Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

WAHIAN 1984 Volume 57 201 West 49th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota Wahian Editor .............................................Fred Raich Activities .................................... . Mary Furlow Laurie Sovcll Faculty ......................................Celeste Coleman Freshmen .......................................Liz Anderson Organizations ..................................Chris Laxdal Emily Park Photographers .................................Paul Moorman Jim Muchlbcrg Ted Samscl Sophomores .................................. Kristen Strandlund Juniors ........................................Melody West Sports ....................................... Deanna Alcvizos Michele Dahl Steve Kloibcr John Lincoln Seniors ............................................Sarah Adams Joe Lex Advisor .....................................................Mr. Johnson Principal ............................ . Mr. Burton Contents I Activities 5 II Faculty 27 III Freshmen 39 IV Organizations 55 V Sophomores 85 VI Juniors 101 VII Sports 115 VIII Seniors 171 Be still and know that you are that which you desire to be, and you will never have to search for it. - Neville I. ACTIVITIES Welcome Week 1983 began the school year the right way. It started off with the freshmen buying seniors for the day. On this day the freshmen ordered their seniors around and made them do many things including wearing leashes, sweeping the way, and even chanting “Freshmen Rule!” As the week went on the fun mounted. There was a pepfest welcoming the freshmen and the returning classes. The pepfest consisted of a “fair pie eating contest, the Millcrmates introducing themselves, and a game of “Freshmen Feud”. On Friday the welcoming of Washbur-nites was finalized when 550 people attended a dance with music by the Lamont Cranston band who were in the farewell tour. 7 Homecoming The Homecoming activities took on a different style this year. The coronation of the 1983 King and Queen was held on Wednesday evening instead of Friday afternoon during the course of the Homecoming day itself. The decision for this change was the subject of much debate around school for a time before the Homecoming events. As the week proceeded, excitement mounted. The big day began with a pepfest to psyche up the crowd as well as the football players. The annual Homecoming Show revealed the variety of talent found here at Washburn from dance to music. Then came Miller time! After a rough beginning of the season, the football team turned itself around and won the game that meant the most. The team pounded the Patriots 33-6. The week and the day came to an appropriate ending with the Homecoming Dance. A sound system was provided by Bill Doyle for one of the highest attended Homecoming dances Washburn High School has had. Royalty J. Carlson. I). Clark. T. W . Heync. T. Konigson. F Clark 9 � • Semi In spite of the cold, blustery. March 25 weather, many people braved the elements and traveled to the Minneapolis Athletic Club. The cause for this gathering of Wash-burnites was the Semiformal Dance. Music was played by Les Rue as the 123 couples attending took their turns on the dance floor. Slow songs were an obvious favorite making it difficult to actually dance. To find a spot on the dance floor and keep it was one’s best bet. The night was a success as it allowed the girls to hunt down the guys that they have always dreamed of going to a dance with. 12 Prom Every Washburn High School dance is a big event, but the night of April 29 was a milestone for many. This night brought 135 couples together at the Northstar Ballroom for Prom 1983. For many this was their Senior Prom, a night that will be looked on as a major part of their high school career. Everyone looks back on their Senior Prom at some point down the road along with all of the wild things that came with it. From getting all dressed up and dining at a variety of elegant local restaurants to dancing to the music of Willie and the Bees, the memories of this night will be filled with smiles in years to come. Deadwood Dick CAST M l) HARRIS, alias Deadwood Dick 'VII I) BELLI: HARRIS. His hcck-fur-lcalhcr pard LILY BLOSSOM, a tender prairie flower ROSE. her resplendent sister . . . . HI ACK N REDBURN. a true-black villain JUDGE NIX. all the law there is in Deadwood CALAMITY JANE, owner of the “man-trap saloon I APALOMA. an exotic adventuress............. ANGEL, a cook ... .. .......... KIT CARSON, n bartender SUER I FI I.OVEI ESS. who gets his man MOLLY, his wife, more sinned against than sinning TEETOTAL TLSSIE, j temperance crusader PIANO ANNIE, who tickles the ivories at the man-trap TOWN DR I Nk MINERS Robm'T.’ngctan ,)cadwootl Gulch was the setting for Washburn High Marlcah Jex School's 1983 Spring play “Deadwood Dick. Wash-Unnea Kulisheck burn's new drama teacher. Stephen Phillipps, along Peter Braucr with slu cnt director Allison Dinglcy, and an able cast Jill Luther and crew, produced a well received play. Bobbi Robbins Mikc°Rwhardson Phillipps’ seventh hour caused rehearsal to start Paul Hcmstrcct and end an hour later than usual, but this only proved Kristy Miller l ,c c 'catct casl niembcrs were. They devoted Angie Thomson time after school when casting began in February until Mike C.ulland the performances on April 20. 21. and 22. . ..... Joe Lex BAR MAIDS Todd Wheclhousc David Marks The play was made complete with the musical guidance James Shuberg 0f Washburn’s own band director. Tom Wells. Jodie iragethon Teresa Quirk Chris Cunnington Connie Wright Julie Parrott Li Jordan f ESSIE'S CRUSADERS Calm Down, Mother Overtones On December 15 and 16. 1983, the Washburn Drama Club presented two. one-act plays. ,‘Ovcrtoncs,, was about two women in the early part of the century and how they felt about one another. The cast consisted of freshman Julie Nelson and junior Diana Schmidt as the outside selves of the two women. Junior Heather Donaldson and sophomore Angie Thomson played the roles of the women’s inner selves. “Calm Down. Mother” concerned three distinctively different women played by senior Dasha Jcx, sophomore Marit Opstad. and sophomore Erica Spitzer who were living with problems women face in a modern world. The two one-act plays were directed by Stephen Phillips. The lighting design was done by junior Peter Maurelli and the costume coordinator was Erica Spitzer. The plays were very well done and offered the women eager to act at Washburn a chance for recognition. Black History The month of February was Black History month. Many people participated in making it a valuable learning experience. Each day on the morning announcements various pieces of information were given about famous black people. Besides the daily recognition, the annual Black History Auditorium took place on February 16. The show began with three emcees: Greg Brown, Lctitia Andrews, and Liz Johnson. Liz read a powerful poem about black girls considering suicide. Then there was entertainment for the eye. Kevin Jenkins, head of a local modeling agency, coordinated the modeling show which featured nine of Washburn’s young ladies. Following that performance was one by three young men from Washburn called Remember My Name.” They told of the many black achievers in history. The final presentation was given by Warren Boolcs of the Mixed Blood Theater. He portrayed the life of Martin Luther King. Black Achievement 1983-84 the theme of the program was put across well to the students of WHS. 18 Sadie Hawkins If y’all remember the week of November 18, a lot of hootin’ and hollerin’ went on The Grist Staff began working on the Sadie Hawkins dance at least a month in advance by gaining donations from sponsors around the Washburn community. Planning went on until Sadie week was upon us. On Tuesday, the senior class held a senior homeroom to vote on the 1984 Daisy Mac and Li.l Abner who were announced as Lolita Doty and Dave Coleman the night of the dance. Blue bow ties were also collected by the most persuasive women of the school from the men who just could not refrain from speaking to them. The men got a chance to show their skill of collecting bows on Wednesday as the women wore orange ones. The actual dance was held on Friday. November 18 on the First floor of the school. The 202 couples attending were open to many activities. Knee slappin’ square dancing with an authentic caller was supplied in the girls' old gym while the boys old gym was full of hillbillies testing their skill at games such as Tip the Cat. Free Throw Toss, and the Shooting Gallery. All the women showed their aggressiveness just by grabbing a man and going to the dance. The real aggressive Daisy Mac's even tied the knot with their Abners with the help of a Dogpatch Marryin' Sam. The night drew to a close as awards were presented for best costumes, best beard, and cutest couple. Sadie is probably looked upon as one of the funnest dances here at Washburn because it is so nonformal and casual. It was enjoyed by all once again. I.oliu and Dive Millwheels On January 18 and 19, the Auditorium was filled with people attending Millwheels 1984. Washburn's annual talent show. The name of this year's show was “The Street Scene. Elaborate sets added to the theme. Jugglers, mimes, models, singers, dancers, and bands all added to the night of entertainment. The labels of singers, dancers, and bands do not fully describe the performances of the night. The singers and bands had unique styles ranging from jazz to rock. The dancing displayed some of the many personalities here at WHS. The Snow Week Snow - Icc • 20 below Windchill. How do you feel? L o you need a break? Sixteen hundred students at WHS took a break with annual Snow Week festivities the week of January 16. We began Monday with an exciting pepfest which introduced winter sports, let the Millcrmcn strut their stuff, and finally, crowned the King and Queen. This year David Wright was voted the one with the best legs, Sharon Berry with the best guern. Tuesday transported students to Ancient Athens as some of the more courageous people wore togas to school. Wednesday we got to sec how the other half lives by dressing in clothes of the opposite sex. The Powder Puff football games never got a chance to occur because of the brutal subzero temperatures and windchills. which led us to Friday. Friday we escaped it all and the Hawaiian climate invaded WHS for “I Wish I Were in Hawaii day. That night Shangoya brought a little bit of Jamaica to Washburn with the band’s reggae beat. What a perfect way to end the week and keep the warm mood lingering in our minds for the few cool months that lie ahead. £32 ■ MNM� UH.M )( )J I Sis III V «III Coo ynn m II. FACULTY Administration ROW I: Principal D. Burton. Asst. Principal D. Mcnncs. ROW 2: Asst. Principal B. Jones. Asst. Principal. D. King. The Washburn Administration has done a fantastic job in maintaining unity of faculty and students within the school. Donald Burton, who came to us in the middle of the 1982-83 school year from the Administration of the Minneapolis Public Schools, has proven to be a creative and energetic principal. David King, new this year from Sanford Junior High School, was an important addition to the Administrative staff. Dear Class of ’84 You have reached a significant crossroad of life. Your class should feel proud of its accomplishments at Washburn. As individuals your choice of which road to take has probably been made and you can gain from your past as you push on into the future. The word that best describes the class of ’84 is confidence, confidence in yourself, and what is more important, confidence in each other. Don’t ever lose this important characteristic as it will serve you well for the rest of your life. As you look through your Yearbook it will brirfg back many pleasant memories. Those you leave behind wish you well. Sincerely, Donald L. Burton, Principal Office Staff The office staff has done an extraordinary job in handling situations which arise on a day to day basis. They play an important part in keeping the lines of communication open between faculty and students. ROW I; B. Pcdric. F. Carlson. S. Quigley ROW 2: J. Wincman. A. Simonson. E. Engelhard. L. Jones, M. Ramstad. L. McCullough Librarians Nurse When it comes to researching for a project, looking for extra credit information, or just looking for a book for one’s reading enjoyment, Washburn’s librarians are continually available to meet these educational needs. They are also indirectly involved with student education by providing teachers with supplementary information equipment, and materials that arc used in daily classes. Mrs. Jcx has been the nurse here at Washburn for the past three years. She renders her services between Washburn and another school. I'- Baker. M. Orlowski Mrs. Jex can be found on Tuesday tending to the sick and updating records. J. Jcx ROW I: V. Russell. F. Voigl. ROW 2: C. McKinnie. M. Locascio. Social Workers Counselors Mr. Waller and Mr. Thorsen, Washburn's devoted Social Workers, arc available to all students having problems dealing with others, either at home or at school. Jane Donovan, the Chemical Awareness Counselor, offers a variety of services to students. She is available in school to counsel students who are themselves involved with drugs, or are indirectly involved with drugs by having a family member or friend with a chemical problem. The students at Washburn continually benefit from the counseling services offered to them by the Counseling Department. Students may receive individual help with their ongoing programs as well as planning future educational needs. The counselgranis issued by the counseling department keep seniors informed as to scholarships available, colleges representatives that arc visiting, and other pertinent senior information. Mrs. Russell supervises the much needed Career Resource Center. B. Waller, J. Donovan. F. Thorsen Besides leading a Concerned Person Group she helps athletes understand their commitment of not using drugs while participating in athletics. G. Gudahl, Z. Nelson. D. Beckman Special Education Work Coordinators The work coordinators help students who plan to enter the job market while continuing their high school studies. The program is geared toward students who plan entry into the work force following graduation. G. Dalasta, T. Murray, G. Pudas. A. Lehmeyer It is not unusual that some students find areas of learning difficult. The Special Education Department at Washburn is available to aid students in such a situation. Mathematics The importance of mathematics is unquestionable. Students who plan on furthering their education arc wisely advised to continue mathematics through high school. The Math Department at Washburn is staffed with well-qualified teachers. The math teachers are up to date in the areas of math studies. Students have choices from elementary algebra to the college course of calculus. ROW I: B. George. E. Harter. L. Ritter. J. Brown, R. McNamer ROW 2: G. Hansen. B. Tcmtc. K. Kiclty. J. Haugen. V. Muir. J Farrell Science A knowledge of science is important in today’s world, and the universal extremes arc taught to any student interested here at Washburn. After the required two trimesters of ninth grade science, a variety of courses is offered. Biology, physics, and chemistry, usually taken in that order, are three of the classes college bound students take before graduation. Computer science is offered for those interested in what is quickly becoming a vital part of today’s society, and for the benefit of students who want to expand their knowledge of biology, an advanced biology class is taught. ROW' I: G. Traynor ROW 2: D. Lee. H. Strobcl. J. Colby ROW 3: J. Hornby. R. Carlson. D. Hcnrikscn. J. Baxter. B. Tcmie Since English plays an essential part in the curriculum offered here at Washburn,, there have been many interesting courses offered to add variety to the subject. These courses include A. P. English, Folklore, Shakespeare, Mythology, and Theatre. Each of these courses has a distinct uniqueness which separates one from the other. ROW 1: G. Wald. J. Yung. P. Lyders ROW 2: J. Paine. R. Wolk. S. Phillipps. A. Dahl. K. Stitzd. A Hansen. R Rogers The Business Department places a great deal of emphasis on skills needed to prepare student for the business world. Such skills arc offered through accounting, recordkeeping, typing, business law, shorthand, consumer economics, and word processing. Business In keeping with technological advancements, a new course in Business Computer was offered this year to all students. ROW |: C. Johnvon ROW 2: Y. Cram. G. Gudahl. L. Scanlon Social Studies ROW I: F Ano. D Strickland, (i. Sinionvon. M Boardman. 1) Wunl ROW 2: R Anderson. Ci Wcmcicr. M Myers. R C'crsinc. W Miller. B Turnbaugh. I Hopson In today's world, a broader knowledge of the Social Sciences is mandatory. For valid reasons. Social Studies is required for all four years at Washburn. The incoming freshmen are exposed to American Civics, which offers a basic look at the set up of American politics and government. Sophomores learn an overview of the history of the world in World History. Juniors arc taught the hisory of our nation in American History. Seniors must take three social studies subjects within their final year. Economics and government can be taken first or second trimester while Current Issues is taught third trimester. The Art Department gives students the opportunity to explore the many regions of art. Under the direction of .Mr. Schaucr and Mr. Waldoch, students arc able to develop their artistic talents to the fullest. A Schaucr. R Waldoch Any student at Washburn has the opportunity to develop Music their musical talents through the guidance of the Music Department. Whether interests lie in music theory, vocal, or instrumental music. Mr. Lydcll and Mr. Wells arc eager to help. A music theory class is offered for students interested in a more in depth look at the structure of music. mtm W I dell. T Wells M Dills. H. Dunn. S. Morgan The Home Economics Department offers electives which are not viewed as stereotypical. The department offers classes such as child care, sewing, and cooking. Such electives may play a vital part in one’s future endeavors. Foreign Language rhe Foreign Language Department is rapidly gaining popularity with students. The department offers curriculum at various levels of French. Spanish, and German. Gym Health Becoming fit is not an easy task for a student, but a fine gym program and motivation from the Physical Education staff provides an interesting way to slay in shape. Health is a classroom course offering a look at more than just the physical aspects of taking care of oneself. It is required for one trimester in ninth grade and again for a trimester in eleventh grade. Two trimesters of physical education arc required each year in ninth and tenth grades. ROW I: M. Orman. G. Stenerson. ROW 2: C. Voss. P. Kairis. N. Moody. Industrial Arts l I lugslad. ( Kirschbaum. R Tauring Industrial Arts classes have proven to be very popular among Washburn students. The Industrial Arts Department gives students the opportunity to work with various types of metal, woods, and electronics. Students arc also able to develop their drafting skills. ROW I: C. Mildcnbcrgcr. Mgr F. Ballinger ROW 2: E. England. F. Pederson. L. Kramer. H. Love. R Larson Engineers Making a large high school building function goes far beyond sweeping floors and emptying wastebaskets. A dedicated engineering staff at Washburn keeps the school in good repair and working order. Lunch Aides The Washburn lunch aides arc a continuing example of devotion at Washburn. Preparing food for lunches, organizing its sale, and serving it to students three times daily, briefly illustrates their work. Their job goes well beyond working during the three lunch periods as they arrive early in the morning to start their task, and leave only after their workplace is clean and functional for the next day's work. ROW I: G. Milner. D Tillman. ROW 2: A Burke. B. Luoma. F.. Kokkila. D. Ellcnwood III FRESHMEN ,, Jennifer Adams Christopher Adrian Carter Aguilar Amy Ahlstrom Felicia Allen Robert Allen Angela Anderson Avrinc Anderson Bryan Anderson Gregory Anderson Karen Anderson Marc Anderson Nicole Anderson Afshin Araghi Blain Auer Theia Axiotis Scott Backman Michael Bailey Dawn Bard we 11 Renee Barnes Susan Bartko David Beck Anthijuan Becks leeshia Belfrcy Patricia Berg Nancy Bergfalk Robert Bergstrom Paul Big wood Anne Bjclland Shean Bjoralt 40 Suzanne Bluskouski Donna Blcscncr Charles Blcthcn Dennis Bobo lelieia Bobo Bethunne Boivin John Bonner Heather Bourassa Shannon Brew in Julie Bricsehke Randall Brimacontb John Brothers Janies Bulger Debbie Burgess Tamah Burke Karen Buss Monika Bu ek Anne Calvit Timothy Campion Pamela Carr Christine Carroll Carl Carte Molly ferny Sheila Chad Michael Chambs Mark Chart rand Debra Chaser Marc C hild John Christiansen Su annc Cimbur.i 41 Allan Clemens Kelli Close Brian Cooney Jennifer Coppersmith Charles Cothron Robert Cowan Susan Cracraft Marshall Demmings Heather Dickey Richard Dincscn Geraldine Doheny Robert Donaghuc 42 Roxolana Elliot Bret Engncll David Erickson Gregory Erickson Leah Erickson Michael Erickson Armentha Ervin Erika Dressen Andre Dukes Wallis Durham Daniel Egan Gregory Ellington Darren FLsber Matthew Evans Matthew Fvingson Robert Faison Julia Fish Jennifer Fishbaughcr Brenda I olden John Galush John Garberg John Gaunt Emanuel Ga iano Sarah Genrich l.vnn Gerhard Adrienne Gevsner Peter Gessner Peter Giebink Thomas Gilbertson Jennifer Gleason Daniel Glynn Roseanne Go ola Benjamin Granquist Peter Grauff Scon Greer Benjamin Gross Mishon Grove Daniel Gullaml l)cnni% Gulland Michelle Gunning Terry Gustafson Rachel Hahn Kri tinc Huino Helena llukunsson Donna Hall i lisabcih Hansen lira dies Hanson Saffron Hanson Dawn Harms Jacqueline Harris Lisa Harrison Jessica Harshbarger Peter Haugen William Haupert Kelly Hauri Juel Hearn Ann Hcldc Paula Heilman Jimmy Hclmcrs Amy Henderson Howard Henderson Kelly Higgins Paul Higgins Jamie Hill 44 Annette Humphries Andrew Huttner Tcrcasc Huttner Jonathan Imsland Kimberly Jabas John Jackson Thomas Jacobs Marcia Jacox Eric Jagers Laura Hinrich Amy Hoagberg Brian Hocchcrl Paula Hoikka James Hoiosen Karen Holcomb Robyn Holland Janies Holt Kelley Holt Su Hoskins Karen Hovland Lisa Howard Jason Hoyt Darin Hreha I isa Hrncir Taya Hubbard •t!� Stephen James Liga Jatnicks Georgina Jedlieki Elizabeth Johns (leather Johnson Kirkland Johnson Maril Johnson Matt Johnson Susan Johnson Michael Jones Michael Jost Ann Juntilla Cheryl Kaiser Darold Kalina Edwin Kalina Robert Keehn John Kelly Darcic Klick Kristine Kochsick Joseph Kondrak Daniel Krautbaucr Christine Kreitz Karl Krueger Konrad Kupka Charlotte l.aBonnc Scott LaFayette Christopher l.angcrt Jennifer Laska LaShawnda Lawson James Layeux Rulhanna Lemke Renee Lewis Rachellc Loewenson Joshua Lowey Lesley Lydcll 4h Brooks Magnuson Anita Majors Denise Mallak Lisa Marshall Nathan Marsten Denise Mart Christine Martin Aimcc Masicc Ralph May Anthony Mayfield Sarah Mazig Molly MeBeath Joseph McBride Christine McCalvy Craig McCann Dale McCucn Robert McDonough Tina McGregor Victoria McHugh Troy McKinney Valisa McKinney Jennifer McNicoll Colin McPherson Tracy Menk Gino Messina Stephen Metzger Grctchcn Meyer Christian Miller Heather Miller Deane Milner Dennis Milner Peter Mindcl 47 Robert Mitchcin Donyalc Moc Jennifer Moore lisa Moore Molly Moosbrugger Cynthia Morrill Maureen Morrill Christopher Morrison Charlitla Moss Ann Myers Cynthia Nay Guy Neary Christine Nelson Julie Nelson Robb Nelson David Ness Richard Ness Trang Nguyen Steven Nickclson David Nicoski Troy Nicscn Gregory Norrgard Marcic Nygren Michael Oberg Diane Olesen Paul Olofson Brenda Olsen Kaj Olsen Margaret Olsen Ann Olson a Christopher Olson NVendy Osborn Astride Otto Earnest Owens Kenneth Owens Christopher Pageant Christian Palmer Erik Palmquist Martha Parsons Kathryn Patterson Richard Pclinka Amy Perusse l.ance Petersen Christine Peterson Dave Peterson David Peterson Megan Peterson Tessa Pfeifer Shawn Piet Josef Pixiey Tracy Pojman Elizabeth Ponto Shawn Pool Lisa Puente Daniel Quirk Erik Rabc William Raich Jennifer Ramroop Lynn Randgaard Douglas Ran inger 49 Mitchell Redepenning Amy Reynolds Wanda Richardson Charles Ridlcr Cordell Roberts Danielle Roberts Denise Robinson Amy Rockhold David Rocscr Nanccc Ross Robert Rowe Tabytha Sadowski Valeric Sample Gregory Sampson Michael Sampson lieidi Samscl Karen Samuelson John Saphir I-lixabcth Saunders Karin Say Andrea Sbertoli Robert Schilz Roger Schil Amanda Schmidt Thais Scott June Scroggins Steven Seed Michael Scekamp SO Nancy Shoop Stephen Simondet Jacob Skala Robert Smalls Beretta Sellers Kathryn Scncseall Paul Senkyr Troy Shackelford Todd Shea Jonna Shclomith Marc Sherbourne Tian Smith Randy Snyder Stacey Sorensen Todd Sorenson Ann Spriggs Kamala Stack Michelle Steinert Dana Stephens Jason Stevens Leah Stobb Matthew Stonich Jon Storbakken David Strong Maggie Sutton Cynthia Swanlaw Matthew Swenson Curtis Tapplin Julianne Taylor Jeffrey Thickins SI Chandra Thomas F.li abclh Thurncr Maria Tidwell Todd Torrey Timoihy Tryggeseth Anthony Turner Derek Turner Harold Ullman Andrew Umphrey Lisah VanBuren David VanDiepen Tracy VanSlyke Schantcllc Villncauvc Margo Vogel Darryl Volk Margaret Vollmar Hang Vu Cathrinc Wagner Paul Wandmachcr Debra Washington Gregory Washington Tracy Waterston Jayncl Weaver John Wed I Keith Wegman Paula Welch Laura West Darnell White 52 Marla Wilbert Troy Wilson Tabitha Witt Michael Wochrlc Yvonne Woodson Jarvis Wright Joseph Wright Vincent Wright Katharine Wyberg David Wyckoff Karen Yeats Charles Young 53 “Frustration is the highest form of inspiration. 54 Wahian Our WAHIAN term started off with the same dreams of grandeur as other staffs which unfortunately were stiffled by actual work and impending deadlines. As I sit here watching people facing a deadline zoom all around me. I see them showing their commitment to a totally voluntary set up which for me has proven to be an experience well worth the hours spent. I regret we weren’t able to do what we dreamed of. but am also proud that we did do what we could. At times our work seemed little, but it has proven to be fulfilling. To Mr. Johnson, my thanks and respect. Fred Raich. Editor Advisor: C. Johnson Activities: M. Furlow Activities: L. Sovell Sophomores: K Seniors: S. Adams Seniors: J. Lex Faculty: S. Coleman Photographer: J. Muehlbcrg Student Council This year’s Student Council did much to raise our school spirit. They started off our year with the terrific Welcome Week activities and continued in great style. They planned dances, pepfests, and other events throughout the year. They sold Homecoming painter caps and school spirit shirts. Great credit for the year’s success goes to President David Wright and the other thirty-five members of this hard working organization. Mrs. Locascio, a first year advisor, supplied positive leadership throughout the year to make this group attain their high ambitions. 30 � ROW I F- Park. K Ario ROW 2: J Oliphant. J. Carlson. C. Bell ROW 1 A. Howard. T Glynn ROW 2: S Graf. S. Radtke. A Woldum. T. Bowers. S. Gjersci 59 Student Council National Honor Society On the evening of November 15, the National Honor Society inducted over sixty Washburn seniors into its ranks. These young men and women were picked to be members because they were strong in the areas of scholastic aptitude, leadership ability, and service. The induction ceremony was brief and to the point. There were speeches made on character, leadership, and service to tell the audience why these students were chosen. Everyone went away knowing more about these people. After the ceremony, proud parents mingled with.the new NHS people as refreshments were served. Advisor B George Sec. L. Sovcll. Treas. R Bauman. Pres. C Bell. Pres. M Schweitzer ROW I; L. Hovfand. J Oliphani, J Marcy. K Routi. F. Park. M Bartcll, E Anderson. D. Owen, C Bell. M Furlow. ROW 2: P Sutton. J Petersen. K Strandlund. S Coleman. T Mattison. J Burkhardt. D Gustafson. D. Wright. E Smart. B. Hartley. ROW 3 A. Fox. D Alcvizos. L. Sovcll. D Ran ingcr. K. Brown. J. Peterson. R Elkins, B l.cc. S. Adams. M Dahl ROW 4 K. Bergstrom. K Ario. A Youngdahl. J Christman. J. t.ex. J. Sorensen. F Raich. T. Bodger. P Lincoln. B Krantz ROW 5: C. Kamminga. K Prince. E Bjclland. R Bauman. K Bach. A Hill. S Kloiber. N Klick, M Spit cr. E. Roche. S. Weeket Reach Advisor, L. Haugcrud 62 This year's Reach Club had many responsibilities These included helping confused freshmen with their first tally and escorting new students around our beautiful building. The Reach Club also sent flowers and condolences to those families who suffered losses during the year. These arc just a few of the many services rendered by this service-based organization. — --- ----— ------------- • Blue Tri Blue Tri is a senior women's service organization. They held various events throughout the school year with the largest being the Valentine’s Day Carnation sale. The carnations sold well this year and the proceeds went towards a senior contribution to our building this spring. Advisor S Morgan ROW I: K. Strandlund. S. Bergerson, M. Furlow, A Paulson. B. Hartley. C. Bell ROW 2; M Schwcizcr, D. Ranzingcr, K Zenisek. D. Jes. I. Sovcll. C Johnson. E. Park ROW 3: P. Huempfner, M. King. K Bergstrom. C. Harren. J Widmark. M Bartcll Band The concert band is the first band encountered by most students entering our music program. This year's band once again performed well, at both their concerts and at the city band festival. Their members also formed the base for most of the pep bands seen at various events this year. The Jazz-rock band, although a rather new concept for high school bands, is an excellent showcase for some of our musical talent. Their performance at Millwheels proved just how good they arc. ROW I: M. Jacox. C. Ehlcnfcldt. V. McKinney. F. Allen. S. Evans ROW 2: R Hahn. A Olsen ROW 3: T. Taylor, L. Stobb. J. Harshbarger, N. Nhan. B. Austin, T. Holdgrafer, J. Gulush ROW I: A. Melton. D. Anderson. T. Buck, B. Sellers. C. Martin. S. Cracraft. ROW' 2: D. Strong. D. Stormocn. T. Foster. T. Nicsen. C. LaBonne. H. Miller. This year’s Wind Ensemble, once again under the able direction of Tom Wells, had its strongest start in many years. Their balance and musical ability made for an excellent fall concert. They attended two Band Festivals this year and exchanged concerts with the band from Two Harbors. ROW I: C. Carter. A. Diffley. R. Dineson. K Wegman ROW 2: D. Johnson, L. Hovland. I Oglesby. C. Jenkins. R Foster. D. Bascham ROW I: I.. Simon, C Marren, C Thonc. A Wyatt ROW' 2- S. Carlson. S. Larson. D Spahr Director T. W'clls ROW I: t). Rooney. M. MaGtllrc. C. I.asdal. M [ avid ROW 2: K Crislcr. N Gasper. R. Heller. B. Erickson ROW I. R Hcync, J. Schnpcr ROW 2: M. Rockhold. P Higgins. J. Grocthc ROW I: C. Bennett, T. Anderson. J. Brown. J. DiGiovanni ROW 2: J. Collins, M. Robinson. T. A us t rums. S. Hjort. R Hcync Choir The Choraliers faced many challenges this year. First and foremost was declining attendance. Yet despite this, they managed to perform activclcy in our school. The choir class is given a well-rounded background in Choral music in daily classes. They are also given a chance to perform in a concert each trimester. They had a special appearance in this year’s Homecoming Coronation. ROW I: C. Wright. D Davis, J. Horning. T. Costas. M. Tcrstccg ROW 2: L Erickson. T. Sadowski, K. Prince, A Wolfe ROW 3: K Buss. J. Ccrny. L. Edmunds. A. Fosse. A. Johnson ROW 4: K Kazinski. N. I undecn. J. l.c , S. Berry Director W. Lvdcll Choir The Washburn Girls’ Choir has faced a very tough year and has come through shining. Despite lack of singers, this choir has performed well at each concert and gave a terrific performance at our Homecoming Coronation. These girls have shown what determination and practice can achieve. ROW I: N Rots, S. Hildreth. N. Sboop ROW 2: W Richardson. H Davis. S. Gcnrich. S. Hoppke Director W. Lydcll Speech And Debate The speech club at our school has a history of excellence. This year they continued in their excellence doing well at their competitions. The members arc divided into categories such as humor, oratory, poetry, drama, and discussion. The students compete in small groups with students from other schools in front of a single judge. The debate team was not strong in numbers, but was strong in ability. These intelligent students must first gather information, then prepare a sound, logical argument for or against their topic. They then compete with other students who arc assigned the other side of their argument. 68 ROW I: D. Clark. A. McKay. E. Smart. D. Wright. ROW 2- Advisor R Rogers, W Patterson. C Kamminga, K. Zcnisck, C., Bell. K. Shields. ROW 3: C. Stratton. K. Bonner, E Johnson. M. Ford. P Braucr High School Bowl This year’s High School Bowl team consisted of five well-selected members. The participants were chosen based on their overall knowledge of subject trivia and their ability to react quickly to the questions asked They competed against six different schools. Two of these were broadcasted on the radio. These two were against St. Bernards and Chaska. Our High School Bowl team won them both. Advisor D Strickland ROW I; N. Klick. T Glynn ROW 2: S. Tarr. K. Prince. J. Theurer Math Team Advisor E. Ilartcr The Math Team is a relatively new concept at Washburn. The students on this team must be intelligent in math and problem solving. They competed with many other schools this year and did well at each of their meets. This team allows an excellent opportunity for those math wizards of the school to show what they can do. This was the team's second year in existence. Grist ROW I: P. Sutton. I). W'right. J. Petersen. J Burkhardt ROW 2: E Bjelland. K. Bach. K. Bergstrom. S. Weeko ROW 3: K Prince. J. Peterson. B. Hartley ROW 4: T. Mattison. R Elkins. D. Owen. T. -Samsel ROW 5: P Rosccn. T. Bodger. A. Youngdahl. C. Sornson. P Moormann Saving their creativencss for each day during fifth hour, the Gristers work hard to publish the pages of the Grist, Washburn's illustrious newspaper. The Grist, which is published monthly, is distributed free of charge to all Washburn Millers. Not all Gristcr’s time is taken up working hard to publish the paper, but they also organize the rambunctious Sadie Hawkins Dance. The proceeds from the dance pay for all the costs of publishing the Grist. The Gristers have kept up the tradition of giving Washburn a superb paper along with an entertaining and fun dance. Advisor K Stit cl Ed.iorlnChlct........................Oon Owen Managing Editoi .................. Robin Elkin New ...................... Uu'if Bergstrom Oevid Wr.ght Feature ......................... Ted Mattison Kris Prince Spon .............................. Tom Bodger Mane Schweilter Graphics ........................ Dave Wood Paul Sullon Copy. ......................... Jon Burnharoi Circulat'd' and E (Change Photographer .......... ... ... Blair Hartley ....Paul Boorman Jim k —hleerg Tod Samsel Stall Writer ................ Keith Bach. Eric Bieiland. Nicole Covert. Lite Kroies. Julie Petersen. Jill Peterson. Paul Roseen, Paul Sutton. Sean «eek a, Aaron Youngdahl Adviser......................................Keen Soiiel Principal......................... DonakJ Burton Published monthly by the student at Washburn High School 7t Millermates In the spring of 1983, roughly 90 hopeful girls tried out for the Washburn duncclinc. Out of those 90, forty were chosen to be Mil-Icrmatcs and they began a hard training program. They made our pepfests. as well as our football, soccer, and basketball games, more exciting and more enjoyable with their dances. They danced at Homecoming, Millwheels, and also in several dancclinc competitions. They sold M M's in the fall for a planned trip to Orlando. Florida. ' , • r w 4 ' ' ' i '..■?% : • -V - .! ' '� I Pommcrcnkc. T. Broussard. Prentice. K. Kort . M. king, I Lllingson. K. Vilinskis. Howard. M Carter U V: • It m .r .T7 r- 1 1 if 1 4 at .1 lloiovcn J. korbclik. J. Tragethon. B. Lee. A. Paulson. K Felien. k Shields. A St. Denim, C. Brocckcl, A ROW I Cupl. J Hill ROW 2 Cjpt. Grot beck. Advisor B I rccnian. Caipt. K. Strandlund • t I osl.l.S. T ' r‘Vtr’� 'V' ■ . t , A S Arbucklc. T. Down . J Enin. M. Bartcll. P Hucmpfncr. I. Reinhart. 1-. Doty. A Vullimtr. D. Some V • ' v ' l .iMuth. C. Simondet. S. Jonev K. O’Grady. K. Mitchell. I. Yoiuk. I Buzck D Davis Cheerleading Spirit! That is what cheerleaders need. This year’s cheerleaders definitely had it. Whether at football, basketball, volleyball, soccer, or wrestling, our cheerleaders raised the spirits of players and spectators alike. A game without cheerleaders is like a school without colors or pride. Our school has colors and pride ... so stand up and cheer!! Advisor C. Johnson Fall Cheerleaders ROW I; W. Patterson. J Horning. K. Hynes. D. Chirk. W. George, M. Morales. K. Zenisek. L. Sobottu ROW 2. A Pcnsingcr. A. Follrath, A. Masicc. S. Curry. C. King. K. Cimbura. N. Jncox. C. Johnson ROW 3: C. Kos. S. La France. J. Thompson. R. Kjelland. H Hovland. K. Hild. M. Broucck. J Marcy ROW I: L Andrews. A. Pcasinger. M. Terstccg, A. McCucn ROW K Zenisek. J. Horning. W. George ROW 3: N Jacox, A. Follrath, J Thompson. C. Wagner. M. Brussack. D. Clark Cheerleading Boys’ State Boys’ State is a statewide organization, sponsored by the American Legion, on which high school students run mock governments of city, county, and state levels. This year they met at Gustavus Adolphus college for a week of legislative action. This year an amendment was pushed through by Washburn students, the first time in 27 years. The stage crew arc the unsung heroes of any dramatic performance. This holds true at our school. The stage crew has been there for every performance, auditorium, and concert that has been held in our auditorium. Actors would find it extremely difficult to perform without them. Next time you applaud a performance, think of the work of the stage crew. Advisor S. Phillipps ROW I. D. Growth j jttw. MW V. MiiutcWi The Washburn Drama Club, while still a relatively new club, is performing with excellence usually attributed to much experience. They performed two onc-act plays during the winter: “Overtones and Calm Down Mother . These plays were student directed with advice and help from their advisor. Mr. Phillipps. Advisor S Phillips ROW I H Donaldson ROW 2: I). Schmidl. P. Braucr. M. fugle. J. Jukuu ROW V A Thompson, E Spil cr. D Jcx Drama Club iiivf i«if O.E.A.: Office Education Association Advisor Ci Gudahl The Office Education Association gives students valuable experience for those interested in the field of clerical work. The students arc taught, along with the fundamentals of clerical work, the merit of qualities such as leadership, patience, responsibility, and dependability. They arc also given first-hand experience through jobs in offices around the Twin Cities area. This gives these students a better chance to succeed in the business world. ROW I: L. Prosser. S. Smith. ROW 2; M. Ford. M. Saugestad. ROW 3: D. Soinc. W Patterson. D. Simons, J. Bion. D. Close. ROW 4 M. Smith. K. Wilmcs. J. Halley. D.. Anfinson. C. Err School Aides A.V. Aide Y. Hanuman Library Aides Evcrylimc you check a book out of the library. the library aides are involved. The work that these students do helps to relieve some of the burden of the librarians. This in turn contributes to their fellow students who need help from the librarians. Office aides arc an invaluable help to anyone that is calling Washburn. They answer calls and connect people with their destinations. Our AV aide is there in case of any troubles that may arise in the many different types of AV equipment used daily at our school. Office Aides ROW l: M. Olsen. L. Boone. K. Vilinskis ROW 2: C. Pageant. E. Doyle. K. Jagcrs. K. Franklin. J. Vavra. M. Smith Librarian E Baker ROW I: I.. Edmunds. P. Jones. J. Johnson ROW 2: C. Baago. VI Morales. D. Olcscn 83 l.cc Alaniz Mark Allardycc Melissa Allison Sarah Alvarez Dawn Anderson Dcon Anderson Katherine Anderson Robert Anderson Robert Anderson Adrianne Angicr Patricia Ashwcll Dawn Aspholm Jacqueline Aunc Timothy Austrums Bradley Baker Stacy Bergerson Andrew Bion Aaron Bjerke Todd Blair Denise Blaskowski Paula Bodger 86 Timothy Burkhardt Juliannc Burns Stephanie Burrington Stacey Bowman Harlan Brand Leah Brandt Kimberly Browder Jason Brown Patricia Brown Byron Brunner Laura Bryson Resa Buffie Brock Bukkila Michelle Burgess Elizabeth Carlson Lee Carlson Timothy Carlson Kevin Carter Robert Christiansen Barbara Christofferson 87 Christine Clausen Laurie Coleman Robert Commodore Colleen Cook Mary-Kay Cook Rachel Cook Brian Chrislophcrson Lisa Cimbura Colleen Clancy David Copper Anna Coskran Todd Covart Thomas Crumley Christine Cunnington Eric Curry Edward Czech Richard Dahl Nicole Davis Aaron Dean Jonathan Decs John Dinglcy James Dit .lcr Shannon Doheny Elizabeth Dchner Anthony Dclcalzo Amy Dclmain Daaron DcLong Lisa Derflcr Donna Devery Jesse Dolinar Tonia Downs Anthony Dreon Heather Edwardsen Ranita Egan Christine Ehlcnfcldt Geoffrey Elfstrum Christina Elliot David Ellis Michael Elness Kimberly Emmons Erik Engncll Bradley Erickson Jennifer Erickson Travis Erickson Jenne! Evcslagc David Eyestonc Redd Farsund Lisa Felieetta Theresa Fernholz Spencer Finseth Gregory Fischer Jack Fladwood Jocinda Flccson Troy Flowers Catherine Foster Lisa Fox Diana Fransen Joccda Freeman 90 Angela Garner Scolt Geiger Kurt Gcring Dominic Gibson Patricia Gilbert Jason Gillquist Timothy Gogglcyc David Grccnwald Laura Grider Joel Grocthc Rochelle Gulbranson Shari Gullickson Joni Gustafson Kelly Haakman Richard lladlcr Margaret Hall Tiffany Hand James Hankins Karen Hankland Phillip Hansen Youvaraaj Hanuman Jennifer Harren James Harris Christine Hauer Chandra Hawkins Stacey Henderson Derick Henry Nicolc Henry Michael Heyer Sally Higgins Billy Hill Holly Holdgraf Bradley Hollister Jennifer Hostad Kimberly Howard Frederick Jachim James Jansen Jody Janusch Jennifer Jedlieki Catherine Jenkins Karl Jenne 91 Edythc Jensen Karen Jensen Andrew Jewell Ann Jodcit Bruckner Johnson Craig Johnson Jason Johnson Jcanninc Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kristine Johnson Michael Johnson Noah Kaufman Mark Keehn Ryan Kclbrants Dorcnc Kellogg Kelly Kennedy James Kenney Scan Kenney Nils Johnson Tracy Johnson Scott Johnston Heidi Jones Helen Jones John Jones Stacy Jones Elizabeth Jordan Jeffrey Jorgensen Amanda Kaibcl Jeffrey Kasperek 92 Sicvcn Krook Sirathy Kv Janice Ladukc Robin Langevin Anna Lankton Heather Lee Matthew Lewis Sarah Lewis Birgit l.illchei Robert l.obeck Joyce Lochc Miriam Lockman Mary Larkin Mary Larsen Anne Larson Daro Latchman Lee Lawrence Nathan Leaf Stacy Kroiss Tonya Kenney Mary Killeen Anthony Klaers Christine Klocppcr Brian Koblas Anita Kolkhorst Lara Kopc Kathryn Kracmcr 93 Mary Loftus Jill Lumbar Dean Lyle Mary Madden Jay Lovstuen Sharon Lowery Jason Magozzi Brian Mallak Paul Marble Devery Martin Susan Martin Nicole McCarthy Steven McIntyre Lori McKellar Brant McKinney Matthew McNicoll Cynthia Meierding Christopher Meyer Jay Miller Vija Miller Bllis Mogan Carlos Morgan 94 Kevin Murphy Jon Olson Roderick Olson Mark Opstad Zancta Napue Barbara Nault Mark Nelson Marva Overton Carolyn Owen Daniel Pa gel Robert Palbicki Larry Parks Julie Parrott John Patrykus Graham Paulsen James Pedersen Marjorie Pedersen Amy Nesheim Steven Nicoski Kelley Nys Stacy O'Brien Lisa Oium Holly Olson 1 Christopher Perusse Stephen Resina David Peterson Eric Peterson Shawn Peterson Susan Pikal Andrea Pinney Jennifer Podas Richard Pollard Stacy Ritter Kenneth Robinson Jodie Roche Sarah Rose Christopher Rosccn Kenneth Ruble Gregory Rudolph Peter Rudrud Derek Russell Leslie Reed Forrest Rcnick Kelly Rewerts Derrick Rhincs Brvant Rhodes Anthony Richardson Monique Riley Teresa Quirk Martin Raich Janet Raugusl Susan Redmond Robert Sayers Tracy Schermerhorn Amy Schirmcr Laura Schneider Aaron Schulte Patrick Schwamm Eddie Scott Carl Shervey Lois Simon Susan Stearns Thomas Stearns David Stcinkc Jeffrey Slcnsland Pieter Simpson Lisa Siskind Michael Smith Janice Soine Matthew Sokoloski David Spiezynski Erica Spit er Tyrone Spratt Alcscia St Dennis Jesse Slobb Lonny Stormoen Carol-Jean Strand Gina Strauniann Kelly Taykalo William Templin Nicollc Thics Matthew Thompson Angela Thomson Carol Thonc Mark Thurner Lisa Ticdjc ■ Daniel Tompkins Nancy Totall Hli abcth Tourtclottc Jodi Tragethon Jason Tudor Peter Voss Kristin Wagner 98 Christine Walsh Cicogc Welch Keith Wells Kevin Wells Jessica Wildangcr Corey Williams Raymond Williams Margaret Wilson Michael Wilson Timothy Walter Kristi Wegman Pamela Weinandt Peter W'ciscr Tiffiany Wilson Christopher Wise Jessica Wolk Connie Wright F.londo Wright Amanda Wyatt David Yarbrough Michael Young 99 IV JUNIORS Thcrcsc Audctlc William Austin Cynthia Baago Paul Bach Kevin Bandy Lisa Banc Laurie Bankey Shawn Barnhart Deborah Bartlett David Bell Frcdcrik Bethke Kenneth Beving Lulit Bcvuaychu Elizabeth Bowen Tracey Bowers Britta Bowman Michael Bowman Kimberly Boyd Wayne Bradley Michelle Bratrud Peter Braucr Vija Brookshire Christopher Anderson Mark Anderson Timothy Anderson Una Arlandson 102 Jennifer Brothers Maggie Broucck Christine Brown Timothy Brown Robert Bruininks Teresa Buck Joel Budd Brett Bukkila Kathleen Burgess Mark Canfield Jennifer Carlson Matthew Carlson Susan Carlson John Carron Clara Carter Melinda Carter Curtis Chapin Della Chatham Victoria Chaycr l.isa Christensen Keith Christenson Kathleen Clausen Angela Clear Stephen Coffman Tiffany Cole Michael Coleman Eric Comer Robert Cook Teresa Costas Shannon Cothron 103 Deborah Davis Donna Davis Kathleen Davis Trevor Davis Alexander Dean Jean Degiusti Richard C'racraft Susan Curry John Dahl Leonard Dahlquist Daniel Davis Meg Dcland Mia DenBeste Anne Difflev John Digiovanni Dwight Docken Anthony Dodge Heather Donaldson Joseph Dorion Joshua Downham Kathleen Dugan Jason Dunn Adrienne Dutchcr Linda Edmunds Todd Ek Tatiana Elliot Timothy Elness Blake Erickson Leah Erickson Denise Evert Dean Ewald Shane Farsund Kimberly Felien Janice Filigenzi Cheryl Findley Amy Fishman 104 Ann I ollralh Ruth Foster George Frost Michael Fugle Scott Gulush Amy Garlough Teresa Garrett Nathaniel Gasper Wilbur Gayle Diana Gersdorf Darck Gibson Burl Gilyard Susan Gjerset Timothy Glynn Burton Grady Sharon Graf Norman Graff Kim Green Daniel Gronseth Frick Grotbcck Andre Gruye Christine Guidera Richard Gulbranson Thomas Gulland Charles Gunderson Mark Gunderson Karen (iustafson Corac Haas Roger Hall Julainc Halley Jeffrey Hanson Thomas Haugen Gregory Haupert Ruth Hebcrle David Held! Katherine Ilild 105 Jennifer Jacox Kristine Jagers Jay Jallo Tamika James Stefa me Jodcll Ann Johnson Dean Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jennifer Johnson Phyllis Jones Michael Jorgensen Kevin Juettner Terrence Jungers Dawn Kachn I li abcih Minrichs Stephen Hjort David Holcomb Brent Holden Timothy Holdgrafcr Stephan Hollic Stephanie Hollic Thomas Horning Angela Howard Barton Hughes 106 k Steven Kaiser Georgeanne Keller Suzanne l.au Stephanie Lawhorn Chcryle l.cmkc Brooks Lillchci Catherine l.itkcwitsch Mark l.obbcn Adrian l.udvigson Todd l.und James Lundgren Maria l.upori Nathan l.uthcr Guy Madsen Melanie Majors James Maki Catherine King Ann Kjelsberg Vickie Klans Michael Knacblc KiOHIQUM! Jennifer Korbelik Kimberly Kortz Jeanne Kranlz Tracy l.amuth Dean I.arson Sonya I arson Tanna 1.arson 107 Mark Manthcy Paul Man avrakos Andrcllc Martin Antoinette Masicc Peter Maurclli Amy McCucn Evan McCullough Mary McDonough Tamara McEachern Margaret MeGinty Stephen McGregor Stuart McGuire Molly McNamcr Peter McNiff Anthony Mcirovitz Stacy Middleton Elizabeth Miller Kristin Mitchell Jennifer Montilino David Moore Pamela Moore Susan Moore Matthew Moosbrugger Melinda Morales Danna Morfenski Mark Morton Scan Mosley Miki Mosman Cristopher Mrnak James Muelkcn Kristen Munson Michael Nelson Robert Nelson Anthony Nermyr Adolph Neudeck Nguyen Nhan Diane Nielsen John Nielsen York Norman Dawn Norvcll Douglas Nylcs Kathleen O'Brien Sandra Olbcrding Debra Olesen Amy Olson Anne Olson Eric Olson Marshall Onsrud Dennis Orth Jennifer Osborn Gerald Otteson Darril Otto Carrie Pageant Sarah Parsons Valoa Patterson Thomas Paulson Carolyn Pedersen Amy Pensinger Denise Pcrtcct Kirk Petersen Cynthia Peterson Mischon Phifer Anthony Pile Kerry Pojman Michael Rock hold Daniel Rogers Lawrence Sampson David Sandahl Bob Savicc Michael Sawyer Diana Schmidt Gregory Schmitz Paul Seckamp Eric Scljcskog Joy Pommerenke Mark Posclcy David Puente Scott Radtke l.isa Rcay Lisa Reinhart Todd Rice John Ridler Malcolm Robertson Mary Robinson Charles Sencscall Sheila Sencscall Kenneth Senkyr Leonard Senkyr Patricia Sharp Eric Shervey Edward Simon Cynthia Simondet Christopher Skapyak Brenda Smith no Christine Slone Daniel Stoneburg Darren Stormocn Derek Streissguth Jocelyn Streissguth F.riks Strclnicks Donald Stroud Brenda Sturgeon Sue Sundem Staffan Swanson l isa Smith Terrance Smith Xavier Smith Kirk Solbcrg Nicole St. Dennis Michelle Stolcson Dawn Thaves Hlizabcih Thiel Troy Thomas Daniel Tieman Ann Tisdale Sarah Totall Nicolina Triliegi Thucuc Trinh Scott Soulak Mitchell Soutor Dorothy Spahr John Spriggs Laura Tambornino Melissa Tcrstccg 111 Dcdru Wesley Gregory West William Whang John Wiberg Blake Wik Dell Williams Robert Williams Todd Williams Amy Woldum David Wood Damon Woodson I.aura Wright Ann Yates l isa Yonak 112 VII SPORTS m MEN’S TENNIS Third in Conference Record: 4 win • 7 losses WHS TEAM OPP 0 Brcck 7 4 Henry 3 7 North 0 6 Edison 1 0 Southwest 7 3 Roosevelt 4 1 South 6 CITY PI AYOFFS h Henry 1 1 South 6 2 Roosevelt 5 REGIONS 2 Minnehaha 3 ROW I. R. Olson. T. Comer. C. Molkc. T. Christiansen, M. Gaertner, G. Elfstrum, J Weber ROW 2; P Hcmstrcct. M Bla ci. G. Elfstrum. P. Schwamm. D. Otto, D. Glynn ROW 3: Coach Salzman. I). Lundgren. T. Mattison. M. Kjellsberg. D. Hilden, E. Anderson. J Beattie ROW' I M. El ness. K. Ruble. R. Dahl. B. Koblas. T. Elness. K. Jenne. P. Marble ROW 2: B. Auer. J. Dees. G Madsen. G. Fischer. D. Holcomb. R. Christiansen. D. Dahlin ROW' 3: Coach Salzman. C. Johnson. J. Carron. M. Bcrwald, J. Jallo, T. Carter. J. Carlson 118 The Men's Varsity Tennis team was more successful than the score card would lead you to believe. With a strong showing in the City Conference, the number one doubles team flew through the conference playoffs and into regions. There was never a boring moment throughout the season. MENS VARSITY BASEBALL First in Conference . Second in Regions Record: 14 wins - 6 losses WHS TEAM OPP 8 South 3 8 North 0 23 Henry 2 8 Southwest 4 5 Edison 3 2 Kennedy II 4 Roosevelt 8 12 South 2 6 North 2 ■ Richfield 6 9 Henry 5 9 Southwest 6 10 Edison 6 7 Roosevelt 3 REGIGNo 7 Totino Grucc 6 0 Holy Angeles 5 9 Henry 2 13 Edison 3 2 Holy Angeles 3 ROW I M Robinson. P Bach. D. Gustafson. A. Olive. P. Christman. P Harris ROW 2: Mgr. B. Lobcck, P Nielson. A. Norrgard. K Ario, C Stratton. R. Bauman. Mgr. K. Budge ROW' } Coach F Ario. J. Lacy. P VanValkcnburg. J Sorenson. K. Leaf. I). Erickson 120 ROW I J Theurer. E Olson. S. Swanson. E Roche. S. Tarr. J. Johnson ROW 2: Coach A Svalbv. f Raich. T. Glynn. M Courtcau. S. McGuire. R Garrett. T Brunmicks. E Strclmcks MIN S SOPHOMORE BASEBAtL Record: 8 wins • ft losses WHS TEAM OPP 14 South 3 8 Henry 1 8 Southwest 0 10 Edison 4 4 Roosevelt 12 14 South 3 8 North 9 22 Henry 5 5 Southwest 6 6 Edison 5 2 Roosevelt 12 1 Edina J 13 Henry 4 6 Edison 5 RONV I: P. Man avrakos, I) Puente. M. Nelson. Cj Hnupert. 0. Wood. J. Ridlcr. T Haugen, J Budd ROW 2 W Austin. J Muclkcn, B l.illchci. M l.obbcn. I Konigson. K Jucltncr. O Larson. M. Morton. K Beving The Sophomore Baseball Team baited in a two win opener in a season filled with ups and downs. Playing with enthusiasm all season, they finished their season on a winning streak. They managed to outseore their opponents by 21 runs on the season. A new arrival on the Washburn sports scene was the Junior Varsity baseball team. Lacking challengers, the team had an irregular schedule. Throughout the season, the team provided an ample supply of reserves for the Varsity. The new team was a welcome addition to the spring sports line up. The Varsity Baseball team played impressively this season. They started out strong by winning five out of their first seven games and outscor-ing their opponents by a total of twenty-five points in the process. They finished the season off enthusiastically by defeating six out of seven opponents and advancing to the playoffs. This year’s girls badminton team was reintroduced into Washburn after a two year absence. They surfaced this spring as a young, inexperienced team. They were instructed by Nancy HaininR, an exciting new coach from Regina. Team captains, LcAnne Hrncir and Jenncl Evcslagc led the team to a sound beginning. ROW I L. Brandt. T. Host ad, K. Wagner. S. Martin. I. Nguyen. J. Johnson ROW 2: A. Fox. C. Findley. Capt. J. Evcslagc. Capt. L. Hrncir. A Follrath ROW 3: Coach Haining, S. Ritter. S. McNaughton. C. Jenkins. A. Coskran. A Jodeit WOMEN’S BADMINTON Seventh in Conference Record. 2 wins • 10 losses WHS TEAM OPP 0 South 7 5 Edison 2 1 Roosevelt 6 1 Southwest 6 ? North 5 0 Henry 7 0 South 7 7 Edison 0 2 Roosevelt 5 0 Southwest 7 ■� North 5 1 Henry 6 JV BADMINTON ecord: 6 wins • 6 lossi WHS TEAM OPP 0 South 7 4 Edison 3 4 Roosevelt 3 2 Southwest 5 7 North 0 0 Henry 7 1 South 6 7 Edison 0 3 Roosevelt 2 0 Southwest 7 4 North 0 0 Henry 7 123 MEN'S TRACK C ITY RELAYS Roosevelt Washburn North South Edison Southwest Henry CITY MEET Roosevelt Washburn North South Edison Southwest Henry ROW I I.. Baker. L. Alani , A. Gruye. A. Schulte. H. Finch, R Henderson. J. Spriggs. Y Nguyen ROW 2: G. Ellington, D. Strcissguth. T Snmscl. D. Wright. D. Moore. P. Chan. N. Graff. M Gleason. D. Bclnavis. D. Coleman ROW 3: Coach Jurisch. Coach I) Barnett. R Durham. K. Bach. B Soli. R Gibson. T. Whitcomb. Mgr. R. Williams. Coach l.ohmun ROW -I: T. Day. G. Clayton. T Muse, T. Holdgrafcr. J. Adams. S Mostly. P. Hanson. 1. Bodger. C. Rice. K. Bonner Zipping pasi five out of six other teams in the City Relay. Washburn men’s track team did exceptional. They scored in the top three of every event, except one, and earning a proud second in that meet. The pole vaulting was missed by the Millers this year. Its absence did not hurt their performance in hurdling, running, high jumping, shot put. or discus throwing, as a third place in the City Meet shows. Sent to State were Tony Day and Robert Durham to represent Washburn. rA 'AV.V SS58 WOMEN S SOFTBALl. Fourth in Conference Record 7 wins • 5 losses WHS TEAM OPP 3 Southwest 9 13 Roosevelt 14 26 Henry 27 25 South 10 19 North 4 17 Edison 21 11 Southwest 8 0 Roosevelt 7 24 Henry 18 13 South 8 25 North 5 18 Edison REGIONS 15 2 Fridley 12 ROW' I: £, Clancy. C Simondet, C. Lee. Capt. V. Brookshire. L. Holcomb. Capl M Dahl. C. F.rmisch. A W'oldum. K _ Clausen ROW 2: Coach B. Sell. K.. Davis. L Nicoski. I. Ollcrman. T. Larson. S. Sundem. K. VunEvery. L Anderson. L. Doyle. C Prentice WOMEN'S JV SOFTBALL Second in Conference Record- 10 wins - 2 losses WHS TEAM OPP 29 Southwest J 9 Roosevelt 10 18 Henry 8 16 South 6 28 North 6 18 Edison 6 12 Southwest 0 1 Roosevelt 12 16 Henry- 12 20 South 3 9 North 5 18 Edison 2 126 ROW I: J. Carlson. D Nielsen. L. Dcrflcr. L Lowey. A W'oldum. K Clausen ROW .V Coach N. Thorn. S. Total!, J Roche. T Larson. L Anderson. K. Johnson. B. Lillchci. K Gustafson After a two week delay because of rain, the field at Pearl Park was ready for Washburn softball. The Varsity, a young, well-rounded team, got off to a rocky start but ended with a winning season Comprised mainly of sophomores and juniors, the team showed strength and character throughout the season. The Junior Varsity Softball team, although being a young team, bettered the varsity record by allowing only one loss on the season. WOMEN’S GOLF First in Conference Record: 12 wins - 0 losses WHS TEAM OPP 184 Southwest 219 IS4 Henry 226 184 South 219 129 North 185 205 Edison 215 189 Roosevelt 197 199 Southwest 205 183 Henry 245 150 South 157 185 North 227 192 Edison 265 184 Roosevelt 226 ROW I; Capt. I Fewer, J. Kr.int . C. Clausen. I llinrich ROW 2. Coach M Dills. M. Furlow, J Podus. J Halley. J. Petersen Women's Golf led the city to a well earned conference and city meet title. Persons placing in regions were Julie Peterson (8th), Lori Fewer (14th), Julainc Halley (17th). and Jeanne Krantz (25th). Coach Dills and the Washburn Millers had a very successful season. MEN’S GOLF First in Conference Record. 12 wins - I loss WHS TEAM OPP 229 Southwest 23X 229 Henry 274 174 South 193 216 North 296 167 Edison 176 221 Roosevelt 225 231 Southwest 232 228 Henrs 239 175 South 187 175 North 185 169 Edison 206 221 Roosevelt 229 TWIN CITY Mi ll WOMEN'S I RACK City Relays North 109 W .ishburn 86 South 80 Southwest 53 Roosevelt 42 1 dison 26 1 lenry 5 City Meet J North 152 Washburn 95 South 75 Southwest 50 Roosevelt 49 Idison 34 1lenry 9 The Women's Track team of ’83 was a hard, hard working team. Practices on Grand Mill and lake runs were a common part of daily workouts. Good advice from Coach Gagstcttcr was always with them. The team always put out a good effort. Togetherness and new talent were big assets to the team. The team was well represented in State competition by Sue Gjerset. Norma Jacox. Lea Pinker. Kelly Bardwcll. and Deidre Clark. K | V Covert, k. Zenisek. J l umbar. I.. Schneider. B Kaglicn. N. Shoopc. I Adams. J Harren. C Bell. M West. I). Clark. I) Kellogg BOW 2: t Weber. . Palmer. N fotall. 1 Pawns. .1 Montilim . E. Part. K Pojman. Bryden. K. Artderaon, P Bodger. K Difllcy ROW t K Greene. B Cormlcy. W Patterson. I Simon. C. Carter. N Jacox. Rydgard. T Jordan. J Gusiafxotj. J Pojm,m. A. Spriggs. S Adam ROW 4 t .Mch t (i.igvicticr Coach V Miller, t Grotbeek, K Su.mdlund. I Hardsell. S Triliegi. A I udvigson. S Gjcrscl. h VanV.ilKenbcrg. I Johnson. t. Rinkcr. Coach I). Hahn WOMEN'S TENNIS First in Conference Record K wins - 2 losses WHS TEAM 3 Park Center 2 Brcck 4 Columbia Heights 4 Richfield Edison 6 Henry 7 South 7 North 6 Roosevelt 5 Southwest TWIN CITY MEET 0 Hill Murray REGIONS WHS TEAM 4 Holy Angels 5 Fridley 2 Benildc-St Margaret ROW I, (i Iverson. A I ishnun. S. Adams. I) Alcvi os. I) F.vcrct. I Holcomb. II Jonc ROW 2. k Prince, ( apt I) Skurupijs. .1 F.volugc. A Schirmer, I Ochncr. M I arkin. M. Majors ROW 3: Couch. R Pctrich. S Bergerson. S Singleton. Capt M King S Bergerson. I VanV.ilkcnburg. Coach M Rock Concentration, endurance, and ability made the girls tennis team this year successful during their season. Winning with ease every conference meet, they won the conference title. At the Twin City Meet, a challenging opponent prevented our girls from capturing the Twin City Title. Regions was a lough battle. Although the Millers hit hard, they were defeated in the third round by Benildc-St. Margaret’s. Senior Daina Skurupijs. earned a proud first place in Regions for individual competition. I rom there. Daina went on to the State Meet, which was played in St. Paul at Como Park Tennis Club. At Stale, she performed admirably, but was beaten in the quarter finals. ■.vNj-v MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY Second in Conference CITY MEET North 191 Washburn 97 Henry m Southwest 67 South 53 Roosevelt 41 ROW l: J. S mconidcv D. Wright. A. Schulte. A Gruyc. D. Strcivsgulh. tit. Nhan ROW : . Mill. C Rice. Capt. B. Krant . K Bach. R. Johnson. D. Moore. J. Downturn ROW .V ( o.ich G. I.ohmun. Copt. J. Burns. D Tourtclottc, J. Jallo. Coach G. Wald Scoring well as a group, the Men's Crosscountry team, placed admira-. bly in the Armstrong, Metro. Lakeville, Burnsville. Elk River, and Roscmount Invitationals. As individuals in the City Meet, Nguyen Nhan, Derek Streissguth. Andy Gruyc, and Bcrnie Krantz, ran hard for places of sixth, eighteenth. twenty-third, and twenty-fourth respectively. MI:M'S JV SOCCER First in Conference Record ft wins I lie HS TEAM OPP 1 South 0 4 Roosevelt 2 1 Edison 0 .1 North 1 2 Southwest 1 4 South 0 7 Roosevelt 1 1 Southwest 1 ROW I: A Lindaax. P. Rudrud. J Ridlcr. T. Gulland. P. Maurclli. J. Dees ROW 2: P. Moormann, P Voss, D. Holcomb. J. Springg.s. T. Glynn, ROW 3: Coach I). Courleau. J Carron. G Little, M Fugle. T Bodger. .1 Stcnsl.md ROW I: R Faison. R Dahl. B. Cowan. J. Skala. I Alani . R Beck. B Mien. B. Hollister ROW' 2: P Marble. M Raich. M Batles. I) Gulland. . Araghi. J Miller. G. Flfstrum J Lowey ROW 3 Coach B. Allard, VI. Chartrand. G. Fischer. M. Lewis. M. Thurner, J. Ditzlcr. I) Gulland. A. Aduss. C. Johnson 135 MEN S VARSITY SOCCER First in Conference Second in Regions Record; 14 wins - 5 losses - I lie TEAM OPP Cretin 1 (Forfeit) Rosemount 1 (Forfeit) South 0 Roosevelt 1 (Forfeit) Hopkins 1 Edison 0 North 0 Minnehaha Academy 0 Henry 0 Southwest 0 South tt Roosevelt 0 Edison 0 Wnyzata 1 North 1 Henry 0 Southwest 0 SECTION 6 North 0 South 0 Southwest I WHS 0 0 4 0 2 10 9 2 II 0 1 5 0 7 2 I In a vastly improved conference, the varsity soccer team proved it was the most skilled team in Minneapolis. From the confident goal tending of Greg Elfstrum. right up to the cat-like moves of forward Paul Lincoln, the team had individual talents that, when combined, provided ample potential for a championship team. With 75 percent of the defensive unit returning from last year, the team kept an amazingly low goal-against average of .35 goals per game. After winning the City Title, the team was upset in the finals of the Section 6 tournament by Southwest. At the close of the season, many Washburn players were awarded All-State and All-Conference honors. ROW l: G. . Elfslrum. t). Bclnavis. C. Anderson. C Torrey. S. Swanson. R Garret. P. Sutton, B. Savicc ROW 2: T. Mattison. S. Laska. T Carter. C Sorenson. N. l.undccn. F. Olson, Capi M Blazci. D. Otto ROW 3: Coach F. Ario. P. Lincoln. Capt k. Ario. I Christman. R. Palbicki. T. Holdgrafcr. S. Coffman. G. Elfstrum The Millers started the season with morning captains practices at Pearl Park. During these practices the players work worked on skills and started running to prepare themselves for tryouts. The season started with victories over the City teams which had only played the year before. It was because of this that the Millers looked to the sophomore men’s team and the suburbs for compe-tion. The team flew through Region play allowing no goals and scoring thirty-eight themselves. They then looked toward State. The team to beat was Jefferson, the returning State Champions and again rated number one. It was a good game with both teams scoring in regulation time. The Millers shut down Jefferson in the penalty kicks. They went on to play Irondalc in the State finals. It was at this game that they realized that Jefferson wasn’t the only though team in the State. They placed second in the State Tournament. The Junior Varsity team had a tough time finding teams to play. In the City Conference there were only two JV teams. To find games the JV team had to look to the suburbs. Since the City Conference wasn’t very strong, the JV team played much of the Varsity schedule, doing qui’c weii. WOMEN'S VARSII Y SOCCER f irst in Conference First in Regions Second in State Record: 20 wine - 2 losses - I tic TEAM WIIS H South 01 1 Roosevelt J Edison ' St l.ouis Park n North 0 Rurnsville h Henry 11 Southwest 10 South 2 Irondalc 5 Roosevelt 1 Kennedy Edison 4 Wayzata x North 3 Henry 0 Mounds View 5 Southwest REGIONS ?0 North 11 South 7 Southwest ST ATI 2 Apple Valley 3 Jefferson 0 Irondalc ROW I M MeNamcr. S. Graf, Capt. I Anderson. Capl. M Dahl. Capt. I Doyle. D Ran ingcr. J Krant ROW 2- A Tisdale. L l.owcy, C. Kamminga. M MeGinty. N. St Dennis. C. Bell. T. Bowers. V Vanvo ROW' 3: Coach I Ritter. 1.. Erickson. J. Coffman. N Tnliegi. S Gjerset. S. Totall. I- Reay. V Brookshire 139 140 WOMEN'S JV SOCCF.K First in Conference Record .1 wins • 3 losses -I tic TRAM WHS 2 Roosevelt 0 I Burnsville 2 3 Richfield 0 3 Henry 0 I Roosevelt I 0 Way ntn I 0 Mounds View_____2 ROW I: C. Klocppcr. M. Schweitzer. H. Olson. A Fos. I Sovcll. T Hostad ROW 2: R. Elkins. J Hostad. L Felieetta. D. Anfinson. S. McNaughton. C Simondet. T Cole. D Close WOMEN'S ( ROSS COUNTRY I uurth in Conference CITY MEET Henry 133 North 158 Roosevelt 104 ashburn 67 Southwest 63 South 28 ROW I A Sbertoli, J Gustafson. C Br dcn. S Parson . I. immcrnun ROW 2 Coach G Wald. P Huempfner. A KjeUberg. Capt K Strundlund. Capt T Park. K Routl. Coach G. I.ohinan The talented Women's Cross Country team had to adjust to the presence of a new coach and the loss of some key team members. Inspite of these barriers, ’.he team showed unity as they ran to a successful season. The team practiced hard at King Park, Pearl Park, and around Lake Harriet. WOMEN'S SWIMMING Second in Conference Third in Regions Record: 6 wins - 4 losses WHS TEAM OPP 109 Roosevelt 53 57 Norih 21 47 Henry 32 97 Bloomington Kennedy 75 78 South 93 III Edison 60 46 Brcck 34 100 Fridley 71 66 Blake 104 79 Southwest 92 REGIONS Si. Anthony 266 Blake 222 Washburn 1-7 CITY MEET Southwest 282.5 Washburn 281 South 169 Henry 166 Edison 144 5 Roosevelt 41 North 40 ROW' I: S. Bartko, M Mulloy. M. McIntyre. N Henry. Capi J. Raugust. Capl. K O'Brien. K. Say. ROW 2: Coach B Johnson. Coach T Humboldt. T Owens. A. Junlillu. M. Gruve. K. Holt. Coach J. Morrill. J. Halley. ROW 3: Capt K Munson. A. Blesi. S Ritter. C Owen. C Morrill. S. Lewis. I Puente Everyday, traveling to Southwest, our Washburn girls dedicated their time to practice and improving their swimming and diving techniques. The Millers started the season with a splash by beating their first five opponents handily. Representing Washburn in State was Captain Jane Raugust who claimed 21st in the 200 yard individual medley. Captain Kris Munson, in her second year in State, took 15th in the 500 yard freestyle with a time of 5:36. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Second in Conference Record 16 wtau . 7 loMet WHS TEAM OPP IVd Kenned) 18-11 10-7 Coopn 18-18 1810 K(an 4-14 IK-ll-ld S« Pint Johnson 14-18-17 18-18 Edt-on 0-7 SPRIMi 1 AM PARK TOURNAMENT 6-0-11 Si Paul Cninl I8-I7-IK d-18-18 Como Park I 10 IJ IK 10 Spun 1 ak'e Pirk 14-17 IK- IK Soalfcacvt n-ii 1818 Kocncxh 8-8 IK-IK North Ml IX-IK RurmvOlc 6-11 EDE N PR AIR II TOURNAMENT in v is Bcmldc-Si Maijirclv 17-18-14 Id 18 Elk River |7.|: IK 1 Eden Prairie 15-1 18 18 Hulfjln IT-7 IK-18 SovilE 6-d 16-18-18 Suvlkncvt 16-u-y Is 1' 4 Rixncvcll M -l� 8-III Nh'reo-tu u is REC.IONS IV-IX MinnehiKa Academy 176 IK-18-11 Onto k-18-18 17-11 Ten mo Oner 10-1(1 HOW I: Asm. Coach B Morris. Cnpt. K Davis. Coach J. Dockcndorf ROW' 2: K Green. M. West. K. Clausen. B Lillchci. S. Sundem. D Davis. L Mrncir, C. Pclcrson, J Burns IS VOI.I I VHALI Sulk m 'eafertMt Resold 4 aim • 1 lovvcv Wlis TEAM OPP 00 Kenordv 18-18 .'-4 Cooper 18-18 IK 18 Henry 10 13 ;.k St Paul Johnson IK-ls ISIS Edison k.'� 18-18 SvwDincti I l-'r 18-12-7 Roovevrli IJ-18 l� 16 18-8 North IK-6-ln lll-V-6 Rurnwille ll-IK-18 13-7 Swlk 14-18 13-18-18 S«illh� cvi 18-13 is VI4 RomrveN l� -IK 6-0 WxvMr 18 18 144 ROW I: I Ihurncr. C Wagner. I Brandi. C Peterson. VI Creel man. I akrzcwxki ROW 2: Coach B. Morris. A llcldc. II. Johnson. T. Hubbard. S. Alvarez. Capt. I Adams The volleyball team recovered from early losses to make a comeback of nine straight wins and their first non conference win against a strong and state rated St. Paul Johnson team. After hard practices consisting of sprinting, spiking, passing, setting, and serving the team was ready to face thcii first opponent in Region play. They handled their first assignment well and went on to play three lough against Osseo. but when the last play had been made it was Ossco who prevailed. In a battle for third place, thi Millers, after a gallant battle, lost to Tolino Grace. The JV team also had a fairly good season considering that the team was made up of young players who never participated in the sport before. With much coaching and hard work, the team started out well but towards the later part of the season. VARSITY F OOTBALL Fourth in Conference Record: 3 wins • 5 losses FIS TEAM OPP 0 Park Cottage Grove 7 30 South 0 14 Edison 20 34 Roosevelt 12 0 Southwest 15 25 Albert l a 6 0 North 12 6 Henry 33 ROW |: C. Mrnak. D. Coleman. T. Haugen. Capt. C. Puckett. C. Chapin. S. Tarr. D. Dockcn. P. Manzavrakos. P. Bach. G. Ellington. D. Johnson. R. Robertson ROW 2: Mgr. M. Nyc. Capt. R. Bauman. Capt. E Bjclland. P. McNilT, J. Dahl. L. Dahlquist. E. Strclnicks. D. Williams. M. Gleason. E. Roche. W. Zobcl, Mgr. R. I.obcck ROW 3: Head Coach G. Wcmcicr. Coach J. Eilcr. R. Day. E. Solomon. M. Palbicki. D. Phillips. B. Johnson. T. Konigson, M. Lobben. G. Haupert. Coach R. Hodge. Coach J. Straiten ROW 4: A. Norrgard. J. Harrison. A. Youngdahl. K. Straw man. D. Stroud. J. Abraham. P. Graves. B. l.illchci. K. Bonner. Capt. D. Coleman. T. Whitcomb. E. Ollcrman. L. Farthing The Millers pounded the grid iron from the hot captain practices of August to the cold close of the season in late October. The Washburn football team’s hopes were high this season. Those hopes were crippled however, because of injuries sustained by the team. The 83-84 Miller team showed character and depth by bouncing back time after time.. The Sophomore Football team endured a tough season. They played with enthusiasm and spirit. Even though, they were the underdogs they worked hard and played their best. JV FOOTBALL Third in Conference Record: I win - 3 Losses TEAM WHS OPP 28 North 6 0 Edison 18 12 Roosevelt 14 14 Southwest 15 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Seventh in Conference Record: 0 wins • 5 losses TEAM WHS OPP 14 North 22 20 Edison 22 12 Roosevelt 32 6 Southwest 24 6 Henry 14 147 ROW I: K. Carter. P. Hansen. A. Jewell. H. Henderson. G. Rudolph. L. Stormocn. R. Olson. ROW' 2: T. I lowers. R. Farsund. J. Dolinar. M Froemming. D. Spic vnski. J. I.ovslucn ROW 3: Coach R. Stallings. R. Pollard. A. Richardson. R. Vincent. J. Brown. T. Spratl. Coach B. Turnbaugh VARSITY MEN S BASKETBAI I Fifth In Conference Fourth In Region Record: 9 Wins • 14 I osse.s WHS OPP 38 Edina 41 60 Edison ?2 35 Southwest 55 59 Roosevelt 57 37 Anoka 49 46 Osseo 39 62 Elk River 74 58 Henry 71 52 Apple Valley 49 74 Howard Lakc Wavcrly 52 43 South 72 61 Totino Grace 52 39 North 85 69 Edison 38 41 Southwest 64 57 Roosevelt 72 52 South 58 51 St Louis Park 40 55 North 67 REGIONS 63 Totino Grace 56 72 South 68 38 Fridley 37 Ol 44 Southwest •2 ROW I: B. Brunner, W. Rohlfs. R Nelson, E. Ollcrman. R. Bauman. M. Nelson, Capt F. Clark ROW 2: Coach I Boone, I). Coleman. T Konigson, R. Cook. M. Palbicki. M. Lobben. Coach C. Boone MEN'S SOPHOMORE BASKETBAII Seventh in Conference Record 3 wins - 14 lasses WHS 36 Edina 42 Edison 41 Southwest 63 Roosevelt 37 Henry 35 Apple Valley 37 Howard Lake-W avcrly 86 South 42 Totino Grace 40 North 61 Edison 55 Southwest 57 Roosevelt 72 Henry 48 North ROW I: B. Hill. B. Brunner. K. Robinson. J. Brown, J. Lovstuen. A Dean. T. Flowers ROW 2: Coach C. Boone. K Wells. J. Stchsland, R. Palbicki. B Johnson. M Bcrwald. J. Dolinar 149 The Mens basketball team started the season with two to three hour practices each night after school. The team worked hard to prove how good they really were. Although the Millers had a slow start, they never gave in to their opponents. Drawing the number ten seed going into Region play, the Millers brought their fans to their feet in their first game with an upset over seventh seeded Totino Grace. Moving into game two against number two seed South at South, the team easily played their best game of the season Outrebounding and out hustling a South team that had previously beaten them twice, the Millers moved to the semi-finals. In a controllcd-typc basketball game, leading until the final minute of play, the Miller dream ended with a loss to a good Fridley team. The next night they finished fourth to arch rival Southwest. The sophomore basketball team, under new coach Calvin Boone, spent a year of frustration by coming short with a bad bounce here and there in nearly every game. Playing all the players in most of the games is sure to give these young men the experience needed to be a contributing factor in the coming years. VARSITY WRESTLING Seventh in Conference Record: 6 wins - 9 losses WHS OPP. 46 South St. Paul 9 25 Richfield 39 15 Roosevelt 40 13 South 42 32 North 31 28 Totino Grace 25 23 Southwest 36 13 Edison 36 28 Brooklyn Center 33 33 Edina 30 26 Henry 38 47 Hopkins 22 23 Chisago Lake 40 39 St. Anthony 23 12 North Branch 53 Although the overall record of the 1984 wrestling team was not overwhelmingly impressive, there were some strong individual performances from the light and middle weight classes. Some of the best individual records came from Steve Simondet, Pat McNiff, Pete, McNiff, and Dean Lyons with the fastest pin coming from Kyle Kaszynsiki in 18 seconds. Placing third in Regions was Pete McNiff in the 155 pound weight class. Steve Simondet placed second in the 105 pound weight class and represented Washburn in the State Individual Wrestling Tournmcnt. JV WRESTLING Seventh in Conference Record: 5 Wins - 7 Losses WHS OPP 29 South St. Paul 33 12 Richfield 43 23 Roosevelt 38 26 South 37 14 North 53 33 Totino Grace 24 34 Southwest 30 27 Edison 33 18 Brooklyn Center 13 40 Edina 18 27 Henry 33 35 Hopkins 12 ROW I: M. Sampson. M. McNamer, S. Lafayette. D. Dahlin. R. Williams. J. Dingley. S. Simondet. M. McNamer ROW 2: P. McNiff. D. Spicz.ynski. K. Wells. C. Skapyak, Capt. P. McNiff. A. Richardson. E. Grotbcck. P. Schweitzer ROW 3: Coach R. McNamer. Coach R. Stallings. Capt. K. Kaszynski. P. Weisncr. R. Bartko. P. Bach. N. Graff. M. Carlson 152 Ml: VS CROSS cm NTRY SKI INC First in Conference Record: I I 'vins - 2 lenses WHS Ol'P 3 Edison 24 18 Burnsville 40 25 Eden Prairie 53 52 South 44 45 Southwest 37 47 Brcck 22 47 Mtnneluh.i Acadeni) 8 4 North 0 42 Roosevelt 18 41 Richfield 14 .14 llcnr 7 60 Blake 54 54 Southwest ss First Place in Section Meet Eighth Place in State Meet ROW 3: T Burkh.udl, D. Wright. J. Downturn, W Durham ROW 4: Coach G. Wald. D Moore. R. Johnson. J. Jallo. N. Johnson 154 The pereniial power of the Men’s Cross Country Ski team again tracked all their conference opponents for the sixth year in a row. The skiers logged k's” at Highland Park Reserve, Wirth Park, and Murphy Hanrehan Park. Their tremendous depth was demonstrated when they captured first, second. and fourth places in the men’s relay. Then again when they not only won regions overall as a team, but took second, fourth, and fifth places individually in the Region V meet. ROW I: J Krant . S. Almquist. S. Parsons. M Deland. J Johnson. Capt. K Gustafson, (‘apt A. KjcUbcrg. Capt. I- Park ROW 2: M. Vollmar. J. Strcissguth. T. Cole. A. Coskrun. VI. Morales ROW 3: D. Kellogg. T. Hostad. V Shoop, M. Allison. C. Hauer. K. Prince WOME VS CROSS COl TR SKIING first in Conference Record: 11 wins I lass I'irsl Place in Section V Meet Eighth Place in State Me ROW 4: J Gustafson. A. Iloagbcrg. C. Bryden, J. Erickson. N. Canterbury ROW 5: Coach G. Wald. N Totall. A. Ludvigson. T. Garrett. K Wegman The 1984 Women’s Cross Country Ski team received a break from running hills, dry land training, and 50 minute runs thanks to an ly snow. The women showed their youthful strength and talent by defeating all their conference opponents. The team had only two seniors but still maintained depth with strong performances from some newcomers as well as second and third year racers. WHS 42 f di� on OPP IX 41 Burnsville 37 32 Eden Prairie 4ft South 42 3X Southwest l- ft 5 Breck 21 r.5 Minnehaha cadcms 22 32 Roosevelt 33 Richfield 20 Henry 3.5 53 Bbkc 25 156 VARSITY hockey Third in Conference Record: 6 wins - 14 losses - I tie Wayzata OPP 6 Blaine 6 Kennedy 4 Ossco 4 Minnehaha Academy 4 Richfield 9 St. Paul Academy 5 Roosevelt 4 Edison 1 Henry 2 South ? Southwest 5 Roosevelt 4 Southwest 9 Armstrong 9 Edison 3 Henry 7 Southwest 4 Roosevelt 2 REGION Breck 7 I e o The 1984 hockey team took on a tough non-conference schedule, adjusted to yet another coach, and with losses to key players experienced a season that did not live up to their expectations when the season began. Finishing third in conference play, they entered the Section play with renewed confidence. Opening up with a tough Breck team (19-2), victimizing themselves with key penalties, their season came to an all too quick ending. ROW I: D Otto. B Cowan. B Johnson. T. Haugen. D. Holcomb. J. Kasperck. C. Torrey. J. Lincoln. G. FJfslnitn ROW 2: A. Norrgard. R., Garret. K. Strawmnn. K. Jucttncr. Capt. J. Christmas. J. Burns. T. Ncrmyr. C. Stratton, C pt. K. AriO, P. CooltM ROW 3: Coach M. Doyle. T. Antonson. M. Blazei. T. Dewey. D. Gustafson. A. Lindaas. G. Haupcrt. P. Sutton. Mgr. S. Nickelson. Coach B Eficbon 159 JV HOCKEY First in Conference Record: 14 wins - 4 losses - 3 tics WHS 2 Wayzata OPP 2 1 Blaine 1 4 Eden Prairie 1 0 Kennedy 4 2 Richfield 2 6 St. Paul Academy 0 16 North 1 2 Eden Prairie 0 18 Edison 2 8 Henry 0 5 South 0 1 Southwest 3 5 Roosevelt 3 II North 1 2 Armstrong 6 11 Edison 1 8 Henry I 10 South 0 8 Southwest 3 4 Roosevelt 1 TWIN CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Hill Murray 4 160 ROW 1: T. Antonson. K. Scnkyr. J Ditzlcr. P. Sutton. J. Budd, J. Johnson. D. Otto ROW 2: Coach R. Hrickson. R. Garrett. T. Bruininks. J Burns. B. Erickson. L. Scnkyr. M. Sawyer. Mgr. S. Nickclson ROW I: K. Davis. V. Brookshire. Capt. K. Bardwcll. Capt. M. Dahl. J. Johnson. M. Parsons ROW 2: Coach J. Dockcndorf. Mgr. B. l.illchci, S. Totall, D. Davis. S. Sundem. S. Gjersel. N. Triliegi. Mgr. J. Burns. Coach J. Salzman VARSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL First in Conference First in Region Fourth in State Record: wins • losses WHS 50 North OPP 43 56 St. Paul Johnson 38 42 Edison 13 54 Edina 51 59 Southwest 44 54 Roosevelt 28 49 HILL-MURRAY TOURNAMENT Edina 51 49 Spring Lake Park 47 38 North St. Paul 40 92 Henry 36 55 Armstrong 63 55 Hopkins 54 46 South 30 45 Burnsville 62 48 North 46 69 Edison 22 52 Southwest 31 62 Roosevelt 47 75 Henry 44 52 South 37 56 TWIN CITY Derham Hall 64 64 REGIONS Holy Angels 35 71 Ossco 45 71 Regina 33 68 STATE Duluth Central 62 48 Little Falls 59 55 Edina 78 JV BASKETBALL First in Conference Record: 13 wins • 5 losses WHS OPP 39 North 14 40 St. Paul Johnson 35 50 Edison 13 33 Edina 49 44 Southwest 34 40 Roosevelt 37 31 Henry 23 23 Armstrong 60 30 Hopkins 33 46 South 35 22 Burnsville 63 32 North 24 59 Edison 13 48 Southwest 32 53 Roosevelt 42 28 Henry 25 47 South TWIN CITY 49 41 Hill-Murray 30 ROW i Capt-S. Henderson. L. Woodson. Capt. C.Clancy. Capt. L. Lowey.Capt.C. Bennett, A. Reynolds. K. Bardwcll. Capt. K. Anderson ROW 2’ Coach J. SaDman. Mgr B. l.illchci. Capt. U. Arlandson. J. McNicoll. V. Patterson. K. Ilovland. L. Stobb. J. Doheny, Mgr. J- Burns. Coach J. Dockcndorf 161 The Washburn Millers had a new look. They were a short team and were young. This showed when the Millers took on conference rival North. It was their first conference loss and their last. After each game, the Millers showed improvement. They reached their peak in Regions where they captured the title for the fourth year in a row. The Millers also returned to play the Twin City game. Although they played well they came up eight points short. The team didn’t have much time to reflect on this because they were on their way to State. This was their fourth time there in four years. Unlike other years, they won their first game. They were 13 points down with two minutes in the game. They tied it and won in overtime. The Millers ended the year in fourth place, losing to a strong Edina team. The JV team did well this year. They had little trouble winning the City Title this year. This gave them a chance at the Twin City Title which the Millers had worked all season for. The Millers played a tough Hill-Murray team for the championship. Trailing much of the first half, they came back to win by a good margin. This ended a very good year for the Millers. 3 r i q WHS 72 95 56 97 IIS 58 22 92 MI N'S SWIMMING I irsi mi Conference Seventh in Region Record: 7 win • I loss North Highland Park Roosevelt Southwest l-.dison South Edina TWIN C ITY Mi l I St Thomas ROW 1: M. Farr. M Anderson. I.. Alaniz. J. Miller. Capt. E. Shervey. D. Eycsionc, B. Granquist ROW 2: Coach B. Turnbaugh, Asst. Coach R. Rodge. M. Smith. B. Engncll. L. Sampson. Capt. S. Weekes. B. Hipps. G Sampson ROW 3: D. Goodge. A. Kennedy. B Lillchct. J. Muclkcn. Capt. E. Engnell. C. Johnson. N. Klick This year’s men’s swimming team clearly unleashed the best Washburn team ever. Their seven win onc loss record is proof of their superb team. Because of an eight year losing streak to Southwest, beating them was a long-awaited satisfying victory. Success followed them through city, winning first place, and again through Twin City where they beat St. Thomas by a substantial margin. No Minneapolis team had won the Twin City Championship since 1963. Eric Engncll, an individual who made it to State, placed a respectable eighth in swimming competition. WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS First in Conference First In JV City First in Regions Sutc Score 134.35 t Fifth Place) Record 13 wins - 0 losses WHS OPP 12ft Apple Valley I IK I IK K Armstrong Il7.ft 126.95 North 14.75 131 Roosevelt 110.5 136.15 Edison 100 9 127.9 Southwest 106 4 122 05 South K9 65 123.7 Henry 62 5 126 9 Roosevelt I OK I 126.7 Edison 99 7 126.2 Southwest 109.3 119 9 South 109 4 124.1 Henry 5X.6 TWIN CITY MFI T 139.5 Derhum Hall I2X 25 ROW |; S. Stearns. Capt D. Alcvizos. K. Felien. A. Yates. Capt. L. Erickson. J Allyn ROW 2: S. Allen. Coach D. Jenson. Coach B. Johnson. B Hansen ROW 3: L. Howard. P. Moore. K. Wagner. J. Hoiosen Starting out a superb season the Washburn women’s gymnastics team dominated every conference meet they competed in. The team did not claim a loss in any non-confercnce meet either. The Millers got started with Captain’s practice that was held from Nov. 14 to Nov. 25 everyday after school. These workouts prepared the ambitious gymnasts for their victorious season. The hard work paid off. The Millers leaped over Park Center in Regions to win and go on to State. This feat had never been accomplished by a Minneapolis City team before. At State they proved to be the fifth best Minnesota team. Individuals competing in State were Deanna Alcvizos. Jennifer Allyn. and Leah Erickson On behalf of the Washburn community, the WAHIAN Staff of 1984 would like to congratulate all athletes who participated on the various teams at Washburn. Out of twenty-four varsity sports, Washburn teams won eleven conference championships. More amazing still, the Men's Cross Country Skiing captured the conference for the sixth consecutive year. Girl's Gymnastics became the first Minneapolis team to win the Region 5AA meet and advance to the State Tournament. For the fourth consecutive year, the Women’s Basketball team returned to the State Tournament. This feat has only been accomplished once before in tournament history. WAHIAN Staff '84 169 . LUHft VIII. SENIORS Kevin Ario Cynthia Anderson L.etitia Andrews Sbarlcne Arbucklc Ronald Austin Keith Bach Elizabeth Anderson Steven Anderson Deann Anfinson l.isa Adams Deanna Alcvizos Danu Badcnhoff Elizabeth Bardwell Rodd Bartko Darren Belnavjs Susan Becker Stephanie Bergerson Pcicr Bohmbach Kevin Bonner Nancy Bowman Karin Bergstrom Sharon Berry Julie Bion Eric Bjelland Matthew Blazci Thomas Bodger David Brissc 17 Colleen Brocckel Dana Brown Gregory Brown Kimberly Brown Richard Brown Catherine Bryden Elizabeth Buck Jason Cameron Gregory Carlson James Carlson Joseph Carlson Michael Carpentier Timothy Carter Jeffrey Cashdollar Jennifer Cerny Jack Christman Patrick Chan Kimberley Cimbura Melanie Burak Jonathan Burkhardt Deidre Clark Frank Clark Connie Conrad Deborah Close Daniel Coleman Clavton Regina Clark 176 Paul Cookos Michael Courtcau Nicole Covert Sheila Cracraft Kimberly Crisler Michele Dahl Daniel Daly Lynn Dankowski Mark David Roger Day Jonathan Dean Trevor Dewey Thomas Dibble Lolita Doty Jennifer Eian Gregory Elfstrum Kristin Erdall Lesley Ellingson Carlin Ermisch Angela Eskridge Joel Exlinc Gary Ellington Tuesday Emmons HUingcn Lance Farthing Janet Felt Ted Fischer Margaret Flanigan Thomas Fletcher Mark Gaertncr Carson George Wendy George Saba Getachcw Michael Gleason Daniel Goodge Michelle Ford Aanc Fosse lary Furlow Kimberly Franklin Kimberly Gamer Kevin Fransen Richard Garrett Kathleen Foley p uraves Mark Hanson Chantcl Grot beck David Gustafson Jackie Harley Mitchell Hales rris Harper Cynthia Harris James Harrison Hartley Robert Heller Richard Heyne Fclisha Holden LcAnn Hrncir Maria Hogan Linda Holcomb Ronald Hcync Jane Horning Theresa Hostad Heidi Hovland Laurie Hovland Andrew Hill Jennifer Hill Paula Huempfner Jon Jacobs Norma Jacox Valeric Johns Bradley Johnson Dasha Jex Debra Johnson Carrie Johnson Cynthia Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Lisa Johnson Randall Johnson Naomi Johnson Tracy Jordan Debra Jones Margaret King Renee Kjelland Douglas Kncisl Kristine Knotek Tracy Konigson Catherine Kos Bernard Krantz m John Lincoln Paul Lincoln Arnold Lindaas Gregory Little Barry Long Christopher Laxdai Thomas Leighton Joseph Lex Steven Laska Elizabeth Lee Vikki Lewis tel Li cuter Suzanne La France Steven Larsen Eric Larson Mark Lukcns Nathan Lundcen David Lundgren Kenton Maguire Heidi Majors Jennifer Marcy Katherine Martin Theodore Matlison Janies McCarthy Terrance McEachcrn Kathy McHugh Anthony McKay Michael McKinney Susan McNaughton Patrick Me Niff Paul Moormann Merritt Mortensen James Muehlberg Michael Murray Andrew Norrgard Michael Nyc Kathryn O'Grady Rebecca O’Neal Laurie Oglesby Jennifer Oliphant Eric Oiler man Scon Parsons Julia Petersen Cheryl Prentice Kristine Prince Michele Olson Donald Owen Michael Palbicki Emily Park Timothy Podas Michael Patnode Wendy Patterson Ann Paulson Jill Peterson Catherine Price Lynn Prosser Patrick Rcwcrts Chadwick Rice Robert Richardson Eugeifc Rauch race inson Natalie Ready Iward Roche Frederick Raich Douglas Rooney Karen Routt James Samuclson Mary Saugestad Debra Ranzingcr Anne Shannon Shcralyn Sellers Ann Sheet Tamara Scott Cheryl Seed Kristin Shields Ernest Shriver Joshua Siegel Lisa Simpson Daina Skurupijs Susan Sawyer Jennifer Mark Spitzcr Laurie ristian Carla Steffenson l-'llcn Smart Stephanie Smith Monique Smith Lori Lisa Sobotta Kristin Strandlund Christopher Stratton Kevin Strawman Heidi Sti Christopher Strublc Sarah Stumme Mark Stobb Paul Sutton Stanley Tarr Jennifer Tate James Theurer 193 Jennifer Thompson Pamela Wecht Sean Wcckcs Melody West Rachelle Villneauve Heidi Voels David Tourtclotte Vicki Vanyo Jeremy Vecoli Amy Vollmar Daniel Totall Charles Torrey 194 Tony Whitcomb Jennifer Widmark Kristen Zenisek William Zobel Sally Wold Annalee Wolf 195 Senior Class Officers At the beginning of the year every senior homeroom elected a representative that they felt would convey their feelings and opinions to the Senior Board. The board meets every Monday after school with Advisor Mr. Johnson to make decisions and plan activities that will effect the senior class. Senior Board’s work was most noteworthy in the coordination of the Happenings book sales. Senior announcements, measuring for caps and gowns, and planning graduation. Senior Board See. M Schweitzer. Pres. K. Ario. Treas. M. Furiow, V Pro. B ((art Icy 196 ROW 1: K. Strandlund. A. Fox, K Bergstrom. S. Cracrafl ROW 2: C. Bell, A. Paulson, B. Hartley. F. Raich, T. Bodger, S. Me Naught on. D Wright ROW 3: M King. VI. Furiow. H. Park. T Mattison Advisor C. Johnson A Jack Christman Robin Elkins Ann Fox David Gustafson Jane Horning i Dasha Jex Caitlynd Kamminga Donald Owen Top Honors These eighteen seniors have maintained an excellent grade point average of 3.75 or above during their four years at Washburn. The talent of these model students arc not limited to academics. They also participated in many extra-curricular activities. 197 Julia Petersen Jill Peterson Kristine Prince Laurie Sovell David Wright Senior Awards Washburn Service David Wright Elizabeth Johnson Sons Of The American Revolution Daughters Of The American Revolution Athena Miller Of The Year Michelle Dahl Kevin Ario First National Bank Donald Owen Emily Park Rose Reese International Bausch And Lomb Scientific Christopher Laxdahl Laurie Bergstrom Executive Secretaries Business Award Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Matthew Blazei Kristine Prince Maria Schweitzer Richard Bauman Washburn's traditional twelve senior award winners arc chosen in various ways. The awards entail leadership, dependability service character, scholarship, and athletic ability. The Washburn Service award winners were chosen by their classmates. Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution Awards winners were chosen by tbeir classmates and by the faculty. The Miller of the Year and Athena Awards were chosen by the Washburn coaches. The Rose Reese International! Understanding Award was chosen by the social studies department. The science department selected the winner or the Bauscb and Lomb Scientific Award. The Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award winner was chosen bv the physical education department. The business department selected the winner of the Executive Secretaries Career Development Award, the First National Bank Award winners were chosen by the senior advisors from nominations received by the entire faculty. The rewards you can expect from life are only as great as the risks you are willing to take Dedication: This yearbook is dedicated to you, Mr. Johnson. All the time and work that went into it honor the 28 years you served Washburn High., The service you have provided, especially to us as Wahian adviser, was invaluable. You were misunderstood when you would offer your criticisms of our class in Senior Board. You challenged us in this way for us to try to prove you wrong, but unfortunately these challenges were often misinterpreted as simply dislike. As we got to know you and learned how you operated, we came to respect you. Our respect for you is great, but we rarely let you know. We hope that this surprise dedication can show that respect. Good luck on the P.G.A.. The 1984 Wahian staff ADMINISTRATION Burton. Donald 14. 19. 28 Jones. Birch 28 King. David 28 Mennes. Dawn 3. 28 FACULTY A Anderson. Joyce Anderson. Robert 34 Ario. Frank 34. 120. 137 B Baxter. James 32 Beckman. Del 31. 130 Boardman. Mary Joan 3. 34 Brown. Julie 32 C Carlson. Ralph 32 Ccrsinc. Roger 34 Colby. James 32 Cram. Yetta 3. 33 D Dahl. Annette 33 Dalasta. Gary 31 Dills. Michael 36. 129 Dunn. Harold 36 F Farrell. John 32 Flugstad. David 37 G George. Burton 32. 61 Gudahl. Gladys 31. 33. 82 H Hansen. Audrey 33 Hansen. Gerald 32 Harter. Edward 32. 71 Haugen. James 32 Haugcrud. Lois 36. 62 Henriksen. Dennis 32 Hopson. Louise 34 Hornby. John 32 J Jessen. Lynn 36 Johnson. Clifford 33. 56. 76. 196 K Kains. Patricia 37 Kiclly. Kenneth 32 Kirschbaum, Curtis 37 L Lee. Donald 32 Lchmeycr. Alida 31 l.ydcll. William 35. 66 Lyders. Phyllis 33 Lykken, Georg 33 M McNamcr. Richard 32 Miller. William 34 Moody. Nancy 37 Morgan. Susan 36. 63 Muir. Vyrn 32 Myers. Michael 34 N Nelson. Zclma 31 O O'Keefe, Patrick Orman. Michael 37 P Paine. Judith 33 Persha. Eugene Phillipps. Stephen 33. 80. 81 Pudas, Grant 31 R Ritter. Lenus 32. 139 Rogers. Ronald 33. 68. 69 S Scanlon. Laura 33 Schaucr, August 35 Simonson. Glenn 34 Stenerson. Gary 37 Slitzel. Keith 33. 72 Strickland. Donovan 34. 70. 79 Strobcl. Harold 32 T Tauring. Robert 37 Temte. Bruce 32 Traynor. Gary 32 Turnbaugh. Bruce 34 V Voss. Charles 37 W Wald. Gary 33. 134. 141. 154. 156. 157 Waldoch. Robert 35 Wells. Thomas 35. 64 Wcmcicr. George 34. 147 Wolk. Robert 33 Wursl. Allan 34 Y Yung. Judy 33 LIBRARIANS Orlowski. Mary Ann 3. 29 Baker. Eileen 29. 83 COUNSELORS Locascio. Marlene 30. 59 McKinnic. Cato 30 Russell. Virginia 30 Voigt. Frederick 30 CHEMICAL AWARENESS COUNSELOR Donovan. Jane 30 SOCIAL WORKERS Waller. Bruce 30 Thorsen. Floyd 30 HEALTH SERVICE Jcx, Jercnc 29 CLERKS Carlson. Edwina 29 Engelhard. Elaine 29 Jones. Lucille 29 Pcdric. Betty 29 Quigley. Sandra 29 Ramstad. Marge 29 McCullough. Linda 29 Simonson. Alycc 29 W'incman. Joan 29 ENGINEERS Burke. Arthur 38 Ellen wood. Donald 38 Kokkila. Ed 38 l.uoma. Robert 38 Tillman. Delores 38 LUNCHROOM Ballinger. Florence 38 Glass. Kay 38 Kramer. Lorraine 38 Larson. Rachel 38 Love. Hazel 38 Mildenberger. Sally 38 Pederson. Fern 38 FRESHMEN A Adams. Jennifer 40 Adrian. Christopher 40. 51 Aguilar, Carter 40 Ahlslrom, Amy 40. 52 Allen. Felicia 40. 64 Allen. Robert 40. 135 Anderson. Angela 40 Anderson. Avrinc 40. 48 Anderson. Bryan 37. 40 Anderson. Gregory 40. 54 Anderson. Karen 40. 140. 161. 162 Anderson. Marc 40 Anderson. Nicole 40. 43 Araghi. Afshin 40. 135 Auer. Blam 40. 118 Axiotis, Theia 40 B Backman. Scott 40 Bailey. Michael 40. 58. 60. 135 Bardwcll. Dawn 40. 161 Barnes. Renee 40 Bartko. Susan 40. 142 Beck. David 40. 135 Becks, Anthijuan 40 Bclfrcy. Iccshia 11. 40 Berg. Patricia 40 Bcrgfalk. Nancy II. 39. 40. 51. 54 Bergstrom. Robert 40 Bigwood. Paul 40 Bjclland. Anne 40 Bjoralt, Shcan 40 Blaskowski. Suzanne 41 Blcscncr. Donna 41 Blcthcn. Charles 41 Bobo. Dennis 41 Bobo. Felicia 41. 50 Boivin. Bctljannc 3. 41. 46. 58 Bonner. John 36. 41 Bourassa. Heather 41 Brewin. Shannon 41. 53 Bricschke. Julie 41 Brimacomb. Randall 41 Brothers. John 41 Bulger. James 41 Burgess. Debbie 41 Burke. Tamah 41. 54 Buss. Karen 41. 66 Bu ck. Monika 41. 48 C Calvit. Anne 25. 41. 43. 47 Campion. Timothy 37. 41 Carr. Pamela 41 Carroll. Christine 39, 41 Carte. Carl 41 Cerny. Molly 41. 62 Chad. Sheila 41 Chambs. Michael 41 Chartrand. Mark 41. 135 Chaycr. Debra 41 Child, Marc 41 Christiansen. John 41 Cimbura. Su anne 41. 76 Clemens. Allan 3. 42 Close. Kelli 42 Cooney. Brian 42 Coppersmith. Jennifer 42 Cothron. Charles 42 Cowan. Robert 33. 42. 43. 117. 135. 159 Cracraft. Susan 42. 64 Crandall. Molly 42 Crcclman. Michelle 42. 144 D Dahlin. Daniel 42. 118. 152 Dalglish-Schommcr. Clctus 42 Davis. Clayton 42 Davis. Heather 42. 67. 84 Degiusti. James 42 Demmings. Marshall 42 Dickey. Heather 42 Dinesen. Richard 42 Doheny. Geraldine 11. 42. 161 Donaghuc. Robert 42 Dressen. Erika 42 Dukes. Andre 42 Durham. Wallis 42. 154 Dye. Stephanie 54 E Egan. Daniel 42 Ehlcr. Saffron 11 Ellington. Gregory 42 Elliot. Roxolana 42 Engncll. Bret 42. 164 Erickson. David 42 Erickson. Gregory 42 Erickson. Leah 42. 66 Erickson. Michael 42 Ervin. Armentha 42 Esber. Darren 43 Evans. Matthew 43 Evingson. Matthew 20. 43 F Faison. Robert 43. 135 Fish. Julia 43 Fishbaughcr. Jennifer 43 Foldcn. Brenda 43 Follrath. Michael 43 Foster. Timothy 43. 64 Frey. Christopher 43. 51 Fricdcrich. Steven 43 Froomc. Tamara 39. 43 Fuller. Angela 43 G Galush, John 43. 64 Garberg. John 43 202 Gaunt. John 43 Gaziano. Emanuel 43 Gcnrich. Sarah 43. 67, 84. Uo Gerhard. Lynn 43. 52 Gessner, Adrienne 43 Gessner. Peter 43 Giebink, Peter 21. 43 Gilbertson. Thomas 39. 43 Gleason. Jennifer 43 Glynn. Daniel 43. 118 Gozola. Roscannc 43 Granquist, Benjamin 43. 164 Grauff. Peter 43 Greer. Scott 43 Gross, Benjamin 43, 48 Gruye. Mishon 44. 48. 142 Gulland. Daniel 44. 135 Gulland. Dennis 44. 135 Gunning. Michelle 44 Gustafson, Terry 44 H Hahn. Rachel 25. 44. 64 Haines, Kristine 44 Hakansson. Helena 44. 50. 58. 60. 140 Hall. Donna 44 Hansen. Elisabeth 39. 44. 54. 166 Hanson, Bradley 44 Hanson. Saffron 44 Harms. Dawn 44 Harris. Jacqueline 44 Harrison. Lisa 20. 44 Harshbarger. Jessica 44. 53. 64 Haugen. Peter 44 Haupert, William 44 Hauri. Kelly 44 Hearn, Jucl 44 Hcldc. Ann 44. 144 Heilman. Paula 44. 50 Hclmers, Jimmy 44 Henderson. Amy 11. 44 Henderson. Howard 44. 147 Higgins. Kelly 44 Higgins. Paul 44 Hill. Jamie 44 llinrichs, Laura 45 Hoagberg. Amy 45. 156 Hoechcrl, Brian 45 Hoikka. Paula 45 Hoiosen. James 45 Holcomb. Karen 45. 140 Holland. Robyn 45 Holt. James 3. 45 Holt. Kelley 45. 142 Hoskins, Su 45 Hovland. Karen 45. 54. 161 Howard, Lisa 39. 40. 45. 166 Hoyt. Jason 45 Hreha. Darin 45 Hrncir. Lisa 45 Hubbard, Taya 45. 144 Humphries. Annette 45 Huttner, Andrew 45 Hutlncr, Tcrcasc 45 I Imsland. Jonathan 45 J Jabas. Kimberly 45 Jackson. John 42. 45 Jacobs. Thomas 45 Jacox, Marcia 45. 64 Jagers. Erie 45 James. Stephen 45 Jatnicks, Liga 39. 45 Jedlieki, Georgina 45. 54 Johns. Elizabeth 46 Johnson. Heather 46. 48. 144 Johnson. Kirkland 46. 58 Johnson. Mnrit 46 Johnson. Matt 46 Johnson. Susan 46 Jones, Michael 46 Jost, Michael 46 Junlilla, Ann 44. 46. 142 K Kaiser. Cheryl II. 46 Kalina. Darold 46 Kalina. Edwin 46 Kcchn. Robert 46 Kelly. John 46 Klick. Darcic 46 Kochsick. Kristine 46 Kondrak. Joseph 46 Krautbaucr. Daniel 46 Kreitz, Christine 46 Krueger. Karl 46 Kupka. Konrad 46 L Labonne. Charlotte 46. 64 Lafayette. Scott 46. 152 Langert. Christopher 46 l.aska. Jennifer 46 Lawson. Lashawnda 46. 50 Laycu. James 46 Lemke. Ruthanna 46 Lewis. Renee 46 Loewenson. Rachcllc 46. 58. 60. 140 Lowey. Joshua 46. 135 Lydcll. Lesley 39. 44. 46 M Magnuson. Brooks 47 Majors, Anita 21. 47 Mallak. Denise 47 Marshall. Lisa 47 Marsten. Nathan 47 Mart. Denise 47 Martin. Christine 47. 64 Masicc. Aimcc 47 May. Ralph 47 Mayfield. Anthony 47 Mazig. Sarah 47 McBcath, Molly 47 McBride. Joseph 3. 39, 47. 71 McCalvy. Christine 45. 47 McCann. Craig 47 McCucn. Dale 47 McDonough. Robert 47 McGregor. Tina 47 McHugh. Victoria 47 McKinney. Troy 47 McKinney. Victoria 47 McKinney. Valisa 47, 64 McNicoll. Jennifer 39. 47. 161 McPherson. Colin 47 Menk. Tracy 47 Messina. Gino 47 Metzger. Stephen 47 Meyer. Grctchcn 47 Miller. Christian 41. 47 Miller. Heather 47. 49. 64 Milner. Deane 3. 47 Milner. Dennis 47 Mindcl. Peter 21, 47 Miichcm. Robert 48 Moe, Donyalc 48 Moore. Jennifer 8. 39. 48. 54 Moore. Lisa 48 Moosbrugger. Molly II. 48 Morrill. Cynthia 48. 117. 142 Morrill. Maureen 48 Morrison. Christopher 48 Moss. Charlitta 48 Myers. Amy 48 N Nay. Cynthia 48 Ncary, Guy 48 Nelson. Christine 48 Nelson. Julie 3. 17, 48. 53 Nelson. Robb 48 Ness. David 48 Ness. Richard 48 Nguyen. Trang 48 Nickelson. Steven 44. 48. 159. 160 Nicoski. David 48 Nicscn. Troy 48. 64 Norrgard. Gregory 48 Nygren. Marcic 48 O Oberg. Michael 48 Olesen. Diane 48 Olofson. Paul 48 Olsen. Brenda 48 Olsen. Kaj 48 Olsen. Margaret 48. 53. 83 Olson. Ann 3. 39. 48. 64. 140 Olson. Christopher 49 Osborn. Wendy 39. 49. 54 Otto. Astride 49 Owens. Earnest 49 Owens. Kenneth P Pageant. Christopher 49 Palmer. Christian 49 Palmquist. Erik 49 Parsons. Martha 49, 140, 161. 162 Patterson. Kathryn 49 Pclinka. Richard 49 Pcrussc. Amy 49 Petersen. Lance 41. 49 Peterson. Christine 49. 144 Peterson. Dave 49. 144 Peterson. David 49 Peterson. Megan 49 Pfeifer. Tessa 49 Pietz. Shawn 49 Pixlcy. Josef 49 Pojman. Tracy 39. 49. 54 Ponto. Elizabeth 49 Pool. Shawn 49 Puente. Lisa 2. 44. 49. 142 0 Quirk. Daniel 49 R Rabc. Erik 49. 50 Raich. William 49 Ramroop. Jennifer 49 Randgaard. Lynn 49 Ranzingcr. Douglas 49 Redepenning. Mitchell 50 Reynolds. Amy II. 50. 161 Richardson. Wanda 50. 52. 67. 84 Ridlcr. Charles 50 Roberts. Cordell 50 Roberts. Danielle 50. 54 Robinson. Denise 50 Rockhold. Amy 50 Rocscr. David 50. 54 Ross. Nartccc 50. 67 Rowe, Robert 50 Rucker. Arnell 50 Russell, Charles 45. 50 S Sadowski, Tabylha 50 Sample. Valeric 50 Sampson. Gregory 50. 58. 60, 164. 165 Sampson. Michael 50. 152 Samsel. Heidi 50. 58. 60 Samuelson. Karen 2. 44. 50. 58. 60. 140 Saphir. John 50 Saunders. Elizabeth 50 Say. Karin 43. 50. 142 Sbertoli. Andrea 50. 53. 141 Schilz. Robert 50 Schilz. Roger 50 Schmidt. Amanda 39. 45. 50 Scott. Thais 48. 50 Scroggins. June 50 Seed. Steven 50 Scckamp. Michael 50 Sellers. Bcrctla 51. 52. 64 Scncscall. Kathryn 51 Senkyr, Paul 51 Shackelford. Trov 51 Shea. Todd 51 Shclomith. Jonna 51 Shcrbournc. Marc 51 Shoop. Nancy 51. 67. 84. 140. 156 Simondet. Stephen 51. 152. 153 Skala. Jacob 51. 135 Smalls. Robert 51 Smith. Tian 51 Snyder. Randy 51 Sorensen. Stacey 51 Spriggs. Ann 51 Stack. Kamala 39. 51 Steinert. Michelle 51 Stephens. Dana 51 Stevens. Jason 51 Stobb. Leah 51. 64. 161 Stonich. Matthew 51 Storbakken. Jon 51 Strong. David 51. 64 Sutton. Maggie 51 Swanluw. Cynthia 51 Swenson, Matthew 51 T Tapplin. Curtis 51 Taylor. Julianne 51 Taylor. Tamara 42. 64 Thickins. Jeffrey 51 Thomas. Chandra 52 Thurncr. Elizabeth 52. 144 203 Tidwell. Maria 52. 140 Torrey. Todd 52 Tryggscth. Timothy 52 Turner. Anthony 52 Turner. Derek 3. 52 U Ullman. Harold 52 Umphrey. Andrew 52 V VanBuren. I.isah 52 VanDiepen. David 52 VanSlyke. Tracy II. 52 Villncauvc. Schantcllc 52 Vogel. Margo 52 Volk. Darryl 52 Vollmar. Margaret 52. 156 Vu. Hang 52 W Wagner. Cathrinc 52. 144 Wandmachcr. Paul 52 Washington. Debra 52 Washington. Gregory 52 Waterston. Tracy 52 Weaver, Jayncl 52 Wcdl. John 49. 52 Wegman, Keith 52 Welch. Paula 52 West. Laura 52 White. Darnell 52 White. Jeffrey 51 W'ilbert. Maria 53 Wilson. Troy 53 Witt. Tabitha 53 Wochrle. Michael 53 W'oodson, Yvonne 53. 54. 161 W'right. Jarvis 36. 53 Wright. Joseph 44. 53 W'right. Vincent 53 Wyberg. Katharine 53. 140 Wyckoff. David 53 Y Yeats. Karen 53 Young. Charles 53 Youngdahl. Peter 20. 53 7 Zakrzewski. I.isa 53. 144 SOPHOMORES A Alani . Lee 14. 58. 86. 124. 135. 164. 165 Allardyce, Mark 86 Allison. Vleliss3 86. 92. 156 Alvarez. Sarah 86. 144 Anderson, Dawn 86. 96 Anderson. Dcon 86 Anderson. Katherine 14. 58. 60. $6, 131. 140 Anderson. Robert I). 86 Anderson. Robert O. 86 Angicr. Adrianne 86 Ashwell. Patricia 86 Aspholm. Dawn 86 Aunc. Jacqueline 86 Austrums, Timothy 65. 86. 100. 154 B Baker. Bradley 86 Baker. Lawcrcncc 86. 124 Bakken, Michael 86 Basham. Dawn 65. 86 Bauer. Lenette 25. 86. 88 Bergerson. Stacy 86. 96. 132 Bion. Andrew 86 Bjcrkc. Aaron 86. 100, 154 Blair. Todd 86 Blaskowski. Denise 86 Bodger. Paula 86. 131 Boone. I.cnora 83. 87 Bowman. Stacey 86. 87 Brand. Harlan 87 Brandt. Leah 87. 123. 144 Browder. Kimberly 87 Brown. Jason 65. 87. 94. 147 Brown. Patricia 87 Brunner. Byron 87 Bryson. Laura 87 Buffic. Resa 78. 87. 100 Bukkila. Brock 87 Burgess. Michelle 87 Burkhardt. Timothy 20. 87 Burns, Julianne 87. 88. 144. 161. 162 Burrington. Stephanie 87 Bury. Jeffrey 87 Buzek. Teresa 3. 14. 58. 60, 74. 75. 87 C Cadmus. Stephanie 87 Canterbury. Nancy 25. 87. 90. 156 Carlson. Elizabeth 87 Carlson. Lee 87 Carlson. Timothy 87 Carter. Kevin 87. 147 Christiansen. Robert 87, 118 Christofferson. Barbara 87 Christopherson. Brian 88 Cimbura. Lisa 88 Clancy. Colleen 14. 88. 97. 126. 140. 161, 162 Clausen. Christine 88. 129 Coleman. Laurie 88 Commodore. Robert 88 Cook. Colleen 88 Cook, Mary-Kay 88. 100 Cook. Rachel 88. 90 Copper. David 88 Coskran. Anna 88. 123. 156 Covart. Todd 88 Crumley. Thomas 88 Cunnington, Christine 16. 88 Curry. Eric 88 Czech. Edward 88 D Dahl. Richard 3. II. 15. 58. 60. 88. 118, 135 Davis. Nicole 88 Dean. Aaron 88 Dees. Jonathan 15. 88. 118. 135. 154 Dehner. Elizabeth 88. 132 Dclcalzo. Anthony 80. 88 Dclmain. Amy 88. 90. 91 Delong. Daaron 88 Dcrflcr. Lisa 88. 126 Devery. Donna 62. 78. 88. 96 Dinglcy. John 88. 96. 152. 153 Ditzlcr. James 88. 135. 160 Doheny. Shannon 88 Dolinar. Jesse 22. 89. 147 Downs. Tonia 23. 75, 89 Dreon. Anthony 89 E Edwardsen. Heather 89. 90 Egan. Ranila 89 Ehlcnfcldt. Christine 64. 89. 98 F.lfstrum. Geoffrey 88. 89. 118. 135. 137 Elliot. Christina 89 Ellis. David 89 Elncss. Michael 89. 118 Emmons. Kimberly 19. 89 Engncll. Erik 62. 89. 164 Erickson. Bradley 89. 130 Erickson. Jennifer 89. 156 Erickson. Travis 89 Evans. Syvilla 69. 93. 100 Evcslagc, Jcnnel 89. 123. 132 Eycstonc. David 86. 89. 164 F Farsund. Rodd 89. 147 Felieetta. Lisa 89. 140 Fernholz, Theresa 89 Finseth. Spencer 89 Fischer. Gregory 89. 118. 135. 160 Fladwood. Jack 89 Flccson. Jocinda 15. 89. 100 Flowers. Troy 89. 147 Flygstad. James 96 Foster. Catherine 89 Fox. Lisa 14. 89 Fransen. Diana 89 Freeman. Joccda 5. 15. 78. 89 Froemming. Mark 90. 147 Garner. Angela 90 Geiger. Scott 90 Gcring. Kurt 90 Gibson. Dominic 90 Gilbert. Patricia 90. 91 Gillquisl. Jason 90 Gogglcyc. Timothy 90 Grccnwald. David X0. 88. 90 Grider. I.aur3 90 Groclhc. Joel 21. 65. 90. 99 Gulbranson. Rochelle 90 Gullickson. Shari 90 Gustafson. Joni 87. 90. 131. I- 1-156 H Haakman. Kelly 90 Hadlcr, Richard 90 Hall. Margaret 90. 140 Hammond. Stephanie 93 Hand. Tiffany 90 Hankins. James 90 Hankland. Karen 90 Hansen. Phillip 89. 90. 147 Hanuman. Youvaraaj 83. 90 Harren. Jennifer 90. 131 Harris. James 90 Harris. Lynn 91 Hauer. Christine 91. 156 Hawkins. Chandra 91 Henderson. Stacey 91. 161 Henry. Derick 2. 91. 95 Henry, Nicole 14. 91, N-llcycr. Michael 91 Higgins. Sally 91 Hill. Billy 91 Hill. Peter 91 llinrichs, l.ynnac 91. 129 llipps. William 91, 100. 164. 165 Hirdler. Anna 89. 91 lloioscn. Jeanninc 15. 74. 75. 91. 166 Holdgraf. Holly 91 Hollister. Bradley 91. 130. 135 Hostad. Jennifer 91. 140 Howard. Kimberly 9|. 100 J Jachim. Frederick 5. 15. 91 Jansen. James 35. 91 Janusch. Jody 5. 26. 78. 91 Jedlieki, Jennifer 91 Jenkins. Catherine 65. 91. 123 Jenne. Karl 91. 118 Jensen. Edythc 92 Jensen. Karen 21. 92 Jewell. Andrew 92. 147 Jodcit. Ann 92, 123 Johnson, Bruckner 92. 97. 147 Johnson. Craig 88. 92. 97. 118. 135. 184 Johnson. Jason 92 Johnson. Jeanninc 14. 92. 100. 123. 140. 156. 157 Johnson. Jeffrey 88. 92. 120 Johnson. Kristine 14. 92. 126. 140. 156 Johnson. Michael 92 Johnson. Nils 92. 154 Johnson. Tracy 92 Johnston. Scott 92 Jones. Heidi 92. 93 Jones. Helen 14. 24. 58. 60. 92. 97. 132 Jones. John 90. 92 Jones. Stacy 75. 92 Jordan. Elizabeth 16. 23. 92 Jorgensen. Jeffrey 15. 88. 92 K Kaibcl. Amanda 92 Kaspcrck. Jeffrey 92. 159 Kaufman. Noah 92 Kcchn. Mark 92 Kclbrants. Ryan 92 Kellogg. Dorcnc 88. 92. 131. 156 Kennedy. Kelly 92. 94. 96 Kenney, James 92 Kenney. Scan 92 Kenney. Tonya 93 Killeen. Mary 5. 93 Klacrs. Anthony 93 Klocppcr. Christine 93. 140 Koblas. Brian 93. 118 Kolkhorst, Anita 93 Kopc. Lara 93, 140 Korwes. Curtis 93 Kosankc. Nicole 93. 140 Kracmcr. Kathryn 78. 93 Kroiss, Stacy 78. 92, 93 Krook. Steven 93. 97 Ky. Sirathy 93 L Ladukc. Janice 93 Langevin. Robin 16. 89. 91. 93 Lankton. Anna 93 Larkin. Mary 93. 95. 97. 132 Larsen. Mary 93 Larson. Anne 5. 93 204 Latchman. Daro 93 Lawrence, Lee 93 Leaf. Nathan 93 Lee. Heather 93 Lewis. Matthew 93. 135 Lewis. Sarah 14. 58. 60. 93. 100. 142 Lillchci. Birgit 93. 98. 126. 144. 161. 162 Lobcck, Robert 80. 93. 120. 147 Loche, Joyce 22. 93 Lock man, Miriam 14. 89, 93. 97. 140 l.oftus, Mary 94 Lovstuen. Jay 94. 147 Lowery, Sharon 94 Lumbar. Jill 8. 94. 131 Lyle. Dean 94 M Madden. Mary 26. 28. 94 Magozzi. Jason 94 Mallak. Brian 94. 97 Marble. Paul 94. 118. 135 Martin. Devery 94 Martin. Susan 94. 123 McCarthy. Nicole 94 McConkcy. Sarajanc 94. 100 McCurdy. Connie 94 McGonigal, Joseph 94 McIntyre. Steven 94 McKellar. Lori 94 McKinney. Brant 94 McNicoll. Matthew 94 Meierding. Cynthia 94 Mellon, Amy 64 Meyer. Christopher 94 Miller. Jay 14. 58. 60. 94. 135. 164 Miller. Vija 92. 94 Mogan. Ellis 14. 94 Morgan. Carlos 94 Murphy. Kevin 95 Murphy. Lynn 95 N Nagel. Michele 95 Napuc. Zaneta 95 Nault. Barbara 95 Nelson. Mark 95. 97 Nesheim. Amy 95 Nicoski. Steven 95 Nys. Kelley 95 O O'Brien. Stacy 95. 96 Oium. Lisa 95 Olson. Holly 95. 140 Olson. Jon 95. 130 Olson. Roderick 89. 95. 118. 147 Opstad. Maril 95 Overton. Marva 95 Owen. Carolyn 95. 142 P Pagcl. Daniel 95 Palbicki. Robert 95. 137 Parks. Larry 95 Parrott. Julie 16. 78. 95 Patrykus. John 95 Paulsen. Graham 16. 95 Pedersen. Janies 95 Pedersen. Marjorie 95 Perussc. Christopher 96. 154 Pcsina. Stephen 96 Peterson, Cynthia 22 Peterson. David 96 Peterson. Eric 96 Peterson. Shawn 96 Pikal, Susan 78. 96 Pinney. Andrea 96 Podas. Jennifer 96. 129 Pollard. Richard 96. 147 0 Quirk. Teresa 16. 96 R Raich. Martin 88. 96. 97. 135 Raugust, Janet 94. 95. 96. 142 Redmond. Susan 96 Reed. Leslie 96 Rcnick, Forrest 96 Rewerts. Kelly 96 Rhincs. Derrick 96 Rhodes. Bryant 96 Richardson. Anthony 96. 147. 152 Riley. Monique 21. 96 Ritter. Stacy 96. 123. 142 Robinson. Kenneth 95. 96 Roche. Jodie 96. 126 Rose. Sarah 90. 96 Rosccn. Christopher 96 Ruble. Kenneth 8. 96. 118 Rudolph. Gregory 96. 147 Rudrud. Peter 96. 135 Russell. Derek 22. 23. 96 S Sayers. Robert 97 Sehermerhorn. Tracy 97 Schirmcr. Amy 86. 95. 97. 132 Schneider. Laura 97. 131 Schulte. Aaron 5. 15. 97. 124. 134. 154 Schwamm. Patrick 97. 99 Scott. Eddie 97 Shervey. Carl 97. 130 Shult. Patrick 10. 21 Simon. Lois 65. 97, 131 Simpson. Pieter 95. 97 Siskind. I.isa 97 Smith. Michael 95. 97. 164 Some, Janice 97 Sokoloski. Matthew 97 Spic ynski. David 97. 147, 152 Spitzer. Erica 81. 89. 90. 97 Spratt. Tyrone 94. 147 St. Dennis. Alcscia 14. 74. 97 Stearns. Susan II. 14. 58. 60. 89. 97. 140. 166 Stcanrs, Thomas 97 Stcinkc. David 97 Stcnsland. Jeffrey 97. 134 Stobb. Jesse 97 Stormocn, Lonny 64. 97. 147 Strand, Carol-Jean 23. 62. 97 Straumann. Gina 97 Suttlcs. Ramona 66. 97. 100 Swanholm. Tracy 96. 97 Syniconidcs, Joe 97. 134, 154 T Taykalo. Kelly 8. 98 Templin. William 98 Thics. Nicollc 98 Thompson. Matthew 5. 15. 35. 98 Thomson. Angela 17. 81. 98 Thonc. Carol 65. 98 Thurncr. Mark 15. 98. 135 Tiedje. Lisa 94. 98 Tompkins. Daniel 98 Totall. Nancy 87. 98. 131. 156. 157 Tourtclottc. Elizabeth 14. 97. 98. 140 Tragethon. Jodi 3. 16. 74. 75. 93 Tudor. Jason 98 Turner. Farris 98 V Vansloolcn. Randy 98 VanValkcnburg. Elizabeth 14. 95. 98. 131. 132 Vavra. Jacqueline 91. 98 Villcbrun. Paul 98 Vincent. Richmond 98. 147 Voss. Peter 98. 135 W Wagner. Kristin 89. 98. 123. 166 Walsh. Christine 99 Walter. Timothy 99 Wegman. Kristi 65. 99. 156 Weinandt. Pamela 99 Weiser. Peter 99. 152 Welch, Gcogc 99 Wells. Keith 99 Wells. Kevin 99. 100. 152 Whcclhousc. Todd 16 Wik. Kristen 95 Wildangcr. Jessica 99 Williams. Corey 99 Williams. James 87 Williams. Raymond 99. 152 Wilson. Margaret 89. 99. 100 Wilson. Michael 99 Wilson. Tiffiany 99 Wise. Christopher 99 Wolk. Jessica 99 Wright. Connie 16. 62. 66. 97. 99 Wright. Elondo 99. 100 Wyatt. Amanda 65. 99 Y Yarbrough. David 99 Young. Michael 2. 15. 99 JUNIORS A Abraham. John 102. 147 Aduss. Ahmed 102. 135 Allyn. Jennifer 102, 166 Almquist. Sarah 102, 156 Anderson. Christopher 102. 113. 137 Anderson. Mark 102. 114. 164 Anderson. Timothy 65, 102 Arlandson. Una 102. 161 Audette. Therese 66. 102 Austin. William 64. 102. 121 B Baago. Cynthia 83. 102 Bach. Paul 102. 113. 120. 122. 146. 147. 152 Bandy. Kevin 102 Bane. Lisa 102 Bankey. Laurie 102 Barnhart. Shawn 102 Bartlett. Deborah 102 Bell. David 102 Bethke. Frederik 102 Beving. Kenneth 102. 121 Bczuaychu. Lulit 102 Bowen. Elizabeth 102 Bowers. Tracey 59. 60. 102. 117. 138. 139 Bowman. Britta 102 Bowman. Michael 102 Boyd. Kimberly 102 Bradley. Wayne 102 Bralrud, Michelle 102 Braucr. Peter 16. 68. 69. 81. 84. 102. 112 Brookshire, Vija 2. 14. 58. 60. 102. 128. 138. 139. 161 Brothers. Jennifer 103 Broucck. Maggie 76. 77. 103, 108 Brown. Christine 103 Brown. Timothy 103 Bruininks. Robert 103. 120. 160 Buck. Teresa 18. 64. 103 Budd. Joel 103. 121. 160 Bukkila. Brett 21. 103 Burgess, Kathleen 103. 114 C Canfield. Mark 103 Carlson. Jennifer 103. 126 Carlson. Matthew 103. 152 Carlson. Susan 65. 103 Carron. John 103. 118. 135 Carter. Clara 18. 65. 101. 103. Ill Carter. Melinda 15. 74. 75. 103 Chapin. Curtis 103, 147 Chatham. Della 103. 107 Chaycr. Victoria 103 Christensen. Lisa 103 Christenson. Keith 103 Clausen. Kathleen 103. 126. 144 Clear. Angela 103 Coffman. Stephen 103. III. 116. 137 Cole. Tiffany 103. 140. 156 Coleman. Michael 103 Comer, Eric 103 Cook. Robert 101. 103 Costas. Teresa 3. II, 14. 26. 66. 75. 103. 106 Cothron. Shannon 103 Cracrafl. Richard 104 Curry. Susan 22. 7. 101. 104 D Dahl. John 104. 147 Dahlquist. Leonard 104. 147 Davis. Daniel 104 Davis. Deborah 21. 104. 112. .144. 161. 162 Davis. Donna 3. II. 66. 75. 104. 106 Davis. Kathleen 104. 126. 128. 144. 161. 162. 163 Davis. Trevor 104 Dean. Alexander 104 Degiusti. Jean 104, 108 Deland. Meg 104. ||3. 156 DenBeste, Mia 2. 104 Difflcy. Anne 2. 65. 104 Digiovanni. John 64. 65. 104 Dockcn. Dwight 104. 147 Dodge. Anthony 104 Donaldson. Heather 17. 81. 84 104 205 Dorion. Joseph 104 Down ham, Joshua 104, 134. 154 Dugan. Kathleen 104 Dunn, Jason 104 Dutchcr. Adrienne 104 E Edmunds. I.inda 66. 83. 104 Ek. Todd 104 Eliiot.Taliana 104. 110 F.Incss. Timothy 12. 20. 104, 114. 118 Erickson. Blake 2. 65. 104. 160 Erickson. Leah 104. 139. 166 Evert. IJcnisc 104. 132 Ewald. Dean 104 F Farsund, Shane 104 Felien. Kimberly 2. 74. 104. 166 Filigenzi, Janice 104 Findley. Cheryl 104. 123 Fishman. Amy 104. 132 Follrath. Ann 76. 77. 105. 123 Foster. Ruth 2. 22. 65. 105 Frost. George 105 Fugle. Michael 81. 105. 135 G Galush. Scott 105 Garlough. Amy 105 Garrett. Teresa 105, 156 Gasper. Nathaniel 65. 105 Gayle. Wilbur 105 Gersdorf. Diana 105 Gibson. Darck 105 Gilyard, Burl 105 Gjerset. Susan 11. 59. 60. 105. 138. 139. 161. 162. 163 Glynn. Timothy 15. 59. 60. 70. 105. III. 120. 135 Grady. Burton 105 Graf. Sharon 3. 59. 60. 105. 138. 139 Graff. Norman 105. 152 Green. Kim 102, 105. 144 Gronseth. Daniel 105 Grotbcck, Eric 105. 108. 113, 113. 152 Gruye. Andrew 103. 105. 113. 134. 154 Guidera. Christine 105 Gulbrunson, Richard 105 Gulland. Thomas 105. 135 Gunderson. Charles 105 Gunderson. Mark 105 Gustafson. Karen 101. 105. 126. 156 H Haas, Corac 105. 114 Hall. Roger 105 Halley. Julainc 105. 129. 142 Hanson. Jeffrey 105 Haugen. Thomas 104. 105. 121. 147. 159 llaupcrt. Gregory 105, 121. 147, 159 Hcbcrle. Ruth 105 llcldt. David 105 Hild. Katherine 76. 105. 114 Hinrichs. Elizabeth 106 Hjort. Stephen 65. 106 Holcomb. David 106. 118. 135. 159 Holden. Brent 106 Holdgrafcr. Timothy 64. 106. 137 Hollic. Stephan 106 Hollic. Stephanie 106 Horning. Thomas 106 Howard. Angela 15. 22. 59. 60. 74. 75. 106. 113 Hughes. Barton 106 Hynes. Kathleen 3. 26. 76. 106 Iverson. Gretchcn 106. 113. 132 J Jackson. Catherine 106 Jacox. Ccdcll 106. 113 Jacox. Jennifer 106 Jagers, Kristine 83. 106. 112 Jallo. Jay 106. 118. 137. 154 James. Tamika 106 Jodcll. Stefanie 106 Johnson. Ann 66. 102. 106 Johnson. Dean 65. 106. 113. 147 Johnson. Jeffrey 106. 160 Johnson, Jennifer 83. 106 Johnson. Julie 161, 163 Johnson. Melanie 104 Jones. Phyllis 83. 106 Jorgensen. Michael 106 Juettner. Kevin 106, 121. 159 Jungers. Terrence 106 K Kachn. Dawn 106 Kaiser. Steven 107 Keller, Georgeanne 84. 107. 108 King. Catherine 76. 107, 114 Kjelsberg. Ann 107. 113, 116. 141. 156 Klans, Vickie 103. 107 Knacblc. Michael 107 Konigson. Todd 107. 121. 146. 147 Korbelik, Jennifer 3. 15. 22. 69. 74. 107 Kortz. Kimberly 13. 74. 104. 107 Krantz. Jeanne 107, 129. 138. 139. 156 L l.amuth. Tracy 75. 104, 107 Larson. Dean 107, 121 Larson. Sonya 65. 107 Larson, Tanna 107. 126 Lau. Suzanne 107. 110 Law horn. Stephanie 107 Lemke. Cheryle 107. 110 Lillchci. Brooks 107. 121. 146. 147. 148. 164 l.itkcwitsch. Catherine 107 l.obbcn. Mark 104. 107. 121. 147. 151 l.udvigson. Adrian 107, 156 Lund. Todd II. 22. 23. 107 l.undgrcn. James 107 I upori. Maria 107 Luther. Nathan 107 M Madsen. Guy 101. 107. ||8 Majors. Melanie 107. 132 Maki, James 107 Manthey. Mark 108 Manzavrakos. Paul 108, 109. 121. 146. 147 Martin. Andrcllc 108 Masicc. Antoinette 22. 76. 105. 108 Maurclli. Peter 22. 80. 84. 101. 108. 135 McCucn. Amy 77. 108 McCullough. Evan 108 McDonough. Mary 108 McEachcrn. Tamara 108 MeGinty. Margaret 108. 138. 139 McGregor. Stephen 108 McGuire, Stuart 108. 120 McNamcr. Molly 108. 113. 138. 139 McNiff. Peter 108. 116. 146. 147. 152, 153 Mcirovitz. Anthony 108 Middleton. Stacy 23. 108 Miller. Elizabeth 108 Mitchell. Kristin 3. 12. 74. 75. 104. 108 Montilino. Jennifer 108 Moore. David 108. 134. 154 Moore. Pamela 101. 108. 166 Moore. Susan 108. 114 Moosbrugger. Matthew 108 Morales. Melinda 76. 83. 106, 108. 156 Morfenski. Danna 108 Morton. Mark 108, 121 Mosley, Scan 19. 108 Mosman, Miki 108 Mrnak. Cristopher 108, 147 Muclkcn. James 108. 121. 164. 165 Muson. Kristen 108. 142 N Nelson. Michael 108. 114. 121 Nelson. Robert 102. 109, 151 Nermyr. Anthony 109. 159 Ncudcck. Adolph 109, 113 Nhan. Nguyen 2. 64. 104. 107. 109. 134. 154 Nielsen. Diane 109. 126 Nielsen. John 107. 109 Norman. York 109. 113 Norvcll. Dawn 109 Nytes. Douglas 109 O O'Brien. Kathleen 109, 142 Olbcrding. Sandra 109 Olesen. Debra 83. 109 Olson. Amy 109 Olson. Anne 109 Olson. Eric 32. 109. 120. 137 Onsrud. Marshall 80. 84. 109 Orth, Dennis 109 Osborn. Jennifer 109. 114 Otteson, Gerald 109 Otto. Darril 10. 12. 14. 21. 109. 118, 137. 159. 160 P Pageant. Carrie 83. 109 Parsons. Sarah 109. 141. 156 Patterson. Valoa 109. 112. 161 Paulson. Thomas 109 Pedersen. Carolyn 109 Pcnsingcr. Amy 76. 77. 109 Pcrtcct. Denise 32. 109 Petersen. Kirk 104. 109 Peterson. Cynthia 109 Phifer. Mischon 109 Pile, Anthony 109 Pojman, Kerry 19. 109 Pommcrcnkc. Joy 2. 74. 75. 104. no Posclcy. Mark 110 Puente. David 110. 121 R Radtke. Scott 59. 60. 110 Rcay. Lisa 14. HO. 138. 139 Reinhart. I.isa 3. 12. 75. 110 Rice. Todd 110 Ridlcr. John 110. 121. 135 Robertson. Malcolm 110. 147 Robinson. Mary 110 Robinson. Michael 65. 120 Rockhold. Michael 23. 65. 101. 110 Rogers. Daniel 110 S Sampson. Lawrence 110, 164 Sandahl. David NO Savicc. Bob 103. 110. 137 Sawyer. Michael 110. 160 Schmidt. Diana 17, 81. 84. ||0 Schmitz. Gregory 110 Scckamp. Paul 110 Scljcskog. Eric 110 Scncscall. Charles 110 Scncscall. Sheila 110 Senkyr. Kenneth 110. 160 Senkyr. Leonard 110. 160 Sharp. Patricia 110 Shervey. Eric HO. 164, 165 Simon. Edward 110 Simondet. Cynthia 75. 101. | |o 126. 127. 128, 140 Skapyak. Christopher HO. 152 Smith. Brenda 110 Smith. I.isa 111 Smith. Terrance 111 Smith. Xavier 111 Solbcrg. Kirk 80. Ill Soulak. Scott 111 Soutor. Mitchell 109, III Spa hr. Dorothy 2. 65. 101, III Spriggs. John 111. 135 St. Dennis. Nicole III. |J9 Stolcson, Michelle III Stone. Christine 106. Ill Stoneburg. Daniel 111 Stormocn. Darren 111 Streissguth. Derek III. 134 Streissguth. Jocelyn III. |56 Strclnicks. Eriks III. 120. 146 147 Stroud. Donald III. 147. 148 Sturgeon. Brenda III. ||4 Sundem. Sue III. 116. 126. 144 161. 163 Swanson. Staffan III. 113. 120 137 T Tambornino. Laura 111 Tcrstccg. Melissa 66. 77. 84. 109. III Thaves. Dawn 111 Thiel. Elizabeth 111 206 Thomas. Troy 111 Tieman. Daniel 111 Tisdale. Ann 109. III. 139 Toull. Sarah III. 126. 139. 161. 163 Triliegi, Nicolina 104. Ill, 114, 139. 161. 162 Trinh. Thucuc 111 Trudeau. Daniel 112 Trudeau. Matthew 112 U Umphrey. Carrie 112 V VanMccl. Thomas 112 Vavra, Jennifer 83. 112 Vilinskis. Krista 22. 74. 75. 83. 104. M2 Vu. Phi 112 W Wagner. Kerri 18. 19. 77. 101. 112 Wesley. Dedra 112 West, Gregory 112 Whang. William 112 Wiberg. John 112 Wik. Blake 101. 112 Williams. Dell 112. 146. 147. 182 Williams. Robert 112 Williams. Todd 112 Woldum. Amy II. 59. 60. M2. 126 Wood. David 12. 108. 112. 114. 123 Woodson. Damon 112 Wright. Laura 112 Y Yates. Ann 15. 26. 74. 75. 112. 166 Yonak. Lisa 3. 22. 75. 112 SENIORS A Adams. Lisa 131. 144. 172 Adams. Sarah 18. 56. 57. 61. 131. 132. 172. 197 Albertson. Brenda 172 Alcvizos. Deanna 2. 56. 58. 60. 61. 132. 166. 172 Anderson. Christine 173 Anderson. Cynthia 172 Anderson. Elizabeth 14. 57. 64. 84. 126. 138. 139. 172 Anderson. Kristen 62. 172 Anderson. Steven 61. 172 Andrews. Lctitia 19. 78. 172 Anfinson, Dcann 62. 82. 140. 172 Antonson. Todd 159. 160. 172. 185. 193 Arbucklc. Sharlcnc 22. 75. 172 Ario. Kevin II. 15. 25. 26. 59, 60. 61. 120. 137. 158. 159. 172. 178, 184. 196. 198 Austin. Ronald 22. 172 B Bach. Keith 21. 61. 72. 124. 125. 134. 172. 194 Bacig. John 14. 130. 173 Badenhoff. Dana 173 Bardwcll. Kelly 19. 131. 161. 163. 173. 180 Bargamin. Paul 173 Barsaloux. Timothy 173 Bartcll. Megan 10. 14. 22. 61. 63. 139. 173. 186 Bartko. Rodd 152. 153. 173 Battey. Shelby 173 Bauman. Richard 12. 25. 26. 61. 120. 122. 147. 148. 151. 173. 175. 198 Becker. Jill 173 Bell. Carolynn 2. 14. 59. 60. 61. 63. 68. 131. 138. 139. 173. 196. 197 Bclnavis, Darren 26, 124. 137. 173 Bennett. Constance 18. 161 Berg. Lee 173 Bergerson. Stephanie 63. 132. 173. 184 Bergstrom. Karin 61. 63. 72. 174. 196. 198 Berry, Sharon 66. 172. 174 Bion. Julie 82. 174 Bjclland. Eric 3. 26. 61. 72. 73. 147. 174 Bla ci. Matthew 79. 118. 119, 137. 159. 174. 184. 197. 198 Bodger. Thomas 61. 71. 72. 124. 135. 174. 190. 196. 197 Bockhoff. Ross 192 Bohmbach. Peter 174 Bonner, Kevin 24. 25. 26. 68. 124. 125. 147. 151. 174 Bowman. Nancy 174. 184. 192. 193 Brady. Jeffrey 174 Breen, Andrea 174. 178 Brissc. David 174 Brocckcl. Colleen 3. 74. 75. 174 Broussard. Terri 74 Brown. Dana 174 Brown. Gregory 19. 174 Brown. Kimberly 61. 174. 197 Brown. Richard 175 Bryden. Catherine 141. 156. 175. 190 Buck. Elizabeth 175, 193 Burak. Melanie 175. 185 Burkhardt. Jonathan 61. 72. 154. 175. 179 Burns. Joel 79. 134, 159. 160 C Cameron. Jason II. 22. 23. 175. 185 Carlson. Gregory 175. 176 Carlson. James 9. 10. 15. 24. 26. 59. 60. 118. 175 Carslon. Joseph 175. 195 Carpcnticr. Michael 175 Carter. Timothy 2. 14. 26. 118. 137. 175. 184 Cashdollar. Jeffrey 80. 84. 175. 190 Cerny. Jennifer 62. 66. 172. 175 Chan. Patrick 124. 175. 188 Christman. Jack 10. 15. S8. 60. 61. 137. 159. 175. 197 Cimbur3. Kimberley 2. 15. 175 Clark. Deidre 2. 9. 68. 76. 77. 131. 173. 176 Clark. Frank 9. 10. 176. 151. 180 Clark. Regina 176 Clayton. Gregory 124. 176. 185 Close. Deborah 82. 140. 172. 185 Coffman. Jacqueline 139 Coleman. Daniel 24. 25. 26. 147. 148. 151. 176 Coleman. David 21. 24. 116. 124. 147. 148. 176. 179 Coleman. Sonja 56. 57. 61. 84. 176 Conrad. Connie 176 Cook. Thomas 176 Cookos. Paul 3. 10. 159. 176 Courtcau. Michael 120. 176 Covert. Nicole 131. 173. 176. 182 Cracraft. Sheila 176. 178. 192. 196 Crislcr. Kimberly 2. 22. 23. 176 D Dahl. Michele 14. 56. 61. 84, 126. 127. 128. 138. 139. 161. 162. 177. 198 Daly. Daniel 177 Dankowski. Lynn 177 David. Mark 4. 65. 177 Day. Roger 14. 24. 124. 147. 173. 177 Dean. Jonathan 177 Dewey, Trevor 159. 177 Dibble. Thomas 177 Doty. Lolita 21. 75. 177 Doyle. Elizabeth 2. 83. 126. 139. 177 Dupont. Kari 177 Durochcr. Debra 177 Dye. Karen 18. 19. 177 E Ebert. Rebecca 177 Eian. Jennifer 75. 177. 183 Elfstrum. Gregory 12. 14. 118. 119. 137. 158. 159. 178 Elkins. Robin 3. 61. 72. 140. 178. 197 Ellingcn. Robert 178 Ellingson. Lesley 14. 74. 75. 178 Ellington. Gary 124. 147. 178. 187 Emmons. Tuesday 178 Erdall. Kristin 178 Ermisch. Carlin 82. 126. 127, 128. 178 Eskridge. Angela 178 Exlinc. Joel 178 F Farthing. Lance 14, 22. 147. 178. 189 Fell. Janet 178 Fischer. Ted 178. 191 Flanigan. Margaret 178 Fletcher, Thomas 178 Foley, Kathleen 179 Ford. Michelle 68. 82. 179 Fosse. Aanc 66. 86. 172, 174. 179 Fox. Ann 61. 123. 140. 177. 179. 181. 196. 197 Franklin. Kimberly 83. 179 Fransen. Kevin 179 Furlow. Mary 56. 61. 63. 84. 129. 173. 179. 196 G Gaertner. Mark 23. 118. 119. 179 Gamer. Kimberly 179 Garrett. Richard 24. 120. 122. 137. 159. 160. 179. 184 George. Carson 179 George. Wendy 2, 10. 15. 76. 77. 179 Gctachcw. Saba 33. 179 Gleason. Michael 124. 147. 179. 195 Goodge. Daniel 71. 164. 179. 185 Graves. Philip 146. 147, 180 Grotbcck. Chantcl II. 13. 22. 23. 69. 74. 131. 173. 180. 186 Gustafson. David 24. 25. 26. 61. 120. 158. 159. 172. 180. 197 H Hales. Mitchell 180 Hanson. Mark 180. 185 Harley. Jackie 180 Harper. Parris 180 Harren. Christine 63. 65. ISO. 184. 193 Harris. Cynthia 180 Harrison. James 25. 26. 146, 147, 148. 180 Hartley. Blairc 61. 63. 72. 178. 180. 196 Heller. Robert 65. 180 Hcync. Richard 9. 11. 23. 64. 65. 123. 180 Hcync. Ronald 10. 14. 22. 23. 64. 65. 180. 181 Hill. Andrew 61. 134. 154. 181 Hill. Jennifer 10. II. 22. 74. 181 Hogan. Maria 181 Holcomb. Linda 117, 126. 127. 128. 132. 181. 184 Holden, Fclisha 181 Hoppke. Shclli 67. 84. 181 Horning. Jane 2. 3. 10. 76. 77. 84. 166. 172. 174. 181. 197 Hostad. Theresa 123. 140. 156. 177. 181 Hovland. Heidi 15. 181. 182 Hovland. Laurie 61. 65. 76. 181. 195 Hrncir. LcAnn 123. 144. 175. 181 Huempfner. Paula 14. 63. 74. 75. 181. 191 J Jacobs. Jon 182 Jacox. Norma 2. 76. 77. 131. 173. 178. 182. 183 Jcx, Dasha 63. 81. 182. 197 Johns. Valerie 182 Johnson. Bradley 130. 158. 159. 182. 187 Johnson. Carrie 10. 15. 63. 76. 178. 182 Johnson. Cynthia 182. 191 Johnson. Debra 182 Johnson. Elizabeth 2. 18. 19. 58. 60. 68. 69. 131. 182. 193. 198 Johnson. Lisa 182 Johnson. Naomi 182. 185, 193 Johnson. Randall 134, 154. 182 Jones, Brett 151. 182 Jones, Debra 182 Jordan. Tracy 131. 182 Jukua. John 80. 81. 84. 183 K Kamminga, Caillynd 14. 15. 61. 68. 138. 139. 183. 197 Kaszynski. Kyle 66. 152. 183 Kennedy. Andrew 164. 183. 185 Kicnitz. Tracy 3. 183 King. Margaret 15. 22. 63. 74. 132. 183. 196 Kinghorn. Allison 184 Kjelland. Renee 2. 76. 84. 183 Klick. Nathaniel 61. 70. 71. 164. 183 Klocppcr. Richard 62. 183 Kloibcr. Steven 56. 84. 154. 183 Kncisl, Douglas 183 Knotek, Kristine 183 Konigson. Tracy 2. 9. 178. 182. 183 Kos. Catherine 2. 10. 13. 15. 76, 183 Krantz. Bernard 61. 130. 134. 154, 183 Kroiss. Lisa 184. 186. 193 L La France, Suzanne 2. 76. 186 Larsen. Steven 186 Larson. Kric 186. 195 Laska. Steven 137. 181. 186 Laxdal. Christopher 56. 154. 186, 187. 198 Lee. Fli abeth 14. 15. 22. 61. 74. 75. 173. 186 Leighton. Thomas 186 Lewis. Vikki 8. 186 Lex. Joseph 16. 57. 61. 66. 84. 172. 186 Licatcr. Daniel 186 Lincoln. John 56. 159. 173. 186 Lincoln, Paul 14. 21. 61. 137. 186. 194 Lindaas. Arnold 24. 135, 159. 186 Litkcwiisch, Sergey 79. 84 Little. Gregory 24. 26. 135. 186 Long. Barry 14. 181. 186 l.owcy. Lisa 2. 117. 126. 138. 139. 161. 186. 187 Lukens. Mark 185. 187. 193 Lundeen, Nathan 66. 137, 174. 187 Lundgren. David 118. 187 Lyons. Dean 187 M Maguire. Kenton 3. 64, 187 Majors. Heidi 187 Marcy. Jennifer 2. 61. 76. 173, 187 Martin. Katherine 187 Matthews. Sheila 187 Mattison. Theodore 10. 21. 24. 25. 26. 57. 61. 73, 79. 118. 119. 137. 187. 196 McCarthy, James 187 McEachcrn. Terrance 187 McHugh. Kathy 180. 185. 187 McKay. Anthony 64. 68. 185. 187 McKinney. Michael 187 McNaughton. Susan 123. 140. 188. 196 McNiff. Patrick 8. 152. 153. 188 Moormann. Paul 57. 72. 135. 173. 188 Mortensen. Merrill 188 Muchlberg, James 57. 188 Murray. Michael 188. 190 N Nocthc. Todd 185 Norrgard. Andrew 24. 120. 122. 146. 147. 148. 159. 188 Nyc. Michael 147. 188 O O’Brien, Jay 188 O’Donnell, Colleen 188 O’Grady. Kathryn II. 75, 78. 172. 188 O'Neal. Rebecca 188 Oglesby. Laurie 65, 188 Oliphant. Jennifer 25. 59. 60. 61. 188 Ollcrman. Eric 15. 26. 147. 151. 188. 189 Olson. Michele 189 Owen. Donald 61. 72. 73. 154. 189. 197. 198 P Palbicki, Michael 24. 146. 147. 148. 151, 189. 192 Park. Emily 13. 56. 59. 60. 61. 63. 84. 131. 156. 157. 161, 189. 196. 198 Parsons. Scott 189 Pat node. Michael 189 Patterson. Wendy 68. 76. 82. 131. 189 Paulson. Ann II. 15. 63. 74. 75. 178. 189. 196 Petersen. Julia 61, 72. 129. 189. 197 Peterson. Jill 61. 72. 184. 189. 197 Phillips. Douglas 3. 146. 147, 148. 181. 185 Podas. Timothy 189 Prentice. Cheryl 2. 9. 10. 13. 14. 74. 75. 126. 127. 128. 189 Price. Catherine 180. 189 Prince. Kristine 61. 62. 66. 70. 72. 73. 132. 156. 172. 189. 197. 198 Prosser. Lynn 82. 189 Puckett, Cary 15. 147, 148. 190 R Raich. Frederick 56. 57. 61. 62. 84. 120. 190. 196 Ranzingcr. Debra 61. 63, 139, 177. 184. 190 Rauch. Eugene 120. 190 Re dy. Natalie 25. 190 Rewerts. Patrick 190. 193 Rice, Chadwick 124, 134, 190 Richardson. Robert 190 Robinson. Traccc 19. 173, 190 Roche. Edward 61. 147. 190 Rooney. Douglas 2. 64. 190 Rosccn, Paul 24. 72 Routt. Karen 61. 141. 190 S Samscl. Theodore 57. 72. 124. 172. 190 Samuclson, James 24. 25. 179. 190 Saugestad. Mary 82. 190 Sawyer. Susan 187, 191 Sbertoli. Jennifer 184, 191. 192 Schalwig. Karla 191 Schapcr. Jeffrey 23. 191 Schweitzer. Maria 9, 63. 72. 73. 126. 140. 175, 191. 196. J98 Scott. Tamara 191 Seed. Cheryl 185. 191 Sellers. Shcralyn 62. 191 Shannon. Anne 191 Sheet . Ann 174. 191 Shields. Kristin 15. 68. 74. 191 Shriver, Ernest 191 Siegel. Joshua 84. 173. 191 Simons. Dawn 173 Simpson. Lisa 191 Skurupijs. Daina 82. 132. 191. 193 Smart. Ellen 19. 61. 68. 178, 192, 193 Smith. Monique 19. 82. 83. 192 Smith. Stephanie 82. 192 Sobotta, Lisa 76. 176. 192 Soinc. Dianne 26. 75. 82. 192 Solomon. Edward 3. 14. 21, 22. 116. 146. 147. 192, 193 Sommers. Lori 192 Sorensen. Jon 61. 79. 120. 121. 122. 192 Sornson. Christian 25. 72. 137. 192 Sovcll. Laurie 12. 15. 56. 57. 61. 63. 140. 180. 192. 197 Spitzer, Mark 61. 173. 192 Stansbury. Elizabeth 192 Steffenson. Carla 192 Stobb. Mark 8. 57. 193 Sirandlund. Kristin 9. 22, 26. 61. 63. 74. 75. 84. 131. 141, 193. 196 Stratton. Christopher 24. 25. 26. 68. 120. 158. 159. 189. 193 Strawman, Kevin 24. 25. 117. 146. 147. 159. 180. 190. 193 Strcgc. Heidi 193 Strublc. Christopher 193 Stumme, Sarah 1X4. 193 Sutton, Paul 2. 9. 10. 14. 24. 61. 72. 137. 159. 160. 193 T Tarr. Stanley 19. 70. 71. 120. 147, 193 Tart. Annjeanette 173 Tate. Jennifer 186, 193. 195 Teisberg. Evan 193 Theurer. James 24. 70. 120. 193 Thompson. Jennifer 2. 76. 77. 193 Torrey. Charles 24, 130. 137. 158. 159. 184, 195 Totall, Daniel 194 Tourtclotle. David 137. 193. 194 195 V Vanyo. Vicki 138. 139. 194 Vecoli. Jeremy 194 Villncauvc. Rachcllc 184, 194 Vocls. Heidi 16. 84. 194 Vollmar, Amy II. 15. 22. 75. 193. 194 W Weeht. Pamela 194 Weekes. Scan 8. 25. 61. 62. 72. 164. 165. 192. 194 West. Melody 18. 23. 57. 131. 144. 173. 194 Whitcomb. Tony 124. 147. 194 Widmark. Jennifer 63. 194 Wilburn. Tammy 195 Williams. Michael 195 Williams. Sonya 178. 195 Wilmcs. Kathryn 82. 195 Wilson. Timothy 9. 10. 22. 195 Wold. Sally 195 Wolf. Annalcc 172. 195 Wolfe. Steven 195 Wright. David II. 58. 60. 61. 68. 69. 72. 73. 79. 124. 134. 154. 194. 195. 196. 197. 198 Y Youngdahl, Aaron 24. 61. 72. 147. 148.174. 195 Z Zenisck, Kristen 2. 10. 15. 63. 68. 76. 77. 84. 131. 195 Zimmerman. Leslie 141. 179 Zobcl. William 147. 194. 195