Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

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As you join the alumnus of Washburn we wish you well and trust you will be proud of your school and represent Washburn in the community with pride. This has been an exciting year of change for all of us. The yearbook will be an expression of your high school education and help you remember your friends and activities. The entire Washburn faculty wishes you success and happiness. The Washburn Administration did a fine job handling the many problems caused by the school closings this year, despite the fact that major personnel changes had occurred. Wayne Nelson, who came this year from The Minneapolis Technical Institute, has proven to be a popular principal. Birch Jones was the new Assistant Principal assigned to Washburn. 8 Sincerely, Wayne Nelson, Principal Office Staff The office staff did an excellent job of handling the especially trying paperwork resulting from the new school plan. They kept communication open between the office and the rest of the school. HOW I: A. Simonson. L. Jones, K. Hudoiph ROW 2: M. Ramstad. B. Pedric, E. Carlson. S. Quigley, E. Engelhard Social Worker There are many problems involving students and their families. Our social worker does his best to help solve them. He also arranged for needy families to receive the goods collected during the Thanksgiving food drive. 9 B. Waller Counselors ROW 1: F. Voigt ROW 2: C. McKinnie. R. Treacy, V. Russell J. Donovan Robert Treacy - 1920-1982 Mr. Treacy arrived at Washburn at the beginning of this year in the mass faculty exchange caused by school closings. All students benefit from the numerous services offered by the counseling staff. In addition to giving advice and keeping track of credits earned, counselors provide an excellent service for students pursuing additional educational opportunities as they prepare transcripts and assemble various recommendations. Counselgrams and senior homerooms complete the ongoing services provided from this department. Jane Donovan, the Chemical Awareness Counselor, offers counseling to students who either have family members with chemical problems, or who themselves have problems. She leads support groups and an Alateen group. A new part of her job this year was helping athletes understand their commitment of not using chemicals while participating in athletics. He chose to come to Washburn to accept a new challenge in his thirtieth year as a teacher, coordinator, and counselor in the Minneapolis Public Schools. Washburn students and faculty, though knowing him for only a brief period of time, are better having met this unusual man. Nurse J. Jex Mrs. Jex has spent the past two years as a Nurse at Washburn. She alternates days between Washburn and another school, and is usually seen here a couple days a week. A lot of her time is spent keeping up student health records, along with the students not feeling well. Librarians Washburn can be very proud of its library. Its selection of books are consistently the present best sellers. Along with an abundance of educational references, the librarian staff is very helpful in finding materials and using equipment. n Lunch Aides The lunchroom cooks arrive early in the morning to prepare hundreds of lunches for hungry Washburn students. After three hectic lunches daily, they return the next day to start the process all over again. Changing menus and experimenting with different foods is a testimonial to their efforts. F. Pederson, H. Love, L. Kramer, R. Larson. W. Widga, C. Mildenberger. Mgr. F. Ballinger Engineers Head Engineer Marty Gavanda retired at the winter break after twenty-four years at Washburn. His dedication to the Washburn students and faculty was greatly missed. The entire engineering staff with their patience and understanding create the atmosphere to which the Washburn student body has become accustomed and takes for granted. 12 A. Burke, M. Gavanda. D. Ellenwood Special Education The Special Education teachers help students who are having difficulty in the area of reading and math. They also provide assistance to students having difficulty with mainstream curriculum. HOW 1: H. Banks, E. Persha ROW 2: A. I ehmeyer, G. Pudas. G. Dalasta The department operates out of room 312, and it provides an invaluable service to our school. The Work Coordinators help students who want to work while they continue in their high school course work. The program especially helps students who plan to enter the work force directly upon graduation. 13 Mathematics HOW 1: G. Hansen, E. Harter, K. Kielty, V. Muir ROW 2: J. Haugen. R. McNamer, B. George, J. Brown, J. Farrell, R. Pratt, L. Ritter Mathematics can be an important factor in a students future. The program here at Washburn recognizes that fact and is designed to give everyone that wants it a chance to develop this skill. Courses range from concepts all the way to calculus. Brand new this year are the math team, for those interested in math outside of school, and the math intervention program for those students who need extra help. English Because English is required throughout the four years at Washburn, many courses are offered to add interest and diversity to this valuable subject. The courses include mythology, Shakespeare, theater, humanities, newswriting, and A. P. English as well as standard English. All of these courses help to develop the essential skill of expressing ideas. ROW 1: P. Lyders, K. Stitzel, J. Yung ROW 2: A. Dahl. A. Walsh. G. Wald, R. Rogers, J. Anderson, G. Lykken, R. Wolk A large amount of today’s student population at Washburn will probably hold an office related job sometime in their lives. Business Our Business Department teaches some of the many skills needed in such a situation. These courses include accounting, several levels of typing, business law, consumer education, and shorthand ROW 1: G. Gudahl ROW 2: Y. Cram, C. Johnson, J. Wollan Social Studies Many benefit from the strong Social Studies Department. Beginning in ninth grade Civics, students are taught about the make up of our government. In tenth grade they move on to World History to learn the sequence of events in this area. As students enter their junior year, they are taught issues of U. S. History. Senior year, the most trying one, is when students take Government, Economics, and Current Issues. ROW 1: M. Boardman. L. Hopson ROW 2: R. Cersine, D. Strickland. G. Simonson ROW 3: M. Myers. G. Wemeier, W. Miller. B. Turnbaugh, R. Anderson. F. Ario 16 Science ROW 1: J. Baxter. J. Colby, H. Strobei ROW 2: Hornby, D. Lee, D. Henriksen, G. Tray nor, R. Carlson The high academic standing at Washburn is reflected by the Science Department. Except for required ninth grade science, courses offered consist of mainly college preparatory electives. The courses always fill up fast on tally day, which shows the interest in them. Physics, biology, chemistry, and computer science are among the courses offered. 17 Music The Music Department handles such classes as Band, Choraliers, Madrigals, and the Marching Band. Based on the first floor, this department offers students a chance to develop their musical talent. T. Wells. W. Lydell Art The Art Department provides exposure to the different medias in art as well as to the many concepts involved. With teachers Schauer and Waldoch as advisors, the students are allowed to develop their talents openly. 18 R. Waldoch, A. Schauer Home Economics K. Gregory, L. Haugerud Foreign Languages ROW 1: M. Dills, H. Dunn ROW 2: S. Morgan. S. Trabasso A lot of colleges require students to take a foreign language. Washburn students are not short changed in this requirement. The Foreign Language Department offers French, German, and Spanish for students interested in these fields. The Home Economics Department teaches some rather useful electives. There are courses in cooking, sewing, and child care. The Home Economics Department can be found on second floor. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts classes are always popular electives at Washburn. Students are given the opportunity to work with their hands and take pride in their workmanship. Various levels of electronics, metals, woods, and drafting are taught. C. Kirschbaum. D. Flugstad. R. Tauring Gym Health Americans are a health conscious group of people, and the Health and Gym Department helps students take care of themselves. Gym is required in ninth and tenth grade and offers students a chance to get out of the structured classroom during the day. Health is required in ninth and eleventh grade and it teaches students how to take care of their bodies and also how to save others lives with CPR. 20 N. Moody. C. Voss, P. Kairis. M. Orman. G. Stonerson Construction Crew At Work sun gaa Construction Crew At Rest 22 HIGHWAY 86 FRESHMEN CITY LIMITS POP. 427 Lee Alaniz Sean Alderson Sarah Alvarez Dawn Anderson Mark AHardyce Melissa Allison Deon Anderson Katherine Anderson Timothy Austrians Mark Badenhoff Bradley Baker Michael Bakken Janine Barlow lunette Bauer Robert Anderson Robert Anderson Dawn Aspholm Jacqueline Aune Adrianne Angier Patricia Ashwell Andrew Bion Jill Bishman Aaron Bjerke Todd Blair Julianne Burns Stephanie Burrington Michelle Burgess Timothy Burkhnrdt Byron Brunner I aura Bryson Resa Buffie Brock Bukkila Paula Bodger Lenora Boone lx-ah Brandt Kimberly Browder Stacey Bowman Harlan Brand Jason Brown Tiki Brown Tereska Buzek Stephanie Cadmus Nancy Canterbury Elizabeth Carlson Colleen Clancy Christine Clausen Stephen Cline Colleen Cook Mary Cook Rachel Cook Thomas Crumley Christine Cunnington Eric Curry Edward Czech Mickey Dahl Richard Dahl Nicole Davis Aaron Dean Jonathan Dees Elizabeth Dehner Anthony Delcalzo Amy Del main Daaron DeLong Lisa Derfler Donna Devery John Dingh Shannon Dohtn Jesse Dolinar Jocinda Fleeson Troy Flowers Gregory Floyd Lisa Felicetta Troy Ferguson Theresa Fernholz David Eyestone Mary Farrell Rodd Farsund Spencer Finseth Gregory Fischer Franklin Fladwood Kimberly Emmons Erik Engnell Bradley Erickson Christina Elliot David Ellis Michael Elness Ranita Egan Christine Ehlenfeldt Geoffrey Elfstrum Anthony Dreon Julie Dugal Heather Edwardsen Patricia Gilbert Jason Gillquist Deborah Gilster Jason Glad Timothy Goggleye Jennifer Gosling David Greenwald David Hagen Margaret Hall Stephanie Hammond James Hankins Diana Fransen Mark Froemming Laura Grider Joe! Groethe Rochelle Gulbranson Shari Gullickson Joni Gustafson Kelly Haakman Karen Hankland Phillip Hansen Christina Hanson Youvaraaj Hanuman Jennifer Harren James Harris Lynn Harris Christine Hauer Chandra Hawkins Stacey Henderson Angela Garner Scott Geiger Dominic Gibson 28 Derick Henry Nicole Henry Phillip Hensley Michael Heyer Sally Higgins Billy Hill Peter Hill Lynnae Hinrichs William Hipps Anna Hirdler Latonya Hogan Jeanninc Hoiosen James Jansen Jody Janusch Frederick Jachim Catherine Jackson Holly Holdgraf Bradley Hollister Joseph Holman Jennifer Hostad Jennifer Jedlicki Catherine Jenkins Karl Jenne Edythe Jensen Bruckner Johnson Craig Johnson Karen Jensen Andrew Jewell Ann Jodeit Jeannine Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kristine Johnson Brian Koblas Jeffrey Kohout Anita Kolkhorst Lara Kope Tracy Johnson Scott Johnson John Jones Stacy Jones Amanda Kaibel Jeffrey Kasperek Kelly Kennedy James Kenney Mary Killeen Anthony Klaers Scott Kneisl Mark Knighten Michael Johnson Nils Johnson Anthony Jones Helen Jones Elizabeth Jordan Jeffrey Jorgensen Ryan Kelbrants Dorene Kellogg Sean Kenney Tonya Kenney Christine Kloepper Jean Kloster Curtis Korwea Nicole Kosankc Steven Krook Janice Laduke Mary Larkin Daro Latchman Nathan I,eaf Eric l.ee Sarah Lewis Birgit Lillehei Joyce Loche Miriam Ixxkman Robin Langevin Anna Lankton Michael Lau Lee Lawrence Heather Lee Matthew Lewis Lisa Listing Robert Lobeck Sharon Lowery Jill Lumbar Dean Lyle Tanya Lyons Alfred Lopez Jay Lovstuen Susan Martin Zanetta Mathis Erin McArthur Mary Madden ■Jason Magozzi Brian Mallak Mark Nelson Amy Nesheim Steven Nicoski Lynn Murphy Clarence Napue Barbara Nault Christopher Molke Christina Munzer Kevin Murphy Christopher Meyer Jay Miller Vija Miller Cynthia Meierding Amy Melton Kathryn Menefee Steven McIntyre Brant McKinney Lisa McLaughlin Nicole McCarthy Sarajane McConkey Connie McCurdy Paul Marble David Marks Devery Martin Marjorie Pedersen Susanne Peer Christopher Perusse Eric Peterson Shawn Peterson Susan Pikal Sally Ninham Kelley Nya Michael O’Pray Lisa Oium Holly Olson Jon Olson Roderick Olson Marit Opstad Marva Overton Carolyn Owen Thomas Owens Daniel Panel Robert Palbicki Larry Parks Julie Parrott John Patrykus Graham Paulsen James Pedersen Stephen Pesina Dyani Petersen David Peterson Jennifer Podas Richard Pollard Teresa Quirk Martin Raich Janet Raugust Susan Redmond Leslie Reed Tracy Remington Forrest Renick Bryant Rhodes Anthony Richardson Roberta Robbins Kenneth Robinson Sarah Rose Christopher Roseen Gregory Rudolph Peter Rudrud Robert Sayers Tracy Schermerhorn Kelly Rewerts Derrick Rhines Stacy Ritter Kenneth Rivers Malcolm Robinson Jodie Roche Lois Simon Stacy Singleton Janice Soine Matthew Sokoloski Erica Spitzer Tyrone Spratt Thomas Stearns David Steinke Andrew Stoick Lonny Stormoen Lisa Siskind Michael Smith Eric Sorenson David Spiczynski Alescia St. Dennis Susan Stearns Jeffrey Stensland Jesse Stobb Kimberly Stowe Carol Strand Tracy Swan holm Joe Symeonides William Templin Nicolle Thies Kristin Thomas Matthew Thompson Carol Thone Mark Thurner Lisa Tiedje Nancy Totall Elizabeth Tourtelotte Jodi Tragethon Jason Tudor Farris Turner Handy Vanslooten Elizabeth VanValkenburg Jacqueline Vavra Kristin Wagner Christine Walsh Timothy Walter John Weber 36 Christopher Wise Jessica Wolk Connie Wright Elondo Wright David Yarbrough Michael Young Kristi Wegman Peter Weiser Keith Wells Kevin Wells Todd Wheel house Bradley White Wendy White William Whitney Kristen Wik Jessica Wildanger James Williams Raymond Williams Margaret Wilson Michael Wilson Tiffiany Wilson v it. SPORTS STREET Millers Steal Second In City A season of ups and downs captured the Miller’s baseball season. Starting off with two disruptive losses against top rival teams didn’t help the team morale. Great concentration was needed to bounce back which the team displayed. The Millers entered region play and impressed everyone with their aggresive style by beating Anoka and Fridley respectively. The Miller’s season came to an abrupt end as they were upended by a capable Osseo team. MEN’S VARSITY BASEBALL Second in Conference Record: 12 wins - 6 losses Washburn 10 Roosevelt 11 Washburn 8 Edison 11 Washburn 7 South 4 Washburn 13 Southwest 3 Washburn 8 Holy Angels 9 Washburn 13 West 0 Washburn 6 Central 3 Washburn 11 Henry 3 Washburn 4 Moundsvicw 2 Washburn 7 North 3 Washburn 4 Richfield 6 Washburn 1 Henry 2 Washburn 8 Roosevelt 4 Washburn 6 Central 1 Washburn 10 Edison 8 Regions Washburn 6 Anoka 3 Washburn 10 Fridley 0 Washburn 3 Osseo 13 ROW 1 A Olive T. Woldum, P. Johnson, P. Nielsen, J. Kalin, S. Johnson. J. Lacy. ROW 2- Capt P Hazel P. Stumme, D. Cowan. D. Erickson. K. Rasmussen, P. VanValkenburg, S. Lecy, P. Christman. ROW 3! Coach Keiltv. D. Galbraith. C. Teague. K. Leaf, R. Cook. Capt. D. Budge. J. Sorenson Millers Come Home With Title Excitement! That characterizes this year’s sophomore baseball team’s play. The Millers play was anchored with timely hitting and excellent pitching. This helped ignite the team’s impressive start. The Millers won eight of their first nine games proving why they should be City Champs. This promising sophomore team will be a tremendous building block for future varsity teams. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL First in Conference Record: 10 wins - 3 losses Washburn 8 Washburn 11 Washburn 4 Washburn 9 Washburn 18 Washburn 15 Washburn 12 Washburn 12 Washburn 9 Washburn 5 Washburn 6 Washburn 1 Washburn 4 Roosevelt 3 Edison 1 Richfield 14 South 6 Southwest 2 West 4 Henry 1 North 2 Central 1 Roosevelt 6 Central 0 Henry 2 Edison 2 ROW 1: R. Garret, D. Gustafson, R. Bauman, M. Courteau, G. Haupert, R. Richardson, D. Wood. ROW 2: Coach Erickson, R. Hcyne, A. Norrgard, J. Christman, J. Sorenson, A. Kennedy, D. Larson, M. Conlon, C. Stratton, K. Ario Runners Take Strides Sore muscles and rain handicapped the Millers from getting off to a fast start. Grand hills and lake runs quickly strengthened the team. They ran well in the City Meet and were satisfied that they had finally pulled the team together. Mary Weber and Shari Robinson qualified for the State Meet. WOMEN'S TRACK City Relays North 98 Central 87 Washburn 63 Vi Roosevelt 52 Southwest 46 Henry 28 Edison 19W South 5 West 4 City Meet North 132 V Central 119V5 Washburn 96 Edison 38 Vi Roosevelt 24 Henry 22M, Southwest 22 South 6 West 4 ROW 1: N. Palmer. Capt. M. Weber. E. Park. B. Baglien, D. Clark. Capt. K. Robinson. J. Jacox, C. Bennett, M. West, A. Roering, K. Lee, L. Morrill, K. Price. ROW 2: A. Tomlcy, K. Routt. M. Broucek. A. Paulson, K. Strandlund, C. Jibben. K. Lindeman, Capt H. Marsh, B. Hartley, A. Kjelsberg, K. Feline, A. Breen, L. Rinker, Coach Rains. ROW 3: K. Johnson, K. Green, E. Costas, J. Krantz, B. Gormley, A. Vollmar, K. Zenisek, S. Adams, B. Lee, S. Williams, K. Chin, D. Jones, T. Jordan. ROW 4: Coach Gagstetter. Coach Vossen, L. Johnson. S. Gjerset, S. Ziegler. L. Olgesby. K. Johnson, M. King, K. Mitby, K. Johnson, N. Triliegi, D. Cherry. Coach Hahn, Coach Myers. 45 Millers Team Up To P irst Hard, rigorous practices paid off for the Millers. The mighty Millers sprinted through another great season. They got off to an excellent start, winning the Twin City Indoor meet by a large score. Two Millers went to state: Pat Chan competed in the long jump and Mike Warren competed in the high jump and the 400 meter dash. The track team of 1982 was the last team to compete against Central and West. Central BOYS TRACK City Meet 142 Roosevelt 110 Washburn 100 North 52 South 38 Henry 34 Edison 30 Southwest 16 West 9 Washburn City Relays 98 Roosevelt 80 Central 71 North 65 Henry 34 Edison 32 South 26.5 Southwest 19.5 West 14 ROW 1: D. Daly, L. Elkins. Capt. K. Anderson, J. Stearns, H. Gregory, K. Bach. M. Gleason, C. Salone, T. Samsel, D. Streissguth, L. Senkyr, D. Moore, P. Napue. ROW' 2: T. Day, B. Soli, S. Pruitt, C. Sornson. C. Schuppel, J. Nermyr, G. Clayton, G. Sundem, C. Skapyak, C. Rice, R. Gibson, T. Ek, D. McNaughton, J. Adams. ROW 3: H. Finch, A. Gruye, M. Jorgenson, J. Rowland, D. Belnavis, J. Edelston. K. Reed. M. Soutor, B. Austin, K. Koughan, D. Coleman. M. Anderson, Mgr. D. Close. ROW 4: Coach Nelson, Coach Clausen, P. Hanson. M. Hall, P. Chan. E. Sigerseth, S. Mosely, T. Dihble, Capt. D. Bjelland, B. Bonner. M. Warren, K. Bonner, Mgr. D. Anfinson, Mgr. M. Nye 47 Putt . . Putt . . . Putt MEN'S GOLF First in Conference Record: 7 wins • 1 loss Washburn 219 North 300 Washburn 228 Henry-Edison 232 Washburn 228 Southwest 239 Washburn 226 South 279 Washburn 226 Roosevelt 228 Washburn 229 West 256 Washburn 219 Central 246 Twin City Meet Washburn 216 St. Thomas 214 Putting through an excellent season, the Millers took first in the City. Captain Steve Shields led the team to the Twin City meet, but St. Thomas came out ahead. The scores show the consistency of the team. They showed no mercy as they downed teams by as much as 80 strokes. This displayed the strong will to go to state. Dave Crandall fulfilled this will. ROW 1: D. Crandall, B. Johnson, M. Parrott. ROW 2: Coach Dills, J. Fcikema, G. Wandmacher, D. Yates, J. Ponto Golfers Putt Through Season The women golfers began their season putting brilliantly through the first six matches winning five of them. Teamwork was the backbone of their winning ways. Hilly Meadowbrook was home for the Millers this year. With only one graduating senior the team hopes to be number one. WOMEN’S GOLF Third in Conference Record: 5 wins - 3 losses Washburn 129 North 166 Washburn 177 Henry Edison 218 Washburn 193 Southwest 191 Washburn 175 South 223 Washburn 135 Roosevelt 143 Washburn 188 West 195 Washburn 201 Central 180 Washburn 171 Marshull-U 168 ROW 1: L. Fewer, Capt. J. Oslund. ROW 2: M. Ulrich, Coach Dills,,). Peterson Millers Millers Millers Millers Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Men’s J.V. ROW 1: J. Jallo, G. Madsen, T. Comer, T. Christiansen ROW 2: Coach Kjelsberg, P. Hemstreet, J. Carron, T. Podas, D. Hilden. M. Gacrtner Millers Volley To Third An uphill fight was in store for the Millers, with great non-conference competition and tough conference play. The hard work and desire to succeed paid off. They served and volleyed to third in the City Conference. Chris Flannery hit hard to take him to third place in the Region for men’s singles. MEN’S TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 6 wins • 6 losses Washburn 7 West 0 Washburn 4 Central 3 Washburn 5 Henry 2 Washburn 6 South 1 Washburn 5 Edison 2 Washburn 6 North 1 Washburn 3 Southwest 4 Washburn 3 Roosevelt 4 Washburn 0 Blake 7 Washburn 2 Apple Valley 5 Washburn I Park Center 6 Washburn 2 Richfield 5 1: K- Klo«t®r, G. Brownrigg. P. Wetherall. J. Hostad. P. Johnson. A. Heinrich. T. Mattison KO'v 2: Coach Wuret, J. Thuras. M. Kjelsberg. P. Schenk. Capt. C. Flannery, S. Hill. R. Hrimacomh. R. Doty Harriers Stride With Pride The cross country team’s season began with vigorous workouts. Places like Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet, and the Rose Gardens were sites of the Millers’ practices. With the help of Coach Gagstetter, coaching both the girl’s and guy’s teams, the Millers developed into a very consistent team. Practicing together, unlike recent years, helped the lady harriers to capture the City Championship. The men finished a close second to a well balanced Roosevelt team. Pp P- Owen. A. Gruye. L. Elkins, L. Bay, D. Wright. D. Koughan, R. Olson RnvL- o' A Nhon’ Capt' R J- J � o. B. Krantz, M. Williams. D. Moore UW 3: Coach Gagstetter, K. Bach. H. Quinn. Capt. C. Teague, P. Hanson, .J. Burns, J. Lacy Women Pace High In City ROW 1: K. Diffley, C.Rydgard. J. Shertoli, P. Bodger, N. Jacox. C. Booker ROW 2: Coach Gagstettcr, H. Paris, Capt. L. Rinker, K. Strandlund, C. Lobbon, Capt. M. Weber. E. Park 54 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY City Meet Washburn 36 South •11 Southwest 86 North 112 Roosevelt 129 Henry 135 Edison 141 Millers Are Tough When They Get Going Football commenced as usual in early August with high expectations of a successful season. The Millers were in a hurry to develop young but talented players for their short but rigorous season. The closing of two Minneapolis schools helped distribute some of the talent throughout the conference. The Millers played with an undying effort as they conquered all but one conference foe. The highlight of their season was a dramatic double overtime victory over arch rival Roosevelt. VARSITY FOOTBALL Second in Conference Record: 6 wins • 1 loss Washburn 14 South Washburn 12 Edison Washburn 26 Roosevelt Washburn 32 Southwest Washburn 8 Albert Lea Washburn 20 Henry Washburn 27 North ROW 1: G. Ellington, J. Egan. K. Kaszynski. E. Roche, B. Zobel, B. Bayerkohler. M. Johnson. C. Puckett. B. Warn. D. Coleman ROW 2: ■) Harrison, A. Youngdahl, P. Nielsen. C. Salone. M. Stobb, K. Bonner. R. Gibson. M. Radtke, M. Gleason. S. Dye ROW 3: Mgr M. Nye, E. Bjelland. R. Bauman. Coach Hodge. Coach McNamer, Head Coach Wemeier. Coach Eiler, Coach Straiton. Capt. M. Larson. C. Williams, R. Day ROW t: I Adams. T. Muse. J. Abraham. Capt. B. Bonner, M. Palbicki, D. Phillips. T. Armstrong. D. Coleman. R. Morgan. T. Whitcomb Sophomore Team Endures Season The sophomore team found themselves out-manned in several of their games, but they played with a togetherness unrivaled by any of their opponents. The little Millers gave it their all in each game. Teamwork contributed to making their season a successful one. Coach Turnbaugh taught his young team the meaning of dedication which the team exemplified through their play. This will greatly help mature the team and prepare them for varsity competition. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Fourth in City Record: 2 wins - 4 losses Washburn 6 South 2 Washburn 6 Edison 20 Washburn 6 Roosevelt 16 Washburn 0 Southwest 20 Washburn 36 Henry 0 Washburn 0 North 8 ROW 1: P. Bach. M. Robinson, S. Rndtke, D. Streissguth, M. Morton, P. McNiff, E. Strelnieks. D. Sandahl, J. Muelken, G. Haupert ROW 2: B. Austin. B. Frette, J. Williams, N. Luther, R. Anderson, M. Gunderson. K. Senkyr, S. Jones. L. Senkyr, J. Hanson. R. Robertson ROW 3: T. Elness, O. Johnson, E. Grotbcck. J. Dahl. C. Chapin, E. Shervey, M. Froemming, T. Haugen, C. Mrnak. T. Smith ROW 4: Coach Turnbaugh. S. Pruitt. C. Skapyak, T. Nermyr, R. Foster, M. Hall, B. Johnson, T. Konigson. B. Lillihei. M. Ixjbben, M. Sawyer Junior Varsity Volleys To Gain City From freshmen to seniors the junior varsity was full of talent. They worked hard for one goal — to become City Champs. The junior varsity volleyball team had never gotten a City Championship. This year they achieved two goals. They were undefeated in the City Conference and they were City Champs. They played for the Twin City Championship against St. Paul Johnson. Johnson became the only team to beat the 1982 junior varsity volleyball team. JV Volleyball First in Conference Record: 13 wins - 1 loss Washburn 2 Spring I.ake Park 1 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 Washburn 2 North 0 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 2 Richfield 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 0 Washburn 2 Henry 1 Washburn 2 Kennedy 1 Washburn 2 South 0 Washburn 2 Renilde- St. Margaret’s 0 Washburn 2 Minnehaha 0 Washburn 2 Edison 0 Twin City Game Washburn 0 Johnson 2 ROW 1: M. West. L. Hrncir, Capt. K. Risser. B. Lillehei. J. Burns ROW 2: Coach Sell. J. Eveslage. S. Sundem. M. Mosman. I. Ollcrman. K. VanEvery Volleygirls, Totally Awesome The volleygirls began their season at their natural habitat — the beach. Captain’s practice began in the heat of summer at the sand courts of Lake Calhoun. Finally, when official practice commenced the Millers were well ahead of their competitors. The team worked hard through the season. They captured the City title and the Eden Prairie Tournament Championship. They were paired up with Benilde-St. Margaret’s in the semi-finals of the region. This was the third and final meeting of the two teams. Washburn had come out ahead the first two times; unfortunately, it was Benilde’s turn. They took the volleygirls in two games. The team kept their heads up and took third in Region VAA. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL First in Conference Record: 15 wins - 3 losses Washburn 1 Spring Lake Park 2 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 1 Washburn 2 Southwest 1 Washburn 2 North 0 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 2 Richfield 0 Washburn 2 Southwest 0 Washburn 2 Henry 1 Washburn 2 Mayer Lutheran I Washburn 2 Benilde-St. Margaret's 0 Washburn 2 Coon Rapids 1 Washburn o Kennedy 1 Washburn 2 South 1 Washburn 2 Benilde-St. Margaret's 1 Washburn 2 Minnehaha 0 Washburn o Edison 0 Twin City Game Washburn 0 St. Paul Johnson 2 Regions Washburn 2 Edison 0 Washburn 0 Benilde-St. Margaret's 2 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 0 60 ROW I: K. Green, R. Anderson, Capt. M. Spriggs, Capt. K. Hcistad, L. Anderson. K. Davis. ROW 2: Coach Dockendorf,'D. Davis, S. Sundem, L. Frazier. I. Ollerman, K. VanEvery, L. Nicoski. Coach Sell. Women Headed Towards Goal Kicking up to expectations, the women for the first time wore uniforms paid for by the city. Only a strongly combined Jefferson team could keep the women from once again capturing the State title. Michelle Dahl, Elizabeth Doyle, Sue Gjerset, Sue Hart, and Sue Ziegler earned special recognition when appointed to the All-Conference team. While the JV and Sophomore teams do not participate in scheduled tournament play, they made a more than respectable name for themselves. These prospects should help maintain the powerful varsity team. ROW 1: D. Ranzinger, V. Brookshire, Capt. S. Ziegler. Capt. S. Hart. M. Dahl. N. Holdgrafer, J. Krantz. ROW 2: M. McNamer. C. Kamminga, L. Lowey, V. Vanyo, N. St. Dennis, C. Bell. T. Konigson, M. Glynn. ROW 3: Coach Ritter. E. Doyle, S. Total 1, M. Bartell, E. Anderson, S. Gjerset, N. Triliegi. Manager N. Total I WOMEN S SOCCER First in Conference Record: 16 wins - 4 losses • 1 tie Washburn 10 Southwest 0 Washburn 15 Roosevelt 0 Washburn •1 irondale 2 Washburn 12 South 2 Washburn 6 Edison 0 Washburn 4 Minnetonka 0 Washburn 11 Southwest 0 Washburn 11 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 3 Kennedy 5 Washburn 21 Henry 0 Washburn 4 Wayzata 1 Washburn 11 South 1 Washburn 1 Burnsville 2 Washburn 1 Mounds View 1 Washhurn 4 Edison Section 6 0 Washburn 8 Roosevelt 0 Washburn 6 State '1 South 1'ournament 1 Washburn 3 Mounds View 0 Washburn 2 Wayzata 0 Washburn 0 Jefferson 1 ROW 1: T. Hostad. M. Fox, S. Arbuckle. D. Close, J. Vavra. L. Sovell ROW 2: D. Anfinson, M. Schweitzer, M. Qualey, A. Fox, J. Arbuckle, A. Wilmes ROW 3: Coach Winkels, K. Prince, A. Paulson. S. McNaughton, G. Rushman, Coach Wyberg Sophomore ROW 1: L. Bowen, S. Stearns, ,J. .Johnson, C. Clancy, H. Olson, N. Canterbury, B. Tourtelotte, V. Klans ROW 2: A. Tisdale, J. Hostad, T. Bowers, M. McGinty, M. Larkin, A. St. Dennis, S. Graf ROW 3: Coach Komoto, M. Bratrud, L. VanValkenburg, L. Erickson, S. O’Brien, L. Reay, K. Johnson, K. Anderson 64 Enthusiasm Breaks Loose The energy and enthusiasm of the sophomore soccer team was enough to give them five strong wins. They started out strong, beating their tough nonconference competition in their first two games. Each player was given a chance to show their awesome ability. This made the team well rounded and experienced. SOPHOMORE SOCCER Record: 5 wins - 7 losses - I tie Washburn 2 Breck 1 Washburn 1 Apple Valley 0 Washburn 1 Minnehaha Academy 2 Washburn 3 North St. Paul 1 Washburn 3 Minnetonka 4 Washburn 3 Apple Valley 4 Washburn 3 Mounds View I Washburn 6 St. Paul Academy 0 Washburn 0 Minnehaha 6 Washburn 0 Kennedy 4 Washburn 0 Wayzata 5 Washburn 1 Hastings 1 Washburn 0 Burnsville 8 ROW 1: R. Dahl. L. Alaniz. G. Madsen. D. Holcomb. G. Fischer. J. Miller. M. Raich. G. Elfstrom. ROW 2: M. Thurner, J. Spriggs. J. Carron. R. Palbicki. Capt. K. Juettner. Capt. T. Holdgrafer. A. Dean. T. Gulland. ROW 3: Coach Allard, J. Ridler. Capt. S. Swanson. S. Coffman. R. Ermisch. P. Maurelli, Capt. D. Butler. M. Fugle Kickers Hustle To State One step at a time was their motto. Taking first in the Edina Tournament, the men came out strong. They only missed one rung on the ladder to Southwest. They got right back up and never again quit climbing. This time they were going for all the marbles. Southwest was at Washburn’s mercy in the section finals as we took them 3-2 in a grueling overtime. Beating Mounds View took them to the semi finals of the State Tournament. Their last game came too soon as they lost in a devast-ing shoot-out to Burnsville, the eventual State Champs. ROW' 1: A. I.indaas, I). Otto. D. Baldwin, T. Carter. C. Torrey. D. Hilden, C. Sornson. J. Vavra. M. Blazei. ROW' 2: P.’ Dyer. P. Lincoln. K. Ario, P. Sutton, M. Gulland, D. Cowan. D. Erickson, R. Schweitzer. A. Norrgard ROW' 3: Coach Ario. J. Hagg, D. Bel navis. P. Hall, J. Holtzman, R. Garrett. M. Dalton. T. Christiansen, S. Laska, T. Mattison ROW' 4: N. Lundeen, J. Christman. I). Galbraith. B. Prince. K. Leaf. M. Thompson, G. Elfstrum, P. Schimko. T. Bodger MEN’S SOCCER First in Conference Record: 20 wins - 2 losses - 1 tie Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 3 Edina 2 4 Cretin 1 4 Southwest 0 6 Roosevelt 0 1 Minnehaha 1 10 Henry 0 6 South 1 8 North 0 7 Edison 0 3 Minnetonka 0 3 Southwest 4 2 Roosevelt 0 6 Henry 0 3 Wayiata 0 6 South 2 2 North 0 3 Burnsville 2 3 Edison 0 Section 6 8 Henry 0 5 Roosevelt 1 3 Southwest 2 01' State Tournament 1 Mounds View 0 0 Burnsville 1 (Shoot-out) Swimmers Drown Competition When the Millers started practicing in early August, they were without a coach. But they soon acquired Betsy Johnson. She devised strenuous workouts to strengthen the women. With the addition of aerobic dancing and weight workouts, the mermaids were able to drop several seconds from their times. Kris Munson, Cindy Morrill, Liz Morrill, Julia Ness, and Kathy Wagner represented Washburn in the State Meet. WOMEN S SWIMMING First in Conference Second in Regions Record: 12 wins - O losses Washburn 93 Roosevelt 29 Washburn 68 North 55 Washburn 69 Henry 53 Washburn 73 Southwest 53 Washburn 71 Edison 56 Washburn 83 South 35 Washburn 87 Roosevelt 39 Washburn 65 North 61 Washburn 81 Henry 39 Washburn 73 Southwest 54 Washburn 79 Edison 48 Washburn 73 South 47 ROW 1: J. Allen, B. Berncll, K. Munson. S. Kenny, J. Raugust, .!. Gosling, M. Grugge, N. Henry, L. Dawson. ROW 2: D. Klick, Capt. J. Ness, K. Fishman, A. Ryder, K. Munson, I,. Puente, J. Halley, L. Ellingson, B. Sturgeon, K. O’Brien. ROW 3: Coach Humboldt, Coach .Johnson, Coach Morrill, C. Owen, S. Ritter, C. Thorne. C. Jibben. M. Furlow, S. Lewis, C. Morrill. ROW 4: K. Holt, A. Kaibel. L. Fewer, ( apt L. Morrill, ( apt. K. Wagner. J. Carlson, R. Cook. T. Owen. Women Swing City WOMEN'S TENNIS First in Conference Record: 9 wins - 2 losses Washburn 3 Park Center 4 Washburn 5 Columbia Heights 2 Washburn 5 Richfield 2 Washburn 7 South 0 Washburn 5 Edison 2 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 6 Roosevelt 1 Washburn 7 North 0 Washburn 4 Southwest 2 Regions Washburn 4 Totino Grace 1 Washburn 2 Holy Angels 3 With confidence generated by new coach, Ron Petrich, the Millers retained their reputation as “the team to beat” in City competition. They annihilated all conference opponents and were ready for tough regional play. The net-ters advanced through the early matches, but were stopped in an exciting final round, missing the State Tournament by a single point. Coach Petrich ROW 1: G. Iverson. D. Everet. A. Howard. D. Skurupijs. A. Fishman. A. Dodge. J. Bailey. ROW 2: B. Dehner, L. Jordan. S. Campbell. S. Bergerson. M. King. D. Everet, B. Baglien. S. Adams. 71 Twin City Champs A season of ups and downs helped bring the Millers to their third trip to State. The biggest up was when the Millers grabbed the Twin City Title from number one ranked and undefeated Hill-Murray. This is the first year a Minneapolis school has ever had the honor of holding the Twin City Title. The Millers were seeded number one in Region 5AA. They proved their excellence by gliding through the region, beating North in the finals. The gals played two tough games in the tournament. First they played Edina and lost by five points and then played Duluth East and lost by two points. Each year the State proves as a learning experience and we hope the three year tradition will continue. WOMEN’S VARSITY BASKETBALL First in Conference First in Region Record: 18 wins - 6 losses Washburn 46 Edison 26 Washburn 50 Edina 52 2 OT Washburn 25 Southwest 18 Washburn 49 Hopkins 30 Washburn 51 Roosevelt 21 Washburn 73 Henry 22 Washburn 38 Christ Household 32 of Faith Washburn 40 Armstrong 56 Washburn ■19 South 17 Washburn 61 North 36 Washburn 62 Edison 31 Washburn 71 Southwest 43 Washburn 77 Roosevelt 39 Washburn 70 Henry 42 Washburn 53 Derham Hall 57 2 OT Washburn 56 Burnsville 64 Washburn 68 South 27 Washburn 52 North 46 TWIN CITY GAME Washburn 48 Hill-Murray REGION 32 Washburn 61 Park Center 38 Washburn 55 Totino Grace 36 Washburn 46 North STATE 37 Washburn 44 Edina 49 Washburn 47 Duluth East 49 72 ROW 1: Mgr. G. Rushman. Coach Dockendorf, Capt. L. Frazier. Capt. S. Hart, Coach B. Sell, Mgr. K. Risscr ROW 2: M. Dahl, C. Booker, D. Davis. S. Bcrgcrson. M. Spriggs, S. Sundem. S. Gjerset, L. Nicoski, K. Bardwell, K. Davis. C. Kamminga 73 J.V Basketball ,IV WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Tied for First in Conference Record: 12 wins - 7 losses Washburn 33 Edison 27 Washburn 29 Edina 46 Washburn 25 Southwest 18 Washburn 27 Hopkins 28 Washburn 32 Roosevelt 26 Washburn 34 Henry 30 Washburn 33 Christ Household of Faith 27 OT Washburn 27 Armstrong 39 Washburn 18 South 40 Washburn 30 North 38 Washburn 39 Edison 20 Washburn 31 Southwest 6 Washburn 30 Roosevelt 27 Washburn 23 Henry 20 Washburn 38 Derham Hall 42 Washburn 42 Burnsville 41 Washburn 33 South 14 Washburn 36 North 35 TWIN CITY GAME Washburn 30 Hill Murray 35 ROW 1: Capt. L. Rinker ROW 2: Mgr. K. Risser. A. Holt. C. Bell, S. Henderson. K. Anderson. Mgr. G. Rushman ROW 3: V. Brookshire. L. Lowey, V. Vanyo, U. Arlandson. J. Bruce, D. Davis, Coach Sell. S. Totall. K. Davis. M. Parsons. N. Total 1. K. Grundvig, C. Clancy 74 Cagers Capture Second The Millers season opened with a strong win over Apple Valley. The season progressed with eight consecutive wins. The young Millers were looking for a City Title. After losing to four City teams, there hopes were gone. A total team effort helped the team achieve a second place in the City Conference. JV MEN’S BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 14 wins - 4 losses Washburn 53 Apple Valley 48 Washburn 70 Southwest 66 Washburn 76 Roosevelt 43 Washburn 79 Howard I,ake- Waverly 43 Washburn 49 Henry 48 Washburn 71 Totino Grace 54 Washburn 58 Wavzata 48 Washburn 56 South 55 Washburn 53 North 79 Washburn 74 Edison 40 Washburn 68 Southwest 39 Washburn 58 Roosevelt 53 Washburn 64 Edina 53 Washburn 41 Henry 73 Washburn 40 South 47 Washburn 50 North 57 Washburn 79 Edison 40 Washburn 64 St. Louis Park 53 ROW 1: M. Morton. T. Elness, M. Nelson. S. Swanson. L. Webster, B. Brunner. R. Robertson ROW 2: Coach Bowen, R. Nelson. M. Lobben, T. Konigson, R. Cook. T. Jones. M. Hawkins. E. Ford. D. Topps Millers Go For It The term talent overwhelmed this year’s basketball team. Whenever conference foes saw Washburn on their schedule they knew they were in for an uphill struggle. The Millers played in streaks, winning five out of six contests including a thrilling double overtime victory over State-bound North. Underclassmen played a key role in the success of the team and hopefully they will form a stable foundation in the years to come. MEN S VARSITY BASKETBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 11 wins - 9 losses Washburn 66 Apple Valley 64 Washburn 56 Southwest 65 Washburn 84 Roosevelt Howard 47 Washburn 56 Lake-Waverly 54 Washburn 60 Henry 55 Washburn 68 Totino Grace 65 Washburn 59 Wayzata 65 Washburn 53 South 56 Washburn 74 North 70 2 OT Washburn 73 Edison 38 Washburn 62 Southwest 83 Washburn 86 Roosevelt 88 Washburn 58 Henry 51 Washburn 45 Edina 49 Washburn 49 South 59 Washburn 72 North 90 Washburn 84 Edison 57 Washburn 79 St. Louis Park REGION 66 Washburn 67 Park Center 63 Washburn 44 Holy Angels 50 ROW 1: Capt. S. Dobbins. '. Jones. M. Johnson, R. Bauman. D. Jones. C. Salone, C. Puckett. F. Clark nOW 2: Coach Boone. T. L Capt, L. Armstrong. Capt. C. Teague. R. Cook. M. Palbicki, T. Armstrong. J. Lundeen, E. Ollerman. B. Nelmark Skiers Track Opponents WOMEN S SKIING First in Conference Record: 6 wins - 0 losses Washburn ‘2f Southwest 10 Washburn 26 Edison 10 Washburn 26 Roosevelt 10 Washburn 16 North 5 Washburn 22 Henry 9 Washburn 26 South 10 SECTION 5 Washburn 105 Southwest 72 South 59 Henry 56 Edison 25 North 14 Roosevelt 7 CITY MEET Mixed - (Men and Women) Relays Washburn 39.02 South 42.45 Henry 43.15 Southwest •14.16 Edison 46.10 Roosevelt 48.12 78 ROW 1: S. Parsons, D. Nielsen. T. Austad, B. Morales. L. Rydgard, K. Chin, S. Olberding ROW 2: S. Almquist, S. Ninham, A. Pensinger, D. Close, C. Litkcwitsch, C. Jibben, K. Johnson ROW 3: Coach Wald, M. Weber, N. Palmer, M. Deland, K. Klausen, K. Gustafson, A. Kjelsberg, J. Krnntz, E. Park Skiers Stride To State! Once again both men’s and women’s cross-country ski teams dominated in City and Sectional competition qualifying them for the State Meet held in Grand Rapids. The mild winter and lack of snow was compensated for by the team’s experience and great morale. Determination was definitely the key to their successful season. MEN’S SKIING First in Conference Record: 6 wins • 0 losses Washburn 26 Southwest 10 Washburn 26 Edison 10 Washburn 26 Henry 10 Washburn 26 South 10 Washburn 26 Roosevelt 10 Washburn 26 North SECTION 5 Washburn 137 South KM Roosevelt 84 F,dison 74 Southwest 70 Henry 48 North 20 ROW 1: C. Vetach, C. I-nxdnl. R. Johnson. J. Dees. C. Perusse, A. Schulte, J. Downham ROW 2: J. Burkhardt, T. Owens. D. Wright, T. Burkhardt, F. Jachim, J. Jallo, T. Gulland, N. Johnson. J. Burk. D. Moore ROW 3: Coach Wald. B. Krantz. M. Gulland. T. Schenk, D. Baldwin. A. Hill. D. Owen. M. Williams. L. Bay, A. Gruye Wrestlers Go With Youth VARSITY WRESTLING Tied for Seventh in City Record: 1 win - 5 losses Washburn 24 Southwest 41 Washburn 45 Henry 21 Washburn 32 South 36 Washburn 12 Roosevelt 53 Washburn 19 Edison 40 Washburn 6 North 64 Even though the wrestlers had a tough time of things, they managed to stay enthused throughout the rigorous season. The character the team displayed helped pull them through. The Millers had every right to quit, but they kept striving toward perfection. The wrestlers practices were long and hard. Next year’s team will benefit from the hard work and dedication put out by this year’s squad. ROW 1: B. Mauch, N. Graff, T. Hoecherl, T. Comer, Capt. B. Reichow, C. Palmer ROW 2: Coach R. McNamer, D. Lyons. S. Cook, Capt. R. Schweitzer, G. Clayton. K. Kasynski, T. Smith, Coach. P. McNamer J.V. Wrestlers Grab Hold Of Third Youth came through again for the matmen this time on the JV scene. The Millers clawed and scratched all season and finished out on a high note edging out North. Wrestling at Washburn looks promising in the coming years. JV WRESTLING Third in Conference Record: 3 wins - 3 losses Washburn 44 Southwest 24 Washburn 22 Henry 45 Washburn 18 South 30 Washburn 0 Roosevelt 65 Washburn 30 Edison 27 Washburn 35 North 12 82 ROW 1: J. Johnson. A. Lopez, R. Bartko, D. Kneisel, C. Shervey ROW 2: Coach McNamer, P. Weiser, D. Spiczynski, K. Wells. C. Skapyak, M. Richardson, J. Jorgensen Sweet Swimmers The swimmers swam swiftly through the slippery sea-like water, they swam smoothly but the smoother, slippery, slick city teams slipped slyly ahead. What a sweet swimming season! MEN’S SWIMMING Fourth in City Record: 5 wins • 8 losses W’ashburn 85 North 27 Washburn 82 Roosevelt 17 Washburn 52 Southwest 69 Washburn 49 Highland Park 74 Washburn 58 Edison 66 Washburn 63 South 64 W'ashburn 86 Breck 37 Washburn 88 1 2 North 22 1 2 Washburn 93 Roosevelt 10 Washburn 50 Southwest 74 Washburn 50 Edison 67 Washburn 54 South 71 W'ashburn 37 Edina 82 ROW 1: M. Anderson. B. Hipps, E. Shervey, J. Groethe, T. Wheelhouse. E. Eyestone ROW 2: Coach Turnlwugh. A. Kennedy. Capt. J. Adams, B. I.illihei, -I. Michael, Coach Hodge 84 ROW 3: D. Streissguth, Capt. C. Bruininks. E. Engnell. D. Goodge. Capt. E. Graham. S. Weeks Gymnasts Bounce To City Title ROW 1: Bilbro. L. Hrncir, J. Oliphant, K. Wagner, P. Moore, S. Stearns, A. Yates, J. Tolfer, J. Hoiosen, I. Williams, L. Howard, S. Graf, M. I aren. L. Reay, M. Bartell, L. Erickson ROW 2: Capt. I). Alevizos, Capt. J. Ness ROW 3: Coach Smyth, Coach Jenson, Coach Johnson 86 The gymnastics team excelled under the direction of the new coaching staff. No one in the conference could defeat the mighty team. Osseo prevented the women from capturing the Region title. Deanna Alevizos represented the proud group in the State Meet. GYMNASTICS First in Conference Second in Region Record: 7 wins - 2 losses Washburn 117.36 Apple Valley 98.1 Washburn 127.4 Roosevelt 116.15 Washburn 124.36 Southwest 116.2 Washburn Henry forfeit Washburn 127.8S Edison 110.05 Washburn 125.85 Armstrong 138.5 Washburn 131.85 Derham Hall 118.45 Washburn 131.95 Southwest 118.0 TWIN CITY Washburn 124.5 St Paul 125.50 Harding 87 Millers Glide To Second In City Under a new head coach, Jim Baxter, the Millers formed into an exciting squad. The skaters slipped in the beginning of the season but managed to catch their balance. The Millers then went on a roll winning eight of their last nine games including a 5-1 whomping over league leading Roosevelt. The highlight of the year was a 3-2 decision over Bloomington Jefferson. Thanks for the exciting memories. Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn ROW 1: D. Erickson. M. Brown. K. Ario. T. Haugen. Coach Baxter. Coach Erickson. C. Torrey, P. Schimke. ! i. Backman. G. Elfstrum G at„mon r ROW 2: J. Lacy. A. Norrgard. G. Hartley, T. Dewey. D. Cowan. Capt. K. Leaf. Capt. P. Christman. K. btrawman. Hanson. J. Christman. Mgr. M. Nye HOCKEY Conference - 8 losses - 1 tie Wayzata Mounds View Minnetonka East Grand Forks Crookston Richfield Armstrong South Edison Roosevelt Southwest Hcnrv Henry St. Paul Academy South Edison Roosevelt Southwest Henry Southwest 3 2 'I 5 OT 2 3 6 OT 0 1 3 •1 1 3 4 OT 3 1 1 2 6 3 ONS r o JV HOCKEY Second in Conference Record: 13 wins - 5 losses - 2 lies Washburn 0 Hopkins 1 Washburn 2 Richfield 2 Washburn 0 Armstrong 9 Washburn 13 North 0 Washburn •1 South 1 Washburn 8 Edison 0 Washburn 2 Roosevelt 5 Washburn 9 Henry 0 Washburn 3 Southwest 0 Washburn 5 Hopkins 3 Washburn 17 North 0 Washburn 9 St. Paul Academy 2 Washburn 3 South 4 Washburn 17 Edison 1 Washburn 5 Roosevelt 3 Washburn 7 Henry 0 Washburn 3 Southwest 3 Washburn 7 Minnehaha Academy I Washburn 3 Rosemount 0 Washburn 0 Wayzata 7 Reflecting the talent that filters into Washburn’s hockey program is the win-loss record of the junior varsity team. They placed second in conference competition losing only 2 games. Their hare skating and the long practicing hours proved to be the key and will provide an excellent base for next year’s team. o i V ROW 1: D. Otto, D. Holcomb, D. Fisher, C. Stratton, Coach Erickson, G. Haupert, J. Budd. B. Johnson, G. Elfstmm ROW 2: S. Anderson, E. Anderson. P. Cookos, D. Gustafson, P. Sutton. D. Docken, J. Lincoln, A. Lindaas, M. Blazei, R. Garrett, T. Nermyr. J. Burns HIGHWAY 85 John Abraham Sarah Almquist James Ames John Andersen Karen Andersen Mark Anderson Timothy Anderson Una Arlandson Therese Audette Lisa Bane Laurie Bankey Mark Boucha Elizabeth Bowen Tracey Bowers Kimberly Boyd Shawn Barnhart Burvis Beaty Karyn Beisner David Bell Sandra Bennett Frederik Bethke Kenneth Bevir Molly B; Jerry Blake Charles Blankenship Wayne Bradley Michelle Bratrud Peter Brauer Vija Brookshire Jennifer Brothers Maggie Broucek Christine Brown Jeffery Brown Jaana Bruce Jennifer Carlson Matthew Carlson Susan Carlson David Butler Mark Canfield John Carron Clara Carter Melinda Carter Curtis Chapin Della Chatham Lisa Christensen Keith Christenson Kathleen Clausen Richard Coats Stephen Coffman Tiffany Cole Michael Coleman Todd Coleman Robert Cook Teresa Costas Leonard Dahlquist Daniel Davis Deborah Davis Donna Davis Kathleen Davis Trevor Davis Karina Davitch Alexander Dean Virginia Cousins Richard Cracraft Susan Curry John Dahl Jean Degiusti Meg Deland Anne Diffley John Digiovanni Dwight Docken Anthony Dodge Joseph Dorion Joshua Downham Rosemary Doyle Kathleen Dugan Adrienne Dutcher Linda Edmunds Timothy Elness Charlie Emmons Denise Evert Jesse Falkenberg Michele Ehlert Eric Eischens Todd Ek Tatiana Elliot Leah Erickson Blake Erickson Raymond Ermisch Shane Farsund Kimberly Felien Janice Filigenzi Andrea Fimreite Cheryl Findley Amy Fishman Ann Follrath Richard Foster Ruth Foster Michael Fugle Scott Galush Nathaniel Gasper Janine Gatlin Wilbur Gayle Diana Gersdorf Darek Gibson Burl Gilyard Susan Gjerset Timothy Glynn Dean Gould Burton Grady Sharon Graf Norman Graff Corae Haas Jennifer Hagg James Hall Michael Hall Shelley Gray Kim Green Daniel Gronseth Eric Grotbeck Andrew Gruye Christine Guidera Richard Gulbranson Thomas Gulland Charles Gunderson Mark Gunderson Karen Gustafson Lynell Gustafson f Roger Hall Julaine Halley ■Julie Hamilton Jeffrey Hanson Patrice Harbin Tracy Hardy Thomas Haugen Gregory Haupert Mickey Hawkins Elizabeth Hinrichs Stephen Hjort David Holcomb Brent Holden Timothy Holdgrafer Stephan Hoi lie Stephanie Hollie Thomas Horning Gretchen Houle Angela Howard Barton Hughes Kathleen Hynes Gretchen Iverson Cedell Jacox Jennifer Jacox Kristine Jagers Jay Jallo Bonnie James Tamika James Stefanie Jodell Michelle Johnson Melesa Jones Kevin Juettner Jennifer Johnson Melanie Johnson Ann Johnson Dean Johnson Janell Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Michael Jorgensen Terrence Jungers Dawn Kaehn Steven Kaiser David Keefe Mark Keehn David Kelly Catherine King James Kirnbaucr Ann Kjelsberg Vickie Klans Michael Knaeble Todd Konigson Jennifer Korbelik Kimberly Kortz Stephanie Lawhorn Brooks Lillehei Catherine Litkewitsch Jeanne Krantz Tracy Lamuth Dean Larson Mary Larson Sonya Larson Tanna Larson Suzanne l,au Cheryle Lemke Mark Lobben Lynettc Loche Matthew Lokowich Adrian Ludvigson Todd Lund James Lundgren Maria Lupori Nathan Luther Robin MachHeather Mackereth Guy Madsen James Maki Mark Manthey Paul Manzavrakos Andrelle Martin Antoinette 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Robinson Michael Rockhold John Ridler Carole Richards Malcolm Robertson |i Daniel Rogers Lawrence Sampson David Sandahl Eric Sanders Sonya Sartin Michael Sawyer Diana Schmidt Gregory Schmitz Paul Seekamp Eric Seljeskog Sheila Senescall Kenneth Senkyr Brenda Smith l eonard Senkyr Patricia Sharp Eric Shervey Edward Simon Cynthia Simondet Christopher Skapyak Terrance Smith Keith Sokoloski Lisa Smith Kirk Solberg Dawn Slaughter Jeffrey Sorenson Scott Soulak Mitchell Soutor Dorothy Spahr John Spriggs Nicole St. Dennis Gretchen Stokesbary Michelle Stoleson Daniel Stoneburg Darren Stormoen Derek Streissguth Daniel Tieman Ann Tisdale Dale Topps Sarah Total I Nicolina Triliegi Daniel Trudeau Matthew Trudeau Carrie Umphrey Thomas Van Heel Jennifer Vavra Krista Vilinskis Phi Vu Charlene Wagner Kerri Wagner Elizabeth Walter Brian Webster Sue Wcinschreider Gregory West William Whang John Wiberg Blake Wik Collin Williams Amy Woldum David Wood Willie Woods Damon Woodson Laura Wright Ann Yates Lisa Yonak Dell Williams Donna Williams Robert Williams Todd Williams Michelle Withers iman ACTIVITIES AVENUE Snow Week A flurry of fun fell on Washburn High School during Snow Week 1983. The frolicking began on Monday as the pepfest blew in. First, Terry Armstrong and Shelly Honderich were crowned Snow King and Queen to reign over the festivities. This was determined by the annual “legging” and “guerning” contest. The senior men and sophomore women tugged their way to hold the 1983 tug-o-war Championship. Next, the Millermen plowed through with a dance that was a smashing success. Throughout the week, groans could be heard from MacQuarrie Field as Wash-bum women competed in Powder Puff football in hope of capturing class superiority. Tuesday drifted by and Millers protested to winter by acting and dressing up for “I Wish I Were In Hawaii” day. On Wednesday, many dressed up for “opposite sex” day, which had a chilly effect. Millwheels, Washburn’s annual talent show, was performed on Wednesday and Thursday nights. The Snow Week dance on Friday night was a perfect ending to a perfect week. Prom Friday, May 7, marked the memorable date of Prom. One hundred forty-six formally dressed couples attended the dance held at the Edina Country Club. Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the band Fairchild, strolling around the golf course, or meandering on the balcony overlooking it. This, along with the beautiful evening, added to the excitement of the night, which will be remembered by all who attended. On arriving at the twelfth floor of the Minneapolis Athletic Club, the first thing you probably noticed was the crowd. One hundred twenty-eight couples attended, and either congregated around long tables to sit and talk with each other or danced to the music of Freefall. Slow dances, easily the most popular of the evening, were enjoyed. An added attraction was provided by Meg Lawson, who joined the band for two numbers. All the necessary ingredients were present to make this night of March 5 pleasant and one to be recalled in the future with fond memories. Black History Week Many students, under the direction of Ms. Russell, participated in Black History Month this year. The purpose of the month was to inform students of the many talents and accomplishments of black people in our history. Morning announcements informed of the contributions of many black people in our society. The highlight of the month was a program put on by students which displayed their many talents, as well as creating a sense of understanding among all students. 112 Sadie Hawkins Mark and Sally 114 A knee-slapping good time was to be had on November 12 at the Sadie Hawkins dance. The dance was the climax of a week filled with orange flowers, blue ties, and hint-a-mints. The gals started chasing their guys early, and 196 guys got snatched for the annual Grist run affair. Everyone enjoyed strolling through Hillbilly Haven or Lovers Lane, while some tried their luck at the Cornpone Casino. Eventually most guys were led to Marryin’ Sam to get hitched. The square dance caller livened up the crowd for some rip-roaring, foot-stomping dancing. The senior class chose Sally Roll wage n and Mark Larson as their Daisy Mae and Lil Abner to reign over this successful fundraiser. 115 Royalty Queen Rene and King Robert Peter and Tracy Peggy and Peter 116 Homecoming Bright orange and blue balloons, along with the colorful Homecoming buttons, claiming to “Roll ’em Over,” were much to be seen as the week of Homecoming took place. The pepfest on Wednesday psyched everyone up for the events to come. Friday was filled with excitement. It began with the tempting aroma of freshly popped popcorn (bringing anticipation of the upcoming game.) Later, the annual Homecoming Show took place. Along with the show came the event that all were waiting for, the coronation of King Robert Schweitzer, and Queen Rene Anderson. From here the fans headed for MacQuarrie Field to watch the mighty Miller football team sweep over Southwest with a 33-7 victory. The halftime show consisted of the display of class floats and entertainment provided by the marching band and the Millermates. The week came to a climax that evening, as many couples enjoyed dancing to the music of the Answers. 118 119 A stunning array of talent was displayed at Millwheels this year. It was an original production with a new director, and a new theme was introduced. Fresh, colorful, and creative acts were performed with style. The stage crew, although behind the scenes, played a major part in the performance. As always, Millwheels proved to be a major success. 122 There was a special feeling at Welcome Week this year, as not only were freshmen welcomed, but all the new students and faculty. The excitement began with the Tuesday night Football Preview. The Mighty Millers cheered their team on to a 8-0 victory over Southwest. The enthusiasm picked up at the Pep Fest on Thursday., The cheerleaders got the pace going, as everyone showed their spirit. The skit drew lots of laughter, and it was all climaxed by the dancing of the Millermates. The excitement didn’t end here, as the fans led the soccer team to a whomping victory over Edina Thursday night. Friday began early, as the Seniors dressed to the wish of the lucky freshman, and picked them up for breakfast. The hallways were filled with many strange looking faces as the seniors performed the gruelling tasks ordered by their freshman masters. The fun-filled week came to an end at the dance on Friday. 125 wash eu aw high school ?{' - present - Good DOCTOR DEC. 2 3.4 73 O . WHS AUDITORIUM 2oI V5rSr Vftr RRomctP S' mwi .wmw'it w. w, Wuh ■ ____________ CAST: IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE THE WRITER ..........TIM DUROCHE CHERDYAKOV ......PAUL HEMSTREET (AND OTHER ROLES) MME. CHERDYAKOV ... KRISTY MILLER (AND OTHER ROLES) GENERAL BRASSILOU ... SEAN WEEKES (AND OTHER ROLES) MME. BRASSILOU ......JILL LUTHER (AND OTHER ROLES) MISTRESS .............MARLEAH JEX (AND OTHER ROLES) GOVERNESS ...............KRISTEN WIK (AND OTHER ROLES) 128 129 Opus The evening of April 27 marked the fourth annual Opus talent show. Opus is an opportunity for students to display their classical abilities. The performance, under the direction of Miss Joyce Anderson, was a big hit. A panel of student judges helped Miss Anderson in choosing the sixteen acts. The variety of acts provided for the excitement of the night. HIGHWAY 84 JUNIORS CITY LIMITS POP. 410 Lisa Adams Sarah Adams Brenda Albertson Deanna Alevizos Christine Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Kimberly Anderson Kristen Anderson Steven Anderson Andrews Deann Anfinson Todd Antonson Sharlene Arbuckle Kevin Ario Robert Arnquist Ronny Austin Keith Bach John Bacig Shelby Battey chard Bauman Jill Becker 132 ■ ■ Thomas Bodger Peter Bohmbach Kevin Bonner Peter Borgen Nancy Bowman Andrea Breen David Brisse Colleen Broeckel Terri Broussard Dana Brown Gregory Brown Kimberly Brown Richard Brown Elizabeth Buck Melanie Burak Jonathan Burkhardt Joel Burns Jason Cameron Gregory Carlson James Carlson Joseph Carlson Michael Carpentier Timothy Carter Jennifer Cerny Patrick Chan Jack Christman Kim Cimbura Deidre Clark Frank Clark Gregory Clayton Deborah Close Daniel Coleman David Coleman Connie Conrad Paul Cookos Dawn Cordahl 133 Michael Courteau Nicole Covert Sheila Cracraft Kimberly Crisler Sherman Curry Michele Dahl Daniel Daly Lynn Dankowski Mark David Donnie Davis Roger Day Jonathan Dean Aida Deressa Trevor Dewey Thomas Dibble Lolita Doty Elizabeth Doyle Kari Dupont Tim Duroche Debra Durocher Gary Ellington Tuesday Emmons Kristin Erdall Carlin Ermisch Angela Eskridge Joel Exline Karen Dye Rebecca Ebert Julie Ehlert Jennifer Eian Gregory Elfstrum Robin Elkins Robert Ellingen Lesley Ellingson Patrick Farrell I ance Farthing Anna Felten Janet Fett John Fett Ted Fischer Margaret Flanigan Thomas Fletcher Kathleen Foley Michelle Ford Aane Fosse Ann Fox Kimberly Franklin Kevin Fransen Earle Frymire Mary Furlow Mark Gaertncr Kimberly Gamer Richard Garrett Carson George Wendy George Saba Getachew Michael Gleason Mark Hanson Parris Harper Christine Harren Cynthia Harris Paul Harris James Harrison Daniel Goodge Philip Graves Larry Green Chantcl Grotbeck David Gustafson Hartley Sean Hayea Robert Heller Richard Heyne Ronald Heyne Andrew Hill Felisha Holden Shelli Hoppke •lane Horning Theresa Hostad Heidi Hovland Laurie Hovland Jon Jacobs Norma Jacox Anne Jewson Dasha Jex rarrie Johnson Cynthia Johnson Debra Johnson -- both Johnson El 0 Naomi Johnson Randall Johnson Anita Jones Brett Jones Debra Jones Peggy Jordan Tracy Jordan John Jukua Caitlynd Kamminga Kyle Kaszynski Tracy Kienita Margaret King Allison Kinghorn Renee Kjelland Nathaniel Klick Richard Klocpper Steven Kloiber Anne Kloster Douglas Kneisl Kristine Knotek Tracy Konigson Catherine Kos Bernard Krantz Lisa Kroiss Suzanne l aFrance Nancy Langevin Steven Larsen Eric Larson 137 Steven I,ask a Jesse Law horn Christopher Laxdal Elizabeth I.ee Thomas Leighton Peter Leshovsky Vikki Lewis Joseph Lex Daniel Licater John Lincoln Paul Lincoln Arnold Lindaas Gregory Little Barry Long Lisa Lowey Mark Lukcns Nathan Lundeen David Lundgren Dean Lyons Kenton Maguire Heidi Majors Angela Mallak Jennifer Marcy Kathy McHugh Mark McKinney Michael McKinney Susan McNaughton Patrick McNiff Jana McVey Scott Mercil Elizabeth Miller Paul Moormann Neysa Morris Janiece Miller Merritt Mortensen James Muehlberg Lamar Munson Michael Murray Robert Nelmark Linda Nicoski Todd Noethe Andrew Norrgard Michael Nye Jay O’Brien Colleen O’Donnell Kathryn O’Grady Rebecca O’Neal Jennifer Oliphant Eric Oiler man Eric Olsen Anne Olson Michele Olson Donald Owen Patrick Owens Michael Palbicki Emily Park Scott Parsons Michael Pat node Wendy Patterson John Picciano Timothy Podas Cheryl Prentice Catherine Price Ann Paulson Julia Petersen Angelia Peterson Jill Peterson Douglas Phillips Kristine Prince Lynn Prosser Cary Puckett Trace Robinson Edward Roche Douglas Rooney Frederick Raich Debra Ranzingcr Eugene Rauch Natalie Ready Chadwick Rice Robert Richardson Jeffery Richter Robbie Rivers Michael Robinson Paul Roseen Karen Routt Theodore Samsel James Samuelson Mary Saugestad Susan Sawyer Jennifer Sbertoli Jeffrey Schaper Rhonda SchwarU Maria Schweitzer Tamara Scott Cheryl Seed Sheralyn Sellers Thomas Sendecky William Senkyr Dennita Shackelford Anne Shannon Ann Sheets Danny Sheffield Kristin Shields Ellen Smart Monique Smith Stephanie Smith Ernest Shriver Joshua Siegel Dawn Simons Lisa Simpson Daina Skurupijs Lisa Sobol ta Dianne Soine Edward Solomon 1 Ix ri Sommers Jon Sorensen Christian Sornson Laurie Sovell Mark Spitzer Carla Steffenson Mark Stobb Kristin Strandlund Christopher Stratton Renee Straumann Kevin Strawman Christopher Struble Paul Sutton Stanley Tarr James Theurer Jennifer Thompson Jonathan Tollefson Charles Torrey Daniel Total 1 David Tourtelotte Matthew Tucker Lauri Tyson Vicki Vanyo Jeremy Vecoli Rachelle Villneauve Heidi Voels Amy Vollmar Pamela Wecht Sean Weekes Tammy Wells Melody West Tony Whitcomb Jennifer Widmark Tammy Wilburn Charles Williams Michael Williams Sonya Williams Kathryn Wilmes Timothy Wilson 142 Sally Wold David Wright Shauntelle Young Aaron Youngdahl Leslie Zimmerman William Zobcl 143 Student Council Washburn Student Council is the largest and oldest school-wide service organization. Members are elected annually by their peers and meet during fourth hour each day. Student Council is responsible for organizing all of the school dances, except Sadie Hawkins, the Welcome Week and Snow Week festivities, and all of the school pepfests. Other major services they provide include compiling the student directory and a Thanksgiving food drive for the community. About a dozen members of our council attended a city-wide Student Council meeting where they discussed methods of improving school spirit, and in particular, ways to alleviate the problems caused by the school closings and the steps taken to reorganize. ROW I: Sec. L -Johnson, Treas. L. Frazier ROW 2: V. Pres. Problems I). Galbraith, Pres. P. Christman, V. Pres. Social P. Hanson ROW 1: S. Stearns, B. Dehner, R. Dahl ROW 2: K. Johnson, G. Fischer. L. Alaniz, M. Thurner, S. Lewis ROW 1: V. Brookshire ROW 2: D. Evert, A. Howard, K. Mitchell ROW 3: S. Gjerset, L. Reay, G. Iverson, A. Woldum ROW 1: V. Vanyo, M. King, J. Oliphant ROW 2: J. Christman, K. Ario, d. Alevizos, E. Bjelland. N. Lundeen Advisor Mr. Hornby S. Rollwagen, N. Palmer, E. Samuelson, M. Kjelsberg. J. Bailey. M. Hellevik, S. Hart Millermates The danceline is often called upon to provide entertainment for various sporting events and pepfests. In addition, they performed in the Homecoming and Millwheels shows. The Millermates kicked off their new year with some major changes. Bill Freeman became the advisor, and with his support and the strong leadership of the tri-captains, this squad showed more style than others in the past. Each day during sixth hour the girls worked with dedication to produce top quality performances. This effort and determination paid off in their competition in Apple Valley where they placed sixth and at St. Anthony High where they were ranked fourth. The spirit shown by these girls throughout this season made 1982-83 a year to remember. ROW I: Capts. S. Rollwagen. M. Lnmuth, J. Simondet ROW 2: A. Yates. T. Costas. A. Howard. L. Reinhart. C. Simondet. A. Paulson. K. Haley. J. Hill, C. Broeckel. J. Koberlek, K. Soderholm, D. Davis ROW 3: T. Jackson, L. Erickson. E. Samuelson, K. Strandlund, C. Ferrell, D. Monterotti, M. King, S. Honderich, Advisor B. Freeman, K. Shcilds, K. O’Grady, C. Grotbeck, P. Abeln, P. Huempfner, P. Huemfpner, J. Eian Stage Crew MumbcOSOf the stage crew are responsible for behind W aotiiieB work on all stage productions. The crew pjievit a tremendous amount of time repairing stage $qtripmeiit, hooking up new lights, and wiring a .sound system, plus their project of interior decorating inihestage office. plMkr the supervision of Mr. Phillips, the stage crew auditorium time with the newly created dra-maclub, also advised by Mr. Phillips. The drama l iiUlfhundays at two o’clock in room 002. They in the fall to help finance their theatrical ' ti They have high hopes for the continuance SniS ool drama program next year. ECUWE ROW 1: Sorenson. A. Olson, N. Langevin, M. Onsrud ROW 2: D. Green waid. K. Solberg, M. Klaers. A Delcalzo, B. Wik, J Olson Advisor S. Phillips Office Educational Association There is more to the Office Education Association’s group than meets the eye. Each year these students learn the fundamentals of clerical work to improve their skills in business. They are given first hand experience through jobs in the office setting around the Twin Cities area. OEA develops the qualities of responsibility, dependability, and leadership which are beneficial assets in the business world. Advisor G. Gudahl KOW 1: S. Allenson, K. Allardyce, K. Dewey, B. Thompson, R. White, A. Gross ROW 2: N. Blesener, R. Budish, T. Cunningham, M. Jones. C. Seed. M. Davitch, B. Morales. K. Swan ROW 3: M. Anderson, C. Fraction, P. Joseph, M. Olson, M. Murphy, L. Rainer, N. Smith National Honor Society In May of 1982, students in the Junior Class were selected to become members of the National Honor Society. Qualifications included scholastic abilities, leadership, service, and all around character. Advisors George and Dahl with the help of some members organized an induction ceremony that took place on Tuesday, October 26, 1982. ROW 1: J. Arbuckle. J. Holtzman. M. Dalton, D. Baldwin ROW 2: M. Kjelsberg, J. Peterson, K. Johnson, M. Glynn. M. Qualey, L. Solberg, P. Fischer ROW 3: C. Velo, K. Heistad. K. Risser, L. Fewer, T. Kenney, K. Chin, M. Jex, L. Rinker, A. Dodge, A. Dees. M. Fox ROW 4: W. Anderson, S. Foley, L. Ruble, J. Ness, P. Wetherall, T. Schenk, R. Holtzleiter, J. Simondet, S. Ashner, M. Weber ROW 5: C. Vetsch, P. Christman, L. Masiee, A. Oriani, L. Lofgren, M. Spriggs. K. Leaf. D. Galbraith, P. Hanson, M. Lamuth, K. Budge, J. Bailey ROW 6: T. Evers, L. Yovicson, A. Olive, N. Palmer, P. Hall, R. Anderson, D. Hilden, M. Thompson, S. Rollwagen, K. VanEvery, J. Vavra, N. Jodeit, P. Hemstreet Advisors B. George. A. Dahl V. Pres. L. lofgren, Treas. J. Vavra, S -c. K. Chin. Pres. M. Spriggs M. Spriggs K. Chin K. Kisser ROW I: [,. Frazier, I.. May, M. Jex, I . Christman. K. B. Bonner A. Dodge P. Hall L. Bay Heistad, P. Hall. M. Miller MOW 2: K. Chin, B. Baglien, I.. Rinker, M. Spriggs, K. Kisser, K. Budge. L. Fewer. B. Prince. H. Holtzleiter. A. Dodge C. Johnson K. Holtzleiter I . Fewer B. Baglien B. Miller P. Christman When the 1983 WAHIAN staff took over last spring, the task of putting out a yearbook was completely foreign. But as the year progressed, we quickly learned how it was done. After two trimesters of hard work, we feel we have put out the best book we possibly could. I would like to thank David Bank Studio for the numerous photographic services they provided and Mr. Johnson for the help and guidance throughout the year. Without them there would not be a yearbook at all. I hope the 1983 WAHIAN will be an accurate record of the memorable year it portrays, and provides nothing but enjoyment when reading it now and in the years to come. Sincerely, Phil Christman - F.ditor Washburn’s Reach Committee hadl their work cut out for them this year because of the school closings causing! an increasing number of new student at WHS. Reaches main goal is to make newcom-3 ers feel welcome and at home. Repre sentatives aid students during class reg-S istration and assist parents at open] house. ROW 1: S. Weekea ROW 2: Pres. G. Ruahman, S. Sellers, K. Miller, D. Anfinson, D. Close, J. Jacox ROW 3: T. Jordan, J. Steissguth. S. Battey, D. Devery, R. O’Neal, I). Duroche Advisor L. Haugerud Audio Wsual And Library Aides [These students provide a valuable service to the students and faculty at iWashburn. The AV crew sees that all of fthe classrooms receive the equipment ijthey need and that all of the equipment j is in proper working order. pThe library aides work to keep the li- | ibrary in order and see that things are J [running efficiently. [The effort of both of these groups help j ■to educate the student body. M. Nye. R. Miller Advisor C. Johnson HOW 1: K. Hynes. C. Brown HOW 2: A. Woldum. K. Hild, C. King. A. Follrath, M. Broucek, S. Curry The enthusiastic girls of our cheerleading squads livened up the crowds at numerous pepfests, football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, and hockey games throughout the season. For better or worse, in fair and frigid, sunny and stormy weather, they provided eternal encouragement for our hardy athletes. GO WASHBURN! B. Kbert, K. Zenisek, R. Kjelland, S. LaFrance Football C. Prentice, K. Cimbura, S. Ashner. C. Fraction, D. Wandmacher. P. Christenson, J. Pensinger H Wrestling I). Some, B. Baglien, I,. Zimmerman, J. Marcy, C. Ix bben, M. Qualey, J. Horning J. Pensinger, J. Bailey, S. taFrance. R. Kjelland, B. Rbert § t - Basketball K. Zenisek, L. Ruble. C. Fraction, L. Anderson, D. Clark Girls Choir Alto M. Goodman, 0. Foster. S. Almquist. L. Gustafson, S. Hoppke William Lydell Soprano II In this first year after the school reorganization, the Girls Choir, Choraliers, and Jazz Singers under the direction of Mr. Lydell certainly did their part to promote harmony. The Jazz Singers, composed of several members of Choraliers, spent extra time after school on Wednesdays, working on true 1940’s and 1950’s style jazz. Their efforts presented in the winter and spring concerts, were effective testimony to their strife for musical expertise. Soprano I D. Johnson, M. Fuller. N. Kosanke, L. Solberg M. Tersteeg, G. Stokesbary, L. Peterson, L. Ban key I 158 ROW 1: L. Bankey, G. Stokesbary, L. Gustafson, L. Foster ROW 2: M. Tersteeg, L. Solberg, M. Fuller, D. Johnson, S. Hoppke ROW 3: L. Peterson, N. Kosanke, S. Almquist, M. Goodman Choraliers ROW 1: H. McCaffrey, S. Senescall, R. Kohn, L. Rydgard, J. Olson, S, Ashncr, J. Horning, A. Austin, K. Risser, T. Audette ROW 2: C. Baago, M. Ehlert. E. Smart, C. Johnson, M. Furlow, M. Lawson, N. Hoidgrafer, L. Edmons, H. Voels ROW 3: R. Cook, D. Wright, N. Lundecn. J. Anderson, M. Richardson, E. Graham, J. Lex, Y. Norman Soprano I ROW 1: L. Rydgard, C. Johnson, J. Olson ROW 2: M. Lawson. M. Furlow, S. Ashner Tenor Bass ROW 1: J. Andersen, Y. Norman, E. Graham ROW 2: M. Richardson, P. Wright ROW 3 N. Lundeen, R. Cook, J. Lex Soprano II ROW 1: H. McCaffrey, S. Senescall, R. Kohn ROW 2: E. Smart. M. Ehlert, C. Baago Alto ROW 1: T. Audette. K. Risser ROW 2: J. Horning, L. Edmons, A. Austin ROW 3: N. Hoidgrafer. H. Voels Officers Jazz Singers ROW 1: L. Rydgard, S. Ashner, M. Lawson. A. Austin, H. Voels, W. Lydell ROW 2: J. Andersen. J. Lex, M. Richardson, D. Wright, Y. Norman - Concert Band These artists, along with the memas hers of the Wind Ensemble, conitf bined to form the Concert Ban®, They presented fall, winter, aria spring concerts at Washburn thjj| year. I'nder the direction of Mr. Wells, tin1 Concert Band participated in an ei| change concert in Two Harbors ojf May 13 and 14. The musical talent of this group ad ded a cultural experience to tlijp Washburn Community. HOW I: I). Spahr, S. Carlson, M. Stoloson, S. Evans HOW 2: N. McCarthy, I.. Simon, C. Wright, J. Harren. T. Traget hon HOW A: ( . Thonc. N. Thics. K. McArthur. C. Ehlcnfcldt, .1, Pndas. S. Larson Wind Ensemble The Wind Ensemble is a concept that is new to Washburn. It was created to eliminate grade separation and organize the students by ability and instrumentation. Mr. Wells, as director, set high goals for these musicians, the largest of which was creating instrumental balance. Their engagements included a kickoff rally for the United Way, and a city and state sponsored music festival. ROW I: C. Carter, C. Vein, A. Diffley, M. Fox ROW I: K. Maguire. C. Hahn, I). Rooney ROW 2: I.. Siskind. I). Johnson. C. Jenkins. (’. Bennett. R. Foster ROW 2: K. Crisler, B. Heller, N. (Jasper, B. Erickson ROW It J. DiGiovanni, M. Glynn. R. Randall ROW 2: (’. Caxdal. 'I'. Anderson. T. Evers. M. David ROW 1: J. Schapcr, R. Heyne ROW 2: M. Rockhold. J. (Jrocthe, N. Nhan musicians in this year’s orchestra, this group used their size to an advantage. A strong emph fs was put on individual reading and listening skills. They performed at a Washburn Holiday concert and at Nursing Homes in the community. Again it is proved that it is not quantity but quality that really counts. Director W. I. y del I Orchestra HOW I: A. Johnson, R. Kohn, A. Oriani, A. Bonrgeault HOW 2: K. Crisler. M. DeLand, M. Kjelslierg. C. Kamminga Director T. Wells HOW 1: B. Butler. T. Anderson. M. Glynn. D. Butler. T. Kvers HOW 2: H. Hevne. D. Rooney. C. Hahn. A. Fosse. K. Maguire, M. l.awson HOW 3: W. Anderson, S. Hjort I Hoys State is a model legislature of young men sponsored by the American Legion, and dedicated to improving students understanding of the role of politics in American government. Applicants are selected each spring on the basis of political and governmental awareness. Those chosen spent a week early last .June in legislative session on the campus of Gusta-vus Adolphus in St. Peter, Minnesota. I . Hemstrect. M. Kjelsherg, I . VanValkenburg, P. Christman Boys State Team work motivated the debate team which met Wednesdays after school to do research and Debate strengthen their abilities for competition held on Saturdays. S. Orarraft. L. Johnson. M. Fugle. It. Klkins, A. Fosse Advisor It. lingers the washburn Here they are in their best evening wear - the 1983 Grist Staff. All outfits for the family portrait were designed by the members themselves, with a little bit of outside help on accessories, make-up, and modeling tips. The Gristers met during fifth hour each day, and are responsible for organizing the ever popular Sadie Hawkins Dance. Proceeds from this rowdy affair go towards publication of the newspaper which is provided free to all Wash-burnites each month. The staff could usually be found working late into the evening of deadline days in the interest of producing informative news, sports, upcoming events, and editorials. In a unique approach to improving their subscription rate, they even published one edition of the Grist Enquirer. If their goal was to print an interesting, educational paper that was also entertaining, amusing and original - they certainly succeeded. Advisor K. Sti’zel ROW t: J. Holtzman, I). Baldwin. P. Hall. M. Kjelsberg. I). Hilden, L. Bay. Vetsch ROW 2: P. Hemstreet. T. Kenney, A. Oriani, .1. Bailey, L. Lofgren, M. Weber, T. Samsel. B. Soli ROW 3: S. Foley. J. Lacy. A. Olive, C. Teague. P. Moorman. 0. Sornson 164 Blue Tri is a service organization tl •benefits the school through various acti '•ties. The annual Valentine’s Day can ition sale is Blue Tri’s biggest fund raisi effort. The proceeds went toward a sen jklass activity held in the spring. Advisors A. Walsh and S. Morgan In the enormous task of publishing Poplars, this brave staff battled severe eyestrain, writer’s cramp, the unbriginal, and the cliched for our school-wide literary artists. If anyone can prove the pen mightier than the sword, it is they. Advisor It. Wolk HOW 1: S. Cracraft, T. Kenney, B. Thomas HOW 2: J. Gerhard, It. Klkins, L. Maisee. S. McNaughton HOW 3: S. Battey. A. Oriani, K. Samuel son, J. Palfi, S. Peterson, It. O'Neal HOW 1: B. Baglien, I.. Fewer, N. Holdgrafer, T. Kenney, M. .lex, P. Kenney HOW 2: K. Budge, G. Bushman, V. Sylvester. K. Johnson, P. Huempfner. J. Korzenowski. M. IJevery. K. Johnson BOW 3: C. Chapin. L. Lofgren, K. Mitby, D. Kvert. B. Gormley Poplars Blue Tn SENIORS CITY LIMITS POP. 440 Margaret Abetn Kristen Adams Darin Aguilar Keith Aldcrson Kelly Allardyce Susan Allenson Eric Anderson Eric Anderson Lori Anderson Margaret Anderson Rene Anderson Scott Anderson Warren Anderson James Andrews Cynthia Appel Julie Arbuckle Larry Armstrong Terry Armstrong Edith Arncson 168 Svea Ashner Jennifer Asplund Amy Austin • Diane Baago James Bachman Barbara Baglien Jane Bailey Douglas Baldwin Thomas Bane Gregory Barnell Lisa Bauer Lance Bay Bryan Bayerkohler 169 Carol Becker Stacie Bell Kelly Bennett Peter Bergstrom Nancy Blesener Douglas Boedeker Brian Bonner Cynthia Booker Anne Bourgeault 170 Charles Bruininks Valerie Carter Cindy Casio Charlene Chapin Dana Cherry Katherine Chir William Butler Devin Caliri Susan Campbell Duane Carland Jill Carlson Deborah Carr Jeffrey Carstens 171 Peggy Christenson Thomas Christiansen Philip Christman Sharon Clausen .John Close David Cowan Tracy Cunningham 172 Elena Costas Daniel Courteau David Crandall Victoria Delcalzo Brenda Denholm Amy Devay Mary Devery Cordon Dahl Kristin Dahlke Michael Dalton Megan Davitch Auburn Dees Laurie Dingley Bradford Dobbins Kimberly Dewey Ann Dodge Kristine Domholt Patrick Dowling Robert Durham Lucy Duroche Andrea Dunn Stephen Dye Peter Dyer .Joseph Egan Gina Ecklund Laurence Elkins Donna Evert 174 David Erickson Thomas Evers Jennifer Fahey Stephanie Fair James Fcikema John Feltcn Christine Ferrell I-ori Fewer Paula Fischer Kathleen Flanagan Harold Finch Kim Fishman Gregory Fox 175 Steven Foley Michael Foster Mary Fox Cynthia Fraction James Friederich Kenneth Fricke Leah Frazier Dan Galbraith Steven Galush Cynthia Geer Julie Gerhard Eric Graham Nancy Greeman Therese Grimm Andrea Gross Susan Groth Kimberley Grussondorf Michael Gulland James Hogg Christian Hahn Karen Haley Joseph Hall Peter Hall Jonathan Hanson Kurt Hanson Peter Hanson Shelley Hanson Susan Hart Grant Hartley Paulo Hawkins Georgia Hazel Terry Hoecberl Nancy Holdgrafer Patrick Holland Michelle Hoi lie Kathleen Heath Kathryn Heistad Diane Heldt Mark Hellevik Paul Hemstreet David Hilden .lames Holme Rita Holtzleitcr Jon Holtz man Michele Honderich Pamela Hucmpfner Shauna Jenkins Elnora Jett Ellen Jewell Marleah Jex Celeste Jibben Neal Jodeit Charles Johnson Karen Johnson Kiratin Johnson Morris Johnson Ross Johnson Victor Johnson 17 J Ix� n Kaner Jeffrey Kelly Kimberly Jones Michele Jones Partrina Joseph Patti Kenney Tina Kenney Howard Kiesling John Killeen Michael Kjelsberg Michael Klaers David Klein Rachel Kohn Jill Korzenowski Daniel Koughan David Koughan Debra Kroll Linnea Kulisheck Beth Lafayette Patrick Kulisheck John Lacy Michelle Lamuth David I-arsen Kirsten Larson Mark Larson Steven LaVictoirc 181 Jeffrey Lau Lisa Lau Mary Lawson Karl Leaf Christine Lee David Leenay Karen Lindeman Nancy Lindseth Timothy Linton Cherie Lobbc-n William Lockett .lanel Loehr Linda Lofgren 182 Jill Luther Thomas Malone Timothy Marchiafava Eliso Masiee Rachel Matthews Sheila McBeath Helen McCaffrey Marcus McCleery Wayne McCuen Susan Meacham Monica Meyer James Michael Luann Miller Robert Miller Kelly Mitby Diane Monterotti Berta Morales Robert Morgan Elizabeth Morrill Randall Morrison Regena Morrison Sean Morrison Juanita Moss Kelly Murphy 184 Kelley Murray Michael Nelson Nancy Nerge John Nermyr Julia Ness Tuan Nguyen Peter Nielsen Chad Norwood Tiffany Norwood 185 Isa Ollerman Mark Olofson Anna Olson Jane Olson Kevin Olson Amelia Oriani Joseph Page Nocllc Palmer Helene Paris Michael Parrott Thomas Parsons Mary Paulson Jennifer Pensinger Ix rraine Peterson 186 Mark Peterson Shelley Peterson Lisa Preston William Prince Michelle Qualey Hugh Quinn Marc Radtke I«avette Rainer Rickey Randle Mark Regan Brenton Reichow Gregory Reisinger Michael Richardson Patrick Picdano Christine Poseley 187 Lea Rinker Kathy Risser Sally Roliwagen Gary Ronhovdc Elizabeth Ruble Deborah Rudolph Denise Rue Gail Rushman Charlotta Rydgard Calvin Salonc Ellen Samuelson Philip Schimke 188 Timothy Schenk Michael Schtlz Michael Schulz Robert Schweitzer Ceja Scroggins Samantha Shepherd James Shuberg Jennifer Simondet Constance Skinner Tierney Smith Kaari Soderholm Linnea Solberg Brian Soli Martha Sprigg9 Georgia St. Martin Ellen Stanton Theresa Stearns Kristine Stensrud Shane Stinehart Alan Strandlund Robin Stromberg Jean Sutherland Kimberly Swan Susan Swanson James Thull Erik Tofte James Totzke Mary Ulrich Karen VanEvery 190 Frank Vollmar Katherine Wagner Daniel Walsh Debra Wandmacher Charles Ward Brian Warn Paul Warner Wendy Washington Mary Weber Denise Wesley Ruth White Bradley Young James Young Phillisa Yovicson Susan Ziegler 192 Senior Class Officers Senior Board is responsible for planning the activities of the Senior Class throughout the year. Representing each of the sixteen homerooms, every member is to report the decisions made back to their respective homerooms. Activities of the Senior Board included: coordinating the sale of the Happenings Books, planning the Senior Snow Party, choosing the Seniors Theme, measuring for caps and gowns, and planning graduation. The leadership of this group helped make senior year more special for the Class of 1983. ROW 1: Pres. D. Galbraith. ROW 2: Sec. K. Budge, V. Pres. S. Rollwngen. Tress. P. Hanson Senior Board 193 ROW 1 Gj Rushman. C. Bush, K. Murphy, L Fewer. ROW 2: V. Carter. C. Bruininks. C. Lobben. M. Weber. R. Samuelson ROW 3: M. Jex, P. Hall, C. Vetach. L. Rinker Top Honors Rene Anderson Douglas Baldwin Ann Dodge On the basis of their academic ahievement, these thirty-three seniors have been chosen to receive the Top Honors Award. To be eligible for this award, one must maintain a grade point average of 3.75. Although these students have been chosen because of their academic performance only, most of them participate in many other acitivities as well. Philip Christman lx ri Fewer Steven Foley Michele Glynn Warren Anderson Jane Bailey Peter Hanson Kathryn Heistad Paul Hemstreot David Hilden Jon Holtzman Rita Holtzleiter Marleah Jox Michael Kjelsberg Karl Leaf David Leenay Linda Lofgren Sheila McBeath Mary Paulson Lea Rinker Charlotta Rydgard Clayton Vetsch Mary Weber 195 Senior Awards WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD - Jane Bailey, Phil Christman, and Dan Galbraith were selected by the Senior Class to receive the oldest and most prestigious award based on service and leadership. For the first time in the history of the award two guys were equally honored. MILLER OF THE YEAR - The Washburn Athletic Council honored Brian Bonner with this award on the basis of his athletic ability, scholarship, and character. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD - The Senior Advisors selected Kathy Heistad and Paul Hemstreet for this award because of their scholarship, character, initiative, and dependabil- DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD -Lori Fewer was chosen for this award on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD - Based on her character, scholarship, leadership, and service Linda Lof-gren was chosen for this award. ATHENA AWARD - Mary Weber was selected by the Women’s coaches based on her athletic leadership and ability. LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD - The Men’s Physical Education Department chose Karl Leaf to receive this award because of his physical fitness, character, posture, and athletic ability. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES BUSINESS AWARD - For his dependability, responsibility, leadership qualities, and business skills, John Lacy was chosen by the Business Department to receive this award. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD - The Science De- partment selected Michael Kjelsberg for this award on the basis of the progress he has made in the field of science and the initiative he has shown. ROSE REESE INTERNATIONAL AWARD - In recognition of his interest in international and foreign affairs, the Social Studies Department presented this award to Jon Holtzman. Lori Fewer Linda Lofgren Brian Bonner Jon Holtzman 1% Karl I.eaf John I acy Michael Kjelsberg 198 ADMINISTRATION Nelson. Wayne 8 Elias. Charles 8 Jones, Birch 8 Mennes, Dawn 8 FACULTY A Anderson. Joyce 15 Anderson, Rol ort 16 Ario, Frank 16. 66 B Baxter. James 17, 89 Beckman. Delano 13 Boardman, Mary Joan 16 Brown, Juliette 14 C Carlson, Ralph 17 Cersine, Roger 16 Colby, James 17 Cram, Yetta 15 D Dahl, Annette 51, 151 Dalasta. Clary 13 Dills, Michael 19. 48, 49 Dunn, Harold 19 F Farrell, John 14 Flugstad, David 20 G George. Burton 14, 151 Gregory, Karen 19 Gudahl, Gladys 13. 15. 151 H Hansen. Gerald 14 Harter, Edward 14. 21 Haugen, James 14 Haugerud, Lois 19. 154 Henriksen, Dennis 17 Hopson. Louise 16 Hornby. John 17, 147 J Johnson. Clifford 15. 153, 154. 155 K Kairis. Patricia 20 Kielty, Kenneth 14, 41 Kirschbaum. Curtis 20 L I-ee. Donald 17 Lehmeyer. Alida 13 Lydell. William 18. 158. 162 Lyders. Phyllis 15 Lykken. Georg 15 M McNamer, Richard 14, 81 Miller, William 16 Moody. Nancy 20, 71 Morgan, Susan 19, 166 Muir, Vyrn 14 Myers, Michael 16 O O'Brien. William 13 Orman. Michael 20 P Persha, Eugene 13 Phillipps. Stephen 150 Pratt, Randall 14 Pudas. Grant 13 R Ritter, Lenus 14, 63 Rogers, Ronald 15, 163 S Schauer. August 18 Simonson, Glenn 16 Stenerson, Gary 20 Stitzel, Keith 15. 164 Strickland, Donovan 16 Strobel, Harold 15 T Tauring, Robert 20 Trabasso, Susan 19 Traynor, Gary 17 Tumbaugh, Bruce 16. 58. 84 V Voss, Charles 20 W Wald, Gary 15. 21. 78. 79 Waldoch. Robert 18 Walsh. Armilla 15, 166 Weis, Day nor 13 Wells. Tom 18. 21, 160, 161, 162 Wemeier, George 16. 57 Wolk. Robert 15, 166 Wollan, Jean 15 Y Yung, Judy 15 LIBRARIANS Orlowski, Mary Ann 11, 154 Baker, Eileen 11, 154 COUNSELORS McKinnie, Cato 10 Russell. Virginia 10 Treacy, Robert 10 Voigt, Fred 10, 21 CHEMICAL AWARENESS COUNSELOR Donovan, Jane 10 SOCIAL WORKER Waller. Bruce 9 HEALTH SERVICE Jex, Jerene 11 CLERKS Carlson, Edwinn 9 Engelhard. Elaine 9 Jones. Lucille 9 Pedric, Betty 9 Quigley. Sandra 9 Ramstad, Marge 9 Rudolph, Kathleen 9 Simonson, Alyce 9 ENGINEERS Burke. Arthur 12 Gavanda. Martin 12 Ellenwood, Don 12 LUNCHROOM Ballinger. Florence 12 FRESHMEN A Alaniz, Lee 24. 30, 65, 146. 147 Alderson, Sean 24 Allardyce, Mark 24 Allison, Melissa 24 Alvarez, Sarah 24 Anderson, Dawn 24, 160 Anderson, Deon 24. 121 Anderson. Katherien 24, 32, 63. 74. 113 Anderson, Robert D. 24 Angier, Adrianne 24 Ashwell, Patricia 24 Aspholm, Dawn 24 Aune, Jacqueline 24 Austrums, Timothy 24. 29, 121, 160 B Badenhoff, Mark 24 Baker. Bradley 24 Baker, Lawerence 27 Bakken, Michael 24 Barlow, Janine 24 Basham. Dawn 160 Bauer, lunette 24 Beattie. Jeffrey 5. 24 Benoit. David 24 Bergerson. Stacy 24. .'18. 176 Berwald, Michael 24. 33. 122 Bion, Andrew 24 Bishman, Jill 24 Bjerke, Aaron 24 Blair. Todd 24. 1'29 Bodger, Paula 25, 30, 54 Boone. Lenora 25 Bowman, Stacey 25 Brand. Harlan 25 Brandt, l ah 25 Browder, Kimberly 25 Brown. Jason 25 Brown. Tiki 25 Brunner. Byron 25 Brunner, Paul 75 Bryson, Laura 25 Buffie, Resa 25 Bukkila, Brock 25 Burgess, Michelle 25 Burkhardt, Timothy 25, 79 Burns, Julianne 25, 26. 59 Burrington, Stephanie 25 Buzek, Teresa 25, 32 C Cadmus. Stephanie 25 Canterbury, Nancy 25. 64 Carlson. Elizabeth 25 Carlson. I.ee 25. 125 Carlson, Timothy 25 Carter, Kevin 25 Christensen. Raymond 25 Christiansen. Robert 25, 31 Christofferson, Barbara 25 Christopherson, Brian 25 Cimbura, Lisa 25 Clancy. Colleen 6. 26. 32. 64. 74 Clausen, Christine 26, 128 Cline. Stephen 26. 125 Clothier. Michael 26 Coleman, Laurie 26. 38 Commodore, Robert 26. 122 Cook, Colleen 26 Cook. Mary Kay 26 Cook. Rachel 26. 69 Copper, David 26 Coskran. Anna 26, 125 Covart. Todd 26 Crumley. Thomas 26 Cunnington, Christine 26, 30. 33, 35. 122. 150 Curry, Eric 26 Czech. Edward 26 D Dahl, Mickey 26 Dahl, Richard 26. 27. 65. 113, 122, 146, 147 Davis. Nicole 26 Dean. Aaron 26. 29 Dees, Jonathan 17. 26, 79, 129 Dehner. Elizabeth 26. 146. 147 Delcalzo. Anthony 26, 150 Delmain, Amy 26. 129 Delong, Daaron 26 Derfler, Lisa 26 Devcry. Donna 26, 30. 33. 35. 154 Dingley, John 26 Doheny, Shannon 26. 35 Dolinar, Jesse 26 Dreon. Anthony 17, 27, 31 Dugal, Julie 27 E Edwardsen, Heather 27 Egan, Ranita 27, 30 F.hlenfeldt, Christine 27, 160 Elfstrum, Geoffrey 26, 27, 65 Elliot. Christina 27, 28 Ellis, David 27 El ness, Michael 27. 30 Emmons, Kimberly 27. 129 Engnell. Erik 27. 84 Erickson. Bradley 27 Erickson, Jennifer 27 Erickson, Travis 27 201 Evans, Sylvilla 160 Eveslage, Jennel 27, 34, 59, 184 Eyestone, David 27, 84 F Farrell, Mary 27 Faraund, Rodd 27 Felicetta, Lisa 27 Ferguson, Troy 27 Fernholz, Theresa 27 Finseth, Spencer 27 Fischer, Gregory 27, 65, 90, 146, 147 Fladwood, Franklin 27 Fleeson, Jocinda 27 Flowers. 'I'roy 27 Floyd, Gregory 27 Ford. James 27. 75. 129 Foster, Catherine 27 Fox. Lisa 27 Fransen, Diana 28, 31, 34 Froemming, Mark 28 G Garner, Angela 28 Geiger. Scott 28 Gibson. Dominic 28 Gilbert, Patricia 28 Gillquist, Jason 28 Gilster, Deborah 28 Glad, Jason 28 Goggleyc, Timothy 28. 127, 160 Gosling. Jennifer 28, 69 Greenwald. David 28. 150 Grider, Laura 28 Groethe. Joel 28. 32. 84. 161 Gulhranson, Rochelle 28 Gullick8on, Shari 28 Gustafson, Joni 28 H Haakman. Kelly 28 Hagen, David 28 Hall. Margaret 28 Hammond, Stephanie 15. 28 Hankins, James 28 Hankland. Karen 28 Hansen, Phillip 28 Hanson, Christina 4, 28. 35 Hanuman, Youvaraaj 28 Harren, Jennifer 28. 160 Harris, James 28 Harris, Lynn 28 Hauer, Christine 28 Hawkins. Chandra 28 Henderson. Stacey 28. 74. 128 Henry, Derick 29 Henry, Nicole 29. 69 Hensley. Phillip 29 Heycr. Michael 29. 160 Higgins. Sally 29, 33 Hill. Billy 29. 30 Hill. Peter 28, 29 Hinrichs, Lynnae 29. 33. 35 Hipps, William 29. 84. 160 Hirdler, Anna 29. 35 Hogan. Latonya 29 Hoiosen. Jean nine 17. 29. 30 Holdgraf. Holly 29 Hollister. Bradley 29 Holman, Joseph 29. 129 Hostad, Jennifer 29. 64, 125 J Jachim. Frederick 29, 79. 115, 125 Jackson, Catherine 29 Jansen. James 29 Janusch. Jody 29 Jedlicki, Jennifer 29, 35 Jenkins. Catherine 28, 29. 161 Jenne, Karl 29 Jensen, Edythe 29 Jensen. Karen 29 Jewell, Andrew 29. 32 Jodeit, Ann 29 Johnson, Bruckner 4, 29, 176 Johnson, Craig 29 Johnson, Jeannine 29, 64 Johnson. Jeffrey 29. 82 Johnson. Kristine 29, 32, 64, 146, 147 Johnson. Michael 30 Johnson. Nils 30, 79, 160 Johnson. Tracy 30 Johnston. Scott 30 Jones. Anthony 30. 75 Jones. Helen 30 Jones, John 30 Jones. Stacy 30 Jordan. Elizabeth 30. 33, 35, 71, 150 Jorgensen. Jeffrey 30. 82, 129 K Kaibel, Amanda 30, 38 Kasperek. Jeffrey 30 Kelbrants, Ryan 30 Kellogg, Dorene 30, 115 Kennedy. Kelly 30. 37. 38 Kenney. James 30 Kenney, Sean 30, 154 Kenney, Tonya 28, 30 Kileen, Mary 30 Kiaere, Anthony 30 Kloepper. Christine 30 Kloster, Jean 30. 128 Kneisl. Scott 30. 38 Knighten. Mark 30 Koblas. Brian 30 Kohout. Jeffrey 30 Kolkhorst. Anita 30 Kopc, Lara 30 Korwes, Curtis 31 Kosanke, Nicole 31, 158 Kraemer, Kathryn 29. 31. 34 Kroiss. Stacy 5, 30. 31. 122, 125 Krook. Steven 31 L I-aduke, Janice 31, 189 I-angcvin. Robin 31, 125. 129 Lankton, Anna 31 I,arkin. Mary 31, 64 I arson, Anne 27, 122 Latchman. Daro 31 I«au, Michael 31 Lawrence. l ce 31. 125 Leaf. Nathan 31. 150, 160 I«ee, Eric 31 Lee, Heather 31. 32 I.ewis, Matthew 31 I-ewis, Sarah 31. 32. 37. 69. 146, 147 Lillchei. Birgit 31, 59 Listing, Lisa 31 Lobeck, Robert 31 I-oche, Joyce 31 i ockman, Miriam 31 Lopez. Alfred 31. 82 [.ovstuen, Jay 19, 31 Lowery. Sharon 31 Lumbar, Jill 28. 31, 32 Lyle. Dean 31. 38 Lyons. Tanya 31 M Madden, Mary 32, 160 Magozzi. Jason 32 Mallak, Brian 32 Marble. Paul 32. 113, 160 Marks. David 32, 125 Martin. Devery 32. 34 Martin, Susan 32 Mattson, Stacy 32 Mathis, Zanetta 32 McArthur. Erin 4. 32. 124. 160 McCarthy. Nicole 29. 32. 160 McConkey, Sarajane 32 McCurdy. Connie 32 McIntyre. Steven 32 McKinney, Brant 32 McLaughlin. Lisa 32 Meierding. Cynthia 32 Melton, Amy 32 Menefee, Kathryn 32 Meyer, Christopher 32 Miller. Jay 28. 32. 65 Miller, Vija 32 Molke. Christopher 32 Munzer, Christina 32. 150 Murphy. Kevin 32 Murphy, Lynn 32, 37 N Napue, Clarence 32 Nault, Barbara 32 Nelson. Mark 32 Nesheim. Amy 32 Nicoski, Steven 32 Ninham, Sally 33 Nys, Kelley 33 0 O’Pray, Michael 33 Oium, Lisa 33 Olson. Holly 30. 33, 125. 169 Olson. Jon 33 Olson, Roderick 33, 52, 53 Opstad. Marit 33. 150, 160 Overton, Marva 33. 160 Owen. Carolyn 33. 69. 125, 160 Owens, Thomas 33 P Pagel, Daniel 33 Palbicki. Robert 33, 65 Parks, Larry 33 Parrott, Julie 33 Patrykus, John 33 Paulsen. Graham 33 Pedersen. James 4. 33, 35 Pedersen. Marjorie 33. 125 Peer, Suzanne 33 Perusse. Christopher 33, 79 Pesina, Stephen 33 Petersen, Dyani 33 Peterson. David 33 Peterson. Eric 33 Peterson, Shawn 33 Pikal, Susan 4, 33 Podas. Jennifer 33. 160 Pollard, Richard 33 Q Quirk, Teresa 33, 150 R Raich. Martin 34, 65 Raugust, Janet 34, 69 Redmond, Susan 34, 160 Reed, I eslie 34 Remington, Tracy 34 Renick, Forrest 34 Rewerts. Kelly 34 Rhines, Derrick 34. 38 Rhodes. Bryant 34 Richardson. Anthony 14. 34 Ritter, Stacy 5, 34. 69 Rivers, Kenneth 34, 160 Robbins, Roberta 34, 128, 150 Robinson, Kenneth 34. 129 Robinson. Malcolm 34 Roche. Jodie 34 Rose. Sarah 34 Rosecn. Christopher 34 Roy, I,aurie 34, 160 Ruble. Kenneth 34. 124 Rudolph, Gregory 34 Rudrud. Peter 26. 34, 125 Russell. Derek 34, 129 S Sanders, Johnny 27 Sartin. Simpson 34, 35. 38 Sayers. Robert 34 Schermerhorn, Tracy 34 Schirmer, Amy 26. 34 Schneider, Laura 34, 125 Schulte. Aaron 35. 79 Schwamm, Patrick 33, 35 Schwartz. Gretchen 35. 129 Shervey, Carl 35, 82 Simon. Lois 35. 160 Singleton. Stacy 33, 35, 64, 113 Siskind. Lisa 35. 161 Smith. Michael 35, 160 Soine. Janice 35 Sokoloski, Matthew 35 202 Sorenson. Eric 35, 125 Spiczynski, David 35, 82 Spilzer, Erica 33, 35, Spratt, Tyrone 4. 35 St. Dennis, Alescia 27. 35 Stearns, Susan 35, 64, 146, 147 Stearns. Thomas 35 Steinke, David 35 Stensland, Jeffrey 35 Stobb, Jesse 35, 122 Stoick, Andrew 35 Stormden, Lonny 35. 160 Stowe. Kimberly 35 Strand, Carol 35 Straumann, Gina 35 Suttles. Ramona 35 Swanholm, Tracy 35 Symeonides, Joe 35 T Templin. William 35 Thies, Nicolle 36. 160 Thomas, Kristin 36 Thompson. Matthew 36. 122 Thomson, Angela 128 Thone, Carol 2. 36. 69, 160 Thurner, Mark 36, 65, 146, 147 Ticdje, l.isa 36, 113 Totall, Nancy 36, 63, 74 Tourtolotte, Elizabeth 6, 36, 64 Tragethon, Jodi 36. 160 Tudor. Jason 36. 127, 166 Turner, Farris 36 V Vanslooten, Randy 36 VanValkcnburg, Elizabeth 36. 46, 176 Vavra, Jacqueline 36 Villebrun, Paul 36 Vincent, Richmond 36 Voss, Peter 36 W Wagner, Kristin 36 Walsh. Christine 36 Walter, Timothy 36 Weber. John 36 Wegman, Kristi 37 Weiser, Peter 37, 82 Wells. Keith 37, 80. 82 Wells, Kevin 37 Wheel house. Todd 37. 84 White. Bradley 37 White. Wendy 37. 125 Whitney. William 37. 150, 160 Wik, Kristen 37, 150 Wildanger, Jessica 37 Williams, James 37 Williams, Raymond 37 Wilson, Margaret 37 Wilson. Michael 2. 37 Wilson, Tiffiany 27. 36. 37 Wise, Christopher 37, 125 Wolk. Jessica 37, 129 Wright, Connie 37, 150, 160 Wright. Elondo 36. 37 Y Yarbrough, David 37 Young. Michael 37 SOPHOMORES A Abraham, John 57, 92 Almquist, Sarah 78. 92, 102, 158 Ames, James 92 Andersen. John 92, 159 Andersen. Karen 92 Anderson. Mark 47, 84, 92 Anderson, Timothy 92, 161, 162 Arlandson, Timothy 92. 161, 162 Arlandson. Una 74, 92. Audette, Therese 92, 159 Austin. William 47, 58. 92 B Baago, Cynthia 92. 159 Babcock, Bruce 92, 93 Bach, Paul 58. 92. 114, 119 Bandy, Kevin 92 Bane. Lisa 92 Bankey. Laurie 92. 158 Barnhart, Shawn 92 Beaty. Burvis 92 Beisner, Karyn 92 Bell. David 92 Bennett, Sandra 92 Bcthko. Frederik 92 Beving, Kenneth 92 Bjork. Molly 92 Blake. Jerry 92 Blankenship, Charles 92 Boucha, Mark 92 Bowen, Elizabeth 64, 92 Bowers, Tracey 64. 92. 106 Boyd, Kimberly 92. 104 Bradley, Wayne 93 Bratrud, Michelle 64. 93 Brauer, Peter 2, 93 Brookshire, Vija 63, 93. 121, 146, 147 Brothers, Jennifer 93, 154 Broucek, Maggie 45. 93. 155 Brown, Christine 93. 95. 155 Brown. Jeffery 93. 160 Bruce, Jaana 74, 93 Bruininks, Robert 93, 163 Buck, Teresa 93, 160 Budd, Joel 90. 93. 104 Bukkila, Brett 93 Burgess. Kathleen 2, 93 Butler. David 65. 93. 162 C Canfield. Mark 93 Carlson, Jennifer 93, 94 Carlson, Matthew 93 Carlson, Susan 93, 160 Carron, John 50, 65, 93 Carter. Clara 93, 161 Carter. Melinda 93, 128 Chapin, Curtis 93 Chatham. Della 93 Christensen. Lisa 93 Christenson. Keith 93 Clausen. Kathleen 93 Coats. Richard 93 Coffman. Stephen 65, 93 Cole. Tiffany 93. 104, 176 Coleman, Michael 94. 104 Coleman. Todd 94 Cook, Robert 75, 94 Costas. Teresa 94. 121, 148, 149 Cousins, Virginia 94 Cracraft, Richard 94 Curry. Susan 94. 155 D Dahl. John 94. 96 Dahlquist, Leonard 94 Davis. Daniel 92, 94 Davis, Deborah 60. 94. 106 Davis. Donna 73, 74, 94. 148, 149 Davis, Kathleen 60. 61, 73, 74, 94 Davis, Trevor 94 Dean. Alexander 65. 94 Degiusti. Jean 94, 110 Deland. Meg 78. 94. 162 Diffley, Anne 94, 161 Digiovanni, John 94, 129, 161 Docken, Dwight 90. 94 Dodge. Anthony 94 Dorion, Joseph 94 Downham, Joshua 79, 94 Doyle, Rosemary 95 Dugan. Kathleen 95 Dutcher, Adrienne 95 E Edmunds. Linda 95. 128, 159 Ehlert, Michele 95, 159 Eischens, Eric 95 Ek, Todd 47, 95 Elliot. Tatiana 95 Elness, Timothy 75, 95, 106 Emmons, Charlie 95. 97 Erickson, Blake 95, 161 Erickson. Leah 64. 95, 113, 129, 148, 149 Ermisch, Raymond 65, 95 Evert, Denise 71, 95. 125, 146, 147 F Falkcnbcrg, Jesse 95 Farsund. Shane 95 Felien, Kimberly 45. 95 Filigenzi, Janice 95 Fimreite, Andrea 95 Findley, Cheryl 95 Fishman, Amy 71. 95 Follrath, Ann 94. 121, 151 Foster, Richard 95 Foster, Ruth 95, 161 Frette, Brian 58. 98 Fugle. Michael 65. 96. 106, 163 G Galush. Scott 96 Gasper. Nathaniel 96. 161 Gatlin, Janine 96 Gayle. Wilbur 96 Gersdorf. Diana 96. 128 Gibson, Darek 92. 96 Gilyard, Hurl 96 Gjerset. Susan 45. 63. 73. 92. 96. 146, 147 Glynn. Timothy 96 Gould, Dean 96 Grady. Burton 96 Graf, Sharon 46. 96 Graff. Norman 81, 96 Gray, Shelley 96 Green. Kim 60. 61. 96 Gronscth, Daniel 96 Grotbeck. Eric 96 Grundvig, Keri 74 Gruye. Andrew 47, 53, 79, 96 Guidcra, Christine 96 Gulbranson, Richard 96 Gulland, Thomas 65, 79, 96 Gunderson, Charles 96 Gunderson. Mark 96 Gustafson. Karen 78. 96 Gustafson, Lynell 96. 158 H Haas. Corae 96, 106 Hagg. Jennifer 96 Hall, James 94, 96 Hall. Michael 96. 105 Halley. Julaine 69. 97. 154 Hamilton. Julie 97 Hanson. Jeffrey 97 Harbin. Patrice 97 Hardy. Tracy 97. 106 Haugen. Thomas 6, 89, 97 Haupert, Gregory 42. 58. 90. 97. Ill Hawkins. Mickey 76, 97 Heberle, Ruth 97 Hein, Faith 9q-7 Heldt, David 97 Henry. Leah 97 Hild. Katherine 97. 155 Hinrichs. Elizabeth 97 Hjort, Stephen 97, 161, 162 Holcomb. David 65, 90. 97 Holden. Brent 97 Holden. Roger 95 Holdgrafer. Timothy 65, 97 Hollie, Stephan 12. 22. 97 Hollie, Stepanie 97 Holt, I asshann 97 Horning. Thomas 97, 104 Houle, Gretchen 97 Howard, Angela 71, 97, 125, 146, 147, 148, 149 Hughes, Barton 97 Hynes, Kathleen 97, 155 I Iverson, Gretchen 71. 97, 146, 147 J Jacox. Cedell 97, 114 Jacox, Jennifer 45, 97. 114, 154 Jagers, Kristine 97, 106, 128 Jallo, Jay 50. 53. 79. 98 203James. Bonnie 98 James Tamika 93. 98 Jodell. Slcfanie 98 Johnson. Ann 98, 121, 162 Johnson, Dean 98. 161 Johnson, Janell 98 Johnson, Jeffrey 98 Johnson. Jennifer 98 Johnson. Melanie 98 Johnson, Michelle 98 Jones. Melesa 98. 127 Jorgensen. Michael 47, 98 Juettner, Kevin 65. 98 Jungers, Terrence 98 K Kaehn, Dawn 98. 127 Kaiser. Steven 98 Keefe, David 98 Keehn, Mark 98 Kelly. David 98 King, Catherine 98, 155 Kirnbauer, James 98 Kjelsberg, Ann 78. 98 Klans. Vickie 64. 98 Knaeble. Michael 99 Konigson, Todd 75, 99 Korbelik, Jennifer 99. 148, 149 Kortz, Kimberly 99 Krantz, Jeanne 45, 63. 78. 99. 104 L Lamuth, Tracy 99 Larson. Dean 42, 99 I arson, Mary 99 I arson, Sonya 97. 99, 160 Larson. Tanna 97, 99 l,au, Suzanne 99 Lawhorn, Stephanie 99, 128 Lemke. Cheryl 12, 99 Lewis. Kevin 99 Lillehei, Brooks 84, 85, 97. 99 Litkewitsch, Catherine 99 Lobben, Mark 75, 99 Loche, Lynnette 99 Lokowich, Matthew 99 Ludvigson, Adrian 99 Lund, Todd 98. 99 Lundgren, James 99 Lupori, Maria 99 Luther, Nathan 58, 99 M Mach, Robin 99 Mackereth, Heather 93, 100 Madsen, Guy 50. 65, 100. 161 Maki, James 100 Manthey, Mark 100 Manzavrakos, Paul 100 Martin, Andrelle 100 Masiee, Antoinette 100. 118, 121. 122. 127 Maurelli, Peter 65, 92, 100 McCuen, Amy 100, 154 McDonough, Mary 100 McEachern, Tamara 100 McGinty, Margaret 64. 100 McGregor. Stephen 100 McGuire, Stuart 100 McNamcr. Molly 63. 100 McNiff, Peter 5, 58, 100 Meirovitz, Anthony 100 Middleton, Stacy 100. 127 Miller, Eugene 100 Milnes, James 100 Mitchell. Kristin 100, 146, 147 Moore. David 47, 79. 100, 104 Moore. Pamela 100, 86 Moore. Susan 100 Moosbrugger. Matthew 100 Morales, Melinda 99, 100, 127 Morey. Michael 100 Morfcnski. Danna 96. 100 Morton, Mark 75, 100 Mosley, Sean 47. 101 Mosman. Miki 59. 101 Mrnak. Cristopher 101 Muelken, James 58, 101 Munson. Kristen 69. 101, 126 N Nelson. Michael 75, 101 Nelson, Robert 75 Nermyr, Anthony 101 Neudeck, Adolph 101 Nguyen, Ix an 101 Nhan, Nguyen 52, 101, 161 Nielsen, Diane 101 Nielsen. John 101 Norman. York 101, 159 Norvell, Dawn 101 Nytes, Douglas 101 O OBrien, Kathleen 2. 69, 101 Olberding, Sandra 101 Olesen, Debra 92, 101 Olmscheid, Jill 101 Olson. Eric 101 Olson. Erica 101 Olson. Jennifer 101, 150 Not Available 101, 150 Orth. Dennis 101 Osborn. Jennifer 101 Otteson, Jennifer 101 Otto. Darril 66. 67. 90, 101 P Pageant, Carrie 96. 101 Papadakis, Peter 101 Parsons, Frank 101 Parsons, Sarah 78. 101, 102 Patterson, Valda 101 Pedersen, Carolyn 101, 128 Pcnsinger, Amy 78, 101, 102 Petersen. Kir. 101 Peterson. Cynthia 102 Pile, Anthony 102 Pojman. Kerry 102 Pommerenke. Joy 102. 127 Poseley, Mark 102 Price. Anthony 102 Pruitt, Stephen 47, 9 102 Puente, Pavid 102 R Radtke, Scott 58, 102 Reay, Lisa 64. 102, 129, 146. 147 Reinhart. Lisa 102, 121, 148, 149 Richards, Carole 102 Ridler. John 5, 65. 102 Robertson. Malcolm 75. 102 Robinson, Mary 58. 100, 102 Rockhold, Michael 102. 161 Rogers, Daniel 102 S Sampson, Lawrence 102 Sandahl. David 58. 102 Sanders, Eric 102 Sartin, Sonya 102. 103 Sawyer, Michael 96, 102 Schmidt, Diana 102 Schmitz, Gregory 102 Schuppel. Chad 47 Seekamp. Paul 103 Seljeskog, Eric 103 Senescall. Sheila 103, 159 Senkyr, Kenneth 103 Senkyr, Ieonard 47, 103 Sharp, Patricia 103 Shervey, Eric 84, 93, 96. 103 Simon, Edward 103 Simondet, Cynthia 103, 117, 121, 148. 149 Skapyak, Christopher 47, 82, 103 Slaughter, Dawn 103 Smith. Brenda 103 Smith. Terrance 81, 103 Sokoloski, Keith 103 Solberg, Kirk 103. 150 Sorenson. Jeffrey 103 Soulak, Scott 103, 104 Soutor, Mitchell 47, 103 Spahr, Dorothy 103, 160 Spriggs, John 65, 103, 104 St. Dennis, Nicole 63, 64. 103. 176 Stokesbary, Gretchen 103, 158 Stoleson, Michelle 103, 160 Stoneburg, Daniel 104 Stormoen. Darren 104, 129 Streissguth, Derek 47, 84. 96, 104 Streissguth, Jocelyn 104, 154 Strelnieks, Eriks 58, 104 Sturgeon, Brenda 69, 104 Sundem, Sue 59, 60, 61, 73, 102, 104 Swanson, Staffan 65, 75, 104 T Tambornino, Laura 104 Tapplin, Jerry 104 Tersteeg. Melissa 104, 158 Thaves. Dawn 104, 154 Thiel. Elizabeth 104 Tieman, Daniel 104 Tisdale, Ann 64. 104 Topps, Dale 75, 104 Totall. Sarah 63, 104, 105 Triliegi, Nicolina 45. 63, 104 Trudeau, Daniel 104 Trudeau, Matthew 104 U Umphrey, Carrie 104 V VanHeel, Thomas 105 Vavra, Jennifer 64, 105 Vilinskis, Krista 105 Vu. Phi 105 W Wagner, Charlene 105 Wagner, Kerri 105 Walter, Elizabeth 105 Webster. Brian 75, 105 Weinschreider. Sue 105 West, Gregory 105 Whang. William 105 Wiberg, John 105 Wik. Blake 105. 108, 150 Williams, Collin 105 Williams, Dell 105 Williams. Donna 105 Williams, Robert 105 Williams, Todd 96, 105 Withers, Michelle 105, 155 Woldum. Amy 100, 105. 129, 146, 147 Wood. David 42. 105. 106, 164, 165 Woods, Willie 101, 105 Woodson, Damon 105 Wright, Laura 105 Y Yates. Ann 105, 121, 148, 149 Yonak, Lisa 105. 119 JUNIORS A Adams. Lisa 122, 132 Adams. Sarah 70 71, 132 Albertson, Brenda 113, 132 Alevizos. Deanna 86. 122. 132, 147 Anderson. Christine 132 Anderson. Elizabeth 17, 65, 132, 137 Anderson. Kimberly 132 Anderson. Kristen 129, 132 Anderson, Steven 90, 132 Andrews, Lctitia 132 Anfinson, Deann 64. 132, 154 Antonson, Todd 132 Arbuckle, Sharlcne 64, 132, 161 Ario. Kevin 52. 66, 67. 89. 132, 147 Arnquist. Robert 132 Austin, Ronny 118. 122, 132 B Bach. Keith 47. 53, 132 Bacig, John 132 Badenhoff, Dana 132 Bard well, Elizabeth 23, 132 Bargamin, Paul 132 Barsaloux. Timothy 132 Bartell. Megan 63, 86, 132 Bartko, Rodd 80. 82, 132 Battey, Shelby 132, 154, 166 Bauman, Richard 42, 57. 76. 77, 204 129, 132, 137 Becker, Jill 132 Bell. Carolyn 63. 74. 132 Belnavis, Darren 47. 66, 67. 132 Bennett, Constance 132, 160, 161 Benson. Robert 132 Bergerson, Stephanie 5. 16, 70, 71, 73, 132 Bergstrom, Karin 132 Bion. Julie 132 Bjelland. Eric 66, 57, 122, 125, 132, 147 Blazei, Matthew 66, 90. 132 Bodger, Thomas 66. 133, 137 Bohmbach, Peter 133 Bonner. Kevin 47. 57, 133 Borgen. Peter 133 Bowman, Nancy 133 Breen, Andrea 133, 134, 144 Brisse, David 133 Broeckel, Colleen 117, 133. 148, 149 Broussard, Terri 133 Brown, Dana 133 Brown, Gregory 133 Brown, Kimberly 17, 133 Brown, Richard 118, 133 Buck. Elizabeth 133 Burak, Melanie 133 Burkhardt, Jonathan 79, 133 Burns, Joel 53, 90, 133 C Cameron. Jason 117, 133 Carlson, Gregory 133 Carlson, James 52, 53, 125, 133 Carlson, Joseph 133 Carpentier, Michael 133 Carter. Timothy 66, 114, 118, 133, 141 Ccrny, Jennifer 133 Chan, Patrick 47, 133 Christman. Jack 5. 42. 66, 89, 133, 134, 138 Cimbura. Kim 133, 151, 156 Clark, Deidre 121, 133, 139, 144. 157 Clark, Frank 76, 77. 133 Clayton, Gregory 47, 80, 81, 133 Close, Deborah 47, 63, 78, 133, 154, 176 Coleman, Daniel 57, 122, 133 Coleman, David 47, 57, 133 Conrad. Connie 133, 138, 143 Cookos, Paul 90. 133, 134 Cordahl, Dawn 133 Courteau, Michael 42, 134 Covert, Nicole 108, 134, 143 Cracraft, Sheila 134, 163, 166 Crisler. Kimberly 134, 161, 162 Curry, Sherman 134 D Dahl. Michele 14, 17, 63. 73, 134, 137 Daly. Daniel 47, 134 Dankowski. Lynn 134 David. Mark 134. 161 Davis, Donnie 134 Day. Roger 4, 47. 57, 76, 134, 140 Dean, Jonathan 134 Deressa, Aida 134 Dewey, Trevor 89. 133, 134, 136, 139 Dibble, Thomas 47, 134 Doty. Lolita 132, 134 Doyle. Elizabeth 63. 134 Dupont, Kari 134 Duroche. Tim 126, 134, 144 Durocher, Debra 134, 154 Dye. Karen 134 E Ebert. Rebecca 134, 156, 157 Ehlert, Julie 134 Eian, Jennifer 5, 17, 117, 134, 136, 137, 148. 149 Elfstrum, Gregory 66. 89, 90, 134, 144 Elkins. Robin 134, 163, 166 Ellingen, Robert 134 Ellingson, Lesley 69. 113, 134 Ellington. Gary 57. 108, 134, 144 Emmons, Tuesday 10, 134 Erdall, Kristin 129, 134 Ermisch. Carlin 134, 140 Eksridge, Angela 118, 134, 143 Exline. Joel 134 F Farrell. Patrick 135 Farthing. Lance 135 Felten. Anna 135 Fett. Janet 135 Fctt. John 135 Fischer, Ted 135 Flanigan, Margaret 135 Fletcher, Thomas 135 Foley. Kathleen 135 Ford, Michelle 135 Fosse. Aane 135, 162, 163 Fox, Ann 5. 64. 135 Franklin. Kimberly 133, 135, 140, 141 Fransen. Kevin 135 Frymire, Earle 135 Furlow. Mary 69. 114. 135, 144. 159 G Gaertner, Mark 50, 135 Gamer, Kimberly 135, 138 Garrett, Richard 42, 66, 90, 135 George. Carson 135 George. Wendy 128, 135 Getachew, Saba 135 Gleason, Michael 47, 57, 135 Goodge, Daniel 84. 135 Graves, Philip 135 Green. Larry 135 Grotbeck. Chantel 115. 135, 148. 149 Gustafson, David 42, 90, 135 H Hanson, Mark 135 Harper. Parris 135, 141 Harren, Christine 135. 161 Harris. Cynthia 135 Harris, Paul 14. 135 Harrison. James 57. 135 Hartley. Blaire 5, 16. 134. 136, 144 Hayes, Sean 136 Heller, Robert 136, 161 Heync, Richard 133, 136, 161 Heyne. Ronald 42. 121, 136, 140, 160, 161, 162 Hill. Andrew 79, 136 Hill. Jennifer 118, 122, 134. 136. 144, 148 Hogan, Maria 118 Holcomb, Linda 136, 144 Holden, Felisha 129, 136 Hoppke, Shelli 136, 158 Horning. Jane 136. 157, 159 Hostad, Theresa 64. 136 Hovland, Heidi 136 Hovland, Laurie 136, 140 Hrncir, I.eAnn 59, 1.36 Huempfner, Paula 122, 136, 148, 149 J Jacobs, Jon 136 Jacox, Norma 54, 136, 144, 155 James. Kimberly 136 Jensen. Kenneth 136 Jewson. Anne 136 Jex, Dasha 135, 136, 137 Johns, Valeric 115, 136 Johnson, Bradley 43, 90, 136 Johnson, Carrie 124, 136, 144. 156 Johnson, Cynthia 136, 159 Johnson, Debra 136, 158 Johnson, Elizabeth 112 136, 146, 147, 163 Johnson, Naomi 137 Johnson, Randall 79, 122, 137 Jones, Anita 137 Jones, Brett 76, 137 Jones, Darin 76, 77 Jones. Debra 129, 132, 137 Jordan, Peggy 137 Jordan. Tracy 137. 154 Jukua, John 137 K Kamminga. Caitlynd 63. 73. 137, 144, 162 Kaszynski, Kyle 57. 80. 81. 137 Kennedy, Andrew 42, 84, 85, 136 Kienitz, Tracy 137 King. Margaret 70. 71. 113, 137, 147, 148 Kinghorn. Allison 5. 137, 138 Kjelland, Renee 137, 156, 157 Klick, Nathaniel 137 Klocpper. Richard 137 Kloiber, Steven 137 Kloster, Anne 137 Kneisl, Douglas 82, 137 Knotek. Kristine 137, 139 Konigson, Tracy 63. 137 Kos, Catherine 137. 156 Krantz. Bernard 53. 79, 136, 137 Kroiss, Lisa 17, 137 L I aFrance. Suzanne 122, 132, 137, 155, 156, 157 I,angevin. Nancy 137, 150 Larsen, Steven 137 I arson, Eric 137 Laska, Steven 65. 66, 138 l,atchman, Gohaul 12 Lawhorn, Jesse 138 Laxdal, Christopher 79, 138, 161 I«ee. Elizabeth 138. 144 I ighton, Thomas 138 I eshovsky, Peter 138 Lewis. Vikki 135, 138 Lex. Joseph 138, 159 Licater, Daniel 138 Lincoln, John 90, 138 Lincoln. Paul 65, 66. 138 Lindaas, Arnold 65, 66, 90. 121, 138 Little, Gregory 138 I.ong, Barry 138 Lowey, Lisa 63. 138, 174 Lukens, Mark 138 Lundeen, Nathan 66, 138, 147, 159 Lundgren. David 138 Lyons. Dean 80. 81, 138 M Maguire, Kenton 138, 161, 162 Majors. Heidi 138 Mallak, Angela 138 Marcy. Jennifer 138, 155, 156. 157 Martin, Katherine 111, 115, 138 Matthews, Sheila 138 Mattison, Theodore 43, 50, 51, 66, 118, 138 McCarthy, James 135, 138 McCullough, Evan 134 McEachern, Terrance 138 McHugh, Kathy 139 McKinney, Mark 139 McKinney, Michael 134, 139 McLeod. Michael 134 McNaughton. Susan 64, 139, 166 McNiff, Patrick 80. 139 McVey, Jana 139 Mercil, Scott 139 Miller. Elizabeth 139 Miller, Janiece 139, 144 Moormann, Paul 139. 164, 165 Morris, Neysa 113, 139 Mortensen. Merritt 139 Muehlberg, James 139 Munson, Lamar 136, 139 Murray, Michael 4, 110, 114, 139 N Napue, Perry 47 Nelmark, Robert 76, 139 Nicoski, Linda 60, 73, 139 205 Noel he, Todd 139 Norrgard, Andrew 42. 66, 89. 139 Nye, Michael 47, 89. 139, 154 0 O’Brien. Jay 139 O'Donnell. Colleen 139 O'Grady, Kathryn 118, 139, 148 O'Neal, Rebecca 139, 154, 166 Oliphnnt, Jennifer 56, 135, 139, 147 Ollermnn, Erie 76. 77. 140 Olsen. Eric 140 Olson, Anne 140 Olson, Michelle 140, 151 Owen. Donald 52. 53, 79. 114, 140 Owens, Patrick 140 P Palhicki, Michael 56, 57. 76. 139, 140 Pamel. Nicholas 12 Park, Emily 6. 54, 78. 140 Parsons, Scott 140 Pat node. Michael 140 Patterson, Wendy 140 Paulson, Ann 64. 137, 140, 148, 149 Petersen. Julia 49. 136, 140 Peterson. Angelia 140 Peterson. Jill 140 Phillips, Douglas 57, 140 Picciano. John 140 Podns, Timothy 50, 140 Prentice, Cheryl 140, 156 Price, Catherine 140, 156 Prince, Kristine 5, 64, 137, 140 Prosser, Lynn 113, 140 Puckett. Cary 57. 76. 77, 140 R Raich, Fred 140 Ran .inger, Debra 17, 63. 134, 140 Rauch. Eugene 140 Ready, Natalie 140 Rice, Chadwick 47, 140 Richardson, Robert 42, 140 Richter, Jeffery 140 Rivers, Robbie 140 Robinson, Michael 140, 161 Robinson, Trace 140 Roche, Edward 36, 56, 57, 140 Rooney, Douglas 140, 161, 162 Roseen, Paul 141 Routt. Karen 141 S Samsel. Theodore 47. 141 Samuelson, James 136, 141 Saugestad, Mary 141 Sawyer. Susan 141, 143 Sbertoli, Jennifer 54, 141. 144 Schaper, Jeffrey 14, 121. 140, 141. 161 Schwartz, Rhonda 141 Schweitzer, Maria 5, 64. 141, 144 Scott. Tamara 141 Seed. Cheryl 1, 141 Sellers, Sheralyn 141, 154 Scndecky, Thomas 141 Scnkyr. William 141 Shackelford, Dennita 141 Shannon, Anne 141 Shcctz. Ann 122, 141 Sheffield, Danny 132, 141 Shields. Kristin 113, 141, 148, 149 Shrivcr, Ernest 141 Siegel, Joshua 122, 141 Simmons. Dawn 141 Simpson, Lisa 133, 134, 141 Skurupijs, Daina 70. 71, 129, 141 Smart, Ellen 141, 159 Smith, Monique 114, 141, 144 Smith. Stephanie 141 Sobotta, Lisa 141 Soine. Dianne 141, 157 Solomon. Edward 122, 141 Sommers, I«ori 141 Sorensen, Jon 40. 41, 141, 150 Sornson, Christian 2, 40, 41, 42, 47. 66. 141, 164, 165 Sovell, Laurie 64, 122, 142, 144 Spitzer. Mark 142 Steffenson, Carla 142 Stobb, Mark 57, 142 Strandlund, Kristin 54, 55. 122, 142, 144, 148 Stratton, Christopher 42. 90, 142 Straumann, Renee 142 Strawman. Kevin 89. 122, 142 Strege. Heidi 4 Struble, Christopher 6, 142 Sutton. Paul 2. 66. 90. 142 T Tarr, Stanley 142 Theurer James 142, 176 Thompson. Jennifer 142, 143 Tollefson, Jonathan 142 Torrey, Charles 66, 89, 142 Totall, Daniel 142, 143 Tourtelotte, David 142 Tucker, Matthew 142 Tyson, Lauri 142 V Vanyo. Vicki 63. 74. 142, 147 Vecoli. Jeremy 142 Villneauve, Rachelle 142 Voels, Heidi 142, 159 Vollmar, Amy 142 W Wecht, Pamela 142 Weekes. Sean 84, 85. 126. 142, 150, 154 Wells, Tammy 142 West, Melody 59. 140, 142 Whitcomb. Tony 57, 142, 143 Widmnrk, Jennifer 142 Wilburn. Tammy 142 Williams, Charles 57, 142 Williams, Michael 79, 142 Williams, Sonya 142 Wilmes, Kathryn 142 Wilson, Timothy 141, 142 Wold, Sally 143, 180 Wright, David 53, 79, 143, 159 Y Young, Shauntelle 143 Youngdahl, Aaron 5, 57. 138, 143 Z Zenisek, Kristen 16, 111, 135, 143, 144, 156, 157 Zimmerman, Leslie 118, 143, 157 Zobel, William 57. 143 SENIORS A Abeln, Margaretann 148, 149, 168 Adams. Jonathan 47, 53, 84 . 85, 113, 171 Adams. Kristen 124, 168, 200 Aguilar, Darin 168 Alderson, Keith 168, 182 Allardyce, Kelly 151, 168 Allenson, Susan 151, 168 Anderson. Eric D. 168 Anderson, Eric J. 90, 168 Anderson, Lori 60, 61, 121, 127, 137, 168, 200 Anderson, Margaret 151, 168 Anderson. Rene 60. 61. 116, 117, 121, 124, 127, 151, 168, 200 Anderson, Scott 168 Anderson. Warren 122, 151, 161, 162, 168, 194 Andrews, James 168 Appel, Cynthia 168 Arbuckle, Julie 64. 121, 151, 161, 168 Armstrong, I arry 76, 77, 168 Armstrong, Terry 56, 57, 76, 108, 113, 168 Arneson. Edith 168 Ashner, Svea 117, 151. 156, 159, 169, 194 Asplund, Jennifer 122, 159, 169 Austin, Amy 159, 166, 169 B Baago, Diane 169 Bachman. James 169 Backman, Mark 89, 169 Baglicn, Barbara 45, 70, 71, 108, 124, 152, 153, 157, 166, 169, 180, 194 Bailey. Jane 71. 108. 127, 147, 151, 157, 164, 165, 169, 194, 1% Baldwin. Douglas 66, 67, 79, 151, 164, 165, 169, 194, 198 Bale, Jewett 169 Bane. Thomas 169 Barnell, Gregory 169 Bauer. Lisa 124, 169 Bay, Lance 12. 53. 79. 152, 153, 164, 165, 169, 184 Bayerkohler, Bryan 56, 57. 169 Becker, Carol 16, 170 Bell. Stacie 124, 170 Bennett, Kelly 124, 170 Bergstrom, Peter 170 Blesener. Nancy 151, 170 Boedeker, Douglas 170 Bonner, Brian 47, 56, 57, 149. 152, 153, 170, 196, 199, 200 Booker, Cynthia 54, 73, 170 Bourgeault. Anne 162, 170 Boyt, John 170 Bramsen. Michael 170 Brimacomb. Robert 170 Broman, Eric 170 Bronstad. Andrea 170 Brown. Michael 56. 57. 89, 108 Bruininks, Charles 84, 170, 172, 193, 200 Budge, Kristen 123, 124, 151, 152, 153, 166, 171, 185, 193 Budish, Renee 151, 171 Burnaugh, Juan 114 Bush. Carol 111, 113, 123, 124, 171. 193 Butler, William 162, 171, 200 C Caliri, Devin 171 Campbell. Susan 71. 127, 128, 171 Carland, Duane 171, 184 Carlson. Jill 69, 166, 171 Carr. Deborah 171 Carstens, Jeffrey 5, 171, 172, 189, 200 Carter, Valerie 171, 193 Casto, Cindy 171 Chapin, Charlene 115, 124, 166, 171 Cherry, Dana 45, 171 Chin, Katherine 45, 78, 108, 151, 152, 153, 171, 185 Christensen, Deandra 172 Christenson. Peggy 116, 121, 156, 172 Christiansen, Thomas 50, 66, 108, 172 Christman, Philip 40, 41, 89, 124, 146, 147, 151, 152, 153, 165, 177, 194, 196 Clausen. Sharon 172 Close, John 172 Comer, Timothy 50, 80. 81, 121, 124, 172, 189 Cook. Beth 172 Cook. Ryan 41, 76. 159, 172, 200 Cook, Sharleen 172 Cook, Stephen 80, 81, 110 Costas. Elena 4. 5, 127, 172, 173 Courteau, Daniel 119, 172 Cowan, David 41, 43, 66, 67, 89, 172, 200 Crandall. David 172 Cunningham, Tracy 151, 172 D Dahl. Gordon 173 Dahlke, Kristin 173 Dalton, Michael 66, 124, 151, 173, 206 181 Davitch, Megan 117, 151, 173 Dees. Auburn 123. 151, 173, 176, 194 Delcalzo. Victoria 173 Denholm. Brenda 173 Devay, Amy 173 Devery, Mary 124, 166, 173 Dewey, Kimberly 151, 173 Dingley, I-aurie 173 Dobbins, Bradford 76, 77, 173, 199 Dodge. Ann 71. 151, 152, 153, 173, 194 Domholt, Kristine 173 Dowling, Patrick 173 Dunn. Andrea 174 Durham. Robert 52. 53. 160. 174 Duroche, Lucy 124, 174 Dye, Stephen 56, 57. 174 Dyer. Peter 66, 174 E Kcklund, Gina 174 Egan, Joseph 5. 57. 108, 137, 138, 174 Elkins. I aurence 47, 53. 174, 187 Erickson, David 41, 42, 43, 66, 89, 174 Evers. Thomas 151. 161, 162, 174 Evert, Donna 71. 124, 166. 173, 174 F Fahey, Jennifer 174 Fair. Stephanie 174, 189 Feikema, James 17, 126, 137, 175, 189 Felten, John 175 Ferrell. Christine 113, 122, 148. 149, 17 Fewer. Lori 49. 69, 130, 151, 152, 153, 166, 175, 193, 194. 196 Finch. Harold 47, 128, 171, 175 Fischer. Paula 124, 151, 175 Fishman, Kim 69. 124, 175, 189, 200 Flanagan, Kathleen 175 Foley. Steven 108, 114, 151, 164, 165, 175, 194 Foster, Michael 110, 175 Fox, Gregory 175, 198 Fox. Mary 64, 151, 160, 161, 175 Fraction, Cynthia 151, 156, 157, 175, Frazier. Uah 60. 61. 73. 108. 114, 124, 146. 147, 152, 153. 176. 183 Frette, Lisa 119 Fricke, Kenneth 176 Friederich, James 176 G Galbraith. Dan 41. 66, 67, 116. 121. 146. 147, 151. 176. 193, 196 Galush. Steven 176 Geer, Cynthia 176 Gerhard, Julie 166, 176 Gibson, Randolph 47, 57, 176 Glynn, Michele 63. 151, 160. 161, 162, 176. 194 Goodman. Mary 130. 158. 166. 176. 198 Gormley. Brigid 45. 108. 114. 166. 176 Graham. Eric 84. 117, 159. 176 Greeman. Nancy 176 Grimm. Therese 176. 179 Gross. Andrea 151, 176 Groth. Susan 110, 170. 176 Grussendorf, Kimberley 177, 185 Gulland, Michael 66. 79, 122. 135. 176, 177 H Hagg. James 66. 67. 113. 177. 186 Hahn, Christian 161, 162, 177 Haley. Karen 122, 148, 177 Hall. Joseph 177, 189 Hall. Peter 66. 108. 122. 151, 152. 153, 164, 165, 177, 193 Hanson, Jonathan 89, 108, 177 Hanson. Kurt 177, 199 Hanson, Peter 53, 116, 122, 146, 147, 151. 174. 177, 184. 193. 194 Hanson. Shelley 177 Hart. Susan 5. 63, 73. 127, 147, 177 Hartley. Grant 89, 177 Hawkins. Paula 177 Hazel. Georgia 124, 177, 183 Heath. Kathleen 117, 150, 178 Heistad. Kathryn 60. 151, 152, 153, 178, 195, 196 Heldt. Diane 124, 178 Hellevik, Mark 113, 122. 125, 147. 178 Hemstreet, Paul 50, 108, 126, 130, 150, 151, 163. 164. 165, 178. 195, 196 Hilden. David 50. 66. 108, 151, 164, 165. 178, 195. 200 Hoecherl, Terry 80. 81. 82. 178 Holdgrafer, Nancy 63. 159, 166, 178 Holland. Patrick 178 Hollie. Michelle 113, 178 Holme. James 124, 178 Holtzleiter. Rita 151, 152, 153, 176, 178, 195 Holtzman, Jon 66. 108. 124, 164. 165, 178. 195, 1% Honderich, Michele 108. 122. 148. 178 Huempfner, Pamela 122, 148, 149, 166, 178 Hummel, Dwight 179, 189 J Jackson. Gregory 121 Jackson. Tracy 108, 111. 116, 123, 148. 179 Jannetta Lisa 179 Jenkins, Shauna 179 Jett. Elnora 179 Jewell, Ellen 179 Jex. Marleah 124. 126. 131. 150, 152, 153, 166, 179, 193. 195, 200 Jibben, Celeste 45. 69. 78. 179 Jodeit, Neal 151, 179, 200 Johnson. Charles 179 Johnson. Karen 45, 124. 151, 166, 179 Johnson. Kirstin 45. 166. 179 Johnson,Morris 56. 57, 76, 77, 173, 179 Johnson. Ross 179 Johnson, Victor 179 Jones, Kimberly 180 Jones. Michele 151, 180 Joseph. Partrina 151, 180 K Kaner, Lon 180 Kelly, Jeffrey 180 Kenney. Patti 2, 166, 180, 199 Kenney. Tina 2. 151, 164, 165, 166. 180, 199. 200 Kiesling, Howard 180 Killeen. John 180 Kjelsherg, Michael 50, 51, 147, 151, 162. 163. 164. 165, 180. 195, 196 Klaers, Michael 150, 180 Klein. David 124, 180 Kohn, Rachel 159, 162, 180 Koraenowski, Jill 124, 180 Koughan, Daniel 4, 47, 52, 52. i_ 180 Koughan. David 181 Kroll, Debra 118, 124, 181 Kulisheck. Linnea 181, 200 Kulisheck, Patrick 181 L Ucy. John 41, 52. 53. 89. 164. 165, 181, 196, 198 Lafayette. Beth 124, 181 Lamuth. Michelle 113, 148. 149. 151, 181 Larsen, David 181 I rson, Kirsten 181 Larson. Mark 56. 57. 89. 108, 114, 124, 181 Lau, Jeffrey 181, 200 l� au. Lisa 181 Lavictoire. Steven 4, 119. 181. 189 Lawson, Mary 111, 118, 124. 159, 162, 181 Leaf, Karl 41. 66. 89. 151. 181, 195, 196 I ee, Christine 182 Leenay, David 182, 195, 199 Lindeman, Karen 45, 110, 182 Lindseth, Nancy 182 Linton, Timothy 182 I-obben, Cherie 54. 119, 124, 157, 182, 193 Lockett. William 172, 182 Ix ehr, Janel 182 Lofgren. Linda 128. 164. 165, 166, 176, 182. 195, 196 Lukasavitz, Steven 182 Lundeen, Jeffrey 76, 108, 182 Lundeen, Ronda 124, 180, 182 Luther. Jill 126. 183, 200 M Malone. Thomas 183 Marchiafava. Timothy 183 Masiee. Klise 151, 166. 183 Matthews, Rachel 183 McBcath, Sheila 161. 179, 183, 195 McCaffrey, Helen 124, 159, 183 McCleery, Marcus 183, 188 McCuen, Wayne 183 Mcacham, Susan 183 Meyer. Monica 111. 117. 156, 183 Michael. James 4, 84, 111, 183 Miller. Kristy 108. 115, 117. 124. 126. 150, 154, 184 Miller, Luann 184 Miller, Robert 152, 153, 154. 18 1 Mitby. Kelly 45. 124. 166. 18-1 Monterotti, Diane 121, 148, 149, 184 Morales, Berta 78, 151, 184 Morgan, Robert 57, 122, 184 Morrill, Elizabeth 45, 69. 114, 176, 184 Morrison. Randall 114, 184 Morrison. Regena 184 Morrison, Sean 184 Moss, Juanita 124, 184 Murphy, Kelly 130. 184. 193 murphy, Michelle 151, 184, 195 Murray. Kelley 124, 185, 200 Muse, Tracy 56. 57. 122 N Nelson, Michael 185 Nerge, Nancy 185, 195 Nermyr. John 47. 90. 108. 127. 185. 189 Ness. Julia 69. 115. 121, 124, 151, 185. 195 Nguyen. Tuan 185 Nielsen. Peter 41, 57, 185 Norwood, Chad 172, 185 Norwood, Tiffany 185 O O’Brien. Tracy 185 Oberpriller, Shannon 124, 185 Oberprillcr, Tracy 184 Olberding, Susan 78, 127, 185 Olive. Andrew 41. 108. 127, 151, 164. 165. 185. 189, 194, 195 Ollerman, Isa 59. 60. 61. 124. 185 Olofson, Mark 186 Olson. Anna 135. 150, 186. 189 Olson, Jane 186 Olson, Kevin 186 Oriani, Amelia 151, 162. 164. 165, 166, 186 P Page. Joseph 186 Palfi, Jerome 166 Palmer. Noclle 45. 78. 108, 121. 124, 147. 151, 174, 186 Paris, Helene 186 Parrott. Michael 16, 186 Parsons. Thomas 186 207 Paulson, Mary 186, 195 Pensinger. Jennifer 117, 156, 157, 186 Peterson. Lorraine 158, 186 Peterson, Mark 186 Peterson, Shelley 4, 110, 114, 121, 151. 161. 166, 186 Picciano, Patrick 187 Poseley. Christine 187 Preston. Lisa 187 Prince, William 66. 152, 153, 187 Q Qualey, Michelle 64, 151, 157, 176, 187 Quinn. Hugh 52. 53. 122, 187 R Radtke, Marc 57, 121, 187 Rainer. Lavette 151, 187 Randle. Rickey 161, 187 Regan, Mark 187 Reichow, Brenton 80, 81, 187 Reisinger, Gregory 187 Richardson, Michael 82, 159, 187 Rinker, I.ea 45, 54, 55, 74. 128, 151, 152, 153, 184, 187, 193. 194. 195 Risser, Kathy 59. 73. 74. 128, 151. 152, 153, 159, 184, 187 Robinson. Victoria 188 Rollwagen, Sally 114, 122, 146, 147, 148, 149, 151, 187, 188. 193. 200 Ronhovde. Gary 188 Ruble. Elizabeth 151, 156, 157. 188 Rudolph. Deborah 124, 188 Rue. Denise 188 Rushman, Gail 64. 73, 74. 128. 154, 188, 193 Rydgard, Charlotta 54, 123. 128. 159, 166, 188. 195, 198 S Saione. Calvin 5, 47. 57. 76. 77. 137, 188 Sampson, Heidi 182 Samueison, Ellen 118, 122. 124, 146. 147. 166. 188. 193 Schenk. Timothy 79. 114. 151. 188 Schilz, Michael 115, 188 Schimke, Philip 66. 89. 188, 189 Schulz, Michael 188 Schweitzer, Robert 66, 80, 81, 116, 117, 121. 188. 200 Scroggins, Ceja 118, 189 Shepherd. Samantha 113, 189 Shul erg. James 189 Simondet, Jennifer 122, 148, 149. 151, 177, 189 Skinner, Constance 189 Smith. Connie 124 Smith. Nanette 151 Smith. Tierney 127. 189, 200 Soderholm, Kaari 148, 149. 189 Solberg, Linnea 124, 151, 158. 174. 189 Soli. Brian 47. 112, 116, 121, 152. 153, 164, 165. 189 Spriggs. Martha 60, 61. 73. 116. 121, 151, 189 St. Martin, Georgia 189 Stanton Ellen 123, 161. 189 Stearns, Theresa 189 Stensrud, Kristine 189 Stinehart. Shane 189 Strandlund, Alan 190. 198 Stromberg, Robin 190 Sutherland. Jean Marie 190 Swan, Kimberly 128, 151, 190 Swanson. Susan 190 Sylvester. Victoria 166. 190 T Teague. Cary 40. 41. 42, 53. 76. 77. 108, 119, 120, 164, 165, 189, 190 Tedford. Pamela 190 Tcisberg. Erik 121, 190 Templin, John 190 Thiel, Katherine 190, 198 Thomas. Barbara 166, 190 Thompson, Bruce 151, 190 Thompson. Michale 66. 164, 165, 190 Thull, James 190 Tofte, Erik 190 Totzke, James 190 U Ulrich. Mary 49. 190 V VanEvery. 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