Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

Wahian 1982 Volume 55 Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota Table Of Contents Faculty .............................7 Freshmen ...........................19 Activities .........................33 Sophomores .........................59 Organizations ......................75 Juniors ............................99 Sports ............................113 Seniors ...........................165 2 Index 201 fVlonday. March 30. 1981 Rea i ist the p some o. that werein sassina t ion at t the scenario w it cessfuJ. ft t new gun co played how t year. these were e major headlines news. Three as mpts domina ted ioi one of them sue-demand for ws and dis-our society fife. theJworl± as become. 5 wonder of our future ca-came to light with the and successful return of the space shuttle. This space craft ploration of other worlds. ■■■■■ram ection. col-the' uinphr la. u h --XTmneapo j- rcinfja msiai Hubert Metrodoinjy I ter and anger tans. Mm 111. i. comoun0 wiU. undoubtedly ■ i£2TlZ‘3Z££ (he good ole ft uiscuss SPg Astronauts, crews TCVBX. in final vour s befoT 6 laViUCU 4 5 6 FACULTY Administration The accomplishments of the class of '82 have been significant as this yearbook, in part, clearly illustrates. I have no doubt that the accomplishment of this class will continue to be noted as each member joins the larger community as older adults. As faculty members it will be our pleasure to enjoy your future growth and success. Each generation seems to talk with great pleasure about the “good old days”, I hope these have been the good old days for the class of '82. Sincerely, Dean Berntsen, Principal Dean Berntsen 8 Dawn Mennes Charles Elias Counselors James Kotchevar Fred Voigt Support Staff Jerene Jex Jane Donovan Work Coordinators Daynor Weis William O’Brien Donald Davis Cato McKinnie Pauline Laybourn Darhl Nelson Charles Smith Herb Wilms Zelma Nelson 9 Social Studies Robert Lee John Eiler Jerome Robertson Florence Ballinger, Fern Pederson. Eileen Levine, Rachael Larson, Lorraine Kramer, Hazel Love Roger Cersine Robert Anderson Music William Lydell ► James tenBensel Row 1: Marty Gavanda. Row 2:James Bowen, Don Ellenwood, Dolores Tillmann Glenn Simonson Bruce Turnbaugh Frank Ario George Wemeier Allan Wurst Barb Ingalls Row 1:Betty Pedric, Edwina Carlson. Row 2:Alyce Simonson. Sandra Quigley. Marge Ramstad, Elaine Engelhard, June Nelson. Linda McCullough Marian Vest, Amy Carpenter Art Robert Waldoch I August Schauer Health And Gym Judy Dockendorf Michael Orman LaRue Nelson ' Charles Voss Librarian Mary Ann Orlowski Nancy Moody Harold Strobel James Colby Donald Lee Dennis Henriksen John Hornby n Gary Traynor English Judy Yung Frances Maclver Georg Lykken Robert Wolk 14 Annette Dahl Keith Stitzel Gary Wald Ronald Rogers Estelita Malicsi Joyce Anderson Drivers Ed is Armilla Walsh Michael Myers Foreign Languages Susan Morgan Michael Dills Harold Dunn Industrial Arts 16 Orrin Barnum Curt Kirschbaum Home Economics Lois Haugerud Karen Gregory Business Jean Wollan Clifford Johnson Margaret Lydell Yetta Cram 17 Math Bruce Temte Lenus Ritter Richard McNamer Burton George Randall Pratt Juliette Brown 18 James Haugen Kenneth Kielty Jean Olin FRESHMEN John Abraham Ditella Adams Asa Ahlback Sarah Almquist John Andersen Karen Andersen Christopher Anderson Mark Anderson Timothy Anderson Wendy Anderson Una Arlandson William Austin Rachel Azemovc Cynthia Baago Shawn Barnhart Bonita Barrow Burvis Beaty David Bell Sandra Bennett Amy Berwald Kenneth Beving Charles Blankenship Tracey Bowers Michael Bowman Kimberly Boyd Wayne Bradley Michelle Bratrud Peter Brauer Vija Brookshire Jennifer Brothers Maggie Broucek Christine Brown Jeffery Brown Timothy Brown Robert Bruininks Clayton Brunner Teresa Buck Joel Budd Kathleen Burgess David Butler Mark Canfield Jennifer Carlson Susan Carlson John Carron Clara Carter Curtis Chapin Travere Chappell Keith Christenson Kathleen Clausen Richard Coats Tiffany Cole Michael Coleman Todd Coleman John Colloton Jessolyn Cooney Eric Comer Teresa Costas Robert Cook Richard Cracraft Christine Crocker John Dahl Susan Curry Leanard Dahlquist Caroline Daher Deborah Davis Donna Davis Evan Davis Kathleen Davis Trevor Davis Karina Davitch Alex Dean 22 Joseph Dorion Joshua Downham Kathleen Dugan Adrienne Dutcher Robert Ecklund Linda Edmunds Todd Ek Timothy El ness Blake Erickson Denise Evert Dean Ewald Kimberly Felien Leah Erickson Christina Erlitz Raymond Ermisch Janice Filigenzi Andrea Fimreite Cheryl Findley Amy Fishman William Fisk Ann Foil rath Richard Foster Ruth Foster Darren Francisco Michael Fugle Scott Galush Barbara Geer 23 James Hall Diana Gersdorf Darck Gibson Andrew Gruye Christine Guidera Thomas Gulland Charles Gunderson Mark Gunderson Karen Gustafson Sharon Graf Norman Graff Taniya Graham Shelley Gray Kim Green Daniel Gronseth Eric Grotbeck Burl Gilyard Susan Gjersel Timothy Glynn Corae Haas Jennifer Hagg Kristina Hale Michael Hall Roger Hall Julaine Halley Jeffrey Hanson Thomas Haugen Gregory Haupert Ruth Heberle David Heidi 24 Katherine Mild Elizabeth Hinrichs Stephen Mjort Timothy Holdgrafer Stephanie Hoi lie Thomas Horning Curtis Howard Barton Hughes Andrea Hyatt Kathleen Hynes Gretchen Iverson Terry Jackson Cedell Jacox Jennifer Jacox Kristine Jagers Jay Jallo Bonnie James Tamika James Stefanie Jodell Alice Johnson Ann Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kelly Johnson David Holcomb Brent Holden Melanie Johnson Mclesa Jones Janell Johnson Angela Howard 25 Phyllis Jones Shannon Jones Michael Jorgensen Terrence J lingers Catherine King Ann Kjelsberg Vickie Klans Michael Knaeble Cynthia Knibb Todd Konigson Dawn Kaehn Georgeanne Keller Jill Lafrenz Tracy Lamuth Dean Larson Sonya I .arson Tanna Larson Suzanne Lau Stephanie Lawhorn Ruth Lichliler Brooks Lillehei Catherine Litkewitsch Mark Lobben Adrian Ludvigson Todd Lund Melinda Lundecn 2b Molly McNamer Peter McNiff Anthony Meirovitz Maraye Mickey Stacy Middleton Anthony Mingo Kristin Mitchell David Moore James Lundgren Maria Lupori Nathan Luther Heather Mackereth Jennifer Marton Antoinette Masiec Peter Maurelli Derek May Amy McCuen Mary McDonough Tamara McEachern Margaret McGinty Stuart McGuire David McKnight Pamela Moore Susan Moore Matthew Moosbrugger Melinda Morales Danna Morfenski Mark Morton 27 Sean Mosley Miki Mosman James Muelken Kristen Munson Michael Nelson Robert Nelson Anthony Ncrmyr Adolf Neudeck Diane Nielsen John Nielsen York Norman Dawn Norvell Douglas Nytes Kathleen O'Brien Debra Olesen Jill Olmscheid Amy Olson Jennifer Olson Marshall Onsrud Dennis Orth Peter Papadakis Sarah Parsons Carolyn Pedersen Amy Pensinger 28 Kerry Pojman Joy Pommerenke Mark Poscley Anthony Price Stephen Pruitt David Puente Richard Ratke Scott Radtke Pilar Ramirez Michael Rockhold Lisa Rucker Timothy Ruhnke Paul Seekamp Eric Seljeskog Kenneth Senkyr Leonard Senkyr Patricia Sharp 29 Devin Shelton Eric Shcrvey Christopher Skapyak Dawn Slaughter Brenda Smith Lisa Smith Keith Sokoloski Kirk Solberg Edward Simon Cynthia Simondet JO Daniel Stoneburg Derek Streissguth Jocelyn Streissguth Sue Sundem Staffan Swanson Elizabeth Swearcgene Elizabeth Thiel Daniel Tieman Lamond Turner Carrie Umphrey Thomas VanHeel Jennifer Vavra 31 Krista Vilinskis Robert Voels Charlene Wagner Kerri Wagner Elizabeth Walter Mychclle Watters Amy Woldum David Wood Clayborn Wright Brian Webster William Whang Blake Wik Collin Williams Dell Williams Donna Williams Robert Williams Todd Williams Michelle Withers 32 ACTIVITIES Welcome Week There was something for everyone in Welcome Week 1981. The seniors proved their superiority as they stuffed their faces the fastest in the cake eating contest. At the same pep fest the Millermates bounced to “Brick House.” The freshmen couldn’t help being pulled into the spirit of Washburn High School. Senior servant day began with many bizarre, row-die characters entering Perkins for breakfast before school (much to the dismay of the two waitresses). The servants sold for the bargain price of 25 cents. They paraded around school all day catering to every whim of their freshmen masters. Whether it was senior servant, orange and blue day. hat and glasses day. or geek day; students at Washburn dressed up to the occasion. The mighty Miller soccer team whipped Rose-mount Thursday evening after the barbecue in the parking lot. The week climaxed on Friday at Parade Stadium as the football team tore up Southwest 35-6. i4 Homecoming was infectious. Washburnites caught the spirit and it moved through the school like an epidemic. No experience equals that feeling of enthusiasm when one is surrounded by, and filled with, Homecoming. Perhaps the pepfest was the breeding place. As the student body gathered, the excitement multiplied and was rapidly passed on. By Friday the Millers were breathing Homecoming. It was thick in the auditorium during sixth hour as spirit shone through students’ talent at the show. A steady drizzle couldn’t wash away the fans filling the Washburn stands for the game. Excitement went up with the umbrellas and orange and blue balloons. The football team set out to “Embarrass the Polars’’ as creative designers finalized their floats for the halftime parade. King Mike and Queen Mary beamed and waved from their convertible seat throne, still glorying in the thrill of their coronation after school. The victorious football team and many satisfied fans rushed home to put on their dancing shoes. Pre-enthused Millers entered the Homecoming Dance. Buster Friendly supplied a beat, Washburn sup-)lied a building, and the dancers had a blast. Kathy And Bill Queen Mary King Mike Mark And Katey Patty And Randy 41 At Work, Rest, Or Play . . . 4? 41 Flash flood warnings and torrential rain did not dampen the spirit of 156 girls and their lucky dates chosen for the Semiformal Dance. However, the flood was not the only flashy thing. The band, Woodbridge, and the Minneapolis Athletic Club provided a fine atmosphere for an exciting evening. Good memories will linger on as we look back on our first spring dance. 44 Prom May 1, 1981 was no ordinary night for 188 couples entering the Lafayette Club. It was Prom night and the excitement was mounting as they walked through a garden and in past a colorful water fountain. The band Zenner helped set the evening’s mood with slow romantic songs as well as rowdy rockin’ tunes. The lakeshore, moonlit perches, and many sunrise breakfasts made this dance the ultimation of the year’s romance. 45 4f, 47 Opus III Opus III, Washburn's third annual classical talent show, was staged on April 30. 1981. 48 Under the experienced eye of Ms. Joyce Anderson, the student directed show was a smash. It consisted of a wide variety of talent, ranging from bagpipes to a barber shop quartet. Refreshments served outside the auditorium after the show made the evening complete. 49 Sadie Hawkins Orange bows and blue ties, gotcha and took buttons, and happy gkls and flattered boys were abundant from November 9 to 13, the week of our annual Sadie Hawkins dance. This year 249 couples (the most ever!) wandered about rural W. H. S. Earlier in the week the seniors had decided who would reign at the dance. David “Lil Abner” McConkey and Katey “Daisy Mae” Leek found out at the dance on the 13th of November that they were the chosen favorites. Square dancing, games, door prizes. Marryin’ Sam, and the lover’s tree were all available to the Sadie goers. There was also a jail for all the Abners that lost their ladies. The dance was great thanks to the Grist staff who ran the whole affair. si Millwheels The talent in Millerville was abounding on February 10 and 11 when stage struck Millers performed for their friends and families. The Millermates magically dancing to “Numbers” and a traveling drum duet enhanced the show, along with a spicy Hot Lunch” served up mostly by juniors. The laughs were rolling to 82’s “Happily Zoned” and “Batman” skits, but the highlight had to be “Pinball Wizard” and the fantastic tunes that came with it. The bands “Europa” and “Infinity” also gave to the Millwheels-goers a fine listening experience. The stage crew and Estelita Malicsi put so much effort into the show that a success was inevitable. Fiddler On The Roof Cast Tevye ......... Goldo ......... Tzeitel ....... Model ......... Chava ......... Shprintze ..... Biclke ........ Yente ......... Motel ......... Perchik . Rabbi ......... Mordcha ....... Mendel ........ Avrahm ........ I zar ......... Nachum ........ Grandma Tzeitel Fruma-Sarah Constable ..... Fycdka ........ Russians ...... .... Bob Cerny ___Jane Oslund . Kirsten Budge Meg Lawson ___Marleah Jex Kelly Murphy Tracy McGowan Kathy Letson Paul Hemstreet .. Scott Wik ....Neal Jodeit Paul Marks ... Dave Wright Jeff Ellington Brendan Obern . .. Paul Marks . Cindy Booher Jenny Olson Todd Conkright Peter Tidemann ___Eric Solberg Tom Skahen Villagers Sarah Almquist Sue Carlson Anne Diffley Harold Farmer Sue Fewer Cheryl Findley Ann Follrath Chantel Grotbeck Ada Hawkins Michele Honderich Iva Katzmarek Tina Kenney Steve Kienitz Joe Lex Cathy Likewitsch Juli Merwin Kristy Miller Matt Moosbrugger Melinda Morales Sue McNaughton Brendan Obern Jill Peterson Kris Prince Mike Richardson Betsy Walter Sean Weekes Dave Wood 54 SNOW WEEK As Monday’s pepfest opened, Father Snow Week 1981 stepped aside and the New SnowWeek 1982 blew in. First the royalty was announced. Kine Jeff Stearns was chosen on the basis of his great legs with Queen Diane Bartko at his side, chosen to “guern over the festivities. The juniors tugged away all challenging classes and hold the 1982 tug-of-war championship. Both the boys and the girls captured the ropes. Concluding the pepfest, the senior Millermen plowed in with a dance that Blew away the crowd. Washburn’s annual talent show. Millwheels, was staged Wednesday and Thursday nights. Wednesday after school grunts and groans could be heard from the field as the powderpuff football games were played. Girls from each class competed in the tackle football games to try and prove their class superiority. On Thursday the Millers united in “1 wish I were in Hawaii” day. A protest went out to cold weather as students sunbathed, dressed, and acted as if they were in Hawaii. The activities ended as the Millers drifted to the 5th Avenue Band during Friday night’s dance. 57 58 SOPHOMORES Sarah Adams Mats Ahlback Brenda Albertson Deanna Alevizos Cynthia Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Kristen Anderson Steven Anderson Letitia Andrews Deann Anfinson Sharlene Arbuckle Kevin Ario Robert Arnquist Ronny Austin Keith Bach John Bacig Dana Badenhoff Elizabeth Bardwell Timothy Barsaloux Megan Bartell Rodd Bartko Shelby Battey Richard Bauman Carolynn Bell Darren Belnavis Constance Bennett 60 v V) Stephanie Bergerson Laurie Bergstrom Sharon Berry Julie Bion Eric Bjelland Matthew Blazei Thomas Bodger Ross Boekhoff Kevin Bonner Joanna Booher Peter Borgen Nancy Bowman Jeffrey Brady Andrea Breen Colleen Broeckel Dana Brown Kimberly Brown Richard Brown Elizabeth Buck Gina Budd Melanie Burak Jonathan Burkhardt Jason Cameron Gregory Carlson James Carlson David Carriger Charlene Carter 61 Sarah Casey Jeffrey Cashdollar Jennifer Cerny Patrick Chan Jack Christman Deidre Clark Gregory Clayton Deborah Close Paul Cookos Michael Courteau Raymond Crosby Ronald Daher Michele Dahl Nicole Covert Sheila Cracraft Lisa Clough Daniel Daly 6? Roger Day Jonathan Dean Mary DeMos Trevor Dewey Thomas Dibble Lolita Doty Elizabeth Doyle Debra DuRocher James Edelston Gregory Elfstrum Robin Elkins Robert Ellingcn Gary Ellington Joseph Emery Tuesday Emmons 6i Margaret Flanigan Thomas Fletcher Kathleen Foley Michelle Ford Kimberly Franklin Thomas Frederick Earle Frymire Richard Garrett Saba Getachew Michael Gleason Larry Green Annette Groos Chantel Grotbcck 64 David Gustafson Peter Hanson Christine Barren Cynthia Harris Frank Harris Paul Harris James Harrison Blaire Hartley Dennita Hayslett Christopher Hendrix Richard Heyne Ronald Heyne Andrew Hill Linda Holcomb Felisha Holden Jane Horning Theresa Hostad Heidi Hovland Paula Huempfner Jennifer Hill Maria Hogan 65 Christopher Huttner Jon Jacobs Norma Jacox Kimberly James Kenneth Jensen Dasha Jex Valerie Johns Bradley Johnson Carrie Johnson Cynthia Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Naomi Johnson Randall Johnson Timothy Johnson Brett Jones Darin Jones Debra Jones Robert Jones Tracy Jordan Caitlynd Kamminga Kyle Kaszynski ndrew Kennedy Tracy Kienitz Margaret King Allison Kinghorn Renee Kjelland 66 Leah Kranzler Lisa Kroiss Jeffrey Kruta Suzanne LaFrancc Nathaniel Klick Richard Kloepper Steven Kloiber Anne Kloster Kristine Knotek Robert Knox Tracy Komgson Catherine Kos Bernard Krantz Michelle Lafrenz Nancy Langevin Steven Laska Christopher Laxdal Elizabeth Lee Thomas Leighton Vikki Lewis Joseph Lex Daniel Licater John Lincoln Paul Lincoln Arnold Lindaas Lucia Lindholm 67 Sergey Lilkewitsch Gregory Little Robert Lobeck Leona Lockett Barry Long Lisa Lowey Amy Ludtke Mark Lukens Nathan Lundeen Kenton Maguire Heidi Majors Kristopher Malmberg Jennifer Marcy Paul Marks Amy Markwardt Julie Martin James McCarthy Dean McCusky Terrance McEachern Katherine Martin Theodore Mattison Kathy McHugh 68 Anthony McKay Mark McKinney Michael McKinney Susan McNaughton Patrick McNiff Jana McVey DeJuanna Mitchell Michele Mitchell Michael Murray Perry Napue Michael Nye Linda Nicoski Andrew Norrgard Jay O'Brien Colleen O’Donnell Kathryn O’Grady 69 Rebecca O'Neal Jennifer Oliphani Eric Ollerman Donald Owen Christopher Olson Michael Palbicki Emily Park Shawn Oftedahl Laurie Oglesby Julia Petersen Angelia Peterson Jill Peterson Timothy Podas Emily Pontinen Cheryl Prentice Catherine Price Kristine Prince 70 Lynn Prosser Cary Pucketi Frederick Raich Debra Ranzmger Natalie Ready Chadwick Rice _ _ . Robert Richardson Trace Robinson Jeffery Richter Susan Sawyer Jennifer Sbertoli Jeffrey Schaper James Samuelson Mary Saugestad Rhonda Schwartz Maria Schweitzer Tamara Scott 71 Dawn Simons Lisa Simpson Edward Solomon Jon Sorenson Christian Sornson Laurie Sovell Mark Spitzer Eva Stahl Carl Steffcnson Kristin Shields Ernest Shrivcr Joshua Siegel Ellen Smart Monique Smith Lisa Sobolta Michael Sims Daina Skurupijs Robert Seashore Cheryl Seed Sheralyn Sellers Thomas Sendecky Hans Shaffer Ann Sheetz Danny Sheffield 72 Mark Stobb Kristin Strandlund Christopher Stratton Kevin Strawman Christopher Struble Sarah Stumme Paul Sutton Vivian Swearegene Jennifer Tate Evan Teisberg Jennifer Thompson Peter Tidemann Charles Torrey Daniel Totall David Tourtelotte Lisa Tragethon Rachclle Villneauve Heidi Voels Amy Vollmar John Warren Pamela Wecht Sean Weekes Melody West Tony Whitcomb 73 Michael Williams Sonya Williams Annalee Wolf David Wright Glenda Young Aaron Youngdahl Kristen Zenisek William Zobel Jennifer Widmark Charles Williams Timothy Wilson Sally Wold 74 ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: D. Evert. T. Masice. J. Degusti Row 2: K. Mitchell. G. Iverson. T. Glynn. S. Gjersct Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: E. Bjelland. J. Oliphant, K. Ario, J. Lincoln .1. Christman. D. Alevizos. N. Lun-dccn. E. Johnson K. Sammond 76 Student Council The Student Council, under the new advisorship of J. Hornby, set into action a year of fun and excitement. Carefully planned and successfully presented activities, pepfests, and dances, Welcome Week, Homecoming, and Prom were a few of the main attractions and accomplishments of this group. The incentive of encouraging student body participation in school activities and pepfest was brought into view by the Student Council. now 1: c. Flannery. C. McLaughlin. S. Fewer Row 2: Mr. Hall. D. Bartko. K. Youngdahl Row 1: D. Courteau. N. Palmer. L. Anderson. J. Bailey. S. Hart Row 2: B. Soli, P. Christman 77 NHS Row 1: N. Anderson. W. Klees. S. Ryan. M. Hoagberg. N. Johnson. S. Christenson. W. Fleeson Row 2: J. Oslund. M. Spriggs. J. Breen. C. Letofsky. J. Latterell. A. Bailey. T. McGowen. C. Pensinger. S. Gersdorf. J. Nichols. S. Sterner. K. Lee Row 3: J. Merwin. E. Davis. P. Moosbrugger. M. Weaver. C. Caranicas. J. Rowland. S. Lewis. D. McConkey. D. Budge. E. Premack. R. Bloom. E. Johnson. P. Schenk. J. Kalin Advisor B. George Advisor A. Dahl Advisor D. Berntsen Row 1: J. Lee. Treas. K. Johnson. Co-Sec. K. Samuclson. Pres. K. Leek. Vice Pres. S. Hill. Co-Sec. P. Reimer, M. Bratrud Row 2: G. Sundem. S. Fewer. C. Sterner. P. Ulseth, R. Brimacomb. J. Devery. S. Mellgren, D. Johnson. T. Laska. C. Flannery, M. Hall. K. Youngdahl Row 3: J. Miller. K. Conway. N. Johnson. C. Whang. H. Clyne, T. Woldum. P. Johnson. C. Hutt. S. Kicnitz, B. Carlson. S. McCreary. D. McNaughton At the conclusion of their junior year, sixty-seven students were selected for their outstanding merits in the scholastic and service abilities which they achieved. These students were chosen after successfully having completed a form of recommendation. These students were honored in an induction ceremony which was held on October 26. 1981. This organization was responsible for providing ushers at the annual open house. 78 Row 1: B. Bye. C. Gilbert. P. Lee. C. Steen. R. Jones Row 2: D. Kornmann. D. Raymond Row 3: D. Fernholz, C. Hendrix. S. Genrich. N. Lacy. M. Goar. L. Barkony, T. Lafrenz. D. Brown. C. Hutt International Club OEA The purpose of OEA Model Office class is to develop and promote the students responsibility, leadership, and business organization abilities. Two hours of class time is devoted to the advancing and the shaping of these clerical abilities. Advisor Y. Cram The International Club meets weekly to plan international dinners and organizes student exchange programs in cooperation with other schools in Minnesota. Through fundraising, the club's goal is to be able to aid foreign students in providing for education and expenses in America. Advisor S. Morgan Row 1: M. Ahlback. J. Wilson Row 2: V. Johnson. N. Nerge. K. Martin. T. Conkright Row 3: E. Jewell 79 Debate Controversial issues and questions were successfully argued and answered by this year's debate team. At after school meetings, the team strengthened its ability with the direction and help under the advisorship of Mr. Rogers. The team expressed its’ talent in a display of fine performance in quenching the title of Metro Varsity Debate League Champions. Row 1: S. Christenson. S. Hill. E. Johnson. K. Anderson Row 2: D. Ewald. S. Barnhart. T. Bruininks. S. Litkewitsch. C. Baago. S. Cracraft, C. Findlay Row 3: J. Holtzman. R. Bloom. M. Hoagberg. D. Puente. B. Gilyard. W. Fleeson 80 Row 1: M. Dufoe. A. Douglas. P. Napue. Advisor R. Pratt Row 2: M. Schultz. M. Nye Black History Row 1: N. Jacox. T. Jordan. C. Gilbert. R. Willis. R. Jones. D. Clark. T. Jackson Row 2: J. Rowland. B. Cook. D. Tillman. L. Rainer. V. Sylvester. T. Williams. T. Wilson. R. Staten Row .3: E. Buck. E. Johnson. K. Johnson. J. Burnaugh. R. Doty, K. Anderson. S. Berry. T. Robinson. J. Jacox This year’s Black History theme is “Different but Equal.” February was known as black history month throughout the nation. This year a series of 27 separate presentations were performed during every social studies class as a means of forwarding a greater awareness of black achievement. A black history program was presented on the evening of February 18. Rocky Robbins, pop singer, made a special guest appearance. The program displayed a variety of Washburn talents at its finest. 81 High School Bowl This year’s High School Bowl team participants were selected for their knowledge of subject trivia and their ability to react promptly to the questions asked. The team was met with the stiff competition of St. Thomas Academy early in the season. Washburn was leading by a narrow margin in the first half, but went on to be defeated in the second half by a score of 275 to 200. How 1: R. Bloom. D. Budge, E. Premack. M. Kjelsberg. Row 2: C. Flannery. KSTP Moderator R. Finden. Advisor R. Pratt. Row 1: R. Doty. K. Anderson. Row 2: S. Lewis. D. Bjelland. E. Premack. Boys’ State Boys’ State is a mock legislature created to intensify the understanding of the political functions used in the American government. The plan of procedure called for city and county elections and the election of a mayor and a state governor. Participation in politics made the students especially chosen, familiar with the procedures used in a political system. The senior men who took part in the program, which was sponsored by the American Legion, were selected on the basis of political and governmental awareness. 82 Reach Row 1: J. Wilson. R. Daher. Co-Prcs. J. Dcvery. Co-Prcs. S. Wik, Sec-Treas. G. Rushman. L. Dingley Row 2: W. Daher. H. McCaffrey, N. Anderson. C. Chapin. K. Miller. V. Robinson. M. Devery. J. Rudolph. R. Cerny. S. Weekes Row 3: S. LaFrance, M. Glynn. S. Volk. J. Arbuckle. J. Booker. M. Qualey, C. Hutt Advisor L. Haugerud Reach is a service organization which is devoted to making those who are new to the school feel more welcome. Reach members are responsible for helping students on tally day and parents during open house. Blue Tri Blue-Tri is a service organization composed of senior women who were dedicated to promoting friendship and providing service to the school and community. Blue-Tri was involved in many fund raisers some of which included bake sales, donut dunks, and their annual Valentine Day carnation sales. Row 1: K. Jackson, S. Fewer. J. Oslund. P. Ulseth. K. Olson Row 2: K. Conway. N. Keith. J. Devery. S. Nesheim. R. Jones, L. Williams Row 3: J. Rudolph. W. Klees. C. Lctofsky. D. Bartko. J. Lattcrell. C. Rhodes. K. Leek. D. Tillman. N. Anderson, C. Sterner. K. Samuelson Row 4: K. Johnson. C. Whang. L. Carlson, T. Lafrenz, L. Ployhar. D. Johnson. K. Otto. M. Anderson. Co-Pres. C. Hutt, S. Ryan. M. Hoagberg Row 5: W. Laxdal. A. Abraham. K. Horn. E. Davis. C. McLaughlin. J. Miller. A. Bailey. M. Spriggs. A. Hovland. Co-Pres. J. Merwin Advisor A. Walsh Millermates Advisor R. Rogers Millermates raised school spirit and added fun and excitement to the many pepfests which they danced at. The danceline was often called upon to provide the half time entertainment at many of the football, soccer, and basketball games throughout the year. M M’s were much on demand and helped to finance the new uniforms worn by the 1982 danceline. ( ! 'VW 84 Flow 1: J. IvUther. C. Bush. J. Hill. Co-capt. M. Maunsoll, Co-capt. V. Norvell. J. Simondet. C. Letofsky, K. Sodcrholm Row 2: S. Rollwagen. L. Doty. C. Whang. P. Huempfner. K. O'Grady. M. Beetsch Row 3: M. Abeln. K. Strandlund. M. Lamuth. D. Monterotti, C. McLaughlin, G. Hazel. R. Mure 85 Varsity Cheerleading Row 1: D. Wandmacher. J. Nellas. M. Davitch. J. Pensinger. L. Presion Row 2: S. Ashner. L. Ruble, D. Barlko, D. Hoesley Row 3: C. Fraction. B. Ployhar, Capt. L. Carlson, P. Christensen. Capt. M. Spriggs An enthusiastic group of cheerleaders encouraged fun and spirit at all of the varsity and sophomore football, soccer, basketball, and hockey games. The squad also showed their skills at pepfests and wrestling events. The cheerleaders kept the spirit high through victories and defeats and chose to provide the team members with cupcakes after every game. Row 1: C. Fraction. J. Bailey. C. Wiser. J. Lattercll. .1. Pensinger Row 2: L. Preston. D. Wandmacher. L. Anderson. K. Robertson. M. Meyer. M. Davitich Row 3: D. Hoesley. S. Ashner. S. Ryan. L. Carlson. E. Davis. D. Barlko 86 Sophomore Cheerleading Row 1: S. LaFrance. K. Zenisek. R. Kjelland Row 2: C. Johnson, C. Prentice. C. Kos. J. Marcy Row 3: L. Holcomb 87 Wahian Advisor C. Johnson Sue Fewer Kathy Olson Mary Spriggs Pam Ulseth Unidentified faces, messed up picture schedules, and the ever present threat of deadlines didn’t deter the mission of the 1982 WAHIAN staff of producing the greatest yearbook in recent memory. I’d first of all like to thank the wonderful people that made up this staff. Their patience and will to make this book the best book possible was always reliable. A special thanks to David Banks Studios for helping and 88 Carrie McLaughlin Lance Bay 1982 supplying our staff with photographs and darkroom equipment. Also a special thanks to Mr. Johnson whose guidance in the production of the book was vital. But my biggest thanks goes to the students and faculty of Washburn. This book was made for you. We hope you’ll keep the memories of tnis year. Enjoy! David Budge Editor 1982 WAHIAN Dave Budge Editor ....... Faculty ...... Activities Freshmen Sophomores Organizations Juniors ...... Girls’ Sports Boys’ Sports Seniors Photographers .....Dave Budge ___ Wendy Klees ..... Sue Fewer Sue McCreary Todd Conkright Kristi Youngdahl Cheryl Sterner Pam Ulseth Kathy Olson Carrie McLaughlin Mary Spriggs ..... Robert Doty Paul Reimer .. Dave Bjclland Kari Samuolson ......I ance Bay Marc Hall Peter Haii Chris Pensinger Chris Sornson We're proud! Row 1: T. Laska. R. Bloom. J. Kalin. P. Schenk. L. Bay. E. Premack. P. Hall. S. Ryan. N. Anderson. Row 2: S. Kienitz. M. Hall. C. Pensinger. M. Hoagberg. S. Christenson. A. Bailey. S. Wik. C. Flannery. D. McConkey. S. Hill. K. Anderson The Grist Staff worked diligently during their fifth hour to comprise an entertaining and exciting monthly edition of the school paper. Washburn activities and community concerns, along with the many featured articles, sporting events, and editorial opinions makeup some of the typescript that goes into every publication of the Grist. Some of the Gristers late-night excursions included tarring, feathering, and burying the Southwest rocks. The Gristers were responsible for attracting a record-breaking crowd to the 1981 Sadie Hawkins Dance and for providing assistance to Washburn's newswriting class. Advisor K. Stitzel PW Vow Know,? sports runs 90 Editor-m-Chici ........... Manager Editor ........... News .................... Features ................. Sports ................... Graphics and Photo ...... Copy...................... Circulation and Exchange tementj washburn grist 201 Wost 49th Street. Minneapolis. MN S5409 David McConkoy ... Ann Bailey . Mia Hoagberg ......Ron Bloom Jason Kalin Sue Ryan ...... Marc Hall .. Nancy Anderson ...... Scott Wlk Photographers ................... Chris Penslnger Lance Bay Peter Hall Chris Sornson Stall Writers ............. Keith Anderson. Scott Christenson. Chris Flannory. Steve Hill. Steve Kienitz. Tim Laska. Eric Premack. Peter Schenk Principal ........................... Dean Bern I sen Adviser .............................. Keith Stitzei Published monthly by the students ol Washburn High School Orchestra Officers Advisor W. Lydell This year's orchestra had a busy year. Led by director W. Lydell, they played at Emerson school (a school for physically and me-tally retarded people) and gave a Holiday concert at Southdale. besides their three regular concerts. They were conducted by Dr. William Jones of the Greater Twin Cities Youth Symphonies and by members of the Minnesota and St. Paul Chamber Orchestras. They also played side-by-side with members of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra in January. Sec. K. Johnson. Pres. C. Caranicas. V. Pres. K. Robertson. Treas. L. Lofgren Row 1: M. Kjelsbcrg. M. Deland Row 2: D. Shoop. C. Caranicas. G. Barnell Row 1: T. Overby. A. Wolf Row 2: J. Korzenowski. C. Kamminga Row 1: A. Onani. K. Robertson. A. Pensingcr. M. Devery. M. Smith. J. Brothers Row 2: A. Bourgeault. C. Broeckel. T. Guliand. K. Johnson. L. Lofgren Row 1: M. West. H. Hovland. C. Steen. C. Hutt. K. Conway Row 2: R. Kohn, S. Adams, K. Shields. A. Johnson Band Row 1: D. Ready. W. Fan Row 2: J. Schaper. H. Gregory. B. Long. R. Heyne Under the direction of Mr. tenBensel, this year’s band marched at games including state tournament games. They also kept our school spirit up during pepfests and other games by playing the school song and other rousing numbers. They gave three concerts this year (one each tri) and played at the NSP Plaza. They were visited and instructed by members of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. Advisor J. tenBensel Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: R. Heyne. M. David. F. Vollmar, T. Marchia-fava T. Pikal. F. Clark. D. Hilden. E. Teisberg. P. Tidemann B. Nordin. C. Hahn, D. Rooney. J. Ruhnke, P. Brauer Row 1: B. Butler, W. l.axdal Row 2: M. Fox. C. Velo. A. Olson. L. Oglesby Row 3: M. Glynn. J. Rudolf. T. Evers. N. Ready. T. Ska-hen Row 1: J. Grocthe. M. Meyer. P. Yovicson, L. Berg Row 2: J. Sbertoli. S. Peterson. C. Bennett. D. Wright, J. Arbuckle Row 3: J. Asplund. R. Holtzleiter. E. Stanton. S. McBcath Freshman Band Row 1: S. Hjort, J. Downham, N. Gasper. G. Madsen. T. Ruhnke Row 2: M. Stoleson. S. Carlson. A. Fimreite, J. Lafrenz. S. Larson. P. Ramirez. D. Spahr, K. Dugan Row 3: K. Clausen. T. Buck. C. Carter. M. Morales. A. Diffley, D. Adams. R. Foster. R. Azmove Row -I: M. Rockhold, J. Digovanni. K. Hild. D. Butler. S. Almquist, J. Jallo. B. Erickson. S. Koffman Row 5: W. Austin, T. Glynn. T. Holdgrapher. D. Streissguth. M. Jorgenson. D. Williams. B. Holden 9th Grade Choir Advisor J. Anderson Row 1: K. Kortz. T. Larson. L. Edmunds, T. Costas, C. Crocker. S. Parsons Row 2: T. Cole. R. Lichliter. D. Davis, M. Tersteeg Row 3: Y. Norman. J. Vavra. A. McCuen. D. Gersdorf. S. Almquist. A. Johnson Row 4: D. Gronseth, J. Anderson, R. Voels, D. Williams Mixed Choir Row 1: M. Mitchell. L. Lau, F. Stewart. J. Cooney. K. Boyd Row 2: M. Demos. D. Adams. L. Cobb. W. Anderson. P. Harper Row 3: G. Persina. C. Harris, L. Thompson. N. Lacy, T. Graham. M. Withers Row 4: R. Ecklund, S. Pruitt. W. Daher. C. Howard. D. Daly Girl’s Choir Row 1: L. Fewer, M. Hanscom, C. Ferrell. K. Lee Row 2: P. Ulseih, M. Kane. K. Murphy Row 3: C. Steen. A. Dunn. M. Hall. K. Johnson Row 4: M. Barth, K. Paulsen. L. Smith Row 1: D. Bartko, K. Leek, T. McGowan Row 2: M. Goodman. E. Glattly Row 3: S. Fewer. M. Spriggs, j. Oslund Officers % Row 1: Treas. J. Oslund. V. Pres. K. Johnson Row 2: Sect. D. Bartko. Pres. S. Fewer Director W. Lydell Choraliers Row 1: J. Horning, K. Risser, M. Jcx. S. Felder Row 2: J. Merwin, M. I awson, D. Brown. K. Letson Row 3: H. Voels. K. Budge. S. LaFrance. N. Holdgrafer Row 1: H. McCaffrey. A. Kloster. J. Luther. J. Jacobsen Row 2: A. Bourgealt. J. Korzenowski. K. Heistad Row 3: J. Asplund. K. Miller. C. Chapin. C. Conrad Row 1: H. Farmer, K. Kloster. D. Wright Row 2: T. Skahen. C. Matson. N. Lundocn. J. Ellington Row 3: R. Cerny. R. Cook. J. Lex Officers Row 1: Sec. J. Luther. V. Pres. M. Lawson Row 2: Pres. J. Merwin. Treas. K. Heistad 97 AUTOGRAPHS 98 JUNIORS Margaret Abeln Carolyn Adams Jonathan Adams Kristen Adams Kathryn Alfonsus Kelly Allardycc Susan Allcnson Melanie Altcndahl Eric Anderson Eric Anderson Lori Andrson Margaret Anderson Rene Anderson Scott Anderson Warren Anderson James Andrews John Apolloni Julie Arbuckle Larry Armstrong Terry Armstrong Edith Arneson Joseph Arnold Svea Ashner Jennifer Asplund Amy Austin Diane Baago James Bachman Mark Backman Barbara Baglien Jane Bailey Douglas Baldwin Thomas Bane 100 Gregory Barnell Lisa Bauer Melissa Bauman Lance Bay Bryan Bayerkohler Carolyn Becker Peter Bergstrom Nancy Blesener Douglas Boedckcr Brian Bonner Cynthia Booker Anne Bourgeault John Boyt Michael Bramscn Eric Broman Andrea Bronstad Kirsten Budge Renee Budish Carol Bush William Butler Devin Caliri Susan Campbell 101 Duane Carland Jill Carlson Deborah Carr Jeffrey Carstens Valerie Carter Cindy Casto Carolyn Chadbourn Charlene Chapin Dana Cherry Katherine Chin Deandra Christensen Peggy Christenson Tom Christiansen Philip Christman Timothy Clark Sharon Clausen John Close Timothy Comer Beth Cook Ryan Cook Sharleen Cook Elena Costas Daniel Courteau David Cowan David Crandall Kelly Crocker Tracy Cunningham Gordon Dahl 102 Michael Dalton Starlette Davis Megan Davitch Auburn Decs Victoria DelCalzo Brenda Denholm Paul Densmorc Mary Devery Kimberly Dewey Laurie Dingley Bradford Dobbins Ann Dodge Peter Dyer Gina Ecklund Joseph Egan Laurence Elkins Cathy Emmons David Erickson Thomas Evers Donna Evert Jennifer Fahey James Feikema John Felton Christine Ferrell Kristine Domholt Andrea Dunn Lucy Duroche Stephen Dye 10J I Lori Fewer Harold Finch Paula Fischer Kim Fishman Robert Fish Kathleen Flanagan Steven Foley Kristine Fontaine Michael Foster Mary Fox Cynthia Fraction I Cah Frazier Lisa Frctte Kenneth Fricke James Friederich Dan Galbraith Steven Galush Cynthia Geer Joseph Gergen Julie Gerhard Randolph Gibson Michele Glynn Mary Goodman Dana Gorman Brigid Gormlcy David Gould Eric Graham 104 Nancy Grceman Therese Grimm John Groeihe Susan Groih Kimberley Grussendorf Michael Gulland James Hagg Christian Hahn Karen Haley Joseph Hall Mary Hall Peter Hall Gregory Hampton Daryl Hansen Jonathan Hanson Kurt Hanson Susan Hart Grant Hartley Georgia Hazel Kathleen Heath Alexander Heinrich Kathryn Heistad Diane Heldt Mark Hellevik Paul Hemstreet David Hilden Terry Hoecherl 105 Shauna Jenkins Ellen Jewell Marleah Jex Celeste Jibben Neal Jodeit Charles Johnson Daniel Johnson Karen Johnson Nancy Holdgrafer Patrick Holland Michelle Hollie Janies Holme Rita Holtzleiter Jon Holtzman Michele Honderich Pamela Huempfner Dwight Hummel Janna Jenkins Kirstin Johnson Morris Johnson Ramona Johnson Victor Johnson Janet Jonak Kimberly Jones Tracy Jones Lon Kaner Iva Katzmarek Jeffrey Kelly 106 Tina Kenney Joseph Kernan Howard Kiesling John Killeen Michael Kjelsberg Michael Klaers Babette Knibb Rachel Kohn Jill Korzenowski Daniel Koughan Davjd Koughan Debra Kroll Linnea Kulisheck Patrick Kulisheck John Lacy Beth Lafayette Michelle Lamuth Mark Larson Jeffrey Lau Lisa Lau Steven LaVictoirc Mary Lawson Karl Leaf Christine Lee David Leenay Brian Lcmke Karen Lindeman Nancy Lindseth 107 Chcric Lobben Linda Lofgren Steven Lukasavitz Jeffrey Lundeen Ronda Lundeen Jill Luther Beth Madsen Thomas Malone Catherine Marble Timothy Marchiafava Elise Masiee Sheila McBeath Helen McCaffrey Marcus McCleery Wayne McCuen Sandra McGinley Davena McKnight Susan Meacham Robert Miller Kelly Mitby Diane Monterotti Robert Morgan Monica Meyer James Michael Kristy Miller Elizabeth Morrill Randall Morrison Sean Morrison Sean Mulloy Kelly Murphy 108 Kelley Murrary Tracy Muse Rodrick Neal Michael Nelson Nancy Nerge Anna Olson Amelia Oriani Noelle Palmer Michael Parrotl Thomas Parsons Jennifer Pensinger Lorraine Peterson Mark Peterson Shelley Peterson Betsey Ployhar Christine Poseley Lisa Preston William Prince Michelle Qualey 109 Hugh Quinn Marc Radtke Lavette Rainer Maria Ratliff Mark Regan Kathy Risser Christopher Robertson Gary Ronhovde Elizabeth Ruble Deborah Rudolph Brenton Reichow Michael Richardson Sharon Riddle Lea Rinker Victoria Robinson Valerie Rohlf Sally Rollwagen Heidi Sampson Ellen Samuelson Timothy Schenk Michael Schilz Michael Schulz Robert Schweitzer Ceja Scroggins William Senkyr James Shuberg Jennifer Simondet Gail Rushman Calvin Salone Philip Schimke no Connie Smilh Tierney Smith Kaari Soderholm Linnca Solberg Brian Soli --------priggs Ellen Stanton Alan Strandlund Kimberly Swan James Totzke Lori Tucker Mary Ulrich Karen VanEvery Peter VanValkenburg Susan Swanson Victoria Sylvester Cary Teague Katherine Thiel Barbara Thomas Pamela Tcdford Erik Teisberg Leslie Thompson Michael Thompson Rosanne Thompson Jason Vavra Robert Velasco Colleen Velo Clayton Vetsch Sheryl Volk Frank Vollmar Brian Warn Paul Warner H Wendy Washington Mary Weber Paul Wesigaard Peter Wetherall Brian While Schelly Wiehle James Wilbur Traci Williams Ann Wilmcs 112 SPORTS Little Millers Tie For City Title Row 1: S. Jones, W. Zobel. R. Coats. P. Napue, M. Conlon, L. Green, J. Emery. J. Bauman. L. Farthing. T. Dewey. A. Youngdahl Row 2: Mgr. M. Morgan, D. Davis. A. Douglas. S. Wcekes, K. Bonner. K. Bach. E. Solomon. Capt. E. Bjelland. J. Harrison. M. Gleason. R. Day. Mgr. C. Williams Row 3: G. Clayton. E. Ollerman, R. Heyne. M. Mortensen. K. Kaszynski. M. Courteau. T. Wilson. D. Coleman. P. Cookos. G. Ellington. J. Schaper. 0. Rogers Row 4: Coach B. Turnbaugh. T. Whitcomb. A. Kennedy. Capt. D. Coleman. M. Palbicki, J. Siegel. K. Strawman. G. Carlson. J. Abraham. P. Hanson. J. Sefton. Coach J. Zobel The 1981 sophomore griciders followed in the Washburn tradition of city dominance. Although the team was small and relatively inexperienced, the little Millers with the help of Coach Turnbaugh. proved that they could learn quickly what it takes to play as a team. The sophs gained strength with a big win over Central when the team first showed signs of real teamwork. Moving on to North, they faced defeat in a physically challenging game but came back to clinch the win. Ending the season at South, the Millers showed consistency as well as teamwork with four touchdowns in an excellent offensive game. The Millers were left to share the City title with Edison and a six and one record. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Tied for First in City .1 Record: 6 wins - 1 loss i Washburn 0 Edison 14 Washburn 15 Henry 12 Washburn 20 Central 8 , Washburn 21 North 18 Washburn 26 West 6 Washburn 14 Southwest 6 Washburn 26 South 0 For the first time since 1978, the Miller foot team squeaked into the State playoffs through ting rather than through total dominance on field. The gridders lost only to Edison in the final moments and handily defeated unbeaten Roosevelt 20-0. The Millers then proved to the coaches and the City that they were the number one team in the conference. Besides their show of city supremacy, the mighty Millers unleashed themselves against a strong LaCrosse Central team resulting in victory for their only non-conference game of the season. Moving on from the Roosevelt victory, our gridders went on to the State playoffs and a tough Rosemount team. After a close first half, it looked like there was a chance of hosing Rosemount. but the second half turned sour when the Irish took the winning edge over the frustrated Washburn team, ending the season for the orange and blue. IS Coaches vote Washburn into playoffs 116 VARSITY FOOTBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 8 wins - 2 losses Washburn 35 Southwest 6 Washburn 19 Edison 20 Washburn 20 Central 7 Washburn 10 LaCrosse Central 7 OT Washburn 23 North 8 Washburn 28 Henry 0 Washburn 55 South 13 Washburn 28 West 0 Washburn 20 Roosevelt 0 STATE PLAYOFFS Washburn 9 Rosemount 37 tow 1: B. Dobbins. D. Howard. J. Egan. K. Reed. B. Mathis. J. Ellington. J. Orcutt. S. Mulloy, M. Johnson tow 2: S. Dye. M. Radtkc. P. Gibson. Capt. J. Ponto, S. Shields. P. Nielsen. B. Warn. B. Bayerkohler. C. Puckett. T. Skahen tow 3: Mgr. L. Kaner, S. Foley. Capt. K. Anderson. M. Goar. Coach G. Wemeier. Coach J. Eiler, Coach R. McNamer, P. Johnson. P. Hazel. Mgr. S. Carlson low 4: G. Givens. M. Brown. J. Holme. J. Adams. T. Whitcomb, T. Muse. G. Hoch. D. Anfmson. T. Holme. R. Gibson Row 5: R. Brimacomb. J. Lundeen. T. Armstrong. Capt. S. Jordan. M. Palbicki, J. Almquist. L. Armstrong. M. Warren. B. Bonner. Capt. T. Carter 117 Millers Bumped To Third VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Third in Conference Record: 13 wins - 4 losses Washburn 2 Eden Prairie 0 Washburn 0 Simiey 2 Washburn 2 Spring Lake 1 Washburn 2 South 1 Washburn 0 Southwest 2 Washburn 2 Central 0 Washburn 2 Edison 0 Washburn 2 Edison 0 Washburn 1 Roosevelt 2 Washburn 2 Wayzata 1 Washburn 2 Henry 0 Washburn 2 Benilde St. Margaret 1 Washburn 2 West 0 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 0 Washburn 2 North 0 Regions 0 Washburn 2 Regina Toll no Grace Washburn 0 2 An all-around team” is the phrase that best describes the 1981 volley-bailers. Each girl could and did serve as an important function of the group. Bumps, sets, and spikes were executed smoothly and effectively, allowing the team to place third in their conference. In Regions, Regina was put aside, but Totino Grace then put us away. Peggy Weaver, the sole senior player and a very important Miller asset, performed well enough to be named an All-Conference member. 118 Row 1: K. Green. R. Anderson. M. Weaver, L. Anderson. C. Booker Row 2: Coach J. Dockendorf, L. Nicoski. L. Frazier. M. Spriggs, K. Heistad, Coach B. Sell JV VOLLEYBALL Third in Conference Record: 9 wins - 5 losses Washburn 0 Eden Prairie Washburn 0 Simley Washburn 2 Spring Lake Washburn 2 South Washburn 0 Southwest Washburn 2 Central Washburn 1 Edison Washburn 2 Roosevelt Washburn 0 Wayzata Washburn 2 Henry Washburn 2 Benil'de St. Margaret Washburn 2 West Washburn 2 Coon Rapids Washburn 2 North Row 1: K. Risser. T. Leezer, M. West. D. Alevizos Row 2: Coach B. Sell, L. Nordstrom. K. VanEvery. I. Ollerman. D. Davis. K. Davis 119 Teamwork Pushes CC’ers Over SW MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Fifth in City Record: 6 wins - 2 losses Washburn 22 South 36 Washburn 31 Central 24 Washburn 26 Southwest 29 Washburn 25 Henry 30 Washburn 17 Edison 42 Washburn 17 North 38 Washburn 34 Roosevelt 21 Washburn 22 West 33 120 For the second year, the Miller harriers have experienced a rebuilding year under the coaching of Mark Gagstetter. With wins over strong Southwest and Henry teams, the runners proved that they could go the distance with outstanding team work. Toward the end of the season, injuries began to haunt the Millers with All-City runners Dave Bjel-land and Cary Teague out with leg problems. Also named to the All-City roster was senior Eric Premack. Injuries forced many of the junior varsity squad to run varsity at the City and Region meets. Even so, the team managed to pull off an impressive fifth place in city. Next year’s captain, Cary Teague, hopes for a strong turn out of new runners to replace the large percentage of the team being lost to graduation. Row 1: Capt. E. Premack. L. Bay, R. Perry. J. Lacy. H. Quinn. Row 2: Coach M. Gagstetter. C. Teague. E. Sigerseth, P. Reimer. B. Prince. Capt. D. Bjelland. M. Hall. Row 1: A. Vollmar. C. Price. N. Palmer, M. Weber, J. Sbertoli, E. Lee. B. Gormley Row 2: K. Robinson. K. Routi, K. Strandlund. M. Bratrud, E. Park. A. Kjelsberg Row 3: Coach M. Gagstetter. C. Lobben, L. Rinker. K. Mitby. H. Marsh. M. Broucck. K. Lee From the very start of the season. the Miller milers were looking forward to State victory. The devoted members ran an average of five miles every day for ten weeks. That’s 250 miles to you and me — at least! Winning first in the City Meet and then second in Regions enabled the team to participate in state competition. Although the dream of first was not fulfilled. the girls were not too far off. Five individuals made the All-City Team: Mary Weber. Katherine Robinson, Emily Park, Kristin Strandlund, and Ann Kjelsberg. Weber took first place in both the City and Region competitions, while Robinson placed second in Regions. WOMEN S CROSS COUNTRY First in City Second in Region Seventh in State City Meet Washburn 36 West 58 Southwest 60 North 87 Central 88 Henry 101 Edison 132 Roosevelt INC South INC You’ve Run A Long Way, Baby! 121 Conference Champs Again This year’s tennis team proved its great strength by smashing all of its conference opponents. The enthusiastic group lost only two conference match points; one to West at the season’s start and the other to Central. Uniquely, the team did not possess a weak spot. Daina Skurupijs, positioned at number one singles, attained second place in Region VAA. This outstanding achievement permitted her to represent Washburn in State play. WOMEN’S TENNIS First in Conference Record: 10 wins - 3 losses Washburn 3 4 Washburn 6 Bcnildc-St. Margaret’s 1 Washburn 2 Breck 5 Washburn 6 West 1 Washburn 7 North 0 Washburn 7 South 0 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 7 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 5 Holy Angels 2 Washburn 7 Southwest 0 Washburn 7 Edison 0 Washburn 6 Central 1 Regions Washburn 2 Holy Angels 3 Row 1: D. Evert, S. Adams. B. Baglien. D. Skurupijs, K. Leek, N. Johnson, A. Dodge Row 2: Coach N. Moody. S. Campbell, K. Sammond, S. Bergcrson, M. King, K. Johnson. A. Bailey. D. Evert 122 Sophomores Score SOPHOMORE SOCCER Record: 5 wins - 6 losses - 3 ties Washburn 4 Elk River •1 Washburn 0 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 2 Orono 3 Washburn 5 North St. Paul 1 Washburn 1 Elk River 2 Washburn 3 Richfield 2 Washburn 1 Apple Valley 3 Washburn 1 Hastings 1 Washburn 3 Park 2 Washburn 2 Moundsview 1 Washburn 0 Armstrong 3 Washburn 1 Benildc 3 Washburn 5 Kennedy 2 Washburn 1 Southwest 1 Row 1: T. Glynn, S. Swanson, D. Otto, C. Torrey, J. Lincoln. E. Olson. D. Belnavis. J Ridler, A. Norrgard Row 2: A. Lindaas. S. I aska, P. Moormann. M. Fugle. M. Blazei. T. Gulland. P Sutton. R. Garret, S. Kloiber Row 3: M. Lukens. G. Madsen. D. Holcomb, J. Tidwell, C. Anderson. J. Tidwell, M Anderson, A. Price. T. Mattison Row 4: Coach D. Ario, C. Sornoson. J. Christman, P. Lincoln. T. Bodgcr, G. Little, N Lundeen, T. Holdgrapher. Coach F. Little This year’s Washburn sophomore soccer team was a group of very good up and coming soccer players. Although their record was 5-6-3, this is very misleading. The mighty sophomore Millers were blown out of only one game which is very good. These young sophomore Millers seem to be excellent varsity prospects. Let’s hope that these young Millers keep Washburn’s strong soccer program going. 123 Kickers Ranked 1 In State Row 1 D. Hosoley. M. Bratrud. S. Russell. J. Vavra. M. Cullen. J. Holtzman. L. Carslon. D. Cleary. J. Stearns. D. Baldwin. T. Laska. D. Bartko Row 2: P. Dyer. J. Hostad. D. Cowan. R. Winkels. R. Cook. K. Leaf. M. Thompson. J. Vavra. D. Erickson. G. Hartley. D. Courteau. R. Radcliff Row 3: Coach F. Ario, P. Hall. S. Johnson. D. Hilden. D. Ewald. M. Dalton. K. Fricke, J. Hagg. T. Christinson. C. O’Brian. G. Dahl. T. Comer Row 4: D. Yates. S. Mellgren. T. Wyberg, G. Ronhovde. D. Galbraith, G. Canfield. N. Nicklow. M. Abeln. P. Schemke. Coach J. Wood 124 Soccer is quickly becoming one of the strongest sports at Washburn. This is the statement that Washburn soccer players have been saying for a few years now. But they didn’t put their money where their mouth was until this year. The 1981 soccer season was an extremely successful one. The mighty kicking Millers finished the season with a 12-1-2 record, with its only loss to Minnehaha Academy 1-2. The future looked bright for the kickers going into region play with the No. 1 ranking in the State. But they came up short, losing to Minnehaha Academy again, but this time in the Region finals. This was a very heartbreaking defeat for the Millers but as strong as the soccer program is at Washburn, they’ll be back. BOYS VARSITY SOCCER Second in Region Record: 14 wins - 2 losses - 2 ties Washburn 2 Rosemount 0 Washburn 3 Edina 2 Washburn 1 St. Cloud Tech 0 Washburn 1 Chaska 1 Washburn 1 Minnehaha Academy 2 Vashburn 3 Orono 0 Vashburn 2 North St. Paul 0 Washburn 3 Simley 0 Washburn 4 St. Cloud Apollo 3 Washburn 2 Richfield 1 Washburn 1 Apple Valley 0 Washburn 0 Hasting 0 Washburn 2 Mounds View 1 Washburn 1 Anoka 0 Washburn 3 Kennedy Regions 2 Washburn Washburn Washburn 4 Marshall-U 3 Richfield 1 Minnehaha Academy 0 0 2 07 125 Row 1: A. Roering. V. Brookshire. Capt. J. Breen. Capt. B. Longman. Capt. S. Hart. N. Holdgrafer, J. Krantz Row 2: M. McNamer. C. Bell. N. St. Dennis. L. Lowey, L. Doyle, T. Konigson. M. Dahl, D. Ranzinger Row 3: Coach L. Ritter. C. Kamminga, E. Anderson. S. Ziegler. S. Gjerset, M. Glynn. S. Totall WOMEN'S VARSITY SOCCER Region 3 Champions 1981 STATE CHAMPIONS Record: 18 wons - 3 losses Washburn •1 Burnsville 3 Washburn 5 Coon Rapids 0 Washburn 5 Mariner 1 Washburn 2 Wayzata 1 Washburn 2 Mounds View 1 Washburn 9 Apple Valley 1 Washburn 1 Jefferson 5 Washburn 2 Irondale 3 Washburn 2 Kennedy 3 Washburn 1 St. Cloud Tech 0 Washburn 3 Lincoln 2 Washburn 6 Hill Murray 0 Washburn 11 Apple Valley 1 Washburn 6 Kellogg 0 Washburn 6 Minnetonka 0 Washburn 9 Sibley 2 Regions Washburn 9 Orono 1 Washburn 6 Minnetonka 1 Washburn 2 Wayzata 10T State Tournament Washburn 3 Tartan 0 Washburn 3 Irondale 2 126 Soccer Kicks •Superior Captains: Jenny Breen, Bridget Longman, Sue Hart •Coach of the Year: Mr. L. Ritter •All-State Team Members: Bridget Longman, Sue Hart With qualifications such as these who would expect anything less than a State Championship? Obviously not the soccer team. After a victorious season with a whopping 21 wins and only 3 losses, the mighty Millers found themselves up against the undefeated Iron-dale team. The long, hard practices paid off when the time ran out and WHS was the State Champion again. The school rejoiced with the girls as they gained their second consecutive State Championship. Row 1: N. Keith, J. Devery, T. Bowers. K. Otto. C. Simondet. A. Wilmes. S. Sundem. P. Ulseth. M. Johnson. K. Knotek. M. Lafrenz Row 2: M. Qualcy. M. Schweitzer. K. Murphy. L. Reay, G. Rushman. T. Lafrenz. L. Erickson. A. Groos. L. Solberg, A. Wolf. J. Arbuckle Row 3: J. Streissguth, L. Sovell, T. Hostad. J. Rudolph. S. Arbuckle. M. McGinty. P. Lifson, J. Vavra. D. Close. M. Fox. A. Yates Row 4: Coach C. Komoto, J. Bailey. J. Petersen. N. Triliegi, L. Carlson. B. Carlson, S. McNaugh-ton. C. Hutt. B. Hartley. M. Bartell. Coach T. Winkels. Coach S. Wyberg Show Us The Way To The Cl H20 How 1: L. Puente. D. Klick, E. Morrill. C. Morrill. A. Juntilla. K. Wagner, K. Munson. K. Munson Row 2: J. Carlson. L. Fewer. C. King, K. Crocker. J. Ness. K. Flanagan. Capt. J. Nellas Row 3: K. O’Brien. T. Wallace. A. Kaibel. J. Bion. J. Raugust. S. Bartko, N. Henry Row 4: Coach J. Bailin, Coach J. Morrill. S. Bell, Capt. J. Miller. R. Lundeen. M. Bauman. C. Jibben. S. Fewer Row 5: P. Fischer. M. Lundeen. J. Halley, C. McLaughlin. C. Marble. S. Lau, C. Crocker WOMEN'S SWIMMING First in Conference Second in Region Record: 7 wins - 1 loss Washburn 132 Roosevelt 24 Washburn 126 South 28 Washburn 129 Central 37 Washburn 188 West G3 Washburn 61 Henry 26 Washburn 74 Edison 98 Washburn 55 Marshall-U 28 Washburn 92 Southwest 79 ✓ Oh How We Love To Swim! The Miller mermaids made a big splash this year by swamping their competition. They started out by winning the Twin City Relay Meet and went on to win all but one conference meet. All the weight training and morning practices were worth it with many swimmers placing near the top in the Region Meet and with five swimmers and one diver making it to the State Meet. The girls in their glee over doing so well concluded their season with the annual dunking of their beloved coach in the “Cl H 0”. Sophomores Score MEN S SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 17 wins — 2 losses Washburn 47 Central 51 Washburn 40 North 46 Washburn 58 West 31 Washburn 63 Howard Lake 48 Washburn 66 Roosevelt 36 Washburn 76 Henry 56 Washburn 97 Edison 50 Washburn 60 Southwest 30 Washburn 70 South 32 Washburn 82 Central 57 Washburn 48 North 46 OT Washburn 74 Roosevelt 29 Washburn 65 Southwest 30 Washburn 84 St. Paul Central 52 Washburn 57 Henry 34 Washburn 58 West 31 Washburn 61 Edison 32 Washburn 101 South 43 This year’s sophomore hoop-sters were a group of very talented young men. Led by sophomores Darrin Jones and Frank Clark this team finished the season in the top of the conference. The highlight of the season came with an overtime victory over conference rival North, 48-46. 131 Row 1: D. Davis, R. Bauman. D. Topps, C. Puckett, E. Ollerman. F. Clark Row 2: R. Day. D. Jones, M. Palbicki, D. Coleman. M. Simms Cagers Hang Tough By Step ... By Step ... 132 MEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Fourth in City Record: 10 wins - 8 losses Washburn 54 Central 60 Washburn 64 North 82 Washburn 83 West 56 Washburn 77 Howard Lake- 75 Waverly Washburn 76 Roosevelt 67 Washburn 65 Henry 45 Washburn •13 Edison 55 Washburn 74 South 55 Washburn 59 Central 67 Washburn 69 North 74 Washburn 87 West 33 Washburn 61 St. Paul 68 Central Washburn 69 Southwest 48 Washburn 90 Edison 43 Washburn 48 South 57 Regions Washburn 57 Park Center 58 This year’s Washburn varsity basketball team was one that was good but just couldn’t seem to gel. There is no doubt that this year’s team had the talent to play with anybody in the conference. They had the misfortune of playing two of the top ten teams in the State -North and Central - the first week of conference play. The two losses they suffered that first week of play seemed to stun the team and hindered them throughout the rest of the season. Row' 1: C. Salonc. M. Johnson. C. Teague. P. Johnson. S. Dobbins. G. Hampton Row 2: Coach Boone. D. Budge, R. Velasco. R. Cook. D. Frazier. L. Armstrong, M. Warren. T. Armstrong 133 Gymnasts Flip Out! The gymnastics team vaulted this year under the direction of their new coach Darsi Habeck. They tumbled to victory in all their conference meets, won the City Championship, and the Twin City Championship. With strong talent prevailing, the girls placed second in the region. Deanna Alevizos. Leah Erickson, and Capt. Dana Reay qualified for the State Meet with Reay placing fourth in the all-around competition. 134 Row 1: K. Hynes, Capi. D. Reay. J. Oliphant, S. Lau, Capt. J. Ness. A. Olson. S. Graf Row 2: N. Henry, A. Yates. P. Moore, E. Costas. D. Burgess, I. Williams Row 3: Coach D. Habeck. L. Reay. J. Hill. D. Alevizos. M. Bartell. L. Erickson. Coach D. Jensen WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS First in Conference Twin City Champs Second in Region Washburn 124.7 Edison 96 Washburn 122.45 West 93.95 Washburn 130.2 Southwest 112.4 Washburn 125.88 Roosevelt 109.05 Washburn 124.35 Central 101.2 Washburn 122.5 Henry 81.95 Washburn 127.75 North 67.65 Washburn 129.6 Derham Hall 116.0 Washburn 133 Osseo 137 135 Skaters Stick Together VARSITY HOCKEY Tied for Third in Conference Record: 10 wins - 10 losses Washburn 2 Richfield 5 Washburn 5 West 6 OT Washburn 2 Stillwater 5 Washburn 7 Henry 5 Washburn 2 Crookston 5 Washburn 14 Edison 0 Washburn 5 East Grand 10 Washburn 10 South 1 Forks Washburn 1 Henry 3 Washburn 10 Edison 3 Washburn 15 Central 0 Washburn 3 Henry 4 OT Washburn 6 West 3 Washburn 4 Southwest 6 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 7 South 1 Region Washburn 10 Central 0 Washburn 6 Edison 4 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 6 Washburn 4 Kennedy 5 This year’s puck handlers faced their opponents on an equal level, showing very competitive sticking. The main problem was their ability to play 45 minutes of good hockey. The pucksters came out with confidence, but usually ended up letting remarkable leads slide through their gloves. Their knack for the game increased during the year and they lost many games by a shy, one point against some traditional hockey powers. The exodus of master-stick-man Rick Erdahl and injury of Captain Steve Mellgren hurt the team in the way of leadership. The team looks forward to the talent of the underclassmen on the line for the '83 season. 136 137 Row 1: J. Orcutt, T. Laska, S. Bell. G. Hartley. M. Backman, M. Lowey. P. Christman Row 2: S. Johnson. K. Loaf. G. Hanson. D. Yates, P. Schimke, M. Brown. K. Strawman. D. Courteau Row 3: Coach A. DeWolfe. K. Ario, S. Mellgren, B. Butler. D. Cowan. M. Larson. Coach K. O'Brien Little Sticksters Score City Title JV HOCKEY First in Conference Record: 14 wins - 1 loss Washburn 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 4 West 2 | Washburn 4 Southwest 2 Washburn 8 Edison 0 Washburn 5 Cretin 0 Washburn 24 South 1 Washburn Henry 0 Washburn 4 Roosevelt •) Washburn 4 Edison 1 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 5 South 0 Washburn 9 West 2 Washburn 4 Southwest o Washburn 4 West 2 Twin Citv Game ! Washburn 0 Htll-Murray 7 The little Millers showed the promise of becoming a traditional, winning Washburn team. Going undefeated in the Minneapolis conference, the puck-sters moved on to the Twin City game. The J V’ers met their match against the St. Paul champs - Hill Murray. The team consisted of talented puck handlers, raking in as many as twenty-four points in one game. The high percentage of sophs on the team gives WHS a good supply for years to come. Row 1: A. Lindaas, J. Lincoln, D. Crandall. B. Johnson. H. Finch. T. Haugen Row 2: D. Erickson. J. Christman. J. Lacy. E. Anderson, S. Anderson. P. Cookos. G. Elf-strum Row 3: Coach K. O’Brien. G. Hopper. T. Dewey. D. Gustafson, E. Olson. C. Torrey. A. Norrgard. Mgr. M. Nye 138 Skinny Skiers Glide To State Meet MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING First in Conference First in Region Sixth in Slate City Meet Washburn 162 South 102 Southwest 100 West 99 Henry 82 Edison 74 North 70 Roosevelt 46 Marshall-U 44 4 139 The ’82 Washburn cross country skiing team went farther than any other in WHS history. After taking the city and region by storm, the skiers went on to an incredible sixth in state. Leading the gliders was captain Eric Premack, pulling in first in region and twelfth in state. Other captains were seniors Chris Pensinger and Steve Hill. Besides the seniors strength in the team, there has also depth. Junior Mike Gulland also participated in the state meet as did sophs Don Owens and Mike Williams. Row 1: L. Elkins. D. Baldwin. J. Burkhardt. Capt. C. Pensinger. R. Durham. B. Butler. Capt. E. Premack Row 2: J. Tidwell, J. Downham. D. Owen. A. Hill. L. Bay. R. Johnson. C. Laxdahl Row 3: Coach G. Wald. J. Holtzman. M Gulland. T. Schenk. Capt. S. Hill. M. Kjelsberg. M. Williams. B. Krantz 140 Junior Millers Jaunt To Second The women’s JV basketball team played an excellent season this year, losing a total of four games. Two shattering losses to North ended the girls' hopes for playing the the Twin City game as they had the previous year. However, the squad’s impressive aggressiveness ana outstanding play on the boards allowed them to place second in their conference. Row l: Capt. C. Kamminga, Capt. K. Heistad Row 2: J. Feu. M. Lafrenz. V. Brookshire. C. Bennett, K. Davis, C. Bell, Mgr. K. Risser Row 3: Coach B. Sell. A. Hyatt. D. Davis. S. Sundem. L. Rinker, S. Totall. K. Konig-son. Mgr. G. Rushman WOMEN'S JV BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 14-4 losses Washburn 33 Southwest 29 Washburn 40 Edison 28 Washburn 43 South 7 Washburn 42 Central 21 Washburn 22 North 34 Washburn 52 West 24 Washburn 24 Roosevelt 27 Washburn 30 Henry 21 Washburn 26 Edison 17 Washburn 28 South 6 Washburn 34 Central 14 Washburn 25 North 31 Washburn 27 West 11 Washburn 28 Brady 27 Washburn 37 Roosevelt 9 Washburn 35 Southwest 25 Washburn 31 Cooper 32 OT Washburn 32 Henry 26 Row 1: Mgr. K. Risser. C. Booker. N. Triliegi, Capt. M. Weaver. Capt. B. Longman. Capt. N. Johnson. S. Hart. Mgr. G. Rushman. Row 2: Coach J. Dockendorf. ST Bell. L. Nicoski. I. Ollerman, L. Frazier. M. Spriggs. S. Gjerset. K. Bardwell, M. Dahl. Coach B. Sell Washburn girls gain tourney with new-year resolution WOMEN S BASKETBALL First in Conference First in Region Fifth in State Record: 23 wins - 2 losses Washburn 47 Southwest •10 Washburn 59 Edison 36 Washburn 51 South 23 Washburn 80 Central 27 Washburn 53 North 29 Washburn 49 West 27 Washburn 51 Roosevelt 23 Washburn 72 Henry 47 Washburn 52 Edison 22 Washburn 41 South 25 Washburn 49 Central 24 Washburn 60 North 29 Washburn 59 West 34 Washburn 60 Brady 51 Washburn 54 Roosevelt 29 Washburn 35 Southwest 30 Washburn 53 Cooper 32 Washburn 63 Henry 52 Twin City Game Washburn 45 Hill-Murray 60 Region Washburn 60 North 33 Washburn 40 Holy Angels 39 A Washburn 63 Regina :j2 State Washburn 51 Rochester Mayo 54 Washburn 48 Edina 43 Washburn 56 Derham Hall 29 For the second consecutive year, the women’s basketball team earned a berth in the Class AA State Tournament. This position was achieved by coming out of conference play with a 16-0 record, and then by capturing Region 5AA with victories over North. Holy Angels. and Regina. No conference team came close to Washburn’s caliber; however, in Region play the Holy Angels team certainly gave us a scare. Entering the State Tournament with a 21-1 record, the girls lost their first game to Rochester Mayo in a very close match that could very conceivably gone either way. Shaking off this loss, the girls went on to beat Edina and Derham Hall, thus placing fifth in the entire state. The fine performance of this noble squad made all of Washburn proud. Fifth in State, girls are great!! 143 Row 1: M. Radke, C. Sornson. J. Carron. T. Vietti, T. Bane. P. Hemstreet Row 2: S. Shields. B. Nordin. Capt. S. Lecy, T. Sendecky. M. Mortenson. C. Ward. Capt. B. Sornson. F. Raich. J. Carstons Skiers Run Down Rebuilding Season The downhill skiing team ’82 experienced what some would call a rebuilding season. Facing financial difficulties and a lack of enthusiasm, the team very well could have skied for the last time. The team, which consisted of mostly juniors and sophomores, was lacking in the experience needed to pull off a successful season. Out of the four leading seniors on the team. Scott Lecy went all the way to the state meet. This being the finest individual effort on the Jim Swift coached team. 144 Skiers Shoosh The hearty skiers braved the cold and snowy days of December and January to dutifully practice twice a week at Hyland Hills. Coached by alumnus Jim Swift the skiers participated in many meets but fateful falls and adverse weather kept them from winning any of them. The season was highlighted by meets at Welch Village and Captain Sally Rollwa-gen winning the girl’s slalom race at the city meet. WOMEN’S DOWNHILL SKIING Washburn 5.5 Eden Prairie 49.5 Washburn 10 Lincoln 44 Washburn 12 Orono 43 Washburn 18 Richfield 37 Washburn 16 Minnehaha Academy 39 Washburn 17 Roosevelt 38 Washburn 25 Chaska 30 Washburn 14 Eisenhower 46 Row 1: S. Adams. Capt. S. Rollwagen. Capt. D. Johnson. L. Ployhar. K. Horn Row 2: M. McGinty. K. Theil. C. McLaughlin. A. Markwardt. S. Groth. K. Lcison. A. Hovland 145 Wrestlers Show Promise VARSITY WRESTLING Record: 4 wins - 6 losses Washburn 12 South St. Paul 44 Washburn 55 Central 12 Washburn 4 Richfield 50 Washburn 42 Henry 23 Washburn 39 South 26 Washburn 6 Park Center 54 Washburn 39 Southwest 24 Washburn 21 Edison 36 Washburn 13 Roosevelt 45 Washburn 23 North 30 This year’s varsity wrestling team was fighting for the top spot in the city for most of the year. The grapplers dropped their last three decisions to let their overall record creep down to a respectable level. The senior-oriented team represented Washburn well by taking third place in the Kellogg Invitational tournament. 146 Row 1: F. Hammond. N. Graf. J. Meyers. B. Rcichow. D. Ready. J. Samuelson Row 2: T. Comer. C. Simondet. W. McNiff. M. Bratrud. P. McNiff. D. Anfinson Row 3: Coach McNamer. P. McNiff. R. Winkles. M. Goar. G. Brauer. R. Schweitzer Cross Country Is Boss Country Row 1: A. Pensinger, K. Guslafson. Capt. N. Palmer. Capt. M. Weber. E. Park. S. Parsons. J. Krantz Row 2: K. Chin. L. Yonak. M. Qualey. J. Arbuckle, K. Clausen. B. Baglien Row 3: Coach G. Wald. M. Glynn. K. Lindeman. J. Olmscheid, A. Kjelsberg, C. Jibben. H. Marsh. Capt. K. Robinson While many Minnesotans were busy shoveling or pushing their cars out of the ditch this winter, the cross country ski team was getting their exercise in other ways. Can you guess how? Uh-'huh. 1 knew you could. Yes. that's right, those courageous girls hit the meadows with determination. They wanted to make Washburn proud. This year the squad actually had snow to ski on — and plenty of it — unlike the preceding two seasons. Apparently the extra precipitation worked to the girls' advantage. The team won the City and Region titles with no problem. State competition proved to be much stiffer and yet the skiers managed to gain an honorable fifth place. Mary Weber performed so well individually that she placed first and seventh in city and state respectively. WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Washburn First in City First in Region Fifth in State City Meet HO West 106 Henry m3 Southwest % Marshall-U 88 Edison 76 North •18 Swimmers Stay Above Water 148 Row 1: D. Ellis. C. Bruininks. S. Weekcs. E. Strcisgoth, E. Shervy, D. Eyestone Row 2: Coach Turnbaugh. E. Graham. J. Carl. H. Gregory. Coach Eiler Row 3: D. Rudrud. J. Michaels. J. Adams, M. Hellevik. W. Fleeson, J. Johnson MEN'S SWIMMING Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 31 Washburn 44 Washburn 70 Washburn 95 Washburn 65 Washburn 99 Washburn 54 Edina 52 Benilde 37 Southwest 100 South 56 Blake 106 Central 64 Marshall-U 29 Breck Invitational - First Place The Washburn swim team had a very good season this year. Led by a strong varsity team as well as a promising JV squad, the Miller swimmers found themselves in the top of the city conference. The strokers were led by Jim Carl and David Rudrud whose leadership and example helped the team to a third place finish in the city. 149 Netmen Volley To City Title MEN'S TENNIS Tied for First in Conference Record: 13 wins - 5 losses Washburn 7 South 0 Washburn 7 Central 0 Washburn 2 Burnsville 5 Washburn 2 Breck 5 t Washburn 5 Edison 2 Washburn 6 West 1 Washburn •1 Jefferson 3 Washburn 3 Roosevelt •1 Washburn 3 Lincoln 4 Washburn •1 Southwest 3 Washburn •1 Kennedy 3 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 5 Benilde 2 Washburn 5 Park Center 2 The 1981 Washburn tennis season was one of the most successful Washburn has had in a number of years. The team tied for first in conference by defeating highly state ranked Southwest 4-3. The team then went on to give a strong showing in the Region 5AA tournament, losing to a strong Fridley team in the region finals 4-3. Two team members, Chris Flannery and Rick Erdall, teamed up as a doubles team and advanced to the State individual tournament by defeating No. 1 ranked Southwest. Row 1: T. Mattson. D. McConkey. D. Hilden. T. Overbey. K. Kloster. P. Wetherall. Row 2: T. Nagy. R. Doty. J. Thuras. J. Hostad. R. Erdall. M. Apple. C. Adams. Row 3: Coach A. Wurst. T. Wallace. P. Schenk. M. Kjelsberg. M. Leenay. C. Flannery. 151 WOMEN’S VARSITY SOCCER First in Conference First in South Metro League First in State Record: 12 win • 0 losses • I uc Washburn 9 North Branch 1 Wash bum 6 Blaine 2 Washburn 5 Blake 0 Washburn 7 Mar haU U 0 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 1 Washburn 4 Bemlde-St. Margaret 1 Washburn e Blake 2 Washburn 3 St Paul Academy 1 Washburn 6 Marshall-11 0 Washburn Mound View 1 Washburn 7 Bcmlde-St. Margaret 0 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 3 St. Paul Academy 2 State Tournament Washburn 9 Ramsey 0 Washburn 2 Mounds View I Washburn 5 Coon Rapid 3 Washburn 4 Irondale 3 OT Row 1: N. Rude. L. Holcomb. A. Roering. M. Dahl. C. Bell. E. Winkcls. J. Breen Row 2: L. Hoffman. L. Marchiafava, C. Morrill, B. Longman. K. Heistad. J. Reeve. S. Hart Row 3: Coach L. Ritter. M. Weaver. N. Holdgrafcr. A. Van Valkenburg, M. Weaver. S. Ziegler. M. Glynn 152 Led by senior captains Mary Weaver and Jeanne Reeve, the Washburn women’s soccer team achieved a 12-0-1 record in regular conference play. This outstanding record enabled the kickers to capture the South Metro Soccer League title. To gain additional competition, it was decided that the girls would move to fall play for the 1981-82 school year. They left spring season play with a boot in the State Tournament. By beating Ramsey. Mounds View and Coon Rapids with little trouble, the team met Iron-dale for the championship. In overtime the Millers pulled ahead 4-3 to take it all. «• Uurvd... J. 4. IfMI Washburn girls win soccer meet n.Vi.m KW WOMEN'S JV SOCCER S«cond in Conference Record: 12 win - 3 low Washburn 3 Anoka I Washburn 3 North Branch 0 Washburn 2 Blaine 1 Washburn 3 Blake 2 Washburn 2 Breck 4 Washburn 4 Alexander Ramsey 1 Washburn 3 Minnehaha Academy 2 Washburn 2 Benilde Si Margaret 1 Washburn 4 Blake 2 Washburn 3 St Paul Academy 0 Washburn 2 Breck 3 Washburn 1 Mound View 2 Washburn 2 Benilde St Margaret 0 Washburn 2 Minnehaha Academy 0 Washburn 4 St. Paul Academy 1 Row 1: J. Rudolph, T. Devery, M. Fox. J. Buck. A. Dees. E. Lee. L. Berg. P. Lifson. D. Close. S. Arbuckle. T. Hoslad, C. Letofsky. Row 2: P. Reid. M. Dufoe. D. Alevizos. B. Hanley. M. Qualey. A. Groos. K. Murphy. H. Strcge. K. Olio. C. Kamminga. A. Wolf. Row 3: C. Johnson. J. McVey, J. Hill. K. Leek. D. Hoesley. P. Ulseth. A. Wilmcs. J. Devery. K. Lctson. K. Knotek. D. Ranzingcr. N. Keith. Row 4: C. Shirley. J. Pensinger. L. Lachman. M. Bartell. S. Palmquist. C. Hutt. S. Fewer. E. Anderson. G. Rushman. S. Campbell. A. Paulson. Row 5: Coach C. Komoto Coach T. Winkels. J. Petersen. L. Duroche. B. Carlson. M. King. L. Carlson. E. Stanton S. McNaughton. J. Bailey. T. Keith. Coach S. Wyberg. More than 50 women Washburnites participated on the junior varsity soccer teams this year. Such a large turnout certainly proves the excitement the sport possesses. Soccer is the most popular sport worldwide. Though many of the girls played solely for fun, their game scores showed the serious side. The team placed second in their conference after losing only three games. 153 Miller Batters Catch City Title The ’81 Miller baseball team started out its season with a number of conference wins. Morale was high on the junior-oriented team. Junior P. Hazel and seniors B. Courteau and D. Peterson, who were named to the All-City team, highlighted the talent-rich squad. Facing tough competition from strong Henry and Roosevelt teams, the mighty Millers managed to capture the City Title. Moving on to the Twin City game, the Miller squad suffered a loss to eventual State Champions. Cretin. 154 Row 1: J. Kalin. J.. Orcutt. J. Orcutt, J. Stamos. B. Courteau. S. Johnson. T. Woldum Row 2: B. Bullcr. S. Feldman. J. Hoffman, P. Johnson. P. Stumme. S. Lecy. P. Hazel. D. Cowan Row 3: Coach K. Kielty. Capt. D. Peterson. C. Teague. D. Budge. K. Rasmussen. M. Ellison. Mgr. S. Carlson varsity baseball First m Conference ■_J Record: 9 wins - 7 losses Washburn 3 Roscmount t or Washburn 2 North o Washburn 12 Central Mound i Washburn 1 View 3 Washburn 4 West 2 Washburn 6 Henry 7 Washburn 6 Southwest •1 Washburn 12 South 7 Washburn 11 Edison 9 Washburn 6 Roosevelt 4 Washburn 6 Central i : Washburn 6 Henry 10 Edison 8 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 10 Twin Cuv Game Washburn 7 Cretin in Washburn Rcpons 4 Park Center 5 155 Soph Mitters Share City Title This year’s sophomore baseball team lived up to the old Washburn tradition of strong baseball teams. Going unbeaten in a number of non-conference games and handily beating most city teams, the little Millers’ talent was matched only by their co-city title holder - Roosevelt. The sophs excelled with strong defense featuring Karl Leaf at third and freshman Jon Sorensen on the mound. At bat, the Miller roster showed dominance including Phil Christman and Peter Nielsen, both having averages over 400. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Tied for City Title Record: 12 wins - 3 losses Washburn 14 Washburn 5 Washburn 21 Washburn 6 Washburn 12 Washburn 11 Washburn 3 Washburn 13 Washburn 2 Washburn 12 Washburn 6 Washburn 4 Washburn 1 Washburn 12 Washburn 15 Rosemount 3 Richfield 4 North 0 Henry 4 West 1 Central 1 Southwest 0 Edison 0 Roosevelt 7 South 1 Central 1 Henry 3 Edison 7 Roosevelt 9 Richfield 5 Row 1: A. Olive. D. Gustafson. K. Ario. T. Hcyne. J. Lacy. D. Erickson, P. Nielsen. D. Koughan. Row 2: Coach B. Erickson. P. Van Valkenburg. K. Leaf. J. Sorensen. D. Galbraith. R. Cook, C. Gatlin. P. Schimpke. P. Christman. 156 Fast Pitch Softball Hits Home With W.H.S. Women Row 1: K. Flanagan, M. Kane, K. Wagner, B. Ployhar. C. Ermisch. K. Martin. M. Meyer. C. Lee, N. Johnson, L. Parker. Row 2: M. BecLsch, S. Ryan. C. Marble. L. Lofgren, R. Lundecn. A. Mavity, K. Meyers, M. Spriggs. D. Evert. B. Campion. Row 3: Coach .1. Dockendorf. B. Denholm. C. McLaughlin. M. Maunsell. M. Spriggs. K. Youngdahl. I. Ollerman. K. VanEvery. L. Nordstrom. K. Johnson. Much to the happiness of everyone, there was a softball team! But, much to the regret of the team, their only chance at competition was a single scrimmage in which they showed a lot of potential talent. The team, comprised of mostly sophomores and juniors, is very psyched for up and coming seasons. 157 Are Shin Splints Really Worth It? The dedicated tracksters began their grueling workouts as soon as February’s flurries ceased and turned into March mush. Through these agonizing practices emerged a promising group of girls; the majority being underclassmen. After achieving an honorable second place in the All-City meet (falling only to Central), five of the leggers ran for state: Jane Hale, Katherine Robinson, Lea Rinker, Mary Weber, and Phillisa Yovicson. Although no places were won through individual competition, the team’s relay captured a proud sixth place. From our point of view, it seems shin splints are definitely worth it. Central WOMEN’S TRACK Second in City Second in Region ISO Washburn 102 North 79 Southwest 50 Edison 30 Roosevelt 9 Henrv 5 South •1 West 0 Row 1: K. Bartko. E. Costas, A. Dodge. J. Hale. J. Tate. S. Adams. M. West. K. Routt. A. Vollmar, K. Zenisek, S. Williams. Row 2: T. Prcdweshny. B. Baglien. M. Schaper. B. Gormley. E. Flannery. N. Palmer, M. Weber. D. Christensen. K. Robinson. N. Jacox. Row 3: P. Yovicson. K. Strandlund. H. Marsh. T. Trotter. K. Sammond. K. Johnson. L. Rinker. K. Routt. E. Park. S. Klaers. J. Rogers. Row 4: Coach M. Gagstcttcr, Coach B. Vossen. K. Lindeman. D. Cherry. M. Hondcrich, K. Milby. T. Thompson. J. Dickey. S. Gjcrset, P. Hawkins. Coach D. Hahn. 158 « 159 Trackmen Run In 81’ How 1: J. Stearns. T. Holmes. M. Phillips. R. Day. A. Coleman. J. Dullum. M. Warren. L. Murdock, D. Flowers. P. Gibson. E. Premack. Row 2: K. Anderson. M. Bratrud. J. Ellington. P. Chan. R. Perry, D. Ranzingcr. 7. Wyberg, S. Mellgren. P. Hanson. B. Soli. K. Bonner. M. Olson. Row' 3: Mgr. J. Andrews. S. Weeks. G. Ellington. T. William. D. Coleman. K. Reed. C. Tong. D. Kougan. D. Tourlelotte. G. Sundem. R. Johnson. Row 4: Coach D. Barnett. Coach J. Zobel. Coach L. Nelson. D. McNaughton. M. Brown. D. Carr. D. Bjelland. M. Nehotte, S. Siegel. B. Bonner. J. Adams. D. Coleman. 160 This year’s Washburn boys track team was filled with bright up and coming track stars. Though the teams overall record may not have been the best, the season did have its bright spots. One big bright spot was when the mile relay team composed of Louis Murdock. Mike Warren, Austin Coleman, and John Dullum brought a third place trophy back home to Washburn from the Minnesota State Tournament. In city competition, the Millers only real threat was the Polars from North High but in the end the Millers overcame this threat by beating the Polars in the mile relay to go to State. MEN'S TRACK City Meet Central 111 Washburn 95 Southwest 88.5 Roosevelt 64 ‘1 North 62 Edison 27.5 ! West 24 South 22 Henry City Relays 1 Washburn Roosevelt Central Southwest • North Edison ! South West i Henry 92 82 72 70.5 45 29 25 i 10.5 8 161 Girl Golfers Swing To First This spring the girl golfers hit the greens with high hopes that did not go unsatisfied. They teed off a successful season by seizing first place in the Minneapolis Conference and then tying Southwest for first in the All-City meet. The team was very fortunate to have Coach Ruliffson’s excellent instruction. This was his final year of both coaching and teaching and certainly one of his finest. WOMEN’S GOLF First in Conference First in City Record: 8 wins - 1 loss Washburn 183 Central 201 Washburn 167 Edison 183 Washburn 182 Southwest 170 Washburn 160 North 197 Washburn 161 Henry 206 Washburn 165 South 239 Washburn 163 Roosevelt 204 Washburn 171 West 179 Washburn 160 Marshall-U 166 162 Row 1: D. Rudolph. M. Ulrich. L. Fewer Row 2: B. Campion. Coach D. Ruliffson. L. Nordstrom. J. Oslund Teemen Swing To Twin City Title MEN S GOLF First in Conference Twin City Champs Record: 8 wins - 0 losses Washburn 228 Central 269 Washburn 226 Edison 252 Washburn 223 Southwest 239 Washburn 209 North 252 Washburn 202 Henry 208 Washburn 203 South 295 Washburn 212 Roosevelt 226 Washburn 154 West 198 Twin City Meet Washburn 217 Hill Murray 227 This year’s golfers stroked to one of their greatest seasons ever. Having been undefeated in the city conference, they went on to capture the Twin City Title over Hill Murray. Coming out of the region meet, Captain Dave Podas moved on to the state meet while teammate Steve Shields fell two strokes short of accompanying Podas. 163 State Tournament Time Is Miller Time 164 SENIORS 165 '■ • SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This year's Senior Board consisted of twenty-two members, representing each of the senior homerooms. Meeting in 015 every Monday, the Senior Board worked hard on planning activities and fund raisers to make a great senior year. They began with the sale of Happenings Books to finance the senior movie. As the year moved on members faithfully reported the board’s news to their homerooms and began to make plans for commencement with the measuring for caps and gowns and the ordering of announcements. Led by Kristi Youngdahl, this select group of seniors contributed greatly to the success of the Class of 1982. Advisor Clifford Johnson 166 Row 1: Sec. Pam Ulseth Row 2: Pres. Kristi Youngdahl. V. Pres. S. McCreary Row 3: Treas. S. Fewer 5DPHEI5 Row 1: R. Staten. D. Tillman. L. Williams Row 2: T. Conkright. S. Ryan. J. Merwin Row 3: G. Sundem. D. McConkey. M. Hoagberg. D. Hoesley. J. I atterell. H. Farmer. J Oslund Row 4: W. Fleeson. E. Premack. A. Bailey. D. Budge Row 5: C. Pensinger, R. Bloom Row 6: P. Rcimer. P. Kane. C. McLaughlin TOP These twenty-two seniors have been chosen to receive the top honors award totally on their academic achievement during their four years at Washburn. In order to achieve this high academic standard one must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.75. Many of the students are also involved in other school activities and are noted as leaders throughout the school. Nancy Anderson Ronald Bloom Scott Christenson Christopher Flannery William Fleeson Mia Hoagberg Timothy Laska Kathleen Leek David McConkey Juli Merwin Anne Quirk 168 HONORS Ann Bailey Elizabeth Davis Susan Fewer Kay Johnson Jason Kalin Wendy Klees Kari Samuelson Peter Schenk David Shoop Mary Spriggs Margaret Weaver SENIOR AWARDS Mary Spriggs Mia Hoagberg Eric Premack Wendy Klees FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD - Mary Spriggs and David McConkey were selected for this award by the senior advisors based on scholarship, initiative, character, and dependability. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - Chosen for her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Mia Hoagberg has been given this award. She also won the State award, competing among other regional winners. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - Based on her character. scholarship, leadership, and service, the Washburn faculty selected Kari Samuelson for this award. WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD - Eric Premack and Susan McCreary were selected by their classmates for this old and prestigious award. They were chosen for their outstanding service to their school and class. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES' BUSINESS AWARD - The business department has honored Wendy Klees with this award because of her citizenship, dependability, responsibility, leadership qualities, and general business skills. ROSE REES INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING AWARD - For his interest in and understanding of international affairs, the social studies department presented Ronald Bloom with this award. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD - Because of the progress William Flceson has made in the field of science and for the initiative he has shown, the science department granted him this award. ATHENA AWARD - This award is presented to Bridget Longman. She was selected by the women's sports coaches on the basis of her athletic leadership and athletic excellence. MILLER OF THE YEAR - Keith Anderson has been chosen for this award by the Washburn Athletic Council because of his leadership, scholarship, character, and athletic ability. LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD - The men's gym teachers have selected Seven Jordan for this award on the basis of his physical fitness, posture, character, and athletic leadership. David McConkey Susan McCreary 170 William Fleeson Bridget Longman Keith Anderson Steven Jordan Amy Abraham Joseph Adams Bruce Adelsman Mark Alexander Michael Abeln Joel Almquisi Mary Amundson Brian Anderson John Anderson Karn Anderson Keith Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Daniel Anfinson Kathy Arnold 172 173 Sieven Bell Leslie Berg David Bjclland Ronald Bloom Cynthia Booher Michael Bratrud Emily Brauer Gerald Brauer Jennifer Breen Janice Brewinglon Richard Briinacomb Cynthia Broeckel Denise Brown Mitchell Brown Gerald Brownrigg Tremont Bryant David Budge 174 t Patricia Burgess Stephen Burtis Brody Burton William Butler Brenda Bye Steven Campbell Gregory Canfield 175 Charles Caranicas Barbara Carlson Cindy Carlson Linda Carlson I-ori Carlson 17b Scoti Carlson Daniel Carr Timothy Carter Robert Cernv Scott Christenson Heidi Clvnc Lisa Cobb Peter Coleman Kristin Comer Troy Covart William Daher Aneela Dairkee Beatrice Dobbins Pamela Dorset Robert Doty Michael Douglas Melissa Dufoe Martin Dye Jeffery Ellington 177 David Halstead Mary Hanscom Lee Harris Sheila Healv Lisa Heideman Dana Henderson Chauncey Hendrix Ross Hendrix Susan Hibbs Sieven Hill Benjamin Hinrichs Karen Hirdler Mia Hoagberg Cassandra Hodge Deborah Hoesley 180 Bradley Holin Thomas Holme Philip Holtzlieter Kimberly Horn James Hostad Amy Hovland Donald Howard Jason Hoye Kathryn Hughes Eric Hunter Carolyn Hutt Kalease Jackson Jodi Jacobsen Dorthea James Peter Jeffrey John Jensen Brian Jodell Deanne Johnson 181 Scott Johnson Wayne Johnson Elizabeth Johnston Irene Jones Rosie Jone Nancy M. Johnson Paul Johnson Peter Johnson Robert Johnson Kay Johnson Molly Johnson Nancy L. Johnson Genevra Johnson Judith Johnson Erik Johnson Steven Jordan Jason Kalin Margaret Kane Lori Kasperek Nancy Keith Thomas Koelfgen Kimberly Konigson Darcy Kornmann Steven Kienitz Mark Killeen Wendy Klees Karl Kloster Kay Korzenowski Dale Lachclt Lynn Lachman Timothy Laska Julie Latterell Matthew Larson Tracy Lafrenz Kevin Lau Vicki Lawhorn Wendy Laxdal Kathleen Leek Pamela Lee Cara Letofsky Michael Leenay Katharine Lee Scott Lecy Jodi Marchiafava Elizabeth Ludtke Robert Maddaus Philip Madsen Bridget Longman Jo-Ann Longman Sean Longman Michael Lowey Barry Marks Carlton Matson Mary Maunsoll Catherine McCann Joni McCleery David McConkey Susan McCreary Tracy McGowan Carrie McLaughlin 186 Joel Meyer Jeanne Miller Matthew Miller Susan Nesheim Jonathon Nichols 187 Nicholas Nicklow Michael Nielsen William Nordin Lisa Nordstrom Vicki Norvell Charles O'Brian Lynnette O’Brien Richard O’Donnell Yvonne Oliver Mary Olsen Kathleen Olson 188 Dominic Palmer James Perrier Gloria Pesina Tan Phan David Pedersen Christopher Pensinger Karen Paulsen Thomas Pikal Laura Ployhar Michael Polak Jeffrey Ponto 189 Eric Premack Jacqueline Pruitt Anne Quirk Robert Radcliff Derek Rasmussen 190 191 IMp Kevin Reed Charlene Rhodes Wendy Richardson Randy Robbms Dana Reay Diane Raymond Paul Reimer David Ready Anthony Rhines Kathryn Robertson Katherine Robinson Ann Roering John Rogers Lawrence Robinson Stacy Roder 192 .lean Sawyer 193 Peter Schenk Lance Schibilla Todd Schulz Kirsten Seal Alycia Senkyr Nanette Sharp Timothy Sheehan Stephen Shields Christina Shirley David Shoop Thcrese Showaltcr Eric Sigerseth Christopher Simondel Thomas Skahen Pamela Slettcn David Slonaker Lisa Smith 194 Mallisa Smith Robert Smith Gary Snyder Eric Solberg Bendt Sornson Susan Soulak Mary Spriggs James Stamos Thomas Stanton Randolph Staten 195 Joel Streed Stacey Stubbs Peter Stumme Greg Sundem Mark TerStccg Brian Thomas Mitchell Thompson John Thuras Donneitc Tillman Ann-Marie Tomlinson Pamela Ulseth Michael Totall Thomas Townsend Michele Van Heel i% Jeffrey Vavra Joseph Viens Joseph Wagner James Walker Gregg Wandmacher Michael Warren Margaret Weaver Christopher Weber Caroline Whang Scott Wik John Willette Lorilyn Williams Nielsen Williams Roxanne Willis Mark Willy Jerry Wilson Robert Winkels Douglas Yates Kristi Youngdahl 197 Charles Wiser Thomas Woldum Terrence Wyberg Upheaval in city education affects parents, students— and community Board meeting on school plan draws 400 parents, students City schools Closing study change in boundaries Schools New school attendance boundaries announced ‘save’ schools by destroying them protest school closings The class of 1982 entered in the fall of 1978 as the first freshmen class Washburn has had. Since that time no other changes of great significance have effected the Washburn student body. But with lack of state funds and student enrollment down, the school board has proposed the closing of three of the ten Minneapolis high schools. The closing of these schools will greatly affect the make up of the Washburn student body and will also have a great impact on the traditional view of Washburn students. We hope the new incoming students will pick up on the great spirit and fun that encompasses the Washburn student body. 199 Index ADMINISTRATION Berntscn, Dean .......8. 78 Elias. Charles ............8 Mennes. Dawn ..............8 FACULTY A Anderson. Joyce ......... 15 Anderson. Robert ........ 10 Ario. Frank ..... 11.81. 125 B Barnum. Orrin ........... 16 Brown. Juliette ......... 18 C Cersine. Roger .......... 10 Colby. James 13 Cram. Yetta ........ 17. 79 D Dahl. Annette ...... 14. 76 Davis, Donald .............9 Dills. Michael ......... 16 Dockendorf. Judy 2.118.142 Dunn. Harold ............ 16 E Eiler. John 10.36.117.148 F Flugslad. David 16 G George, Burton Gregory. Karen 18.78 17 H Haugen. James Haugerud. I ois Henriksen. Dennis Hornby. John 18 .... 17.98 .. 13. 173 13. 76. 77 J Johnson. Clifford .. 17.88.166 K Kiclty. Kenneth Kirschbaum. Curt Krook. Gary 18. 155 16 16 L Lee. Donald Lee. Robert Lydcll. Margaret Lydell. William .. Lykken, Georg ... 13 10 17 10. 92. 96 ... . 7. 14 M Maclver. Frances Malicsi. Estelita .. 14 15. 80. 84 McNamer, Richard 18. 116. 117. 140 Moody. Nancy ... 7.12,121 Morgan. Susan ....... 16. 79 Myers. Michael .......7. 15 N Nelson. LaRue ....... 12. 124 Nelson. Zclma ..............9 O O’Brien. William ...........9 Olin. Jean ............. 18 Orman. Michael .......7. 12 P Pratt. Randall .. .. 18, 80 R Ritter.Lenus 18,82.152.153 Robertson. Jerome ........ 10 Rogers. Ronald .......15. 84 S Schauer. August .......... 12 Simonson. Glenn ...........11 Stitzel. Keith ...... 14. 90 Slrobcl. Harold ......7. 13 T Temte. Bruce ............ 18. ten Benscl. James 7, 10. 93 Traynor, Gary ............ 13 Turnbaugh. Bruce 11.115.148 V Voss. Charles ............ 12 W Wald. Gary .... 15. 140. 147 Waldoch. Robert ...------- 12 Walsh. Armilla ...... 15, 43 Weis. Daynor —..............9 Wemeier. George 11.46.116. 117 Wolk. Robert .......... ...14 Wollan. Jean .......7. 17 Wurst. Allan ......... 11.151 Y Yung. Judy ................14 LIBRARIAN Orlowski. Mary Ann — 12 COUNSELORS Kotchevar, James .......... 9 McKinnie, Cato .... .. 7. 9 Nelson. Darhl ............. 9 Voigt, Fred ................9 SOCIAL WORKERS Laybourn. Pauline .....7. 9 Smith. Charles .... — 9 CHEMICAL AWARENESS COUNSELOR Donovan.Jane ......... 9 SPEECH THERAPIST Wilms. Herb ............9 HEALTH SERVICE Jex.Jerene ............ 9 Ingalis. Barb ........ 11 AIDES Carpenter. Amy ....... 11 Vest. Marion ......... 11 CLERKS Quigley. Sandra ... .. 11 Carlson. Edwina ......11 Engelhard. Elaine 11 McCullough. Linda .... 11 Nelson. June ......... 11 Pedric. Betty ........ 11 Kamstad. Marge .... 11 Simonson. Alyce ....... 11 ENGINEERS Gavanda. Martin ...... 10 Bowen. James ......... 10 Ellenwood. Donald 10 Tillman. Dolores ..... 10 LUNCHROOM Ballinger, Florence .. 10 Larson. Rachael .. ... 10 Ixvine, Eileen ....... 10 Ix)ve. Hazel ......... 10 Kramer. Lorraine .....10 Pederson. Fern ....... 10 FRESHMEN A Abraham. John .. 20.34. 115 Adams. Ditella 20.34.94.95 Ahlback. Asa 20. 23. 27 Almquist. Sarah. 20.23.54.94. 95 Andersen. John 20.31.34,95 Andersen, Karen ......... 20 Anderson. Christopher 20. 123 Anderson. Mark ......20. 123 Anderson. Timothy 19. 20 Anderson. Wendy ... 20. 95 Arlandson, Una .......... 20 Austin. William .. 20. 34. 94 Azemove, Rachel 20. 27. 94 B Baago. Cynthia ......20. 80 Barnhart. Shawn 20. 80 Barrow. Bonita ...........20 Beaty. Burvis ............20 Bell. David ..............20 Bennett. Sandra ..........20 Berwald. Amy ........... 20 Beving. Kenneth ______20. 34 Blankenship. Charles 20 Bowers. Tracey _____ 20. 127 Bowman. Michael ____ .. 20 Boyd. Kimberly .......20. 95 Bradley. Wavne ...........20 Bratrud. Michelle 10.20.121 Brauer. Peter ...... 20. 96 Brookshire. Vija 21. 40. 126. 141 Brothers, Jennifer 21. 92 Broucek. Maggi _____ 21. 121 Brown. Christine _____21. 23 Brown. Jeffery 19. 21. 34 Brown. Timothy ...........21 Bruininks, Robert . 21.80 Brunner. Clayton .........21 Buck. Teresa .........21. 94 Budd. Joel ...............21 Burgess. Kathleen 21. 35 Butler. David 9. 21. 34. 94 C Canfield. Mark ..........21 Carlson. Jennifer ... 21. 23 Carlson.Susan 21.23.34.47. 54.94 Carron. John ...21.68.114 Carter. Clara ........21. 94 Chapin. Curtis .......21. 24 Christenson. Keith .......22 Clark. Wayne .............62 Clausen. Kathleen . 22.94.147 Coats. Richard ......22. 115 Cole. Tiffany 22. 24. 34. 95 Coleman. Michael _____22. 34 Coleman. Todd ............22 Colloton. John .......22. 24 Comer. Eric ..............22 Cook. Robert ....... 19. 22 Cooney. Jessolyn 21. 22,95 Costas. Teresa .......22. 95 Cracraft. Richard ........22 Crocker. Christine . 22.95.128 Curry. Susan 19. 22. 23 D Daher. Caroline ..... 22. 23 Dahl. John ...........22. 34 Dahlquist. Leonard 22 Davis. Deborah 22.34. 119. 141 Davis. Donna ....... 22. 95 Davis. Evan . 22 Davis. Kathleen 22.119.141 Davis, Trevor ....... 22, 34 Davitch. Karina ..........22 Dean. Alexander ..........22 Degiusti. Jean .. 22. 23. 76 Deland. Meg 22. 92. 94 Diffley. Anne .. 22. 54. 94 Digiovanni. John 22. 34. 94 Dodge. Anthony ...........22 Donaldson. Heather . 22. 34 Dorion. Joseph ...........23 Downham, Joshua 23.34.94. 140 Dugan. Kathleen 23. 94 Dutcher. Adrienne ... 23 E Ecklund. Robert ..... 23, 95 Edmunds. Linda . 23. 95 201 Ek. Todd ...................23 Elncss. Timothy ............23 Erickson. Blake 23.27.31.94 Erickson. Leah ...... 23. 134 Erlitz. Christina ----------23 Ermisch. Raymond ___________23 Evert. Denise 19. 23. 31. 76. 122 Ewald. Dean ..........23, 80 F Felien, Kimberly _____23. 34 Filigenzi, Janice ..........23 Fimreite. Andrea _____23. 94 Findley. Cheryl 23.50.54.80 Fishman, Amy ...............23 Fisk. William ..............23 Follrath. Ann 23. 34. 54 Foster. Richard ......23. 34 Foster. Ruth .........23. 94 Francisco. Darren 23 Frette. Brian ..............23 Frost. George _______ 23. 34 Fugle. Michael ...... 23. 123 G Galush. Scott ............. 23 Gasper. Nathaniel 23.24.30. 94 Geer. Barbara ..............23 Gersdorf. Diana .. 24. 47. 95 Gibson. Darek ..............24 Gilyard. Burl ........24. 80 Gjcrset, Susan .20.24.76.126, 142. 158. 159 Glynn, Timothy . 24. 76. 99. 1234 Graf, Sharon .........24. 134 Graff. Norman 24. 34. 140 Graham. Taniya 24. 34. 95 Gray. Shelley ..............24 Green. Kim ... 24.118,119 Gronseth. Daniel 24. 95 Grotbeck. Eric .......24. 34 Gruye, Andrew 20. 23. 24 Guidora. Christine 24 Gulland. Thomas 24. 123 Gunderson. Charles 24 Gunderson. Mark 24 Gustafson. Karen 23.24.141 H Haas. Corae ............... 24 Hagg. Jennifer . 23. 24. 34 Hale. Kristina ...... 21. 24 Hall. James ..........24. 34 Hall. Michael .... 19. 24. 34 Hall. Roger ................24 Halley. Julaine ......24. 128 Hankins. Ada ...............54 Hanson. Jeffrey . . 24 Haugen. Thomas 24. 138 Haupert. Gregory — 24 Heberle, Ruth ........21. 24 Heldt. David .........24.31.34 Hild. Katherine ... 9. 25. 94 Hinrichs. Elizabeth ........25 Hjort. Stephen ..... 25. 94 Holcomb. David _______25. 123 Holden. Brent ....... 25, 94 Holdgrafer. Timothy 25. 34. 94. 123 Hollic. Stephan ............34 Hollie. Stephanie 25. 34 Horning. Thomas ............25 Howard. Angela ... 22. 25 Howard. Curtis . 25. 95 Hughes, Barton __________ 25 Hyatt. Andrea .. 25.34.141 Hynes. Kathleen 21. 25. 34. 134. 135 I Iverson.Gretchen .22,25.31, 34. 76 J Jackson, Terry 25 Jacox. Cedell ..............25 Jacox. Jennifer 25. 34. 81 Jagers, Kristine . 25. 34 Jallo, Jay ........ 25. 42. 94 James. Bonnie ............. 25 James. Tamika 25 Jodell. Stefanie . 25. 34 Johnson. Alice ............ 25 Johnson. Ann . 23.25.47.92. 94. 95 Johnson. Janell 25. 47 Johnson. Jeffrey ...........25 Johnson. Jennifer 20. 25 Johnson. Kelly ............ 25 Johnson. Melanie 25.34.127 Jones. Mclesa ..............25 Jones. Phyllis ........26, 34 Jones. Shannon ________26. 115 Jorgensen. Michael 26.34.94 Jungers. Terrence 26 K Kaehn, Dawn ................26 Keller. Georgeanne 26 King. Catherine 26. 34. 49. 128 Kjelsberg. Ann 26. 121, 147 Klans. Vickie ............. 26 Knaeble. Michael ...........26 Knibb. Cynthia ............ 26 Konigson. Todd .............26 Kornmann. Dea ..............26 Kortz. Kimberly . 26. 95 Krantz. Jeanne 26. 126. 147 L Lacount. Heidi .............26 Lafrcnz. Jill ... 19. 26. 34. 94 Lamuth, Tracy 23. 26. 47 I arson. Dean ..............26 Larson, Sonya 21.23.26.94 Larson. Tanna .........26. 95 Lau. Suzanne ... 26. 95. 128, 134. 135 Lawhorn, Stephanie .........26 Lichliter. Ruth . 23. 26. 95 Lillehei. Brooks . ... 26. 73 Litkewitsch. Catherine 26. 55 Lobben. Mark ..........26. 50 Ludvigson. Adrian ..........26 Lund. Todd ............26. 34 Lundcen. Melinda . 26.34.128 Lundgren. James ............27 Lupori. Maria ..............27 Luther. Nathan .............27 M Mackereth, Heather .. 26. 29 Madsen. Guy 27. 94. 123 Manzavrakos. Paul ......... 27 Marion. Jennifer 21. 23. 27 Masiee. Antoinette 19.27.46, 76 Maurelli, Peter 20. 27 May. Derek ............ 27 McCuen. Amy........27. 95 McDonough. Mary ........27 McEachern. Tamara ______27 McGinty. Margaret 27. 127 McGuire. Stuart 27, 34 McKnight, David ........27 McNamer. Mollv 14. 23. 27, 50. 126 McNiff. Peter . 19. 27. 34. 43. 140 Meirovitz. Anthony ..........27 Mickey. Maraye ..............27 Middleton. Stacy ... 27. 34 Mingo, Anthony ......27, 34 Mitchell. Kristin 23. 27. 31. 76 Moore. David ................27 Moore, Pamela . 27. 134. 135 Moore. Susan _____19. 23, 27 Moosbrugger. Matthew .. 27, 31. 55 Morales, Melinda 27. 55.94 Morfenski. Danna ............27 Morton. Mark ................27 Mosley. Sean .... 28. 30. 34 Mosman. Miki ........ 28. 34 Muelken. James ...... 28. 34 Munson. Kristen 28. 128 N Nelson. Michael ............ 28 Nelson. Robert ............. 28 Nermyr. Anthony .28 Ncudcck. Adolf ............. 28 Nielsen. Diane ......28. 34 Nielsen. John ___ 28. 34. 50 Norman. York ____ 28. 30. 95 Norvell, Dawn 28 Nuckles. Kimberly 28. 34 Nytes. Douglas 28 O O'Brien. Kathleen .. 28. 128 Olcsen, Debra ...............28 Olmscheid. Jill .....28. 147 Olson. Amy ..........28. 134 Olson. Eric 22. 28. 123 Olson. Erica ........28, 34 Olson. Jennifer .....28. 55 Onsrud. Marshall ............28 Orth. Dennis .. .............28 Otto. Darrill ..... 28. 34. 123 P Papadakis. Peter ............28 Parsons. Sarah 28. 95. 147 Pedersen, Carolyn 21. 28 Pcnsinger. Amy 21. 24. 28. 34. 47. 92. 141 Petersen. Kirk ............. 28 Pojman. Kerry ....... 23. 29 Pommerenke. Joy .............29 Poseley. Mark .......23. 29 Price. Anthony ......29. 123 Pruitt. Stephen ... 29. 34. 95 Pudulis, Sunny ............. 28 Puente. David ___ 29. 34. 80 R Radtke. Richard ............ 29 Radtke. Scott .... 19. 29. 34 Ramirez. Pilar .......29. 94 Rcay. Lisa ..20.25.29.127, 134. 135 Rcichling. I aurie 29. 34. 47 Reinhart. Lisa ........... 29 Richards, Carole ......... 29 Ridler. John 29. 123 Robertson. Malcolm ... 29 Rockhold. Michael 29. 94 Rogers. Daniel ........... 29 Rollen. Richard _________ 29 Rucker. Lisa ............ 29 Ruhnke. Timothy 29, 94 S Sampson. Lawrence .. 29 Sawyer. Michael .......... 29 Schmidt. Diana ........... 29 Schuppel. Chad .. 19.29.34 Seekamp. Paul ............ 29 Seljcskog. Eric ...........29 Senkyr. Kenneth . 24. 29 Senkyr. Leonard ... 29. 50 Sharp. Patricia .......... 29 Shelton. Devin ............30 Shcrvcy. Eric ________ 19. 30 Simon. Edward .........30. 34 Simondet. Cynthia .. 21. 30. 127 Skapyak. Christopher . 30.34 Slaughter. Dawn 19. 30. 34. 42 Smith. Brenda ........21. 30 Smith. Lisa ...... 19. 23. 30 Sokoloski, Keith ......... 30 Solbcrg. Kirk ............ 30 Sorenson. Jeffrey ________ 30 Soulak. Scott .............30 Soutor. Mitchell 30 Spahr. Dorothy ... 23. 30. 94 Spriggs. John .............30 St. Dennis. Nicole 30. 126 Stcllick. Shauna ..........30 Stewart. Flisia .. 19. 30. 95 Stoleson. Michelle ... 30. 94 Stoneburg. Daniel ________ 31 Streissguth. Derek 31. 94 Streissguth. Jocelyn 31. 127 Sundem.Sue 23.31.127.141 Swanson. Staffan 31. 123 Swearegene. Elizabeth 31 T Terstcog, Melissa 21. 31. 95 Thaves, Dawn ..............31 Thiel. Elizabeth ......... 31 Tidwell. Jason .......... 123 Tidwell. Jesse .......... 123 Tieman. Daniel .......31. 34 Tisdale. Ann .........31. 34 Topps, Dale .......31. 34. 131 Totall. Sarah 20.21.23.31. 126. 141 Triliegi. Nicolina 23.31.127. 142 Trudeau. Matthew ........ 31 Turner. I mond .......... 31 U Umphrey. Carrie ______31. 34 V Van Heel. Thomas ... 31. 34 Vavra. Jennifer 31. 95. 127 Vilinskis. Krista ....... 32 Voels. Robert ........32. 95 W Wagner. Charlene ........ 32 202 Wagner. Kerri .......32. 34 Walter. Elizabeth 32, 55 Watters, Mychelle ... 32 Webster. Brian ......32. 34 Whang. William ............ 32 Wik. Blake ..........32. 80 Williams, Collin ...........32 Williams. Dell . ....32. 94 Williams. Donna .....32. 95 Williams. Robert ...........32 Williams. Todd .............32 Withers. Michelle ... 32. 95 Woldum. Amy ...23.32.50 Wood. David ............... 32 Wright. Clayborn ...... 32 Wylie. Lewis ...............32 Y Yates. Ann .. 32.127.134.135 Yonak. Lisa 32. 34. 47. 147 SOPHOMORES A Adams. Sarah 60.92.122.158 Ahlback. Mats ..........60. 79 Albertson. Brenda ...... 60 Alevizos, Deanna .. 59,60,76, 119. 134. 135. 153 Anderson. Cynthia .. 60. 67 Anderson. Elizabeth 60.126. 153 Anderson. Kristen 60. 80 Anderson. Steven 60.66.138 Andrews. Letitia ........60 Anfinson. Dcann .........60 Arbuckle. Sharlene 43. 60. 127. 153 Ario. Kevin 35.43.60.74.76. 137. 156 Arnquist. Robert ..........60 Austin. Ronny ........53. 60 B Bach. Keith ...........60.115 Bacig. John ...............60 Badenhoff. Dana .......... 60 Bardwell. Elizabeth . 60. 73. 142 Barsaloux. Timothy --------60 Bartel I. Megan 60. 69. 127. 134. 153 Bartko. Rodd ..............60 Battey. Shelby .. 60 Bauman. Richard ... 60. 115 Bell. Carolynn . 60. 126. 127. 141. 152 Belnavis. Darren .. 60. 123 Bennett. Constance .. 60. 72. 96. 141 Bergerson. Stephanie 61.122 Bergstrom. Karin ..........61 Berry. Sharon — 61. 72. 81 Bion. Julie ..........61. 128 Bjclland. Eric ...61.76.115 Blazei. Matthew ......61. 123 Bodger. Thomas _______61. 123 Boekhoff. Ross ........... 61 Bonner. Kevin . 61. 62. 115. 160 Booher. Joanna ............98 Borgen. Peter .............61 Bowman. Nancy ............ 61 Brady. Jeffrey .. ........ 61 Breen. Andrea ........36. 61 Broeckel. Colleen 61. 64. 94 Brown. Dana ............... 61 Brown. Kimberly ........... 61 Brown. Richard 61 Buck. Elizabeth ______ 61. 81 Buck. Janet .............. 153 Budd. Gina ...........61. 157 Burak. Melanie .............61 Burkhardt. Jonathan 61.140 C Cameron, Jason ........53. 61 Carlson. Gregory .. 61. 115 Carlson. James .............61 Carriger. David ............61 Carter. Charlene 36. 58. 61. 72 Casey. Sarah .............. 62 Cashdollar. Jeffrey _______ 62 Corny. Jennifer ............62 Chan. Patrick 62. 160 Christman. Jack 35. 62, 73. 76. 123. 138 Clark. Deidre .........62. 81 Clark. Frank 93. 94. 131 Clayton. Gregory ... 62. 115 Close. Deborah 62. 127. 153 Clough. Lisa ...............62 Coleman. Daniel 62.115.131. 160 Coleman. David .. 62.115.160 Coleman. Sonja........ 62. 73 Conlon. Michael ... 62,115 Conrad. Connie ........62. 97 Cookos, Paul 62.115.138 Courteau. Michael ... 62. 115 Covert. Nicole _______ 57. 62 Cracraft. Sheila 35. 62. 80 Crosby. Raymond ........... 62 D Daher. Ronald .........62. 98 Dahl. Michele 40. 62. 126. 142. 152 Daly. Daniel ..........62. 95 David. Mark ...........63. % Davis. Donnie .. 63. 115, 131 Dav. Roger 36.63.115.131. 160 Dean. Jonathan ............ 63 Demos. Mary .. 35. 63. 80. 95 Dewey. Trevor . 63. 115, 138 Dibble. Thomas .............63 Doty. Lolita ..... 63. 84. 85 Douglas. Anthony 63.80.115 Doyle. Elizabeth .. . 63. 126 DuRocher, Debra ............63 E Edelston. James ............63 Elfstrum, Gregoy ... 63. 138 Ellingen. Robert ......59. 63 Ellington. Gary 63.115.160 Emery. Joseph .........63. 115 Emmons. Tuesday ........... 63 Erdall, Kristin ........... 63 Ermisch. Carlin .......63. 157 Eskridge. Angela .......... 63 Exline. Joel .............. 63 F Farrell. Patrick ......59. 64 Farthing. Lance .. 64. 115 Fcltcn. Anna .............. 64 Felt. Janet .......... 64.141 Felt. John ................ 64 Flanigan. Margaret ........ 64 Fletcher. Thomas 64 Foley. Kathleen ... 64 Ford. Michelle .............64 Fosse. Aane ................64 Fox. Ann ...................64 Franklin. Kimberly . 64 Frederick. Thomas ..........64 Frymire. Earle .............64 Fuller. Gregory ............64 G Gaertner. Mark .............64 Garrett. Richard ______64. 123 Gatachew, Saba .............64 Gleason. Michael ... 64. 115 Green. Larry ..........64. 115 Groos. Annette 64. 127. 153 Grotbeck. Chantel — 54. 64 Gustafson. David 65.138.156 H Hanson. Peter 65. 115. 131, 160 Harrcn. Christine .......... 65 Harris. Cynthia .............65 Harris. Frank .............. 65 Harris. Paul ................65 Harrison. James _______ 65. 115 Hartley. Blaire 65. 68. 129. 153 Harvey. Lisa .........61. 65. Hayslett. Dennita .........65 Hendrix, Christopher 65 Heyne. Richard 35. 38. 65. 96. 115. 156. Heyne. Ronald 35.53.67.74. 94 % Hill. Andrew .........65. 137 Hill. Jennifer 52. 65. 84. 85. 134. 153 Hogan. Maria ............. 65 Holcomb. Linda . 65. 81. 152 Holden. Felisha ......36. 65 Horning. Jane........65. 97 Hostad. Theresa 65.127.153 Hovland. Heidi .. 65. 92. 94 Huempfner. Paula ..........65 Huttner. Christopher — 66 J Jacobs. Jon ...........66. 72 Jacox. Norma ... 66. 81. 158 James. Kimberly ............66 Jensen. Kenneth .. 63. 66 Jex. Dash ..................66 Johns. Valerie .............66 Johnson. Bradley .. 66. 138. 163 Johnson. Carrie ... 66. 153 Johnson. Cynthia ...........66 Johnson. Elizabeth 44.66.76. 77. 80. 81. 87 Johnson. Naomi ........64. 66 Johnson. Randall . 66.140.160 Johnson. Timothy ...........66 Jones. Brett ...............66 Jones. Darin ..... 66. 72. 131 Jones. Debra ...............66 Jones. Robert ..............66 Jordan. Tracy .........66. 81 K Kamminga. Caitlynd 59. 51. 59. 53. 66. 92. 94. 126. 141 Kaszynski. Kyle .... 66. 115 Kennedy. Andrew 35.66.115 Kienitz, Tracy ............ 66 King. Margaret 35. 66. 70. 122. 153 Kinghorn. Allison 66 Kjclland. Renee ______ 66. 87 Klick. Nathaniel 67 Kloepper. Richard ......... 67 Kloibcr. Steven .......67. 123 Klosler. Anne .........67. 97 Knotck. Kristine 51. 53. 67. 127 Knox. Robert ...............67 Konigson. Tracy . 63.67.126. 141 Kos. Catherine ........67. 87 Krantz. Bernard . 34. 67. 140 Kranzler. Leah 67 Kroiss, Lisa ..........43. 67 L Lafrance. Suzanne 67.87.97. 98 Lafrenz. Michelle 67. 127. 141 Langevin. Nancy ............67 Laska. Steven .. 2. 67. 123 Laxdal, Christopher 67 Lee. Elizabeth 58. 67. 121. 153 Leighton. Thomas ...........67 Lewis. Vikki .............. 67 Lex. Joseph ______ 55. 67. 97 Licater, Daniel .......59. 67 Lincoln. John 67.76.123,138 Lincoln. Paul 49.59.67.123 Lindaas. Arnold 2. 67. 123. 138 Lindholm. Lucia ........... 67 Litkewitsch. Sergey .. 68. 80 Little. Gregory ______ 68. 123 Ix)beck. Robert ........... 68 Lockett. Leona ........49. 68 Long. Barry ...........68. 96 Lowey. Lisa .......... 68. 126 Ludtke, Amy ............... 68 Lukens, Mark 36.42.68.123 Lundeen. Nathan 68.69,76. 97. 123 M Maguire. Kenton 68 Majors. Heidi ........... 68 Malmberg. Kristopher .. 68 Marcy. Jennifer 68. 87 Marks. Paul ......... 68. 55 Markwardt. Amy 68 Martin. Julie ........... 68 Martin. Katherine 57.68.79. 157 Mattison. Theodore . 68. 123. 151 McCarthy. James ........ 68 McCusky. Dean ...........68 McEachern. Terrance 57.68 McHugh. Kathy ...........68 McKay. Anthony ......... 69 McKinney. Mark .. 36. 69 McKinney. Michael .......69 McNaughton. Susan . 55. 69. 127. 153 McNiff. Patrick .... 69.140 McVey. Jana ....... 69. 153 Mitchell. DeJuanna ..... 69 Mitchell. Michele ...69. 95 Moormann. Paul ... 69. 123 Morgan. Mario ..... 69. 115 203 Morrice, Ann ...............69 Mortensen. Merritt 69. 115 Muehlberg. James ...........69 Munson. I mar .........69. 73 Murray. Michael ........... 69 N Napue. Perry ... 69. 80. 115 Nicoski. Linda 69. 118. 119. 142 Norrgard. Andrew 69. 123. 138 Nyc. Michael .... 69. 80. 138 O O'Brien. Jay ...............69 O'Donnell. Colleen .........69 O'Grady. Kathryn 52.53.69. 70. 84. 85 O’Neal, Rebecca ......:.. 70 Oftedahl. Shawn ............70 Oglesby. I aurie ......70. % Oliphant. Jennifer 43.65.70. 76. 134 Ollerman. Eric . 70. 115. 138. 131 Olson. Christopher — 70 Owen. Donald ..........70. 140 P Palbickl. Michael ...70.115, 117. 131 Park. Emily . 44. 70. 73. 121. 147. 158 Parsons. Scott .............70 Patnode. Scott ............ 70 Patterson. Wendy .......... 70 Paulson, Ann .........70. 153 Perry. Richard . 70. 120. 160 Petersen. Julia 70. 127. 153 Peterson. Angelia ......... 70 Peterson. Jill ........55. 70 Podas, Timothy .............70 Pontinen. Emily ............70 Prentice. Cheryl .. 67. 70. 87 Price. Catherine 70. 121 Prince. Kristine ......55. 70 Prosser. Lynn ..............71 Puckett. Cary . . .65.71.131 R Raich. Frederick Ranzinger. Debra Ready. Natalie .. Rice, Chadwick Richardson. Robert Richter. Jeffery Robinson. Trace . Rodgers. Jerry ... Rooney. Douglas Routt. Karen ... S Sammond.Karen ..61.71.76. 77. 122. 158 Samsel. Theodore ........ 71 Samuelson. James ... 71. 140 Saugestad. Mary ..........71 Sawyer. Susan ........66. 71 Sbertoli. Jennifer 38.71.96. 121 Schaper. Jeffrey — 71. 115 Schwartz. Rhonda — 71 Schweitzer. Maria ... 71, 127 Scott. Tamara ............71 ... 71. 114 .. 71. 126. 153 ... 71.96 ......71 . 60. 71 ......71 ... 71.81 71 ... 71.96 ... 71. 158 Seashore. Robert 72 Seed. Cheryl ............ 72 Sellers. Sheralyn 72 Scndecky. Thomas 72.114 Shaffer. Hans ...... 72 Shannon. Anne .............66 Sheetz. Ann ..........35. 72 Sheffield. Danny 62. 72. 73 Shields, Kristin .....72. 92 Shriver. Ernest _____ .. 72 Siegel. Joshua .. 72. 115. 160 Simons. Dawn .. ...........72 Simpson. Lisa ............ 72 Sims. Michael ............ 72 Skurupijs. Daina 51. 72. 122 Smart. Ellen ............. 72 Smith. Monique ......72. 92 Sobotta. Lisa .......70. 72 Solomon. Edward 72.73.115 Sorensen. Jon ............ 72 Sornson. Christian ... 72. 89. 114. 123. 156 Sovcll. Laurie .......72. 127 Spitzer. Mark ............ 72 Stahl. Eva ................72 Steffenson. Carla ________ 72 Stobb. Mark .........60. 73 Strandlund. Kristin . 53. 56. 73. 85. 121. 158 Stratton. Christopher 73 Strawman, Kevin .. 73. 115. 140 Strege. Heidi ........... 153 Struble. Christopher 36. 73 Stumme. Sarah ............ 73 Sutton. Paul 43, 73. 123 Swearegene. Vivian ---------73 T Tate. Jennifer .......73. 158 Teisberg. Evan ........... 73 Thompson. Jennifer 73. 158 Tidemann. Peter . 35. 43. 55. 73.96 Torrey. Charles 73.123.138. 160 Total 1. Daniel .........73 Tourtclotte. David 73. 160 Tragethon, Lisa ........ 73 V Villneauve. Rachelle ____73 Vocls. Heidi ........73. 97 Vollmar. Amv 51. 73. 121. 158 W Warren. John ........... 73 Wecht. Pamela .......... 73 Weekes. Sean 55.68.73.98. 115. 160 West. Melody 6.73.92.119. 158 Whitcomb. Tony 73.115.117 White. James ................74 White. Julius ...............74 Widmark. Jennifer ..........74 Williams. Charles ...74.115 Williams. Michael .. 74. 140 Williams. Sonya — 74. 158 Wilmcs. Kathryn ...... 74 Wilson. Carla ...............74 Wilson. Timothy . 74.81.115 Wold. Sally .................74 Wolf. Annalce 74. 92. 127. 153 Wright. David .. 55.74.96.97 Y Young. Glenda ...........74 Youngdahl. Aaron 71. 74, 115. 122 Z Zenisek. Kristen 74. 87. 158 Zobel. William ...74.115 JUNIORS A Abeln. Margaretann 52. 75. 85. 100 Adams. Carolyn ......... 100 Adams. Jonathan ... 57. 100. 117. 148 Adams. Kristen ______100. 104 Alfonsus. Kathryn ...... 100 Allardyce. Kelly ....... 100 Allenson, Susan ........ 100 Allendahl. Melanie ..... 100 Anderson. Eric .......... 100 Anderson. Eric ... 100. 138 Anderson. Ix ri 77. 86. 87. 100. 104. 118 Anderson. Margaret _____ 100 Anderson. Rene .. 100. 104, 112. 119 Anderson. Scott ........ 100 Anderson. Warren ....... 100 Andrews. James 100. 160 Apolloni, John ......... 100 Arbuckle. Julie 2.38.%. 98. 100. 126. 127. 147 Armstrong. I„arry . 100. 101. 105. 117. 133 Armstrong. Terry 100.117. 133 Arneson, Edith ......... 100 Arnold. Joseph ......... 100 Ashner. Svea . 38. 75. 86. 87. 100. 112 Asplund. Jennifer . 38.75.%. 97. 100 Austin. Amy ............ 100 B Baago. Diane ...... 100. 107 Bachman. James ......... 100 Backman. Mark .......... 100 Baglien. Barbara 100. 122, 147. 158 Bailey. Jane .. 53. 76. 77. 86. 100. 126. 127. 153 Baldwin. Douglas .. 100. 140 Bane. Thomas 36. 100. 107, 114 Barnoll. Gregory 92.94.101 Bauer. Lisa ............ 101 Bauman. Melissa 101. 128 Bay. Lance .. 44, 88. 91. 101. 120 Bayerkohler. Bryan 38.101. 117 Becker. Carol .......... 101 Bell. Stacie . 101.107.128.142 Bennett. Kelly ...______ 101 Bergstrom. Peter _______ 101 Blesencr. Nancy ........ 101 Boedeker. Douglas 101. 107 Bonner. Brian 46. 101. 103. 112. 117. 160 Booker. Cynthia 101.118. 142 Bourgeault, Anne 50.92.97. 101 Bovt. John 101 Bramscn. Michael 101 Broman. Eric 101 Bronslad. Andrea 101 Brown. Michael.. 47.101.117. 137. 160 Bruininks. Charles . 73. 101. 133 Budge. Kirsten 54.56.95.101 Budish. Renee ........... 101 Burnaugh. Juan ........51. 81 Bush. Carol .. 46. 75. 84. 85. 101. 110 Butler. William . 2.35.44.52, 94. %. 101. 140 C Caliri. Devin ...... 36. 101 Campbell. Susan .. 101.122. 153 Carl. James ............ 133 Carland. Duane ......... 102 Carlson. Jill . 49. 102. 128 Carr. Deborah .......... 102 Carstens, Jeffrey .. 102.114 Carter. Valerie _____36. 102 Casio. Cindy ........... 102 Chadboum. Carolyn ______ 102 Chapin. Charlene 97.98.102 Cherry, Dana . 102, 158. 159 Chin. Katherine ... 102. 147 Christensen. Deandra .. 102. 158 Christenson. Peggy .. 38. 44. 86. 87. 102. 107 Christiansen. Tom ...... 102 Christman. Philip 56.77.102. 137. 156. 175 Clark. Timothy ......... 102 Clausen. Sharon ____ 36. 102 Close. John .............102 Comer. Timothy ... 102.140 Cook. Beth ..........81. 102 Cook. Ryan 97.102.133.156 Cook. Sharlccn ......... 102 Costas. Elena 102. 134. 158 Courteau. Daniel 77.102.137 Cowan. David 38. 100. 102. 137. 155 Crandall. David 102. 138 Crocker, Kelly . . 102. 128 Cunningham. Tracy ... 102 D Dahl. Gordon .......... 102 Dalton. Michael ....... 103 Davis, Slarlette ...... 103 Davitch. Megan 38. 86. 87. 103 Dees. Auburn 35.51.103.153 Delcalzo. Victoria ... 103 Denholm. Brenda . 103. 157 Dcnsmore. Paul ...____ 103 Devery. Mary 92. 98. 103 Dewey. Kimberly ........103 Dmglcy. Laurie ....98. 103 Dobbins. Bradford 101. 103. 117. 133 Dodge. Ann 103,112.122.158 Domholt. Kristine ......103 Dunn. Andrea 53. %. 103 Duroche. Lucy .... 103. 153 Dye. Stephen ....... 103.117 204 Dyer. Peter ............ 103 E Ecklund. Gina .. .. 5. 103 Egan. Joseph 102, 103. 117 Elkins. I aurence . 103. 140 Emmons. Cathy 4. 103 Erickson, David . 51.103.138. 156 Evers. Thomas . 94. 96. 103 Evert. Donna . 103. 122. 157 F Fahey. Jennifer ..........103 Feikema, James .......... 103 Felten. John .............73. 103 Ferrell. Christine ... 96. 103 Fewer. Lori 96.99.104.128. 162 Finch. Harold ...... 104. 138 Fischer. Paula 104. 128. 129 Fishman. Kim 102, 104. 129 Fisk. Robert ............ 104 Flanagan. Kathleen 104.128. 157 Foley. Steven 103.104.117 Fontaine. Kristine ...... 104 Foster. Michael _________ 104 Fox. Mary 96.104.126.127. 153 Fraction. Cynthia 75,86.87. 104. 107 Frazier. Leah 104. 118. 142 Frette, Lisa ............45. 104 Fricke. Kenneth — 45. 104 Friederich. James ....... 104 G Galbraith. Dan ... 53, 56. 76. 104. 111. 156 Galush. Steven ......... 104 Geer. Cynthia .......... 104 Gergen. Joseph ......... 104 Gerhard. Julie ......... 104 Gibson. Randolph 39.47.104, 107. 117 Glynn. Michele 94. 96. 98. 104. 126. 127. 147. 152 Goodman. Mary 96. 99. 104 Gorman. Dana ........... 104 Gormley. Brigid 2, 104, 121 Gould. David ........... 104 Graham. Eric ...... 104. 148 Greeman, Nancy ......... 105 Grimm. Therese 105 Groethe. John .......... 105 Groth. Susan ........... 105 Grussendorf. Kimberley 105 Gulland. Michael 51.92.105. Hagg, James ............ 105 Hahn. Christian 49. 96. 105 Haley, Karen ........... 105 Hall. Joseph ........... 105 Hall. Mary ..........96. 105 Hall. Peter .... 89. 91. 105 Hampton. Gregory 105. 133 Hansen. Daryl __________ 105 Hanson. Jonathan 97. 105, 137 Hanson. Kurt ........... 105 Hart. Susan 77.105.126.142. 152. 153 Hartley. Grant 100.105.137 Hawkins. Paula .......... 158 Ilazcl. Georgia . 52.75.84.85. 105 Heath. Kathleen ......... 105 Heinrich. Alexander _____ 105 Helstad. Kathryn 97.99.105. 118. 141. 152 Heldt. Diane ............ 105 Hcllevik. Mark ..... 105. 148 Hemstreet. Paul 46. 48. 54. 114. 165 Hilden. David . 35.38.48.96. 105, 151 Hoecherl. Terry ........... 105 Holdgrafer. Nancy . 97. 99. 106. 126. 152 Holland. Patrick .......... 106 Hollie. Michelle .......... 106 Holme. James ....... 106, 117 Holtzleiter, Rita . 35. 96. 106 Holtzman.Jon 5.80.106,140 Honderich. Michele . 53, 54. 104, 106. 158 Huempfner. Pamela . 75. 84. 85. 106. 111 Hummel. Dwight ......... 106 J Jenkins. Janna ____ 105. 106 Jenkins. Shauna ........ 106 Jewell. Ellen .......79. 106 Jex. Marleah . 51. 54. 91. 106 Jibben. Celeste 106.128.147 Jodeit. Neal .. .54. 80. 106 Johnson. Charles .. 106. 112 Johnson. Daniel ........ 106 Johnson, Karen ......... 106 Johnson, Kirstin . 44. 81. 106 Johnson. Morris 36.106.117, 133 Johnson. Ramona ........ 106 Johnson. Victor 79.106.146 Jonak, Janet ........... 106 Jones. Kimberly ........ 106 Jones, Steven .......... 112 Jones. Tracy ........... 106 K Kaner. Lon ......... 106.117 Katzmarek. Iva . 54. 56. 106. 108 Kelly. Jeffrey ......... 106 Kenney. Tina 40.51.55.107 Kernan. Joseph ......... 107 Kiesling. Howard . 35. 107 Killeen. John .......... 107 Kjelsberg. Michael 82.92.94. 107. 140 Klaers. Michael ........ 107 Knibb. Babetle ......... 107 Kohn. Rachel ........92. 107 Korzenowski. Jill . 92.94.97. 107 Koughan. Daniel 107. 160 Koughan. David ... 107. 156 Kroll. Debra ........... 107 Kulisheck. Linnea 107 L Lacy. John 5. 107. 120. 138. 156 Lafayette. Beth ........ 107 Lamuth. Michelle 75.81.85, 107 Larson. Mark 107. 116, 117, 137 I au. Jeffrey ........... 107 Lau. Lisa .............. 107 LaVictoire, Steven ...... 107 Lawson. Mary .. 55. 95. 104. 107 Leaf. Karl . 100.107.137.156 Lee. Christine 43. 107. 157 Leenay, David ........... 107 Lemkc. Brian ........... 107 Lindeman. Karen 106. 107, 147. 158 Lindseth. Nancy ......... 107 Lobbcn. Cherie . 100.108.110. 121 Lofgren. Linda 92. 108, 157 Lukasavitz. Steven ..... 108 Lundeen. Jeffrey 108.117 Lundeen. Ronda 93.108.128. 157 Luther. Jill 52.53.75.84.85. 97. 108 M Madsen. Beth ............ 108 Malone. Thomas .......... 108 Marble. Catherine 108. 128. 157 Marchiafava. Timothy 43. 96. 108 Masiee. Elise ........... 108 McBetah. Sheila .. . 96. 108 McCaffrey. Helen 97.98.108 McCleery. Marcus ........ 108 McCuen. Wayne ........... 108 McGinley. Sandra 36. 108 McKnight, Davena 108 Meacham. Susan .. . 108 Mever. Monica .. 86. 87. 96. 108. 157 Michael, James — 108. 157 Miller. Kristy 55.97.98.108 Miller. Robert .......... 108 Mitby. Kelly 68.108.112. 121. 158 Monterolti. Diane 45.52,74. 84. 85. 102. 104. 108 Morgan. Robert 102. 108 Morrill. Elizabeth .. 108. 128 Morrison. Randall .. 36. 108 Morrison. Sean .......... 108 Mulloy. Sean ...... 108. 117. Murphy. Kelly 33. 51. 108. 126. 127. 153 Murray. Kelley 96. 109. 112 Muse. Tracy .109.112.117 N Neal. Rodrick ........... 109 Nelson. Michael ..........109 Ncrge. Nancy ............ 109 Nermyr. John ........79. 109 Ness. Julia 109.128,134.135 Nielsen. Peter 109.112.117. 156 O O'Brien. Tracy ......... 109 Obern. Brendan .......... 54 Oberpriller. Tracy 100. 109 Olive. Andrew 51. 109. 156 Ollerman. Isa 56. 105. 109. 119. 142. 156. 157 Olofson, Mark ............ 109 Olsen. Paul .............. 109 Olson. Anna ...........96. 109 Oriani. Amelia .. 46. 92. 109 P Page. Joseph ........51. 109 Palmer. Noelle .. 35. 56. 77. 104. 109. 111. 121. 147.158. 159 Parrott, Michael 109 Parsons. Thomas 51.104.109 Pensinger. Jennifer 34. 38. 81. 86. 87. 109. 153 Peterson. Lorraine 75. 109 Peterson. Mark ......... 109 Peterson. Shelley 38.51.75. 96. 109 Ployhar. Betsey 86. 87. 102. 109. 157 Poseley. Christine 101. 109 Preston. Lisa 38.86.87.109. 118 Prince, William ... 109. 120 Q Qualley. Michelle . 2. 6. 98. 109. 126. 127. 147. 153 Quinn. Hugh 48.58.110.120 R Radtke, Marc ...... 110. 117 Rainer. Lavette _____81. 110 Ratliff. Maria ......... 110 Regan. Mark ............ 110 Reichow. Brcnton ... 44. 47. 104. 110. 140 Richardson. Michael 54.110 Riddle. Sharon .......4. 110 Rinker, Lea 6.110.121.141, 158. 159 Risser. Kathy 97. 99. 110. 119. 141. 142 Robertson. Christopher 110 Robinson. Victoria 98. 110 Rohlf. Valerie ..........110 Rollwagen.Sally ..53.85.110 Ronhovde. Gary .......5. 110 Ruble. Elizabeth 38, 86. 87. 110 Rudolph. Deborah 108, 110, 162 Rushman. Gail 98. 99. 110, 126. 127. 141. 143. 153 S Salone. Calvin Sampson. Heidi .. Samuelson. Ellen Schenk. Timothy Schilz. Michael Schimke, Philip Schulz. Michael Schweitzer. Robert Scroggins. Ceja Senkyr. William Shuberg, James Simondet. Jennifer Smith. Connie Smith. Tierney Soderholm. Kaari .. 110. 133 110 33. 47. 53. 76. 110 35.40.110, 140 ...... 110 no. 112, 137. 156 80. no no. mo ...... no no .. no. 112 52.75.84. 85. no ...... Ill 111 75.84.85. 104. Ill Solberg. Linnea . 43. 53. 111. 126. 127 Soli. Brian .35.77.106.111. 160 Spriggs. Martha 99.111.118. 142. 157 20S Stanton.Ellen 2.96. 111. 153 Strandlund. Alan ...... Ill Swan. Kimberly ........ Ill Swanson. Susan ........ Ill Sylvester. Victoria 81, 111 T Teague. Cary 5.109,111.120. 133. 155 Tedford. Pamela ....... Ill Teisberg. Erik ...35.96.111 Thiel. Katherine ...... Ill Thomas. Barbara 40.50.111 Thompson. Leslie ... 95. Ill Thompson. Michael .. 4. Ill Thompson. Rosanne ... Ill Totzke. James ......... Ill Tucker. Lori .......... Ill U Ulrich. Mary .. 103, 111. 162 V Van Every. Karen 110. 111. 119. 157 Van Valkenburg. Peter . 111. 156 Vavra. Jason .......... Ill Velasco. Robert ... 111. 133 Vclo. Colleen .......96.111 Vetsch. Clayton ....... Ill Volk. Sheryl .......98. 111 Vollmar. Frank ......93.111 W Wagner, Katherine 112.128. 157 Walchuk. Paul ......... 112 Wandmacher. Debra 38. 86, 87. 112. 118 Ward. Charles 112,114 Warn. Brian ______ 112. 117 Warner. Paul .......... 112 Washington. Wendy .. 112 Weber. Marv 112'. 121. 147. 158. 159 Westgaard. Paul .....4. 112 Wetherall, Peter _____ 112 White. Brian .......... 112 Wiehle. Schelly ....... 112 Wilbur. James _______42.112 Williams. Traci — 81.112 Wilmes. Ann 112.126.127. 153 Woodson. Tanya ... 36. 112 Y Yates. Dana ........... 112 Young. James ... 103, 112 Yovicson. Phillisa . 53.94.96. 112. 158. 159 Z Ziegler. Susan 112.126.152 SENIORS A Abeln. Michael 35. 45. 172 Abraham. Amv 12. 98. 172. 193 Adams. Joseph ......35. 172 Adelsman. Bruce . . 172. 190 Alexander. Mark 35. 39. 41. 172. 175. 198 Almquist. Joel ___ 172, 182 Amundson. Mary _________ 172 Anderson. Brian 80. 172 Anderson. James 36,171.173 Anderson. John ... 160. 172 Anderson. Karn .......4. 172 Anderson, Keith 35. 81. 82. 117. 160. 170. 172. 192. 198 Anderson. Mary ......98. 172 Anderson. Nancy 57.78.91. 98. 168. 172. 198 Anfinson. Daniel 35.117.140. 171. 172. 183. 198 Arnold. Kathy ........78. 172 B Bailey. Ann . 10. 57. 91. 98. 122. 167. 169. 173 Barkony. Elizabeth 79. 173 Barth. Melanie .. 75. 96. 173 Bartko. Diane .. 39.56.77.86. 96. 98. 173, 179 Beetsch. Margaret . 52.56.84. 85. 157. 173 Belfrey. Karen ......... 173 Bell. Steven .35.137.173.189 Berg. Leslie 5.35.75,92.94. 153. 173 Bjelland. David . 35.46.59.76. 82. 89. 120. 160. 173 Bloom. Ronald . 78.80.82.91. 167. 168. 170. 173. 180 Booher. Cynthia . .. 54. 173 Bratrud, Michael 35. 38. 39. 41. 78. 140. 160. 174. 175. 191 Brauer. Emily ...... 35. 174 Brauer. Gerald 40. 140. 174 Breen. Jennifer 35. 38. 78. 126. 152. 174 Brewington. Janice 35. 174 Brimacomb. Richard 35. 38. 78. 113, 116. 117. 174 Brocckel. Cynthia .. 92. 174 Brown. Denise 79. 97. 174 Brown. Mitchell ________ 174 Brownrigg, Gerald 35. 46. 174 Bryant. Tremont 36, 174 Budge. David . 51. 78. 82. 89. 133. 154. 155. 167. 174 Burgess, Patricia 39. 41. 45. 175 Burtis, Stephen 175. 190 Burton Broday 175 Butler.William .35.39.41.50. 137. 155. 175 Bye. Brenda .............79. 175 C Campbell. Steven 175 Canfield. Gregory .. 175 Caranicas. Charles 34.52.78. 92. 175 Carlson. Barbara . 5. 78. 127. 153. 175 Carlson. Cindy ........... 175 Carlson. Linda . 42. 175, 190 Carlson. Lori .. 34,38.98.127, 153, 175 Carlson. Scott . 35. 117. 155. 176 Carr. Daniel ........ 160. 176 Carter. Timothy 34.116.117. 176 Cerny. Robert 48.54.80.97. 98. 171. 176 Christenson. Scott . 78.80.91. 168. 176 Clyne. Heidi 35.78.176.177 Cobb. Lisa 95. 176 Coleman. Marcus 171 Coleman. Peter 176 Comer. Kristin .......... 176 Conkright. Todd . 54. 79. 88. 167. 176. 177. 198 Conrad. Mark ............ 176 Conway. Kerry . 35.78.92.94. 98. 176. 188. 198 Covart. Troy ............ 176 D Daher. William 95. 98. 176. 191 Dairkee. Aneela ......... 176 Davis. Elizabeth . 78. 86. 98. 169. 171. 175. 177 Dehner. Carl ............ 177 Devery.Jcan 78.88.127.153. 177 Dickey. Jodi ... 158. 171. 177 Diffley. Thomas ......... 177 Dobbins. Beatrice ....... 177 Dorset. Pamela.......45. 177 Doty. Robert 53. 81. 82. 89. 151. 177 Douglas. Michael ........ 177 Dufoe. Melissa . 80. 153. 177 Dye. Martin ............. 177 E Ellington. Jefferv 48.54.97. '117. 160. 177 Ellison. Alexandra ...... 177 Ewald. David . 57. 171. 174. 177 F Fahey. Jeanne ........... 177 Fan. Wai .............92. 178 Farmer. Harold 54, 97. 167. 178 Felder. Sonja _______ 97. 178 Fernholz. Deborah . 79. 178 Fewer. Susan . 5. 40. 48. 54. 56. 75. 77. 78. 88. 96. 98. 128. 153.166.169. 177. 178.191. 192 Flannery. Christopher 77. 78. 82. 91. 151. 168. 178 Fleeson. William . 50. 78. 80. 148. 167. 168. 170. 178 Flesher. Patrick ..178.198 Frazier. Arthur .. 133. 178 Fusaro. Darrell ......... 178 G Garten. David ........... 178 Genrich. Susan .......79. 178 George. Anthony ......... 178 Gcrsdorf, Susan 46, 78. 178 Gibson. Patrick 117.160.178 Gilbert. Kathy 39.41.79.81. 178 Givens. Glenn ........... 117 Glattly. Elizabeth 48.75.96. 177. 179. 190 Goar. Michael 34.38.79.117. 140. 179 Gould. Caroline .. 40. 46. 179 Graf. Daniel ............ 179 Gregory. Hayes 92.94. 146. 179. 180 Groethe. Julie 75.92.94.179 H Haines. Timothy 35. 179 Hall. Marcellus 57.58.77.78. 89.91. 120. 179. 191 Halley. Kimberly ..... 179 Halstead. David ....... 179 Hanscom. Mary ......96. 179 Harris. Lee ........... 179 Hazel. Philip .. 116. 117. 155 Healy. Sheila ......... 180 Hoideman. Lisa ........ 180 Henderson. Dana . 35.45.177, 180 Hendrix. Chauncey . 79. 180 Hendrix. Ross . 4.35.179.180 Hibbs, Susan ........53. 180 Hill. Steven .. 4.40.52.78.80. 91. 117. 140, 180 Hinrichs. Benjamin ..... 180 Hirdler. Karen ......35. 180 Hoagberg. Mia 35.40.78.80. 91. 98. 167. 168. 170. 171. 180 Hoch. George .......... 117 Hodge. Cassandra 180 Hoesley. Deborah . 33.35.38. 48. 86.' 153. 167. 173. 179. 180 Holin. Bradley ......... 180 Holme. Thomas ... 117.160. 171. 180. 187 Holtzleiter. Philip 40.51.180. 187. 190 Horn. Kimberly 98.171.175, 181 Hostad. James 151.171.181. 188 Hovland. Amv . 35. 98. 175, 181 Howard. Donnie ... 113.117. 181 Hoye. Jason ... 53.181.198 Hughes. Kathryn ......... 181 Hunter. Eric ............ 181 Hutt. Carolyn 78.79.92.94. 98. 127. 153. 181 J Jackson. Kalcase 98.181.192 Jacobsen. Jodi 97. 181. 194 James. Dorthea .......... 181 Jeffrey. Peter .....133. 181 Jensen. John ............ 181 Jodell. Brian ...... 172. 181 Johnson. Deanne . 78.98.171. 175. 181 Johnson. Erik 35,38.40,78. 180. 181. 182 Johnson. Gcncvra . 182. 198 Johnson. Judith ..44.182,194 Johnson. Kay 4.35.40.44.48. 75.78.92.96.98. 122. 157. 169. 182. 198 Johnson. Molly .......... 182 Johnson. Nancy L. . 78. 182. 189 Johnson. Nancy M. 78. 122. 142. 157. 182 Johnson. Paul 35. 117. 155. 182. 190. 198 Johnson. Peter ... 5. 78. 182 Johnson. Robert ......... 182 Johnson. Scott .137,155.182 Johnson. Wayne .......... 182 Johnston, Elizabeth . 182.192 Jones. Irene .. 35.51.182.198 Jones. Rosie 35. 79. 81. 98, 182 206 Jordan. Steven 34. 117. 170. 183 K Kalin. Jason 15.40.44,78.91, 169. 171. 183 Kane. Margaret 4.33.35.87. 96. 157. 167. 183 Kasperek, Lori .......... 183 Keith. Nancy 98. 127. 153. 183 Kienitz. Steven 52,57,58.78. 91. 183 Killeen. Mark ........... 183 Klees. Wendy ..40.78.88.98. 169. 170. 183 Kloster. Karl . 35.52.97.151. 183 Koclfgen. Thomas ________ 183 Konigson. Kimberly — 183 Kornmann. Darcy . 79, 183 Korzenowski. Kay ......... 183 L Lachelt. Dale ........80. 183 Lachman, Lvnn .. 153, 172. 183. 198 Ucy. Nina 79. 95. 173. 184 Lafrenz. Tracv . 51. 79. 98. 127. 184 Larson. Matthew 80. 184 Laska. Timothy . 78. 91. 137. 168. 184 Lattcrell. Julie 78. 86. 98. 167. 177. 184 Lau. Kevin .............. 184 Lawhorn. Vicki .......... 184 Laxdal. Wendy 57.75.92.98. 184 Leek. Kathleen 39.41.50.51. 78. 96. 98. 122. 153. 168. 177. 179. 180, 184 Lecy. Scott 114,184 Lee. John ....... 35. 78. 184 Lee. Katharine . 78. 96. 121. 172. 184 Lee. Pamela ..... 35. 79. 184 Leenay. Michael 35.151.184 Leezcr. Theresa ......... 119 Lotofsky. Cara 33.53.56.75. 78. 84. 85. 98. 153. 171. 185 Letson. Kathryn 53. 54. 97. 153. 171. 185 Lewis. Shawn . 35.78.82.171. 185. 188 Lifson. Pamela . 127.153.185. 193 Lingbeck. Kim _______ . 185 Lofgren. Lee ....... 185. 187 Ixmgman. Bridget .. 46. 126. 142. 152. 153. 170. 185. 187 Longman. Jo-Ann 185 Longman. Sean ........... 185 Lowey. Michael 38. 40. 52. 132. 185. 187 Ludtke, Elizabeth ........ 185 M Maddus. Robert .......... 185 Madsen. Philip .......... 185 Marchiafava. Jodi 38. 152. 185 Marks. Barry ............ 185 Marsh. Holly 121. 147. 158. 176. 186 Marsten. Gregory .. 52. 186. 195 Mathis. Bruce .. 36. 117. 186 Matson. Carlton 97. 186 Maunsell. Mary 33.52.84.85. 157. 186 McCann. Catherine ....... 186 McCleery. Joni 186 McConkey. David . 50.51.57. 78. 91. 151. 167. 168. 170, 186. 198 McCreary. Susan 39. 41. 76. 78. 81. 88. 166, 170. 186. 198 McGowan. Tracy . 48. 50. 55. 78. 96. 98. 186 McLaughlin. Carrie 33. 56, 77.84.85.88.98, 128. 129. 157. 167. 186 McNaughton. Daniel 47. 50. 53. 78. 171. 186 McNiff. William 140. 186 Mellgren. Steven 78.137.186 Merwin. Juli . 5.38.40.55,78, 97. 167. 168. 171. 181, 186 Meyer. Joel ............. 186 Miller. Jeanne .. 78. 98. 128. 129. 186 Miller. Matthew ..........186 Moon. Charles ........35. 187 Moosbrugger. Patricia 78. 187 Mozey. Ann .............. 187 Mure. Regina 84.85.183,187 Mykkeltvedt. Carolyn .. 187 N Nellas. Jennifer 75. 86. 128, 129, 179. 187 Nesheim. Susan 98. 187 Nichols. Jonathan . 5,78.187 Nicklow. N.cholas ... 43. 187 Nielsen. Michael ........ 187 Nordin. William 52. 58. 92. 114. 188 Nordstrom. Lisa 119, 157. 162. 188 Norvell. Vicki 35.84.85.188 Polak. Michael .......... 189 Ponto. Jeffrey 35. 117. 189 Premack .Eric 51,57.78.82. 91. 120. 140. 167. 170. 176. 189. 198 Pruitt, Jacqueline ...... 189 Q Quirk. Anne ........ 168. 189 R Radcliff. Robert 35.189.198 Rasmussen. Derek 189. 198 Raymond. Diane . 79. 192 Ready. David 53.92.94.140. 180. 192 Rcay. Dana 36.128.134.135. 172. 192 Reed. Kevin 36.117.160.192 Reimer. Paul 53. 57. 78. 89. 120. 167. 181. 192 Rhines. Anthony . 35. 192 Rhodes. Charlene .. 98. 192 Richardson. Wendy _______192 Robbins. Randy ......... 192 Robertson. Kathryn 40. 86. 87. 92. 158. 192 Robinson. Katherine ... 121. 147. 192 Robinson. Lawrence 192 Roder, Stacy ........... 192 Roering. Ann 126, 152. 171. 192 Rogers. John ........... 192 Rogers. Lynda .......... 193 Rowland. Jay 78.81.190.193 Rudolph. Judith . 53. 92. 94. 98. 127. 193 Rudrud. David ______ 148. 193 Ruhnke. Jeffrey 35. 75. 92. 193 Russell. Scott .. .. 35. 193 Ryan. Susan 5.35.40.57.78. 86. 91. 98. 157. 167. 171, 193. 198 O O'Brian. Charles ......... 188 O'Brien. Lynnette ........ 188 O'Donnell. Richard ....... 188 Oliver. Yvonne ........... 188 Olsen. Mary .............. 188 Olson. Kathleen 53. 57. 88. 98. 177. 188. 198 Orcutt. Joshua 117.137.154. 155. 188 Orth. Todd ............. 188 Oslund. Jane . 5.35.52.55.78. 96. 98. 162. 167. 179, 188 Otto. Kristine 56.57.98.127. 153. 188 Overbey. Terrance . 92. 151 P Page. Dennis ............ 188 Palmer. Dominic ......... 188 Paulsen. Karen 96. 189, 191 Pedersen. David ......... 189 Pensinger. Christopher 52. 78. 89. 91. 140. 166. 167. 189 Perrier. James .......... 189 Pesina. Gloria ...... 95. 189 Phan. Tan ............... 189 Pikal. Thomas 35.42.92.182. 189 Ployhar. Laura 98, 171. 189 S Samuelson. Kari 33. 40' 78. 89. 169. 170. 193 Sawyer. Jean ...... 193. 198 Schenk. Peter 39.41.78.91. 151. 169. 193 Schibilla. Lance ... 35. 193 Schulz. Todd ........... 193 Seal. Kirsten .......... 194 Scnkyr. Alycia 46. 194 Sharp. Nanette ......... 194 Sheehan. Timothy 56. 181. 194 Shields. Stephen 35.114.117. 163. 189. 194 Shirley. Christina 153. 194 Shoop. David .. 92. 169. 194 Showalter. Therese _______194 Singerseth. Eric . 35.120.180. 194 Simondet. Christopher 140. 194 Skahen, Thomas 2.46.55.75. 92. 97. 117. 194 Sletten. Pamela 194 Slonakcr. David . 194 Smith. Lisa 75. 96. 193. 194 Smith. Mallisa .. . .... 194 Smith. Robert . 195 Snyder, Gary .... 195 Solberg. Eric ... 51. 55. 195 Sornson. Bendt ... 114.195 Soulak. Susan .......... 195 Spriggs. Mary 38.39.40.41, 48. 78. 88. 96. 98. 157, 169. 170. 179. 195 Stamos. James 155.189.195 Stanton. Thomas 80. 195 Staten. Randolph 39.41.81. 167. 195 Stearns. Jeffrey 45. 56. 57. 160. 171, 181. 195 Stearns. Scott ......... 195 Steen. Carla 96. 195. 198 Steen. Cynthia .. 79. 92. 94. 188. 195. 198 Sterner. Carol 78. 98. 195 Sterner. Cheryl . 78. 88. 195 Streed. Joel ...... 171. 196 Stubbs. Stacey ......... 196 Slumme. Peter .......... 196 Sundem.Greg . 5.78.160.166. 167. 179. 196 T Tcrstceg, Mark ......... 196 Thompson. Mitchell _____ 196 Thuras. John 35. 151. 175, 196. 198 Tillman. Donnette . 76.81.98. 167. 196 Tomlinson. Ann-Marie 196 Totall. Michael 174. 196 Townsend. Thomas 1% U Ulseth. Pamela 38.40.57.78. 88. 96. 98. 127. 166. 177. 196. 198 V Van Heel. Michele .. 35. 196 Vavra. Jeffrey ......... 196 Viens. Joseph ......... 196 W Wagner. Joseph .......... 1% Walker. James .......... 196 Wandmacher. Gregg 1% Warren. Michael .. 117. 133. 160. 181. 197 Weaver. Margaret ... 46. 78. 118.142.152.153.169. 179.197 Weber. Christopher 53. 197 Whang. Caroline . 52. 78. 84. 85. 98. 197 Wik. Scott 40.46.48.50.51. 55. 57. 91. 98. 194. 197 Willette, John ......... 197 Williams. Lorilyn 53. 167. 197 Williams. Nielsen ...... 197 Willis, Roxanne _____81. 197 Willy. Mark ............ 197 Wilson. Jerry . 35.79.98.197 Winkels. Robert 191. 197 Wiser. Charles 35.54.57.81. 86. 174. 197 Woldum. Thomas .. 35. 155, 178. 197 Wyberg. Terrence 4.35.160. 197 Y Yates. Douglas _____137. 197 Youngdahl. 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