on November 9. Daisy Maes and their captured LiP Abners roamed Hoot and Holler Pass, taking short breaks from the wild fun to engage themselves in a HP wedding ceremony. After kisses and rings were exchanged, the guys were able to show off their muscles and win prizes for their gals in Cow Pone Casino. Crazy knee slapping dancing went on all night in the Hillbilly Haven. During intermission, a multitude of prizes were given to lucky cowpokes and Betsy “Haystack Brown and Billy “Buzzjaw McLaughlin were picked as Daisy Mae and LiP Abner. Daisy Mae And Lil’ Abner MILLWHEELS 1980 An evening filled with exceptional talent, good comedy, and a lot of singing and dancing was Millwheels 1980. An abundance of student talent and hard, dedicated work were combined to produce an excellent show. A few of the many acts were “Specialties”, The Rapping Crew, The White Beat, “Two in Love,” and the Class of 80 and 81 8 comedy skits. The third act ended with a journey through the Twentieth Century Music and Dance act. A special appearance was made by Elvis Presley during the 50’s presentation. The finale came on Thursday night when the entire cast came back on stage singing to “Listen to the Music.” The Millwheels 1980 could not have been a success without the help of director Cliff Johnson and the hard working stage crew. The Annual Variety Show proved a triumph of imagination, talent, and overall production techniques. Snow Days flew in early Monday, January 28 with a flaky auditorium. It contained a Millwheels preview, the supremely talented Millermen, and the annual tug-of-war contest between the classes. The senior women won the women’s championship and the senior men walked off with the men’s championship. (What a “mighty lot” they are.) Snow Week King John Thursday came to be quite an icy event. The Powderpuff football game started with the seniors against the sophomores and the juniors against the freshmen. With the excellent coaching of several ‘macho senior men the teams did well. The senior women took first in their competition and went on to tie the junior women in the WHS Super Bowl. Queen Polly Causes Flurries The auditorium came to a climax when legs” John Exline was crowned Snow King and 10 herself, Polly Letofsky. was crowned Snow Queen. The two really had no competition when it came right down to the bare facts! Week had a . away for an-he cake-eaters ir way into the to boogie down feature song by led to keep ev-unk spirit. Senior No-Snow Ice Party La-De-Da Bruise City Could It Be Snow??? 56 King Legs In Action A Massive Suicide Hill Camp Ihduhapi Jan., 21, 1980 Promenade A Possible Grass Patch? Change Partners ... Virginia Reel Broomball Games Dozy-Do Sled Ride Slippery? Heck No. Munch! ALL SCHOOL PLAY CAST Dolly Levi .........................................Alison Glattly Ernestina .........................................Jonna Swedberg Ambrose Kemper .................................................Dan Lee Horace Vandergelder ...................................Chris Bums Ermengarde .........................................Jackie Holme Cornelius Hackl ...................................Scott Wik Barnaby Tucker ..................................... Dan Goldberg Irene Molloy .......................................Sally Halpern Minnie Fay ............................................ Katy Lloyd Rudolph ................................................Neil Jodeit Judge ..............................................Chris Whiting Count Clerk .............................................Bob Cerny TOWNSPEOPLE Jane Bailey Paul Hemstreet Kelly Murphy Denise Rlaylark Sharon Hill Mary McCabe Valerie Carter Marleah Jex Tim McLaughlin Kim Conkright Connie Johnson Barb Nordin Todd Conkright Marla Kissel Lisa Nordstrom Bobby Doty Kristine Krason Mark Paulson Kama Eastlund Linnea Kulishek Amy Pojman Harold Farmer Meg Lawson Joe Raab Stacey Faunce Wendy Laxdal Shanda Rozenberg Rebecca Froiland Jill Luther Ann Samuelson Sheila Healy Julie Merwin Meg Showalter Marie Heistad Sue Milton 58 HELLO DOLLY Hello Dolly was the first musical production at Washburn in five years. It is a story of Dolly Levi, a matchmaker, who eventually marries a man whom she is trying to find a match. The March 20-21 performances were the culmination of many weeks of long practices for the forty-seven members of the cast. Director Estelita Malicsi worked with choral director, Joyce Anderson, and orchestra director, William Lydell, to produce a successful show. The stage crew and orchestra members were also significant factors in the final product. 59 : Amy Abraham Bruce Adelsman Mark Alexander Joel Almquist Mary Amundson Brian Anderson John Anderson Karn Anderson Keith Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Daniel Anfinson Kathy Arnold Ann Bailey I.auric Bang Aaron Banham Jeffrey Barnell Melanie Barth Diane Bartko Margaret Beetsch Steven Bell Hence Bennett Leslie Berg Shawn Bergerson June Birkeii David Bjelland Suzanne Blesener Ronald Bloom 62 Michael Bratrud Emily Brauer Gerald Brauer Jennifer Breen Janice Brewington Richard Brimacomb Cynthia Broeckel Denise Brown lx ri Carlson Scott Carlson Daniel Carr Timothy Carter Robert Cerny Paultina Chatham Scott Christenson Cathy Cloutier Heidi Clyne Mitchell Brown Gerald BrOwnrigg David Budge Patricia Burgess Stephen Burlis William Butler Brenda Bye Steven Campbell 63 Lisa Cobb Marcus Coleman Peter Coleman Naieli Compean Todd Conkright Mark Conrad Kerry Conway Troy Covart Joseph Covert Christopher Cummings William Daher Aneela Dairkee Thomas Diffley Pamela Dorset Melissa Dufoe I-aura Kggers Rachel Eian Alexandra Kllison Shantelle F-skridge David Ewald Jeanne Fahey Harold Farmer Deborah Fernholz 64 Susan Fewer Christopher Flannery William Fleeson Patrick Flesher Jacqueline Floback Pamela Fossum Arthur Frazier Darrell Fusaro Glenn Givens Elizabeth Glattley Michael Goar David Garten Susan Genrich Susan Gersdorf Patrick Gibson Cathy Gilbert Kenneth Gilbert Caroline Gould Daniel Graf David Gray Paul Green Hayes Gregory Kathryn Hale Marcellus Hall Karijo Gronberg Ancinetta Hadley Timothy Haines Scott Halldorson Shannon Grimes Julie Groethe 65 Kimberly Halley David Halstead Floyd Hammond Mary Hanscom Sheldon Hansen Philip Hazel Tammy Hazelton Patrick Hell Dana Henderson Chauncey Hendrix Susan Hibbs Steven Hill Benjamin Hinrichs George Hoch Cassandra Hodge Deborah Hoesley Sheila Healy Lisa Heideman Ross Hendrix Jacqueline Henry Karen Hirdler Mia Hoagbcrg Bradley Hoi in Thomas Holme Timothy Holmlund Philip Holtzleiter Kimberly Horn James Hostad 66 Amy Hovland Donald Howard •Jason Hoye Eric Hunter Carolyn Hutt •Jodi Jacobsen Peter Jeffrey John Jensen Brian Jodell Deanne Johnson Erik Johnson Genevra Johnson Judith Johnson Kay Johnson Melissa Johnson Molly Johnson Nancy Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Robert Johnson Scott Johnson Wayne Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Irene Jones Rosie Jones Steven Jones Steven Jordan Deneen Joseph Ronald Kalenberg Jason Kalin Margaret Kane Lori Kasperek 67 Patrick Keeler Nancy Keith Tanya Kelly Roderick Kennedy Steven Kienitz Mark Killeen Wendy Klees Karl Kloster Thomas Koelfgen Kimberly Konigson Darcy Kornmann Kay Korzenowski John Krautbauer Julie Krogh Matthew Larson Timothy Laska Julie Latterell Wendy Laxdal Scott Lecy John Lee Katharien Lee Pamela Lee Michael Leenay David Lemke Cara I-etofsky 68 Shawn I ewis William Lieb Cory Lindquist Jonathon Lofgren I ee Lofgren Bridget Longman JoAnn Longman Sean Longman Edgar Lovelace Michael Lowey Elizabeth Ludtke Barry Lussier Robert Maddaus Philip Madsen Jodi Marchiafava Barry Marks Catherine McCann David McConkey Susan McCreary Tracy McGowan Douglas McGuire Carrie McLaughlin Kevin McMenamy Daniel McNaughton William McNiff Steven Mellgrcn Lisa Melody V 69 Juli Merwin Joel Meyer Regina Mure Robert Murray Jennifer Nellas Vicki Norvell Karen Myers Carolyn Mykkeltvedl Eldon Nash i Susan Nesheim Jonathon Nichols Nicholas Nicklow Michael Nielsen William Nordin Lisa Nordstrom Charles O’Brian Lynnette O'Brien Richard O’Donnell Andrew Olive Joshua Orcutt Todd Orth Jane Oslund Kristine Otto Terrence Overbey Dennis Page Dominic Palmer Lydia Parham 70 Karen Paulsen David Pedersen Christopher Pensinger James Perrier Jeffrey Ponto Richard Popehn Eric Premack Robert Radcliff Diane Raymond David Ready Anthony Rhines Charlene Rhodes Wendy Richardson Scott Richter Randy Robbins Kathryn Robertson Katherine Robinson Brian Porter Lisa Predweshny Jacqueline Pruitt Anne Quirk Derek Rasmussen Karl Rasmussen Dana Reay Paul Reimer 71 Stacy Roder Ann Roering John Rogers Lynda Rogers Jay Rowland Marcie Rozycki Judith Rudolph David Rudrud Jeffrey Ruhnke Scott Russell Susan Ryan Kari Samuelson Jean Sawyer Peter Schenk Lance Schibilla Stephen Shields Christina Shirley David Shoop Theresa Showalter Eric Sigerseth Christopher Simondet Todd Schulz Kristen Seal Alycia Senkyr Nanette Sharp Timothy Sheehan 72 Thomas Skahen Lisa Smith Robert Smith Bendt Sornson Susan Soulak Mary Spriggs Sally Smith Eric Solberg John Spychalski James Stamos Thomas Stanton Randolph Staten Jeffrey Stearns Scott Stearns Carla Steen Cynthia Steen Carol Sterner Cheryl Sterner Joel Streed Greg Sundem Rhonda Tabor Mark Tersteeg’ Laurie Thompson Mitchell Thompson John Thuras Peter Stumme Carol Styrbicki Brian Thomas Daniel Thompson Donnette Talman Charles Timberlake 73 Anne-Marie Tomlinson Michael Totall Thomas Townsend .Jeffrey Vavra Shayne Vincent •Joseph Wagner Pamela Ulscth Michele Van Heel James Walker Daniel Walsh Gregg Wandmacher Matthew Warhol Michael Warren Monica Washington Margaret Weaver Christopher Weber Caroline Whang Jeffrey Wheeler Linda Whitlock Rita Weatherly Mark Willy Jerry Wilson Robert Winkels Miles Wittmer Thomas Woldum Diane Wood Terrence Wyberg Douglas Yates I rinceton Young Kristi Youngdahl Scott Wik John Willette Darrell Williams Lorilyn Williams Nielsen Williams 74 1 1 'MSB STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: C. Carlson Row 2: D. Goldberg, L. Ashwcll, K. Chatfield, L. Brookshire, T. O'Brien Row 3: J. Bergstrom. K. Lloyd, A. Witta, L. I tterell Row 4: T. Lincoln, M. Christman, B. McLaughlin, D. Peterson, C. Johnson, B. Fogelberg 76 Row I: S. Dobbins. M. Larson, S. Hart, D. Courteau How 2: S. Kollwagen. P. Yovicson, C. Flannery. D. Walsh. S. Fewer. J. Egan How 3: S. McCreary. J. I atterell. C. Mcl-aughlin. D. Bartko, D. Galbraith The Student Council started off a busy year by planning Welcome Week. Throughout the year they organized dances and pepfests that included Homecoming, Snow Week, Spirit Week, Semi, and Prom. Outside of arranging annual events, the Student Council attacked two major issues. The first being the inefficient lunch program. They staged a lunch boycott that will hopefully bring about better food and lower prices. The Student Council also went to KSTP and investigated the station’s policy concerning presentation of certain commercials during prime time television. The third annual Thanksgiving Drive provided a record eighteen families with turkey dinners. Gifts were presented to the residents of the Nicollet Convalescent Home as a result of the Christmas Project. The 1980 Student Council accomplished all it set out to do and then some. Advisor Cliff Johnson 77 NHS In their junior year, sixty-five students were chosen as members of the National Honor Society. The selection was made on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and responsibility. For the first time, students were required to have a recommendation written for them by someone who has known them outside of school. On September 17, 1979, the seniors were honored at an induction ceremony. This organization helped usher at the open house. Row I: J. Holtzman. B. Bezat, K. Molke, P. Raich, L. Leistiko, Sec. M. Spriggs. T. Antoun Row 2:S. Sorenson, K. Chatfield, B. Nordin, J. .Jackson. B. Ragan. L. Merwin, C. Dornfeld Row 3: J. Exline. F. Ostrem, K. Alevizos. C. Mellum, L. Nordstrom. W. Woodhridge, V. Pres. C. Webb Row 4: S. Schulz. J. McCreary, D. Anton. D. Goldberg, L. Vecoli, K. Reimer, Trees. T. Lincoln Advisor Mr. George 76 Row „• J. Waldfogel, T. David. B. Ford. Pres. B. McLaughlin. C. Peterson. G. Lee Row 2: M. Heistad, S. Shields, J. Angel, S. Mahannah. K. Raugust, C. Bradley, T. Shoop. Row 3: A. Weber, L. Latterell, C. Eastlund, S. Calvit, M. Werntz, B. Brown. A. Glattly Row 4: M. Mellgren, E. Ollerman, B. Lau, R. Hoch, J. Youngquist Row 1: S. Peterson Row 2: K. Eastlund, E. Griffith Row 3: K. Kuhn. A. Weber, S. Rivers, C. Tate. E. Ollerman. R. Schilz Row 4: J. Angeli, A. Swenson. K. Alevizos, A. Larson, L. Ulseth, B. Grimm, W. Woodbridge, B. Ragan, B. Nordin, L. Merwin. Row .5; L. Willert, G. Lee. J. Schilz. J. Thompson, K. Lindeman, B. Phillips, J. Henderson. K. Molke, T. Shirley. K. Schouweiler, J. Jackson. L. Nordstrom The senior women promoted various activities that kept school spirit high at Washburn. Senior class t-shirts, which contained the name of each student in the graduating class, were sold for the first time ever. The biggest project of the year that Blue-Tri took on was the sweetheart carnation sale. Over 850 carnations were distributed on Valentine’s Day as a result of the sale. New friendships were made and class unity grew, leaving many with happy memories of their senior year at good or whs. 79 INTERNATIONAL CLUB Advisor Mr. Burke For the second year at Washburn, the International Club continued to provide foreign students with an exciting look at life in Minneapolis. Some of the activities included a Halloween party, a sleigh ride, and an AFS weekend. Foreign exchange students from other schools in the area stayed with a Washburn student for a weekend allowing them to see an even bigger part of life in our city. Row 1: B. Shepherd Row 2:S. Honderich. M. Van Every, C. Bradley. J. Holtzman Row 3: C. Hanuman. T. Antoun. J. Merwin. P. Ulseth, J. Henderson, A. I-arson. M. Werntz Row 4: L. Nordstrom. L. Kohn, L. Ulseth, D. Reay. Pres. L. Merwin, S. Schulz Row 6: K. Schouweiler, F. Azcarate, T. David. M. McCabe REACH In its fourth year at Washburn, the Reach Committee grew bigger and stronger as it served the school well. The purpose of the group is to introduce new students to Washburn and help them make friends. The committee had birthday parties and a roller skating party. Reach Committees are being formed in other schools around the city thanks to the work of Washburn’s Reach Committee. The 1979-80 group reached out farther than any in the past in helping out new students at Washburn. Row 1: S. Kennedy, K. Chin, B. Denholm. C. Letofsky, D. Bagha, T. Devery Row 2: M. Anderson, M. Mellgrcn, S. Peterson. Pres. E. Ollerman. K. Alevizos. C. Peterson. J. Devery, L. Dingley. R. Axiotis Row 3: V. Pres. P. Rhines, S. Palmquist, T. I-afrenz, M. Leiforman. S. Honderich, V. Belfrey. K. Brady, B. Bezat, G. Lee, D. Williams, Sec. S. Faunce. D. Blaylark Row 4: S. Hodge, L. Kohn, H. Almquist, K. Conkrighl, T. Bergstrom, E. White, J. Henderson, Treas. L. Little, S. Wik. P. Chatham, S. White 80 Advisors Mrs. Laybourn and Mrs. Johnson DEBATE S. VVik, S. Christenson. S. Hill. J. Holtzman Advisor Mr. Rogers A young group of Washburn students showed their scholarship by placing third in the Twin City Area. Their performance in the Metro Debate League showed that Washburn’s academic record is near the top. B. Smith, Advisor Mr. Hatch. K. Lee. M. Klaers HIGH SCHOOL BOWL Row I: D. Anton, B. Ford Row 2: E. Krason, T. David. J. Waldfogel. F. Richardson Advisor Mr. Pratt 'Phis years High School Bowl team was chosen on the willingness of the student to participate in quick recall of general knowledge and academic trivia. They showed great promise in their first meet, but came up on the short end of a 245-195 decision against Central, the defending State Champions. OEA Advisor Mrs. Cram Row I: Pres. S. Sattler, Sec. K. Kundquist. N. Turnbaugh, P. Cutrara. M. Weigel Row 2: L. Mattila, E. Heinrich, B. Raymond Row .1- Treas. D. Haar. L. Koelfgen, V. Pres. I. Lung. C. Marcon, C. DeGiusti The Office Education Association met each Wednesday morning in order to learn about office jobs as a career. The model office provided an excellent learning facility for those interested in a business career. 82 In serving the school as well as the community, the group took inventory for Donaldsons. They also sold novelty items to raise money for a Washburn project. BLACK HISTORY COMMITTEE The Black History Committee began work early for an auditorium during the week of February 25. The program, presented by Washburn students, was designed to make all Washburn students more aware of the impact of Black culture on America. A variety of talent was exhibited during the program, including a choir, a string and woodwind quartet, a modern dance group, and a jazz group. Mrs. Juliette Brown, advisor, was a key factor in making this a successful program. 83 D. Williams, T. Antoun, V. Norvell. J. Sengbush, S. Peterson. K. Kuhn. LaVictoire. H. Keller. C. Peterson, S. Spector, S. Honderich, L. Galbraith. N. Darcy 84 MILLERMATES Advisor Mr. Rogers Dancing during halftime at the first football game was only the beginning for this year’s Millermates. They performed at pepfests, basketball games, hockey games, and other sporting events throughout the year. The squad was increased to twenty-six girls this year making it bigger than ever. Meeting each day sixth hour, the Millermates were a quality group and performed well at the Annual Aquatennial Competition. Outside of their dancing at sporting events, the Millermates promoted school spirit. They held donut dunks and took on the task of selling Washburn mugs. 85 A. Nielson. L. Willert. B. Swanson. M. Maunsell, D. Watkins. L. Ecklund, S. Hall. S. Palmquist, K. Brady. P. Rhines, J. Malmon, C. Strandberg. D. Samples CHEERLEADERS Row 1: S. Wik. M. Anderson. J. Rogers, B. Brown, D. Gray. C. Henry Row 2: N. Metz. M. Erickson, J. Marion, A. Witta Row 3: T. Bcrgum, S. Wright, B. Lincoln, K. Alevizos, B. McLaughlin, J. Alger The cheerleaders kept the spirit going at football, soccer, basketball, wrestling, and hockey games. They were one of only two squads in the city to have both male and female members. Their many hours of practice before and after school made them one of the best squads around. Row I: J. Alger. K. Alevizos. L. Leistiko Row 2: M. Erickson Row 3: J. Larson Row 4: B. Comer Row 1: J. Nellas Row 2: I). Hoesley. I). Bartko Row 3: P. Dorset. K. Uck. R. Jones, P. Kane Row 4: M. Spriggs Row 1: J. Christenson Row 2: F. Applewhite Row 3: L. Kos, L. Ashwell, J. Hebcrle Row 4: C. Carlson Cindy Zobel, Faculty Kristine Reimer, Men’s Sports Gretchen Lee, Organizations Cliff Johnson, Advisor WAHIAN 1980 Liz Latterell, Seniors Phil Prewett Photographer Carol Mellum, Freshmen 88 Tom Lincoln, Sports Mary Kaye Heiman, Faculty Ellen Raugust, Juniors Carol Moosbrugger, Sophomores Barb Swanson, Photographer Carol Peterson. Activities Sveinar Larsen, Photographer Capturing the moments of an entire year and putting them into a book is no easy task. The 1980 WAHIAN staff learned to work as a group; we struggled together combining old and new ideas, aiming to make our book the best. An unusual group of students containing many energetic individuals kept the WAHIAN room lively, yet productive, throughout the year. We hope this book will bring fond memories of the activities and happenings that made up the 1979-80 school year. A special thanks is in order for Stacey Faunce, who designed the cover, and Marc Hall, whose art work was an added dimension to the book. I am grateful to all who put up with our picture schedules and allowed us to meet our deadlines. John McCreary, Editor Betsy Brown, Women s Sports j thank Mr Johnson for guidance and for looking at our ideas with an open mind. John McCreary, Editor GRIST Advisor Mr. Stitzel Sports, editorials, pictures, and highlights were all part of the school’s newspaper. Each day the Grist staff worked hard to put out an excellent school newspaper which was published every three weeks. Besides write-ups on day to day events, the Grist took a supportive stand on the lunch boycott staged by the Student Council. They were also at KSTP to cover the Student Council in action against some of the station’s policies. How 1: M. Hall. L. Lmtiko, T. Shoop. J. Morrice How 2: V. London, K. Shouweiler, K. Molke. L. Nordstrom. J. Holtzmun How 3: M. Springs, D. I.ee, E. Ollerman. T. Harrison, B. Rczat. W. Mcl aughlin How 4: D. Werntz, D. Anton. K. Eastlund, J. Exline. D. Goldberg. J. Waldfogel, R. Hoch. B. Nordin The difference between this year’s Grist staff and those in the past is that this 1980 staff dared to take a stand on controversial issues. 90 THE WASHBURN GRIST 201 WmI 49th Street, Minneapolis. MN 55409 Edltor-in-Chlel .. Associate Editor Managing Editor Now ............. Feetures ........ Sport ........... Cartoonist ....... copy.............. Billy McLaughlin Ettl Ollorman ......Torn Shoop Julio Mol Irman Jooi Wald logoi .......Roto Hoch Danny Goldberg Margarot Spriggt .... Marc Hall ... Kama Eattlund Circulation and Exchange Photographer ........... Linda LaisUka Lari Nocdatroai Dare Womtr OeveHerrtdge Staff Writer ....... O. Anton, B. Bent, J. Exline. T. Harrison. D. Lae. V. London. K. Modi . J. Monica. B. Nordin Principal ................................... Dean Boraatan Adviser ........................................ Keith Stfeal Published monthly by the students ol Washburn High School. L — ■- ■ POPLARS Row 1: M. Bell. K. Risser, M.Heistad Row 2: S. Gersdorf, B. Ragan Row 3: D. Heldt, A. I-arsen, J. Merwin. K. Miller, H. McCaffrey. M. Van Every Advisor Miss Maclver Poplars is a collection of writings submitted by Washburn students. Put out in the spring of the school year, its name comes from students reading it while sitting under the poplar trees on the school lawn. The Poplars Staff holds contests for the best short story, picture, poem, artwork, and humor story throughout the year. The best in each category wins a prize. The final Poplars is assembled from the best submissions in each category. BOYS’ STATE Each year the American Legion sponsors Boys State, a learning experience in local, state, and federal government. Washburn traditionally sends more representatives than any high school in the state. The five representatives from Washburn went to the St. Olaf campus where they set up a mock government. Boys State helps tomorrow’s leaders learn about the system of government that they will be a part of. Row 1: J. McCreary Row 2: D. Goldberg, T. Shoop. T. David 97 CHORALIERS J. Angell, Pres. S. Larsen, D. Lee, B. Nordin Row 1: D. Lee, M. Neuvillc Row 2: B. Mcl,aughlin, S. I rsen Row I: M. Heistad, T. Antoun Row 2: S. Peterson. K. Kaszynslci, J. Angell Row 3: J. Merwin, M. McCabe Row 1: K. Eastlund. K. Rundquist Row 2: B. Nordin Row 3:1. Lung, J. Larson, L. Latterell Row 1: S. Johnson, F. Richardson Row 2: J. Exline Row 3: T. Barr. N. Metz, N. Kaatrud GIRLS CHOIR Row 1: K. Bartko, B. Glattly. T. McGowan Row 2: P. Kane. C. Carlson Row3:M. Schilz, K. Youngdahl, B. Grimm V. Pres. A. Glattly. Pres. K. Chatfield, Sec. L. Swanson This year’s six choral groups showed that quality does not mean quantity. They began the year with a fall concert. Before winter break, they presented an auditorium that was well accepted by the student body. Groups continued to perform both in and out of school throughout the year. With a spring trip planned, Choraliers and Girls Choir sold fruit to help with expenses. Choraliers also enhanced Valentine’s Day by selling val-a-grams for a dollar. Their performances proved to all that their efforts were worthwhile. Row 1: D. Bartko, J. Christenson. S. Blesener Row 2: K. Lee, S. Fewer. D. Hoesley Row 3: A. Quinn. S. Neville. S. Hodge Row 1: K. Chatfield, C. Johnson Row 2: P. Abruhm. S. Calvit Row 3: J. Swedberg, C. McLaughlin Row 1: C. Olson. A. Weber. L. Swanson Row 2: S. Schilz. J. Krogh. C. Ponto Row 3: K. Bergly. K. Hoy . A. Glattly GOLLIARDS Row I: M. Heistad, K. Kaszynski. K. Bastlund Row 2: S. Peterson. L. I-attc rell Row 3: T. Barr, J. Exline. D. Itee 9TH GRADE MADRIGALS 9TH GRADE CHOIR Row I: A. Wilmes Row 2: M. Hall. B. Baglien. C. Ferrell. C. Lee. C. Bush Row 3: A. Decs. J. Iverson. H. McCaffrey. R. Whitley, D. Monteratti, N. Holdgrafer Row I: S. Ashner. M. Lawson. K. Heistad Row 2:3. Luther. D. Kroll Row 3: M. Jex. T. McLaughlin, R. Cook, K. Budge CONCERT BAND Row I: A. Bailey, K. Samuelson, C. Pensinger, A. Van Valkenburg, J. Midboe, L. Ulseth Row 2: J. Jackson, A. Hovland. K. Conway, L. Berg, J. Groethe, C. Morrill, R. Froiland Row 3: D. Johnson. K. I.eck, R. Rucker, R. Northrup. B. Carlson. M. Piepgras, F. Richardson. M. Hogberg Row 1: W. Fan, H. Gregory, E. Johnson, D. Ready, T. Bergum Row 2: P. Lacy, S. Schulz. M. Bridges. R. Bloom, T. Anderson. P. Haines Providing Washburn with various kinds of music during the year, were the Marching Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band, and the Ninth Grade Band. While the Marching Band played at football games, pepfests, and other athletic events, all collaborated to put on concerts throughout the school year. Row 1: T. Skahen, W. Nordin, J. Rogers Row 2: S. Pikal, D. Fusaro, S. Stearns. P. Diffley, M. Bratrud. S. Bergerson Row 3: J. Wheeler, J. Canterbury. C. Caranicas, T. Licater, D. Paulson, D. Saunders Row 4: D. Shoop. P. Goeres. M. Warhol, T. Pikal. E. Nash % Director John Kantar ORCHESTRA V. Pres. S. Carlson. Pres. M. Mellgren, Sec. C. Tate. Treas. L. Brookshire Row I: R. Simpson. T. Bloomquist, K. Korzenowski Row 2: C. Tate. S. Carlson, L. Brookshire Row I: F. Richardson, R. Kohn, K. Chatfield, P. Haines Row 2: C. Hutt, H. Berry. S. Shields. I., Swanson Row 1: S. Bergerson, P. Diffley. M. Bratrud. S. Pikal. D. Shoop Row 2: S. Larsen, T. Bergum. N. Metz. M. Warhol Row I: A. Bourgeault, L. Lofgren, K. Robertson. L. Jachim. K. Johnson Row 2: J. DeWolfe, M. Mellgren. J. Adams, P. Schimke, A. Mavity. M. Devery Advisor Mr. Lydell 97 JAZZ BAND Row I: P. Goeres. C. Caranicas, J. Wheeler, T. Licater, D. Shoop Row 2: S. Schulz, M. Bridges. T. Anderson, R. Bloom, M. Piepgras Row 3: T. Bergum, S. Carlson, D. Fusaro, P. Diffley, S. Bergerson, S. Pikal FRESHMEN BAND Row I: J. Asplund, J. Pcnsinger. C. Jibbcn, A. Austin Row 2: K. Sodcrholm. L. Fewer, R. Holtzleiter, P. Huempfner, S. Peterson, M. Meyer Row 3: M. Glynn, D. Cherry. S. Zeigler, T. Kvers Row 1: K. Chin. M. LaMuth. S. Groth, E. Morrill Row 2: K. Risscr, P. Yovicson, S. McBeath, G. Rushman, T. Woodson, A. Olson Row 3: W. Butler, W. l.axdal, M. Lawson. C. Marshall, P. Hemstreet Row I: P. Densmore, P. Wetherall. G. Barnell, D. Caliri Row 2: F. Vollmar, T. Marchiafava, W. Anderson, D. Hilden. J. Meyer, P. Christman Row 3: .J. Hanson. C. Hahn. M. Kjelsberg, B. Ployhar. R. Gage .tfv iy Priscilla Abraham Alane Ackerman Carl Adams Julie Allstop Heidi Almquist Bradley Anderson Christopher Anderson Deborah Anderson John Anderson Timothy Anderson Yvonne Anderson Mitchell Appel Frenchie Applewhite Geushia Armstrong Elizabeth Ashwell Rhea Axiotis Najma Bachelani Dilshad Bagha James Bailey Brett Banham Kathryn Bartko Valerie Belfrey Cara Berg Thomas Berg Douglas Bigwood Joni Bishman Jay Blattie Kara Bergly Tambre Bergstrom Todd Bergum Denise Blaylark Teresa Bloomquist 100 I® £ 4 ;- Joseph Bourgeault Ernestine Bowman Charles Branch Lisa Brookshire Bridget Brown Catherine Brownrigg Trent Brunier Clayton Burton Andrew Buss Lawrence Cable Jerome Cain Dawn Caliri Douglas Campbell Beth Campion John Canterbury John Capouch Bruce Carland Cara Carlson Christine Carlson Susan Carlson Timothy Carlson Elizabeth Carr James Case Julie Christenson Susan Christenson 101 Austin Coleman Becky Comer Kimberly Conkright Bradley Courtcau Lucinda Cowan William Crandall Sandra Crowe Virginia Crowley Colleen Cunningham Andrea Dahlquist Pamela Davidson Corey Davis Anthony Davitch Christopher Dehner William Denman Judith Denamore Therese Devery Broderic Dobbins Michael Doyle Debra Driesch John Dullum Lori Ecklund Steven Egan David Ellis Mark Ellison Richard Erdall Sarah Erhard Deborah Erickson Margaret Erickson Teresa Evan Lynetta Evans Nancy Evers 102 Stacey Fauncc Mary Felten Paula Fisher Denise Fitzsimmons Lori Flanigan Dorian Flowers Brian Fogelberg David Frank Kimberly Frankosky Michael Frederick Rebecca Froiland Duane Frymire Laura Fulmer Jeffrey Galarneau Laura Galbraith Susan Gallup Michael Gergen Sheri Gjerset Paul Goeres Mary Gozola Michelle Green Joshua Greenwald David Grinnell Joseph Gunderson Kristin Gustafson Marc Gustafson Jane Hale Keith Hall Sarah Hull Sharon Hall Sally Halpern Wendy Hankland 103 Nancy Hinrichs Chris Hitzeman Sharon Hodge Christopher Hoecherl •John Hoffman Lizabeth Hoffman Charles Johnson Christopher Johnson Jerry Holman Louann Holmlund Stacey Honderich Carolyn Horan Patrick Horan Deborah Hughes Laura Jachim Darrell Jacox Christopher Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Valerie Johnson 104 Mary Johnston Mary Jones Mary Keating Kevin Keck Kathleen Keeler Nathan Kaatrud Korinne Kaszynski William Kay William Keller Elizabeth King Marla Kissel Ronald Kissel Phillip Kjelland Suzanne Klaers Elizabeth Kloepper Joseph Kneeland Lisa Kohn Kelly Kope Patricia Kope Jeffery Korwes Kristine Krason Jeffrey Krook Maria Kulisheck Linda I bhard Peter Lacy Bryan Lais Mark Lanie 105 IKS .Janet Lavictoirc Karen Irvine Margaret Lawler Daniel Lee Gary Lee Margrit Leiferman Kelly Lewis Robert Lincoln Elizabeth Little Janice Lloyd Thomas l-ord Daniel Lumbar ..MID .. Daina Luss Dale Machacek Kimberly Maguire Melanie Mahannah Judith Malmon Anne Marble Kristen Marcy Jennifer Marsh Dean Martin Lisa Mattila Anne Mavity Lagonza May Mary McCabe Brian McCann Richard McDonald Pamela McDowell Marlon McGee 106 Amy McGrath Marybeth McMenamy Michael McNamer Michael McNearney John McNiff Shelly McPeck David Meacham Jon-Scott Mens Steven Meschke William Michael Jody Midboe Michelle Miller Ronald Nelson John Nesheim David Nesse! Wendy Niedenfuer Annemarie Nielsen James Niemann Mark Noel John Noonan Linda North Jeannette O'Brien Michael O'Brien Randall O’Brien John O’Riley 10 Eugene Oberpriller Karen Oliphant Richard Ollerman Charles Olson David Olson Frederick Olson Mark Olson James Orcutt Sandra Palmquist Jeffrey Parsons David Paulson Mark Paulson Meredith Peer Mary Perrine Daren Perteet Chris Petersen Dale Peterson Kent Peterson Margaret Peterson Scott Peterson Catherine Phillips Marsha Piepgras Steven Pikal David Podas Anna Pohlmann David Polister Catherine Ponto John Popham Rory Porter Barbara Pratt Tasia Predweshny Rhonda Prentice Mary Preston 108 Mary Haab David Ranzinger Jeanne Reeve l.ee Regan Ann Samuelson Diane Sass Nancy Rude Michael Sampson David Saunders Michele Schaper Andrew Schepcrs Mary Schilz David Rogers David Rogers Patricia Reid David Renneberg Kristin Robertson Christopher Roering Kelly Routt Shanda Rozenberg Laurie Ruble Regina Rucker Tami Ruden Carrie Ruder Lucille Russell Douglas Sammond Deanne Sample Cynthia Sampson Janet Rogers Leslie Rogers Robin Rohe Julie Rojesky Grctchen Rollwagen Nancy Ronhovde 109 Susan Schilz Stephen Schlossberg Thomas Schmotter Jay Schouweiler Bernadene Schulte Teresa Shirley Margaret Showalter Robin Simpson Rochelle Slaughter Sally Spector Bradley Stearns Michele Stenquist Carolyn Strand berg Kathleen Stratton Brad Streeter Dean Stuart Kevin Sumpter Timothy Swanson John Swedberg Jonna Swedberg Donald Taylor Charles Theros Tracy Thomas Brian Thompson Marylisa Tomlinson Thomas Total I Anthony Toyen Robyn Vrooman Thomas Walchuk Todd Wallace Debra Walsh Shawn Ward Mary Weaver Peter Weber Tari Weeks William Wefelmeyer John Weiss David Werntz Judith Weston John Wetherall Katherine Whang Sarah White Tamala White Laura Whitlock Diane Whitmore 111 112 FALL Rebuilding Year Leaves Gridders In Fifth The Millers of 1979 seemed different from other years. They lacked the size and experience of teams in the past; but they did, however, possess enthusiasm for the game. The opening game provided excitement and thrills as Washburn came back to edge Henry 14-13 in the closing seconds. After defeating North in game two, the Millers went to Parade Stadium where they lost to a massive Edison ball club. This was the first in a series of five losses that tested the team’s morale and willingness to come back. The squad traveled to St. Paul Harding and came out on top 14-8 amidst a torrential rain. A victory over South closed a season that was filled with ups and downs. The team grew closer together and learned it takes more than just a winning tradition to come out on top. It takes long hours of dedication to be a winner. ns Row 1: M. Pamel, M. McNamer, J. Rose. B. Michael, R. Erdall, Capt. M. Longman. B. Carter, P. Goeres. D. Callender Row 2: M. Harris. M. Sampson. D. Rogers, D. McGrath, P. Goeres, J. Withrow, J. Urbanek, J. West, M. Huggar. J. Spychalski Row 3: J. Noonan. M. Mure, Coach Vossen, Coach Orman, Coach Wemeier, Coach Noonan, J. Arnesen, B. McCann, P. Vader Row 4: T. Barr. J. McCreary, P. Diffley, J. Schweitzer, Capt. D. Pratt, T. Harrison, D. Qualey, D. Jacox, D. Bigwood Row 5: S. Gilchrist. T. Carter, D. Machacek, M. Wickham, C. Burton, B. Crumley, Capt. S. Longman. M. Warren. B. Fogclberg 116 VARSITY FOOTBALL Tied for Fifth in Conference Record: 4 wins - 5 losses Washburn 14 Henry 13 Washburn 28 North 12 Washburn 21 Edison 42 Washburn 14 Southwest 21 Washburn 7 Central 25 Washburn 15 West 26 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 33 Washburn 14 Harding 8 Washburn 33 South 14 JV FOOTBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 3 wins - 3 losses - I tie Washburn 8 Henry 12 Washburn 6 North 0 Washburn 0 Edison 38 Washburn 12 Southwest 0 Washburn 14 Central 14 Washburn 22 West 2 Washburn 6 Roosevelt 13 117 Sophomores Tackle Third In Conference Row 1: R. Robbins. J. Ponto, J. Orcutt. G. Hoch, B. Mathis. T. Holme, J. Stomos, D. Howard Row 2: Coach Turnbaugh, P. Johnson, D. McNaughton, M. Coleman. K. Reed. P. Gibson. T. Rhines, J. Perrier. Coach Nelson Row 3: T. Lofgren, P. Stumme. B. Butler. M. Goar. M. Hall. E. Krogseng. K. Anderson. G. Sundem Row 4: B. Brimacomb. B. Boner. M. Larson, S. Jordan, J. Almquist. M. Brown. S. Phelps. S. I.ecy, G. Givens It was a hot day in August when the sophomore football team met for a hard practice. Few guessed that this young team would show such outstanding unity and spirit. The team kicked off the season with victories over Henry and North. Edison then ended their hopes of an undefeated season. The Millers then came back to win their next three games, outscoring their opponents 122 to 8. School support, talented players, and experienced coaches, worked together to form the success of the 1979 sophomore football team. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 2 losses Washburn 14 Henry 6 W’ashburn 16 North 0 Washburn 0 Edison 14 Washburn 32 Southwest 8 Washburn 38 Central 0 Washburn 52 West 0 W'ashburn 14 Roosevelt 28 118 Row 1: J. Lau, J. Hagg, D, Courteau, B. Adelsman, D. Erickson, T. Laska, C. Pcnsinger, D. Baldwin, D. Hilden. G. Dahl Row 2: B. Radcliff, P. Keller, J. Holtzman, J. Hostad, R. Cook, R. Winkels, T. Marchiafava, P. Johnson, M. Gulland, B. Schweitzer, G-Wandmacher Row 3: Coach Indritz, S. Kientiz, D. Cowan, Capt. D. Yates, J. Thuras, D. Graf, P. Schimke, J. Stearns. J. Michael, Coach Komoto Row 4: W. Fleeson, Capt. S. Melgren, T. Sheehan, P. Schenk, R. Nilsen, C. Caranicas, D. Galbraith, G. Canfield, Capt. N. Nicklow, M. Thompson Little Millers Boot City Competition 119 Row 1: D. Korzcnowski, B. Hartley, S. Prentice, M. Moorman, J. Dullum. Capt. D. Goldberg, P. Weber. R. Hoch. Capt. H. Vindehall.T. Walchuk, S. Radcliff , Row 2: J. Blattic, C. Theros, Capt. P. Johnaon, J. Parsons, S. Johnson, T. Lincoln. M. Bratrud, J. Marton. B. Alderson, W. Lundcen. J. Myhre Row3: Coach Ario. R. Nelson. T. O’Brien, Cheerleaders: A. Weber, L. Ashwell, L. Kos, L. Leistiko, C. Carlson, B. Comer; T. Swanson. P. Sampson, Coach Ritter Row 4: Mgr. T. Geer, J. Christman, C. Anderson, S. Zenisek, B. Ford, B. Carland, T. David, D. Peterson, P. Jansson, P. Graf Row 5: D. Ranzinger. J. Exline, S. Ward. B. Courteau. G. Melsom, B. Bishman. D. Lumbar. S. Russell. R. Ollerman. R. Baycrkohlcr Kickers Prove Their City Dominance Preparation for this year’s soccer season began weeks in advance. Numerous training drills incorporated Coach Ario’s belief that ball control and conditioning are the foundation of a winning team. The season began rather abruptly, losing the first three games, but the Millers came back to wallop city rival West 10-0. This year’s squad was plagued by a one goal jinx, but maintained a very impressive record throughout the regular season. Section V soccer playoffs paired Washburn with Blake. The coaches seeded the Millers sixth in the section, but the squad proved they were contenders by whipping Blake. The next game matched WHS against a very strong Burnsville team. The Millers played very well, but were stunned when the Bears scored the one and only goal. Soccer at Washburn High School is growing. With help from the booster club, and some excellent cheerleaders, the future looks promising. 120 1 VARSITY SOCCER Record: 9 wins 9 losses - 1 tie Washburn 0 Cooper 1 Washburn 2 Minnehaha 3 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 3 OT Washburn 10 West 0 Washburn 3 Prior Lake 0 Washburn 1 Minnetonka 0 Washburn 1 Burnsville 2 OT Washburn 3 Rosemount 1 Washburn 2 Richfield 3 OT Washburn 0 Kennedy 1 Washburn 0 White Bear Mariner 1 Washburn 4 Sim ley 3 Washburn I Hastings 0 Washburn 2 Apple Valley 1 Washburn 2 Park Cottage Grove 2 OT Washburn 2 West 1 Washburn 1 Lincoln 3 Section V Plavoffs Washburn 3 Blake 1 Washburn 0 Burnsville 1 121 Gag’s Girls Go Get ’Em Quarter-mile circuits, numerous Rose Garden hills, and the Swain Invitational are memories of the grueling 1979 cross country season. All the hard work paid off as their dreams turned into sweet reality when they captured the region title, which qualified them for the State meet. Out of the thirteen teams participating in the meet, Washburn finished a respectable eighth place. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY First in Conference First in Region Eighth in State City Meet Washburn 42 Southwest 49 North 100 Central 125 Henry 127 Edison 142 Roosevelt 168 West 208 122 Row 1: M. Schaper, Capt. P. I-etofsky, K. Conway, J. Jachim. M. Weber, K. Bartko Row 2: N. Palmer, M. Heiman, M. Brownrigg, K. Robinson, Capt. B. Brown. L. Ruble Row 3: Coach Gagstettcr, Mgr. S. Shields, C. Dornfeld, Capt. F. Ostrem, L. Rinker, K. Gustafson Holmes’ Harriers Hustle While many teams found their practice area confined to one gym, one field, or one court, the Men’s Cross Country team enjoyed scenery ranging from Lake of the Isles to Minnehaha Falls. Running an average of eight to ten miles a day was just part of the dedication put forth by each runner. The determination was rewarded by a tie for third place with Henry in the City Conference Meet. They also finished third place in the Regional competition, avenging a previous loss to Roosevelt. The team also turned in strong performances in the Early Bird, Metro, and Burnsville Invitationals. Row 1:J. Brownrigg, M. Dobbins, D. Koughnn. E. Lundegaard.S. Shields, G. Lee, K. Alderson, E. Premack Row 2: K. Ties berg, T. Carslon. Capt. M. Bratrud, M. Routt. Capt. T. .Jacob, J. Vavra. S. Broucek Row 3: Coach Holmes. T. Wyberg, P. Reimer, M. Nehotte. D. Bjelland, J. Greenwald, C. Flannery, S. Campbell MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Tied for Third in Conference Third in Regions Record: 7 wins - 1 loss City Meet Southwest 23 Roosevelt 92 Washburn 93 Henry 93 North 138 South 163 Central 171 Edison 192 West 225 123 WOMEN’S SWIMMING First in Conference Second in Region City Meet Washburn 305 Southwest 293 West 219 Edison 143 Henry 72 Roosevelt 53 Central 43 South 31 Swimmers Sink All Opponents Row 1: L. Fewer, D. Reay, A. Brandi, K. Munson, M. Lundeen, K. Crocker, L. Morrill, K. Fishman Row 2: J. Ness. C. Marble. M. Heistad, C. Jibbon, .J. Nellas, Capt. M. Mellgren, M. Beetsch, K. Lee, K. Oliphant Row 3: H. Marsh, K. Wagner, C. Ix-e. R. Lundeen, M. Ulrich. A. Pohlman, M. Bauman Row 4:Coach Bailin, M. Maunsell. C. McLaughlin, K. Flanagan. I. Ollerman, J. Miller, K. Youngdahl, S. Fewer, Coach Cunningham Row 5: S. Bell, C. Styrbicki, K. VanEvery, Copt. C. Morrill. Capt. J. Larson, M. VanEvery, D. Hughes. B. Lau 124 r ' With many of the varsity girls back from last year, the girls plunged into the season with expectations of placing as high as the tide. The wave of excitement among the girls couldn’t be drained after they splashed their way to the city title. Six small points made a big difference at the sectional meet, as Washburn was flooded out by an experienced Blake team and had to settle for a close second place. JoEllen Larson, Cathy Morrill, and the 400 freestyle relay placed high in the meet and stroked their way to state. 125 Spikers Serve Smashing Season VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Third in Conference Row 1: S. Mahannah, P. Weaver, Capt. K. Chatfield. Capt. S. Sorenson. B. Longman, J. Reeve, J. Bergstrom Row 2: Coach McLaughlin, C. Webb. L. Vecoli. A. Lundeen, M. Weaver, Mgr. N. Evers, Coach Sell 2 Lakeville 2 North 2 South 2 Blake 1 Southwest 2 Regina 2 Cooper 2 Central 2 Edison 2 Marshall-U 1 Roosevelt 2 Henry 2 West Washburn Washburn W'ashburn Washburn W'ashburn W'ashburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Regions Washburn 2 West 0 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 2 126 Teamwork was the clue to the success of the 1979 volleyball team. The team pulled together in their first game by overtaking state qualifier, Lakeville. The teams only losses this season were to the two teams that made it to the finals in regionals. The finished third in the conference which was a marked improvement from last year. Since five of the six starters will be returning next year, the team is looking forward to a conference championship. JV VOLLEYBALL Second in Conference Record: 10 wins - 3 losses Washburn 0 Lakeville 2 Washburn 2 North 0 Washburn 2 South 0 Washburn 2 Blake 0 Washburn 0 Southwest 2 Washburn 2 Regina 1 Washburn 2 Central 0 Washburn 2 Edison 0 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 0 Cooper 2 Washburn 2 Henry 1 Washburn 2 West 1 Washburn 2 Marshall-U 0 Row 1: B. Ludtke, Capt. L. Hart, Capt. S. Gjerset, L. Anderson. J. Hale, S. Hart Row 2: Coach Sell. R. Anderson. B. Shulte. J. Midboe. K. Reimer. Mgr. N. Evers 1? Winning their first three matches by very impressive margins, the Women’s Tennis team had an excellent start. Hopes of capturing the conference title were then shattered, placing third behind strong Edison and Southwest teams. The Millers entered the regional meet with confidence of placing high. In their first match they showed their talent and whipped past Central. Washburn was then paired with Southwest, but was edged out, losing 3-2. Individuals Liz King and Esti Ollerman, playing doubles, made it to semifinals, but were upset by a skilled Fridley team. Women Net Third In Conference WOMEN’S TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 8 wins - 4 losses Washburn 4 Central 1 Washburn 4 Breck 1 Washburn 4 South 1 Washburn 1 Edison 4 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 0 Cooper 5 Washburn 5 West 0 Washburn 1 Southwest 4 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 5 Henry 0 Regionals Washburn 5 Central 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 3 128 Row 1: S. Ashner, L. Flannery. Capt. K. Molke, N. Hinrichs, K. Lloyd. M. Raab Row 2: A. Bailey, K. Sammond. B. Campion, D. Evert. K. Adams Row 3: Coach Moody, A. Mavity, B. Bezat, C. Cunningham, L. King, Capt. E. Ollerman VARSITY HOCKEY Second in Conference Second in Regions Record: 18 wins - 6 losses WHS 4 Henry 1 WHS 3 Elk River 4 WHS 4 Columbia Heights 3 WHS 10 Central 2 WHS 8 Edison 1 WHS 3 Irondale 1 WHS 2 Lincoln 4 WHS 7 Wayzata 3 WHS 4 Henry 1 WHS 11 South 1 WHS 10 West 1 WHS 3 Roosevelt 0 WHS 3 Southwest 4 OT WHS 4 South 3 OT WHS 14 Central I WHS 7 Henry 0 WHS 8 West 1 WHS 8 Roosevelt 1 WHS 3 Southwest 4 WHS 11 Edison 3 WHS 7 St. Paul Academy Regions 1 WHS 6 Benilde-St. Margaret 1 WHS 2 Blake 1 WHS 2 Southwest 4 With a strong and experienced veteran team, the Miller hockey squad entered the season with high hopes of winning the State Championship. Early in the season they suffered two disappointing losses to Bloomington Lincoln and Elk River, but quickly regained confidence wheri they defeated Irondale, who had beaten them in the first round of the state tournament in 1979. The team went on to demolish the city league; only the Southwest Indians could stifle the Miller force with two highly controversial victories. The team’s hope of a State Championship ended when Southwest pulled out another victory against them in the regional finals. 130 Pucksters Skate Successfully Row 1: P. Williams. M. Bratrud, I). Cowan. M. Christman. S. Aubrecht, H. Erdall, H. Vindehall. B. Courteau, D. Peterson Row 2:Coach JockcUy, J. Myhre. I). Lumbar. Capt. I). Pratt. K. I eaf. B. Ford. K. Larson, T. Lusxicr. Capt. J. Christman. B. Hartley. D. Neitge Junior Millers Skate To City Championship JV HOCKEY First in Conference Record: 14 wind - 4 losses • 2 ties WHS 2 Elk River 4 WHS 5 Columbia Heights 2 WHS 10 Central 0 WHS 9 Edison 0 WHS 5 Irondale 8 WHS 3 Jefferson 5 WHS 2 Wayzata 2 WHS 10 Henry 0 WHS 10 South 0 WHS 14 West 0 WHS 6 Roosevelt 0 WHS 3 Southwest 1 WHS 3 South 1 WHS 20 Central 0 WHS 8 Henry 1 WHS 10 West 3 WHS 3 Roosevelt 2 WHS 2 Southwest 2 WHS 13 Edison 0 Twin City Championship WHS 2 Murray Hill 5 Dominating the Minneapolis teams, the JV hockey squad skated undefeated in conference play. This impressive record earned them the City Championship and a shot at the Twin City Title. Only a strong Hill Murray team prevented them from taking the championship. The JV hockey team also established a new record of most goals scored by any Washburn team, including varsity. The squad’s strong offensive unit was the result of excellent coaching and hard training. 132 How I: B. Alderson, E. Saugestad, J. Dullum, J. Parsons, P. Jansson. M. Ellison, S. Gronberg, S. Johnson Row 2:Coach McKinley. J. Myhre, S. Bell, B. Crandall, J. Hoffman, J. Galarneau, S. Mellgren, B. B tler, A. Myhre. Capt. J. Wesselman Mighty Millers Bounce Back Our dribbling Millers were confronted with a problem at the beginning of the season. They lacked the height of previous years, but proved to themselves, and the conference, they had the traditional Washburn talent. The team logged an impressive 11-5 conference record. This was fine enough to place them fourth in conference. The Millers breezed through their first region game, whipping Henry. The second game paired Wash burn and Benilde. The Millers struggled to win by a five point margin. A very balanced North squad seemed to be the only obstacle to a state tourney berth. North edged the Millers by a score of 50-47. Washburn then clinced a very respectable third place spot by nipping Fridley in overtime. 133 Row 1: M. Dobbins, P. Martin, V. McMillan. A. Frazier, M. Wilson, E. Branch. S. Gilchrist. R. Kissel Row 2: Coach Boone, Coach Bowen. G. Marshall. M. Wickham. C. Burton. B. Shepherd, T. Wallace. Mgr. M. Gergen. Mgr. T. Greer VARSITY BASKETBALL Fourth in Conference Third in Region Record: 15 wins - 7 losses WHS 45 New Prague 42 WHS 40 Central 41 WHS 62 Roosevelt 41 WHS 65 Henry 31 WHS 85 West 69 WHS 48 Southwest 50 WHS 53 North 51 Howard WHS 65 Lake 57 WHS 73 Edison 41 WHS 56 South 40 WHS 77 Central 47 WHS 63 Roosevelt 65 WHS 59 Henry 50 WHS 72 West 61 WHS 61 Southwest 42 WHS 70 North 64 WHS 93 Edison 47 South 44 Regions WHS 72 Henry 33 WHS 59 Benilde 54 WHS 47 North 50 WHS 60 Fridley Grace 56 err Sophs Learn Basketball Tactics Superior rebounding, excellent shooting, and enthusiasm were all characteristics of this year’s sophomore basketball squad. A great deal of leadership, as well as talent, was exhibited by this team, and its style of play resembled that of the varsity. The hoopsters compiled a fine 13-5 record, which included an awesome 94-77 win over West. The team consisted primarily of sophomores, who will have a chance to make the transition from sophomore to varsity ball. The remaining freshman will lead the team next year. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Tied for Second in Conference Record: 13 wins - 5 losses Washburn 29 New Prague 30 55 Central 56 35 Roosevelt 37 62 Henrv 31 94 West' 77 88 Southwest 45 63 North 54 59 Howard Lake 35 47 Edison 46 74 South 46 55 Central 61 56 Roosevelt 45 58 Henry 32 59 West 51 60 Southwest 38 44 North 45 69 Edison 42 58 South 38 Row l: P. .Johnson. H. Starkey. P. Schenk. A. Frazier. M. Warren. J. I.undeen. M. Coleman. J. Kalin Row 2: Coach Bowen. L. Armstrong. D. Budge. S. Bergcrson. T. Armstrong. J. Almquist. S. Dobbins, Mgr. M. Gergen, Mgr. T. Geer 135 Row 1: M. Schaper, P. Weaver, S. Sorensen. Capt. A. Lundeen. B. Longman, S. Gjerset, J. Reeve, S. Crowe Row 2: Coach McLaughlin, Coach Sell. T. Crowson, L. Hart, L. Frazier, L. King, M. Weaver, Mgr. E. Bowman. Mgr. N. Evers WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Third in Conference Second in Regions Record: 14 wins - 8 losses WHS 47 West 16 WHS 23 Southwest 33 WHS 35 North 43 WHS 43 Edison 14 WHS 36 South 30 WHS 56 Central 38 WHS 40 Roosevelt 39 WHS 59 Henry 45 WHS 33 Cottage Grove 34 WHS 73 West 25 WHS 30 Southwest 47 WHS 42 North 51 WHS 53 Tartan 44 WHS 51 Edison 23 WHS 43 South 57 WHS 58 Central 37 WHS 54 Roosevelt 35 WHS 71 Henry 41 Region WHS 62 Fridley 30 WHS 38 Roosevelt 35 WHS 45 Southwest 34 WHS 44 North 45 Varsity Women Rebound For Second A youthful squad, with only one senior participating in the starting line up, made up this year’s varsity girls’ basketball team. Although they were young, the team had great depth and any player could come off the bench to fill the hightops of a starter. They were looked upon as an underdog as they entered the region playoffs. The team showed much class as they fought their way to the region finals. A tremendous effort on the part of the Millers in the region finals produced the most exciting game of the year. A mere one point was the difference in making the State Tournament as the Polars edged the Millers 45-44. “Junior” Millers Dribble Past Opponents With each and every game the junior Miller’s skill improved. This was shown by the large margins they won their games by. The team this year consisted of eight outstanding freshmen, the best freshmen turnout for women’s basketball ever at Washburn. They had a real close encounter of the worst kind, losing to Henry in the final conference game; thus, ending their chance of being City Champs! Many of this year’s players are definite prospects for varsity in ’80 and ’81. WOMEN'S JV BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 16 wins • 2 losses WHS 34 West 9 WHS 47 South West 26 WHS 52 North 12 WHS 40 Edison 23 WHS 25 South 19 WHS 41 Central 18 WHS 54 Roosevelt 18 WHS 38 Henry 21 WHS 38 Park Cottage Grove 32 WHS 59 West 9 WHS 22 Southwest 32 WHS 27 North 25 WHS 25 Tartan 23 WHS 41 Edison 19 WHS 32 South 12 WHS 55 Central 16 WHS 28 Roosevelt 14 WHS 29 Henry 40 Row 1: N. Evers. R. Heistad. R. Anderson. Capt. S. Gjerset, Capt. J. Hagg. S. Hart, C. Booker, V. Moore Row 2:Coach B. Sell. S. Bell, I. Ollerman. L. O’Brien. J. O'Brien. M. Spriggs. R. Cage. Mgr. K. Bowman J.V. Grapples To Third In Conference Hitting the mats after school every day, the JV wrestling squad practiced long and hard. The struggles proved to be well worth it as the team went on to a very successful season, winning their last eight meets. The wrestlers gained valuable experience and knowledge throughout the year. These qualities will be helpful when attempting to earn a place on next year’s varsity squad. JV WRESTLING Third in Conference Record: 10 wins - 2 losses Washburn 24 South St. Paul 23 Washburn 21 Roosevelt 42 Washburn 30 Park Center 24 Washburn 21 Edison 37 Washburn 06 South 0 Washburn 44 Henry 19 Washburn 58 Southwest 9 Washburn 49 Humboldt 6 Washburn 54 Central 6 Washburn 36 Holy Angels 29 Washburn 36 Richfield 29 Washburn 38 North 24 Row 1: D. Ready, R. Schweitzer, W. Nordin. F. Raich. M. McNiff, B. Wilhite Row 2: J. Willette, G. Hoch, C. Hoecherl, T. Hoecherl. D. Palmer Row 3: Coach Landih. S. Longman, M. Bridges. D. Anfmson. S. Burtis, S. Brauer 139 VARSITY WRESTLING Third in Conference Record: 6 wins - 6 losses WHS 27 South St. Paul 28 WHS 18 Roosevelt 39 WHS 22 Park Center 31 WHS 25 Edison 28 WHS 59 South 6 WHS 35 Henry 20 WHS 20 Humboldt 27 WHS 29 Southwest 26 WHS 57 Central 6 WHS 41 Holy Angels 12 WHS 17 Richfield 34 WHS 33 North 25 Region WHS 25 Southwest 29 140 Row 1: M. Moormann, T. Diffley, J. Meyer. T. O’Brien. B. Reichow. P. Sampson Row 2: Capt. M. Longman, C. Simondet, B. Michael, M. Bratrud. J. McNiff Row 3: Coach Rasmussen. D. Bigwood, R. WinkeU, Capt. S. Ix ngman, S. Prentice, Coach tandin Matmen Wrestle Back To Third In Conference Washburn’s varsity wrestlers had a young team and this may be why they got off to a slow start. As the season progressed the squad improved greatly, obtaining the necessary skills of all wrestlers — strength, skill, and agility. The team maintained their pride throughout the season, taking third place in conference. Captain Steve Longman fought hard and successfully throughout the season. His record of 28 wins and 4 losses earned him a spot in the State Wrestling Tournament. Steve’s skill and determination placed him in an honorable fifth place. 141 Washburn Gymnasts Are A Tumbling Success WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS Third in Conference Record: 6 wins - 2 losses City Meet West 120.75 Roosevelt 112.35 Wushhurn 108.75 Southwest 101.25 Central 99.30 Henry 95.80 Edison 83.40 South 56.25 Row 1: C. Dornfeld Row 2: K. Letson, P. I tofsky, C. Henry Row 3: Coach Fanfare, A. Weber. K. Marble. P. Dorset. K. Oliphant. B. Brown, C. McCann, Coach .lensen Row 4: P. Moore. E. Costas. M. Hirdler, R. Lord, J. Ness. D. Alcvizos, K. Hirdler, K. Brownrigg. J. Oliphant 142 Leaping into the season with great exuberance the gymnastics team showed off their graceful talent by vaulting over Edison in their first conference meet. As their routines began to take shape, the girls became more confident of their ability. Sprained ankles, dislocated shoulders, and broken wrists couldn’t even stop the Millers, as they captured third place in the city meet. With many of the varsity points coming from underclassmen, great things will be expected from future squads. 143 Slalom Skiers Set The Pace Skiing down the slopes of Hyland Hills, the 1980 men’s slalom team started practicing for their upcoming season. The team put in many hours of hard practice, and found it was well worth it when they swept their first meet by a very impressive margin. The team kept up the Washburn tradition by making a good showing in the sectional meet. Tim Barr placed second in the meet and went on to state competition where he captured a fifth place medal. How I: I). Nygren, E. Oberpriller, T. Lord, C. Johnson, D. Sammond How 2: C. Anderson. P. Diffley, S. Brandstrom, B. Sornson, J. Noonan, Capt. T. Barr, P. Weber MEN’S SLALOM SKIING Record: 4 wins - .3 losses Sectional Meet Blake 302 Harding 281 Hasting 270 Breck 261 Woodbury 239 Washburn 206 Edison 198 Como Park 171 Roosevelt 160 Park 152 WOMEN’S SLALOM SKIING Record: 2 wins - 4 losses - 1 tie Sectional Meet Hastings 228 Blake 220 Brcck 195 Woodbury 191 Edison 167 Harding 108 Johnson 88 Park 88 Washburn 84 Como Park 21 Women Skiers Show Their Style Their skis were waxed, their uniforms checked out, and their endurance was up, but when the girls first slalom meet was upon them, they were missing just one minor detail, the snow. After their first meet was canceled, the girls opened the season with a tie to an excellent Southwest team. Marked improvement was shown throughout the season on both the varsity and junior varsity level. When the long awaited sectional meet had arrived, the team was psyched to do well. However, a couple of unfortunate spills gave them a disappointing ninth place. Since only two of the girls are graduating, the girls can look forward to a winning season next year. Row 1: G. Rollwagen. N. I eiferman, S. White. B. Ployhar, S. Groth Row 2: K. Thiel. M. Bcetsch. P. Schepers, K. Anderson. S. Rollwagen, Capt. H. Keller 145 Skiers Battle Mild Winter Due to the lack of snow, the men’s cross country ski team spent most of its season conditioning and waiting with high hopes that the snow would soon fall. Five out of six conference meets had to be cancelled on account of poor racing conditions. The snow finally did fall and the team was able to compete in a mixed relay, sectionals, and the city meet as scheduled. The long hours of training and determination were exhibited by the new members as well as the experienced skiers when they placed third in the city meet. MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Third in Conference Eighth in Sectionals Minneapolis City Meet Southwest 177 Henry 133 Washburn 129 Edison 128 West 105 South 98 North 89 Roosevelt 78 Central 52 Marshall-U 19 Row I: C. Penning !-, T. Carlson, Capt. S. Schulz, B. Butler. E. Premack Row 2: M. Sundt. M. Kjelsberg, T. Jacob. B. I.au, S. Hill. T. Schenk. G. Melaom 14fc Skinny Skiers Capture City Title WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First in Conference Third in Sectionals Minneapolis City Meet Washburn Edison 170 Roosevelt 168 Southwest 151 Henry 121 Central 103 West 72 South 60 Marshall-U 56 North 6 Row I: Coach Wald Row 2: K. I,ee. N. Palmer, M. Weber, J. Pensinger. K. Bartko, K. Murray. K. Robinson Row 3: S. Wright, Capt. L. Vecoli. C. Gilbert, Capt. B. Bezat, Capt. C. Webb, A. Mavity. H. Almquist, L. Pinker Although there were only three and a half weeks of snow, the women’s cross country ski team trained long and hard, putting in many a mile with the anticipation of snow. The addition of Lakeville in their region, along with a strong Blake team, left the team in third place, shattering their chances to go to state. The team regained its confidence and with the help of some outstanding new teammates, captured the City Championship, edging out Edison. 147 Swimmers Splash To Success After weeks of hard practice, the 1980 swim team plunged into the season with great hope and enthusiasm. The men stroked through their first five meets, leaving their rivals behind ... soaked. Like fish in water, the men swam professionally and went on to obtain a record of six wins and only two losses. Senior Ken Rees and Captain Bob Hibbs excelled throughout the season. Hibbs became a city champ as he breaststroked to the finish line. Hibbs and Rees then went into the State Swimming Meet. Ken Rees showed his skills in diving while Captain Hibbs placed ninteenth in the breaststroke. Row 1: A. Cobb. B. Bayerkohler. J. Michael. E. Graham. H. Gregory. A. Vietti Row 2: J. Wheeler, Capt. N. Del.and. D. Saunders. Capt. B. Hibbs, P. Goeres, D. Ellis, E. Hepner Row 3: W. Fleeson, C. Moon, D. Rudrud, S. Peterson, J. Krook, S. Carlson Row 4: Coach Turnbaugh. B. Smith. D. Paulson. S. Zenisek. K. Rees. N. Kaatrud. Coach Eiler VARSITY SWIMMING Tied for Second in Conference Third in City Meet Third in Regions Record: 6 wins • 2 losses WHS 45 Henry 113 WHS 100 South 69 WHS 112 Central 54 WHS 48 West 34 WHS 105 Roosevelt 47 WHS 81 Southwest 90 WHS 45 Marshall 37 WHS 35fc -U Edison 471 SOPHOMORE SWIMMING Third in City Sophomore Record: 7 wins - 2 losses Meet WHS 11 Henrv 0 WHS 71 South 30 WHS 75Y, Central 17 Vi WHS 30 Edina East 48 WHS 55 West 2 WHS 11 Roosevelt 0 WHS 48 Southwest 65 WHS 45 Marshall-U 13 WHS 34 Edison 14 148 149 Row I:S. Watts, M. Johnson. J. Egan Row 2: R. Velasco, D. Galbraith, Coach Bergerson, C. Teague, R. Cook Millers-In-The-Making This year’s Freshmen team started out determined and through hard work proved to be an excellent team. The Freshmen won 4 out of 5 of their conference games and tied 4-4 in the Suburban Metro Classic Conference, The Class of 1983 should anticipate some very exciting basketball seasons in the future. Washburn Women Capture Region Title Row I: P. Lelofsky, K. Robinson. M. Schaper. L. Ruble. S. Mahhannah. S. Klaers. K. Conway. D. Hankland. B. Brown. K. Sammond. J. Reeves. J. Row Uc'custafson,C. Dornfeld. M. Heiman. L. Rinker. K. Johnson. L. Jones. G. Leib. M. Brownrigg. 0. Cherry. J. Merwin.S. Fewer. H. Marsh. L. I OVIITHIII. Row 3: E. Costas. K. Bartko. M. Jones. Capt. J. Dornfeld. J. Hale. J. Warder. M. Weber. N. Palmer. B. Gormly. Capt. S. Johnson. D. Bartko. K. Price. Row 4:Coach Gagstetter. T. Crowson. C. Duke. K. Reimer. P Haines. A. Lundeen. B. Vossen. B. Camp� ell. I.. King. K. Routt. R. Mcllrath. Capt. L. Buchan. Coach Nelson WOMKN S TRACK City Relays Washburn 104 Southwest 68 Central 66 Edison 35 South 34 Henry 33 Roosevelt 28 North 27 West 7 City Meet Washburn 147 Central 63 North 61 Southwest 61 Roosevelt 32 Henry 32 South 27 Edison 25 West 15 First in Region Seventh in State Since the season began, the women's track team had their minds set on the state title. They showed how serious they were when they ran away with the Twin City Indoor, City Conference, and Region Championships. Washburn sent one relay and six individuals to the state meet heid at Park Cottage Grove. Mary Kaye Heiman finished a strong second in the 165 meter low hurdles, Jane Hale sprinted across the line to capture third in the 400 meter dash. Francine Ostrem paced her way to take sixth in the two mile run, and the mile relay team handed in a time to place third. The team’s dream of winning the state title fell short as they placed seventh in the meet. 153 154 The 1979 Miller Track Team began the season with many promising seniors and developing underclassmen. Their hard work and determination paid off when they placed second in City Relays and the City Meet. Dave Gross exhibited strong leadership, breaking the school record in the two mile and placing and impressive third at the State Meet in the mile. Gross also anchored the Sprint Medley Team that came in first at Regions. Many of Washburn’s younger runners have gained valuable experience that will be an asset in future years. Tracksters Successfully Run The Season Row I: S. Wyberg S. l ewis, J. Greenwald, T. Wyberg, I). Niefert, T. Payne. T. Jacob, M. Hall. K. Anderson. K. Hall. Row 2: J. Arneson, T. Barr. S. Palmer. L. Murdock, K. Heed, .1. Wagner. S. Campbell. P. Reimer. J. Stearns.. S. Broucek. Row 3: J. Brownrigg, A. Coleman. E. Dolberg. G. I.ee. R. Ollerman. I). Voigt. J. Rasmussen. K. Premack. E. Johnson. I). Cron. Row - .-Coach Sporer, C. Gustafson. R. Jones, M. Nehotte, K. Weiser, A. Kunin. I). Bjelland, R. Tieman. S. Gilchrist. B. Kogelberg, Coach Holmes. MEN’S TRACK City Relays Central 98 Roosevelt 67 Washburn 63 Southwest 63fc North 51 Mt Henry 37 Edison 29‘ South 13 West 11 City Meet Central 14IVt� Washburn 82 Southwest 70 North 64 Edison 40 Henry 36 Roosevelt 8V South 8 West 6 Varsity Swings To Conference Tie Baseball, like all sports, demands consistency throughout the season. The Miller squad opened the 1978 season with strong pitching and powerful hitting which produced victories in the first five games. Junior pitcher, Bruce Carter, hurled a one-hitter and two-no hitters. His 2-0 no-hit shut out over a tough Roosevelt ball club proved that the Millers could beat any team in the state. For the second straight year Washburn won the city championship. The Millers accumulated a superb 10-2 conference record, losing two close games to the Edison Tommies. Washburn started the region playoffs with a victory over a weak Central nine. The next foe Washburn would have to overcome was a talented Park Center team. After falling behind early, the Millers could not come back and the season ended rather suddenly. The 1979 squad took pride in playing for W'ashburn, and were left with memories of a winning season. VARSITY BASEBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 11 wins - 5 losses Washburn 8 South 4 Washburn 17 Henrv 0 Washburn 5 West 2 Washburn 12 Central 0 Washburn 12 North 1 Washburn 2 St. Thomas 8 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 5 Edison 9 Washburn 0 Coon Rapids 3 Washburn 16 Southwest 1 Washburn 5 South 4 Washburn 3 Edison 4 Washburn 8 Southwest 3 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 3 Regions Washburn 6 Central 3 Washburn 4 Park Center 8 156 Row I: S. Prentice. B. Patnode, H. Doty. Capt. P. Pettersen. J. Becker. M. Longman. G.Ellis. C. Morton. .1. Haug, «J. Christman. Row 2: Coach Kielty, K. Ziemann. P. Moo, D. Pratt. T. Stratton. B. Bastion. B. Machacek, J. Wright, Capt. L. Molke, B. Murphy. B. Carter. T. Harrison. 157 Little Millers Play Impressive Baseball The baseball squad representing 1981 exhibited the Washburn spirit, along with some real talent. They finished their season with a 3-6-1 record. A mark, due to some very close games, fell short of the team’s expectations. The pitching staff needs more experience, but the defense and hitting look promising. The team will be a welcome addition to next year’s squad. Row I; S. Peterson, P. Wood, B. Courteau, J. Galanneau. D. Peterson. J. Noonan. R. Krdall. J. Parsons, J. Orcutt, P.Goeres. Wow 2: Coach Jocketty, C. Anderson. J. Withrow. C. Peterson. J. Hoffman. D. Machacek. B. Garland. M. Ellison, J. Urbanek. M. Sampson. S. Zenisek, D. Saunders SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Sixth in Conference Record: 3 wins - 6 losses - I tie Washburn 2 South 3 Washburn 3 Henry 5 Washburn 5 Central 4 Washburn 12 North 1 Washburn 9 Roosevelt 4 Washburn 3 Southwest 3 Washburn 3 Edison 4 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 9 Washburn 4 South 5 Washburn 2 Southwest 9 Row I: B. Ludtke, I . Ulseth. P. Harty, K. Molke. K. Youngdahl. A. Rogers, J. Yeats. Row 2: Capt. S. Premack. L. Brookshire. E. Olierman, B. Nordin. L. Nordstrom. K. Johnson. B. Ia ngman. P. Weaver. Row 3: Coach Sell, P. Peterson, C. Webb, C. Cunningham. I.. Vecoli, S. Sorenson. Mgr. A. Lundeen. Racketeers Place Third In City Beginning with great potential, the 1979 badminton team set out to prove that they were the team to beat. Strong efforts by individuals were recognized as four members were chosen for the all-conference team. The team placed a respectable third in city. BADMINTON Third in Conference Record: 6 wins - 3 losses Washburn 5 Central ■J Washburn 6 Edison l Washburn I Marshall f fi Washburn 6 West I Washburn 4 Roosevelt Washburn 6 North ! Washburn 5 Henry Washburn $ South 4 Washburn 3 Southwest 1 159 Women Bosrgie. Tie For Second In Conference WOMEN’S GOLF Tied for Second in Conference Record: 4 wins - 5 losses City Meet Marshall-U lot: Southwest 167 West 175 Washburn 186 Central 191 South 194 Edison 195 Henry 212 North 218 Roosevelt 218 Composed of all underclassmen the 1979 season was a building year for the Women’s Golf team. With a 4 5 win-loss record they tied for a respectable second place in the conference. In the city golf match, the team swung to a fourth place finish, edging out a strong Central team. Row 1: C. Cowan. P. Crandall. Row 2: J. Oslund, Coach Ruliffson, Capt. B. Campion, C. Sampson 160 Millers Drive To New Heights Following a successful City Conference season, the golfers capped this year’s accomplishments with a winning performance at the Twin City Championship. A highlight of the season was the win over co-champion Central. The team showed good balance with strong performances by seniors Ron Lutes and Tom Rustad as well as by several promising underclassmen. MEN’S GOLF Tied for First in Conference Record: 7 wins - 1 loss City Meet Roosevelt 233 Washburn 235 Southwest 239 Central 250 Henry 259 Edison 259 North 273 South 279 West 311 161 Row 1: S. Shields. D. Pod as, M. Fewer. Row 2: Coach Ruliffson, B. Crandall. Capt. R. Lutes. T. Rustad. Netmen Serve Washburn Proud After winning their first five conference matches, the men’s tennis team proved they were contenders for the city title. However, injuries led to losses against Southwest and Roosevelt and an eventual fourth place finish. Underclassmen composed the nucleus of the 1978 tennis team, making the future years promising. MEN’S TENNIS Fourth in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 4 Central 1 Washburn 4 West 1 Washburn 3 Edison 2 Washburn 5 North 0 Washburn 5 South 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 3 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 2 Henry 3 162 Row I: P. Washington, I). Goldberg. C. Flannery, T. Nagy. Row 2: Coach Smith, G. Fox, T. deCastro. Capt. M. Alevizos, B. Nordquist. P. Muvity IV Bill McLaughlin, President Judi Bergstrom, Vice President How 1: L. Vecoli. D. Goldberg. K. Ollermmi. C. Jackson, T. Jacob. How 2: J. Sutton, T. Antoun. M. Anderson, R. Hoch. How .■?: K. Rauguat, C. Johnson, M. Heiman, S. Mahnnnah, S. Johns. SENIOR BOARD In 015 every Monday afternoon you may have found eighteen students planning the activities of the senior class. Not only were they responsible for filming the ever-famous senior movie, they planned the Senior Snow Party, measured for caps and gowns, and took orders for graduation announcements. In the process they also sponsored doughnut dunks and other fund raising events. This illustrious group was appointed to their positions by their homerooms, and represented these homerooms throughout the year. The single most important function of this board was to relay board decisions to the homerooms, and opinions of the homerooms to the board. 167 Karen Chatfield, Treasurer Jackie Stamos, Secretary Karen Chatfield DAUGHTERS OK THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD Carol Peterson wn� John McCreary rhoson for this- award based on dependability, service. leadership. and pa! riot ism. T class and faculty chose the recipient i l thix award SONS OK THE AMERICAN REVOLUTK)N AWARD Thomas Lincoln was selected the faculty for this award on the basis of character, ncholarslup. leadership, and strvii LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD This award, chosen on the basis of physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic leadership, was selected by the men's KVin teachers. The winner of this award is Michael Longman. ATHENA AWARD This is award is presented to Shelley Sorenson. She was selected on the basis of athletic leadership, academics, character, and quality by the women's sport coaches BAI SCH AND 1.0 MB SCIKNTIFR.- AWARD The cienc« department honored Erik Krar-on with this award based on progress he Iuih made in the field «■! acionce in the past three years and the initiative he ha shown Thomas Lincoln ROSE REESE INTERNATIONAL AWARD For his interest and understanding m international affairs, the social Kludie department presented -loel Wnldfogel with this award FIRST NATIONAL HANK AWARD This award U given to Daniel Coldberj' and E� ti Ollermnn hv the senior advisors based on scholarship, character, initiative, and depend alii lit v. SEARS BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARD Carol Mellum received thi award The business department based its decision on citizenship, dependability, respon sibility. leadership qualities, and general businrs skills. MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE AWARD The Crist advisor selected William Mclaiughliu for this award based on writing excellence, personal accomplishments, and scholarship. Michael Longman Shelley Stirenfton MILLER OF THE YEAR The Washburn Athletic ('ouncil selected Timothy Harr f r ihi award nn the basis ■! scholarship. leadership, character, and athletic ability. Erik Krason Joel Waldfogel Ksti Ollerman ( arol Mellum William McLaughlin HIGHEST HONORS The top four percent in the academic rank in the Class of 1980 are the members of Washburn’s Top Honors Group. These students were chosen exclusively on their academic performance during their three years at Washburn. Because of their outstanding grade point averages, they have been an inspiration to the rest of their class. David Anton Carrie Bradley Timothy David Ann Hanek Marie Heistad Julie Holtzman Thomas Lincoln Stephanie Mahannah John McCreary William McLaughlin Lori Merwin Kimber Molke Pauline Raich Ellen Raugust Frederick Richardson Margaret Spriggs Lisa Vecoli Carla Webb Mary Werntz 169 Bryan Allen Kris Amundson Derek Adams Rob Debra Amery Darcy Anderson Karl Anderson Michelle Anderson 170 Victoria Anderson Janel Angell David Anton 171 Cynthia Bachman David Ballman Timothy Barr Suzanne Bauer Rodney Bayerkohler James Becker Margaret Bell Elizabeth Bellefeuille Patrick Berg Judith Bergstrom Holly Berry Beverly Bilhro Jacki Bishman William Bishman Elizabeth Bezat Kathryn Blazevic Daniel Boedeker Cassandra Boisvert Carrie Bradley Kim Brady 172 Stefan Brandstrom Mark Bratrud Monica Brownrigg Blair Buchanan Teresa Burgess Christopher Burns 173 Helen Bush Susan Calvit Thomas Campbell Marlee Carlson Scott Carlson Karen Chatfield Jeffery Christman Gregory Comstock Mary Coulter Christopher Courteau Patricia Crandall William Crumley Pamela Cutrara 174 Ronald Davidson Timothy Davidson Carolyn Davis Catherine Degiusti Neil DeLand Thomas DeSautel Joseph DeWolfe 175 Patrick Diffley Cheryl Dornfeld John Doyle Lawrance Doyle Carllise Duke David Fischer Douglas Fischer Mark Fitzsimmons Benton Ford Shaun Gilchrist Alison Glattly Philip Goeres Daniel Goldberg 177 Molly Gormley Molly Gottlieb Jeffrey Grace Michele Greeman Paul Graf Lawrence Gray Elizabeth Griffith Elizabeth Grimm Steven Gronberg Darla Haar Richard Hackel Robert Hagen Jacklyn Hagg Penny Haines 178 John Hale Christopher Hall Guy Hamilton Traci Hansen Lori Harriman Thomas Harrison Matthew Hazel Tamara Heath Mary Kaye Heiman Erlene Heinrich Robert Hart Bret Hartley Gregory Hawkinson George Heger Marie Heistad 179 Lorraina Hicks Robert Hibbs Cherie Henry Joanne Henderson Ben Heilman Peter Hinerman Michael Hild Mary Hirdler ? Louise Hoffman MmIhuIw Jacqueline Holme Julie Holtzman 'h dynes Clentell Jackson M Jackson Thomas Jacob Per Jansson Bereatha Jasper Jennifer Jenkins Stephanie Johns Christine Johnson Constance Johnson Wendy Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Stephen Juettner Patrick Jungers 181 Joseph Kapaun Heidi Keller Sue Kennedy Richard Kennerly Ronald Kennerly Mark Klaers Scott Klans Francine Knighten Mark Kreiser Jamie Krentz Lisa Koelfgen Delane Kornmann Daniel Korzenowski Erik Krason Kerri Kuhn 182 Lisa Klye Michael Lace Sveinar Larsen Amy Larson Kyle Larson Kathleen Laska Elizabeth Latterell William Lau Angela Lawhorn Julius Lee 183 Kathleen Leenay Linda Leistiko Polly Letofsky Keven Lewis Anthony Licater 184 Amy Madsen Stephanie Mahannah Carla Marcon John Marton John McCreary Cynthia Martin Parrish Martin Carol Mellum Maria McCusky Daniel McGrath William McLaughlin Mary Mellgren Thomas Melody 185 Gjert Melsom Lori Merwin Nicholas Metz James Meyer Christopher Miller Jeffrey Miller Thomas Miller Mary Mitchell Kimber Molke Sandra Moore Carol Moosbrugger John Morrice 1 6 Mary Muelken James Murray Andrew Myhre James Myhre Daniel Neitge Lori Nordstrom Gregory Northrup Robin Northrup James Nelson Matthew Neuville Susan Neville Barbara Nordin Robert Nordquist 187 Teresa O’Brien Thomas O’Brien Daniel O’Leary Esti Ollerman Robert Oltman Francine Ostrem Theresa Pahl Michael Pamel George Papadakis Sandra Paulson Thomas Payne 188 Linda Pearson Rebecca Pearson Carol Peterson Jo Ann Pierson Daniel Pratt Scott Prentice Steven Peterson Belzeta Phillips James Piga 189 Philip Prewett Natalie Proehl David Qualey 190 Kenneth Rees Kristine Reimer Melody Rohe Gregory Romain Beverly Rhines Phyllis Rhines Robert Rice Frederick Richardson Charlotte Rinaldo Scott Rogers James Rose Michael Routt Patricia Schepers Jeanne Schilz Rochelle Schilz 192 Kathryn Schouweiler Lynn Schug Denise Schuldt Scott Schulz John Schweitzer George Scott Thomas Seaman Darryl Sellers Jill Sengbush Starr Senkyr Sandra Shields Thomas Shoop Lisa Skokan Susan Smith Christopher Sommers Bryan Sonntag 194 Shelley Sorensen Margaret Spriggs Jacqueline Stamos Anthony Swift Carlene Tate Stephanie Tatum Gregory Thompson Julie Thompson 195 Julie Thompson Steven Thompson Teresa Thurston Scott Tintes Jessica Tofte Joseph Totall Connie True Gretchen Tuck Nancy Turnbaugh Linda Ulseth Joseph Underdahl Lisa Vecoli Connie Viens Hans Vindehall Thomas Vinje i% Joel Waldfogel Kurt Warn Phillip Washington Daphne Watkins Carla Webb Anne Weber Maryann Weigel Mary Werntz Jeffrey Wesselman John West Theresa Wheeler Elfrida White Christopher Whiting Michael Wickham Lori Willert Wendy Woodbridge John Wright John Youngquist Ann Ziegler Cynthia Zobel 197 iim ADMINISTRATION L WORKERS Bachman. James 20 Berntson, Dean 6. 42 Laybourn, Pauline ... 7. 80 Backmnn. Mark 20 Elias. Charles 6 Lydell. William 3. 9. 92. 93. 97 Smith. Charles Baglien. Barbara 20. 94. 95 Bellair, Barbara 6 Lvkkon, Georg 12 Bailey, Jane . . .... 21. 58 HEALTH SERVIf Baldwin. Douglas . 21. 119 FACULTY M ASSISTANT Bane. Thomas 21 A Sims, Shirley 17 Barefield, Andre 32 Maclver, Frances . . 12. 91 Barnell, Gregory . . . . 21. 98 Adams, Jean 11 Maistrovich, John 11 AIDES Bauer. Lisa 21 Anderson. Carol 16 Malicsi. EstelUa 12. 42. 59. 81 Gilchrist. Delois 18 Bauman. Melissa 21. 124 Anderson. John 7 McLaughlin, Judith 14.126.127. I.amb. Bervl 18 Baverkohler. Bryan 21. 24. 148 Anderson. Joyce 9 136 Vest. Marian 18 Bergland. Rodger 21 Anderson, Robert 8 Moody. Nancy 14. 128. 163 Bergstrom. Peter 21 Ario. Frank 8. 120, 121 Mvers. Michael 3. 5. 8 CLERKS Bishman. Richard 21 Person. Billie .. 18.60 Boedeker. Douglas 21 B N Anderson. Dorothy 5. 18 Bonner. Brian ... 21. 118 Carlson. Edwina . . 5, 18 Booker. Cynthia 21. 138 Barnum, Orrin 16 Nelson. LaRue 14.42,118.152 Engelhard. Elaine 18 Bourgeault. Anne 21. 97 Beck. Garrard 12 Nelson. Zelma 7 Long. Frances ... 5. 18 Boyt, John 21 Bronniche. Richard 11 Nelson. June . 5. 18 Bramsen. Michael 21 Brown. Juliette 11 0 Ramstad. Marge ... 5. 18 Brandi, Amy ....21, 124 Burke. Ralph .. 12. 80 Simonson, Alyce 18 Broerman. Licsel 21 Ormon. Michael . 14. 116 Broman. Eric 21 C ENGINEERS Bronstad. Andrea 21 P Gavanda. Martin 18 Brown. Michael 21. 31. 52 Cersine. Roger .. 8. 125 Bowen. James 49 Budge. Kirsten 21. 94 Colby, James 14 Poutinen. John ...... 9 Carlson. Anna May 18 Burnaugh, Juan 21 Cosgrove. James ... 5. 11 Pratt. Randy 5. 10. 82 Ellen wood, Don 18 Bush. Carol 21. 94. 95 Cram. Yetta 3. 11. 82 Butler. William .. 21. 98. 132 R LUNCHROOM D Adams, Julie 18 C Rasmussen. Alan 15 140. 141 Kramer. Lorraine 18 Dahl. Annette 13 Ritter. I,enus 10 Maddox. Eileen 18 Caliri. Devin . .21. 98 Dalasta. Gory 17 Rogers. Ronald . .. 3. 81. 85 Pederson. Shirley 18 Campbell. Susan 21 Daniel. Edwin 9 Ruliffson. David 5.15,160.161 Sandrall, Norma 18 Garland. Duane .. 21. 42 Dills. Michael 12 Carlson. Jill 21 Dunn. Harold 13 S FRESHMEN Carr. Deborah .... 21. 38 Durand. Richard 17 Carroll. Jerry 22 Schauer, August 15 A Carstens, Jeffrey 22 E Schmidt. Norman . . 3. 10 Carter. Valerie ... .... 22. 38 Simonson. Glenn 3. 5. 9 Adams. Carolyn 20 Casto. Cindy .... 22 Filer, John 8. 148 Stickney, Florence 17 Adams, Jonathan 19. 20. 97 Chadbourn, Carolyr 22 Emerson. Conrad 14 Stitzel. Keith 12. 90 Adams, Kristen 20 Chapin. Charlene 22. 24 Sverdrup. George 11 Ahlberg. Jennifer 20 Cherry. Dona 22. 98. 152 F Alderson. Keith .... . 20. 123 Chin. Katherine . 22. 80. 98 T Allardyce. Kelly .. 20. 32 Christensen. Dcandra 22 Flugstad. David 16. 49 A Henson. Susan 20 Christenson, Peggy 22 Franssen. Richard 14 Temte. Bruce 10 Allstop. Michael .... 20. 38 Christman. Philip 22.24.51.98 Traynor. Gary 15 Altendahl. Melanie 20 Clark. Vernitta 22 G Turnbaugh, Bruce 8. 118, 148, Anderson. Eric D. .. 20 Clausen, Sharon 22 164 Anderson. Eric J. .. 20 Clear. Eddie 22. 38 George. Burton 10. 78 Anderson, Lori . 3,19.20.24.51. Close. John 22. 29 Gregory. Karen 16 U 127 Cobb. Archie ... .... 22. 148 Anderson. Margaret 20 Comer. Timothy . 22 H Underwood. Mary .. 13 Anderson. Rene 20.40.127.138 Cook. Beth . ... 22 Anderson. Scott 20 Cook. Rvan ..22,94.119.150 Hatch. Harley 5. 10. 42. 81 w Anderson. Warren 20. 98 Cook. Sharleen 22 Haugerud. I Ois 16 Andrews, James 20. 32 Costas. Elena 22. 142. 152 Henriksen, Dennis 15 Wald. Gary — .. 13. 147 Appel. Cynthia .. 20. 38 Courteau, Daniel 22. 77. 119 Hornby, John 5. 15 Walsh. Armilla 3. 5. 13. 42. 79 Arbuckle. Julie 20 Cowan. David 20. 22. 119, 130. Weis. Daynor 7 Armstrong. Larry 20.32.38,39. 131 J Wemeier. George . . 5. 8. 116 42. 135 Crandall. David .. 22 Wolk. Robert 13 Armstrong, Terry 20. 39. 135, Crocker. Kelly 22. 124 Johnson. Clifford 10.77.87.88. Wurst. Allan . . 5. 9 163 Crowson. Aaron 22 167 Armstrong. Whitney 20 Cunningham. Tracy 22 Johnson. Karen ... 17. 80 LIBRARIAN Arneson. Edith ... 20. 42 Jones. Jerry 15 Arnold. Joseph 20 D Orlowski. Mary Ann .... 5. 17 Ashner. Svea 19. 20. 26. 94 Asplund, Jennifer 19,20,24.98 Dahl. Gordon .. 3, 19. 22. 119 K COUNSELORS Austin. Amy 20. 24 Dalton. Michael 22 McKinnie, Cato . . 7 Davitch. Megan 22 Kantar. John . 5. 9. % Reinertson. Florence 7 B Dees. Auburn ... 19. 22. 24. 94 Kirschbaum, Curtis 16 Swiderski. Edward 7 Dolacalzo, Victoria 22 Krook, Gary . 16 Voigt, Fred 7 Baago, Diane . .. ... 20. 31 Denholm, Brenda .. 23. 31. 80 200 Densmore, Paul . .23, Devery, Mary .......... Dewey. Kimberly ....... Dingley. Laurie ....... Dobbins, Bradford 4,23, Dodge. Ann Dumholt. Kristine Dunn. Andrea Duroche. Lucy Dye. Stephen E Kagen. Christopher 23, 38 Ecklund, Gina ..............23 Egan, Joseph ... Ehrlin, Matthew Emmons, Cathy Erickson, David Estrem. Phillip Evers, Thomas Evert. Donna ........ 19, 23, 24 Farrell. Michael .........23, 38 Feikema, James ...........23 Felten, John ..................23 Ferrell, Christine 23, 24. 94, 95 Fewer. Lori .. 23. 24. 98. 124 Finch. Harold .................23 Fischer, Paula ...........23, 24 Fishman, Kim . 23, 54. 124 Fisk, Robert ..................23 Flakne. Mark .............23. 31 Flanagan, Kathleen .. 23, 124 Flood, James.................23 Foley, Steven ................ 24 Foster, Michael .............. 24 Fox, Gregory .................24 Fox, Mary ....................24 Fraction, Cynthia ... 24. 38 Frazier. I.eah .... 24, 136. 137 Freschette, Steven ...........24 Frette. Lisa .............. 24 Fricke, Kenneth .............24, 38 Friederich, James ............24 Fultz, Brian .................24 Gage. Rebecca ......98. 138 Galbraith. Dan 24.42.77.119. 150 Galush. Steven .........21. 24 Gebhardt, David .........24 Geer, Cynthia ...........24 Gergen. Joseph ..........24 Gibson. Randolph 24, 31 Glynn. Michele 19. 24. 98 Goodman. Mary .. ........24 Gormley. Brigid 24. 54. 152 Graham. Eric . 24. 38. 148 Greeman. Nancy ..........24 Grimm. Therese ..........24 Groth, Susan 24. 98, 145 Grussendorf. Kimberley .. 24 Gulland. Michael ...24.119 29. 98 Haley. Karen ...............24 23. 97 Hall. Joseph ...............3. 24 ... 23 Hall. Lisa .................24 23. 80 Hall. Mary ........... 25. 94. 95 45.77. Hall, Peter..................25 135 Hal Ido won, Elizabeth......25 • 23 Hansen, Daryl ...............25 23, 24 Hanson. Jonathan 25. 38, 98 23. 43 Hanson. Kurt ............. 25 23 Hanson. Stephanie . 25 . 23 Hart. Susan 25.31.77.127.138 Hartley. Grant .. .25, 48 Harty, Jon .................25 Hazel, Georgia .... 25 Heath. Kathleen ....... 25, 38 Heistad. Kathryn 24,25.94.138 23. 77. 150 Heldt. Diane .............25. 91 .........23 Hellevik. Mark ............ 25 ..... 23, 30 Hemstreet. Paul ......... 25, 98 • 23. 119 Higgins, Nancy ........... 25 .........23 Hilden, David .... 25. 98. 119 23. 98 Hoecherl,Terry 19.25.139,163 Holdgrafer. Nancy . 25. 94, 95 Holland. Patrick 25 Hollie, Michelle ...........25 Holme. James .............. 25 Holtzleiter. Rita ... 25. 98 Holtzman. Jon . .. 25.81, 119 Honderich. Michele 3.20,25.54 Howard, Tonia ... 25, 38, 43 Huempfner. Pamela 15. 21. 24. 25, 31, 98 Hummel, Dwight .25 Humphreys, George 25 I Iverson, Joy 25. 94. 95 Jackson, Audry .............25 Jackson. Michael 25 Jenkins, Shnuna ........26. 38 Jewell. Ellen ..........24. 26 Jex. Marleah 19. 26. 59. 94. 95 Jibben. Celeste 26, 98. 124 Jodeit, Neal . 26 Johnson. Charles ............26 Johnson. Daniel ............ 26 Johnson, Karen 26. 60, 152 Johnson, Kirstin .......26, 52 Johnson, Morris .... 26. 150 Johnson, Ramona ............ 26 Jones. Jeffray ............. 26 Jones, Tracy ................52 Joseph. Partrina ........... 26 Juettner, Ellen ........26, 30 K Kancr, Lon ........ Kelly. James .... Kiesling. Howard Killeen. John ----- Kjelsberg. Michael ........26 .... 26. 48 .... 26, 42 ........26 26. 39. 98. 129. 146 ... 26. 38 24. 26 H Hagg. James ... Hahn. Christian 24. 119 24. 98 Klaers, Michael Knutson. Gailanne Koehler, Erik .............26 Kohn, Rachel ......... 26. 97 Korzenowski, Jill 26 Koughan. Daniel ......... 26 Koughan, David . ... 26. 123 Kroll, Debra ....... 19. 26. 94 Kulisheck. Linnea . 26. 59 Kulisheck, Patrick ...........26 L Lacy, John ................26 Lafayette. Beth 26 UMuth. Michelle 19,23.27,98 Larsen, David .......I..... 27 I-arson, Mark .......... 27. 77 Lau. Jeffrey ............27. 119 I Victoire. Steven 24. 27 Lawson. Mary 27, 94. 98 l-aveux. Jennifer .... 27 Leaf. Karl ................ 27 l«ee, Christine ____ 27. 94. 124 l.ee. Kenneth .. ..........27 I enay, David .............27 I.emke. Brian ............. 27 l.indeman, Karen 27 Lindseth, Nancy ........ 27 Lobben, Cherie . . 19. 27 Lofgren. Linda 19. 27, 58, 97 Ix rd, Rebecca ........27, 142 I.ukasavitz. Steven .......27, 60 Lundeen, Jeffrey 22,27.38.42. 135 Lundeen. Ronda . 27. 42, 124 Luther. Jill ...... 26. 27. 94 Lynn. Susan ............. 27 M Madsen. Beth .............. 27 Marble, Catherine 27. 43, 49. 124, 142 Marchiafava, Timothy 24. 27, 98. 119 Marshall. Colleen . 27.38.60.98 Masiee. Elise ...........27 Matchan. David ............27 Matthews. Rachel ..........27 McBeath. Sheila ........ 27, 98 McCaffrey. Helen 24.27.91.94. 95 McCuen. Wayne.................27 McKellin, Darren ............ 28 McKnight. Davena 28 McLaughlin, Timothy 28, 94 Meacham, Susan 24. 28 Mehta, Kiren ........... 24. 28 Melody. Danial ..... 28. 60 Melton. Mark ..... 28 Meyer, Monica .......... 28. 98 Michael. James ... 28. 119. 148 Mielke. Brian .............28 Miller. Kristy ......... 28. 91 Miller. Robert ......... 38. 42 Mitby. Kelly ........... 24, 28 Monterotti, Diane 24. 28. 94 Morgan. Robert ...............28 Morrill. Elizabeth . 28. 98. 124 Morrison. Randall 28. 32. 52 Morrison, Regena .28 Moss. Juanita .28 Mulloy, Sean .................28 Murdock, Nancy ....... 28 Murphy. Kelly 19. 28. 58 Murray. Kelley 19. 28. 147 Muse. Tracy ..............19. 28 N Nelson. Michael ............. 28 Nerge, Nancy Nermvr. John Ness. Julia Nielsen. Peter Nilsen. Richard Norwood. Chad Norw«� od, Tiffany .............28 27. 28. 39 28. 49. 124, 142 28 ... 26. 28, 119 28 ... 28 O Obern. Brendan ............. 29 Oberpriller. Shannon 19. 29 Oberpriller, Tracy 29. 30, 54 Ollerman. Isa 19. 29. 124. 138 Olofson. Mark Olsen. Paul Olson, Anna Olson. Kevin Opsahl. David Page, Joseph Palmer, Noelle 19. Parrott. Michael Parsons, Thomas Pensinger. Jennifer Peterson. Lorraine Peterson. Mark Peterson. Shelley Phillips. Melody Piga, Philip ...... Ployhar. Betsey 29 Poseley. Christine Preston. Lisa Prewett, Richard Prince. William Q Qualey, Michelle Quinn. Hugh R ...... 29 2. 29 24. 29. 98 ... 29. 53 29 . 29, 42. 48 29.113.122. 147, 152 29 29 29. 98. 129. 147 ...38. 42 ..........29 ...29. 98 ......29 ..........29 39. 98. 145 .... 29 .... 29 ... 29 ... 29 24. 29 29 Radtke, Marc ............... 29 Regan. Mark ................ 29 Reichow. Brenton 24. 29. 140 Richardson. Michael 29 Rinker. Lea 29.114.122.147.152 Risser, Kathy ........29. 91. 98 Robinson. Gail ...............30 Robinson. Victoria 30. 42 Rollwagen. Sally 3. 30. 54, 77 Ronhovde. Gary .. Ruble. Elizabeth ... Rudolph. Deborah Rundquist. Gregory Rushman. Gail 30 ...30 ...30 ... 30 30. 98 Sampson. Heidi .... 24, 30 Samuelson. Ellen .. 3. 24. 30 Schenk. Timothy 30.38.119 Schilz, Michael 39 Schimke, Philip ...30,97.119 Schoberg, Suzanne . 30 Schulz. Michael ..... .. .. 30 Schweitzer, Robert 30.119.139 Senkyr. William ..........30 Shepherd, Samantha .. 30. 38 201 Shuberg, James 30 Yovicson, Phillisa 32,77.98. 152 Simondet, Jennifer .... 19. 30 Singleton, Tracy 30 Z Smith, Connie 30. 43 Smith. Tierney 30 Ziegler, Susan ... 32. 98 Soderholm, Kaari 20. 30. 98 Sol berg. Linnea 30 SOPHOMORES Soli. Brian 30. •r 4 A Spriggs. Martha . 30. 138 Stanton. Ellen .... 30 Abraham. Amy . 62 Starkey. Howard ... 30. 135 Adelsman, Bruce ...2. 62. 119 Stinehart, Shane 30. 38. 42 Alexander. Mark 62 Strandlund. Alan 30 Almquist. Joel 62. 118, 135 Swanson. Susan 30 Amundson. Mary 52. 62 Sylvester. Victoria 31 Anderson. Brian 62. 67 Anderson, John 62 T Anderson. Karn .. 62. 70. 145 Anderson. Keith 62. 118. 155 Teague. Cary 19. 31. 150 Anderson. Mary 62 Tedford. Pamela 31 Anderson. Nancy 62 Teisberg, Erik ... 31. 123 Anfinson, Daniel 62. 139 Thiel. Katherine 24. 31. 145 Arnold. Kathy 62 Thom. David 31 Thomas. Barbara . 31 B Thomas. Tanya . 31. 38. 52 Thompson. Leslie 31 Bailey. Ann 33.46.54.62.72.96 Thompson. Michael 31.48.119 Bang. Laurie 62 Thompson. Randy 31 Banham, Aaron 62 Thompson. Rosanne 31 Barnell. Jeffrey 62 Barth. Melanie ... 62. 66. 67 U Bartko. Diane 39.62.64.66.77. 87. 152 Ulrich. Mary .... ... 31. 124 Beetsch, Margaret 62. 66. 124. 145 V Bell. Steven .. 62. 68. 132 Bennett. Audrey 72 Van Every, Karen ... 31. 124 Bennett. Renee ... . 62. 64 Van Valkenburg, Peter 19.31,48 Berg. Uslie .33,51,61.62.96 Vasquez. Clinton 31 Bergerson, Shawn 33.47.62.96. Vavra. Jason 31 97. 98. 135 Vecnstra. Alice 31 Birkeli, June 62 Velasco. Robert 24. 31. 150 Bjelland. David 3. 62. 123. 155 Vetsch. Clayton 31 Blesener. Suzanne 62. 93 Vietti, Anthony ... 31. 148 Bloom, Ronald 46. 62. 96. 98 Volk, Sheryl 31 Bratrud. Michael 33.48.63.%. Vollmar. Frank .... 31. 98 97. 120, 140. 141 Brauer, Emily 63 W Brauer, Gerald 63. 139 Breen, Jennifer 63. 66. 72 Wagner, Katherine ...31. 124 Brewington, Janice 63 Wandmacher. Debra .. 31. 119 Brimacomb. Richard 63. 118 Ward. Charles .... 31 Broeckel. Cynthia 63 Warn. Brian .... 31. 48 Brown. Denise 63. 65 Warner. Paul 31 Brown. Mitchell 63. 118 Washington. Wendy 31 Brownrigg. Gerald .... 63. 155 Watts. Shawn 31. 150 Budge. David 63. 66. 135 Weatherly, John ... 32 Burgess. Patricia 63 Weber. Mary 24. 31. 122, 147, Burtis. Stephen ..... 63. 139 152. 153 Butler. William 63.118.131.146 Westgaard. Paul 31 Bye. Brenda 63 Wetherall, Peter .... 32. 98 White. Brian .... 32 C White. Ruth 32 Whitley. Rochelle 32. 94. 95 Campbell, Steven 48. 63. 123, Wilbur, James .... 32. 48 155 Williams. Traci 32 Canfield. Gregory 47. 63. 119 Wilmas, Ann 32. 94. 95 Caranicas, Charles 63,96,98,119 Woods. Marc 32 Carlson. Barbara 33. 46. 63. % Woodson, Tanya 32. 38. 98 Carlson, Lori 63 Carlson. Scott ... 63. 68 Y Carr. Daniel 63 Carter. Timothy .. 49. 63. 116 Yates. Dana 32. 52 Cerny, Robert 63 Young. James 32 Chatham. Paultina 33. 63. 80 Christenson. Scott 63. 81 Grimes. Shannon 65 Cloutier. Cathv 63 Groethe. Julie .. 33. 65. 67. % Clvne. Heidi 63 Gronberg, Karijo 65. 66 Cobb. Lisa 35. 64 Coleman. Marcus 64. 118, 135 H Coleman. Peter 64 Compean, Naieli 64 Hadley. Ancinetta 65 Conkrighl, Todd 52. 64 Haines. Timothy 65 Conrad. Mark 64 Hale. Kathrvn 65 Conway, Kerry 64 %. 122. 152 Hall. Brian 118 Covart, Troy 64 Hall. Marcelius 65, 66. 90. 118. Covert. Joseph 64 155 Cummings. Christopher .. 64 Halldorson. Scott 65 Halley. Kimberly 66 D Halstead. David 66 Hammond, Floyd 66 Daher, William 64 Hanscom. Mary 66 Dairkee. Aneela . 64 Hansen. Sheldon 66 Davis. Elizabeth 43. 64. 66. 68 Hazel. Philip .... 66.72 Davis. Kathleen 72 Hazelton, Tammy 66 Denny. Garry 64 Healy, Sheila 40.66 Deverv, Jean 64. 80 Heideman, Lisa 66 Diehl, John 64 Hell. Patrick 66 Diffley. Thomas .... 64. 140 Henderson. Dana 66 Dorset, Pamela 46,47,64. 72.87, Hendrix, Chauncey 66 142 Hendrix. Ross 66 Doty. Robert .... 64 Henry. Jacqueline 66 Douglas. Michael 64 Hester. luidell 52 DuFoe. Melissa 64. 69 Hibbs. Susan 66. 72 Hill. Steven 46. 66. 81. 146 E Hinrichs. Benjamin 66 Hirdler. Karen 64. 66. 142. 163 Eggers, Laura 64 Hoagberg. Mia 33.46.61.66.% Eian. Rachel 64 Hoch. George 66.68.72. 117.118. Ellington, Jeffery 64 139. 163 Ellison. Alexandra 64 Hodge. Cassandra 66 Eskridge. Shantelle 64 Hoesley, Deborah 46.64.66.72. Kwald, David 64 87. 93 Holin, Bradley .... 66 F Holme. Thomas 66. 118 Holmlund, Timothy 66 Fahey. Jeanne ... 64 Holtzleiter, Philip 66 Fan. Wai 46. % Horn. Kimberly 46. 63. 66 Farmer. Harold 64 Hostad. James ... 66, 119 Fernholz, Deborah 64. Hovland, Amy ... 64. 67. % Fewer, Susan 54.65,72,77,93. Howard. Donald 67. 118 94. 124. 152 Hoye. Jason 67 Flannery, Christopher 65, 77. Hunter. Eric 67 162. 173 Hutt, Carolyn .... 51. 67. 97 Fleeson. William 65.66.72.119. 148 J Flesher. Patrick 65 Floback, Jacqueline 65 Jacobsen. Jodi 64. 67 Fossum. Pamela 65 Jeffrey. Peter 67 Frazier, Arthur 65, 133.134.135 Jensen. John 67 Fusaro. Darrell .. 65. %. 98 Jodell, Brian 67 Johnson. Deanne . . 33. 67. % G Johnson, Erik 46. 67, %. 155 Johnson, Genevra 67 Garten. David .. 65 Johnson, Judith .. 67 Genrich. Susan 65 Johnson, Kay 61 67. 97. 159 Gersdorf, Susan 65. 91 Johnson. Melissa 67 Gibson. Patrick 65. 118 Johnson. Molly ... 67 Gilbert. Cathy ... 65. 147 Johnson. Nancy 67 Gilbert. Kennethy 65 Johnson. Paul ... 40. 67. 118 Givens. Glenn 65. 118 Johnson. Peter 67. 119, 135 Glattiey. Elizabeth 48,64,65.93 Johnson. Robert 67 Goar. Michael 65. 118 Johnson, Scott 55. 67. 92. 95, Gould. Caroline . 65. 72 120, 132 Graf. Daniel 65. 72. 119 Johnson, Wayne .. 67 Gray. David 3,38,43.46,53.65. Johnston. Elizabeth 67 74. 86 Jones. Irene . . .... 54. 67 Green, Paul 65 Jones. Rosie 46. 67. 87 Gregory. Hayes 46. 65. %. 148 Jones, Steven 67 Jordan, Steven ... 67, 118 McCann. Catherine 69, 142 Pruitt. Jacqueline 71 Stummc. Peter 66, 73. 118 Joseph. Deneen ... 6 McConkev. David 69 Styrbicki. Carol 73. 124 McCreary. Susan 38.66,69.77, Q Sundem. Greg 73. 118 K Kalenherg, Ronald 67 Kalin, Jason ............67. 135 Kane. Margaret 46.52.66.67.87. 93 Kasperek, Lori .............. 67 Keeler. Patrick 46.68.119 Keith, Nancy 68 Kelly. Tanya ........ 52. 68 Kennedy, Roderick 66, 68 Kienitz, Steven 68, 72, 119 Killeen. Mark ............... 68 Klees. Wendy 48. 68 Kloster. Karl . 68 Koelfgen, Thomas 68 Konigson. Kimberly . 68 Kornmann. Darcy 68. 71 Korzenowski. Kay 68. 97 Krautbauer, John 68 Krogh. Julie 48. 68. 70. 93. 94 Krogseng, Eric...............118 Kroll, Kathleen ... 68, 70 L Uchelt. Dale ................ 68 Lachman, Lynn ...........68. 72 I acy, Nina ............ 66, 68 I Frenz. Tracy 68, 80 I .arson. Matthew 42.46,55,63, 68. 77. 118 I.aska, Timothy .........68, 119 Latterell. Julie 66. 68. 77 l xdal, Wendy 68. 98 Leek. Kathleen 33,46,61.66.68. 87. % Lecy, Scott ........ 66. 68. 118 Lee. John ...............40, 68 I ee. Katharine 68. 93. 124. 147 l«ee. Pamela ........... 62. 68 Leenay, Michael ............. 68 Lemke, David ................ 68 I etofsky. Cara .. 52, 66. 68, 80 Lewis. Shawn ______ .. 68. 155 Licb, William ............... 68 Lindquist, Cory ............. 69 Lofgren, Jonathon ... 69, 118 Ixrfgren, I ee .............. 69 Longman, Bridget 66. 69, 126, 127, 136, 137. 159 Longman. JoAnn .............. 69 Longman. Sean .......... 69. 139 Lovelace, Edgar ............. 69 Lowey. Michael ...... 69, 72 Ludtke, Elizabeth 66. 69. 127, 159 Lussier. Barry .............. 69 M Maddaus. Robert 69 Madsen, Philip ...............69 Marchiafava. Jodi 64.69,119 Marks. Barry .................69 Marsh. Holly 69. 124. 125. 152 Marsten. Gregory............. 69 Martinez. Barbara ... 67, 69 Mathis, Bruce 69. 118 Matson, Carlton ............. 69 Maunsell, Mary 45, 53, 69. 124 198 McGowan. Tracy 48.64.69,93 McGuire, Douglas ............69 Mcl ughlin, Carrie 38. 43. 45, 46. 64. 66. 69, 77, 93. 124 McMenamy, Kevin ...... 6 McNaughton, Daniel 69. 118 McNiff, William 66.68.69. 139 Mellgren. Steven 69. 119, 132 Melody, Lisa ..... 69 Merwin. Juli 52, 54, 61, 69. 80, 91. 92. 95. 152 Meyer. Joel 69.72,98.140.141 Miller. Jeanne 70, 124, 125 Miller, Matthew..............70 Milton, Susan 59, 70 Moon, Charles 63. 70. 148 Moosbrugger. Patricia 66.70,72 Mure, Regina ................70 Murray. Robert .... 70. 72 Myers, Karen .............. 70 Mykkeltvedt. Carolyn ... 70 N Nash. Eldon ............70, 96 Nellas, Jennifer 46. 64. 70. 72, 87. 124 Nesheim, Susan ..............70 Nichols. Jonathon . ........ 70 Nicklow, Nicholas ______70. 119 Nielsen. Michael 70 Nordin. William 33,70.%. 139 Nordstrom. Lisa ........66. 70 Norvell, Vicki . 53.64. 70 O O’Brian. Charles . ..........70 O’Brien. Lynnette 67. 70, 138 O’Donnell. Richard ..........70 Olive. Andrew .. ............70 Olsen. Mary 70 Olson. Kathleen .... 61,70 Orcutt, Joshua .........70, 118 Orth. Todd ................. 70 Oslund, Jane 66. 70, 160 Otto. Kristine .........46. 70 Overbey, Terrence 60, 70, 83 P Page. Dennis __________ 68. 70 Palmer. Dominic _______ 70, 139 Parham. Lydia .............. 70 Paulsen. Karen 51, 65. 66. 71 Pedersen, David .............71 Pensinger, Christopher 71, %, 119, 146 Perrier, James .........71. 118 Pikal. Thomas .............71.% Ployhar, I.aura ........33. 71 Pommerenke. Daniel ..........71 Ponto. Jeffrey .........71, 118 Popehn. Richard ............ 71 Ponto, Jeffrey .........71. 118 Popehn. Richard ............ 71 Porter, Brian .............. 71 Predweshny, Lisa ....... . 71 Premack. Eric 46.63,68.71.114. 123, 146. 155 Quirk, Anne .................71 R Radcliff. Robert 71. 119 Rasmussen, Derek ... . .71 Raymond, Diane ............. 71 Ready. David 46.53.71. %. 139 Reay. Dana 60. 71. 80. 124 Reed, Kevin 49, 118, 155 Reimer, Paul 38.51.71.123.155 Rhines. Anthony 64. 71. 118 Rhodes. Charlene ........... 71 Richardson, Wendy .......... 71 Richter. Scott 71 Robbins. Randy 3.41.64.71.118 Robertson. Kathryn 58. 71 Robinson. Katherine 51.64.71, 113, 122, 147, 152. 153 Roder, Stacy ..........72. 73 Roering, Ann ......... 64. 72 Rogers. John 3. 34 . 38. 72. 86 Rogers. Lynda .... 68, 72 Rowland, Jay ................72 Rozveki. Murcie ............ 72 Rudolph, Judith . ... 46. 72 Rudrud, David .........72. 148 Ruhnke, Jeffrey ............ 72 Russell. Scott 51. 55. 72. 120 Ryan. Susan 64 , 65. 72 S Samuelson. Kari 33. 61. 64. 69. 72.% Sawyer. Jean ................72 Schenk. Peter 72,119.135 Schibilla, I.ance .......... 72 Schulz, Todd ............... 72 Seal. Kristen ...............72 Senkvr. Alycia ........72, 73 Sharp, Nanette ..............72 Sheehan. Timothy 72, 119 Shields, Stephen 40,72.123,161 Shirley, Christina ..........72 Shoop, David 68.71.72.%. 97, 98 Showalter, Therese ..........72 Sigerseth, Eric .72 Simondet. Christopher 72, 140, 141 Skahen, Thomas ........73, % Smith, Lisa ................ 73 Smith, Robert ...............73 Smith. Sally . .. .......... 73 Solberg, Eric .. ......73. 155 Sornson, Bendt 73. 144 Soulak, Susan ...............73 Spriggs, Mary 46. 61, 73. 87 Spychalski. John . . . 73. 116 Stamos. James .........73. 118 Stanton. Thomas ............ 73 Staten. Randolph ........... 73 Stearns. Jeffrey 73, 119, 155 Stearns. Scott 33. 47, 73. % Steen, Carla ............... 73 Steen. Cynthia ............ .73 Sterner. Carol 73 Sterner, Cheryl ......... .. 73 Streed, Joel ................73 T Tabor. Rhonda 73 Tersteeg. Mark . 73 Thomas. Brian ... 73 Thompson. Daniel 73 Thompson. Laurie 73 Thompson. Mitchell 73 Thuras, John . ... .. 73. 119 Timberlake. Charles 62. 73. 76. 88 Tomlinson. Anne-Marie .... 74 Total!, Michael 74 Townsend. Thomas ... 66. 74 U Ulseth, Pamela 33. 74. 80. 159 V Van Heel. Michele 60. 66. 74 Vavra, Jeffrey .. 3. 74. 123 Vincent. Shayne 74 W Wagner. Joseph ... 74 Walsh, Daniel 74. 79 Wandmacher. Gregg 74. 119 Warhol. Matthew 74. %. 97 Warren. Michael 74. 116, 135 Washington. Monica . . 74 Weatherly. Rita 74 Weaver, Margaret 66. 74. 126. 127, 136, 137. 159 Weber, Christopher 74 Whang. Caroline 66. 72. 74 Wheeler. Jeffrey 74.%.98,148 Whitlock. Linda 74 Wik. Scott 3. 38. 43. 46. 74. 80. 81. 86 Willette. John ....74. 139 Williams. Darrell 74 Williams. Lorilyn 74 Williams. Nielsen 74 Willy. Mark 74 Wilson. Jerry 74 Winkels, Robert 74. 119. 140 Wittmer. Miles 74 Woldum. Thomas 68.71.72.74 Wood. Diane .... 49.74 Wvberg, Terrence 3,74,123,154, 155 Y Yates, Douglas ........74. 119 Young. Princeton ........... 4 Youngdahl, Kristi 64,66,74.93. 124 JUNIORS A Abraham. Priscilla 93.94,95,99. 100. 101 Ackerman. Alane ----- .3. 100 Adams, Carl .. 38. 46. 52. 100 Allstop. Julie .....2. 99, 100 Almquist. Heidi 55,80,99. 100, 104. 147 Anderson. Bradley ........ 100 Anderson. Christopher . 3, 37, 100. 120. 144. 158 Anderson. Deborah -------- 100 Anderson, John ........... 100 Anderson, Laura .......... 100 Anderson, Timothy 46. 96. 98. 100 Anderson. Yvonne ... 99. 100 Appel. Mitchell ...........100 Applewhite. Frenchie . 83. 87. 100. 199 Armstrong. Geushia ....... 100 Ashwell. Elizabeth 46,51,55,76, 77, 86. 87. 99. 100. 120 Austin. Harlan .........53, 54 Axiotis, Rhea 35,80,99.100,108 B Bachelani, Najma ......99, 100 Bagha. Dilshad . 80. 99. 100 Bailey. James ............. 100 Banham, Brett ........ 100, 110 Bartko. Kathryn 3.93.100.114. 122, 129. 147, 152. 153 Belfrey, Valerie 60, 80, 83. 100. 102 Bell. Joseph .............. 40 Berg, Cara ............... 100 Berg, Thomas ......... 60. 100 Bergly, Kara ........ 93, 100 Bergstrom, Tambre 43, 80. 100 Bergum.Todd 46.49.52.53.96. 97. 98. 100 Bigwood, Douglas 54. 100, 107, 116, 129, 140 Bishman. Joni ............... 100 Blattie. Jay .......3. 100, 120 Blaylark. Denise ------ 80, 100 Bloomquist, Teresa 97. 99, 100 Bourgeault, Joseph .......101 Bowman. Ernestine 101, 136, 138 Branch. Charles ........53. 101 Brandel, Jane ............... 101 Brandi. Mary 3.53.60.101.109 Bridges. Mark 46. 96. 98. 101, 139 Brookshire. Lisa . 37,77,97,101, 159 Brown, Bridget 38.43,46,52,55, 86. 101, 142 Brownrigg, Catherine 101, 103, 142 Brunier. Trent ........... 101 Burton. Clayton . 47. 101. 116, 129. 134 Buss, Andrew ............. 101 C Cable. Lawrence .......... 101 Cain. Jerome ............. 101 Caliri, Dawn ............. 101 Callender, Dan . 33.47.116 Campbell, Douglas ........ 101 Campion. Beth 55,99,101,160, 163 Canterbury, John 46,47,96.101 Capouch. John ............. 101 Carland, Bruce 101, 120, 158 Carlson, Cara 45,46,47.53,55, 76. 86, 87. 101. 120 Carlson, Christine ... 93. 101 Carlson. Susan ............. 101 Carlson, Timothy 101, 123, 146 Carr. Elizabeth .............101 Case, James .......... 101, 117 Christenson, Julie . 87, 93, 101 Christenson. Susan 101, 109 Christman,Mark 33,35,76,101, 112, 130, 131 Clark, Patricia ............ 101 Clear, Sharon ........ 101. 104 Coash. Terry ............... 101 Cobb, Mark .............39. 101 Coleman, Austin ......102, 155 Comer, Becky . 46,55,86.87,99. 102. 120 Conkright, Kimberly 80.99.102 Courtreau. Bradley .. 102, 120. 129. 130. 131. 158. 163 Cowan. Lucinda 99, 102, 160 Crandall, William 53, 102, 132, 161 Crowe, Sandra 48,102,136,137 Crowley. Virginia........... 102 Cunningham. Colleen 99. 102 D Dahlquist. Andrea .......3. 102 Davidson. Pamela ........... 102 Davis. Corey ............... 102 Davitch, Anthony ........... 102 Dehner, Christopher ........ 102 Denman, William . 2,52,53,102 Densmore, Judith ........... 102 Devery. Therese 80. 99, 102 Dobbins, Broderic 83, 102. 123, 133, 134 Douglas, Antony ..............39 Doyle. Michael ............. 102 Driesch. Debra ............. 102 Dullum. John ... 102. 120. 132 E Ecklund. Lori ..... 53. 99. 102 Egan. Steven ............... 102 Ellis, David ....102.106.148 Ellison. Mark 41, 102. 132, 158 Erdall. Richard 39.102.111.116. 117, 130. 131, 158. 163 Erhard. Sarah .............. 102 Erickson. Deborah .......... 102 Erickson, Margaret 38. 43, 46. 86. 87. 102 Evan, Teresa ..........99. 102 Evans, Lynetta ............. 102 Evers. Nancy 102.126.127.136. 138 F Faunce. Stacey . 80, 103. Ill Felton. Mary ................103 Fisher, Paula ......99. 103 Fitzsimmons, Denise ... 3. 103 Flanigan. Lori ........ 103, 106 Flowers, Dorian ............ 103 Fogelberg. Brian 52,76.103,116, 155 Frank, David ...........93, 103 Frankosky. Kimberly .. 103 Frederick. Michael ..........103 Froiland. Rebecca 33, 96. 103 Fry mire. Duane ............ 103 Fulmer, Laura .............. 103 G Galarncau. Jeffrey 48, 53, 103, 132, 158 Galbraith. Laura 33. 52, 53. 55, 99. 101. 103 Gallup, Susan ............... 103 Gergen. Michael 103, 134. 135 Gjerset. Sheri 100,103.127.136. 137, 138 Goeres. Paul 96. 98. 103. 116. 148. 158 Gozola. Mary ................ 103 Green. Michelle ...... 34, 103 Greenwaid, Joshua 3, 103, 123, 155 Grinnell, David .... .60, 103 Gunderson, Joseph ........... 103 Gustafson, Kristin 4, 99, 103, 111, 112, 113, 152 Gustafson, Marc ............. 103 H Hale. Jane 103,127,152.153.163 Hall. Keith .......... 103, 155 Hall. Sarah ....... 52, 53. 103 Hall. Sharon ...........37, 103 Halpern. Sally 58. 59. 99. 103 Hankland, Wendy ... 103, 111 Hannon, Emily ..........95. 104 Hanuman, Haymant ............ 104 Harris. Mark ................ 104 Hart, Lee Ann 104.127,136.137 Heberle, Janet 4. 87. 102. 104. 112 Heffern. Heidi 99. 104 Heilman, Corrine ............ 104 Hepner. Eric .......... 104, 148 Herridge, David ............. 104 Hill. Sharon ................ 104 Hinrichs, Nancy 99. 101, 104. 112 Hitzman. Chris ... 48, 104, 110 Hodge. Sharon 80.93.94.95,104 Hoecherl, Christopher 104,139, 163 Hoffman. John . 104. 132, 158 Hoffman, Lizabeth ... 99, 104 Holman. Jerry ............ 104 Holmlund, Louann ...... 104 Honderich. Stacey 38,51,53,54, 55. 80. 83. 99. 104 Horan. Carolyn ....... 34, 104 Horan. Patrick 38, 46. 52. 104 Huggar. Marvin .........40, 116 Hughes. Deborah ........... 104 J Jachim, Laura ..... 58. 97. 104 Jacox, Darrell ... 41, 104. 116 James. Denita ............. 104 Johnson, Charles .......... 104 Johnson, Christopher 104, 144 Johnson, Christopher ... 104 Johnson, Elizabeth .. 3, 104 Johnson, Valerie .......99. 104 Johnston, Mary .........99, 105 Jones, Mary....... 83, 105, 152 K Kaatrud, Nathan 105, 148 Kaszynski. Korinne 92, 94. 95, 99. 105 Kay. William ............... 105 Keating, Mary .............. 105 Keck. Kevin ................ 105 Keeler, Kathleen ........... 105 Keller. William ............ 105 King. Elizabeth 105. 136. 137, 152 Kissel. Marla .............. 105 Kissel. Ronald 105.133,134,187 Kjelland, Phillip .60, 105 Klaers, Suzanne _____ 105, 152 Kloepper, Elizabeth . 99, 105 Knceland, Joseph .......... 105’ Kohn. Lisa .... 34, 48. 80. 105 Kope. Kelly ................ 105 Kope, Patricia ............. 105 Korwes. Jeffery ............ 105 Kos. Elizabeth 39.46,51.86.87. 99. 105, 120 Krason, Kristine .... 99. 105 Krook, Jeffrey ...... 105, 148 Kulisheck, Maria .......99, 105 L Labhard. Linda ..............105 Lacy, Peter ............96, 105 Lais, Bryan ................ 105 Lanie, Mark .................105 Larson, Joellen 55, 87, 92, 105, 124, 125 Lau, Bonnie ......... 105, 124 Lavictoire, Janet 38, 52, 53, 99, 106 Irvine, Karen ..........99. 106 Lawler, Margaret -------99, 106 l.ee. Daniel 90. 92. 94. 95. 106 Lee. Gary ....... 106, 123. 155 Leiferman, Margrit 80. 99. 106, 145 Lewis, Kelly ............... 106 Lincoln. Robert 3,38,43,46,48, 86. 106 Little, Elizabeth ... 3. 80, 106 Lloyd, Janice 58, 76. 100. 106' Lord, Thomas .........106, 144 Lumbar, Daniel 3,106,120,124, 130, 131 Lundeen, Ann 3, 106. 110, 114. 126, 127. 136. 137. 152, 159 Lundeen, Linton .............106 Lundeen, Wayne ... 106. 120 Lundegaard. Erik -----106, 123 Luss. Daina ............43, 106 Lussier, Terry .......130, 131 M Machacek. Dale 47.106.116.158 Maguire. Kimberly . 99. 106 Mahannah, Melanie 106, 153 Malmon, Judith 52, 53, 99. 106 Marble. Anne ........... 99. 106 Marcy, Kristen ----- 106, 108 Marsh, Jennifer .......... 106 Marshall, Gregory 39, 133, 134 Martin, Dean ............. 106 Mattila, Lisa .........82, 106 Mavity. Anne 55. 97. 106, 147 May. Lagonza ............ 106 McCabe. Mary 58.80.92.95. 106 McCann. Brian . 106, 116 McCrimmon, John .......39. 48 McCuen, Randy ..............34 McDonald, Richard 106 McDowell. Pamela 99, 106 McGee, Marlon ............ 106 McGrath. Amy ............. 107 McMenamy, Mary bet h ... 107 McMillan. Victor .. 133, 134 McNamer. Michael 107,116 McNearney, Michael ....... 107 McNiff, John 52. 107. 140. 163 McPeck. Shelly 107 Meacham, David ........... 107 Mens. Jon-Scott .......... 107 Meschke, Steven 107 Michael. William 33.35.43.47. 48. 76. 107. 116, 140, 141 Midhoe. Jody 33.96.99.107,127 Miller. Michelle ...... 3. 107 Moore. Valerie ...... 107. 138 Morrmann, Mark 107, 120, 140 Morrill, Catherine 33, 96. 107, 114. 124 Murdock, Louis 99, 154, 155 Mure. Gregory 47. 83. 107, 116 N Nagy, Tom .. . 107. 162 Naseth. Judy .. .......... 107 Nehotte, Michael 107, 123, 155 Nehotte. Nancy ........... 107 Nelson. Ronald 51. 107, 120 Nesheim, John .............107 Nessel, David .... ....... 107 Nicdenfuer. Wendy .........107 Nielsen, Annemarie 43. 52, 53. 107 Niemann. James ........... 107 Noel, Mark ........... ... 107 Noonan. John 107.112.116.117. 144. 158 North. Linda ........ 107. Ill O O’Brien. Jeannette 107, 138 O’Brien. Michael ......... 107 O’Brien. Randall .......2. 107 O’Riley. John ............ 107 Oberpriller, Eugene .. 108. 144 Oliphant, Karen 108, 124, 142 Ollerman, Richard 48.108,120, 155 Olson, Carlye ....... 48, 93. 99 Olson. Charles ............ 108 Olson, David ...............108 Olson. Frederick 46. 108 Olson. Mark .............2, 108 Orcutt, James ........ 108. 158 P Palmquist, Sandra .3.53.55.80. 108 Parsons. Jeffrey 108, 120, 121. 132, 158. 163 Paulson, David 96. 108, 148 Paulson, Mark ...........59. 108 Peer. Meredith..........108. 112 Perrine, Mary ...........99. 108 Perteet, Daren ..........39. 108 Petersen. Chris .:... 108. 158 Peterson. Dale 47.49,76.99.108. 120, 121. 130. 131. 158 Peterson. Kent ............. 108 Peterson. Margaret ... 35. 108 Peterson. Scott 108. 148. 158 Phillips, Catherine 3. 108, 110 Piepgras, Marsha 33.96.98.108. 110 Pikal, Steven 33.96.97.98. 108 Podas. David ...... 108, 161 Pohlmann, Anna 104. 108, 124, 125 Pojman, Amy ........... 55, 59, Polister, David ........... 108 Ponto, Catherine 93.99,104.108 Popham, John .......... 108.112 Porter, Rory .............. 108 Pratt, Barbara .........99. 108 Predweshny. Tasia ......... 108 Prentice. Rhonda -------99. 108 Preston. Mary ............. 108 R Raab, Mary 49. 99. 101. 109 Ranzinger, David ... 109. 120 Reeve, Jeanne 52.109,126,127. 136. 137 Regan. Lee ............... 109 Reid. Patricia ......... 3, 109 RenncbcYg, David .......... 109 Robertson. Kristin -----97, 109 Roering, Christopher 2, 109 Rogers. David G. . 47, 109, 116 Rogers, David W. .. 109 Rogers. Janet 46. 96. 109 Rogers. Leslie .......... 109 Rohe. Robin ................109 Rojesky, Julie ............ 109 Rollwagen. Gretchen 99, 109, 110, 145 Ronhovde, Nancy .. 109 Routt. Kelly 99. 109. 152, 153 Rozenberg. Shanda 3, 109 Ruble. Laurie 107.109,113.122. 152. 163 Rucker. Regina ........ 96. 109 Rude. Nancy ............... 109 Ruden. Tami................ 109 Ruder. Carrie ............. 109 Russell. Lucille ..... 102. 109 S Sammond. Douglas .. 109, 144 Sample, Deanne ............ 109 Sampson, Cynthia 52. 109, 160 Sampson. Michael 109,116.158 Samuelson, Ann --------100, 109 Sass, Diane 99. 109. Ill Saunders. David 33,96.109,148. 158 Schaper. Michele 109.114.122. 136. 137, 152. 153 Schepers, Andrew 109 Schilz. Mary 48.93.94.99.109 Schilz, Susan ..........99. 110 Schlossberg. Stephen 110 Schmotter. Thomas 110 Schouweiler, Jay .......... 110 Schulte, Bernadene 99.110,127 Shepherd, William . 80,133,134 Shirley. Teresa ........79. 110 Showalter. Margaret . ... 110 Simpson. Robin .. 58, 97, 110 Slaughter. Rochelle ....... 110 Smith, Brian 81,110,148 Spector. Sally ... 52, 53. 110 Stearns. Bradley 60, 99. 110 Stenquist, Michele 110 Strandberg, Carolyn 38, 52, 53. 110 Stratton, Kathleen 3,34.99,110 Streeter, Brad ............ 110 Stuart. Dean ............. 110 Sumpter, Kevin ............ 110 Swanson, Timothy .. 110,120 Swedberg, John ... .........110 Swedberg. Jonna 3, 58, 59, 93, 110 T Taylor. Donald .......... 110 Theros, Charles 49. 110, 120 Thomas. Tracy ........... 110 Thompson, Brian ....... 110 Tomlinson, Marylisa .. 110 Totall, Thomas .......... 110 Toyen, Anthony ...........110 U Urhanck. John 47,54.111,116, 158 V Vader. Paul .......... 111,116 Van Every. Mary 80,91.111.124 Van Valkenburg, Anne 33. 96, 111 Velasco, Lisa ............ Ill Viens. Ann ............99. Ill Vivion. Toiya ............ Ill Voight. Robert ........... Ill Vollmar, Jill ..........99,111 Von Fclden. Bruce ........ Ill Vrooman, Robyn ............Ill W Walchuk. Thomas ... 111,120 Wallace. Todd 48. 53. 111. 133, 134 Walsh. Debra ............. ill Ward. Shawn ........ ill, 120 Weaver. Mary 111.114.126,129. 136, 137, 163 Weber. Peter 3,111.120.144 Weeks, Tari .............. Ill Wefelmeyer, William .....Ill Weiss. John .............. Ill Werntz, David 90, 111, 112 Weston. Judith ........... Ill Welherall. John .......... Ill Whang, Katherine ______99. Ill White. Sarah 46.80.111.145 White, Tamala ............ Ill Whitlock, Laura .......... Ill Whitmore. Diane 99, 111 Williams. Dawn .... 80,112 Williams. Stephanie 110,112 Wilson. Michael 112, 133. 134 Wilson. Tony ............. 112 Winkels, Elizabeth 99. 112 Withrow, James 112,116,158 Witta. Annadell 3.46.48.76.86. 112 Wolk. Rachel ............. 112 Wood. Paul ..49.53.112,158 Woolsey, Bridget ..........112 Wright, Julie ........ 2, 112 Wright. Sarah ... 86. 112, 147 Y Yarbrough. Rick 112 Yeats. Janet 99. 112.159 2 Zenisek, Stephen 99. 112, 120. 148. 158 Zonk. Jessica ............ 112 SENIORS A Adams. Derek .........83. 170 Alderson, Robert 39, 120, 132, 170. 176 Alevizos, Kally 3.33.38.42.46. 76, 78. 79, 80. 86. 87. 170. 198 Alger, Julie 35.42.44.46.47,53, 86. 87. 170 Allen. Bryan ........170. 184 Amery, Debra ............ 170 Amundson. Kris .......... 170 Anderson. Darcy ......... 170 Anderson. Karl .......... 170 Anderson. Michelle 38, 43. 46, 80. 86. 166. 170 Anderson, Victoria ...... 170 Angell. Janel 52. 56. 78. 79. 92. 170, 185. 198 Anton. David 78.82,90,169.170 Antoun,Tanya 58.78.80.84.92, 166. 171 Armstrong. Carla .......... 171 Arndt. David .......... 49. 171 Arneson. Jesse .. 116, 155, 171 Aubrecht. Scott 130, 131, 171 Azcarate. Francisco ...80,171 B Babcock. Kelly ............ 171 Bachelani, Mohamed .. .. 171 Bachman. Cynthia ...........171 Ballman. David .............171 Barr. Timothy 54. 92. 94. 116. 144. 154. 155. 168, 171, 176. 182 Bauer, Suzanne 171 Bayerkohler. Rodney 120, 171 Becker. James ........157, 172 Bell. Margaret .........91. 172 Bellefeuille, Elizabeth . 172 Berg, Gregory ...............56 Berg. Patrick...............172 Bergstrom, Judith 4,34,35.38, 42. 51, 76. 88. 126. 127. 163. 166. 172 Berry. Holly _______ 83. 97. 172 Bezat, Elizabeth 78.80.90.147, 153. 172. 199 Bilbro. Beverly 172, 198 Bishman. Jacki 172 Bishman. William 39. 120. 172 Blazevic. Kathryn 172. 184 Boedeker, Daniel ... 172, 173 Boisvert, Cassandra 172 Bradley, Carrie 53, 57, 78. 80, 169, 172 Brady. Kim 80.83.85.165.172 Branch. Robert 133. 134, 173 Brandstrom. Stefan 39.42.144. 173 Bratrud. Mark 3. 123. 130, 131, 163. 173 Broeckel. Timothy ....... 173 Broucek, Stephen 123, 155, 173 Brown. Elizabeth 42.44,46.52. 53.78. 89. 114. 122. 151. 152.164. 173 Brown. Mark 46. 53 Brownrigg. Monica 54.113. 122, 152. 153. 175. 190. 198 Buchanan. Blair ........... 173 Burgess. Teresa 44. 46. 173 Burns. Christopher 59.173,190 Bush. Helen 36. 173. 199 C Calvit. Susan 78. 93. 173, 175 Campbell, Thomas ...........173 Carlson. Marlee 173, 184 Carlson, Scott 58, 97, 98, 148, 173. 184, 190 Carlson. Thomas 174, 199 Carter. William 38. 53. 55. 57. 116. 156. 157. 163. 174, 199 Casto, David 199 Cely, Hugo ................ 174 Chatfield. Karen 46. 52. 76. 78. 93.94.97. 126. 127. 167. 168. 174. 182. 190 Christman. Jeffery 55.120,130, 131, 157. 174, 199 Comstock. Gregory 55, 174 Coulter. Mary ..............174 Courteau. Christopher 174 Crandall. Patricia 56. 160, 163, 174 Crowson. Tracy 129, 136. 137. 152 Crumley. William 116, 174 Cutrara. Pamela 82, 174. 199 D Dalland, David ............ 174 Darcy, Nicole ......... 85, 174 David. Timothy 78.80.82.120. 121. 169. 174, 177, 190 Davidson. Ronald ------------174 Davidson. Timothy ......... 174 Davis. Carolyn ........ 175, 199 DeGiusti. Catherine 82, 175 DeUnd, Neil 52. 53. 148. 175 DeSautel. Thomas 175.180.199 DeWolfe. Joseph . 97. 175, 194 Difflcy. Patrick 47. 96. 97. 98. 144. 175 Dornfeld. Cheryl 42,52.55.56. 78. 113. 122. 142. 151. 152. 175, 198 Doyle. John 46. 175 Doyle. 1 .aw ranee 39.55.58.175 Duke.Carllise 152.175.198.199 Dwyer. Timothy 51. 176, 199 Dyer. Susan ............ .. 176 E Hastlund. Kama 36, 52. 53, 55, 56. 78. 79. 90. 92.94. 95. 176. 198 Kvans. Donna .. 176 Exline. John 35. 53. 54. 55. 56. 78. 90. 92. 94. 120. 176 F Fernholz. Bradley 176 Fischer. David ..............176 Fischer, Douglas 176. 198 Fitzsimmons. Mark .......... 176 Ford. Benton 78. 82. 114. 120. 121. 130, 131, 176. 184 Foster. David .........52. 176 Frederick. Nancy ............176 Friederich. Mary 177, 184 Fusaro. Michael ............ 177 G Gallick. Ann 56. 177 Garrett. Vincent ........... 177 Gaudette. Thomas 177, 198 Geer. Anthony 120.134.135.177 Gilchrist. Shaun 116.129.133. 134. 155. 163, 177 Glattly. Alison . 59. 78. 93. 94. 177, 191 Gocres. Philip 51.52.55.56,81. 116. 177 Goldberg. Daniel 37,51,52.53, 55. 56.58. 76. 78. 90. 91. 114. 120. 121. 162. 166. 168. 177. 191. 199 Gormley. Molly 177 Gottlieb. Molly 40. 48. 177 Grace. Jeffrey .. 178 Graf. Paul ...... 120. 165, 178 Gray. I wrence .............178 Greeman, Michele 60. 178 Griffith. Elizabeth 79. 178. 199 Grimm, Elizabeth 48.79,93.178, 199 Gronberg, Steven 132. 178 H Haar. Darla .......... 82. 178 Hackel, Richard 178 Hagen. Robert ..............178 Hagg, Jacklyn .. 138. 178 Haines. Penny 46. 96. 97. 152. 178 Hale. John .............41. 178 Hall. Christopher 178 Hamilton, Guy ............. 178 Hanek, Ann 169. ........... 179 Hann, Russell 37.43.52.95.179 Hanneman. James 36, 179, 185 Hansen, Traci ........ .. 179 Harriman, I-ori 179 Harrison. Thomas 42.47.51.55. 90. 116. 157. 179. 184 Hart. Robert ............. 179 Hartley. Bret 43. 120. 130. 131. 171. 179, 199 Hawkinson, Gregory 179 Hazel. Matthew ........... 179 Heath, Tamara _______ 172, 179 Heiman. Mary Kaye 4.39.53.56, 78. 89. 93. 122. 152. 164. 166. 176. 199 Heinrich, Erlene 82, 179, 199 Heislad. Marie 57.60,78.91.92, 94. 124, 125. 169. 179. 187. 199 Heilman. Ben ............. 180 Henderson. Joanne 79. 80. 180. 193 Henry. Cherie 3. 37. 38. 42, 56. 86. 142. 180, 192 Hibbs. Robert 35.36.55.56.148. 149. 178. 180. 198 Hicks. Ix rraina ..........48. 180 Hild. Michael .47.81.180 Hinerman. Peter 51. 180, 199 Hirdler. Mary 37, 142, 180 Hoch, Robert . 52,55,57,60.78. 90. 120. 166, 180 Hoesley, Maria ............ 180 Hoffman. Ixmise ........... 180 Holme, Jacqueline ... 51, 180 Holtzman, Julie 57, 78, 80. 90. 169. 177, 180, 199 Hoye. Katherine ... 93. 180 Hynes. Joseph ............. 180 J Jachim. Jenny 57.114.122.175 Jackson. Clentell 166. 175. 180 Jackson, Judi 33.46.78.79.%. 180. 199 Jacob. Thomas 3.37.39.52.53. 123, 146. 151. 154. 155. 166. 180. 199 Jansson. Per 48. 51. 120. 132, 165, 181, 199 Jasper, Bereatha ..........181 Jenkins. Jennifer 56. 181 Johns, Stephanie 166, 181, 184, 198. 199 Johnson. Christine 53, 57. 166, 181, 199 Johnson. Constance 53. 57, 76. 93. 94. 95. 166. 181. 199 Johnson. Elizabeth 41. 60. 181 Johnson. Paul 120. 163, 181 Johnson, Peter 56. 181 Johnson. Wendy 47. 181 Jones. Linda 56, 152. 153. 181 Juettner. Stephen ., , 47. 181 Jungers, Patrick 55,81,165,181 K Kapaun. Joseph ........... 181 Keller. Heidi 35. 84. 145, 181 Kennedy. Sue ..........80. 181 Kcnnerly, Richard ........ 181 Kennerly, Ronald ......... 181 Klaers, Mark ............. 182 Klans, Scott ............. 182 Knighten, Francine 181.182,193 Koelfgen, Lisa 51. 82. 174. 182, 199 Kornmann, Delane .. 175. 182 Korzenowski. Daniel 120. 121. 177. 182 Krason. Erik .80, 168, 182 Kreiser, Mark ..............182 Krentz. Jamie ........... 182 Kuhn. Kerri 53.79.84.174, 182 Kyle. Lisa ................. 182 L l-ace, Michael ........ . 182 I rsen.Sveinar 51.52,53.57.89. 92. 97. 182, 198 I rson.Amy 79.80.91.182.199 (.arson. Kyle 44.45.46.55.130, 131. 165. 174. 179. 183 !,aska. Kathleen .. ....... 183 I atterell, Elizabeth 4.33.51,53, 57. 76. 79. 88. 92. 94. 95. 183. 199 Lau, William . 33, 79. 146. 183, 198. 199 Lawhorn, Angela ........... 183 Lawrow. Brigid ....56. 183 Leaf. Kristofer 130. 131, 183 Ijet. Gretchen 35.78.79.80.88. 183 Lee. Julius ............... 183 I enay. Kathleen _____ 183. 199 l,eistiko. Linda 36.78,86,87.90. 120. 178, 183 Letofsky. Polly 57.122,129.142. 152. 153. 183, 187. 198 I.ewis. Keven .... 41. 183. 199 Licater. Anthony . 46.56, %, 98, 184. 199 Lichliter. Martha .... .. 184 Lieb. Daniel .............. 184 Lincoln. Thomas 35,43.53,56. 76. 78. 88. 120. 168. 169. 183. 184. 199 Lindeman, Kristin 79. 184. 199 Link. Shannon ............. 184 lx ndon. Victor 90. 184. 199 Ixtngman. Michael 55.113.116, 140. 157. 168. 184. 199 Ixmgman, Stephen 45,55,116, 140. 184 Lung. Ingrit . 82.92.95.184, 199 Lyman, Nancy .. 183. 184. 198 M Madsen. Amy ... 171, 184. 199 Mahinnah, Stephanie 38,54,78. 114. 126. 127. 152. 153. 156. 166. 169. 184. 198 Marcon, Carla .... 82, 179, 184 Martin. Cynthia ______185. 199 Martin. Parrish 37.49.133,134, 185 Marton. John 3. 38. 43. 46. 48. 57. 60. 86. 120, 182, 185 McCreary. John 35. 42. 53. 55. 76. 78. 89.91. 116. 163. 168. 169. 185. 198. 199 McCusky, Maria ............ 185 McGrath. Daniel 38.116.165. 177, 185 Mcl ughlin. William 33,36.43. 44. 46. 51. 52. 76. 78. 86. 90. 92. 125. 166. 168. 169. 179, 185. 199 Mellgren. Mary 53. 78. 80. 97. 124. 125. 163. 185, 192. 199 Mellum. Carol . 57, 78. 88. 168. 185 206 Melody. Thomas 37. 185. 199 MeUom.Gjert 43.120.146.184, 185 Merwin. Lori 57.78.79.80.169. 185 Metz. Nicholas 33.38.43.46,54. 55. 86. 92. 95. 97. 185. 198 Meyer, .lames ......... 34. 186 Miller. Christopher 186 Miller. Jeffrey ........... 186 Miller.Thomas 54,186.187.199 Mitchell. Mary 175. 183. 186 Molke. Kimber 4.78.79.90.151. 159. 163, 169. 186. 188. 199 Moore, Sandra . 57. 186. 190 Moosbrugger, Carol 55. 89. 186 Morrice, John 47. 90. 186 Muelken, Mary ........... 186 Murray. James ............186 Myhre. Andrew 132, 165, 186, 199 Myhre. James 35.120.131,132. 186 N Neitge. Daniel 34.42.52.55.129. 130. 131. 186 Nelson. James ............... 187 Neuville. Matthew 92. 187 Neville. Susan 93. 187 Nordin, Barbara 51. 52. 56. 78. 79. 90. 92. 159. 176. 187, 198 Nordquist, Robert 3. 151, 162, 187. 199 Nordstrom, Lori 56. 78. 79, 80. 90. 159, 187 Northrup. Gregory 187 Northrup. Robin 96. 187, 197 Nyberg, Melinda 187 Nygren, Daniel .. 144, 187 0 O'Brien, Catherine ....... 187 O'Brien. Teresa .......... 187 O'Brien. Thomas 56. 76, 120, 140, 141. 187. 198, 199 O'Leary, Daniel .......... 188 Ollerman, Rsti 37.38.51.53.78. 79.80.90. 114. 151. 159. 166. 168. 188. 193 Oilman. Robert ... 36, 60. 188 Ostrein, Francine 55,78,122,1-3. 171. 188. 191 P Pahl. Theresa ...56,175,188 Pamel, Michael 116, 188 Papadakis, George 47,165,188, 199 Paulson, Sandra .......... 188 Payne. Thomas 154. 155. 176, 188 Pearson. Linda ........... 188 Pearson. Rebecca ......... 188 Peterson. Carol 33,35.36. 42,44, 48. 51. 52. 53. 76. 78. 80. 84 . 89, 168, 188, 198, 199 Peterson. Donald ......... 189 Peterson. Shelly 51. 53. 56. 79. 80. 84. 89. 92. 94. 189 Peterson. Steven D. 189. 199 Peterson. Steven W. 189 Phillips. Belzeta 79. 189. 198 Pierson. JoAnn 53. 189 Piga. James ................. 189 Piper. Chris ............... 199 Pratt, Daniel 35.46.51.55,113. 114. 116. 117. 130, 131, 156. 157. 163. 189. 199 Prentice. Scott 35.120.140.156. 157, 189. 199 Prewett. Philip 38. 46. 88. 186. 189 Price. Kenny .......... 38. 46 Proehl. Natalie .... 176. 189 Q Qualey, David 47. 52. 116. 189. 199 Quinn. Ann ........ 93. 95. 190 R Raab. Joseph ........ 190. 199 Radcliff. Scott 53. 56. 120. 190 Ragan. Barbara 78. 79, 91. 190 Raich. Pauline 60.78.169.175, 190 Raugust. Ellen 78.89.166.169, 190. 192 Raymond. Barbara 82.190.192. 199 Ready. Mark ............53. 190 Rees. Kenneth 37.148,149.163. 190. 195 Reimer, Kristine 4,38,42.51,78. 88. 127, 152. 190. 198 Rhines, Beverly ........... 191 Rhines. Phyllis 37. 52. 80. 85. 165. 184. 191 Rice. Robert ................ 191 Richardson. Frederick 82,92,95, 96. 97. 169. 191. 197 Rinaldo, Charlotte 48, 191 Rogers, Scott . 182. 191 Rohe. Melody ................ 191 Romain. Gregory 191 Rose, James ........ 116, 191 Routt. Michael 123, 191 Rowland, Anna 188, 192 Rud, Julie 192 Rundquist, Kristine 82, 92. 95. 192. 199 S Salovich, David ............. 192 Sampson. Peter 43, 44. 46, 120, 140. 192 Saltier, Susan ..... 82. 192 Saugestad, Ed 132. 192, 199 Schepers, Patricia 35, 145, 192 Schilz, Jeanne 79. 192 Schilz. Rochelle 79.93.192.199 Schouweiler, Kathryn 79.80.90. 193 Schug. Lynn ........... 48. 193 Schuldt. Denise 48. 193 Schulz. Scott 33, 46. 78. 80. 96. 98. 146. 193 Schweitzer. John 34, 116, 163, 193 Scott. George 46. 52. 53. 193 Scott, Theresa 4. 196 Seaman. Thomas 193 Sellers. Darryl 193. 198 Sengbush. Jill 53. 85. 193 Senkyr. Starr 193 Shields. Sandra 4.53,55.78.97. 113. 122. 193. 198 Shoop. Thomas 78. 90. 91. 177. 193 Simondet. Vincent 194. 198 Skogman, Dawn 194 Skokan. Lisa ...............194 Smith, Susan ______________ 194 Solfield, Jennifer ........ 194 Solomonson. Michael 194, 195 Sommers. Christopher 34 194 Sonntag, Bryan .............194 Sorensen. Shelley 35.42.78.126. 127, 136. 137. 159, 163. 168. 177. 194 Spriggs. Margaret 60.78.90.169. 194 Stamos. Jacqueline 35. 42. 167, 194 Strawman. Cynthia . 57. 195 Sundt. Mark 48. 146. 178. 195 Sutton. Jane 166. 195. 198 Swanson. Barbara 76. 85, 89, 165. 195 Swanson. Lisa 93, 97, 195 Swenson. Amy 56. 57. 79. 195 Swift. Anthony .. ....... 195 T Tate. Carlene 44.45.79.97,170. 195, 198 Tatum. Stephanie 195 Thompson. Gregory ........195 Thompson, Julie C..... 195 Thompson, Julie K. 79, 1% Thompson. Steven . 57. 196 Thurston. Teresa 181. 193. 1% Tintes. Scott............ 196 Tofte. Jessica 191. 196 Total I. Joseph 44. 46. 196. 198 True. Connie 196 Tuck, Gretchen ...........196 Turnbaugh. Nancy 82. 170, 1% U Ulseth. Linda 33.79.80.96.177. 196 Underdahl, Joseph ........ 196 V Vecoli, Lisa 57.78.114. 126. 127, 147. 159. 163. 166, 169. 194. 1% Viens. Connie ............ 196 Vindehall, Hans 48, 114, 120, 121. 130. 131. 165. 196 Vinje, Thomas ............. 196 W Waldfogel. Joel 37. 78. 82. 90. 168, 196 Warn. Kurt ............... 196 Washington, Phillip .. 53. 151, 162. 196 Watkins, Daphne 33,46,51,52, 53. 54. 55. 85. 182. 1%. 198 Webb. Carla 60.78.126.127.147, 169. 182. 196 Weber. Anne 46. 56. 78. 79. 86. 87,93. 120.129. 142.197,198, 199 Weigel. Maryann • 82. 197. 199 Werntz. Mary 54. 78, 80. 169, 191. 197. 198 Wesselman. Jeffrey 44. 46. 132, 197 West. John ... 40,47. 116. 197 Wheeler, Theresa .... 176. 197 White. Elfrida .80. 197 Whiting, Christopher 37,48.52. 53. 59. 81. 195. 197 Wickham. Michael 55.116,133, 134. 197 Wilbur. John ............. 198 Willert, Ix ri 52. 53. 79, 85. 197 Williams. Preston 57. 130, 131, 197 Wilson. Barbara ............197 Wilson. Patrick 197 Woodbridge, Wendy 78,79.197, 199 Wright. John . 197 Y Youngquist, John .... 78. 197 Z Ziegler. Ann .............. 197 Zobel. 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