Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

miNroe pous pueuc Lien.Aav OVN,V% °OooncP DU? WAHIAN 1981 Volume 54 Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. William Allen White 2 i MYHR S BM © OLD FASHIONED 7 HELP WANTED PART TIME DAYS i NIGHTS LAKE HARRIET PcUlklDfUj ACTIVITIES Welcome Week 11 At Washburn. Homecoming is not only a time, it’s a feeling - and the week of September 29 the spirit of Homecoming was thick in the air. Nathan Kaatrud provided this year’s button and theme for the confrontation against Southwest: “Let’s shove it down their peace pipe. On Friday, the talent-packed program came to a climax with the coronation of Queen Liz Kos and King Tim Swanson. Then it was on to MacQuarrie Field. The enthusiastic fans were equipped with loud cheers and orange and blue balloons. At half time, the Class of ’81 proved it’s creativity by winning the float contest. The Miller gridders. however, were not so fortunate as they fell to the Indians 14-12. The fun filled week came to an end at the annual Homecoming dance with music provided by Castaway. Homecoming - Miller Style Homecoming Court Semiformal In late February, signs proclaiming, “Ask a guy and get high! (Emotionally),” announced the upcoming annual Washburn semiformal. This year’s dance was held at the Minneapolis Athletic Club from 8 until 11 on March 8. Phantasy, a local band, provided the music for the 175 couples that attended the girl-ask-guy affair. This year no dinner was included with the dance, which most people felt was an improvement. The evening was a success and a good time was had by all. Prom On May 2, a beautiful sunset and a clear night welcomed 135 couples to the Lafayette Club for the 1980 Prom. The Club, located on the shore of Lake Minnetonka, provided the perfect setting for this memorable evening. Inside, the elegantly dressed couples danced to the music of Castaway and socialized until the clock struck eleven. The full moon, calm lake, and good company will be remembered for years to come. Seniors Have More Fun! Sadie Hawkins On the evening of November 7, over 250 lucky ladies managed to drag a man into the halls of Washburn for the Grist sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance. Once inside, each woman kept a tight clutch on her guy to avoid having him dragged off to jail by an eagle-eyed sheriff. Most of the couples spent their time either hootin' and hollerin' on the dance floor or trying their skills at the many games in the Cornpone Casino. The Marryin’ Sams in the auditorium were kept busy as over 200 couples made their way down the aisles to exchange the vows of matrimony. The price paid for getting wed was a mere dollar, plus a few “I do's” and a big ol smooch. After the ceremony the couple was presented with a temporary Dogpatch marriage license. At ten o'clock, the happy students made their way into the gym where awards were given for best beard, best L’il Abner and Daisy Mae costumes, cutest couple, and best vegetable corsage. Names were drawn for door prizes and the evening ended with the crowning of Katy Lloyd and Dave Herridge as Daisy and Abner. 19 CAST (in order of appearance) Charlie Cowell ........ Conductor Harold Hill Mayor Shinn Ewart Dunlop .......... Oliver Hix ............ Jacey Squires Olin Britt ............ Marcell us Washburn Tommy Djilas Marian Paroo Mrs. Paroo Amaryllis ............. Wintrhop Paroo Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn Zanceta Shinn Gracic Shinn Alma Hix ............ . Maud Dunlop Ethel Toffeimier .. ___ Mrs. Squires .......... Constable Locke ....... .......Dave Ellis Sean Weekes Tom Walchuk ......Neal Jodeit Scot Wik Paul Hemstreet Jeff Ellington .......Bob Cerny Chuck Wiser Mark Paulson Sally Halpern Cind Booker Jenny Breen Paul Marks Joanna Swedberg ......Katy Lloyd Stacey Faunce Marleah Jex ___Kirsten Budge Chantel Grotbeck Melanie Mahannah . ...Jeff Stearns ALL SCHOOL THE MUSIC PLAY MAN TOWNSPEOPLE Cindy Booker, Katie Brandi, Beth Glattly. Mary Goodman. Rita Holtzleiter. Heidi Hovland. Korinne Kaszynski. Steve Kloiber, Kris Krason. Wendy Lax-dal, Kristy Miller, Kelly Murphy. Sue McNaughton. Mary McCabe. Ann Paulson. Shanda Rozenberg. Dana Schwarzkopf. Linnea Solberg. David Wright ORCHESTRA Amy Onani. Ann Wolf. Kerry Conway. Rachel Kohn. Anne Bourgeault. Katie Leek. Pam Ulseth. David Hildcn. Charlie Caranicas. Warren Anderson. Linda Lofgren. Martha Spriggs. Lisa Brookshire. Kris Shields. Kara Bergly. Colleen Broeckel, Jill Korzenowski. Sheila MacBeth. Greg Barnell. Steve Pikal. Mike Bratrud, Chris Hahn Despite the forty degree temperatures and the absence of snow, Snow Week '81 was a flurry of activities. The week's festivities began with a pepfest during which seniors Scott Mens and Laura Galbraith were crowned Snow King and Queen. This honor was bestowed upon them as winners of the legging and guern-ing contests. Other highlights of the auditorium were a closely matched freethrow competition, the entertaining performance of the Millermen, and a tug-of-war between the classes. In the finals of the tug-of-war event, the senior men and junior women emerged victorious. The pepfest came to a close after a vicious human polo game featuring the winter sports teams. Although many Miller women had plays memorized and were willing to bear the bruises, the annual powderpuff football games were cancelled due to lack of snow. The week continued with Millwheels on Wednesday and Thursday, which played to their usual large crowds, followed by the fun-filled dance on Friday night. All in all, Snow Week managed to plow away the midwinter blues from Washburn. 23 MILLW 19 The auditorium was bound in yellow ribbons to welcome home the hostages from Iran. The stage was set and the fans were psyched. The event - MILL-WHEELS 1981! Carrying on the Washburn tradition of excellence. Millwheels held something for everyone. A number of bands kept the audience tapping ft HEELS 81 their toes, and the comedy skits provided laughter for the evening. With the supervision of director Mrs. Ma-licsi, and the stage crew’s help, much of the hidden talent in Washburn was brought into the limelight. The hard work and hours of rehearsal paid off. making the show a success. Black History Auditorium The 1981 Black History program which expressed the theme “We are the Future was a success. The show was geared at ridiculing racism and stereotypes while promoting unity and participation from the total student body. The program which was hosted by Jeanette Russell featured the Chor-aliers, Deanna Sample, Paula Birth, Jane Hale, a band led by Carl Adams. Tina Bowman, Frenchie Apple-white, and Sharon Hill. 26 FACULTY Administration Dawn Mennes Assistant Principal Dean Berntsen Principal Dear Students: During the 1980-81 school year Washburn students have once again distinguished themselves as outstanding members of the Minneapolis school community. This yearbook provides us with a graphic look back at one year in the lives of almost 1700 students. Hopefully it has been a year that each of you can look back at with good memories, pride and a sense of personal accomplishment. Sincerely, Dean Berntsen, Principal Charles Elias Assistant Principal Counselors Social Workers Cato McKinnie Fred Voigt Edward Swiderski James Kotchevar Pauline Laybourn Charles Smith Art Russell Henderson August Schauer Industrial Arts Curt Kirschbaum Orrin Barnum Gary Krook 30 David Flugstad Science Dennis Henriksen Gary Traynor Alan Rasmussen James Colby Craig Hermanson John Hornby 31 George Wemeier Glenn Simonson Robert Anderson Social Studies Frank Ario Allan Wurst Edwin Daniel 32 Jerry Robertson Roger Cersine Robert Lee Bruce Turnbaugh John Eiler Foreign Language 3 3 Worr� ia nnnn English Armilla Walsh Gary Wald Robert Wolk Frances Maclver Estelita Malicsi 34 Ronald Rogers Sue Leuchtenberg Georg Lykken Annette Dahl Music Keith Stitzel Judy Yung William Lydell James tenBensel 35 Math Lenus Ritter Richard McNamer James Haugen Harley Hatch J6 Clifford Johnson Phyllis Dalman Douglas Ousdigian Drivers Ed Bruce Temte Michael Myers Burton George Richard Bronniche Julie Brown Gym And Conrad Emerson LaRue Nelson Home Economics Lois Haugerud 38 Karen Gregory Health Work Coordinators David Ruliffson William O’Brien Zelma Nelson Day nor Weis Sandra Quigley Mary Ann Orlowski Row I: Rachael Larson. Florence Ballinger Row 2: Marjorie Levine. Lorraine Kramer. Hazel Love Staff Alyce Simonson Marge Ramstad Elaine Engelhard Frances Long Edwina Carlson Marian Vest June Nelson Marcia Milchesky Amy Carpenter Florence Stickney Alida Lehmeyer Row 1: Marty Gavanda. Paul Freeberg Row 2: James Bowen. Don Ellen- Shirley Sims Jane Donovan wood FRESHMEN Jodi Adams Sarah Adams Thomas Adams Mats Ahlback Brenda Albertson Deanna Alcvizos Briggite Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Kristen Anderson Steven Anderson Letitia Andrews Deann Anfinson Sharlene Arbuckle Kevin Ario Ronny Austin Keith Bach John Bacig Dana Badenhoff Elizabeth Bard well Timothy Barsaloux-Megan Bartell Rodd Bartko Shelby Battey Richard Bauman Carolyn Bell Constance Bennett Stephanie Bergerson Karin Bergstrom Sharon Berry Julie Bion 42 Richard Bishman Eric Bjelland Matthew Blazei Thomas Bodger Ross Bockhoff Brian Bohrnstedt Kevin Bonner Peter Borgen Nancy Bowman Jeffrey Brady Andrea Breen Colleen Broeckel Jonathan Burkhardt Jason Cameron William Campbell Gregory Carlson James Carlson David Carriger Charlene Carter Sarah Casey Jeffrey Cashdollar Jennifer Cerny Patrick Chan Mark Cheatham 43 Jack Christman Deidre Clark Regina Clark Gregory Clayton Deborah Close Lisa Clough Daniel Coleman David Coleman Sonja Coleman Michael Conlon Connie Conrad Paul Cookos Michael Courteau Ronald Daher Michele Dahl Nicole Covert Sheila Cracraft Michelle Crawford Raymond Crosby Daniel Daly Mark David Donnie Davis Robert EUingen Gary Ellington Joseph Emery Tuesday Emmons Robert Ensz Lance Farthing Anna Felten Margaret Flanigan Kathleen Foley Bonnie Ford Michelle Ford Aane Fosse Elizabeth Flannery Thomas Fletcher Kimberly Franklin Kevin Fransen Thomas Frederick Earle Frymire Gregory Fuller Mark Gaertner Richard Garrett James George Michael Gleason Larry Green Annette Groos Chantel Grotbeck David Gustafson Ellen Hackel Peter Hanson Jacquelyn Harley Parris Harper Theresa Hostad Heidi Hovland Paula Huempfner Christopher Huttner Norma Jacox Kimberly James Kenneth Jensen Dasha Jex Valerie Johns Bradley Johnson Stella Harper Christine Harren Paul Harris James Harrison Blaire Hartley Dennita Hayslett Richard Heyne Jennifer Hill Colleen Hinton Roseanne Hobot Linda Holcomb Felisha Holden Ronald Heyne Andrew Hill 46 Carrie Johnson Cynthia Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Naomi Johnson Randall Johnson Timothy Johnson Brett Jones Debra Jones Ricky Keck Andrew Kennedy Allison Kinghorn Renee Kjelland Nathaniel Klick Anne Kloster Michael Knighton Kristine Knotek Tracy Konigson Dena Kornmann Catherine Kos Bernard Krantz Leah Kranzler Lisa Kroiss Jeffrey Kruta Suzanne La France Michelle Lafrenz Nancy Langevin 47 Christopher Laxdal Elizabeth Lee Katherine Larkin Steven Laska Jesse La whom Thomas Leighton Vikki Lewis Joseph Lex Daniel Licater John Lincoln Paul Lincoln Arnold Lindaas Lucia Lindholm Sergey Litkewitsch Gregory Little Robert Lobeck Leona Lockett Kevin Logan Barry Long Lisa Lowey Amy Ludtke Mark Lukens Nathan Lundeen Sherry Lussier Kenton Maguire Karin Mahe Heidi Majors Kristopher Malmberg Jennifer Marcy Paul Marks Amy Markwardt Julie Martin Katherine Martin Theodore Mattison James McCarthy Evan McCullough Anthony McEachcrn Terrance McEachcrn Stephanie McGowan Kathy McHugh Anthony McKay Michael McKinney Trisha McKissic Susan McNaughton Patrick McNiff Jana McVey DeJuanna Mitchell Paul Moormann Mario Morgan Ann Morrice Merritt Mortensen James Muehlberg Padraic Mulloy Lamar Munson Peter Murphy Michael Murray Perry Napue Linda Nicoski Andrew Norrgard Michael Nye Jay O’Brien Colleen O'Donnell Kathryn O'Grady Rebecca O'Neal 49 Laurie Oglesby Jennifer Oliphanl Eric Ollerman Christopher Olson Donald Owen Michael Palbicki Nicholas Pamel Emily Park Frank Parker Scott Parsons Michael Patnode Wendy Patterson Ann Paulson Richard Perry Susan Pestello Julia Petersen Angelia Peterson Jill Peterson Timothy Podas Cheryl Prentice Catherine Price Kristine Prince Lynn Prosser Cary Puckett Frederick Raich Debra Ranzinger Maria Revak Robert Richardson Thomas Raugust Natalie Ready so Jeffery Richter Trace Robinson Omar Rogers Douglas Rooney Karen Routt Jennifer Ruder Karen Sammond Theodore Samsel James Samuelson Mary Saugestad Susan Sawyer Jennifer Sbertoli Anne Shannon Ann Sheetz Kristin Shields Ernest Shriver Joshua Siegel Lisa Simpson Monique Smith Lisa Sobotta 51 Laurie Sovell Mark Spitzer Jacqueline Stafford Kevin Strawman Christopher Struble Timothy Stageberg Steven Starks Carla Steffenson Jeffrey Stewart Mark Stobb Kristin Strandlund Jennifer Tate Evan Teisberg Charles Torrey Daniel Totall David Tourtelotte Lisa Tragethon Rachelle Villneauv Heidi Voels Jennifer Thompson Peter Tiedmann 52 Amy Vollmar John Warder Julie Warren Tony Whitcomb Julius White Jennifer Widmark Michael Williams Sonya Williams Kathryn Wilmes Carla Wilson Timothy Wilson Sally Wold Annalee Wolf 53 “The beginning is the most important part of the work.” Plato 54 S3UOMOHJOS Margaret Abeln Carolyn Adams Jonathan Adams Kristen Adams Keith Alderson Susan Allenson Melanie Altendahl Eric Anderson Eric Anderson Lori Anderson Margaret Anderson Rene Anderson Joseph Arnold Svea Ashner Jennifer Asplund Amy Austin Scott Anderson Warren Anderson John Apolloni Julie Arbuckle Larry Armstrong Terry Armstrong Whitney Armstrong Edith Arneson Diane Baago James Bachman Mark Back man Barbara Baglien Jane Bailey Douglas Baldwin Thomas Bane Gregory Barnell 56 Lisa Bauer Melissa Bauman loanee Bay Bryan Bayerkohlcr Stacie Bell Kelly Bennett Rodger Bergland Peter Bergstrom Nancy Blesener Douglas Bocdeker Brian Bonner Cynthia Booker Anne Bourgeault Jeffery Boxell John Boyt Michael Bramsen Eric Broman Andrea Bronstad Michael Brown Kirsten Budge Renee Budish Juan Burnaugh Carol Bush William Butler Devin Caliri Susan Campbell Duane Carland Jill Carlson Deborah Carr Jeffrey Carstens Valerie Carter Cindy Casto 57 Carolyn Chadbourn Charlene Chapin Dana Cherry Kaiherine Chin Deandra Christensen Peggy Christenson Philip Christman Sharon Clausen Eddie Clear John Close Archie Cobb Sharleen Cook Stephen Cook Elena Costas Timothy Comer Beth Cook Ryan Cook Daniel Courteau David Cowan David Crandall Kelly Crocker Aaron Crowson Tracy Cunningham Gordon Dahl Michael Dalton Megan Davitch Auburn Dees Victoria Delcalzo Brenda Denholm S8 Bradford Dobbins Ann Dodge Kristine Domholt Andrea Dunn Lucy Duroche Stephen Dye Gina Ecklund Joseph Egan Matthew Ehrlin Donna Evert Jennifer Fahey Christine Ferrell Lori Fewer Harold Finch Kenneth Fricke James Freiderich Paula Fischer Kim Fishman Kathleen Flanagan Steven Foley Kristine Fontaine Dan Galbraith Steven Galush Michael Foster Mary Fox Cynthia Fraction Leah Frazier Lisa Frette S9 David Gebhardt Cynthia Geer Joseph Gergen Julie Gerhard Randolph Gibson Michele Glynn Mary Goodman Dana Gorman Brigid Gormley Eric Graham Nancy Greeman Therese Grimm Susan Groth Kimberley Grussendor: Michael Gulland Ancinetta Hadley James Hagg Christian Hahn Karen Haley Joseph Hall Lisa Hall Mary Hall Peter Hall Gregory Hampton Daryl Hansen Jonathan Hanson Kurt Hanson Stephanie Hanson Susan Hart Georgia Hazel Kathleen Heath Mark Hellevik Paul Hemstreet Kathryn Heistad Diane Heldt David Hilden Terry Hoecherl Nancy Holdgrafer Patrick Holland Michelle Hollie Michele Honderich Pamela Huempfner Dwight Hummel Janna Jenkins James Holme Rita Holtzleiter Jon Holtzman Ellen Jewell Marleah Jex Celeste Jibben i Victor Johnson Karen Johnson Kirstin Johnson Neal Jodeit Charles Johnson Daniel Johnson 61 Kimberly Jones Lon Kaner Iva Kaizmarek Jeffrey Kelly Joseph Kernan Howard Kiesling John Killeen Michael Kjelsberg Jill Korzenowski Michael Klaers Daniel Koughan Rachel Kohn David Koughan Jon Labonne Debra Kroll John Lacy Patrick Kulisheck Beth Lafayette Jeffrey Lau Michelle Lamuth Lisa Lau Mark Larson Steven LaVictoire Arne Lawrenz 62 Jennifer Layeux Karl Leaf Christine Lee Kenneth Lee David Leenay Brian Lcmke Cherie Lobben Karen Linueman William Lockett Nancy Lindseth Linda Lofgren Steven Lukasavitz Jeffrey Lundeen Ronda Lundeen Kerry Lussier Jill Luther Susan Lynn Beth Madsen Thomas Malone Catherine Marble Timothy Marchiafava Elise Masiee D ....... Rachel Matthews Sheila McBeath 63 Wayne McCuen Davena McKnight Timothy McLaughlin Susan Mcacham Monica Meyer James Michael Brian Mielke Kristy Miller Kelly Mitby Diane Monterotti Robert Morgan Elizabeth Morrill Randall Morrison Juanita Mass Sean Mulloy Nancy Murdock Kelly Murphy Kelley Murray Tracy Muse Michael Nelson Nancy Nerge Brenda Mundy John Nermyr Julia Ness Peter Nielsen Richard Nilsen M Chad Norwood Tracy O'Brien Brendan Obern Shannon Obcrprillcr Tracy Oberpriller Andrew Olive Joseph Page Noelle Palmer Lynn Parker Isa Ollerman Mark Olofson Paul Olsen Anna Olson Kevin Olson Amelia Oriani Mark Peterson Shelley Peterson Veronica Peterson Melody Phillips Betsey Ployhar Christine Poseley Lisa Preston Richard Prewett William Prince Michelle Qualey Hugh Quinn Marc Radtke Thomas Parsons Jennifer Pensinger Lorraine Peterson 65 Brcnton Reichow Michael Richardson Lea Rinker Kathy Risser Victoria Robinson Gilford Rogers Sally Rollwagen Gary Ronhovde Elizabeth Ruble Deborah Rudolph Gail Rushman Calvin Salone Heidi Sampson Ellen Samuelson Timothy Schenk Michael Schilz Philip Schimke Suzanne Schoberg Michael Schulz 1 ( 66 Wolfgang Theis Katherine Thiel Barbara Thomas David Thom Tanya Thomas Leslie Thompson Michael Thompson Rosanne Thompson Mary Ulrich Karen Van Every Peter Van Valkenburg Clinton Vasquez Jason Vavra Robert Velasco Colleen Velo Clayton Vetsch Anthony Vietti Paul Walchuk Debra Wandmacher Sheryl Volk Frank Vollmar Katherine Wagner 67 Charles Ward Brian Warn Paul Warner Wendy Washington Shawn Watts Mary Weber Ann Wilmes Marc Woods 68 ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: L. Ashwell. L. Ruble Row 2: M. Wilson, D. Herridge Row 3: A. Witta. K. Conkright, A. Mavity Even before the first classes started on September 2, members of the student council had met together to plan Welcome Week. It was a Welcome Week for teachers as well as for students. The Student Council, following tradition, welcomed the teachers by presenting apples to them. With Welcome Week past, they started the long and grueling job of putting the student directory together. Homecoming, with its usual frills and excitement, was planned and organized by the council which made it a success for all. Row 1: J. Wilson. J. Latteral Row 2: C. Flannery, E. Prcmack Row 3: K. Youngdahl. S. Fewer Row 4: D. Bartko. C. McLaughlin Spirit Week and pepfests kept the council busy before they started the fourth annual Thanksgiving and nursing home drives. The generous gifts from the student body made both of these projects the most successful in Washburn’s history. Class competition proved the juniors the most generous. Among other accomplishments were the organization of the Snow Week, Semiformal, and Prom dances. 70 Student Council Advisor Clifford Johnson Row 1: D. Courteau. S. Rollwagen. P. Christman Row 2: D. Galbraith. E. Samuelson. S. Hart Row 3: M. Larson Row 1: Treas. J. Ellington, Pros. B. Michael Row 2: V. P. Prob. J. Russell. Sec. S. McCreary Row 3: V. P. Soc. M. Larson ] 5 esis eurf Row 1: J. Oliphant, L. Johnson. D. Alevizos. L. Flannery Row 2: K. Routt. N. Lundeen. K. Sammond Captains S. Honderich and L. Galbraith Row 1: C. Roads, C. Strandberg, A. Samuelson. J. Malmon. Capt. L Galbraith. Capt. S.Honderich. F. Applewhite. M. Lamuth. J Luther. K. Soderholm 72 Millermates Row 2: R. Mure. R. Tabor, C. Whang, S. Palmquist. C. McLaughlin, S. Spector, M. Maunsell. A. Nielsen, D. Monterotti, S. Hall. L. Ecklund, J. Russell. J. LaVictoire, C. Marble, V. Norvell Advisor Ron Rogers New faces graced the lines of the 1980-81 Miller-mate squad. Bringing back the old tradition of dancing to the Washburn band and adding new ideas like the punk rock dance, gave the squad a unique style. They entertained the crowds during halftime at football, soccer, and basketball games and lent their support to the hockey team at big games. M M’s were sold by the Millermates to pay for help on their Millwheels routine from a choreographer. From their first appearance in 1958 as the dancing “Miller Hi-Lites,” the Millermates have come a long way and are a vital part of Washburn enthusiasm. 73 Blue Tri is a service organization comprised of senior women with the goal of making Washburn life a little better. This year’s girls, under the direction of Armilla Walsh, took on an aluminum can drive, sent candy canes to the teachers during the holidays, and had their annual sale of carnations for Valentine’s Day. Other fund raising activities included donut dunks, bake sales at a local bank, candy sales, and a spring car wash. All money raised went toward leaving a gift to the school. Advisor Armilla Walsh Row 1: Pres. Sharon Hill Row 2: J. Russell. J. Midboe. V. Pres. M. VanEvery. Sec-Treas. S. Klacrs Row 3: A. Samuelson. R. Axiotis. C. Carlson. J. Reeve. F. Applewhite. D. Blaylark Row 4: S. Halpcrn, L. Galbraith. L. Little. S. White. L. Ruble. S. Rozenberg Row 5: S. Wright. T. Shirley. K. Ponto. S. Faunce. K. Krason. K. Bartko Row 6: N. Nehotte. J. Swedberg. P. Abraham. A. VanValkenburg Row 7: S. Palmquist. B. Campion, A. Mavity, E. Bowman Row 8: C. Morrill. K. Gustafson. S. Christenson Row 9: K. Conkright. K. Stratton NHS Row 1: L. Ashwell. A. Witta. M. Leiferman, L. Galbraith. K. Gustafson. S. Wright Row 2: R. Froiland. M. Mahannah, A. Samuelson. A. Pohlmann. J. Reeve. H. Almquist, M. Raab, B. Campion. S. White Row 3: A. Van Valkenberg. J. Hoffman. J. Galarneau. C. Cunningham. M. McCabe. S. Halpern, M. Van Every. K. Lloyd Row 1: Pres. D. Herridge, Vice Pres. A. Coleman Row 2: Sec. E. King. Treas. A. Mavity In the Spring of their junior year, students in the top 20 per cent of their class were given the opportunity to submit applications for the National Honor Society. These applications consisted of three questions and a letter of recommendation written by someone other than a faculty member. Next they were screened by a special committee. The result of this process was the induction of sixty-five seniors into the NHS on October 27. Row 1: S. Honderich. L. Ruble. S. Faunce. R. Axiotis. G. Rollwagen. P. Reid. L. Jachim Row 2: S. Hodge. M. Schaper. J. Dullum, D. Ellis. R. Nelson. E. Lundegaard. M. Sampson. M. Weaver Row 3: M. Piepgras. S. Ward. D. Saunders. D. Paulson. N. Kaairud. M. Christman. P. 75 Weber. S. Campbell. C. Adams High School Bowl This year’s High School Bowl contenders were judged for their knowledge and quickness to respond. After they were tested and put through practice runs, the top four, along with two alternates were chosen by their advisor Randy Pratt. Row 1: D. McConkey. S. Hodge. D. Frank. D. Budge Row 2: K. Brandi. Advisor Randy Pratt. KSTP announcer Ron Person. R. Bloom Boys’ State Boys’ State, which is sponsored by the American Legion, is a mock legislation designed to enhance the knowledge of young men by participating in a government setting. Elected governor of Boys’ State was Washburn’s own Austin Coleman. He was also selected as senator to Boys’ Nation in Washington D. C., which is a mock government on the national level. 76 Row 1:3. Dullum. A. Coleman Row 2: S. Peterson, D. Herridge OEA: Office Education Association The major purposes of OEA are to develop student leadership by participation, planning, serving as officers, conducting meetings and cooperating with fellow students, coordinators, and teachers. Students in OEA are expected to develop vocational competence and become qualified to enter the world of work with a job skill and a certain amount of confidence in their ability to perform that job. OEA planned fund-raising activities such as selling a variety of miscellaneous items and had donut dunks throughout the year. Some of the other activities they were involved in were visiting the Children’s Hospital and nursing home. Row 1: P. Clark, J. Yeats. K. Krason. C. Strandberg. T. Weeks Row 2: Advisor Yetta Cram. D. James. B. Schulte. S. Clear. M. Green. A. Lundeen. W. Hankland. L. Holmlund 77 Editor-in-Cht«l ... Associate Edito Managing Editor New ............ Feature ....... Sports ......... Cartoonist....... WASHBUKN GRIST 201 West 49th Street. Minneapolis. MN SS409 ... Dave Herridge Copy ......................................... Lisa Brookshire .. Sarah While Layout ........................................... Rachet Wolk . Stacey Faunce Circulation and Exchange .................. Gretchen Rollwagen Heidi Almguist Photographers ................................. Mark Moormann .... Cart Adams Kathy Robinson. Charlie T her os Stuart Campbell Stall Writers .......... Jell Gatarneau. Kris Gustalson. Marsha Lis King Piepgras. Kelly Routt Shawn Ward. Michael Wilson T.J. Nagy Principal ...................................... Dean Berntsen Marc Hall, Nathan Kaatrud Adviser Keith Stitsel Published monthly by the students ol Washburn High School Advisor Keith Stitzel Row 1: G. Rollwagen. S. Ward, J. Galarneau, C. Theros. M. Moormann. K. Gustafson Row 2: L. King. L. Brookshire. H. Almquist. M. Wilson. T. Nagy. M. Piepgras, K. Routt, S. White Row 3: K. Robinson, R. Wolk. D, Herridge. S. Faunce. S. Campbell, C. Adams Here they are, the 1981 Grist Staff! This hard working group met everyday fifth hour to put together the Washburn newspaper. Much of their time was spent finding what the news was, and what their readers would like to hear about. Sports, news, editorials, pictures, and helpful information on upcoming events could be found in every issue of the Grist. The Grist room was a little hectic around deadline days, but the staff successfully managed to publish a newspaper every month. Each month the Grist consisted of many interesting articles, all of which the staff should be proud. A few of the favorites were: “Grist and Garden,” “Literacy: Fact or Fiction,” “Baseball, thrown out,” and “They should be shot.” Besides putting together an interesting newspaper each month, the staff, along with the help of the Newswriting class, planned and organized the Sadie Hawkins dance. 79 Stage Crew 80 M. Nye, Advisor H. Hatch. S. Lewis. D. Lachell, M. Schulz. J. Lawhorn Black History Committee S. Hill. A. Coleman, T. Bowman J. Russell. P. Birth. F. Applewhite The 1981 Black History Committee, led by executive chairperson Jeanette Russell and faculty advisor Mrs. Juliette Brown, began planning for February’s annual Black History Program as well as other Black History month activities early in November. Afraican aritifacts and history panels, which told of various aspects of African and Afro-American culture, were displayed in the showcase and library during the first two weeks of February. Next a rap session was held where some faculty members and concerned students conversed about everything from racism to school spirit. The whole month ended on a high note with the Black History program which the committee members felt was something that really created a sense of unity. 81 Row 1: H. Farmer. S. Johnson Row 2: C. Timberlake. C. Matson. S. Pikal Row 3: L. Lundeen. R. Cook Row 1: M. Jex. K. Kaszynski Row 2: S. Milton. R. Froiland. J. Luther Row 3: M. McCabe. J. Merwin Tenors Row 1: T. Skahen. K. Kloster Row 2: E. Clear Row 3: S. Wik. J. Ellington Basses Row 1: S. Johnson. M. Lawson Row 2: K. Kaszynski Sopranos Choraliers Altos Row I: K. Lloyd. M. Lawson Row 2: L. Brookshire. K. Heistad. S. Hal-pern Row 3: E. Pedersen. J. Larson Officers Choraliers Madrigals Row 1: K. Kaszynski. M. Lawson Row 2: J. Merwin. S. Halpern Row 3: T. Skahen. L. Lundeen. H. Farmer Mixed Choir Row 1: T. Woodson. L. Shoberg. D. Rudolph Row 2: M. Washington. K. Konigson. D. Brown, L. Regan Row 3: B. Daher, B. Corny. C. Wiser Director W. Lydell Golliards Row 1: D. Hoesley. M. Spriggs Row 2: T. McGowan. E. Glattly Row 3: K. Bergly. P. Abraham, S. Hodge Row 4:M. Showaltcr. S. Fewer. M. Goodman. S. McCreary Girls Choir Row 1: P. Kane. N. Keith. T. McGowan How 2: K. Bergly. A. Dees Row 3: B. Bohrnsicdt, K. Youngdahl, S. Honderich Officers Row 1: M. Shouwaiter Row 2: K. Bergly. P. Abrahams. S. Fewer Row 1: S. Hodge. D. Hoesley. K. Bartko Row 2: K. Murphy. K. Lee Row 3: M. Goodman. M. Shouwalter. S. Fewer Row 1: J. Nellas, D. Bartko. T. Predwcshny Row 2: C. Ferrell. J. Oslund Row 3: P. Abrahams. S. McCreary. J. Swedberg Row 1: P. Ulseth. E. Glattley. J. Jacobson Row 2: M. Spriggs. C. Carlson. K. Ponto. D. Johnson 84 Row 3: M. Hall. M. Barth. T. Shirley The six choirs added much to the harmony of Washburn High School. Starting things off on the right note, the music department had a concert in the fall. As winter weather started to set in, the singers did their part to keep the winter blahs away. They performed a concert during school, and before winter break filled the halls with “sounds of jolly.” As a group, they participated in the selling of a variety of fruits. The money went toward the financing of a trip to Chicago. Mr. Ly-dell directed the Choraliers, Golliards, Girls’ Choir. Choralier Madrigals, and the Mixed Choir. Miss Anderson directed the ninth grade choir. 9th Grade Choir Director Joyce Anderson Row 1: K. Anderson, L. Simpson, P. Wecht. K. Francsen. A. Kloster, D. Jex. T. Kienilz. V. Sweargene Row 2: D. Wright. K. Wilmes. J. Horning. L. Doty. J. Eian. C. Bennett. S. Stumme Row 3: N. Lundeen, J. Lex. H. Voels, C. Conrad. S. Sellers 8 AFS CLUB This year’s AFS club was host to a variety of foreign students from many regions of the world. The club worked hard to make the exchange students feel welcome in their new surroundings through many parties and social gatherings. The members also kept busy with fund raisers and providing information to WHS students who wanted to go abroad. Under the leadership of president Lisa Kohn and advisor Ralph Burke, the AFS club had a fun and educational year. Row 1: P. Holmquist. E. Pedersen. S. Gersdorf, S. Halpern. R. Froiland Row 2: Advisor Ralph Burke. L. Kohn. C. Hull. J. Ellington. N. Kunikane. M. Ahlback. S. Honderich Row 3: S. Berchten. D. Grinncll. J. Wilson. G. Rosemeier. J. Bacig DEBATE Early last fall announcements encouraged anyone interested to join the Washburn Debate team. At regular meetings, the team, with help from Advisor Ron Rogers, developed their potential. Then, every Wednesday and Saturday these students debated the resolution: Federal Government should establish safety guarantees on Consumer goods. As a result of their hard work, the team won the Metro League championship and also did well within their region. Row 1: J. Wilson. J. Holtzman. S. Christenson. W. Flecson. J. Ellington Row 2: M. Hoagberg. S. Hill, J. Ruder. E. Smart lK'jrr 9 em. cx t ro u) P 3 ie WAHIA Sharon Hill. Juniors James Bailey. Photographer Mollie Leiferman. Faculty Rhea Axiotis. Seniors Liz Ashwell, Sports Paul Reimer. Photographer Anne Mavity. Sports Frenchie Applewhite. Freshmen '3 j r . as Cliff Johnson. Advisor Carrie Carlson. NT 1981 Mark Christman. Sports Mary Van Every. Sophomores Colleen Cunmngham. Activities Laurie Ruble. Editor To the tune of, “Seven-thirty’s very early____the yearbook staff ambled into first hour to pool their resources and try to capture the school year on paper. We began, as all staffs gone before us, dutybound to produce the best yearbook Washburn has ever had. Annie Nielsen. Photogra- The production of a yearbook is impossible without the cooperation of many. We would like to thank the staff for their energy and innovations, David Banks Studio for providing our photographers with experience and handling senior, team. Dave Ellis, Editor and dance pictures. And a special thanks to Mr. Johnson for tolerating our incoi sistencies and helping us in every area. Without him, tl completion of this yearbook would not have been possibl We hope that we have given a unique and accurate record the 1980-81 school year and that this yearbook will be help in the years to come in reviving the memories of what h school life was like. Laurie Ruble and Dave Ellis, Editors Dale Peterson. Sports )rganizations Row 1: C. Carlson. B. Brown. B. Comer. J. Christenson. R. Jones Row 2: L. Ashwell. R. Prentice. A. Wjtta. J. Larson. L. Kos. M. Erickson Row 3: H. Quinn. S. Wik. T. Bergum. B. Lincoln. B. Smith. B. Anderson From agonizing defeats to State tournament victories, the guys and girls in orange and blue were there to keep the morale high. Washburn, being the only city school to have guy cheerleaders, had the advantage of male voices over the loud and enthusiastic crowds. With pepfests, cupcakes for team members, and a lot of spirit, the cheerleaders showed their support for their teams. Meeting for practice at 7:15 in the morning was no one’s idea of fun. but through hard work and a lot of direction from advisor Cliff Johnson, the cheerleaders proved themselves worthy of the Washburn name. 90 Varsity Cheerleading Row 1: C. Carlson. M. Erickson. R. Prentice. P. Birth. J. Christenson. J. Hcberle Row 2: B. Comer. L. Kos. J. Larson, D. Anderson. A. Witta. L. Ash well Row 3: L. Carlson. J. Nellas. M. Beetsch, M. Kane. M. Perrine. K. Horn Row 4: M. Ahlback. T. Bergum. Advisor Cliff Johnson. S. Wik. B. Anderson Sophomore Cheerleaders 92 Row 1: P. Wandmacher, J. Ness. B. Ployhar. P. Christenson Row 2: S. Swanson. L. Preston. E. Ruble Reach Row 1: J. Russell. J. Arbuckle. K. Risser. J. Devery, S. Volk Row 2: R. Axiotis. H. McCaffrey. A. Dingley. M. Glynn. M. Qualey, S. Hill. J. Ruder Row 3: Advisor Joyce Anderson. T. Shirley. E. Bowman. T. Devery. S. Ryan. K. Lee Row 4: Advisor Pauline Laybourn. M. Cobb. E. Pedersen. S. Halpern. S. Wik. D. Johnson. K. Horn. E. Smart. G. Rushman Officers Reach was formed five years ago with the purpose of making new students feel welcome at Washburn. Since then Reach has branched out not only helping new students, but making new teachers feel at home. Reach representatives help students on tally day, and parents during open house. Reach sponsors rollerskating parties and picnics. The biggest event of the year was world awareness night, where Washburn students voiced their opinions on World Hunger. Pauline Laybourn and Joyce Anderson were the Reach advisors. 9J Row 1: S. Faunce. L. Kohn Row 2: S. Hondcrich. E. Little Band Brass Varsity Band Row 1: T. Pikal. P. Gocres. W. Anderson. J. Wheeler. D. Hilden. E. Teisberg Row 2: T. Skahen. D. Saunders. F. Vollmar. D. Paulson. J. Canterbury. C. Caranicas Row 3:S. Zcnisek. B. Nordin. M. Bratrud. S. Stearns. C. Hahn. S. Pikal While playing the school song, the band helped to get Washburn’s homecoming game started in the right spirit. They helped represent our school at pepfests and athletic events. The band also played at the girls’ volleyball tournament and at the dedication service of the Third Street bridge. Three concerts were presented this year, one each trimester. Selling crates of fruit was their fund raiser for the spring trip to Brainerd. Saxophone and Drummers 94 Row 1: M. Glynn. J. Rudolph. T. Evers. M. Bridges. R. Bloom Row 2: H. Gregory. W. F'an, T. Bergum. B. Lincoln. D. Ready. G. Barnell Varsity Concert Band Row 1: L. Morrill. K. Leek. K. Chin. C. Velo. M. Lawson Row 2: S. MeBeath, K. Risser. M. Spriggs. W. Laxdal, A. Olson Row 3: M. Hoagberg. B. Butler. B. Carlson. P. Hemstreet. P. Ulseth. S. Groth Officers Asst. J. Asplund. Pres. T. Bergum. V. Pres. D. Saunders. Sec. A. VanValkenburg, Treas. C. Morrill Varsity Flute Band Row 1: T. Leezer. A. Bailey. K. Samuelson. C. Morrill. C. Pensingcr Row 2: S. Swanson. J. Pensinger. S. Peterson. B. Thomas. J. Arbuckle. L. Fewer Row 3: A. Austin. M. Meyer. R. Holtzleiter, A. VanValkenburg. C. Jibben. J. Asplund. P. Huempfncr Jazz Band Row 1: M. Bridges. R. Bloom. R. Heyne Row 2: C. Caranicas. P. Tidemann, W. Anderson. J. Wheeler. P. Goeres Row 3: A. Fosse. C. Hahn. S. Zenisek. S. Pikal. Director tenBensel Orchestra Pros. L. Brookshire. V. Pres. P. Reimer. Trcas. R. Kohn Upperstring Row 1: M. Smith. M. Devery. P. Ulseth, A. Bourgcault. A. Wolf Row 2: L. Lofgren. C. Broeckel. M. Theis. K. Robertson. A. Oriani % Advisor Mr. Lydell Low Orchestra Row 1: R. Simpson. L. Brookshire. K. Korzcnowski Row 2: T. Overbey, C. Kamminga Orchestra gave three concerts this year, a fall concert and spring concert at Washburn, and a Christmas concert presented at Southdale. They sold crates of fruit for their spring trip to Chicago. Bass and Percussion Row 1: W. Anderson. D. Hilden. C. Caranicas. C. Hahn. M. Bralrud Row 2: S. Zenisek. B. Lincoln. T. Bergum. G. Barnell. S. Pikal 97 98 JUNIORS Michael Abeln Amy Abraham Joseph Adams Bruce Adelsman Mark Alexander Joel Almquist Mary Amundson Brian Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson James Anderson John Anderson Karn Anderson Keith Anderson Daniel Anfinson Ann Bailey Kathy Arnold Elizabeth Barkony Jeffrey Barnell Melanie Barth Diane Bartko Margaret Beetsch Maurice Bellfield Leslie Berg Audrey Bennett David Bjelland Suzanne Blesener 100 Ronald Bloom Cynthia Booher Michael Bratrud Emily Brauer Gerald Brauer Jennifer Breen Janice Brewington Richard Brimacomb Cynthia Broeckel Denise Brown Mitchell Brown Gerald Brownrigg Trcmont Bryant David Budge Patricia Burgess Stephen Burtis Brody Burton Gregory Canfield Charles Caranicas Barbara Carlson Scott Carlson Daniel Carr Timothy Carter Scott Christenson Heidi Clyne Lisa Cobb Marcus Coleman Peter Coleman Kristin Comer Todd Conkright Mark Conrad Kerry Conway Troy Covart William Daher Aneela Dairkee Elizabeth Davis Jean Devery Jodi Dickey John Diehl Thomas Difflcy Beatrice Dobbins Pamela Dorset Robert Doty Michael Douglas Michelle Driscoll Melissa Dufoe Martin Dye Jeffery Ellington Alexandra Ellison David Ewald Jeanne Fahey 102 Wai Fan Harold Farmer Sonja Felder Deborah Fernholz Susan Fewer Christopher Flannery William Fleeson Patrick Flesher Jacqueline Floback Arthur Frazier Darrell Fusaro David Garten Charlotte Gashn Susan Genrich Susan Gersdorf Patrick Gibson Cathy Gilbert Kennethy Gilbert Glenn Givens Elizabeth Glattly Michael Goar Caroline Gould Daniel Graf David Gray Jeffery Gray Nancy Green Hayes Gregory Julie Groethe Karijo Gronberg Timothy Haines 103 Marcellus Hall David Halstead Floyd Hammond Mary Hanscom Sheldon Hansen Philip Hazel Lisa Heideman Patrick Hell Dana Henderson 104 Ross Hendrix Susan Hibbs Steven Hill Benjamin Hinrichs Karen Hirdler Mia Hoagberg George Hoch Deborah Hoesley Thomas Holme Philip Holtzleiter Kimberly Horn James Hostad Amy Hovland Donald Howard Jason Hoye Kathryn Hughes Eric Hunter Carolyn Hutt Kalease Jackson Jodi Jacobsen Olivia Jasper Peier Jeffrey John Jensen Brian Jodcll Deanne Johnson Erik Johnson Genevra Johnson Gordon Johnson Judith Johnson Kay Johnson Molly Johnson Nancy Johnson Nancy Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Robert Johnson Scott Johnson Wayne Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Irene Jones Rosie Jones Steven Jordan Ronald Kalenberg Jason Kalin Margaret Kane Lori Kasperek Patrick Keeler Nancy Keith Tanya Kelly 105 Steven Kienitz Mark Killeen Kimberly Konigson Darcy Kornmann Kay Korzenowski John Krautbauer Julie Krogh Dale Lachelt Lynn Lachman Nina Lacy Tracy Lafrenz Matthew Larson Timothy Laska Julie Latterell Wendy Laxdal Kathleen Leek Scott Lecy Michael Leenay Theresa Leezer John Lee Katharine Lee Pamela Lee David Lemke Cara Letofsky Kathryn Letson Shawn Lewis Kim Lingbeck Lee Lofgrcn Bridget Longman Jo-Ann Longman Sean Longman 106 V 4 Michael Lowey Elizabeth Ludtke William Lukens Barry Lussier Philip Madsen Jodi Marchiafava Barry Marks Holly Marsh Gregory Marsten Barbara Martinez Bruce Mathis Carlton Matson Mary Maunsell Lisa McClay David McConkey Susan McCreary Tracy McGowan Carrie McLaughlin Kevin McMenamy Daniel McNaughton William McNiff Karen Myers Carolyn Mykkeltvedt Jennifer Nellas Susan Nesheim Jonathon Nichols Nicholas Nicklow Susan Milton Charles Moon Patricia Moosbrugger Ann Mozey Trudi Mueller Regina Mure Michael Nielsen William Nordin Lisa Nordstrom Charles O’Brian Lynnette O'Brien Richard O’Donnell Yvonne Oliver Mary Olsen Kathleen Olson Joshua Orcuu Todd Orth Jane Oslund Kristine Otto Dennis Page Karen Paulsen Dominic Palmer David Pedersen Christopher Pensinger James Perrier Gloria Pesina Thomas Pikal Laura Ployhar Paul Podlucky Michael Polak Jeffrey Ponto Richard Popehn Eric Premack Jacqueline Pruitt Anne Quirk Robert Radcliff Derek Rasmussen Karl Rasmussen Diane Raymond David Ready Dana Reay Kevin Reed Paul Reimer Anthony Rhines Charlene Rhodes Randy Robbins Kathryn Robertson Katherine Robinson 109 Lisa Robinson Stacy Roder Ann Roering John Rogers Leslie Rogers Lynda Rogers Jay Rowland Judith Rudolph David Rudrud Jeffrey Ruhnke Scott Russell Susan Ryan Kari Samuelson Thomas Skahen David Slonaker Lisa Smith Robert Smith Jean Sawyer Peter Schenk Lance Schibilla Barbara Schmidt Kristen Seal Alycia Senkyr Timothy Sheehan Stephen Shields Christina Shirley Therese Showalter Eric Sigerseth Christopher Simondet HO Aft Gary Snyder Eric Solberg Bendt Sornson Susan Soulak Mary Spriggs Thomas Stanton Randolph Staten Jeffrey Stearns Scott Stearns Carla Steen Cynthia Steen Carol Sterner Cheryl Sterner Joel Streed Stacey Stubbs Peter Stumme Carol Styrbicki Greg Sundem Rhonda Tabor Mark Tersteeg Brian Thomas Laurie Thompson Mitchell Thompson John Thuras Donnette Tillman Anne-Marie Tomlinson Michael Totall Thomas Townsend Christopher Towry 111 Toya Trotter Pamela Ulseth Michele Van Heel Jeffrey Vavra Wendy Vest Joseph Viens Shayne Vincent Joseph Wagner James Walker Gregg Wandmacher Margaret Weaver Christopher Weber Caroline Whang Jeffrey Wheeler Scott Wik John Willette Lorilyn Williams Nielsen Williams Mark Willy Jerry Wilson Robert Winkels Miles Wittmcr Thomas Woldum Diane Wood Terrence Wyberg Douglas Yates Kristi Youngdahl 112 V SPORTS Row 1: L. Nordstrom. L. Lofgren. J. Hale. M. Spriggs. J. Midboe Row 2: B. Ludtke, C. Booker. M. Dahl. Coach Barb Sell. J. DePiano. K. Conkright. K. Risser 114 Volleyball Nov. 14. 1980 - The Women’s State Volleyball Tournament Entry - Washburn High School This year’s volleyball team, led by Coach Dockendorf, worked long and hard hours to prove they were a first-rate team. Made up of several returning players, they tied Southwest for first place in the conference. By bumping Southwest the second time around, they won the Region Title and proved they were prime candidates for the State Tournament. The women's first opponent was the fiesty International Falls team (record 19-0), whom they quickly subdued. With this victory under their belt, they met tournament favorite Armstrong who prevailed over the fighting Miller women. They returned home with a noble fourth place in the State Tournament. Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Wa Washburn VARSITY Firsi in Conference First in Region Fourth in Slate Record 17 wins - i losses Del-nSaUe North Ovper Spring 1-akC P-.rk South Southwest Central Regina Kdison Menllde S: Margaret Roosevelt Henry West 0 Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 2 Fndlcy Region Washburn 2 Central 0 Washhum 2 Fndley 1 Washburn 2 Southwest I Washburn 2 Park Center 0 Washburn 2 International Falla Washburn Washburn hbum 0 Armstrong Columbia Heights rong 2 Ma 2 thtS Row 1: S. Hart. R. Anderson. Capt. M. Weaver. Capt. J. Reeve, L. Anderson. J. DePiano Row 2: S. Gjersct. K. Heistad. A. Lundeen. Coach Barb Sell. Coach Judy Dockendorf. L. Fraser. P. Weaver. B. Longman WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY First in City First in Region Twelfth in State City Meet Washburn 56 Southwest 61 Central 70 Edison 91 North 96 Roosevelt 150 Henry 155 Women’s Cross-Country Fun loving, talented, and dedicated can all be used to describe the 1980 Women’s Cross Country team. Under the coaching of Mark Gagstet-ter. who this year also coached the men’s team, the women worked hard to achieve the city title. Winning first in Regions qualified the team to go to State where they captured a proud twelfth place. Two outstanding runners, Mary Weber and Kathy Robinson, placed sixteenth and thirtieth respectively. A highlight during the season was the annual Swain Meet, an overnight occasion for the women. held in Duluth. Teams throughout the state participated in what proved to be a fun race for all. 116 Row 1: K. Murray. A. Mosely. K. Park. X Palmer. M. Weber. M. Schaper. K. Bariko Row 2: A. Kjelsberg. S. Faunce. 1. Ruble. K. Conway. L. Rinker. K. Rouu Row 3: Coach Mark Gagstcuor. S U r:i;hi. K. Gustafson. K. Robinson. K. Rouu. S. Klaers. B. Gormlcy Men’s Cross Country MEN S CROSS COUNTRY Fourth in City Sixth in Region City Meet Southwest Roosevelt Henry Washburn South Edison North Central West As a result of another cut from the school athletic budget, this year’s cross country teams were combined under one coach, Mark Gagstetter. This season’s competition was fierce, coming from a conference that would eventually produce the state champions. Although the team placed fourth in the City Conference, it is proud of the individual achievement of captain Dave Bjelland for being named to the All-City Team. Row 1: E. Lundegaard. T. Carlson. E. Prcmack. B. Soli. K. Alderson. M. Kjelsberg Row 2: M. Hall. B. McCann. R. Perry. J. Vavra. D. McConkcy Row 3: Coach Mark Gagsieucr. T. Wyberg. C. Teague. Capt. D. Bjelland. M. Nehotte. C. 117 Flannery Women’s Tennis Leaving their opponents stunned, the Women’s tennis team went undefeated in conference matches. The team with six returning seniors had the depth to take advantage of the change to seven point scoring. Coach Nancy Moody had help from Assistant Coach Trish Homstad as well as from an accommodating team. Their first match against Southwest resulted in a close victory for the women, sweeter still because of the tough competition between the teams. The women remained on top throughout the rest of the season and finished first in the city. Washburn was represented in the State meet by freshman Daina Skuru-pijs. She battled hard but lost to experienced competitors. Row 1: D. Skurupijs, K. Lloyd. N. Hinrichs. L. Flannery, D. Evert, N. Johnson. M. Spriggs Row 2: Coach Nancy Moody. K. Sammond. Capt. L. King. C. Cunningham. M. King, A. Bailey. B. Campion, Capi. M. Raab WOMEN'S TENNIS First in City Record: 8 wins - 0 losses Washburn 4 Southwest 3 Washburn 1 Central 0 Washburn 7l South 0 Washburn 6 Edison 1 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 6 West 1 Washburn 7 North 0 © Sophomore Football With the help of experienced coaching, the 1980 sophomore football team showed the talent of a seasoned varsity team. While suffering a loss to Roosevelt in only their second game, the little Millers bounced back and defeated their next three opponents by a total score of 42 to 12. Although the season was a short one, the sophomore team gained the skill and experience necessary to benefit next year’s varsity squad. SOPHOMORE FOOTB LlI Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 2 losses Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn. Washburn Washburn 1 ! puth % 0 oosevelt 22 .test 0 Central 0 Southwest 12 Edison... 34 North jjj 1 Row 1: S. Watts. S. Dobbins, S. Mulloy. J. Friederich. M. Johnson. W. Lockett. J. Egan. B. Reichow. H. P'inch Row 2: P. Westgaard. S. Cook. P. Hall, B. Bayerkohler. M. Larson. B. Warn. S. Foley. D. Koughan. R. Bergland Row 3: Coach Bruce Turnbaugh, M. Radtke. R. Gibson. R. Morgan. M. Foster. P. Christman. P. Nielsen. S. Dye. Coach Jim Zobel Row 4: M. Brown. T. Muse. J. Adams. T. Armstrong. M. Ehrlin. K. Hanson. J. Siegel. B. Mielke. G. Hanson Varsity Football Under the leadership of four captains, the football team started the season rock-ribbed. Outscoring their first three conference opponents by a total of 67-7, the Millers showed potential for a city championship. Injuries soon took their toll on the Millers. With key starters out of the lineup, the team went into an inevitable slump. However, with determination and a few of the injured players returning, the Millers gradually worked their way up to a 12-6 victory over second place Henry. The impressive victory put the Millers in a third place finish and showed the strength of a healthy Washburn football team. varsity football Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 4 losses Washburn 12 South 0 Washburn 6 Cambridge 17 Washburn 14 Roosevelt 7 Washburn 41 West 0 Washburn 0 Central 34 Washburn 12 Southwest 14 Washburn 0 Edison 6 Washburn 21 North 13 Washburn 12 Henry 6 £ w ■ ■ r Row J: D. Schloeneker. T. Skahen. D. Big wood, M. Phillips, M. Huggar. H. Austin, Capt. D. Rogers, S. Feldman. B. Mathis. J. Ellington. D. Howard. K. Reed Row 2: T. Holme. P. Johnson. T. Nagy. P. Hazel. G. Hoch. P. Gibson. R. Kissel. J. Ponto. D. Anfinson. P. Goeres. M. Olson. B. Michael Row 3: Mgr. S. Carlson. Mgr. L. Kaner. J. Orcutt. D. Machacek. J. Orcutt. G. Givens. P. Stumme. Coach John Eiler. Coach Dave King, Coach George Wemeier. Coach Dick McNamcr. J. Braver. K. Anderson. Capt. D. Callender. J. McNiff, C. Burton. Mgr. D. Flowers Row 4: S. Lecy. D. Nesscl. R. Brimacomb. D. Jacox. B. Bonner. G. Mure. J. Withrow. M. Goar. B. Courteau Row5:Capt. J. Urbanek. J. Lundeen. T. Carter. J. Almquist. D. McGuire. B. Shepherd. J. Popham. B. Fogelberg. S. Jordan. M. Warren. M. , Lanie. Capt. R. Erdall Women’s Row 1: R. Lundeen. M. Ulrich, S. Lau. M. Lundeen. K. Munson. J. Raugusi. S. Ritter. J. Nellas Row 2: T. Garrett. C. Jibbon. L. Morrill. K. Fishman. J. Carlson. L. Fewer. K. Flanagan. K. Crocker Row 3: Capt. C. Morrill. M. Maunsell, M. Boumen. K. Wagner. H. Marsh. S. Fewer. J. Miller. C. McLaughlin Row 4: Coach Jill Bailin. Capt. A. Pohlmann. D. Hughes. Capt. K. Oliphant. S. Bell. J. Ness. S. Hall. K. O’Grady. Asst. Coach Betsy Johnson This year’s women’s swim learn dove into the season with high expectations. After three months of grueling workouts, the Millers swam to an undefeated dual meet championship, including a win over St. Cloud Apollo for the first time in six years. The Millers then stroked on to win the City Conference meet and proudly captured the Twin City Title. The women swam excellently in Regions, but placed second only to a highly experienced Blake team. With the arrival of the State Meet, WHS had an entry in the 400 freestyle relay consisting of Cathy Morrill, Liz Morrill, Anna Pohlmann. and Jeanne Miller with a new school record of 3.52.3. Individually Cathy Morrill placed first in both the 100 and 200 yard freestyles; the latter in which she set a new school and regional meet record of 2.01.4. All of these highlighted the season and then some. The slippery sophomores won the City Sophomore Meet and six of the mighty Miller swimmers received placement on the All-City Conference team. Swimming WOMEN’S SWIMMING First in Conference Second in Region Record: 8 wins - 0 losses Region Meet Blake 303 Washburn 267 Southwest 173 West 102 Edison 99 Henry 65 Del-aSalle 62 Marshall-U 56 South 31 Central 22 Roosevelt 14 123 Varsity Soccer Being one of the only soccer teams in Minnesota to be undefeated after their first eight games, the 1980 Washburn soccer team earned a solid eighth position in the sportswriters weekly ratings. Due to several serious injuries, the team suffered five straight losses and dropped out of the final ratings. With leadership coming from eleven seniors, the team swept the Region Six Championship by allowing only one goal in three games, and becoming the first soccer team from Minneapolis to enter the state tournament. In the opening round the Millers “dehoofed” the Mustangs from Moundsview with a 2-1 victory in overtime. Unfortunately the Millers chances of a State Championship vanished with a 3-2 loss in the state semi-finals to the eventual state champs, the Burnsville Braves. The Millers are proud for the honors achieved by senior forward Tim Swanson for being elected to the All-State team and coach Frank Ario for being named “coach of the year.” Row 1: S. Mellgren, D. Galbraith. Capt. J. Parsons. S. Berchten. D. Yates. D. Ranzinger. D. Lumbar. D. Cowan. J. Stearns Row 2: K. Leaf. R. Winkels. C. Carlson. L. Ashwell. J. Larson. J. Heberle, M. Erickson, S. Russell. C. Theros Row 3: C. O'Brian. Capt. T. Swanson. T. Laska. J. Blattic. M. Moormann. M. Bratrud, T. Walchuk. J. Dullum. S. Johnson Row 4: Coach Frank Ario. Capt. D. Peterson. S. Ward. P. Schenk. T. Sheehan. B. Carland. N. Nicklow. P. Holmcjuist. Coach Len Ritter mm varsity soccer First in City First in Region State Semifinalist Record: 13 wins - 7 losses Washburn i Cottage Grove 0 Washburn 4 Sitnley 0 Washburn 6 Rosemount 1 Washburn 4 Robbinsdale 3 Washburn '9 Prior Lake 1 Washburn 2 Wayzata 0 Washburn 3 Marshall-U 1 Washburn 3 Richfield 2 Washburn 3 Orono 4 Washburn 2 Kennedy 0 Washburn 2 Armstrong 3 Washburn 0 Minnehaha Washburn Washburn Academy 1 1 Apple Valley 2 1 Benilde-St. Margaret 3 Washburn 2 Minnetonka Region 4 Washburn 5 Holy Angels 0 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 2 St Louis Park State 1 Washburn 2 Mounds View 1 OT Washburn w 2 Burnsville 3 Sophomore Soccer SOPHOMORE SOtsfcy Record: 6 wjns - 6 losses - 3gUes ■a . W4 . r 'anp Washburn Washburn 2 3 Park Cottage Grove Simley 2 0 Washburn 3 Roscmount 2 Washburn 3 Robbinsdale 0 Washburn 1 Wayzata 1 Washburn 0 Richfield 1 Washburn 3 Orono 0 Washburn 0 Bloomington Kennedy 2 Washburn 0 Armstrong 2 Washburn 1 Apple Valley 1 Washburn 1 Benilde 5 Washburn 1 Minnetonka 0 Minnehaha Tourney Washburn 3 Cretin .. VH 0 Washburn 0 Bloomington Jefferson 4 Washburn 0 Bloomington Kennedy 1 126 Row J: T. Mattison, G. Dahl, A. Lindaas, T. Comer. J. Lincoln, D. Baldwin. P. Walchuk. R. Garrett. D. Hilden. M. Lukens How 2: P. Moormann. P. Sutton. D. Courteau' K. Ario. M. Dalton. J. Hagg. J. Vavra. K. Fricke. D. Erickson How 3: G. Hartley, M. Gulland' R. Lincoln. T. Marchiafava, Coach Tony Winkels. Coach Cary Komoto. R. Cook. J. Holtzman. B. Prince. W. Their How 4: J. Lau, R. Schweitzer. M. Klaers. P. Schmike. R. Nilson. M. Thompson. N. Lundeen. G. Ronhovde. J. Michael MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First in City First in Region Eighth in State Region Meet Washburn 167 Edison 156 Southwest 139 South 116 Roosevelt 96 West 90 Henry 74 Marshall-U 59 North 66 Row 1: S. Hil. Capt. E. Premack. Capt. T. Carlson. B. Butler. J. Holzman. T. Schenk. M. Kjelsbcrg. Row 2: L. Bay. R. Johnson. K. Aldcrson. C. Pensmger. J. Burkehart. B. Krantz. Row 3: Coach Gary Wald. R. Perry. B. McCann. D. Paulson. M. Williams. A. Hill. If i Men’s Cross Country Skiing This year’s skier’s enthusiasm wasn’t dampened by the second near-snow-less season. From practice in November until the State Meet in February, the men worked long and hard. Becuase of the lack of snow, meets regularly scheduled at Theodore Wirth Park had to be cancelled. Instead, the city coaches got together and planned mini-meets at Lake Calhoun. The real challenge, however, came at the city and region meets, held concurrently at Hyland Hills. The men came out ahead and were sent to the State Meet held at Sugar Hills in Grand Rapids. They came home with an eighth place and memories of good times. 128 Women’s Cross Country Skiing twenty-five In early November over Washburn women began practice for the 1980-81 cross country ski season, the largest in Washburn ski history. After several meets were cancelled due to no snow, the city coaches set up mini meets at Lake Calhoun. This game the women a chance to see the competition they were up against. When the region and city meets arrived, held simultaneously at Hyland Hills, the women were ready. They received two team first places and were sent to the State Meet at Sugar Hills in Grand Rapids. At the State Meet, the Wash-burn women were overwhelmed by both the lavish room accomodations and the talent displayed by their opponents. All in all, this year’s ski team had the best season ever. None of it — the good times, the hard work, and the trophies — could have been ac-complished without “the Elf.” Coach Gary Wald Row 1: M. Weber. K. Lee. Capt. S. Wright. Capt. H. Almquist. S. Robinson. N. Johnson Row 2: D. Cherry. S. Honderich. J. Pensinger. K. Gustafson. E. Park. C. Jibben. S. Christenson. A. Mavity Row 3: M. Qualey. K. Lindeman. B. Baglien. J. Arbuckle. M. Glynn. A. Dees. A. Dodge WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First In City First in Region Eighth in State Region Meet Washburn 125 Edison 105 Southwest 102 Marshall-U 61 North 51 Henry 43 Roosevelt 13 MEN’S SWIMMING | Second in Conference Won City Relay Meet Third in Region Washburn 50 l 2MarshalI-U 31 1 2 Washburn 51 Central 31 Washburn 106 1 2 South 60 1 2 ashburn 48 Edison 35 Washburn 86 ashhurn 100 shburn 31 mm 119 Washburn 104 Washburn 83 Southwest 86 Marshall-U 66 Edina East 51 Central 50 South 62 Edison 78 Washburn 83 1 2 Southwest 88 1 2 1J0 As the snowflakes began to fall, the men’s swim team warmed up for a new season. With extended practice time and the addition of morning practices before school, the men with high hopes of taking city plunged into the year by winning the City Relay Meet. After months of painful workouts, the team had swum to an 8-0-1 record. Coming into the last dual meet of the 1981 season, the undefeated Millers faced the also unbeaten Indians. After an extremely close meet, including three ties. Washburn was touched out of the City Championship by a score of 88 1 2 to 83 1 2. Qualifying for State were Jim Carl, placing first in the Section VIII Regional Meet in the 100 yard butterfly and second in the 200 yard individual medley, and Hayes Gregory, who placed first in the Regional diving competition. Row 1: S. Weeks. S. Berkley. Capl. D. Ellis. D. Ellis. D. Eyestone, P. Goeres. Row 2: N. Kaatrud. D. Rudrud. S. Peterson. J. Lex. E. Hepner, Capt. D. Saunders. Row 3: Coach B. Turnbaugh. Coach J. Eiler, L. Kaner, S. Zenisek. J. Adams. H. Gregory. Row 4: T. Viette. J. Wheeler. W. Fleason. C. Moon. J. Carl 131 Men’s Varsity Basketball Competing in a conference which included the number one rated team in the state, the Washburn Millers varsity basketball team achieved a strong second place finish in both their conference and their region behind defending State Champions -Minneapolis North. The team was led by tri-captains Clay Burton. Billy Shepherd, and Michael Wilson. The Millers are proud of the achievements set by Captains Clay Burton and Michael Wilson for being selected to the All-City team. Clay Burton was also chosen by the coaches as the MVP in the city conference. With a strong nucleus of underclassmen coming back for next year’s squad, they will try and accomplish the proud 17-5 record registered by this year’s team. Row 1: M. Dobbins. J. Kalin. P. Johnson. R. Kissel. J. McCrimmon. V. McMillan. B. Burton 132 Row 2: Coach Louis Boone. Capt. B. Shepherd. M. Warren. L. Armstrong. A. Frazier. Capt. C. Burton, i) Budge. T. Wallace. Capt. M. Wilson MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Second in Conference Second in Regions Record: 17 wins - 5 losses Washburn 63 Roosevelt 49 Washburn 74 Henry 49 Washburn 61 St. Cloud Apollo 64 Washburn 55 Howard Lake 49 Washburn 95 West 58 Washburn 59 Southwest 55 Washburn 61 North 77 Washburn 82 Edison 48 Washburn 76 South 40 Washburn 61 Central 53 Washburn 89 Roosevelt 43 Washburn 67 Henry 44 Washburn 82 West 76 Washburn 57 Southwest 48 Washburn 47 North 60 Washburn 52 Edison 39 Washburn 58 South 62 Washburn 63 Central 59 Regions Washburn 75 Henry 47 Washburn 62 South 57 Washburn 52 Totino Washburn 52 Grace 36 North 69 Sophomore Basketball Because of the remarkable achievements set by this year’s sophomore basketball team, the future for men’s basketball at Washburn looks promising. The team finished first in the city conference by defeating eleven teams by forty points or more while enroute to a 17-1 record. The season ended SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First in Conference Twin City Champions Record: 17 wins - 1 loss Washburn 82 Roosevelt S3E3S 24 Washburn 71 Henry 42 Washburn 78 Howard l.akc 39 Washburn 99 West 36 Washburn 87 Southwest 47 Washburn 50 North 54 Washburn 75 Edison 33 Washburn 84 South 42 Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 60 69 71 93 Central Roosevelt Henry 54 17 49 50 West Washburn 81 Washburn 55 Southwest North 36 43 Washburn'1 79 Edison 25 Washburn Washburn 84_ South Central (Forfiet) 42 Twin bity Championship Washburn 70 St. Paul Central 56 with a 24 point victory over St. Paul Central for the Twin City Championship. Row 1: D. Chappell, C. Puckett. M. Johnson, C. Salone, S. Dobbins, W. Lockett. W. Burnstein flow 2: Coach Jim Bowen. C. Teague. R. Nilsen. T. Armstrong. R. Velasco. J. Lundeen, G. Hampton. T. Muse. Mgr. L. Tucker 134 J.V. Hockey F.:-.c • In past history, Washburn's JV hockey teams have been the city champs on numerous occasions including the last year’s team. First year coach Keith O’Brien had high expectations of maintaining this feat with this year’s squad. Unfortunately, the team fell into the same steps as the varsity team and came up with a strong second place finish behind Southwest with a 11-7-2 record. JV HOCKEY Second in Conference Record: 11 wins - 7 losses - 2 ties Washburn 4 Blaine 4 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 2 Irondale 9 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 6 Washburn 3 Cretin 2 Washburn 9 South 1 Washburn 2 Stillwater 6 Washburn 1 Edison 2 Washburn 0 Southwest 4 Washburn 5 Henry 4 Washburn 4 West 2 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 9 South 0 Washburn 10 Edison 0 Washburn 5 Southwest 6 Washburn 5 Henry 2 Washburn 7 West 6 Washburn 5 Columbia Heights 5 Washburn 7 Eisenhower 1 Washburn 4 SPA 5 OT flow 1: D. Erickson. T. Laska. S. Bell. G. Hartley. M. Backman. D. Crandall, J. Orcutt. D. Courteau flow 2: Coach Keith O’Brien. M. Brown. B. Crandall. D. Ranzingcr. P. Schemke. D. Podas. D. Yates. C. Mattson. K. Strawman VARS IOCKEY Second in Conference Record: 17 wins - 1 tosses - 1 tie Washburn 3 Washburn 10 ■ Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 2 Irondal 8 Elk River 12 South 3 Richfield Washburn 6 Stillwater 4 Washburn 9 Edison 1 Washburn 14. Central 0 Washburn 5 Sothwest 5 Washburn 2 Henry 3 Washburn 11 West 2 Washburn 13 Roosevelt 3 Washburn South 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 9 Washburn 10 Central 2 Washburn 8 Henry 5 Washburn 4 West 1 Washburn 6 SPA 3 Regions Washburn 7 Lincoln 1 Washburn 1 Jefferson 4 136 Varsity Hockey The 1980-81 varsity hockey team took on many new faces this year. Among those faces were head coach A1 DeWolf and his assistant Keith O’Brian. Together they molded a young, inexperienced hockey squad in to a team powerful and threatening enough to challenge the eventual winner of Region V. After suffering a one goal loss to Henry in their first encounter, the Millers got revenge the second time around with an 8-5 victory to capture a second place in conference play behind Southwest. Competing in regions with Bloomington schools for the first time, the Millers came into their first regional game displaying their best hockey all season with an explosive 7-1 victory over Bloomington Lincoln. Matching up in the regions semifinals with another Bloomington school, the Millers in an underdog role, fell short of their goal of making it to the State Tournament by losing to the eventual Region V winner, Bloomington Jefferson. Their tremendous effort and work all season long earned them a respected 17-4-1 record. Row 1: S. Johnson. M. Lowey. M. Larson, P. Christman. J. Dullum. J. Biattie, J. Parsons, B. Courteau. D. Cowan, Capt. D. Peterson Row 2: Coach A1 DeWolf. Capt. M. Christman. S. Mellgren, D. Lumbar. K. Leaf. J. Hoffman. M. Ellison, J. Galameau, S. Feldman. B. Butler. Capt. R. Erdall. Coach Keith O'Brian Women’s Varsity Basketball The 1981 women’s basketball team, made up of several returning players, knew exactly what they wanted from the start. Vigorous workouts, hard drills, and an over abundance of enthusiasm put the Millers on the road to victory. The team suffered a let down when they lost to Southwest early in the season, but bounced back and beat the Indians the second time around, giving themselves a second place title in the conference. When the Regional meet came, the WHS girls played like experts and dribbled past all, including Southwest a third time, to claim the Region AA title and gain entry into the State Tournament. Excitement at the State Tournament was abundant, and the women’s first round was against a mighty Coon Rapids team who eventually captured the State Crown. Fighting hard the women were defeated, but went on to win their second round against a seasoned Lakeville squad. The Miller women ended the season with their dreams fulfilled and came home to a school full of old and new admireres. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Second in Conference Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 46 Washburn 41 Region ament Entry t ins - 4 losses Edison 49 South 43 Central 57 Roosevelt 16 Cooper 32 Henry 32 West 21 Southwest 40 North 40 Edison 35 South 32 Central 47 Roosevelt 16 Henry 26 Marsnall-U 33 West 23 Southwest 39 28 Osseo 48 Holy Angels 46 North 35 Southwest 36 mrnament Coon Rapids 61 Lakeville 45 Edina West 56 Row 1: L. King, N. Johnson. Capt. M. Weaver. Capt. J. Reeve. Capt. A. Lundecn, M. Schaper, S. Gjerset Row£Coach Judy Dockendorf. S. Hart. B. Longman. M. Spriggs. L. Frazier. E. Olierman. K. Bardell. P. Weaver. Mgr. K. Risser. Asst. Coach Barb Sell 139 Minneapolis Tribune Fri., Mar. 13, 1981 Pushed, Frazier leads Washburn past Southwest, on to tourney State girls’ basketball tourney pairings Class AA QUARTERFINALS Thursday at Civic Canter Lakeville CIS-3) vs. Little Falls (19-3), 1:20 p.m. Coon Rapids (22-0) vs. Washburn (20-2), 3:20 p.m. Shakopee (21 -2) va. Duluth Central (21-1), 7:20 p.m. ) vs. Edina-West 0 p.m. Class A QUARTERFINALS Thursday at Met Center Mankato Loyola (21-2) vs. New York Mills (21-2), 1:05 p.m. Tracy (21 -4) vs. Moose Lake (22-1). 3:05 p.m. Heron Lake-Okabena (23-0) vs. Begley (21-2). 7:05 p.m. Austin PaceUi (22-0) vs. Albany (22-1). 9:05 p.m. 140 Practices for this year’s women’s JV basketball team, coached by Barb Sell, consisted of a lot of running, shooting baskets, and going over plays. This hard work helped condition the young, agile players to a first-rate team. As the season progressed, the J V players increased in their ability and impressed all by their exceptional play on the court. The aggressiveness of the women showed when they applied a hard press on the other teams to pull a 16-3 record and grabbed both the title of City and Twin City Champions. WOMEN S JV BASKETBALL First in Conference Twin City Champions Record: 16 wins - 3 losses Washburn 21 Edison 12 Washburn 53 South 23 Washburn 55 Central 6 Washburn 33 Roosevelt 16 Washburn 49 Cooper 27 Washburn 41 Henry 32 Washburn 34 West 18 Washburn 32 Southwest 27 Washburn 40 North 38 Washburn 32 Edison 23 Washburn 48 South 7 Washburn 55 Central 8 Washburn 35 Roosevelt 19 Washburn 38 Henry 40 Washburn 31 Marshall-U 37 Washburn 51 West 23 Washburn 34 Southwest 37 Washburn 40 North 12 Twin City Washburn 34 Durham 31 J.V. Women’s Basketball Row 1: N. Murdock. S. Dahl. L. SovclI. Capt. R. Anderson. K. Heistad. C. Booker. C. Kamminga. A. Sheetz Row 2: Coach Barb Sell. D. McKnight. L. Nicolski. S. Bergerson. K. VanEvery. J. Peterson. N. Holgrafcr. Mgr. K. Risser 141 Row 1: E. Costas. J. Oliphant, K. Hirdler. D. Alevizos. J. Hill. J. Eian. J. Ness, P. Dorset. L. Erickson. M. Bartell, K. Strandlund Row 2: A. Yates. S. Graff. A. Olsen. P. Moore. M. Gibson, C. Marble Row 3: Coach Mickey Fonfara, Capt. K. Brownrigg, Capt. B. Brown. Capt. K. Oliphant. Asst. Coach Dave Jensen The 1980-81 gymnastics team vaulted into the new season with hopes of victory; these hopes were soon to be turned into truths. After hours of tormenting practices, the mighty Miller women gracefully sprang over all in their conference to become the City Conference Champs. With an 8-1 record, their only loss came to a more experienced Durham team. Showing that one loss couldn’t effect them, the prancing team tumbled over all in the City Tournament and went on to place third in the Region meet. 142 Gymnastics WOMEN S GYMNASTICS First in Conference City Tournament Champs Third in Region Record: 8 wins • 1 loss 111 Southwest 115 Edison 1M Roosevelt 113 Central 115 West' Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 1'win City Washburn 116 Durham 143 SLALOM SKIING MEN’S SLALOM SKIING Record: 1 win 8 losses Section Meet Blake 334 Woodbury 309 Hastings 299 Minnehaha 281 Harding 256 Edison 232 Park 228 Johnson 215 Highland 206 Washburn 192 Row 1: B. Sornson. P. Hemstreet. A. Schepers. C. Ward. F. Raich. S. Stearns . Row 2: E. Frymire. Capt. P. Weber. A. Gaertner, M. Larson. C. Sornson. P. Stumme Led by the four senior captains this Row3:Coach Jim Swift. Capt. D. Sammond.C. Anderson. J. Noonan. C. Hitzcman.S. Lecy. year’s slalom team got off to a dy- G. Oberpriiier namic start. Both new and old mem WOMEN’S SLALOM SKIING Record: 3 wins • 5 losses Section Meet Hastings 260 Blake 257 Breck 227 Woodbury 200 Washburn 187 Johnson 179 Minnehaha 162 Harding 158 Park 157 Edison 124 bers spent long hours dry land training, preparing for the day the snow would fly. When the feathered rain finally came, it wasn’t enough and on-hill practice depended on man made snow. It was only necessary to cancel one meet because of poor condition. Coach Jim Swift and Advisor Dave Flugstad kept the team's moral high through a rollercoaster season of wins and losses. In sectionals, the girls placed fifth, for the team, and the guys placed tenth. Row 1: A. Olson. S. Rollwagcn. D. Johnson. L. Holcomb. Capi. M. Leiferman. Capi. G. Rollwa-gen. S. Groth Row2: M. Lawson. N. Rude. S. Lynn. K. Robertson. B. Lee, K. O’Grady. J. Bailey. L. Hoffman Row 3: Coach Jim Swift. L. Yovicson. A. Hovland. K. Anderson. K. Theil. A. Roering. S. Sawyer. M. Bcctsch J.V. Wrestling JV WRESTLING Record: 4 wins - 2 losses Washburn 30 Henry 24 Washburn 46 Southwest 24 Washburn 30 South 6 Washburn 29 Edison 33 Washburn 30 Roosevelt 33 Washburn 34 North 24 While working hard to gain a position on the varsity lineup, the JV wrestling squad grappled their way to a 4 and 2 conference record. The experience gained on the JV team should help strengthen future varsity squads. Row 1: R. Heyne. J. McNiff, G. Puller. M. Thurner. T. Comer. P. McNiff. B. Nordin. G. Ellington Row 2: T. Diffley. C. Shmed. B. Schlick. T. Banc. P. McNiff. J. Boyt, T. Marchiafava Row3: Coach Fred Landin, G. Hoch. R. Schweitzer. J. Siegel. S. Longman. R. Selin. G. Brauer. M. Schultz VARSITY WRESTLING Tied for Second in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 45 Henry 15 Washburn 21 Southwest 27 Washburn 45 South 15 Washburn 36 Edison 21 Washburn 14 Roosevelt 41 Washburn 36 North 24 Washburn 47 Central Region Washburn 27 North 37 140 Row 1: T. Hoecherl, J. Samuelson. J. Meyer. B. Reichow, D. Callander. K. Beving Row 2: M. Moorman, C. Simondet, B. Michael. D. Ready. C. Hoecherl Row 3: Coach Fred Landin. J. McNiff. M. Bridges, R. Winkels. D. Nessel. M. Bratrud Varsity Wrestling Early in the season, the 1981 wrestling squad, led by eight seniors, was looking forward to a successful season. Unfortunately, inexperience at the light and heavy weights, and sickness in the middle weights, hampered the matmen’s performance. A tough non-conference schedule and a close city conference made it rough on the Millers, but the grapplers managed to tie for second in the city with Southwest. Topping off the season was Dave Nessel and Mike Bratrud who placed second in the region and went on to the State Tournament. 147 ■« •' l Women’s Badminton The unflagging effort of the 1980 badminton team resulted in an exciting season. Although a majority of the team members were first season players they merged as a team with style. The difficult workouts and tough matched culminated in a fifth place in their conference. Row 1: B. Ludtke. K. Wagner. P. Ulseth. K. Conkrighl. K. Otto. A. Dodge. S. Ashner Row 2: M. Qualey. M. Spriggs. K. Lindeman. L. Nordstrom. P. Weaver. L. Brookshire. J. Pensinger Row 3: Coach Barb Sell. E. Ollcrman. C. Webb. C. Dunningham. B. Carlson. K. Johnson. S. Sorenson BADMINTON Fifth in Conference Record: 5 win - 4 losses WB 6 Southwest 1 WB 2 Roosevelt 5 WB 7 North 0 WB 0 Kdtaon VJ 7 WB 5 Henry 2 WB 0 Central 7 WB 6 MarshaU-U 1 WB 5 West 2 WB 0 South 7 V Men’s Tennis Tennis in 1980 will be remembered for the performance of the invincible Bjorn Borg who was shooting for a fifth straight Wimbledon and his first U. S. Open Championship. The Washburn tennis team also had high goals. Their first goal of winning a city championship slipped out of their grip with losses to Southwest and Roosevelt in conference matches. The team worked hard the rest of the season and advanced to the region semifinals. There they met Southwest, and their chances for a state tournament berth were eliminated. Southwest defeated them in a match that was drawn out to a third set tie breaker. MEN’S TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 8 wins - 1 losses Washburn 4 North 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 3 Washburn 5 West 0 Washburn 4 )ron ) H3 Washburn 4 South 1 Washburn 4 Edison 1 Washburn 0 Park Center 5 Washburn 4 Central 1 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 4 Henry 1 Regions Washburn 5 Benilde 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 3 Row 1: H. Vindehall. C. Flannery. T. Wallace. P. Schenk. T. Overby Row 2: Coach Alan Wurst. R. Doty. B. Nordquist. P. Washington. P. Jansson. D. Goldberg Golf Row 1: K. Risser. Capt. B. Campion. M. Ulrich Row 2: S. Wright. J. Oslund. Coach D. Ruliffson. M. Hall. L. Fewer With the skill acquired from over twenty years experience as a golf coach, Old Man Ruliffson” suc- MEN'S GOLF Second in Conference Record: 7 wins - 1 loss W ashburn 222 West 255 Washburn 225 Central 287 Washburn 218 Edison 238 Washburn 229 Southwest 220 Washburn 220 North 230 Washburn 232 Henry 233 Washburn 220 South 258 Washburn 223 Roosevelt 244 cessfully swung the men’s and women’s golf teams through an exciting season. The women’s team, although made up entirely of underclassmen, displayed the talent of seasoned golfers. Coming into their last two matches with a shaky record, the women golfers managed close but victorious matches to finish off the season. The men’s team, consisting of at least one golfer from each class, pulled a proud second place in the city conference. Dave Crandall, a freshman, highlighted the season WOMEI Sixth in Conference Record: 4 wins - 5 losses Washburn 184 Washburn 184 Washburn 208 Washburn 170 Washburn 189 Washburn 191 Washburn 190 Washburn 192 Washburn 194 West 162 Marshall-U 180 Central Edison Southwest North Henry South Roosevelt 212 178 160 206 241 189 191 when he advanced to the State Tournament. WOMEN'S TRACK Twin City Indoor Washburn 74.5 Highland Park 42 Derham Hall 32 Harding 30 Southwest 17 Minneapolis Central 15 City Meet Washburn 144 Central 97 Southwest 57 North 54 Edison! 44 Roosevelt 37 South , . 22 West 6 Henry 4 Women’s Track With Gag urging them on the Lady Leggers had a powerful 1980 season. Hard workouts, including a variety of exercises, painful hills, and lake runs strengthened the women. As the season progressed, the Millers went undefeated in conference meets. Their season culminated at the City meet where they ran over everyone and set a new city record-4:01 in the mile relay. Several of the girls qualified for the State meet. They performed well but returned home without a medal. Row 1: H. Marsh. A. Kjelsberg. S. Gjerset. S. Robinson. K. Gustafson. N. Palmer. M. Weber. S. Mahannah, K. Conway. M. Schaper, K. Routt Row2:S. Klaers. K. Anderson. J. Thompson. Capt. B. Brown. P. Haines. T. Crowson. L. Rinker, M. Brownrigg. K. Reimer. A. Mavity. K. Sammond, S. Dornfeld Row 3:K. Zenisck. J. Hale. D. Jex, A. Fishman. C. Marshall. P. Fisher. L. Flannery. A. Breen. B. Gormley. K. Bartko. E. Costas. Capt. P Letofsky Row 4: Coach Mark Gagstetter. D. Cherry. K. Mitby, K. Johnson, L. Frazier. K. Johnson. F. Ostrum. L. Vecoli. K. Murray. Capt. M Heiman. Asst. Coach Becky Vossen, D. Hahn 153 Men’s Track The young and inexperienced 1980 Miller track team began the season strong with an impressive victory over Bloomington Lincoln. The remainder of the season was one of ups and downs for the Millers. While performing up to their capability, the young Miller team could never come up with enough points to take a first place; but did place third in the city meet and fifth in the city relays. The season was a building year for the Millers, whose team with a majority of sophomores, gained much experience for future years. Row 1: J. Ellington. B. Soli. G. Givens. M. Phillips. K. Anderson. D. Koughan. J. Stearns, M. Olson. M. Bratrud. G. Sundem Row 2: R. Perry. J. Lee. G. Melsom, M. Routt, T. Barr. B. Fogelberg. T. Muse. D. McNaughton. M. Sundt. T. Jacob. S. Broucek Row 3: E. Premack. J. Rowland. G. Lee, K. Reed, D. Flowers. A. Coleman. L. Murdock. P. Hall. H. Finch. J. Brownrigg Row 4: Coach LaRue Nelson. P. Reimer. T. Wyberg, T. Payne. M. Warren. M. Nehotte, J. Adams. M. Brown. D. Bielland. M. Ehrlin. M. Hall North Central Edison 94.5 59 51.5 50 37.5 30 139.5 121.5 60.0 59.5 53.0 23.0 MEN'S TRACK Twin City Indoor ■ v North Minneapolis Central Washburn Highland Park St. Paul Central Southwest 15S Women’s Row J;L. Hoffman. D. Hoesley, K. Lloyd. P. Reid. S. Campbell. K. Murphy. L. Solberg. S. Rozenberg. D. Johnson Row 2: N. Holdgrafer. A. Hoveland. M. Glenn. C. Jibbin, J. Bailey. S. Fewer. C. Heislad, A. Larson. N. Evers Row 3: J. Breen, C. Letofsky, T. Devery, J. Marchiafava. A. Roering. A. Wilms, N. Keith, K. Hirdler, S. Groth Row 4: C. Komoto. S. Wyberg. S. Zeigler. S. Hibbs. S. Stratton. R. Whitley. L. Carlson. S. Link. T. Winkels, T. Lawrence 156 JUNIOR VARSITY Record: 7 wins - 3 losses Washburn 3 North Branch 0 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 3 Benilde 0 Washburn 5 Blake .3 Washburn 3 St. Paul Academy 0 Washburn 1 North St. Paul 2 Washburn 1 Minnehaha Academy 2 Washburn 1 North St. Paul 2 Washburn 2 St. Paul Academy 0 Washburn 6 Benilde 1 Soccer varsity Record: 10 wins - 1 tie Washburn 3 North Branch 0 Washburn 5 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 9 Benildc 0 Washburn •1 Blake 2 Washburn 4 St. Paul Academy 0 Washburn 2 North St. Paul 2 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 1 Washburn 2 Blake 0 Wagbburni 2 North St. Paul 1 Washburn •1 St. Paul Academy 2 Washburn 7 Benildc 0 Extraordinary gains have been made in the women’s soccer program at W. H. S. Though only recently recognized, the women’s soccer program attracts more participants than any other sport. The 1980 team produced many talented players including the following who were voted all conference: Judi Bergstrom, Maria Hoesley, Bridget Longman, Jeanne Reeve, Cindy Strawman, and Mary Weaver. Hard work, determination, and a quality coaching staff resulted in an undefeated season for the Millers. Row 1: N. Rude. L. Winkels, P. Moosbrugger. J. Bergstrom. J. Reeve. C. Strawman. J. Hagg Row 2: P. Fisher. B. Longman. P. Raich. A. Glattly. S. Hart. K. Morrill. S. Gjerset. L. Hoffman Row 3: Coach Len Ritter. M. Weaver. A. VanValkenberg. B. Schulte. M. Hoesley. M. Werntz. Coach Frank Ario. 157 Varsity Baseball The veteran Miller baseball team started off the 1980 season with two strikes losing to Benilde-St. Margaret and the South Tigers. But the batsmen corrected their stance by midseason and drove in a seven-game winning streak to score a third place in the City Conference. The team had a successful warmup for the Region V playoffs by putting Central out in the first round. The Millers proved their power by defeating the state’s number one rated Edison, advancing them to the quarter finals of the region playoffs. Bad hops and no runs put the Millers out of the race with a 8-0 loss to the Osseo Orioles who eventually went on to the State Tournament. } BASEBALJL Third in Conference Record: 10 wins - 9 losses Washburn 2 Bcnilde 3 Washburn 5 South 7 Washburn 5 St. Thomas 3 Washburn 3 Edison West 17 Washburn 11 0 Washburn 1 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 4 Southwest 7 Washburn 2 Henry 4 Washburn 3 Central 8 Washburn 0 Holy Angels 5 Washburn 7 West 3 Washburn 7 North 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 1 North Regions 0 Washburn 8 Central 3 Washburn 5 Edison 3 Washburn 0 Ossco 8 Washburn 1 Benilde 5 Row I P Sampson. Capt. J. Becker. S. Johnson. S. Feldman. M. Pamel. J. Orcutt. Mgr. S. Carlson Row 2■ S Radcliff M Ellison. S. Prentice, J. McCreary, J. Christman. Capt. B. Carter. B. Courteau, J. Hoffman Row 3: Coach Ken Kielty, R. Erdall. D. Peterson. P. Hinerman. T. Harrison, D. Budge. Capt. D. Pratt 159 Sophomore Baseball The sophomore baseball squad had an outstanding spring season, losing only once to the Roosevelt Teddies. Despite their loss the Millers managed to crush all other opponents capturing a first place in the City Conference. The sophomores showed consistency in the field, and a powerful bat at the plate by defeating several teams by the ten run rule. The sophomore team’s skills will be welcomed on next year’s varsity squad. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL First in Conference Record: 10 wins • 1 loss - 1 lie Washburn 10 Washburn 8 Washburn 8 Washburn 10 Washburn 6 Washburn 7 Washburn 15 Washburn 13 Washburn 16 Washburn 16 Washburn 8 Washburn 2 South 7 Edison 2 North 1 West 9 Roosevelt 12 Southwest Henry Central West North Southwest Roosevelt 1 160 Row 1: P. Hazel. J. Orcutt. T. Woldum, S. Bell, J. Ponto, J. Stamos Row 2: L. Schibilla. P. Johnson. R. Brimacomb, J. Thuras, D. Cowan. G. Hoch. C. Teague Row 3: Coach Jerry Withers. S. Lecy. K. Rasmussen. S. Hill. P. Stumme, Mgr. G. Marsten ® OOMN SENIORS Senior Board meets in 015 Monday at 2:35. The members of Senior Board were elected by the individual homerooms to be their representatives. These members had the responsibility for attending meetings, making senior class decisions, and keeping their homerooms abreast of the happenings. At the start of the year, the board sponsored the selling of happening books by the senior class. Money received from this successful event paid for the filming of the senior movie, the building of the senior homecoming float, and the flowers for graduation. Among other projects, board members selected the graduation announcements, measured for cap and gowns, and worked on the senior snow party. Row 1: 1,. Brookshire, S. Fa unco. F. Applewhite. H. Aim quist Row 2: A. Coleman. S Spcclor. S. White. R Axiotis Row I I,. Little. G. Rollwagon. I. Labhard Row 2: C. Carlson. D. Horridge, A Nielson, S. Clear 164 Gretchen Roll wagon. Vice President T. J. Nagy. President Clifford Johnson. Advisor Beth Campion, Treasurer Katy Lloyd. Secretary David Herndge Elizabeth Ash well Dan illonder Orelfhrn Rollwagen SENIOR AWARDS First National Bank Award - This award is given to David Herridge and Annadell Witta by the senior advisors based on scholarship, character, initiative, and dependability. Sons of the American Revolution Award- Elizabeth Ashwell was selected by the faculty for this award on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Daughters of the American Revolution Award - Heidi Alm-quist was chosen for the award based on dependability, service. leadership, and patriotism. Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award- Dan Callender was chosen to receive this award by the men's gym teachers on the basis of his physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic leadership. Athena Award - This award is presented to Catherine Morrill. She was selected on the basis of athletic leadership, academics, character, and quality by the women's sports coaches. Rausch and Lomb Scientific A ward- The science department honored Gretchen Roll wagon with this award based on progress she has made in the field of science in the past three years and the initiative she has shown. Rose Reese International A ward: For her interest and understanding in international affairs, the social studies department presented Laura Jachim with this award. Miller of the Year Award - The Washburn Athletic Council selected for this award Richard Krdall on the basis of scholarship. leadership, character, and athletic ability. Annandell Witta Heidi Almquist Catherine Morrill Scars Business Career Development Award - Austin Coleman received this award. The business department based its decision on citizenship, dependability, responsibility, leadership qualities, and general business skills. Washburn Service Award - The oldest and most prestigious award was bestowed to William Michael and Janice Lloyd for their outstanding service to their class and school. They were selected by their classmates. Austin Coleman William Michael 166 Richard Erdall Janice Lloyd 19 Scholars Of The Year 81 Heidi Almquist This year’s top honors include seventeen students. These students were elected solely on the basis of their academic achievements during their three years at Washburn. Because of the difficulty in past years dividing students into the top four per cent of their senior class, a new method was used in selecting the top honor students. This year only students with a grade point average of 3.75 or better were chosen for this elite group. Lisa Brookshire David Ellis Rebecca Froiland Jeffrey Galarneau Jerry Holman Laura Jachim Jeffrey Parsons Patricia Reid Rollwagen Ann Mary VanEvery VanValkenberg Shawn Ward David Paulson Anna Pohlman Kimberly McHugh The annual senior snow party held on January 19,1981, was scheduled at Camp Ihduhapi. Starting the evening off was the 30 mile bus ride from Washburn to the camp. The 170 senior spirits couldn't be dampened although there was no snow. The seniors slid into action as the ice rink was the main attraction. Ice basketball, broomball, and what could be called human bowling were the main outdoor activities. As they went inside they warmed up to a foot stomping round of square dancing. The evening was so enjoyable a couple students stayed behind as they wanted it to last forever. SENI DR SNOW PARTY Yvonne Anderson Mitchell Appel Frenchie Applewhite Elizabeth Ashwell Harlan Austin Najma Bachelani Rhea Axiotis Ann Bane Dilshad Bagha James Bailey Joseph Bell Kathrvn Bartko Valerie Belfrey Thomas Berg Stefan Berehten Tambre Bergstrom Kara Bergly Todd Bergum Douglas Bigwood Daula Birth .lorn Bishman Jay Blame Denise Blavlark Klizabeih Bohrnstedi Joseph Bourgeaull Krncsiine Bowman Phyllis Branch Charles Branch Mark Bridges Marv Brandi Bridget Brown Catherine Brownrigg Clayton Burton Andrew Buss Lisa Brookshire Beth Campion Douglas Campbell T John Canterbury John Capouch Bruce Carland Cara Carlson Christine Carlson Susan Carlson Timothy Carlson Elizabeth Carr James Case Julie Christenson Susan Christenson Mark Christman Sharon Clear Terry Coash Mark Cobb Austin Coleman Catherine Coleman Tamara Colin Becky Comer Bradley Courteau Kimberly Conk right William Crandall Virginia Crowley Colleen Cunningham Pamela Davidson Anthony Davitch William Denman Judith Densmore Therese Devery Jamie DePiano Broderic Dobbins Michael Doyle Debra Driesch John Dullum Lori Ecklund Steven Egan David Ellis Mark Ellison Richard Erdall Deborah Erickson Nancy Evers Margaret Erickson Teresa Evan Sarah Erhard Stacey Faunce Paula Fisher Dorian Flowers Mary Felten Steve Feldman Denise “ Flanigan Fitzsimmons Brian Fogelberg David Frank Kimberly Frankosky Mike Frederick Rebecca Froiland Duane Frymire Laura Galbraith Michael Gergen Sheri Gjerset Paul Goeres Mary Gozola Renate Graf Michelle Green Joshua Greenwald Renee Green Marc Gustafson David Gnnnell Sharon Hall Kristin Gustafson Sarah Hall Wendy Hankland Emily Hannon Lee Ann Hart Janet Heberle Heidi Heffern Corrine Heilman Eric Hepner David Herridge Kimberly Hestness Sharon Hill Nancy Hinrichs Chris Hitzeman Sharon Hodge Christopher Hoecherl John Hoffman Roger Hodge Lizabeth Hoffman Jerry Holman LouAnn Holmlund Par Holmquist Stacey Honderich Carolyn Horan Patrick Horan Jamie Jackson Darrell Jacox Charles Johnson Christopher Johnson Christopher Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Mary Johnston Valerie Johnson Marvin Huggar Deborah Hughes Laura Jachim Nathan Kaatrud Korinne Kaszynski William Kay Mary Keating William Keller Elizabeth King Marla Kissel Ronald Kissel Jeffery Korwes Elizabeth Kos Phillip Kielland Suzanne Klaers Elizabeth Kloepper Lisa Kohn Patricia Kope Kelly Kope Kristine Krason Jeffrey Krook Maria Kulisheck Nariko Kunikane Linda Labhard Peter Lacy Richard Lamb JoEUen Larson Mark Lanie Bonnie Lau Janet LaVictoire Margaret Lawler Elizabeth Little Thomas Lord Gary Lee Margrit Leiferman Kelly Lewis Robert Lincoln Janice Lloyd Martha Lochen Ann Lundeen Linton Lundeen Erik Lundegaard Daniel Lumbar Wayne Lundeen Dale Machacek Kerry MacRae Kimberly Maguire Melanie Mahannah Daina Luss Judith Malmon Anne Marble Jennifer Marsh Anne Mavity Mary McCabe Brian McCann Rick McDonald Pamela McDowell Douglas McGuire Kimberly McHugh Michael McNamer Steven Meschke Louis Murdock Gregory Mure Tom Nagy Judy Naseth Michael Nehotte Nancy Nehotte Michael McNearney John McNiff Shelly McPeck David Meacham Jon-Scott Mens William Michael Jody Midboe Valerie Moore Mark Moormann Catherine Morrill Ronald Nelson John Nesheim David Ncssel Wendy Niedenfuer Dale Olesen Carlye Olson Annie Nielsen James Niemann John Noonan Jeannette O’Brien Randall O’Brien Kugene Obcrprillcr Karen Oliphanl Charles Olson David Olson Mark Olson James Orcutt Sandra Palmquist Jeffrey Parsons David Paulson Mark Paulson Elisabeth Pedersen Meredith Peer Mary Perrine Chris Petersen Kent Peterson Scott Peterson Dale Peterson Marsha Picpgras Steven Pikal David Podas Anna Pohlmann Amy Pojman David Polisler Catherine Ponto John Popham Barbara Pratt Tasia Prcdweshny Rhonda Prentice Mary Preston David Ranzinger Jeanne Reeve Lee Regan Patricia Reid David Renneberg Kristin Robertson David Robinson David Rogers Janet Rogers Robin Rohe Julie Rojesky Gretchen Rollwagen Nancy Ronhovde Gabriele Rosemeier Kelly Routt Lucille Russell Cynthia Sampson I ami Ruden 55 Am Douglas Sammond Nancy Rude Carrie Ruder Deanne Sample Ann Samuelson Michele Schaper David Saunders Diane Sass Andrew Schepers Michael Sampson Susan Schilz Mary Schilz Bornadene Schulte Jay Schouweiler Margaret Showalter Robin Simpson Rebecca Skogman Brian Smith Charles Theros Tracy Thomas MaryLisa Tomlinson Thomas Totall Anthony Toyen ■I John IJrbanok Paul Vader Mary VanEvery Anne VanValkenburg Thomas Walchuk Bruce Von Kelden Kobyn Vrooman Jill Vollmar Ann Viens Lisa Velasco Todd Wallace Debra Walsh Shawn Ward Mary Weaver Tari Weeks John Weiss David Werntz Judith Weston Peter Weber John Wetherall Katherine Whang Sarah White Tamala White Diane Whitmore Dawn Williams Michael Wilson Elizabeth Winkels James Withrow Annadell Witta Sarah Wright Janet Yeats Julie Wright Rachel Wolk Paul Wood We’ve grown together and soon will part, but have come to realize from our heart that friendships come and friendships pass; but cherish memories that will last and last. ADMINISTRATION Berntsen. Dean ..............28 Elias, Charles ..............28 Mennes. Dawn ................28 FACULTY A Anderson, Carol .............39 Anderson, John ..............39 Anderson. Joyce . 35. 85. 93 Anderson. Robert 32. 39 Ario. Frank . 32.104.124.157 B Barnum. Orrin ...............30 Bronniche, Richard ..........37 Brown. Julie ...... 26, 37. 81 Burke. Ralph ...........33. 86 C Cersine. Roger ..............33 Colby. James ................31 Cram. Yetta ............37. 77 D Dahl. Annette ...............35 Dalasta, Gary ...............40 Dalman. Phyllis .............36 Daniel. Edwin ...............32 Dills. Michael ..............33 Dockendorf. Judy .. 38. 114. 115. 138 Dunn. Harold ................33 E Eiler. John ....33.121.131 Emerson. Conrad ... 38. 104 F Flugstad. David .............30 G George. Burton .........37. 103 Gregory. Karen ..............38 H Hatch. Harley ..........36. 80 Haugen. James ...............36 Haugerud, Lois ..............38 Henderson. Russell ..........30 Henriksen, Dennis ...........31 Hermanson. Craig ............31 Hornby. John ................31 J Johnson. Clifford 36, 71. 88. 91. 104. 165, K Kirschbaum. Curt .......30 Krook. Gary ............30 L Lee. Robert ............33 Lehmeyer, Alida ........40 Leuchtenberg, Sue ......34 Lydell. William ..35.83.96 Lykken, Georg ..........35 M Maclver, Frances .......34 Malicsi. Estclita ...34. 80 McNamer. Richard 36. 121 Moody. Nancy ........38. 118 Myers. Michael ...........37 N Nelson. LaRue 38. 154 Nelson. Zelma ... ........39 Nielson. Dorothy ........ 40 O O'Brien. William .........39 Orman. Michael ......38. 54 Ousdigian. Douglas .......36 P Pratt. Randy ........37. 76 R Rasmussen. Alan ..........31 Ritter. Lenus ... 36. 124. 157 Robertson. Jerry .........32 Rogers. Ronald ......34. 73 Ruliffson. David . 39.104,151 S Schauer. August ..........30 Simonson. Glenn ...... . 32 Stickney. Florence .......40 Stitzel. Keith 35.79.104.131 T Temte. Bruce ........37. 104 lenBensel. James .. 35.87,94. 95 Traynor, Gary ............31 Turnbaugh, Bruce .. 33. 119 W Wald. Gary ...34.128.129 Walsh. Armilla ......34. 74 Weis. Day nor ............39 Wemeier, George .. 32, 104. 121 Wolk. Robert .............34 Wurst, Allan .. 32. 104. 150 Y Yung, Judy ...............35 LIBRARIAN Orlowski. Mary Ann .......40 COUNSELORS Kotchevar, James .........29 McKinnie, Cato .......... 29 Swiderski. Edward ........29 Voigt. Fred ..............29 SOCIAL WORKERS Laybourn. Pauline ... 29. 93 Smith. Charles ...........29 CHEMICAL AWARENESS COUNSELOR Donovan. Jane ............40 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT Sims. Shirley ............40 AIDES Carpenter. Amy ...........40 Milchesky. Marcia ....... 40 Vest. Marian ............ 40 CLERKS Quigley. Sandra ..........40 Anderson. Dorothy ........40 Carlson. Edwina ..........40 Engelhard. Elaine ........40 Long. Frances ............40 Nelson. June ............ 40 Ramstad. Marge .......... 40 Simonson. Alyce ..........40 ENGINEERS Gavanda Marty ............40 Bowen. James .............40 Ellenwood. Don ...........40 Frceberg. Paul ...........40 COOKS Ballinger. Florence ......40 Kramer. Lorraine .........40 Larson. Rachael ..........40 Levin. Marjorie ..........40 Love, Hazel ..............40 FRESHMEN A Adams. Jodi ..............42 Adams. Sarah ........42. 43 Adams. Thomas ............42 Ahlback. Mats .... 42. 86. 91 Albertson. Brenda ........42 Alevizos, Deanna .. 18,19.42. 71. 143 Anderson. Briggite .......42 Anderson. Elizabeth .42 Anderson. Kristen ... 42. 85 Anderson. Steven .........42 Andrews, Letitia .........42 Anfinson. Deann ..........42 Arbuckle, Sharlene .......42 Ario. Kevin .........42. 126 Austin. Ronny ............42 Bach. Keith ..............42 Bacig. John ..............42 Badenhoff, Dana ____ 42. 54 Bardwell. Elizabeth 42. 132 Barsaloux. Timothy .......42 Bartell. Megan ..... 42. 143 Bartko. Road .............42 Battey, Shelby ...........42 Bauman. Richard ..........42 Bell. Carolynn ...........42 Bennett. Constance .. 42, 85 Bergerson. Stephanie . 42.141 Bergstrom. Karin .........42 Berry, Sharon .......42. 54 Bion. Julie ..............42 Bishman. Richard .........43 Bielland, Eric ...........43 Blazei, Matthew ..........43 Bodger, Thomas ...........43 Boekhoff. Ross ...........43 Bohrnstedt. Brian ........43 Bonner, Kevin ............43 Borgen. Peter ............43 Bowman, Nancy ............43 Brady, Jeffrey ...........43 Breen. Andrea .......43. 153 Broeckel, Colleen ___42. 43 Brown. Dana ..............43 Brown. Kimberly ..........43 Buck, Elizabeth ..........43 Budd. Gina ...............43 Burak. Melanie ............43 Burkhardt. Jonathan .43,128 C Cameron. Jason ............43 Campbell. William .........43 Carlson. Gregory ......... 43 Carlson. James ............43 Carriger. David .......... 43 Carter. Charlene ..........43 Casey. Sarah ............. 43 Cashdollar, Jeffrey .......43 Cerny. Jennifer ...........43 Chan. Patrick .............43 Cheatham. Mark ............43 Christman. Jack ...........44 Clark. Deidre ............ 44 Clark. Regina .............44 Clayton. Gregory ..........44 Close. Deborah .......•... 44 Clough. Lisa ..............44 Coleman. Daniel ...........44 Coleman, David ...... 44. 47 Coleman. Sonja ........... 44 Conlon, Michael ......44. 49 Conrad. Connie ...... 44. 85 Cookos. Paul _______ 44. 48 Courteau, Michael .........44 Covert. Nicole ........... 44 Cracraft. Sheila ..........44 Crawford. Michelle ........44 Crosby. Raymond .......... 44 D Dahcr, Ronald .............44 Dahl. Michele ..44.114.141 Daly. Daniel ..............44 David Mark ................44 Davis. Donnie ............ 44 Day, Roger 44 Dean. Davenia .............44 Denbeste. Mia .............44 Dewey. Trevor ....... 44. 48 Dibble. Thomas ........... 44 Doty. Lolita .........44. 85 Douglas. Anthony ......... 44 Doyle, Elizabeth ..........44 E Edelston, James ...........44 Eian, Jennifer .44.54,85,143 Elfstrum. Gregory .........44 Ellingen. Robert ..........45 Ellington. Gary ...........45 Emery. Joseph .............45 Emmons. Tuesday ...........45 Enxz. Robert ..............45 Erdall. Kristin ...........45 Ermisch. Carlin ...........45 Esters. Terrance ..........45 Exline. Joel ............. 45 F Farrell. Patrick ..........45 Farthing. Lance ...........45 Fclten, Anna ..............45 Flanigan, Margaret ........45 Flannery. Elizabeth 5. 45. 50, 54. 71. 98. 118, 153, 161 Fletcher, Thomas ..........45 Folev, Kathleen ...........45 Ford. Bonnie ............. 45 Ford, Michelle ............45 Fosse, Aane ..........45. 95 Fox. Ann ..................45 Franklin, Kimberly ........45 Fransen, Kevin .......45. 85 Frederick, Thomas .........45 Frymire. Earle .......45. 144 Fuller. Gregory ...........45 202 G Gaertner. Mark .......45. 144 Garrett, Richard _____45. 126 George. James ........45. 46 Gleason. Michael ......... 45 Green. Larry ............. 45 Groos. Annette ............45 Grotbeck, Chantel ........ 46 Gustafson. David ..........46 H Hackel, Ellen ........46. 84 Hanson. Peter .............46 Harley. Jacquelyn .........46 Harper. Parris ............46 Harper. Stella .......46. 52 Harren, Christine .........46 Harris. Paul ..............46 Harrison. James ...........46 Hartley. Blaire ......46. 54 Hayslett. Dennita .........46 Hcyne. Richard .......46. 95 Heyne, Ronald .............46 Hill, Andrew .........46. 128 Hill, Jennifer______46. 143 Hinton. Colleen ...........46 Hobot, Roseanne ___________46 Holcomb, Linda _______46. 144 Holden, Fclisha ...........46 Horning. Jane ........46. 85 Hostad. Theresa ...........46 Hovland. Heidi ............46 Huempfner, Paula ..........46 Huttner. Christopher 46 J Jacox, Norma ..............46 James, Kimberly ...........46 Jensen. Kennetn ...........46 Jex. Dasha ...... 46. 85. 153 Johns, Valerie ............46 Johnson, Bradley ......... 46 Johnson. Carrie . 47. 50. 54. 144 Johnson. Cvnthia ..........47 Johnson. Elizabeth .. 47. 71 Johnson, Naomi ............47 Johnson. Randall ... 47. 128 Johnson. Timothy ..........47 Jones. Brett ..............47 Jones, Debra .........45. 47 Jordan. Tracy .............47 K Kamminga. Caitlynd .97.141 Kaszynski. Kvle __________ 47 Keck. Ricky .............. 47 Kennedy. Andrew ...........47 Kienitz. Tracy __ 47. 54. 85 King. Margaret . 47. 54. 118 Kinghorn. Allison ........ 47 Kieliand. Renee ......47. 54 Klick. Nathaniel ......... 47 Kloepper, Richard .........47 Kloiber, Steven ...........47 Kloster, Anne ........47. 85 Knighten, Michael ........ 47 Knotek, Kristine ......... 47 Konigson. Tracy ...........47 Kornmann. Dena ............47 Kos. Catherine ............47 Krantz. Bernard ______47. 128 Kranzler. Leah ............47 Kroiss, Lisa ..............47 Kruta, Jeffrey ............47 L Larkin. Katherine ..........48 Laska. Steven ....... 48. 53 Lawhorn, Jesse ...... 48. 80 Laxdal, Christopher ........48 Lee. Elizabeth ... 48. 50, 144 Leighton. Thomas 48 Lewis. Vikki .............. 48 Lex. Joseph .. .......48. 85 Licater, Daniel ............48 Lincoln. John ....... 48, 126 Lincoln, Paul ........48. 126 Lindaas. Arnold — 48. 126 Lindholm, Lucia ............48 Litkewitsch. Sergey ------- 48 Little. Gregory ........... 48 Lobeck. Robert ............ 48 Lockett. Leona ............ 48 Logan. Kevin .........42. 48 Long. Barry ............... 48 Lowey. Lisa ............... 48 Ludtke, Amy ..........48. 54 Lukens. Mark .........48. 126 Lundeen. Nathan . 48,54.85. 71. 126 Lussier. Sherry ........... 48 M Maguire. Kenton ....... 48 Mane. Karin ........... 48 Majors. Heidi ......... 48 Malmbcrg, Kristopher ... 48 Marcy. Jennifer ----48. 54 Marks. Paul ........... 48 Markwardt, Amy .........48 Martin. Julie ......... 48 Martin, Katherine ..... 49 Mattison. Theodore 49. 126 McCarthy. James ........49 McCullough. Evan .......49 McEachcrn, Anthony _____49 McEachorn. Terrance . 49 McGowan. Stephanie .... 49 McHugh. Kathy ......... 49 McKay. Anthony .........49 McKinney, Michael ......49 McKissic. Trisha ...... 49 McNaughton. Susan ... 49 McNiff. Patrick . 18. 19. 49 McVey. Jana ........... 49 Mitchehl. DeJuanna ____ 49 Moormann, Paul ... 49. 126 Morgan. Mario ..........49 Morrice, Ann ...........49 Mortensen, Merritt 44. 49 Muehlberg. James ...... 49 Mulloy. Padraic ....... 49 Munson. Lamar ..........49 Murphy. Peter ..........49 Murray, Michael ........49 N Napuc, Perry .............49 Nicoski, Linda ......49. 141 Norrgard. Andrew .........49 Nye. Michael .............49 O O'Brien, Jay ............. 49 O'Donnell. 'Colleen .....49 O'Grady. Kathryn 42. 49. 122. 144 O’Neal. Rebecca ...........49 Oglesby. Laurie ...........50 Onphant.Jennifer 50.71.143 Ollerman, Eric ............50 Olson. Christopher .....50 Owen, Donald ..............50 LaFrance. Suzanne ........47 P Lafrenz. Michelle ........47 Langevin, Nancy ..........47 Palbicki. Michael 50 Pamel. Nicholas ...........50 Park. Emily .50,116.129.162 Parker, Frank .............50 Parsons. Scott ........... 50 Patnode, Michael ......... 50 Patterson. Wendy 50 Paulson. Ann ............. 50 Perry. Richard 50, 117. 128. 154 Pestello. Susan ...........50 Petersen, Julia ... 50, 134 Peterson, Angelia .........50 Peterson. Jill ........50.141 Podas. Timothy ............50 Prentice. Cheryl ......... 50 Price, Catherine .....50. 54 Prince. Kristine ..........50 Prosser. Lynn .............50 Puckett. Cary .............50 R Raich. Frederick .. 50. 144 Ranzinger. Debra .......... 50 Raugust. Thomas ..... 50 Ready, Natalie .............50 Revak, Maria ...............50 Richardson. Robert ........ 50 Richter. Jeffery ...........51 Robinson. Trace .......51. 53 Rogers. Omar ...............51 Rooney, Douglas ............51 Routt. Karen ... 51. 71, 116 Ruder, Jennifer .. 51. 86. 93 S Sammond. Karen . 51,54,71. 118 Samsel. Theodore ...........51 Samuelson. James .. 51. 146. 162 Saugcstad. Mary ............51 Sawyer. Susan .........51. 144 Sbertoli. Jennifer .........51 Schaper. Jeffrey ...........51 Schwarzkopf. Dana . 51.54.97 Schweitzer. Maria __________51 Seed. Cheryl ...............51 Sellers. Sheralyn .....51. 85 Sendecky. Thomas ...........51 Shannon. Anne ..............51 Shectz. Ann ...........51. 141 Shields. Kristin ......51. 97 Shriver, Ernest ............51 Siegel. Joshua ........51. 119 Simpson. Lisa — 45. 51, 85 Skurupiis. Daina .51.118.127 Smart. Ellen ......51. 86. 93 Smith, Monique ........51. 96 Sobotta. Lisa ..............51 Solomon. Edward ............51 Sorensen. Jon ..............51 Sornson. Christian ....... 144 Sovell, Laurie ........52. 141 Spitzer. Mark ..............52 Stafford. Jacqueline .......52 Stageberg, Timothy — 52 Starks. Steven .............52 Steffenson, Carla ..........52 Stewart. Jeffrey ...........52 Stobb. Mark ................52 Strandlund. Kristin 52. 193 Strawman. Kevin ... 52. 135 Strege. Heidi ..............42 StruDle. Christopher .......52 Stumme, Sarah _________52, 85 Sutton. Paul ..........52. 126 Sweargene. Vivian ..........85 T Tate, Jennifer ... 43; 52. 54 Teisberg. Evan .............52 Thompson, Jennifer 52. 153 Tidemann, Peter . 52. 95 Torrey. Charles 52 Totall, Daniel 52 Tourtclotte. David 52 Tragethon. Lisa 52 V Villneauve. Rachelle .52 Voels. Heidi 52. 85 Vollmar. Amy 52 W Warder. Julie 52 Warren. John . 52 Wecht. Pamela 53. 85 Weekes. Sean 53 West. Melody 53 Weston. Barbara 53 Wheelhouse. David 53 Whitcomb. Tony ... .. 53 White. Julius 53 Widmark, Jennifer 53 Williams. Michael . 53. 128 Williams. Sonya — 53 Wilmes. Kathryn . 53. 54. 85 Wilson. Carla 53 Wilson. Timothy .. 53 Wold. Sally 53 Wolf. Annalee . 53. 96 Wright. David .. 53. 85 Y Youngdahl. Aaron 53 Z Zenisek. Kristen 53. 153 Zobel. William 53 SOPHOMORES A Abeln. Margaret 56. 64 Adams. Carolyn 56 Adams. Jonathan 56.119.154 Adams. Kristen 56 Alderson. Keith 56.117.128, 161 Allenson. Susan ... 56 Altcndahl, Melanie 56 Anderson. Eric D. 56 Anderson. Eric J. 56 Anderson. Lori 56. 115 Anderson. Margaret 56 Anderson, Rene 56.115,141 Anderson, Scott .. 56 Anderson. Warren 56.94.95. 97. Apolloni. John 56 Arbuckle. Julie 56. 93. 95. 129 Armstrong. Larry . 56. 132. 133 56. 119 Armstrong. Terry Armstrong. Whitney Arneson: Edith .... 56 56 Arnold. Joseph 56 Ashner, Svea .. 56. 149. 162 Asplund. Jennifer 56. 94. 95 Austin. Amy 4. 56. 95 B Baago, Diane ...........56 Bacnman. James .........56 Backman. Mark _____56, 135 Baglien. Barbara ... 56. 129 Bailey, Jane .56.144.156.157 Baldwin. Douglas ... 56, 126 203 Banc. Thomas .............56 Barnell. Gregory . 25. 56. 94. 97 Bauer. Lisa ..............57 Bauman. Melissa .....56. 57 Bay, Lance ..........57, 128 Bayerkohler. Bryan . 57. 119 Bell, Stacie .............57 Bennett. Kelly ...........57 Bergland, Rodger ... 57. 119 Bergstrom. Peter .........57 Blesener, Nancy ..........57 Boedeker. Douglas ........57 Bonner. Brian .......57, 121 Booker, Cynthia . 57.114.141 Bourgeault. Anne — 57. 96 BoxeTl. Jeffery ..........57 Boyt, John ...............57 Bramsen, Michael .........57 Broman. Eric .............57 Bronstad. Andrea .........57 Brown. Michael .. 57.119.135. 154 Budge. Kirsten ...........57 Budish. Renee ............57 Burnaugh, Juan ...........57 Bush. C?arol .............57 Butler. William .....57, 95 C Caliri, Devcn ............57 Campbell. Susan _____57. 156 Carland. Duane ...........57 Carlson. Jill ............57 Carr, Deborah ............57 Carstens, Jeffrey ........57 Carter, Valerie ..........57 Casio. Cindy .............57 Chadbourn. Carolyn .......58 Chapin, Charlene .........58 Cherry, Dana . 58.63,68,129. 153. 158 Chin. Katherine .....58. 94 Christensen. Dcandra — 58 Christenson. Peggy .. 58. 92 Christman. Philip .24.58.71, 119. 137 Clausen. Sharon ..........58 Clear. Eddie .... 58. 68. 82 Close, John ..............58 Cobb, Archie ........58, 63 Comer. Timothy — 58. 126 Cook. Beth ...............58 Cook. Ryan .. 26. 58. 82. 126 Cook, Sharleen ...........58 Cook. Stephen .......58, 119 Costas, Elena ... 58. 143. 153 Courteau. Daniel . 58.71.126. 135 Cowan. David 58. 124. 137, 160 Crandall. David 58. 135. 151 Crocker. Kelly ......58, 122 Crowson. Aaron ......24. 58 Cunningham. Tracy ........58 D Dahl, Gordon . 58. 126 Dalton. Michael .....58. 126 Davitch. Megan ...........58 Dees, Auburn . 58,63.84.129 Delcalzo. Victoria .......58 Denholm. Brenda ..........58 Densmore, Paul ...........58 Devery, Mary ........58. 97 Dewey. Kimberly ..........58 Dingley, Laurie .....58. 93 Dobbins, Bradford ... 59. 119 Dodge. Ann ______ 59, 129, 149 Domnolt. Kristine ........59 Dunn. Andrea .............59 Duroche, Lucy ............59 Dye. Stephen .......59. 119 E Ecklund, Gina ............59 Egan. Joseph .......59. 119 Enrlin, Matthew . 59.119,154 Emmons. Cathy ............59 Erickson. David .. 59.126,135 Evers. Thomas ......59, 94 Evert. Donna .......59. 118 F Fahey. Jennifer ....59. 64 Feikema, James ..... 15. 59 Felten. John .............59 Ferrell. Christine _59, 84 Fewer. Lori . 59. 95. 122. 151 Finch. Harold .59.119.154 Fischer. Paula .....59, 153 Fishman. Kim .. 59. 122. 123 Flanagan. Kathleen 59. 122 Foley. Steven ......59. 119 Fontaine, Kristine . 59. 64 Foster. Michael ....59, 119 Fox. Mary ................59 Fraction. Cynthia ........59 Frazier. Leah 59.114.115, 138. 139. 152, 153, 162 Frette. Lisa .............59 Fricke. Kenneth ____59. 126 Friederich, James .. 59. 119 G Galbraith. Dan ... 24. 59. 71. 104. 124 Galush. Steven ...........59 Gebhardt. David ..........60 Geer. Cynthia ............60 Gergen, Joseph ...........60 Gerhard. Julie ...........60 Gibson. Randolph ... 60. 119 Glynn. Michele ..4,60,93.94. 129. 156 Goodman, Mary .60,83,84.85 Gorman. Dana .............60 Gormley. Brigid . 60.116,153 Graham. Eric .............60 Greeman. Nancy ...........60 Grimm. Therese ...........60 Groth. Susan . 60.95.144.156 Grussendorf. Kimberley . 60 Gulland. Michael .. 60. 126 H Hadley. Ancinetta ........60 Hagg, James ........60. 126 Hahn, Christian .60,94,95,96 Haley. Karen .............60 Hall. Joseph .............60 Hall. Lisa .........26. 60 Hall. Mary .. 60. 84. 85. 151 Hall. Peter .60.66.119.154 Hampton. Gregory .........60 Hansen, Daryl ............60 Hanson, Jonathan .. 60, 119 Hanson. Kurt .......60. 119 Hanson. Stephanie ........60 Hart. Susan ..22.60.61,71. 115. 138. 140. 156. 157 Hartley. Grant 60. 126. 135 Harty. Jon ...............60 Hawkins. Paula ...........60 Hazel. Georgia ...........61 Heath. Kathleen ..........61 Heistad, Kathryn . 26.61,62. 82. 115. 141. 156 Heldt, Diane .............61 Hellevik, Mark ...........61 Hemstreet. Paul . 61. 94. 144 Hilden. David 61. 94. 97. 98. 126 Hoecherl. Terry 61, 146 Holdgrafer. Nancy . 26. 61. 141. 156 Holland. Patrick . ... 61 Hollie. Michelle — 61 Holme. James 61 Holtzleiter, Rita . 61. 95 Holtzman. Jon 61. 86. 126. 128 Honderich. Michele 61. 84. 129 Howard. Tonia .... 56 Huempfner. Pamela . 56. 61. Hummel. Dwight ... r 61 Jenkins, Janna 61 Jewell. Ellen 61 Jex. Marleah 26, 61. 82 Jibben. Celeste 61. 94. 122. 129. 156 Jodcit. Neal . 26. 61 Johnson. Charles 61 Johnson. Daniel — 61 Johnson. Karen 61. 153 Johnson. Kirstin 61. 153 Johnson. Morris 61. 119 Johnson. Ramona 61 Johnson. Victor .... 61 Jones, Kimberly 62 K Kaner. Lon 62. 121 Katzmarek, Iva 62 Kelly. Jeffrey 62 Kernan, Jose'ph 62 Kiesling. Howard 62 Killeen. John 62 Kjelsberg. Michael . 62. 97. 117. 128 Klaers. Michael 62. 126 Kohn. Rachel 62. 96. 97. 98 Korzenowski. Jill ... 62 Koughan. Daniel .. 56,62,119, Koughan. David 62 Kroll. Debra 62 Kulisheck, Patrick 62 L Labonne. Jon 62 Lacy. John 62 Lafayette. Beth 62 Lamuth, Michelle 22,56.62. 72. 73 Larson. Mark .62.70.119.137 Lau, Jeffrey 62. 126 Lau. Lisa 62 LaVictoire. Steven 62 Lawrenz. Arne 62 Lawson, Mary 26,62,82,83. 94. 144 Layeux, Jennifer .....63. 67 Leaf. Karl .... 63, 124. 137 Lee. Christine ...........63 Lee. Kenneth .............63 Leenay. David ............63 Lemke, Brian .............63 Lindeman. Karen . 18.63.129. 149 Lindseth. Nancy ..........63 Lobben, Cherie ...........63 Lockett. William .. 63,119 Lofgren. Linda . 63. 96. 114 Lukasavitz. Steven .......63 Lundeen. Jeffrey . 19.63.121 Lundeen. Ronda . 63.122,127 Lussier, Kerry ...........63 Luther. Jill 22.26.63.72,73. 82.83 Lynn. Susan ____ 56. 63. 144 M Madsen. Beth ..............63 Malone. Thomas ............63 Marble. Catherine . 63.72.73. 142 Marchiafava, Timothy 4. 63, 126 Masiee. Elise .............63 Matthews. Rachel ..........63 McBeath, Sheila .....63, 94 McCaffrey. Helen .... 63. 93 McCuen, Wayne .............64 McKnight. Davena ..........64 McLaughlin. Timothy ... 64 Meacham. Susan ............64 Mehta, Kiren ..............15 Meyer. Monica .......64. 95 Michael. James......64. 126 Mielke. Brian .......64. 119 Miller. Kristy ............64 Mitby. Kelly ........64. 153 Monterotti. Diane . 5. 62. 64. 72. 73 Morgan. Robert ______64. 119 Morrill. Elizabeth 64.95,122 Morrison. Randall .........64 Moss. Juanita .............64 Mulloy. Sean ........64. 119 Mundy. Brenda .............64 Murdock, Nancy ______64. 141 Murphy. Kelly . 15.64.84.156 Murray. Kelley . 64, 67. 116, 153 Muse. Tracy .64.119.154.161 N Nelson. Michael ............64 Nerge. Nancy ...............64 Nermyr. John ..........56. 64 Ness. Julia . 64. 92, 122. 123. 143 Nielsen. Peter.......64. 119 Nilsen. Richard .......64, 126 Norwood. Chad ..............65 O O'Brien. Tracy .............65 Obern, Brendan .............65 Oberpriller, Shannon _______65 Oberpriller. Tracy .........65 Olive. Andrew ..............65 Ollerman. Isa ... 65. 138. 140 Olofson. Mark ..............65 Olsen. Paul ................65 Olson. Anna . 65, 94. 98. 144 Olson. Kevin ...............65 Oriani. Amelia ........65, 96 P Page. Joseph ...............65 Palmer, Noelle . 22, 65. 116. 152. 153 Parker, Lynn ...............65 Parrott, Michael ...........65 Parsons. Thomas — 60. 65 Pensinger, Jennifer . 65, 95. 129. 149 Peterson, Lorraine .........65 Peterson, Mark .............65 Peterson. Shelley — 65. 95 Peterson, Veronica .........65 Phillips. Melody ...........65 Ployhar. Betsey .. 4,65,92.98 Poseley. Christine .........65 Preston. Lisa ........ 65. 92 Prewett. Richard ...........65 Prince, William .......65. 126 204 Q Qualey, Michelle 65, 93, 129, 149 Quinn. Hugh .... 24, 65, 90 R Radtke. Marc 65. 119 Regan. Mark 66 Reichow. Brenton 66. 119, 146 Richardson. Michael 66 Rinker. Lea 66.116. 127.153. 162 Risser, Kathy . 62.66.93.94. 114. 133. 141. 151 Robinson. Lyneshia ........61 Robinson. Victoria ....... 66 Rogers. Gilford ...........66 Rofiwagen, Sally 66,71,144 Ronhovde, Gary _______66, 126 Ruble. Elizabeth .....66. 92 Rudolph. Deborah 66.83,98 Rushman. Gaile .. 63. 66. 93 S Salone. Calvin ........... 66 Sampson. Heidi ............66 Samuelson. Ellen _____66. 70 Schenk, Timothy______66, 128 Schilz. Michael .......... 66 Schimke. Philip 66. 126, 135 Schoberg. Suzanne .........66 Schulz. Michael ......66. 80 Schweitzer, Robert 66, 126 Scroggins. Ceja .......... 66 Simondet, Jennifer ........66 Smith, Connie .............66 Smith, Tierney ............66 Soderholm. Kaari 66. 72. 73 Sohroabian. Mastaneh .. 66 Solberg. Linnea . 66. 83. 156 Soli. Brian .....66. 117. 154 Spriggs. Martha 62. 66. 94. 114. 138. 139 Stanton. Ellen ..........67 Stinehart, Shane ........67 Strandlund. Alan ........67 Swan. Kimberly ..........67 Swanson. Susan . 67. 92. 95 T Teague. Cary .. 19,65.67.117 Tedford, Pamela .........67 Teisberg. Erik ......67. 94 Theis. Wolfgang 67. 96. 126 Thiel. Katherine . 59. 67. 144 Thom. David .............67 Thomas, Barbara . 62. 67. 95 Thomas, Tanya .......56. 67 Thompson, Leslie ........67 Thompson. Michael 67. 126 Thompson. Rosanne .......67 U Ulrich. Mary .. 67. 122. 127. 149. 151 V Van Every, Karen .. 67. 141 Van Valkenburg. Peter . 67 Vasquez. Clinton ..........67 Vavra, Jason ... 56. 67. 126 Velasco, Robert ...........67 Velo, Colleen .. 26. 67. 94. 98 Vetsch, Clayton ...........67 Vietti, Anthony ...........67 Volk. Sheryl ..........67. 93 Volimar. Frank ........67. 94 W Wagner. Katherine 67. 122, 149 Walchuk, Paul .....67. 126 Wandmacher, Debra . 67. 92 Ward. Charles .....68, 144 Warn. Brian .......68. 119 Warner, Paul ...........68 Washington, Wendy . 68. 83 Watts. Shawn ......68. 119 Weber. Mary . 68.116.129. 153 Westgaard, Paul — 68, 119 White. Brian ...........68 White. Ruth ............68 Whitley. Rochelle .... 156 Wilbur, James ..........68 Wilmes, Ann .......68. 156 Woods. Marc ............68 Woodson. Tanya . 68. 83. 98 Y Yates. Dana ............ 68 Young. James ............68 Yovicson, Phillisa . 127. 144, 161 Z Ziegler. Susan ......68. 156 JUNIORS A Abeln. Michael ......... 100 Abraham. Amy ........... 100 Adams. Joseph ______100. 131 Adelsman. Bruce .. 100, 103 Alexander. Mark — 5, 100 Almquist, Joel .... 100, 121 Amundson. Mary ......... 100 Anderson. Brian 80. 90. 91. 100 Anderson. James ........ 100 Anderson. John ......... 100 Anderson. Karn . 5. 100. 104. 144. 153 Anderson. Keith . 100, 121. 154 Anderson. Mary ......... 100 Anderson. Nancy ........ 100 Anfinson. Daniel 100. 121 Arnold. Kathy .......... 100 B Bailey. Ann .94.100.118,162 Barkony, Elizabeth ..... 100 Bernell. Jeffrey 15. 25, 100 Barth, Melanie ......84, 100 Bartko. Diane ... 70. 84, 100 Beetsch. Margaret 87, 91. 100. 144 Belfrey, Karen ......... 100 Bell. Steven ... 100. 135. 160 Bellfield, Maurice ..... 100 Bennett. Audrey ........ 100 Berg, Leslie ........... 100 Bjelland, David . 100,117.127. 154 Blesener. Suzanne ...... 100 Bloom. Ronald . 4. 76. 94, 95. 101 Booher. Cynthia ........ 101 Bratrud. Michael 23,97.101. 124. 146 Brauer. Emily .......... 101 Brayer, Gerald ......... 101 Breen. Jennifer . 12, 15, 101. 156 Brewington. Janice ......101 Brimacomb, Richard .. 101. 121. 160 Broeckel. Cynthia .. 97. 101 Brown, Denise .. 26. 83. 101 Brown, Mitchell ......... 101 Brownrigg, Gerald . 101, 154 Bryant. Tremont ......... 101 Budge. David . 76.87.101.132. 133. 159 Burgess, Patricia ....... 101 Burtis, Stephen ......... 101 Burton. Brody ...... 101. 132 Butler, William 101,128.137 Bye. Brenda ............. 101 C Cable. Lawrence ......... 101 Canfield. Gregory ....... 101 Caranicas. Charles .24,25,87. 94. 95. 97. 101 Carlson. Barbara ... 94, 101. 107. 149 Carlson, Linda .......... 101 Carlson. Lori .. 12.87.91.101. 156 Carlson, Scott 101, 121. 159 Carr. Daniel ............ 101 Carter. Timothy ... 101. 104. 121 Cerny. Robert ... 80. 83. 102 Chatham. Paultina .. 98. 102 Christenson. Scott .. 86. 102 Clyne. Heidi ........102, 109 Cobb. Lisa .............. 102 Coleman. Marcus ......... 102 Coleman. Peter .......... 102 Comer. Kristin .......... 102 Conkrighl. Todd ..........102 ConratT Mark ............ 102 Conway. Kerry 97.102.116. 153 Covart. Troy .............107 D Daher. William .......83. 102 Dairkee. Aneela ... 100, 102 Davis. Elizabeth ........ 102 Devery, Jean ........ 93, 102 Dickey. Jodi ....... 102. 108 Diehl. John ............. 102 Diffley. Thomas ..........102 Dobbins. Beatrice .. 101. 102 Dorset. Pamela 12, 102, 143 Doty. Robert ....... 102. 150 Douglas. Michael .........102 Driscoll. Michelle .......102 Dufoe, Melissa .......... 102 Dye. Martin ............. 102 E Ellington. Jeffery . 26.71.82, 86. 87. 102. 111. 121, 154 Ellison. Alexandra ...... 102 Ewald. David ....... 102. 108 F Fahey.Jeanne ...... 102. 108 Fan. Wai ............94. 103 Farmer. Harold .. 26. 82. 83, 103, 110 Felder, Sonja ......102. 103 Fernholz. Deborah .. 102.103, 110 Fewer. Susan . 12. 70. 83. 84. 85. 103. 122. 123. 156 Flannery. Christopher .. 70. 103. 117. 127. i50. 161. 162 Fleeson. William ... 86. 103 Flesher. Patrick ....... 103 Floback. Jacqueline — 103 Frazier. Arthur 103.105.132. 133 Fusaro, Darrell ........ 103 G Garten. David ...... 102. 103 Gaslin. Charlotte ....... 103 Genrich. Susan .......... 103 Gersdorf. Susan ... 86. 103 Gibson, Patrick 103.104.121 Gilbert. Cathy .......... 103 Gilbert, Kennethy ....... 103 Givens. Glenn .. 103 121.154. 161 Glattly, Elizabeth 83. 84. 85. 103 Goar. Michael . 103. 104. 112. 121 Gould. Caroline ......... 103 Graf. Daniel ............ 103 Gray. David .......8, 12. 103 Gray. Jeffery ........... 103 Green, Nancy ............ 103 Gregory. Hayes . 23. 94. 103. Groethe. Julie .......... 103 Gronberg. Karijo ........ 103 H Haines, Timothy _____25, 103 Hall. Marcellus . 79.104.117. 127. 154. 162 Halstead. David ........ 104 Hammon. Floyd ... 104, 105 Hanscom. Mary .......... 104 Hansen. Sheldon ........ 104 Hazel. Philip . 104. 105. 121. 160 Heideman, Lisa ......... 104 Hell. Patrick .......... 104 Henderson. Dana ........ 104 Hendrix, Roxx .......... 104 Hibbs. Susan . 104. 110. 156 Hill. Steven 86.104.128.160 Hinrichs. Benjamin ..... 104 Hirdler. Karen . 104.107.143. 156 Hoagberg. Mia 86,94.98.104 Hocn, George . 104. 121. 160 Hoesley. Deborah 12,83.84. 104. 156 Holme, Thomas ... 104. 121 Holtzleiter. Philip .... 104 Horn. Kimberly 87. 91. 93. 104 Hostad, James .......... 104 Hovland, Amy 104,144.156 Howard. Donald ... 104, 121 Hoyc, Jason ............ 104 Hughes. Kathryn ........ 104 Hunter. Eric ........... 104 Hutt. Carolyn ... 86. 98. 104 J Jackson. Kalease ....... 104 Jacobsen, Jodi ......84. 104 Jasper. Olivia ......... 105 Jeffrey, Peter ......... 105 Jensen. John ........... 105 Jodell, Brian .......... 105 Johnson. Deanne . 84.93.105. 144. 156 Johnson. Erik .......... 105 Johnson. Genevra ....... 105 Johnson. Gordon ........ 105 Johnson. Judith ........ 105 Johnson, Kay .. 12. 105. 149 Johnson. Molly ......... 105 Johnson. Nancy L. . 105. 129 Johnson. Nancy M. 105,121, 138. 139 205 Johnson. Paul 105. 121. 160 Johnson. Peter — 105. 132 Johnson, Robert .......... 105 Johnson. Scott .. 26. 82. 105. 124. 137. 159 Johnson. Wayne ........... 105 Johnston. Elizabeth _______105 Jones. Irene ............. 105 Jones. Rosie ............. 90. 105 Jordan. Steven — 105. 121 K Kalenberg. Ronald ........ 105 Kalin. Jason ... 103. 105. 132 Kane. Margaret. 16.84.87.91, 105 Kasperek, Lori ........... 105 Keeler, Patrick .......... 105 Keith. Nancy . 84. 102. 105. 156 Kelly. Tanya ............. 105 Kienitz, Steven _____ 103. 106 Killeen. Mark ............ 106 Klees. Wendy ............. 106 Kloster. Karl 26.82.106.108 Koelfgen. Thomas ......... 106 Konigson, Kimberly 83. 106 Kornmann, Darcy . 106. 110 Korzenowski. Kay 97. 106 Krautbauer. John ......... 106 Krough. Julie ............ 106 L Lachelt, Dale .......80. 106 Lochman. Lynn .......... 106 Lacy. Nina ............. 106 Lafrenz. Tracy ......... 106 Larson. Matthew .. 5. 70. 80, 104. 106. 144 Laska, Timothy ... 105. 106. 124. 135 Latterell, Julie ___ 70. 106 Laxdal. Wendy .......94. 106 Leek. Kathleen .94. 97. 98. 106 Lecy. Scott . 106. 107. 121. 144. 160 Lee. John ......... 106. 154 Lee. Katharine . 12, 84. 106, 129 Lee. Pamela ............ 106 Leenay. Michael ........ 106 Leezer. Theresa _____95. 106 Lemke, David ........... 106 Letofsky. Cara — 106. 156 Letson. Kathryn ........ 106 Lewis, Shawn . 80. 105. 106 Lingbeck. Kim .......... 106 Lofgren. Lee ........... 106 Longman. Bridget . 106. 114. 115. 127. 138. 140. 156. 157 Longman. Jo-Ann ........ 106 Longman. Scan .......... 106 Lowey, Michael 4. 28, 107. 137 Ludtke. Elizabeth 107, 114. 149 Lukens, William ........ 107 Lussier, Barry ......... 107 M Madsen. Philip ......... 107 Marchiafava, Jodi . 107. 156 Marks, Barry ...... 107. Ill Marsh. Holly 107. 122. 153 Marsten. Gregory 107. 160 Martinez. Barbara .......107 Mathis. Bruce ..... 107. 121 Matson. Carlton 26. 82. 107. 135 Maunsell. Mary 5.8.9.12.22. 72. 73. 89. 107. 122. 123 McClay. Lisa ............ 107 McConkey. David . 7, 76, 87. 107. 117 McCreary. Susan . 70. 83. 84. 85. 107 McGowan. Tracy 83.84.107 McLaughlin. Carrie . 5. 8. 9. 12. 25. 70. 72. 73. 87. 107. 122 McMenamy. Kevin ......... 107 McNaughton. Daniel ... 107. 154 McNiff. William ..........107 Mellgren. Steven .. 107. 124. 125. 127. 137 Merwin, Juli 24. 25. 26. 82. 83. 107. 108 Meyer. Joel ............. 107 Milter, Jeanne .....107, 122 Miller. Matthew ... 107. 108 Milton. Susan . 26.82.98.108 Moon. Charles ...... 108. 131 Moosbrugger. Patricia 108. Mozey. Ann .............. 108 Mueller. Trudi .......... 108 Mure. Regina 12.72.73.108 Myers. Karen ............ 108 Mykkeltvedt. Carolyn 108 N Nellas. Jennifer . 84. 87. 91. 108. 122 Nesheim. Susan .......... 108 Nichols, Jonathon ....... 108 Nicklow. Nicholas . 108. 124 Nielsen, Michael ........ 108 Nordin. William ....94. 108 Nordstrom. Lisa ... 108. 119. 149 Norvell. Vicki .......72, 73 O O’Brian. Charles ... 108. 124 O’Brien. Lynnctto ....... 108 O’Donnell, Richard ...... 108 Oliver, Yvonne .......... 108 Olsen. Mary ............. 108 Olson. Kathleen . 12. 16. 108 Orcutt, Joshua 105,108,121. 135. 160 Orth. Todd .............. 108 Oslund. Jane 12.84.108.109. 151 Otto. Kristine ...... 108, 149 Overbey. Terrence 97. 108, 150 P Page, Dennis ........... 10S Palmer. Dominic ........ 10S Paulsen, Karen ......... 109 Pedersen, David ........ 109 Pensinger, Christopher .. 95. 109. 128 Perrier. James ......... 109 Pesina, Gloria ......... 109 Pikal. Thomas 4. 82. 94. 106. 109 Ployhar. Laura ......... 109 Poalucky, Paul ......... 109 Polak. Michael ......... 109 Ponto. Jeffrey 104.109.121. 160 Popehn. Richard .........109 Premack. Eric . 70, 109. 110. 117, 127. 128. 154 Pruitt. Jacqueline .......109 Q Quirk. Anne ............ 109 R Radcliff. Robert ....... 109 Rasmussen. Derek ....... 109 Rasmussen. Karl .. 109. 160 Raymond. Diane ......... 109 Ready. David 23.94.101.109. 143 Reay. Dana ...109.122.142 Reed. Kevin .109.121.154 Reimer. Paul 24.88.96.109. 154 Rhines. Anthony . 106. 109 Rhodes. Charlene 12.72,73. 109 Robbins, Randy ......... 109 Robertson. Katnryn 97.104. 109. 144 Robinson. Katherine . 23. 78. 79. 109. 116. 129. 152. 153 Robinson. Lisa ......... 110 Roder. Stacy ........... 110 Roering. Ann . 110. 144, 156 Rogers. John _____12.80. 110 Rogers. Leslie ......... 110 Rogers. Lynda .......... 110 Rowland, Jay ...... 110. 154 Rudolph. Judith ___94. 110 Rudrud. David . 22. 24. 103. 110. 131 Ruhnke. Jeffrey ...103.110 Russell. Scott 104. 110. 124. 125 Ryan. Susan .........93. 110 S Samuelson. Kari ______94. 110 Sawyer. Jean ............ 110 Schenk. Peter 110.124,150 Schibilla. Lance 105.110.160 Schmidt. Barbara ........ 110 Schulz, Todd ............ 105 Seal. Kristen ........... 110 Senkyr. Alycia .......... 110 Sheenan. Timothy . 105. 110. 124 Shields. Stephen ... 110. 151 Shirley. Christina ...... 110 Showalter. Therese _______110 Sigerseth, Eric ......... 110 Simondet, Christopher 110. 146 Skahen. Thomas . 82. 83, 94. 97. 98. 109. 110. 121 Slonaker. David ......... 110 Smith, Lisa ........ 104. 110 Smith. Robert ........... 110 Snyder. Gary ............ Ill Solberg, Eric ........... Ill Sornson, Bendt _____111. 144 Soulak, Susan ........... Ill Spriggs, Marv 83, 84. 111. 118. 149. 161 Stamos. James ........... 160 Stanton. Thomas ... 80. Ill Staten. Randolph .. 108, 111 Stearns,Jeffrey . 111. 124,154 Stearns. Scott ____4. 94. Ill Steen. Carla ... 97. 98, 111 Steen, Cynthia ........98.111 Sterner. Carol .......... Ill Sterner. Cheryl ...... 12.111 Strecd, Joel ............ Ill Stubbs, Stacey ...........Ill Stumme.Peter . 104.107, 111. 121. 144. 160. 161 Styrbicki. Carol ........ Ill Sundem, Greg ....... 111. 154 T Tabor. Rhonda 12,72.73.111 Tersteeg. Mark ........ Ill Thomas. Brian ......... Ill Thompson, Laurie ...... Ill Thompson. Mitchell ___ 111 Thuras. John .......111.160 Tillman. Donnette ..... Ill Timberlake. Charles . 12. 82 Tomlinson. Anne- Marie 111 Totall, Michael ....... Ill Townsend. Thomas ......Ill Towry. Christopher ___ 111 Trotter. Toy a ........ 112 U Ulseth. Pamela 84.94.97.98. 112. 149 V VanHeel. Michele ....... 112 Vavra. Jeffrey ......112.117 Vest. Wendy ............ 112 Viens. Joseph .......... 112 Vincent. Shayne ........ 112 W Wagner. Joseph ........ 112 Walker, James ......... 112 Wandmacher. Gregg ... 112 Warhol. Matthew ....... 112 Warren. Michael .. 112. 121, 132. 154. 155 Weatherly. Rita ....... 112 Weaver. Margaret . 112. 115. 127. 132. 149. 161. 162 Weber. Christopher _____112 Whang. Caroline .. 72.73.112 Wheeler. Jeffrey . 94.95.112. 131 Wik. Scott . 5. 13. 16. 80. 82. 90.91.92. 93. 98. 112 Willette. John ........ 112 Williams. Lorilyn ..... 112 Williams. Nielsen ..... 112 Willy. Mark ........... 112 Wilson. Jerry ... 70. 86, 112 Winkels. Robert .. 112. 124. 146 Wiser. Charles ......83. 87 Wittmer. Miles ........ 112 Woldum, Thomas 112.160 Wood. Diane ........... 112 Wyberg, Terrence 112. 117. Y Yates. Douglas . 100.112.124. 135 Youngdahl. Kristi . 70,84.112 SENIORS A Abraham. Priscilla . 17.74.79. 83. 170. 190 Ackerman. Alane ........ 190 Adams. Carl 25.26.75.78,79. 170. 182 Allstop. Julie ......... 170 Almquist, Heidi .. 17. 75. 79. 129. 164. 166. 167. 170. 171. 175. 184 Anderson. Bradley ...... 170 Anderson. Christopher 16. 144. 170 Anderson. Deborah . 91. 168, 170 Anderson. John ......... 170 Anderson. Lynette .. 8. 170 Anderson. Timothy .. 82. 83. 206 170 Anderson, Yvonne . 170. 177 Appel, Mitchell .... 170, 200 Applewhite. Frenchie . 5, 12, 17. 26. 72. 73. 74. 81. 88. 164. 170 Ashwell, Elizabeth . 70.75.88. 90. 91. 124. 166. 170. 184 Austin. Harlan ______121, 170 Axiotis, Rhea . 8.74.75.88.93. 164. 169. 171 B Bachelani, Najma ........ 171 Bagha. Diishad .......... 171 Bailey. James .22,23.88.171. 185 Bane. Ann ............... 171 Bartko. Kathryn 74.84.116. lo3, 162. 171. 184 Belfrey, Valerie ... 15. 171 Bell, Joseph ............ 171 Berchten. Stefan 86.124.171 Berg. Cara ......... 171. 185 Berg. Thomas ............ 171 Bergly, Kara .83.84.97.171. 185 Bergstrom. Tambre . 13. 171 Bergum.Todd 25.72,80.90, 91. 94. 95. 97. 168, 182 Bigwood. Douglas . 121. 172 Birth. Paula 8. 13. 17. 26. 91. 172 Bishman. Joni ........... 122 Blattie. Jay 4.13.14.18.124. 137. 172 Blaylark, Denise _____74. 172 Bohrnstedt, Elizabeth .. 84. 172 Bourgeault, Joseph ...... 172 Bowman. Ernestine . 15, 26. 74. 81. 93. 172. 185 Branch. Charles ..... 14. 173 Branch. Phyllis ..... 14. 173 Brandi. Mary .........76. 173 Bridges. Mark . 24.94.95,146. 173 Brookshire. Lisa 13. 79. 82. 96. 149. 164. 167. 173 Brown. Bridget . 90, 143. 173 Brownrigg, Catherine . 143. 173 Burton, Clayton . 23.121.132. 133. 173. 176. 185 Buss, Andrew ............ 173 C Cain. Jerome ............ 173 Callender. Dan . 12. 120. 121. 146. 166. 173 Campbell. Douglas .. 75. 79, 173. 185 Campion. Beth 8.74,75.118. 151, 162. 165. 173 Canterbury, John . 15.94.98, 174 Capouch. John ........... 174 Carland. Bruce . 17.22.23.24. 124. 174 Carlson. Cara . 13. 24. 25. 74, 87. 88. 90. 91. 124. 174. 200 Carlson. Christine .. 84. 174 Carlson. Laura ............174 Carlson. Susan . 19. 168. 174 Carlson. Timothy 117,128. 174. 185 Carr. Elizabeth ...... 80. 174 Case. James .............. 174 Christenson. Julie . 17.90.91. 169, 174 Christenson. Susan 74. 129. 174 Christman, Mark . 15. 22. 23. 75. 87. 89. 137. 162. 174 Clark, Patricia ............77 Clear. Sharon 77,82.164.174 Coash. Terry ............. 174 Cobb. Mark ........8. 93. 175 Coleman. Austin . 26. 75. 76, 81. 154. 164. 166. 175 Coleman, Catherine — 175 Colin, Tamara....... 169. 175 Comer. Becky 90,91.175.184 Conkright. Kimberly ..8, 13. 24.25.70. 73.114.149.170. 175 Courteau. Bradley ... 17. 24. 121,137.159.162.175.185.197 Cowan. Lucinda ........... 175 Crandall. William 12,23.135. 151. 161, 168. 175. 184 Crowley. Virginia ........ 175 Cunningham. Colleen 75.89. 118. 149. 168. 175 D Dahlquist. Andrea ......... 17 Daviason. Pamela ......... 175 Davis. Corey ............. 175 Davitch. Anthony ......... 175 Denman. William 22,23.151, 169. 176 Densmore. Judith ......... 176 DePiano. Jamie . 19.114.115. 176 Devery. Therese . 93.156.176 Dobbins. Broderic 132. 133, 162. 176 Doyle. Michael ........... 176 Driesch. Debra ........... 176 Dullum. John 75.76.124.137. 154. 176 E Ecklund. Lori ....5,12.176 Egan. Steven ..............80. 176 Ellis. David .. 22. 23. 75. 89. 131. 167. 176, 196 Ellison. Mark . 137. 159. 162. 176 Erdall. Richard . 15. 24. 120. 121. 127. 137. 158. 159. 162. 166. 176 Erhard. Sarah ....... 177. 184 Erickson. Deborah .. 4. 169. 177 Erickson. Margaret .. 87. 90. 91. 124, 169. 177. 178, 200 Evan. Teresa ............. 177 Evers. Nancy 156. 169. 177 F Faunce, Stacey .. 13. 74. 75. 78. 79. 87.93. 116. 164. 177 Feldman. Steve 22.23.121. 137. 159. 177 Fclten. Mary ............. 177 Fisher. Paula .. 22. 156. 157. 173. 177 Fitzsimmons, Denise ... 177 Flanigan, Lori ........... 177 Flowers, Dorian 121,154,177 Fogelbcrg. Brian . 15. 22, 23. 120. 121. 154. 177. 186 Frank. David ... 76, 87. 178 Frankosky. Kimberly ... 16. 178 Frederick. Mike .......... 178 Froiland. Rebecca . 26.75,82. 86. 98. 167. 178. 197 Frymirc. Duane ............178 G Galarneau. Jeffrey .23.75.79. 137. 167. 178 Galbraith. Laura .5.9,22,72. 73.74.75.87. 170.173. 178. 200 Gergen. Michael .......... 178 Gjerset. Sheri . 114. 115. 138. 139. 156. 157. 162. 178. 190 Goeres. Paul . 94. 95. 98. 121. 131. 178 Gozola, Mary ............. 178 Graf. Renate ..............178 Green. Michelle .... 77. 178 Green. Renee ............. 179 Greenwald. Joshua ........ 179 Grinnell, David 86.168.172. 179 Gunderson. Joseph ......... 17 Gustafson. Kristin . 17.74.75. 78. 79. 116. 129. 153. 168. 179 Gustafson. Marc .......... 179 H Hale. Jane .114.152.153.161. 162. 179 Hall. Sarah .. 25. 72. 73. 122. 179 Hall. Sharon ............. 179 Halpern, Sally 8. 13. 26, 75. 82. 83. 86. 93. 179. 185 Hankland. Wendy .. 77. 171, 179 Hannon. Emily . 5.26.98.179 Hanuman. Haymant _________ 184 Harris. Mark ............. 168 Hart. Lee Ann ............ 179 Heberle, Janet 18,23.87.90. 91. 124. 169. 179 Heffern. Heidi ........... 180 Heilman, Corrine ......... 180 Hepner, Eric ........ 131, 180 Herridge. David . 14. 19, 70. 75.76,78.99. 164,166. 168,180 Hestness. Kimberly _______ 180 Hill. Sharon 26.74,81.88.93. 180 Hinrichs. Nancy ... 118. 168, 180 Hitzeman, Chris 144.151,180 Hodges. Roger ............ 180 Hodge. Sharon 26.75.76.83. 84. 85. 87. 180. 184 Hoecherl. Christopher .. 180 Hoffman, John 9. 13. 22, 23. 75. 137. 159. 162. 168, 180 Hoffman, Lizabeth .. 144.156. 169. 180 Holman. Jerry 167.180,200 Holmlund, Louann 77. 180 Holmquist, Par .. 86,124.168. 180 Honderich. Stacey . 5. 9, 72. 73. 75. 86. 93. 170. 180. 200 Horan. Carolyn ........... 180 Horan, Patrick ... 180. 184 Huggar. Marvin ... 121. 181 Hugnes, Deborah .. 122, 123. 181 J Jachim, Laura .. 17. 18. 75. 166. 167. 181. 200 Jacox. Darrell 15.18.121.181 James, Denita ..............77 Johnson. Charles ......... 181 Johnson, Christopher C. .. 181 Johnson, Christopher L. 181. 193 Johnson. Elizabeth ....... 181 Johnson. Valerie ......... 181 Johnston. Mary ........... 181 K Kaatrud, Nathan 8.16,24.75. 169. 181. 182. 185 Kaszynski. Korinne 26. 82. 83 182 Kay. William ..........' 182 Keating. Mary ... 15, 18, 182 Keller. William . 16. 176. 182 King. Elizabeth . 22.75.78.79. 118. 127. 138. 139. 162. 167. 175. 182 Kissel. Marla .......... 182 Kissel. Ronald 121.132.133. 182 Kielland. Phillip ...... 183 Klaers. Suzanne .74,116,127. 152. 153. 183 Kloepper. Elizabeth ... 183 Kohn.Lisa 8.86.93.170.181. 183. Kope. Kelly ........177. 183 Kope. Patricia ......... 183 Korwes. Jeffery ........ 183 Kos. Elizabeth 12.14.90.91. 176. 183 Krason. Kristine . 74. 77. 186 Krook. Jeffrey .....168. 186 Kulisheck. Maria ....... 186 Kunikane. Nariko . 86. 186 L Labhard. Linda . 164.186.193 Lacy, Peter .............186 Lais. Bryan ............ 186 Lamb, Richard .......... 186 Lanie, Mark . 17.121.168.186 Larson, JoEllen . 26, 82. 90. 91. 98. 124. 186 Lau. Bonnie ............ 186 LaVictoire. Janet .. 13.15.72. 73. 186 Lawler. Margaret .. 169. 186 Lee. Gary .... 154. 169. 187 Leiferman. Margrit .. 22, 75. 88. 144, 167. 187. 188 Lewis. Kelly ........... 187 Lincoln. Robert 23. 24. 90. 94 97 187 Little. Elizabeth 17.74.164. 168. 178. 187 Lloyd. Janice 8.13.14.16.19, 26. 75. 82. 118. 156. 165. 166. 185, 187 Lochen. Martha ......... 187 Lord. Thomas ........... 187 Lumbar. Daniel . 23,124,137, 187 Lundecn. Ann . 77, 115, 138, 139. 187. 193 Lundeen. Linton 26. 82. 83. 98. 187 Lundeen. Wayne ......... 187 Lundegaard. Erik 75. 117. 176. 187 Luss. Daina ............ 188 M Machacek. Dale . 17.121.168. 188 MacRae, Kerry .......... 188 Maguire. Kimberly ...... 188 Manannah. Melanie . 75. 170. 188 Malmon, Judith . 5,12.22.25. 72 73 188 Marble. Anne .. 17. 184. 188 Marsh. Jennifer ........ 188 Mavity. Anne 13. 22. 70. 74. 75. 87. 88. 129. 153. 188 McCabe. Mary . 26.75.82.188 McCann. Brian 117.128,167. 188 McCrimmon. John . 132. 133. 207 McDonald, Rick ......... 188 McDowell. Pamela .. 16. 188 McGuire. Douglas 17.22.23. 121. 188 McHugh. Kimberly . 167.188 McMillan. Victor .. 132. 133 McNamer. Michael ....... 188 McNearney. Michael ... 189 McNiff. John 23. 121. 146. 189 McPeck. Shelly ......... 189 Meacham. David 168. 189 Mens. Jon-Scott 22. 93. 189 Meschke, Steven ........ 189 Michael. William 22. 70. 71. 121. 127. 146. 166. 189 Midboc, Jody 8.74.114.168. 184. 189 Moore. Valerie ......... 189 Moormann. Mark 15. 23. 78. 79. 124. 146, 189. 192 Morrill. Catherine 8. 22. 74. 95. 122. 156. 157. 166. 169. 170. 184. 189 Murdock. Louis 154,155.189 Mure.Gregory 121.168.189 N Nagy. Tom 23. 79. 121. 150. 161. 162. 165. 189. 200 Naseth. Judy ........... 189 Nehotte. Michael 117. 154. 162. 189 Nehotte. Nancy 74. 93. 169. 189 Nelson. Ronald ______80. 190 Nesheim. John .......... 190 Nessel. David 4.23.120.121. 127. 143. 190 Niedenfucr. Wendy ______ 190 Nielsen. AnneMarie .. 5,8.72. 73. 89. 164, 168. 190 Niemann. James ......... 190 Noonan. John 144. 185. 190. 200 O O'Brien. Jeannette ..... 190 O'Brien. Randall ....... 190 Oberpriller. Eugene • • ■ Olesen. Dale ............190 Oliphant. Karen — 4. 122. 123. 190. 193 Olson. Carlye .......... 190 Olson. Charles ......... 191 Olson. David ............191 Olson. Mark 121. 154. 191 Orcutt. James 121. 158, 159. 191 P Palmquist. Sandra .. 8. 9. 12. 72. 73. 74. 168. 191 Parsons, Jeffrey . 17. 18. 23. 124. 125, 167. 188. 191 Paulson. David 24.75.94.98. 128. 167. 169. 191 Paulson. Mark 15. 169, 191 Pedersen. Elisabeth 26. 82. 86. 93. 98. 168. 191. Peer, Meredith ......... 191 Perrine. Mary .15.87.91.164. 191 Petersen. Chris ........ 191 Peterson. Dale 13.22.23.87. 89. 124. 137. 159. 161. 162. 185. 191 Peterson. Kent ......... 191 Peterson. Scott 76. 131. 191 Phillips. Catherine . 172. 191 Phillips. Mark . 121. 154. 191 Piepgras. Marsha 75. 78, 79. 191 Pikal, Steven . 24. 26. 94. 95. 97. 191 Podas. David . 135. 151, 162. 176. 191 Pohlmann. Anna . 19.75,122. 123. 167. 168. 192 Poiman, Amy ... 24. 25. 192 Polister. David -----177. 192 Ponto. Catherine 74.84.169. 192 Popham. John 23. 121. 185. 192 Pratt. Barbara .......... 192 Predweshny. Tasia .. 19. 84. 192 Prentice. Rhonda 23.90.91. 192 Preston. Mary ........... 192 R Raab.Mary ,75.118.168.192 Ranzinger, David 124. 125. 135. 187. 192 Reeve. Jeanne . 74. 75. 114. 115. 138. 139. 157. 168. 192. 193 Regan. Lee .........83. 192 Reid. Patricia 75. 156. 167. 193 Renneberg. David ...... 193 Robertson. Kristin 193 Robinson, David ....... 193 Rogers. David .. 121.127.174. 193 Rogers. Janet . 4, 177. 193 Rone, Robin ......... . 193 Roiesky. Julie ........ 193 Rollwagen. Gretchen .17.18, 75. 78. 79. 144. 164. 165. 166. 167. 171. 193 Ronhovde, Nancy . . 193 Rosemeier. Gabriele . 86. 193 Routt. Kelly 22.78.79.116. 193 Rozenberg. Shanda . 74. 156. Ruble. Laurie ..14.15.70.74. 75. 89. 116. 193 Rude. Nancy 144. 156. 157. 169. 194 Ruden. Tami ....... 13. 194 Ruder. Carrie ......... 194 Russell. Lucille . 13.14.22.26. 70. 72. 73. 74. 81. 93. 169. 194 S Sammond. Douglas 144.194. 200 Sample. Deanne . 13, 25. 184. 194 Sampson. Cynthia ....... 194 Sampson. Michael . 75. 194 Samuelson. Ann . 5.12.22.72. 73. 74. 75. 170. 181. 184. 194 Sass. Diane ....... 172. 194 Saunders. David . 22. 23. 75. 94. 95. 98. 131. 175. 194. Schaper. Michele 75, 116. 127. 138. 140. 152. 153. 162. 168. 194 Schepers. Andrew 25.144. 194 Schilz, Mary ........... 195 Schilz, Susan .......... 195 Schouweiler, Jay ....... 195 Schulte. Bcrnad’ene 77. 156. 157. 169. 195 Selim, Ramy ....... 184. 195 Sehpherd. William 121.132. 181. 195. 200 Shirley. Teresa .. 8.74.84.93. Wright. Sarah .8.13.74.75. 169. 195 116. 127. 129. 151. 161. 162. Showalter, Margaret . 83. 84, 173. 199 85. 195 Simpson. Robin ...... 97. 195 Y Skogman. Rebecca ........ 195 Smith. Brian ........ 90. 195 Yeats. Janet 4. 77. 185. 199 Soderlund, Mary .......... 196 Spector. Sally .. 8. 9. 72. 73. Z 164. 185. 196 Staton, Jack ............ 185 Zenisek. Stephen . 18. 24. 94. Stenquist. Michele ... 5. 196 95. 97. 131. 185. 200 Strandberg. Carolyn .. 5. 12, Zenk. Jessica ...............200 72. 73. 77. 196 Stratton. Kathleen ., 24. 74. 156. 196 Swanson. Timothy .. 12. 14. 124. 127. 184. 1% Swcdberg. Jonna . 74.84.196 T Taylor. Donald .......... 196 Theros, Charles . 24. 25, 79. 124. 196 Thomas. Tracy ........ 17. 196 Tomlinson. Marylisa 18.196 Totall. Thomas ........... 196 Toyen. Anthony ........... 196 U Urbanek. John . . 120. 121, 174. 197 V Vader. Paul ............ 197 Van Every. Mary .. 74.75.89. 167. 169. 173. 197 Van Valkcnburg. Anne 22. 74. 75. 95. 156. 157. 167. 168. 197 Velasco. Lisa .......... 197 Viens. Ann ............. 197 Vollmar. Jill 164. 184. 197 VonFclden. Bruce ....... 197 Vrooman. Robyn ..........197 W Walchuk. Thomas .. 24. 124. 197 Wallace. Todd 22.23.25.132. 133. 150. 198 Walsh. Debra ........... 198 Ward. Shawn . 17. 18. 22. 23. 79. 124. 167. 171. 198 Weaver. Mary .. 23. 75. 115. 138. 139. 157. 185. 190. 198 Weber. Peter 22. 23. 25. 75. 144. 169. 198. 200 Weeks. Tari .........77. 198 Weiss. John ............ 198 Werntz. David ....... . 198 Weston. Judith . 15. 175, 198 Wetherall. John ........ 199 Whang. Katherine .. 12. 199 White. Sarah 74.75.79.164. 169. 199. 200 White. Tamala .......... 199 Whitmore. Diane .. 185. 199 Williams. Dawn ......... 199 Wilson. Michael 23. 70. 79. 132. 133. 162. 173. 199 Winkels. Elizabeth 15, 156. 157. 168. 199 Withrow. James ... 121.199 Witta, Annadell . 14. 15. 18. 70. 75. 90. 91. 166. 176. 199 Wolk. Rachel 78. 79, 199 Wood. Paul 13.14.23.24,2o. 169. 199 Wright. Julie ............ • 199 208 •I 1 r %