Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

WAHIAN 1985 Volume 58 Washburn High School 201 W. 49th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota '' Kill II FACULTY 5 FRESHMEN 19 ORGANIZATIONS 35 SOPHOMORES 59 ACTIVITIES . 75 JUNIORS 99 SPORTS 115 SENIORS 169 I T | FACULTY Administration feld B-'« 1ClPal ; CC. ?S OF ’85 jTrom: 2Bon burton Hate ♦ ntay 30, 1033 Comments!: mhile it is true that the yearbook highlights the extra-curricular activities, there is also evidence that roc have nnt forgotten that the main purpose of our school is to provide each student with a good education, ffie are very croud of the academic honors that have heen won by nur students, and we are confident that our graduating seniors will continue in their pursuit of excellence. (The above paragraph was written in 1067, the year in which most of you were bam. It is as true today as it was when first written. All the best! frnrr ld d C. Burton Bifch JonM Assistant Principa| 6 David King Assistant Principal Counselors Cato Me Kinnie Frederick Voigt Marlene Locascio Virginia Russell Social Workers Bruce Waller Jane Donovan Chemical Awareness 7 Librarians Clerks M. Orlowski D. Jerome Row 1: L. McCullough. L. Jones, D. Wahlstrom. Row 2: S. Quigley, E. Engelhard. A. Simonson, M. Vest. D. Madison, M. Ramstad. J. Wineman, B. Pedric. Liaison Officer C. Mattice Health Service 8 G. Peik V k Food Service Special Education Row 1: R. I arson, K. Glass. Row 2: M. Johnson, B. Samek. F. Ballinger. F. G. Pudas Pederson, L. Kramer, H. Lane. G. Dalasta A. Lehmeyer E. Pershfi 9 Joyce Anderson English 9 Enriched English Robert Wolk English 10 Advanced Placement English 10 English Judy Yung English 9, 10 Judith Paine English 11, 12 Reason Stephen Phillipps English 12 Thcater English 9 Georg Lykkcn English 10 11 Social Studies Frank Ario Government. Economics Philosophy. Current Issues James Anderson Civics 9 Mary Joan Boardman World History William Miller World History Peter Heryla Civics 9 12 Donovan Strickland Government, Economics Current Issues. Psychology John Filer Civics 9 D. Allan Wurst U.S. History. Economics Government, Current Issues Donald Bergerson U.S. History Bruce Turnbaugh World History Sociology Drivers Ed 13 Michael Myers Driver Education Vvrn Muir intervention 9.10 Klementary Algebra Bruce Temle Klementary Algebra Physics Gerald Hansen General Math Advanced Algebra Lenus Ritter Concepts 1 Geometry Burton George Informal Geometry Geometry Mathematics Kdward Harter Intervention 9 Advanced Algebra Probability Statisties mm John Farrell High Algebra Trigonometry Computer Math Disc Math James Haugen Junior Math Math Analysis Calculus Kenneth Kielty Concepts 1 Geometry Science Dennis Henriksen Physics Chemistry Ralph Carlson Science 9 Chemistry Harold St rebel Biology Advanced Biology Eprevel Law SM Biology Donald Ix e Science 9 Biology 15 Science James Colby Physics Interm Comp Comp Science John Hornby Science 9 Gary Traynor Biology Science 9 Foreign Language 16 Leonard Jensen Spanish 1.2 I.inda Tiedje French 1 Patricia Kairis Physical Education 9, 10 Gary Stenerson Physical Education 9 Health 9 Athletic Director Larry Hartse Physical Education 9 Health 11 Nancy Moody Physical Education 9 Health 9 Gary Fortier Physical Education 10 Health 9 Civics 9 Physical Education Joanne Hulet Physical Education 9, 10 Health 9 Music Belinda Reuther Band Beginning Band Choir Piano Guitar 17 Work Coordinators Patricia Gronberg Zelma Nelson Delano Beckman Computer Business Yetta Cram Typing 1,2 Business Law Consumer Economics Charles Pinkney Typing 1 Accounting 2 Art 1 Art Harold Bobgan Ceramics Art 1,2 Draw Painting Industrial Arts Robert Tauring Wood 1,2,3 Intro Buiding 18 David Flugstad Intro Draft Mechanical Draft 1,2,3 Home Economics Sandra Heikkinen Clothing 1,2 Child Development Ix� is Haugerud Food 1,2 Independent living Clothing 1,2 FRESHMEN Jeanette Abdo Elizabeth Abraham Elizabeth Adams Corisa Adrian Bradley Ahlstrom Amy Allison Kenneth Alvarez David Anderson Glenn Anderson Katie Anderson Kristin Anderson Scott Anderson Tonya Anderson Shannon Arbuckle Ty Arlandson Andrea Atherton Kristin Bailey Andre Balkcum Scott Bankcy Shannon Barnhart Jeffery Bartlett Kristin Baltey Janelle Beitz Steven Berg Jocelyn Bessard Todd Bigwood Christopher Bion Lisa Blazei Craig Bleeker Patrick Bennet Damond Berg Andrea Blesi Faith Blewitt Steve Bodoczy Kimberly Bolduc Jeff Bowers Scott Bowlby Kevin Bradford Mike Bradford Joseph Brennan Joanne Brownrigg Elizibeth Bryson Robert Burkhardt Sam Burns Richard Burnstein Lawrence Butler Cindy Butze Bradley Canfield Jeannine Cardwell Beret Carlson Jeffery Carlson Steven Carlson Tammi Carlson Vanessa Carr Shanta Chatham Elissa Christopherson Stephanie Clayton Vikki Carr Michelle Carrier Desmond Carrier Kelle Carson Bernard Carter 21 Michael John Co Thomas Janis Df Jon Dahlberg Aron Dahlquist Cameron Danielson John Daugherty Richard Clemmerson Thomas Coffman Juan Coleman Christine Colston Kristin DeCoster Kimberly DeGroy Kathleen Diffley Kevin Do Angela Downing Kelli Downing Jeffery Drewitz Christine Dubose Cassandra Due Christopher Due Cheryl Dupont April Dye Timothy Dvksmam Erin Kdwardsen 22 Susan Erdall Dahn Krmisch Todd Erpelding Patricia Evers Tamara Elick Guy Elliot William Eng Diana English Aimee Farmer Michael Farr Nicholas Felicetta Dennis Ferguson David Friederich Thomas Fugle Corv Flanigan Richard Fleischman Eric Forsland •Jennifer Foss Thomas Garrett •Jennifer Gasper I.inda Gersdorf •James Gessner Alyson Gilchrist Aaron Glynn 23 Charrissa Graves Demian Gravlin Kyle Green Melissa Greer Robb Grill Brent Grothe Kevin Gruye Deborah Gunderson Anna Hakansson Paul Hanscom Marcus Hanson Chinn Hanuman Marcia Harmsen Michelle Harrison Joseph Harvey Jamal Hawkins Sarah Hazelton Karen Hegna Stephanie Hellevik Stephen Hellivik Amy Helmers David Hendrix James Hill Angela Holden 24 Patricia Horning A lyse Howard Kathy Hughes Pamala Hughes Sean Hughes Dane Hyde Heidilee Irey Sarah Iverson Mark Jacobus Shawn James George Jannctta Aldis Jatnieks Jeffery Jeddeloh Sheila Jeffery Timothy Jenkins Amy Jenson Gabriel Jenson Jeffery Jenson Scott Jeutter Niesha Jex Justin Jogodka Benjamin Johnson Corie Johnson Craig Johnson 25 Crystal Johnson Daniel Johnson Gary Johnson Gregory Johnson Jennifer Johnson Mario Johnson Tracy Johnson Vernitu Johnson Vienna Johnson April Jones Kric Jones Krista Jordan Jamie Jorgenson Jennifer Jorgenson Hallowed Kaufman Jennifer Keesey Blake Kelhrants Sarah Kenney Douglas Kielsing Krin Kiml erly David King Matthew Kinghorn Mikal Knotek Stanley Knox Todd Knutson Troy Knutson 26 Andrew l ewis Marlon Lindsey Debra Livermore Lisa l«obcck Andrea latche Mary (.eavilt Peter Lee Paul tweezer Kim lister Christina Leung Stacv Kochendorl'er A l yssa Koepj en David Koffiin Vera Kope Pam Korzenowski Michael Kott Patrick Kroll Brian Kuhn Marguerite Uihhard Dean Larimer Kenneth Lau Christopher Leaf Matthew L« ckhart Jill Lovstuen Aston l«owe James Low-man 27 Aaron l.udrigson Edward Lue •John Lundberg Kathleen Madden Kelly Magnuson Rachael Mazig Erin McCarthy •Jeanne McCoy •Jennifer McCoy Danielle McCullough Kieth McDermid Eyvonne McDonald Lisa McMenamy Leslie McMillian Mark McNamer Matthew McNamer Susan Metzger David Miles Cassandra Miller Michael Miller Yolanda Miller Mark Minalelli Carin Mindel Charles Moosbruggei Adrienne Mortenson Todd Morton 28 Mathew Muller Genevieve Mullett •Joel Murphy Lonny Murray William Murray Jeffery Nault Cory Nelson Matthew Nelson Paul Nelson Michelle Newberg Nga Nguyen Theresa Nickelson Michael Nicklow Lisa Nielsen Evelyn Nye James O’Brien Mark Oium Gregory Olson Joey Olson Michelle Olson Gunnars Otto Robert Otto Tracy Owen Jason Page Rebecca Pagcl Douglas Palbicki 29 Kari Petersen Jill Peterson Lisa Peterson Steven Peterson Kristen Petronio Jason Plantin Paul Plinske Kathleen Powers Jennifer Proshek Christina Puente Kurt Rausch Leslv Reay Molly Regan John Renne Evelyn Rhines Christopher Roberts Craig Robinson Paul Roth Linda Routt James Rudolf Stephanie Russell Jeffery Salovich Erie Samsel Brint Sayers John Schaffer 30 Afifeh Shehih •James Sheffield Roger Simonson Kalherine Skapyak Kelley Skumautz Heather Smith Andrew Snider •Jason Soderlund Timothy Somnis Stacey Sorlien Dana Soulak Kirstin Speers Grady St. Dennis ■Jason St. Hilaire Tina Stadler I.isa Staunton Michael Stcffenson Krica St irdahl Tracie Stormoen Lynn Strand •John Stratton 31 Matt Stratton Kelley Stroud Perry Swanson Robert Swofford Binyam Tesfaegzi Souphanny Thammavongsa April Thompson Jeffery Thompson John Thurik Christopher Tieje Angelia Tillis Jeffery Trevino Mark Trudeau Rosemarie Turner Stephen Uhler Nicole Uphoff Katherine Urbaniak Robert Valstad Scott Vilinskis Jason Villebrun Lisa Wall John Wallace Noah Wallace LaCrissha Walton Dean Wandmacher Anthony Washington Bruce Washington Shelonda Watkins Robin Wecht Gregory Wilson Willie Wilson Debra Winsor Andrea Witt Margaret Woldum Owl Amy West Michelle Wester -Joseph Whitaker Dana Williams Desiree Williams Kendall Williams Kimberley Williams Kimberly Williams I.isa Williams Megan Williams Robert Williams Shanta Williams Sharon Williams Tracey Williams Sharon Wright Michael Yarbrough Jennifer Zickerl Michael Zimmerman 33 ORGANIZATIONS mm Student Council B. Waller ROW 1: S. Radtkc, S. Gjersct, S. Graf, A. Howard ROW 2: A. Woldum. M. Carter. D. Butler. K. Hynes Under the leadership of well qualified and energetic President Vija Brookshire, the 34 members of Student Council did an excellent job in providing many activities and services to our school and to our community. Student Council started the year off with the annual Welcome Week pepfest and dance. The Student Council continued to provide their services throughout the year by planning more dances and pepfests. The Student Council also published the Student Directory and during Thanksgiving, they had a successful food drive which went towards helping the needy. ROW 1: V. Brookshire, C. King ROW 2: P. Maurelli. E. Olsen. M. Onsrud ROW 1: S. Stearns, H. Jones, L. Alaniz ROW 2: J. Miller, R. Dahl. S. Jones. K. Anderson HOW I: K. Anderson. K. Samuelson, H Snrnsel HOW 2: H. Hakansson, .1. Skaln. M. Daily, K. .Johnson. (I. Sampson HOW 1: A. Miller. A Hakansson. HOW 2: I.. Strand. S. Williams. M. Stratton. A. West. 37 National Honor Society Sec. D. Moore. V. Pres. S. Parsons. Pres. T. Glynn, Treas. J. Krantz Advisor B. George ROW 1: T. Haugen, V. Brookshire ROW 2: T. Glynn, A. Johnson. K. Gustafson. S. Almquist, M. DeLand, A. Kjelaberg, K. Pojman ROW 3: C. Litkewitsch. C. Guidera, K. Munson. K. Kortz. L. Yonak, A. Howard. K. Hild, A. Diffley, C. Carter, M. Anderson ROW 4: N. Gasper, B. Whang, M. Moosbrugger, J. Ridler, N. St. Dennis, D. Puente, D. Moore, P. Maurelli, A. Gruye. T. Larson, R. Foster, K. Christenson ROW 5: S. Parsons, J. Krantz. K. Green. A. Yates. G. Iverson, C. King. A. Fishman. D. Evert. A. Pensinger. T. I.amuth. T. Cole. C. Findley, J. Streissguth ROW 6: A. Ludwigson, J. Down ham, L. Dahlquist, B. Erickson, T. Bruininks. S. Barnhart. B. Gilyard, G. Schmitz. J. Spriggs. T. Anderson, W. Gayle. S. Sundem, D. Butler An induction ceremony was held November 27, 1984 for the sixty-one new members of the National Honor Society. Membership is awarded for academic excellence and involvement in extracurricular school activities. These students were chosen for their scholarship, character, service and leadership. 38 Blue Tri Row 1: T. Bowers, G. Iverson, L. Yonak, A. Diffley, A. Follrath, J. Degiusti, R. Heberle. Row 2: C. Brown. K. Kortz, C. Stone, L. Reay, M. McGinty, M. Broucek, M. TerSteeg Row 3: A. Woldum, D. Evert, S. Graf. A. Fishman, J. Korbelik. J. Streiasguth, K. Hynes. K. O’Brien Row 4: Advisor S. Morgan, C. King, A. Ludwigson. K. Gustafson, A. Kjelsberg, K. Munson, A. Pensinger Valentine’s Day was brightened once again as carnations adorned the shirts of many Washburnites. Blue Tri’s annual carnation sale was a big success. Blue Tri is a service organization made up of senior women. Advisor S. Morgan 39 Wahian Advisor R. Carlson Editor: N. St. Dennis Activities: G. Haupert Looking back over the year, I am reminded of all the anxiety and chaos which accompanied us and probably every staff preceding us. After eleven years with Cliff Johnson, the Wahian staff had a new advisor. Now, Not only were the members new and inexperienced, but also their advisor. We worked together, learning from our mistakes, and receiving great support from Mr. Carlson As I see the finished product coming together, I am really proud of us, and I see all the hard work we put into it and the patience that went with it. The time and effort has paid off, and I’d like to congratulate everyone on a great job! A thank you to all who contributed, especially Davis Banks Studio, for without their services and equipment, this book would not be possible and also to Dave Wood, our cover artist. To Mr. Carlson, I’d like to give a very special thanks. He has put forth so much energy and enthusiasm; I would say his first year as VVahian advisor has been a success. Sincerely, Nicole St. Dennis Editor Juniors: J. Ridler and J. Carron Sophomores: M. Moosbruggcr Faculty: C. Carter Organizations: B. Whang Organizations: A. Difllcy Freshman: S. Almquist Sports: K. Green Sporta: S. Sundem 41 Photographer: S. Alvarez Photographer P. Maurelli Seniors: J. Hanson Seniors: G. Iverson Speech Team The Speech Team members met individually with their advisor, Mr. Rogers, after school. The Speech Team had eleven competitive areas of speech ranging from dramatic reading to extemporaneous speaking and discussion. There were ten speech competitions, each held on Saturdays. The Washburn Speech Team performed well especially at the Voice of Democracy when Washburn Speech Team won the top three spots. Advisor R. Rogers ROW 1: S. Almquist, K. Gustafson. J. Halley ROW 2: L. Alaniz. J. Krantz. A. Myers ROW 3: C. Dalglish-Schommcr. K. Moore. A. Dean JETS The Junior Engineering Technical Society is an organization for students with an interest in the field of engineering. The JETS, under the supervision of Mr. Law met every Tuesday after school to work on various projects. These projects were then put into competition with other high schools. 42 Advisor: Mr. Law ROW 1: S. McGregor, D. Peterson. J. McBride ROW 2: D. Esber. J. Christiansen Cheerleading Fall Cheerleaders Row 1: K. Kraemer. A. Pensinger, Capt. C. King, D. Devery. Row 2: Capt. A. Follrath, A. Arlandaon. M. Broucek, K. Wagner. M. TerSteeg, .J. .Janusch Enthusiasm was the main trait of this year’s cheerleaders. Raising spirit at football, so-cer, volleyball, hockey, wrestling, and basketball games, not to mention pepfests, is no minor feat. Yet our cheerleaders did it, providing leadership for the spectators and encouragement for the athletes. Through victories and defeats, the enthusiastic cheerleaders kept the spirit of Washburn alive! 43 Wrestling Cheerleaders Row 1: A. McCuen, L. Tiedje, D. Basham. Row 2: Capt. M. TerSteeg, A. Larson Hockey Cheerleaders Row I: S. Kroiss, A. Fishman. G. Iverson. Row 2: Capt. A. Follrath, A. Pensinger. Row 3: H. Holdgraf Girl's Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: D. Evert, T. Wilson. Row 2: Capt. J. Janusch. J. Streissguth. D. Devery Boy’s Basketball Cheerleaders Row 1: K. Wagner, Capt. M. Broucek, A. Nesheim. Row 2: J. Eveslage, M. Allison. Row 3: H. Jones Sophomore Cheerleaders Row 1: J. Weaver, B. Johns, A. Olson, L. Hrncir, M. Nygren. Row 2: A. Humphries, I). Washington, G. Meyer. A. Gessner Millermates Out of many girls who tried out for the Millermates, only the top 27 were chosen for the 1984 danceline. Millermates practiced with strong dedication to perfect their dance routines. Their dedication paid off when they delighted many with their dances during pepfests, soccer, basketball and football games. They also danced at Millwheels, Homecoming and at several danceline compitions. 46 HOW 1: J. Pommcrenke, B. Sturgeon. L Pojman. Capt. J. Korbelik. Capt. A. Howard, Capt. D. Davis. L. Reinhart, L. Howard. K. Holcomb HOW 2: N. Bergfalk. T. McClain. A. St. Dennis. K. Taykalo, S. Jones. J. Tragethon. T. Quirk. A. Kaibel, T. Pfeifer ROW 3: B. Freeman, K. Vilinskis, L. Yonak. K. Kortz, K. Felien. V. Miller. A. Hirdler, S. Pikal, J. Barren, J. Freeman School Aids The School Aids are made up of Office Aids, Counselor’s Aids and Attendance Aids. They provided wide range of services, which ranged from answering telephones to helping with clerical work. The School Aids helped make our school run more effectively. HOW I: K. Holcomb, C. Walch. K. Clark, L. Boone HOW 2: K. Browder, C. Pageant. J. Jedlickie, K. Olsen ROW 3: G. Meyer. J. Gillquist, R. Hahn, J. Kobb, D. Williams, F. Paterson, B. McCann Library Aids There is a lot of work done behind the counter in the school library. The Library Aids helped students fine what they needed. They also helped the librarians organize the returned materials and kept the study area clean. The Library Aids are indeed a great service to us all. ROW 1: T. Elliot, A. Milton ROW 2: S. Finseth, D. Page!, N. Gray, M. Olsen Reach Reach is a service oriented organization which provides many services to our school. Reach members help those students who have trouble tallying for their classes. To the incoming freshmen and to the new students, Reach members show them around the school and help them get aquainted with other students. This year Reach generously donated money to the Drama Club to help pay for the free buttons which were given to students to promote the school play “Rebel Without A Cause”. Reach also sent flowers to those students and faculty members who had suffered losses of loved ones. ROW 1: C. Kloeper, L. Moore, A. Bjelland. A. Fishman. M. Tidwell. ROW 2: M. Cerny, L. Murphy. A. Gruye, W. Whang, J. Gleason, M. Moosehrugger ROW 3: Advisor L. Haugerud, S. Ritter. A. Meyer. D. Quirk. D. Moore, C. Strand. A. Ludvigson, T. Bruninks, M. McBeath. E. Engnell 49 High School Bowl The members of the High School Bowl worked hard to prepare for the competitions. They worked with Mr. Strickland after and sometimes before school. There was stiff competition among the participating schools. They had a total of six competitions and Washburn High School Team came out of the season with the same number of wins as the number of losses. HOW 1: T. Glynn, H. Brand, N. Gasper. J. Symeonides ROW 2: D. Puente, Y. Norman, T. Anderson. Advisor: Mr. Strickland. Math Team This year’s Math Team was made up of only three people, but they tried their best in the competitions. The Math Team members met every Monday and Wednesday after school to prepare for the meets. There were five competitions which started in November and ended in February. At each competition, each member recieved three problems. As a team, they recieved six problems with twenty minutes to solve each one of the problems. Mr. Harter hopes to have more members on the next year’s Math Team. 50 Advisor: Mr. Harter, M. Aliendyce, A. Carte, J. McBride Boy’s State Boy’s State is a state wide organization sponsored by the American Legion. Members of the Boy’s State were selected on the basis of political and governmental awareness. Members of the Boy’s State went to Gusta-vus Adolphus in St. Peter, Minnesota for one week of legislative session. At Gustavus Adolphus, they had the chance to experience how the real legislators worked by being in committees, preparing bills and then trying to pass it through the Assembly by debating. T. Glynn. B. Gilysrd. T. Bruininks. D. Puente A.V. Aids The Audio Visual Aids not only brought recorders and film projectors to any class that needed them, but, they also made sure that all of the equipment was in good operating condition. The Audio Visual Aids provided an important service to many classes. 51 T. Phillip, B. Norman. S. Bodcyz Band The Concert Band went through a transition when Ms. Ruther replaced Mr. Wells. Ms. Ruther did a good job of leading the Concert Band through a tough first year. Throughout the year, the Concert Band performed several concerts. Many of the members of Concert Band also participated in the Pep Band that played at pepfests, football, basketball and volleyball games. This year, as in the past, the Concert Band hopes to go to the State Music Festival and place as one of the best in the state. ROW 1: I). Johnson, R. Turner. P. Horning. T. Nickel son. A. Arlandson ROW 2: R. Lewis. L. Peterson. K. Downing, K. Wegman ROW 3: H. Miller. T. Goggleye. R. Foster, J. Wallace. C. Carter. C. Jenkins ROW 1: B. Ruther ROW l: S. Shapso. H. Irey, L. Simon, P. Korzenowski, J. Lovstuen ROW 2: A. Wyatt. J. Cardwell. Z. Napue, T. Taylor. C. Thone ROW I: T. Foster. A Allison. I . Owens, T. (inogleyc ROW I S. Hjnrl. I . Brrnier. 'I'. Austruins. T. Jenkins. A. .latniek ROW 2: T. Anderson. M. Ruhenslcin. B. Grnnquist. ROW 2: S. Hollc-vic. T. Niesen. H. Grot he. B. Erickson. I . Swanson. •). Ken lie. R. Mitchem ■J. GaUtsh. J. Grot he. •!. Jodon Choir ROW 1: D. Gronseth, R. Holden, R. Merchant, K. Owens ROW 2: W. Murry, K. Green, B. Macklin, T. Henry ROW 1: L. McLaughlin. R. Suttles, S. Kochendorfer, T. Elliot ROW 2: M. Pfifer, M. Overton. K. Hughes, L. VanBuren, K. Degroy, M. Abekawa ROW 3: D. Slaughter. J. Lnche. S. Kochendorfer. J. Johnson, K. Kimberly. K. Davis, L. VanBuren ROW 1: K. Reidell, M. Gunning. M. Creelman, M. Tersteeg ROW 2: T. Grimes, S. Henderson. S. Hildreth ROW 3: J. Abdo, D. Kellogg, L. Edmunds, S. Gullickson, K. Johnson Director: Ms. Kuther This year the Choir was directed by Ms. Ruther who provided the leadership and direction which all of the Choraliers needed. The Coraliers were given a good background on singing and on reading music. They worked hard each day trying to perfect their voices. When the time came, the Choraliers showed off their talent when they performed as excellent concert at Washburn and in several other communities. M. Abekawa Japan A. Acquah Ghana. Africa P. Calderon Chile International Club G. Lanzoni Italy V. Rasmussen Denmark M. Rubner Germany The International Club Members are made up of students from foreign nations who are here to study the American culture. These students came from as far as Japan and Europe and as near as our neighboring country of Mexico. The International Club members tried hard to learn the American way of life. They participated in many school activities such as Wahian, Soccer and Choir. All of the Washburnites tried their best to make the International Club members feel comfortable. We hope that the Members of the International Club bring good feelings and happy memories to their homeland. V. Sam pedro Spain A. Sostero Italy P. Gordillo Mexico Grist Advisor: Mr. Stitzcl The Gristers met each day during fifth hour. They also spent much of their own time interviewing, checking their facts and investigating around the school for news. All of their hard work paid off when once a month, all of the student body and the faculty enjoyed reading Grist. The articles in Grist included the latest sport events, upcoming events, informative news and editorials. The Gristers provided all of Washburnites with a free subscription of the Grist. In order to pay for the production cost of the paper, the Gristers held the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Dance not only provided the funding for the Grist but also entertained the student body. ROW I: N. Gasper, A. Kjelsberg. T. Bruninks. ROW 2: A. Johnson. I). Puente. K. Pohman, V. Brookshire. T. Glynn ROW 3: B. Gilyard, J. K rants, S. Parsons, S. Mosley ROW 4: W. Gayle, I). Evert, A. Gruye, A. Pensinger, J. Downham ROW 5: M. Anderson, D. Butler, J. Spriggs The talents and the spirit of the 1985 Gristers continued the high standards of the Grist, something they can be proud of. 56 The j T a s7ib u r n V —' r i s t Co-Editors Nsws... Fsaturas Sports.. Copy..., Xt nj T7,f T isMurn — Grist — Todd Brulnlnka Ann KJalabsrg Grsphics.......... Circulation and Ex ... Ssan Moalay VIJs Brookahlr ....Tim Glynn Wilbur Gayls Sarah Parsons David Pusnts ..Danis Evart Andy Gruy ..Burl Gllysrd Ann Johnson Photograph rs Mark Andaraon David Buttar Kany PoJ man Start Writsrs............ Josh Oownham, Nats Gaapar, Jaann Krsnu, Amy Panalngar, John Spriggs Victor Sampadro Principal......................................Donald Burton Advisor..........................................Katth SWxal Pubtlahad monthly by th studanu of Waahbum High School. Stage Crew The Stage Crew spent a tremendous amount of time both during and after school. The Stage Crew was responsible for setting up lighting and sound systems for all activities held in the auditorium. They also set up the background sets for the school plays and for Millwheels. Under the leadership of Mr. Phillips and Drama Club met after school in room 002. They helped with the school plays and Millwheels. Throughout the year, the Drama Club continued their theatrical activities. HOW 1: T. Waterson, S. Redmen ROW 2: T. VanSlyke, P. Maurclli ROW 3: M. Gunning, J. Jorgensen, T. Niesen, B. Lobeck Drama Club Advisor: Mr. Phillips. ROW 1: K. Hughs. J. Jorgensen. K. Skumautz, C. Cunnington. C. Strand. D. Schweitzer ROW 2: M. Gunning. K. Jensen. T. Niesen ROW 3: T. Sabowski. L. Strand. L. Murphy ROW 3: S. Redmond. M. Fugle. K. Peterson, K. Leavitt. K. Reidel ROW 4: T. VanSlyke. P. Maurelli, B. Grnnquist, T. Gilbertson. A. Jensen. P. Brauer, M. Rubner SOPHOMORES Tony Abrahamson Jenny Adams Christopher Adrian Carter Aguilar Amy Ahlstrom Felicia Allen Robert Allen Angela Anderson Avrine Anderson Bryan Anderson Gregory Anderson Karen Anderson Afshin Araghi Blain Auer Theia Axiotis Scott Backman Mike Bailey Matthew Bappe Dawn Bardwell Susan Bartko David Beck Anthijuan Beeks Leeshia Bclfrey Patricia Berg Nancy Borgfalk Robert Bergstrom Paul Bigw x)d Anne Bjelland Shean Bjoralt Donna Blesener John Bonner Heather Bourassa Shannon Brewin Julie Brieschke Randall Brimacomb John Brothers Charles Browning James Bulger Debbie Burgess Tamah Burke Karen Buss Monika Buzek Anne Calvit Timothy Campion Pamela Carr Christine Carroll Carol Carte Linell Cathey Molly Corny Sheila Chad Mark Chart rand Debra Chayer Marc Child Suzanne Cimbura Allan Clemens Marco Cleveland Jonathan Cook 61 Brian Cooney Jennifer Coppersmith Charles Cothron Michelle Creel man Daniel Dahtin Clctus Dalglish-Schommer Richard Dinesen John Ditzler Robert Donaghue Krika Dressen Andre Dukes Wallace Durham Robert Cowan Susan Cracraft Molly Crandall Heather Davis •James Degiusti Heather Dickey Geraldine Doheny Stephanie Dye Daniel Egan Felicha Egan Gregory Ellington Roxolana Elliot Brett Engnell David Erickson Gregory Erickson Leah Erickson 62 Adrienne Gesaner Thomas Gilbertson Jennifer Gleason Matthew Evans Matthew Evingson Robert Faison Michael Follrath Kathy Ford Timothy Foster Steven Friederieh Tamara Froome Angela Fuller John Gallush Michael Erickson Armentha Ervin Darren Esher Nancy Feme Julia Fish Jennifer Fishbaugher Christopher F roy Daniel Glynn Jennifer Goodge Hosennne Gozola Benjamin Granquist Peter Grauff Benjamin Gr� ss Mishon Gruye Daniel Gulland Dennis Gulland Michelle Gunning Amy Gustafson Terry Gustafson Dawn Harms Jacqueline Harris Lisa Harrison Jessica Harsh Larger I’eter Haugen William Haupert Rachel Hahn Kristine Haines Helena Hakansson Donna Hall Klizahelh Hansen Bradley Hanson Ann Helde Paula Heilman Jimmy Helmers Amy Henderson Trace Henry Kelly Higgins 64 Paul Higgins Jaime Hill Quenton Hill Laura Hinrichs Amy Hoagherg Brian Hnecherl Paula Hoikka James Hoiosen Karen Holcomb Robyn Holland Allison Holt James Holt Su Hoskins Karen Hovland Lisa Howard Jason Hoyt Darin Hrcha Lisa Hrncir Taya Hubbard Annette Humphries Andrew Huttner Terease Huttner Kimberly Jabas Thomas Jacobs Marcia Jacox Eric Jagers 65 Stephen James Liga Jatnicks Georgina Jedlicki Elizabeth Johns Heather Johnson Kathleen Johnson Kirkland Johnson Marit Johnson Thomas Jones Ann Juntilla Jonathon Kalenberg Edwin Kalina Robert Keehn John Kelly Darcie Klick Kristine Kochsiek Joseph Kondrak Julia Koob Daniel Krautbauer Christine Kreitz 66 Karl Kruger Julie Lachelt Scott LaFayette Jennifer Laska James Layeux Renee Lewis Michael Lindgren Nancy Lindgren Rachel le Lowenson Arthur Logan Joshua Lowey Lesley I.ydell Ricardo Mackrell Brooks Magnuson Anita Majors Lisa Marshall Nathan Marsten Denise Mart Christine Martin Aimee Masiee 67 Sarah Mazig Molly McBeath Joseph McBride Christine McCalvy Colin McPherson Tracy Menk Gino Messina Gretchen Meyer Heather Miller Deane Milner Peter Mindel Matthew Mintz Robert Mitchem Nicole Montgomery Donyale Moe Jennifer Moore Lisa Moore Molly Moosbrugger Cynthia Morrill Victoria McHugh Valisa McKinney Leslie McMillian Craig McCann Dale McCuen Robert McDonough Tina McGregor 68 Steven Nickelson David Nicoski Troy Niesen Bret Norman Gregory Norrgard Marcie Nygren Ann Olson Kimberly Olson Wendy Osborn Astride Otto Earnest Owens Kenneth Owens Christopher Mormon Charlitta Moss Amy Meyers Guy Neary Robb Nelson David Ness Richard Ness Trang Nguyen John Oberg Dianne Olesen Paul Olofson Brenda Olsen Kaj Olsen Margaret Olsen 69 Christopher Pageant Christian Palmer Erik Palmquist Martha Parsons Kathryn Patterson Paula Pedersen Richard Pclinka Amy Perusse I nce Petersen Christine Peterson Dave Peterson David Peterson Megan Peterson Paul Peterson Tessa Pfeifer Mellisa Pierson Shawn Pietz Tracy Pojman Elizabeth Ponto Sean Powers 70 Lisa Puente Daniel Quirk Erik Rabe Jennifer Ramroop Lynn Randgaard Douglas Ranzinger Kristen Reidell Kelly Rewerts Amy Reynolds Wanda Richardson Charles Ridler Cordell Roberts Denise Robinson Amy Rock hold David Roeser Shon Rogers Nancee Ross Charles Russell Derek Russell Tabytha Sadowski 71 Valerie Sample Gregory Sampson Michael Sampson Elizabeth Saunders Karin Say Andrea Sbertoli Ste%'en Seed Heidi Segner Paul Senkyr Troy Shackelford donna Shelomith Roger Shilz Nancy Shoop Stephen Simondet Jacob Skala Heidi Samsel Karen Samuelson John Saphir Robert Schilz Amanda Schmidt Margo Schumeister Scott Skorheim Robert Smalls Mark Smith Tina Smith Randy Snyder Erik Sorensen 72 Stacey Sorensen Todd Sorenson Ann Spriggs Jason Stevens Leah Stobh Matthew Stonich Cynthia Swanlaw Kamala Stack Michelle Steinert Dana Stephens Jon Storbakken David Strong Maggie Sutton Matthew Swenson Tamara Taylor Chandra Thomas Sean Thomas Shawntell Thompson Klizabeth Thurner Maria Tidwell Todd Torrey Timothy Tryggeseth Derek Turner Harold Ulman Andrew Umphrey Tracy VanSlyke Schantelle Villneauve Darryl Volk 73 Margret Vollmar Hang Vu Cathrine Wagner Paul Wandmachcr Debra Washington Gregory Washington Tracy Wateraton Jaynel Weaver John Wedl Keith Wegman Darnell White Jeffry White Robert Williams Anna Willy Michael Woehrle Yvonne Woodson Jarvis Wright Joseph Wright Vincent Wright Katharine Wvberg 74 ACTIVITIES 76 Snow Week Despite sub-zero temperatures outside, inside things were hot. The week started out on the right foot with a wild pepfest. It started with the crowning of Tom Fletcher and Katie O’Brien, Snow King and Queen. Then the Senior Women and Junior Men pulled their way to tug-o-war victories. The pepfest ended with the Millermen’s great performance. Wednesday was masquerade day with everyone dressed up in weird costumes. On Thursday everybody acted like it was warm and sunny outside by dressing in shorts and flower shirts. On Friday the school went back in time to the 50’s, with faded blue-jeans and penny loafers, to bobby socks and poodle skirts. That night the spirit continued with the sounds of the Rockafellers. Over all, snow week did a good job of taking all those winter blues away for awhile, anyway. 77 Sadie It was a knee-slapping time on November 9. 1984 as 197 couples gathered tor the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. With Luke, the square dance instructor, leading all the couples in one of the best Hoe-Downs of the year, while the other hillbillies tried their skills with the various games for prizes. Everybody was kept in line, or should we say, was kept together, by the patrolling sheriffs, which were in great numbers. The dance started around 8:00 and wound down around 11:00 with the naming of this year’s Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner. Amy Woldum and Randy Robertson, respectively. Dean Larson won the best beard award. tmm Millwheels On the night of January 30 and 31, Washburn showed off its talents in Millwheels. This years performance was a very diverse one, with many exotic and exciting acts, ranging from Russell Merchant all the way to the millermates. Hosting many entertaining acts were this years M.C.’s, Mike Fugle and Tim Elness. One of the highlights of the show was a monologue by Peter Brauer, where he had everybody in the aisles when he talked about Mr. Jones and the Lunch Ladies. Odd Couple Washburn’s spring play of 1984 was Niel Simon’s comedy, “Odd Couple”. The play was a great success due mainly to the full-hearted performances of stars, Marshall Onsrud, Scott Parsons, Josh Siegal, Liz Jordan, and Georgeanne Keller. The play showed the everyday problems and conflicts between a slob, Oscar Madison and Mr. Clean, Felix Unger played by Josh and Marshall respectively. The performances were reflective of the many hard weeks of dedicated rehearsals. The drops and props were very effective because of the drive given to all involved by Mr. Phillips, in his second year. k 4T Hojmc|: imingQj9f r not dajiW� e(li|t, rains on ®LCt-dB r: we a k Hl hn Bn t auu HBr their flP B' tuxedos. Alter mnj Kathleen .were yi lonrftis day! w and coro-ssday night, ates showed dresses and l and Queen they were Unbecoming rousing jjebieSl v newal of spirit am burn. The MillM against the HB ing 14-6. Itfdid! though as mg | start oJB | ang at A1- ■ here ti H llroz. ui up a;good fight k, hut ended up los 't alainpt-Mhe spirit wpicx toiseti up B. Vi ling danef t' � iU)ids (� Paul and Denise Angela and Randy Queen Kathleen and King Steve Greg and Tracey Sharon and Todd Semi March 30, 1984 was an exciting night for the many couples that entered the Marquette Inn. As the couples mounted the escalators to the ballroom, the laughter and sounds of the band Cruisin’ drew them closer to the excitement. Upon entering the halls, lines for picture taking and coat hanging were overwhelming with couples attired in fancy dresses and decked out in suits. Inside, dancing, snacking, and socializing were among the many sights seen. With the help of the band, which played a variety of songs, the night was a success. It was a night to remember for all who attended our first spring dance. 84 Prom All aboard! With crew and passengers ready to rock the boat, the Josiah Snelling set sail. The romantic love boat provided 159 couples with a beautiful, romantic atmosphere. The band “Prophecy” helped to make May 11a memorable night by playing a variety of music and luring everyone into dancing. From 8:30 to 11:30, dancing feet echoed throughout the prom boat. Well dressed for the occasion, Washburn showed off its style and class. This prom proved itself to be a fun, exciting time. 85 89 94 Welcome Week Welcome week, the traditional starting point of the year, was again a whopping success. The week was kicked off by a big pepfest getting everybody into the spirit of things. Tuesday, Dress-Like-a-Freshman Day was marked by people roaming the halls with lunch boxes and “flood” pants. Next was Dress-Like-the Opposite-Sex Day. Thursday was Senior Slave Day in which the freshmen got to buy the rights of a “lucky” senior. The seniors picked up the freshmen and took them out to breakfast and then followed them around every which way all day long. The Welcome week Dance, usually held on Friday, was postponed to the following Friday because the football team had a game. Even with the week delay the dance was a huge success with the new band, Kindergarten. 95 Upon arriving at Washburn in the fall, students saw a great deal of change in the exterior of the school. McQarrie field had been torn up and a new one was being built. On the inside the halls and the lockers had been freshly painted. % Rebel Without A Cause Cast The Victim Chris Cunnington Buzz Gunderson The Gang- Trixie Jenny Abdo Scooter Moose Helen Georgeanne Keller Millie Ellie Ellis Mogan Crunch Biff Judy Brown Amy Del Main John “Plato” Crawford Ben Grandquist Lynn Ray ... Sheila Acquah-Asare Mrs. Davis Mrs. Stark Mr. Stark Victor Sampedro Belle Brown Tracy Van Slyke lecturer Karen Jensen Mr. Brown Mike Rubner Mrs. Brown Officer Matt Stonich Officer Tim Elness Voice of Authority Peter Maurelli Jim Stark Jim Reay 97 98 JUNIORS I-ee Alaniz Mark Allardyce Melissa Allison Sarah Alvarez I)eon Anderson Katherine Anderson Robert Anderson Aundria Arlandson Patricia Ashwell .Jacqueline Aune Timothy Austrums Mark Badenhoff Bradley Baker Michael Bakken Michael Bappe Dawn Basham Lencttc Bauer Autumn Bennett Stacy Bergerson Bobby Savice Bergfalk Michael Berwald Christopher Beutz Aaron Bjerke Todd Blair •Jacqueline Blake Paula Bodgcr 100 Lenora Boone Stacey Bowman Harlan Brand I-eah Brandt Rita Brockhoff Kimberly Browder Jason Brown Laura Bryson Resa Buffie Brock Bukkila Michelle Burgess Timothy Burkhardt Julianne Burns Stephanie Burrington Teresa Buzek Stephanie Cadmus Nancy Canterbury Benjamin Carline Elizabeth Carlson Lee Carlson Kevin Carter Victoria Chayer Robert Christiansen Barbara Christofferson Brian Christopherson Lisa Cimbura 101 .Johnathan Dees Elizabeth Dohner Anthony Dclcalzo Amy Delmain Daaron Delong Lisa Derfler Donna Devery Christine Ehlenfeldt Geoffrey Elfstrum Kelly Elick Christina Elliot Michael HI ness Kimberly Emmons .John Dingley .James Ditzler Shannon I)oheny Jesse Dolinar Anthony Dreon Heather Edwardsen 103 .Jason Gillquist Timothy Goggleye David Greenwald Laura Grider Teresa Grimes Joel Groethe Rochelle Gulbranson Shari Gullickson Joceda Freeman Mark Frocmming Scott Geiger Dominic Gibson Lisa Felicetta Theresa Fernholz Spencer Finseth Gregory Fischer •Jack Fladwood David Flannery Troy Flowers Lisa Foster Lisa Fox Mindra Fox Diana Fransen Joni Gustafson Kelly Haakman Richard Hadler Margaret Hall Stephanie Hammond Karen Hankland Phillip Hansen Youvaraaj Hanuman •Jennifer Harren James Harris Lynn Harris Christine Hauer Chandra Hawkins Christine Hegeholz Stacey Henderson Derick Henry Nicole Henry Michael Heyer Sally Higgins •Jennifer Hostnd Frederick -Jachim •James -Jansen •Jody Janusch Jennifer -Jedlicki Catherine -Jenkins Karl .Jenne Kdvthe -Jensen Karen -Jensen Andrew -Jewell Ann -J« deit Bruckner Johnson Jason Johnson •Jeannine Johnson Kristine Johnson Michael Johnson Nils Johnson Karen Johnston Anthony Jones Helen Jones John Jones Slacv Jones Jeffrey Jorgensen Amanda Knihcl Jeffrey Kasperek Noah Kaufman Mark Kcehn Ryan Kelbrants Anthony Klaers Vickie Klans Christine Kloepper Brian Koblas Anita Kolkhorst Lara Kope Curtis Korwes Kathryn Kraemer Stacy Kroiss Steven Krook •Janice Laduke Robin Langevin Anna l nkton Mary I-arkin Anne Larson Daro Latch man Nathan Leaf Heather Lee Jowanda Lee Matthew I ewis Sarah I.ewis Birgit Lillehei •Jackeline I.indgren Robert Lobeck Joyce Loche 108 Miriam Lockman Alfred I.ope7. Jay Loustuen Vassel Lowe Sharon Lowery Dean Lyle Donald Macklin Mary Madden Jason Magozzi Brian Mallak Paul Marble Devery Martin Susan Martin Nicole McCarthy Sarajane McConkey Dorian McCoy Ana McKie Lisa McLaughlin Matthew McNicoll Cynthia Meierding Amy Melton Steven Metzger Christopher Meyer Klizabeth Miller Jay Miller Vija Miller Kllis Mogan Carlos Morgan Ryan Mortenson Kevin Murphy Lynn Murphy 109 Barbara Nault Joel Nelson Mark Nelson Amy Nesheim Steven Nicuski Lisa Oium Holly Olson Jon Olson Roderick Olson Marit Opslad Marva Overton Carolyn Owen Daniel Pagel Robert Palbicki Larry Panks Julie Parrott John Patrykus Graham Paulsen James Pedersen 110 Suzanne Pedersen Christopher Pcrusse David Peterson Eric Peterson Susan Pikal Michael Pintozzi Jennifer Podas Richard Pollard Shawn Pool Teresa Quirk Martin Raich Janet Raugust Susan Redmond Anthony Richardson Stacy Ritter Kenneth Robinson Jodie Roche Michael Rogers Sarah Fiose Kenneth Ruble Gregory Rudolph Peter Ftudrud Eric Samsel 111 Erik Sanders Michael Smith Janice Soine Robert Sayers Amy Schirmer Lisa Schleisman I-aura Schneider Tracy Schermerhorn Aaron Schulte Patrick Schwamm Damon Schweitzer Virginia Scully Lois Simon Pieter Simpson Lisa Siskind Mary Smith David Spiczynski 112 Tracy Swanholm •Joe Symeonides Kelly Tavkalo William Teniplin Anne Marie TheU Nicolle Theis Matthew Thompson Angela Thomson Carol Thone Daniel Tompkins Nancy Total! Elizabeth Tourtclotte 113 Jodi Tragothon Jason Tudor Klizabeth VanValkengurg Jacqueline Vavra Richmond Vincent Peter Voss Kristin Wagner Christine Walsh Kristi Wegman Pamela Weinardt Michael Wilson Tiffany Wilson Christopher Wise Jessica Wolk Connie Wright Amanda Wyatt David Yarbrough 114 SPORTS r 116 After the winter thaw, this year’s softball team was ready to bat. With the team made up mostly of underclassmen, this season was a building one. Throughout the season, they became more acquainted with the game and gained more experience with each opponent. After a slow but promising start, the Miller Women reached their peak when Regions began. WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Fifth in Conference Record: 6 wins - 8 losses WHS TEAM OPP 4 Roosevelt 13 7 Edison 9 11 Southwest 10 17 South 6 North forfeit 2 Edison 20 14 Southwest 4 3 Roosevelt 21 10 Henrv 14 9 South 11 North forfeit 4 Henry REGIONS 14 8 Benitde St. i Margarets 2 Roosevelt 12 ROW 1: K. Gustafson. K. Anderson, K. Clausen, C. Clancy. A. Woldum ROW 2: C. Simondet, Capt. V. Brookshire, Capt S. Sundem, Capt.. S. Dahl, U. Arlandson RQW 3: Coach Dockendorf. S. Bartko. L. Lowery, T. Larson. S. Totall. -I. Carlson. Mgr. K. Wegman WOMEN'S JV SOFTBALL First in Conference I Record: 8 win • 4 losses WHS TEAM OPP Roosevelt 12 C2 ) Edison 19 Southwest 16 1 South 8 1 34 North 10 18 Edison 28 1 24 Southwest 14 I ■jW Roosevelt 12 14 Henry 22 rl3i� South 14 North forfeit | Henry 11 HOW 1: D. Nielsen, Capt. K. Johnson, Capt. B. Lillehei, Capt. J. Rochc. Capt. L. Derfler. •lodell HOW 2: M. I-owenson, 0. Peterson. H. Hokunson, S. Arbuckle, S. Newherg. D. Burgess HOW 3: Coach Salzman, L. Puente. S. Lewis, A. Blesi, H Johnson, E. Hhines Irondale Armstrong HOW 1: T. Gaunt, P. Hansen, M. Badenhuff. B. Cowman, T. Gustafson, P. Haugen. M. Evans HOW 2: Coach B. Erickson. G. Anderson, M. Heyer. K. Weg man, G. Fischer. H. Schneider. B. Cooney, M. Bailey row ,= J. Johnson. P. M.n vmhos. J Hidl.r. T. H.u n, M. Koh.nson. Gunderson ss i - 8 Wins 5 lawses OFF J V. BASEBALL. SOPHOMOHE BASEBALL FIRST in Conference 11 Wins 3 Losses WHS OFF 2 Edina 12 11 Henry 2 8 South 7 18 North 3 5 Southwest 4 12 Roosevelt 1 17 Edison 13 14 South 4 12 Henry 2 2 Southwest 6 11 Edison 6 20 North 1 14 Roosevelt 3 3 Cooper 4 VARSITY BASEBALL Second in conference 13 Wins 5 Losses Henry South Southwest Roosevelt Armstrong Richfield Mounds view Southwest St. Thomas Roosevelt REGIONS ROW I: K. Roache. P. Bach. J. Budd. D. Puente. D. Wood. R. Garrett ROW 2: F. Raich. J. Theurer. R. Hevne, I). Gustafson. R. Bauman. J. Knsperek ROW 3: Coach F. Ario. K. Ario, C. Strutton. A. Norrgard. J. Sorenson. M. Morton In March, the Millers started gearing up for what was to be a productive season. They opened play with a strong start, and sought to make a repeat performance in the dome. The Millers fell short in their efforts but wound up a close second in the Minneapolis conference. The team enjoyed their success on the field through the guidance of Coach Frank Ario. Backed up by good performances of the future varsity players on the J.V. and sophomore teams, the Millers should prove to be contenders for quite some time. Men' Tennis Third in conference Record: 7 wins 4 losses WHS Team OI� P. 7 North 0 5 0 � e« 2 2 Brink f 6 Henry 1 7 Edison 0 5 W.B. Lake 2 6 Southwest I 3 Roosevelt 4 2 South n 3 Kennedy £w. 4 6 St. Paul 3 The 1984 men’s tennis team had a smashing season. They proved to be a strong match against both city and tough suburban teams. They aced their way through the early season winning six out of their first seven matches. They ran into some problems beginning with Roosevelt toward the end of the season but finished it in success, reflective of their all around record. ROW I: G. Klfstrum. C. Olson. B. Allen. I). Dahl in, P. Youngdahl, D. Beck, .1. Lowey. J. Skala ROW 2: L. Carlson. I). Otto. J. Storbakken. D. Glynn, B. Auer, E. Olson, P. Giebink. D. Ness ROW 3: Coach Kiclty. W. Rholfs, C. Johnson. T. Mattison. G. Elfslrum. D. Lundgron. J. Jallo. B. Christiansen V o z This years track team put extra effort into their season. Combining aerobics, hard workouts, talent, and school spirit they sprinted through a good season. Led by a new coach. Gene Lohman, the Miller women had a fun successful year. Now they are eagerly looking forward to their new track. WOMEN’S TRACK TWIN CITY INDOOR NORTH 89 COMO 53 HARDING 41 ROOSEVELT 36 SOUTH 35 HIGHLAND PARK 12 EDISON 5 WHS 3 ST. PAUL CENTRAL 3 HENRY 1 CITY RELAYS NORTH 104 SOUTH 91 ROOSEVELT 64 SOUTHWEST 60 WHS 56 EDISON 10 HENRY 9 ROW 1: K. Zimmereon, N. Bergfalk. A. Nesheim, S. Martin, J. Jedlicki. I.. Schneider. J. Gufstason. S. Kroiss, L. Thurner, K. Kramer. ROW 2: V. Sample, A. Humphries, C. Bryden. N. Buzek, N. Total), A. Sbertoli. N. Covert, K. Diffley, A. Spriggs. ROW 3: S. Rose, M. Jensen. M. Graves. L. Hankey,T. Pojman. L. Jetniks. L. Woodson, D. Jex, T. McGregor, K. Green. ROW 4: D. Hahn, E. Park. M. Parsons. A. Caskran, K. Bardwell, S. Gjersct, K. Pojman. K. Standlund, J. Johnson, P. Bodger, Coach G. Lohmnn. N. Shoope. Golf teed off to a good season this year. A fairly youthful team showed enormous promise as they played on through the season. Swing after swing, putt after putt, the determination of the Miller women pushed them on. Their talent, hardwork, and school spirit rewarded them with a fulfilling season. HOW 1: .Julainc Halley, Leslie Lydell HOW 2: Jeanne Krnntz, Carolyn Owen WOMEN S GOLF Second in conference Record: 6 Win 2 Losses WHS Team OPP 192 Henry 205 20-1 South 205 190 Roosevelt 180 195 Edison 205 179 Roosevelt 156 181 Henry 190 227 Southwest 260 202 South 260 126 ROW 1: P. Wundemacher, B. Johnson, G. Ellington ROW 2: Coach Beckman, M. Thompson, J Abraham. B. Bukkila Optimism was the word for this years golf team. The Millers hit the course with great talent. Senior Captain Brad Johnson and Coach Del Beckman led the team through the tough Minneapolis conference. Optimism also ran high for a birth in the state match. The Millers fared well throughout the year and sent Brad Johnson to state. BOY S GOLF Third in conference Record: 6 Wins 3 Losses WHS TEAM OPP North forfeit 185 Southwest 182 176 Edison 214 347 Roosevelt 325 342 Southwest 345 338 Henry 364 172 Henry- 177 170 South 194 179 Room velt 171 City Track Meet Roosevelt South North Southwest Henry Washburn Edison Dedication, determination, and pride made up for the shortage in manpower on the 1984 men’s track team. Although team points were usually low, strong individual performances were made. Runners Nguyen Nhan, Phillip Graves, Joe Symeon-ides, Derek Streisguth, and Dave Moore had solid performances against such teams as Apple Valley. St. Louis Park, and Osseo. 129 ROW 1: Capt. O. Wright, N. Nhan. R. Johnson, D. Moore, .1. Symconides ROW 2: Coach J. Jurisch. T Holdgraphcr. F Graves, T. Rodger, .1. Spriggs, Coach I). Barnett. ROW 1: A. Koskran. 1.. Hrncir. K. Nys, S. Alvarez. H. Samsel, .1. Eveslage HOW 2: A. Melton, A. Follrath. M. Nuygun, S. Ritter. M. McBeth. T. Vu ROW 3: M. Johnson. C. Thone. I.. Tiedje, H. Holdgraf, C. Jenkins. B. Nault WOMEN S BADMINTON Seventh in Conference Reconi: 5 wins • 7 losses TEAM South Roosevelt Edison North Henry Southwest South Roosevelt Edison North Henry Southwest JV BADMINTON Record: 4 wins • 8 losses TEAM South R«K sevelt Edison North Henry- Southwest Sout h Roosevelt Edison North Henry- South west With racquet in hand the badminton squad teamed up to challenge their opponents. Led by l eanne Hrncir and Janelle Eves-lage, they strived for victory. Being a young team they did fairly well. Next year the Miller racque-teers, being more experienced, look forward to another fun season. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Seventh In Conference 1 Win 5 Ix� es WHS OPP 6 South 20 6 Henry 12 8 Southwest 39 8 Roosevelt 22 8 Edison 22 34 North 28 HOW l: Ci. Anderson. J. Gaunt, M. Swenson, W. Haupert, P. Youngdahl, T. Googleye. H. Brimbacomb, J. Bulger, ROW 2: J. Hoyt, K. Green. B. Williams. D. Berg, B. Cooney, T. Campion. P. Paulinski, P. Lee, ROW 3: -J. .Jedlow, Rudolph, C. Nelson, J. Calenberg, J. Bowers, D. Eagen. R. May. L. Baker, ROW 4: D. Lamore, P. leisure, G. Otto, K. Alvarez, T. Bergstrom, J. Ditzler, C. McCann. h K tf'i ROW 1: C. Skapyak, D. Henry, K. Robinson. R. Robertson. J. Dolinar, R. Pollard, C. Mrnak, 1). Williams. M. Sawyer, D. Pintozi, ROW 2: M. Frocmming, K. Strelnieks. R. Hadler, I.. Dahlquist, W. Austin, J. Brown, S. Soulak. P. McNiff, G. Haupert. S. Nickelson, Mgr. ROW 3: M. Lindgren, T. Rlness, P. Rach, M. Law, C. Wise, B. Grotbeck. G. Rudolph. C. Chapin, T. Haugen. T. Flowers. P. Hansen. ROW 4: E. Fortier, J. Hanson. J. Nelson, R. Vincent. I). Stroud. B. Johnson. T. Konigson, M. Lobben, J. Abraham, R. Hodge, Coach J. Straite VARSITY FOOTBALL Seventh In Conference 0 W'ins 6 Losses WHS OPP 0 Henry 34 0 Edison 33 0 Southwest 13 6 Roosevelt 28 12 North 29 6 South 13 Hell week began in the middle of July for the Washburn football team, but there were, however, two significant changes, the addition of a new head coach and the loss of a football field. Gary Fortier, a former coach at Marshall- U, was faced with the difficult task of replacing long-time coach George Wemier. He brought with him inspiration to the team and the desire to never quit; and quit they never did! The old football field was gone this year when they returned, and it remained that way throughout their season to make way for the new Mac-Quarrie field. This hampered the team because they were never able to play a home game. Although the team had little success in the record books, they achieved what some consider to be more important than winning-THE DESIRE TO WIN!- 133 With much confidence, this years volleyball team began their season. Having played together the year before, they felt confident that they could go beyond winning the City Title, and dreamt of going to the State Tournament. At t hat point, many people scoffed at this and said it was just that, a dream. Having gained even more determination, they went about proving these people wrong by beating one team at a time. Four seniors were appointed to the All City Team: Sue Sundem. Kim Green. Debbie Davis, and Kathy Davis. Regions came quickly and they practiced in earnest. Everyone knew what needed to be done, so, even though the workouts were hard, they all knew what could come from all this work. They came out explosively and didn't give up one point without a fight. They never gave up and proved to be the better team. Their dream had been fulfilled, it was time for the State Tournament and they were in it! ♦ 15.15 nyxatu 11.15.15 South 5.16.15 Htiwy IA OrniMi IS.IS.IO South y HOW I E. Rhine . K. Wegmun. ('apt. .Johnson. M. Creelman. L. Zakrzewski. HOW 2: Coach Katith. A. Hdde, J. McCoy, K. Hovland, K. Hegna, A. Anderson. C. Kim. St Paul lohnw n l.'.U I ) I: V Miirsion. -I. Sapphire. P. Marble. A. Dean, J. Degiusti. R. Dahl. T. Tarry. .1. Runner. ROW 2: H Hollister. P. Mnurelli. T. Gulland. P. Wax, M. Follrath. L. Sampson, A. 1 s linlic ROW :t: oach A. Svalby, .1. Stensiond. U. Rasmussen. Ai Sostero. B. Baker, S. 9 Nelson. .1 Ojirron. T. Kricksnn. SOPHOMORE SOCCER 11 Wins 5 Losses 1 Tie WHS OPP 0 Rosemounl TV. .'1 1 Hill Murray 3 .'1 Rosemounl 1 1 Edina 2 7 Minnehaha 1 15 Ororo 0 9 Rosemounl J.V. 2 10 Chaska 0 1 Apple Valley 3 Minnehaha Tournament I Burnsville 0 3 Minnehaha 0 1 Kennedy 3 6 Prpmp 0 2 Wayzata 2 4 Coon Rapids 2 3 Chaska J.V. 2 2 Hill-Murray 1 J.V. SOCCER 3 Wins 4 Losses IS OPP Henry 0 Edison 3 Minnehaha 1 North 3 Anoka 3 Wayzata 5 Anoka 3 OT ROW I : R Faison. It. Clenimorson, -I. Olson, I). Beck, P. Haugen. J. Skalu. G. StDennis. B. Otto, ROW 2: M Stratton. M. Kvans. A. Aroghi. It. McDonough, (I. Sampson. M. Stonich,.). Stratton, .J. L.vv. v. ROW :t: ( � wch B. Allard. I). Gulland, R. Pelenka, M. K notec, R. Snyder. K. Kruger. D. (•oil.iihI 1 R.olv. K Wiumiin MEN’S VARSITY SOCCER First in Conference First in Region 16 Wins 3 lames I Tic Once again the Washburn Soccer Team had a highly successful season. With such talent as ALL STATE Senior Daril Otto, ALL CONFERENCE Senior Steve Coffman, and ALL CONFERENCE goalkeeper Staffan Swanson, success for the team was inevitable. Game after game the Millers took apart their opponents and allowed few goals to be scored against them. The team faced a well balanced schedule including number one ranked Apple Valley. In the state tournament the Millers faced Anoka. Leading by 2-0 with three minutes to go, the Millers let two goals slide by and lost in over time. Another tribute to Washburn Soccer is the strong feeder program. Both the Sophomore and the J.V. teams had winning seasons. Henry Edison Ro emount Anoka Nor! h Minnehaha Southwest Roosevelt Apple Valley South Henry Edison Wayzat a North Southwest Roosevelt South Regions Roosevelt Southwest State Anoka ROW 1: M. Raich, B. Savice Bergfalk. T. .Jacobs. A. Dean. J. Degusti, G. Elfstrom, L. Aliniz, B. Cowan. P. Gordilo. ROW 2: J. Ridlcr, E. OJson. S. Coffman, M. Thurncr, G. Ficher. .1. Ditzlcr. C. Anderson. I). Otto. .J. Miller. ROW 3: Coach F. Ario, T. Glynn, K. Kruger. T. Holdgrapher, R. Palbicki. -I. Spriggs. S. Swanson. WOMEN S SWIMMING First in Conference Third in Regions Record: 8 wins • 1 loss. CITY MEET Washburn 306 Southwest 212 South 192- North 136 Henry 115 Roosevelt 101 Edison 96 WHS TEAM OP1 97 North 63- 81 Blake 90 55 Henry 28 109 Edison 68 106 - Southwest 65 96.5 South 72.5 46 Roosevelt 34 TWIN CITY 102 Harding 67 140 ROW I: M. Mulloy. .1 Lovxteun. S. .Juntilla. S. Barnhart, F. Blewett, Capt. Raugust, T. Morrill ROW 2: S. Ritter. K. Say. K. Simonson. N. Dixon, M. Labhard. T. Willis, A. Thone. ROW 3: Coach Nehring. C. Morrill. C. Thom . C. Owen, Couch Morrill.Coach Hclmboldt. ROW 4: M. Gruye.T Owen, J. Halley. S. I.ewis, L. Puente. Capt. Munson. A. JuntilU Starting the season without a coach, didn’t slow the swimmers down or dampen their spirits. Many hard practices and a lot of team enthusiasm, paid off as the swimmers drowned the rest of their competition. Representing the team at State were: Senior Captain, Kris Munson, in the 500 free, .Junior Carol Thone in the 100 breast, and Cindy Morrill in the 100 free. ROW I: H. Jones. I). Kvert, A. Fishman, A. Schirmrr. B. Dohner. S. Gr.iufT, I, Schmeder. (I. Iverson. HOW 2: (ftarh K Kidty, M. Crnndnll. J. Kveaiag , L. VonVnlk burp. T. Larson. S. O'Brien. N. Trilcipi. S. Berpersoii. T. (’.err. 142 GIRLS TENNIS 6 Wins 3 Losses WHS OPP 0 Brock 7 2 Richfield 5 •r Edison 2 Henry 0 Roosevelt 0 6 South 2 6 North 1 Roosevelt 0 1 Southwest 6 REGIONS 5 Edison 0 lost Torino Grace won This year's tennis team was headed by a new coach. Ken Kielty. Being a young team with a new coach the Miller women did better than one would expect. Starting off slowly in the non-conference games they never gave up the fighting instinct to win. As the conference games were played, they showed off their growing talents. Being a closely knit team they were all glad to see Denise Evert volley her way to the semi-finals of Regions. Losing only five seniors, they hope for the next season to be as good as this one was. 1984 CITY MEET Roosevelt South Washburn Southwest Henry North Edison Beginning in the hot, humid weather of August, the men’s cross-country team survived through many sundrenched workouts. But soon enough they were prancing around in their long underwear, hats, and gloves. The team’s high point was their third place finish in the city meet heating Southwest by ten points. Row 1: A. Gruye. J. Cosc.rnn, T. Austrums. N. Nhan Row 2: ( oach 0. Wald. •!. Downham, -J. Jallo, D. Moore, Coach G. l.ohman. In keeping with tradition, the Washburn women’s soccer team once again breezed through city and regional competition to make their fourth consecutive appearance in not only the state tournament but also the championship game. Dedication, combined with the experience of ten starting seniors, provided for the success and fulfillment of the team’s season goals. The performances of Senior goal-tender Vija Brookshire and midfielder Sue Gjerset brought them recognition on the All-State team. Seniors Vija Brookshire, Sue Gjerset, Sharon Graf, Molly McNamer, Lisa Reay, Nicole St. Dennis, and Ann Tisdale were named to the All-Conference team. ROW 1: F. Lockhart. S. Stearns. N. St. Dennis, V. Brookshire. S. Gjerset, B. Tourtelotle. S. Graf. ROW 2: H. Hakanson, C. Clancy, T. Bowers. M. Parsons, M. McGinty, A. Tisdale, M. McNamer. ROW 3: Coach L. Ritter, S. Krdall. N. Total I. K. Anderson. K. Johnson. S. Totall, L. Reay. T. Swanson. WOMEN'S SOCCER First in conference R«onl: 17 Wins 3 Ixtets WHS 01 1' 10 HENRY 0 II EDISON 0 •1 MOUNDSVIEW 0 lill.l. Ml RRAY 0 SOUTHWEST 0 i ROOSEVELT 0 3 KENNEDY 0 ;i SOUTH 2 15 HENRY 0 2 IRONDAI.E 1 13 EDISON 0 1 APPLE VALLEY 3 I southwest (i 1 BURNSVILLE 3 6 SOUTH 0 RED IONS 9 R EC. IN A 0 8 SOUTHWEST 0 STATE TOURNAMENT 3 COON RAPIDS 2 •) IRONDAI.E I 0 •1 EPPERSON o HOW 1: .1. Ho tad, K. Jensen. A. Nesheim, S. Kroiss, M. Madden, M. Hall, K. Anderson. ROW 2: Coach T. Swanson. I.. Derfler, I,. Kope. H. Holdgrnf. R. I ocwenson, .1. Johnson. K. Kennedy ROW 1: I . Korzenowski. A. Parmer, M. Woldurn. M. MoosebruRRer, I. Rcay. M. Tidwell. J. DahlberR. ROW 2: S. Newberg, K. Wyberg, K. Anderson. G. Doheny, K. Madden, A. Hakans-son. K. Anderson. ROW 3: Coach R. Ritter. N. Sh« op, B Pagel, P. Kvers, G. Jedlicki, I., Blazei. C. Martin. A. Koeppen 1984 CITY The 1984 women’s cross- MEET country team was elated about their third place finish in the Southwest 40 city meet. It was basically a South 58 rebuilding season for the Washburn 65 runners, but with the help of Roosevelt 88 some new underclassmen, the North 135 team soared above their Edison 136 season expectations. The key Henry 160 to the success of our team is the strong competition within the team, said one runner. Huw 1: J. Kruntz. J Gu tdfcon, T. Cole, A. Hooglxrg, Row 2: Coach G. Wuld. C. Hauer. K. Guslaf-mn. A. •J. Harsh barge f, Coach G. ROW 1: B. Hill, Capt. M. Nelson, J. Brown, M. Morton, Capt. M. Lobben, J. Nelson, M. Hawkins, K. Wells ROW 2: Coach Boone. R. Palbicki, T. Konigson, B. Cook, B. Johnson, M. Berwald, W. Marshall, Capt. B. Nelson VARSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL Fifth in Conference Fifth in Regions WHS TEAM OPP 53 South 58 63 Armstrong 74 57 Henry 78 63 Roosevelt OSSEO 67 TOURNAMENT 50 Anoka 69 64 Buffalo 52 60 Elk River 61 ■18 Jefferson 54 43 North 59 ■18 Wayzata 47 67 Southwest 36 59 Howard Lake-Waverly 64 76 Edison 30 52 Edina 42 48 South 83 52 Henry 55 71 Roosevelt 79 68 North 94 72 Southwest 34 62 Edison REGIONS 57 47 Fridley OT46 29 Park Center 42 ROW 1: S. Tompson, R. Brimicomb, J. Wright, S. Rogers, P. Youngdahl, K. Johnson. ROW 2: Coach Boone, A. Dukes, K. Wegman, R. Mitehen, T. Bergstrom, D. White, J. Owens. SOPHOMORE MEN’S BASKETBALL Second in Conference Record: 11 Wins-6 Losses WHS TEAM OPP 69 South 61 53 Armstrong 45 52 Henry 65 69 Roosevelt 52 42 Jefferson 34 28 North 75 44 Wayzata 64 50 Southwest 64 Howard Lake- 70 Waverly 60 59 Edison 43 55 Edina 52 51 South 45 60 Henry 87 53 Roosevelt 60 56 North 74 72 Southwest 34 51 Edison 39 149 The season started off with many grueling practices. These practices showed the possibilities of a very successful season. Their schedule proved to be a tough one, many of their games being decided as the last seconds ticked off the clock. Many of the challenges that were thrown at them were well handled by the starting line-up, and the depth on the bench. Mllttk As the hockey team stepped on the ice early this winter, they had new coach A1 DeWolf and several new players. The team saw an initial lack of experience hut adjusted quickly to their competition. The Millers faced several of the states top hockey teams and showed that they could skate with any team. Taking on such opponents as Southwest, Kennedy and VVarroad, to name a few, the team could control tough opposition. The season was halted all too soon as they lost an emotional game to Breck. With the development of this years underclassmen. the future looks very bright in t he years to come. VARSITY HOCKEY Third in Conference 7 Wins 14 Losses WHS OPP 2 Spring Luke Park 7 3 Wavzata 6 1 Warroad 4 2 Blaine 8 3 Totino Grace 2 4 Kennedy 5 3 Richfield 7 7 Litchfield 4 2 Southwest 5 9 Roosevelt 3 1 South 5 4 St. Louis Park 7 6 Henry (O.T.) 5 8 Edison 3 2 Southwest 9 8 Roosevelt 5 3 .South 5 6 Henry (O.T.) 6 10 Edison h 2 R«K-hester Mayo 4 REGIONS 3 Breck 6 ROW I: J. Abraham, I). Holcomb. J. Olson. Capt. G. Haupert. Capt. T. Haugen. B. Cooney. I) OlU . ROW 2: T. Gustafson. .J. Rudd. M. Evans. I). Ness, J. Kssperek, .J. Skala. T. Jacobs. B. Cowan. ROW 3: Coach A. DeWolf, Mgr. S. Nickelson. M Bailey. T. Hruininks, K. Juettner, (� . Fischer, K. Kruger. C«. Klfstrom, Conch K. O’Brien. 153 J. V. HOCKEY Third In Conference ROW I: B. Haupert. R. Olson. E. Jagers, Capt. C. Browning. J. Bonner. T. Torry, T Campion, (’apt. P. Haugen. ROW 2: Coach K. O'Brien. P. Wandmacher. R. Pclinka. M. Foil rath, L Carlson. B. Erickson. -J. Hanson. M. Sawyer, J. Ditzler, S. Hackman WHS 10 Wins 10 Ixwses OPP 1 Spring I-ake Park 2 0 Wayzala 10 1 Kennedy 10 0 Richfield 8 10 North 0 0 Southwest 3 3 Litchfield 2 11 North 1 5 Blaine 2 2 Roosevelt 4 4 South 2 2 St. Louis Park 3 4 Henry 2 8 Edison 0 2 Southwest 6 0 Roosevelt 3 fi South 1 4 Henry 2 6 Edison 0 0 Rochester Mayo 7 UOW I: A. Bennett. M. Parsons, V. Brookshire. (’apt. Davis, (’apt. Johnson, ('apt. (Ijorset. (.'. (Muncy, I.. Woodson, K. Anderson. BOW 2: Coach Dockendorf. S. Totnll. K. Davis. V Patterson, S. Smulom. L. Stobb, N Trilegi. Mgr Arlnndson, A« t. Coach Salzman VARSITY HASKKTBAl.l. Kiwi in ('onfetrncr Fifth in ItlgtiMi-Kro-ni: lt� «ina it tivwe WHS OPP j Kdiwin itti SI Rdlnn A2 56 South 42 61 ArmMtonc 4 .t 87 Hnuy w fa KooU'Vflt HILL. Mi'KRAY TOt KKAMKN1 tW m l)«rham Hull 42 v. Bdiit M 49 Hill Murrroy 38 5a North lift 49 Kennedy 39 SI South weu as ft, St Paul .liihnwm .it •XI Kdiwm 28 42 ■Irnmun 13 •Ml South 43 82 Henry :� 2 SI Know veil IS its North OT 41 59 Southwest TWIN CITY 25 ns HiphUnd Park RKG IONS 70 IS North 47 JV BASKETBALL jfnnd in ConlrrriKc Retord 9 win 8 toMr WHS OPP 44 Rdwm IV 17 Rdtna 43 43 South .17 � Armstrong lit 44 Henry 15 32 RoMevelt 28 37 North 32 .15 Kennedy 48 33 Southwest 4.1 45 S . Paul Johnuin itS 44 RdlK.lt 14 27 ■Mfertott ta 13 South 55 34 Henry 26 30 Roosevelt 29 33 North W ;ts Southwest 49 BOW I: A. Reynolds. A. Utikanson. K. M’bics, C . Dobony. N. I.indgren. K. Bhitu-s. B. Iadteck. S. Bartko. BOW 2: Coach Sulzman, A. Gilchrist, K. HovIuikI. (.'apt. Stobb. (‘apt. Arlandson, C. Colston. S Krdahl. Coach Dockendorf By Winter Break they were in full stride and at the top of the ratings. Going into the Holiday Tournament they knew they were up against some of the top teams. They also knew that they weren’t going to give up without a fight. They took an optimisitc attitude and began to reach their goal. Their goal was reached when they beat host Hill-Murrav for the Championship. Their season was cut short with the loss to North in Regions. Looking back on their season, they know the experiences they endured will help them to be better athletes in the future. The � 1V team had a very good season as well. They maintained their poise in close games and more often than not, they came out on top. Having the toughest schedule possible, the Miller Women began disposing of one opponent after another. The team consisted mainly of Seniors, which contributed to their many successes. Their game was very well rounded. having the ability to score both from the inside and the outside. Their defense allowed them to stay in the lead when their offense was slow in coming. TWELVE WINS AND ZERO LOSSES. That was the story for the 1984-85 men’s cross country ski team. Each victory, from Lake Harriet to Wirth Park, was a stepping stone to their final meet of the year in Grand Rapids, “STATE”. Led by coach Gary Wald, the skiers had no trouble winning all dual meets, the city relays, the region five championship and eighth place in the state meet. 158 Row 1: Coach Cary Wold. J. Dees, M. Anderson, Captain A. Gruve, A. Bjerke, C. Dalglish-Schommer. R. Dinesen. Row 2: U. Rasmussen. P. Higgins, N. Nhnn. T. Burkhurdt, T. Austrums, A. Ludvigson. Row 3: S. Hevellic, M. Rogers, Captain .J, Down ham, D. Gulland, T. Gulland, B. Auer. Row 4: J. Daugherty, N. Johnson, J. Magozzi, J. Jallo, Captain D. Moore. G. Lanzoni, D. Beck. 1984-85 MEN’S X-C SKIING First in conference. First in region. Eighth in STATE. Washburn Opp. 40 Burnsville 38 54 Columbia Heights 24 36 Edison 18 42 Roosevelt 18 42 North 19 50 Blake 5 55 Breck 0 40 Prior Lake 15 42 Southwest 18 38 South 24 26 Henry 3 55 Eden Prarie 0 159 For the second year in a row the Miller Swimmers cleaned up the Minneapolis Conference. A team that was well balanced and well trained, proved Washburn to he the powerhouse in men's swimming. During the year the Millers took on traditional strengths Southwest and Kdison, and left them in an orange and blue wake. With the coaching of Bruce Turnbnugh and -John Paler, the team’s depth enhanced it’s success. Also, individual Washburn Swimming prowess found their way to the state meet. Rrik Engell and Greg Sampson went to Cooke Hall to meet the state’s top swimmers. MEN'S SWIMMING First in Conference 10 Wins 0 Losses WHS OPP 55 South 28 62 Roosevelt 17 112 North 46 68 Kdison 12 98 Southwest 74 56 South 27 54 Roosevelt 28 26 North 19 109 Kdison 37 92 Southwest 80 162 Row 1: T. Garrett, T. Cole. I.. Moore, Captain .1 Krantz, S. Parsons. T. Swanholni. S. Rose. Row 2: M. DeLnnd. A. Hoagberg, S. Cracraft. -1. Johnson, J. Gustafson. M. Morales. Row 3: S. Almquist, A. Sberloli. C. Hauer, Captain A. Kjelsberg. Captain K. Gustafson, C. Findley. Row 4: A. Ludvigson, A. Coskran. J. Harsh barger. I,. Lydell, A. DelMain. Coach Gary Wald. Depth was the key to success for the 1984-85 women’s cross country ski team. The women easily glided past all city competition to win the conference title and the region five championship which earned them a berth in the state ski meet. The team consisted of strong and talented skiers which were found not only on the Varsity squad hut throughout the thirty members. 1984-85 WOMEN’S X-C SKIING First in conference. First in region. Eighth in STATE. Washburn Opp. 42 Burnsville 36 53 Columbia Heights 21 42 Edison 18 42 Roosevelt 18 26 North 3 37 Blake 18 43.5 Breck 11.5 44 Prior Lake 11 34 Southwest 30 42 South 18 26 Henry 3 50 Eden Prairie 5 The Millers had a start this year, hut soon the Washburn students became accustomed to hearing of their many victories in homeroom. With strong determination the wrestlers pinned opponent after opponent. Hard practices and strong will helped to prove the wrestlers winners. With the help of Coach McNamerand Assistant Coach Hodge, the practices got harder as the season progressed and the wrestlers improved. After the South match in December the wrestlers were on a long winning stretch. Captains Norman (Iraff and Pete McNiff lead the determined team to a satisfying season. 164 ROW I: M. Sampson. M McNnmer. J. Tivino. R. Williams, 1). McCoy, D. Foster. K, Nelson. S. Simondet. M. McNumcr ROW 2: P Wise, P. Schweitzer. A. Joule. T. (luggloye. B. Williams, M. Cur I.son. T. Smith, N. Graff. T. Bigwood. P. Bach. ROW 3: Couch R. McNnmer. S. Lafayette, I). Spiczvnski. M. PinloZzi. T. Richardson, P. Mi-Niff. K. Grot heck. Assistant Coach, R. Hodge, Assistant Coach,.). Henk. WRESTLING Varsity third in conference 8 wins 6 losses WHS OPP 10 Prior Ijtke 19 37 Edina 27 22 Richfield 34 18 Roosevelt 45 23 Edison 40 32 South 25 53 South St. Paul 16 43 Southwest 17 47 North 11 26 Tot i no Grace 27 50 Henry 9 29 Hopkins REGIONS 23 48 Southwest 11 15 Fridley Junior Varsity 40 9 Prior Lake 48 20 Edina 33 21 Richfield 30 21 Roosevelt 39 44 Edison 20 24 South 45 36 South St. Paul 24 31 Southwest 36 53 North 18 36 Totino Grace 30 34 Henry 24 43 Hopkins 12 165 119.fi.r 125.75 133.75 128.65 HOW I: Coach D. .Jensen. C. Olavson. HOW 2: M. Schirmer. S. Allen. I). Hansen, I). I’osely, L Howard. A. Yates. HOW 3: 3. Allyn, L Erickson, S. Stearns HOW 4: J. Hoiosen. K Wagner. K. Felien. P. Moore. A well experienced team consisting of five talented seniors and inexperienced but talented underclassmen tumbled on through a fun season. While competing in a not so challenging conference, in winning the city title the gymnasts proved to he way above their competition. The junior varsity team also had an excellent season competing with other junior varsity and varsity teams. The junior varsity even excelled in their city championship by winning the title. Coaches Dave Jensen and Cheryl Olavson led the gymnasts to a fun, rewarding season. GYMNASTICS First in conference 7 wins 4 losses Apple valley Hoosevelt .■southwest Hnseinnunt Armstrong Eden Prairie t'urk Center Top Honors 170 These 16 seniors have been chosen as i he Top Honors of this year This award is based solely on their academic achievements through trimester one of ibis year. Their grade point averages have remained at 3.75 or above. Besides being academically successful, many are also involved in extracurricular activities. Todd Brinninks Have Puente I’niheriw l.itkcwitM-li Ann •lohnxun Nicole St. 1 tennis Anthony Dodge Peter Mnnerclli Dnniol Ticinnn •Im-elyii St rcissglitli Senior Awards Timuihv (Ilvnn ('.ilhcrini l.itkewitx'h Itrimks l.ilMici I� avid Holier Vijji Hnmkshire WASHBURN SERVfCE AWARD-Vija Brookshire and David Butler were elected by the senior class to receive the oldest and most prestigious award based on service and leadership. MILLER OP THE YEAR AWARD-The Washburn Athletic Council honored Brooks Lillehei with this award on the basis of his athletic ability, scholarship, and character. KIRS'! NATIONAL BANK AWARD-The Senior Advisors selected Catherine Litkewitsch and Timothy Glynn for this award because of their scholarship, character, initiative, and dependability. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD-Ann Kjelsberg was chosen for this award on the basis of her dependability, service, leadership, and potential. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AWARD-David Puente was chosen for this award on the basis of his character, scholarship, leadership, and service. ATHENA AWARD-Susan Gjerset was selected by the Women's coaches based on her athletic leadership and ability. LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD-Tom Haugen was chosen by the Men's Physical Education Department based on bis physical fitness, character, posture, and athletic ability. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES' BUSINESS AWARD-For his dependability, leadership. responsibility, and business skills. Miguel Lindgren was chosen by the Business Department to receive this award. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD-The Science Department selected Nathaniel Gasper for this award on the basis of the progress he has made in the field of science and the initiative he has shown. ROSE REES INTERNATIONAL AWARD-in recognition of her interest in international and foreign affairs, the Social Studies Department presented this award to Christine Guidera. David Puente Susan Jj r et Thomas Hanlon Miguel iandgrvii Nathaniel liukfX-r (' It Online (iuidern 171 Senior Class Officers Senior Board is made up of representat ives from each of the senior homerooms. The members, without the help of an advisor, carefully structured the activities of the senior class throughout the course of the year. The class of 1985 is surely appreciative of the Senior Board for making it a great final year for the seniors. Treasurer, Ann Kjelsberg; Vice President, Denise Evert; President, David Butler; Secretary, Melinda Carter How I Peter Mnurelli, Denise Evert. Timothy El ness, Jennifer Korbclik. How 2: Jocelyn Streissguth, Matthew Moosbrugger, Nicole St. Dennis, Jeanne Krantz. Row 3: Kimberly Kortz. Lisa Yonak, Ann Kjelsberg, David Butler, How 4; Melinda Carter. Todd Bruininks, William Whang. Anrcw Gruye. Susan Gjerset. National Merit Finalists National Scholar Athlete Award lh� w I: Ann Johnson. Sarah Parsons. Christine Guidera Nicole St. Dennis. Kot ert Bruinink How Gregory West. Burl Gilynrd f V Nuthantel Gasper These students are in the top one percentile rank-no in the country, based on their scores on the PSAT est. which they took during their junior year. Nathaniel Gasper was selected as one of 1200 black tudcnts across the country to receive the National Merit Award for Outstanding Negro Students. This ward is based on academic performance. A c h • 1 A e w V a e r m d e n t David Puente Nicole St. Dennis and Robert Bruininks were selected by the U.S. Army Reserve to receive this prestigious award for their prominent achievements in athletics and academics. David Puente was selected to be a National Hispanic Semi-finalist because of his outstanding PSAT scores and other academic achievements. John Abraham Jennifer Ailyn Sarah Almquisl_______Karen Anderson_________Mark Anderson Timothy Anderson Charles Askegard Una Arlandson William Austin Cynthia Baago Elizabeth Bowen Tracev Bowers Michael Bowman_______Kimberly Boyd Michelle Bratrud________Peter Brauer________Vija Brookshire_______Jennifer Brothers ie Broncek Christine Brown Timothy Brown Robert Bruininks Teresa Buck Joel Budd Brett Bukkiln Kathleen Burgess David Butler Maria Calderon Mark Canfield Jennifer Carlson Matthew Carlson Susan Carlson John Carron Clara Carter Melinda Carter Kenneth Caston Curtis Chapin Travere Chappell Keith Christenson Kelly Clark Kathleen Clausen Angela Clear Tiffany Cole Michael Coleman Eric Comer Robert Took Teresa Costas Shannon Cothron Trevor Davis Karina Davis Alexander Dean Jean Degiusti Meg Deland Anne Difllev Richard Cracraft Susan Currv John Dahl Leonard Dahlquist Daniel Davis Deborah Davis Donna Davis ’ Kathleen Davis Anthony Dodge Heather Donaldson Linda Edmunds Deshawn Edwards Todd Ek Tatiana Elliot Timot hy El ness John Digiovanni Kathleen Dugan Blake Erickson Leah Erickson Denise Evert Dean Ewald Christopher Anderson Shane Farsland Kimberly Felien Joseph Dorion Joshua Downham Adrienne Dutcher George Frost Janice Filigenzi Cheryl Findley Amy Fishman Ann Foil rath Ruth Foster Burl Gilyard Susan Gjerset Timothy Glynn Burton Grady Sharon Graf Michael Fugle Scott Galush Teresa Garrett Nathaniel Gasper Diana Gersdorf Wilbur Gayle '9 ric Grotbeck________Andrew Gruve Norman Graff Kim Green Daniel Gronseth Christine Guidera Thomas Gulland Charles Gunderson Mark Gunderson Karen Gustafson Corae Haas .lames Hall Michael Hall Julaine Halley -Jeffrey Hanson Patrice Harbin Thomas Haugen Mickey Hawkins Ruth Heberle Katherine Hild Elizabeth Hinrichs Stephen Hjort David Holcomb Brent Holden Roger Holden Gregory Haupert John Holum Barton Hughs Kathleen Hynes Thomas Horning_______Angela Howard Gretchen Iverson Catherine Jackson Jennifer Jacox Stephanie Jodell Ann Johnson Jeffrey Johnson nson Julie Johnson Jennifer Johnson Melanie Johnson Phvllis Jones Terrence Jungers Kevin Juettner Dawn Kaehn Georgeanne Keller Catherine King Marci Kiss ling Ann Kjelsberg Michael Knaehle Jeanne Krants Michael Jorgensen Todd Konigson Kimberly Kortz Jennifer Korbelik Tracy Lamuth Guido Lanzoni Kevin Larsen Dean Larson Sonya Larson Tanna Larson Suzanne Lau Stephanie Lawhorn Brooks Lillehei Catherine Mark Lobben Fiona Lockhart Adrian Ludvigson -James Lundgren Maria Lupori Nathan Luther Guv Madsen dames Maki Mark Manthev Paul Manzavrakos Mickey Maraye Andrelle Martin Peter Maurelli Margaret McGinty Stephen McGregor Amy McCuen Molly McNamer Christopher McNeal Peter McNiff Anthony Meirovitz Stuart McGuire arbara Mellon Stacy Middleton William Miller Kristin Mitchell David Moore Pamela Moore Susan Moore Matthew _________________________________________________________ Moosbrugger Melinda Morales Mark Morton Sean Mosley Christopher Mrnak 86 John Neudeck Nguyen Nhan Michael Nelson Diane Nielsen John Nielsen York Norman Dawn Norveli Kathleen O'Brien James Muelken Kristin Munson John Murray Valoa Patterson Amy Pensinger Cynthia Peterson Kirk Peterson Mischon Phifer Anthony Pile o--rm_____ C I nt'AM Anne Olson Kric Olson Erica Olson Marshall Onsrud Darril Otto Carrie Pageant Sarah Parsons ommerenke Lisa Reinhart Carole Richards •John Ridler Malcolm Robertson Mary Robinson Michael Rock hold Daniel Rogers Walter Rohlfs Michael Rubner Angela Romer — • ” i u� iu wuiiuam Michael Sawyer ----L Gregory Schmitz Kenneth Senkyr Leonard Senkyr Eric Seljeskog Sheila Senescall Patricia Sha Edward Simon__________Cynthia Simondet (Christopher Skapyak Dawn Slaughter Lisa Smith Terrance Smith Keith Sokoloski Xavier Smith Kirk So!berg Scott Sou la k Dorothy Spahr John Spriggs )aniel Stoneberg Darren Stormoen Derek Streissgut celyn Streissguth Eriks Strelnieks Donald Stroud Nicole St. Dennis Scott St. George Emily Stewart Michelle Stoleson Christine Stone Brenda Sturgeon Sue Sundem Staffan Swanson Laura lamhorino Melissa Fersteeg i f Dawn Thaves hlizabeth I hiel Daniel leman Ann I isdale Stephanie I kach Carrie Umphrev I nomas Van heel Krista ilinski; Jenniler Vavra Robert Voels Kerri Warner Dedra Wesle (ireiiorv West William Whang John Wiherg Blake Wik Dell William; Donna Williams Robert Williams Todd Williams Michelle Withers Laura Wright Ann Yates Lisa Yonak Amy Woldum David Wood Damon Woodson 195 1% 197 ADMINISTRATION Burton. Donald 6 Jones. Birch 6 King. David 6 FACULTY A Anderson. James 12 Anderson. Joyce 10 Ario, Frank 12, 120 B Beckman. Delano 18. 127 Bergerson, Donald 13 Boardman. Mary Joan 12 Bobgan. Harold 18 C Carlson, Ralph 15, 40 Cersine. Roger 12. 5 Colby. James 16 Cram. Yetta 18 D Dahl. Annette 10 Dalasta, Cary 9 Dills. Michael 16 Dunn. Harold 16 E Filer, John 13 F Farrell. John 15 Flugstad. David 18 Fortier. Gary 17, 133 G George. Burton 14. 38. 5 Gronberg, Patricia 18 H Harlan. Seri 11 Hansen, Gerald 14 Harter, Kdward 14, 50 Hartse. Larry 17 Haugen, James 15 Haugerud, Ixiis 18, 49 Heikkinen. Sandra 18 Henriksen. Dennis 15 Heryla. Peter 12 Hornby, John 16 Hulet, Joanne 17 J Jensen. Leonard 16 K Kairis, Patricia 17 Kielty. Kenneth 15 L Law. Kprevel 15 Lee. Donald 15 Lehmeyer. Alida 9 Lyders. Phyllis 11 Lykken, Georg 11 M McNamer. Richard 14. 165 Miller. William 12 Moody, Nancy 17 Morgan, Susan 16. 39 Muir, Vyrn 14 Myers. Michael 13 N Nelson. Zelma 18 O O'Keffo. Patrick 10 P Paine. Judith 11 Pereha. Eugene 9 Phillipps. Stephen 11. 58 Pinkney, Charles 18 Pudas, Grant 9 R Reuther, Belinda 17, 52. 54 Ritter. Lenus 14. 145 S Stenerson, Gary 17, 44 Stitzel, Keith 10, 56 Strickland, Donovan 13 Strobel. Harold 15, 74 T Tauring, Roberts 18. 5 Temte. Bruce 14 Tiedje, Linda 18 Traynor, Gary 16 Turnbaugh, Bruce 13. 160. 131 W Wald. Gary 11 Wilms. Herbert 9 Wolk. Robert 10 Wurst, Allan 13 Y Yung. Judy 10 LIBRARIANS Jerome. Dennis 8 Orlowski, Mary Ann 8 COUNSELORS Locasio, Marlene 7 McKinnie. Cato 7 Russell, Virginia 7 Voigt. Frederick 7. 5 SOCIAL WORKER Waller. Bruce 7, 36 CHEMICAL AWARENESS COUNSELOR Donovan, Jane 7 HEALTH SERVICE Peik. Gretchen LIAISON OFFICER Mattice, Craig 8 CLERKS Engelhard. Elaine 8 Jones. Lucille 8 Madison. Doris 8 McCullough. Linda 8 Pedric, Betty 8 Quigley. Sandra 8 Ramstad, Marge 8 Simonson, Alyce 8 Vest. Marian 8 Walstrom, Debra 8 Wineman. Joan 8 ENGINEERS Burke 9 Crandell 9 Garbina 9 Hanson 9 Holmone 9 Louma 9 LUNCHROOM Ballinger, Florence 9 SENIORS A Abraham. John 133, 174, 153 Allyn, Jennifer 166, 174 Almquist. Sarah 38. 41. 174, 197, 42 Anderson. Karen 174 Anderson. Mark 38. 56, 57. 174, 160 Anderson, Timothy 38, 53, 174, 50. 170 Askegard, Charles 174 Arlandson, Una 116, 118, 169, 174, 196, 155 Austin, William 119, 133. 174 B Baage, Cynthia 174 Bach. Paul 120, 132, 133, 169. 174, 165 Bandy, Kevin 174 Bane. Lisa 174 Bankey, Laurie 174 Barnhart, Shara 38. 174 Barrow. Bonita 174 Bartlett. Deborah 174 Bell, David 174 Bowen, Elizabeth 175 Bowers. Tracey 39. 83. 145, 146, 169, 175, 192 Bowman. Michael 175 Boyd. Kimberly 175 Bratrud, Michelle 169, 175 Brauer, Peter 53, 58, 175 Brookshire. Vija 36. 37. 38, 56. 76. 79. 118, 145, 146. 175. 195, 199, 170. 171, 155 Brothers. Jennifer 175 Broucek, Maggie 39, 43, 44. 175, 195, 199 Brown. Christine .'19, 169, 175, 189 Brown. Timothy 175 Bruininks, Robert 38. 51, 56, 57. 172, 175, 195. 198. 170. 173, 153 Buck. Teresa 175 Budd. Joel 120, 175, 153 Bukkila. Brett 175 Burgess. Kathleen 83. 175 Butler. David 36, 38, 56. 172, 175, 171 C Calderon, Maria 175 Canfield, Mark 176 Carlson, Jennifer 118, 176 Carlson. Matthew 176 Carlson, Susan 176 Carron, John 41. 137, 169, 176 Carter, Clara 38. 41. 52. 176 Carter. Melinda 36. 37. 172, 176 Caston. Kenneth 176 Chapin. Curtis 133, 176 Chappell. Travere 176 Christenson. Keith 38, 176 Clark. Kelly 176 Clausen. Kathleen 118, 136. 176 Clear, Angela 176 Cole. Tiffany 38. 148. 169. 176, 197 Coleman. Michael 176 Comer, Eric 176 Cook. Robert 149. 151, 177 Costas, Teresa 177 Cothron. Shannon 177 Cracraft, Richard 177 Curry, Susan 177 D Dahl. John 177 Dahlquist, Leonard 38, 133, 177 Davis. Daniel 177 Davis. Deborah 76. 136. 155, 156. 177. 193 Davis, Donna 46, 79. 80. 177 Davis. Kathleen 76. 136. 155. 156, 177 Davis, Trevor 177 Davitch, Karina 177 Dean. Alexander 177 177 Degiusti. Jean 39. 177 Deland. Meg 38. 177 Diffley. Anne 38. 39. 41. 169. 177, 195 Digiovanni, John 178 Dodge. Anthony 178, 197. 170 Donaldson. Heather 178 Dorion, Joseph 178 Downham, Joshua 38. 56. 57. 144. 178. 196 Dugan, Kathleen 178 Dutcher, Adrienne 178 E Edmunds, Linda 178 Edwards, Deshawn 178 Ek. Todd 178, 198 Elliot, Tatiana 178 El ness, Timothy 58. 76, 80. 133, 169, 172, 178 Erickson, Blake 38. 40. 178 Erickson. Uah 169. 178. 194, 166 Evert, Denise 38. 39. 44. 56. 76. 79. 3. 142, 172, 178 Ewald, Dean Anderson. Christopher 178 F Farsland, Shane 178 Felien. Kimberly 46, 178, 166 Filigenni, Janice 179 Findley, Cheryl 38. 169, 179, 197 Fishman. Amy 38. 39. 41. 44, 142. 179 Follrath, Ann 39. 43. 44. 130. 179. 197 Foster. Ruth 38. 52. 53. 179 Frost, George 179 Fugle. Michael 58. 80. 179 G Galush. Scott 179 Garrett. Teresa 179 Gasper. Nathaniel 38. 56, 57. 179, 171 Gayle. Wilbur 38. 56. 179. 195 Gersdorf, Diana 179 Gilyard. Burl 38. 51. 56. 179. 170. 173 Gjerset, Susan 36. 124. 145, 146. 155, 157. 169. 172, 179 Glynn. Timothy 38. 51. 56, 57, 119. 176. 179. 195, 197. 170, 171. 173 Grady. Burton 179 Graf. Sharon 36. 37. 39. a3. 145. 174. 179 Graff. Norman 180, 165 Green, Kim 38. 41. 136. 180 Groneeth. Daniel 80. 180 Grotbeck, Eric 133. 180, 165 Gruye. Andrew 38, 41. 56. 144, 172. 180 202 Guidera, Christina 38, 180, 197, 171, 173 Gulland, Thomas 76. 137, 180 Gunderson, Charles 180 Gunderson, Mark 119, 180 Gustafson, Karen 38, 39. 116, 118. 148, 169, 180 H Haas, Corse 180 Hall, James 180 Hall, Michael 180 Halley, Julsine 126, 140, 169, 181 Hanson, Jeffrey 41, 133, 181 Hurhin, Patrice 181 Hangen, Thomas 38, 119, 133, 169, 181, 194, 171, 153 Haupert, Gregory 40, 83, 115, 119, 133, 180, 153 Hawkins, Mickey 149, 181 Heberle, Ruth 181 Hild, Katherine 38, 181 Hinrichs, Elizabeth 181 Hjort, Stephen 53, 181 Holcomb, David 153, 181 Holden, Brent 181 Holden, Roger 181 Holdgrafer, Timothy 129, 182 Hollie, Stephen 182 Hollie, Stephanie 182 Holt, Lasahawn 182 Holun, John 182 Horning, Thomas 182 Howard. Angela 36. 38. 46. 78. 80, 83. 182 Hughs, Barton 182 Hynes, Kathleen 36. 39. 78. 182 I Iverson, Grctchen 38. 39, 41. 44. 142, 169, 182 J Jackson, Catherine 182 Jacox, Jennifer 182, 79 Jagers, Kristine 182 Jallo, Jay 107, 123, 144, 157, 182 Jodell. Stephanie 118, 182 Johnson, Ann 38. 56, 57, 169, 170. 171, 173, 183 Johnson, Dean 52, 53, 183, 198 Johnson, Jeffrey 119, 183 Johnson, Jennifer 183 Johnson, Julie 155, 156, 183 Johnson, Melanie 183 Jones, Phyllis 183 Juettmar. Kevin 79, 153, 169, 183 Jungers, Terrence 183 K Kaehn, Dawn 183 Keller, Georgeanne 58, 183 King, Catherine 36, 37. 38. 39. 43. 183, 189 Kiseling, Marci 183 Kjclsberg, Ann 38. 39. 56. 57. 169. 170, 171, 172, 183 Knaeble, Michael 183 Konigson. Todd 83. 115, 119, 133. 149, 150, 184 Korbelik, Jennifer 39, 46, 47, 76. 77. 80. 172, 184 Kortz. Kimberly 38. 39, 46. 172, 184 Krantz, Jeanne 38. 42, 56, 126, 148, 169, 172, 184 Jorgansen. Michael 184 L Lamuth, Tracy 38, 184, 197 Lanzoni, Guido 184 Larson, Kevin 184 Larson. Dean 119, 169, 172, 184 Larson, Sonya 184 Larson, Tanna 184 Lee. Suzanne 184 Lawhorn, Stephanie 176, 184 Lillehei, Brooks 119, 160, 169, 171, 184 Litkowitsch, Catherine 38. 170, 171, 184 I-obben, Mark 183. 149, 151, 181. 195 Lockhart. Fiona 145, 184 Ludvigson, Adrian 38, .39, 41, 49, 184 M Mellon. Barbara 186 Middleton, Stacy 186 Miller. William 186 Mitchell, Kristin 186 Moore. David 38. 40. 41. 49. 128. 129, 144. 186. 197 Moore, Pamela 166, 186 Moore, Susan 169. 186 Moosbrugger, Matthew .38. 41. 49. 76, 169. 172. 186. 195 Morales. Melinda 186, 196 Morton. Mark 120, 149, 150, 169, 186 Mosley. Sean 56, 57, 186 Mrnak. Christopher 133, 186 Muelken, James 119, 160, 187 Munson, Kristin 38. 39. 140, 169, 187, 1% Murray. John 187 N Nelson. Michael 80. 119, 149, 150, 187 Neudeck. John 187 Nhan. Nguyen 187, 192 Nielsen. Diane 118, 169, 187 Nielsen, John 187 Norman. York 50, 169, 187 Norvell. Dawn 187 Nytes. Douglas 187 O O’Brien. Kathleen 39. 76. 187 Oberding, Sandra 188 Olesen, Debra 188 Olson. Anne 188 Olson. Eric 36. 123, 188, 195 Olson. Erica 188 Onsrud. Marshall 36. 58. 188, 190, 199 Otto. Darril 123, 153, 188 P Pageant, Carrie 188 Parsons. Sarah 38, 56. 57. 188. 195, 170, 173 Patterson. Valou 155, 188 Pensinger, Amy 38. 39. 43. 44. 56. 170, 188, 196 Peterson, Cynthia 188 Peterson. Kirk 188, 198 Phifer. Mischon 188 Pile. Anthony 188 Pojman. Kerry 38. 56. 57. 169, 188, 1% Pommerenke. Joy 46. 47. 106. 189, 198 Puente, David 38. 50. 51. 56, 57. 76. 120, 170, 171, 180, 189 R Radtke, Scott 36. 37. 175, 189, 195, 199 Reay. Lisa 39. 145, 189. 194, 196 Reidell, Edward 189 Reinhart. Lisa 46. 47. 80. 189, 198 Richards. Carole 189 Ridler, John 38, 119, 169. 189. 196 Robertson, Malcolm 79, 13.3, 189 Robinson, Mary 189 Rockhold, Michael 189 Rogers, Daniel 189 Rohlfe. Walter 123, 189 Romer, Angela 189 Rubner. Michael 189 S Sampson, I wrence 160. 190 Sandahl. David 190 Sawyer. Michael 78. 133. 190. 195 Schmidt. Diana 169, 190 Schmitz. Gregory 38. 169, 190, 197 Seekamp, Paul 190 Seljeskog, Eric 190 Senescall, Sheila 190 Senkyr. Kenneth 190 Senkyr. I eonard 190 Sharp. Patricia 190 Sharvey. Eric 190 Simon. Edward 190 Simondet, Cynthia 190, 196 Skepyak. Christopher 133, 190 Slaughter, Dawn 190 Smith. Lisa 190 Smith. Terrance 190 Smith, Xavier 191 Sokoloski, Keith 191 Solberg, Kirk 191 Soulak. Scott 133, 191, 195 Spahr, Dorothy 191 Spriggs. John 38. 56, 57. 129, 191. 197 St. Dennis, Nicole 38. 39, 40. 76. 145, 146, 170, 172, 173, 191 St. George, Scott 191 Stewart, Emily 191 Stoleson. Michelle 191 Stone, Christine 191, 194, 197 Stoneberg. Daniel 191 Stormsen. Darren 191 Streisegath. Derek 76. 191 Streisegath. Jocelyn 38. 44. 169, 170, 172, 191, 195 Strelnicks. Eriks 119. 133. 191, 194 Stroud, Donald 133, 191 Sturgeon, Brenda 4. 46. 47. 78, 192 Sunden. Sue 38. 41. 118, 136. 155, 157, 192 Swanson. Staffan 76. 123, 192 T Tamborino, Laura 4. 192 Tersteeg, Melissa 39. 43. 44. 78, 192, 195 Thaves, Dawn 192 Thiel. Elizabeth 192 Tiemma. Daniel 38, 192 Tisdale. Ann 145, 189, 192, 195 Toombs, William 192 Topps, Dale 192 Totall, Sarah 116, 118, 145, 192 Triliegi. Nicolina 76. 155, 192, 197 Thucuc, Trinh 192 Trudeau, Daniel 192 Tkach. Stephanie 193 U Umphrey, Carrie 193 V Vanheel, Thomas 193 Vavra, Jennifer 193 Vilinskis, Krista 46. 78. 80, 193 Voels, Rolwrl 193 Vu. Phi 193 W Wagner, Kerri 43, 44, 169. 193 Wesley. Dedra 193 West, Gregory 193 Whang, William 38. 41. 169. 172, 193 Wibcrg, John 193 Wik. Blake 193 Williams. Dell 133, 193 Williams, Donna 193 Williams. Robert 194 Williams, Todd 79. 194, 197 Withers, Michelle 194 Woldum. Amy 2. 36. 39. 117, 194 Wood. David 120. 194 Woodson. Damon 194 Wright. Laura 194 Y Yates, Ann 38, 166, 194 Yonak. Lisa 38. 39. 46. 80. 172, 194 JUNIORS A Alaniz, I.ee 36. 100 Allardyce. Mark 100 Allison. Melissa 100 Alvarez. Sarah 100. 130 Anderson, Deon 100 Anderson. Katherine 36. 100. 145 Anderson. Robert 100 Arlandson. Aundria 100 Ashwell. Patricia 100 Aure, Jacqueline 100 Austrums, Timothy 100 B Badenhoff. Mark 100 Baker. Bradley 100 Bakken. Michael 100 Bappe, Michael 100 Basham. Dawn 100 Bauer, lunette 100 Bennett, Autumn 100. 155 Bergerson. Stacy 100, 142 Berwald. Michael 100. 149, 150, 151 Bergfalk. Bobby Savice 100 Beutz. Christopher 100 Bjerke, Aaron 100 Blair. Todd 100 Blake. Jacquelyn 100 Bodger. Paula 100 Boone, Lenora 101 Bowman. Stacey 101 Brand. Harlan 50, 101 Brandt. Leah 99. 101 Brockhoff. Rita 101 Browder, Kimberly 101 Brown. Jason 101 Bryson. I aura 101 Buffie, Resa 99. 101, 105, 108 Bukkila, Brock 101 Burgess. Michelle 101 Burkhardt. Timothy 101 203 Hums, Julianne 101. 136 Burrington, Stephanie 101 Busek, Teresa 77, 99. 101 C Cadmus, Stephanie 101 Canterbury, Nancy 101 Carline. Benjamin 101 Carlson, Elizabeth 101 Carlson, I,ee 99. 101 Carter. Kevin 101 Chayer, Victoria 101 Christiansen. Robert 101, 123 Christofferson, Barbara 101, 105, 108 Christopherson. Brian 101 Cimbura, Lisa 101 Clancy, Colleen 77. 102, 116. 117, 145, 155, 156 Clausen. Christine 102 Coleman, Laurie 102 Commodore. Robert 102 Coskran, Anna 102, 130 Covart, Todd 102 Crumely, Thomas 102 Cunnington, Christine 102 Czech. Edward 102 D Dahl. Richard 36. 102. Ill, 137 Davis. Patrick 102 Dean. Aaron 102, 137 Dees, .Jonathon 102 Dehner, Elizabeth 102, 142 Delcalzo, Anthony 102 Delmain, Amy 102 Delong, Daaron 102 Derfler. Lisa 102. 118. 147 Devery, Donna 93. 99. 102 Dingley, John 103 Ditzler, James 76, 103 Doheny, Shannon 103 Dolinar. Jesse 103, 111. 133 Dreon, Anthony 103 E Edwardsen, Heather 103 Egan. Ranita 103 Ehlenfeldt, Christine 103 Elfstrum, Geoffrey 99. 103. 123 Elick. Kelly 103 Elliot. Christina 103 El ness, Michael 103 Emmons. Kimberly 103 Engnell. Erik 103 Erickson, Bradley 103, 119 Erickson. Travis 103, 137 Eveslage, Jennel 44, 103, 130, 142 Eyestone, David 103 F Farsund. Rodd 103 Felicetta. Lisa 109 Fernholz, Theresa 109 Finselh, Spencer 109 Fischer, Gregory 109. 105, 119 Fladwood, Jack 104 Flannery. David 104 Flowers, Troy 104, 133 Foster. Lisa 109 Fox. Mindra 109 Franse'n, Diana 109 Freeman, Joceda 96. 104. 106 Froemming, Mark 109 G Geiger. Scott 109 Gibson. Dominic 109 Gillquist, Jason 109 Goggleye, Timothy 52. 53. 109 Greenwald, David 109 Grider. Laura 109 Grimes, Teresa 109 Groethe. Joel 53, 109 Gulbranson, Rochelle 109 Gullickson, Shari 109 Gustafson, Joni 99. 105 H Haakman. Kelly 105 Hadler, Richard 105, 133 Hall, Margaret 105, 147 Hammond, Stephanie 105 Hankland, Karen 105 Hansen, Phillip 105. 119, 136 Hanuman, Youvaraaj 105 Harren, Jennifer 46, 105 Harris. James 105, 107 Harris. Lynn 105 Hauer, Christine 105 Hawkins, Chandra 105 Hegeholz, Christine 105 Henderson, Stacey 106 Henrv, Derick 105 Henry, Nicole 77. 105, 107 Heyer, Michael 105, 119 Higgins, Sally 105 Hildreth, Sabrena 105 Hill, Peter 105 Hinrichs. Lynnae 105 Hinton. Rhonda 105 Hipps, William 106 Hirdler, Anna 46. 106 Hoiosen, Jeannine 99. 106 Holdgraf, Holly 44, 106, 130, 147 Hollister, Bradley 106, 137 Hostad. Jennifer 106, 147 J Jachim, Frederick 106 Jansen. James 106 Janusch, Joyd 43. 44. 77. 106 Jedlicki, Jennifer 106 Jenkins. Catherine 52, 106, 130 Jenne. Karl 106 Jensen. Edythe 101. 106, 147 Jensen. Karen 106 Jewell. Andrew 106 Jodeit, Ann 105. 106 Johnson. Bruckner 106, 115, 149, 151 Johnson. Jason 106 Johnson. Jeannine 99, 106, 147 Johnson, Kristine 99. 106, 110, 118, 145 Johnson, Michael 106 Johnson. Nils 107 Johnson, Karen 107 Jones. Anthony 107 Jones, Helen 36. 44. 107, 142 Jones, John 107 Jones. Stacy 36, 37. 46. 107 Jorgensen, Jeffrey 107 K Kaibel. Amanda 36, 107 Kasperek, Jeffrey 107 Kaufman, Noah 107 Keehn. Mark 107 Kelkrants, Ryan 107 Kellogg, Dorene 107 Kennedy. Kelly 78. 99. 107, 147 Kenney. James 107 Kenney. Sean 107 Kenney. Tonya 107 Kilty. Lincoln 107 Kilty. Teresa 107 King, James 107 Klaers, Anthony 108 Klans, Vickie 108 Kloeoper, Christine 41. 108 Koblas, Brian 108 Kolkhorst, Anita 108 Kope, Lara 108, 147 Korwes, Curtis 108 Kraemer, Kathryn 43, 101, 108 Kroiss, Stacy 44. 108, 110, 147 Krook, Steven 108 L Laduke, Janice 108 I ngevin, Robin 108 Lankton, Anna 104, 108 Larkin, Mary 108 Larson, Anne 49, 108 Latchman, Daro 108 I,eaf, Nathan 101, 108 Lee, Heather 99, 107, 108 Lee, Jowanda 108 Lewis. Matthew 77, 108, 110 Lewis, Sarah 99. 103, 108. 118, 140 Lillchei. Birgit 108. 118. 136 Lindgren, Jackeline 108 Lobeck, Robert 108 Loche, Joyce 108 Lockman, Miriam 58. 109 Lopez, Alfred 109 Loustuen. Jay 109, 140 Lowe. Vessel 109 Lowery, Sharon 99, 109 Lyle. Dean 109 M Mackln, Donald 109 Madden, Mary 108, 109, 147 Magozzi, Jason 109 Mallak, Brian 109 Marble. Paul 109. 137 Martin, Devery 109 Martin, Susan 109 McCarthy, Nicole 109, 110 McConkey, Sarajane 109 McCoy, Dorian 109 McKie, Ana 109 McLaughlin, Lisa 109 McNicoll, Matthew 109 Meierding, Cynthia 109 Melton, Amy 109, 130 Metzger. Steven 109 Meyer, Christopher 109 Miller, Elizabeth 109 Miller. Jay 36. 99. 104, 105, 109 Miller, Vija 46. 109 Mogan, Ellis 58. 109 Morgan, Carlos 109 Mortenson, Ryan 109 Murphy, Kevin 109 Murphy, Lynn 49. 109 N Nault. Barbara 110, 130 Nelson. Joel 78. 110, 115, 132, 133 Nelson. Mark 110 Nesheim, Amy 44. 110. 147 Nicoski. Steven 110 O Oium. Lisa 110 Olson. Holly 110 Olson. Jon 110 Olson. Roderick 110 Opstad. Marit 99, 110 Overton, Marva 110 Owen. Carolyn 110 P Pagel, Daniel 110 Palbicki, Robert 110 Panks, Larry 110 Parrott, Julie 110 Patrykus, John 110 Paulsen, Graham 110 Pedersen. James 110 Pedersen, Suzanne 110 Perusse, Christopher 110 Peterson, David 111 Peterson. Eric 111 Pikal, Susan 46, 109, 111 Pintozzi, Michael 111 Podas, Jennifer 111 Pollard, Richard 111 Pool, Shawn 111 Q Quirk, Teresa 96, 111, 119, 100 R Raich, Martin 111 Raugust, Janet 77, 99. Ill, 140 Redmond, Susan 111 Richardson, Anthony 111 Ritter. Stacy 49. Ill, 130, 140 Robinson. Kenneth 111 Roche. Jodie 78, 99. Ill, 118 Rogers, Michael 111 Rose, Sarah 111 Ruble, Kenneth 99, 111 Rudolph, Gregory 111 Rudrud, Peter 111 S Samsel, Eric 111 Sanders, Erik 112 Sayers, Robert 112 Schirmer, Amy 112, 142 Schleisman, Lisa 112 Schneider, Laura 112, 124, 142 Schermerhorn, Tracy 112 Schulte. Aaron 100, 112, 137 Schwamm, Patrick 112 Schweitzer, Damon 112 Scully, Virginia 112 Simon, Lois 52, 53, 112 Simpson, Pieter 112 Siskind, Lisa 112 Smith, Mary 112 Smith, Michael 112 Some, Janice 112 Spiczynski, David 112 St. Dennis, Alescia 46, 77, 112 Stearns. Susan 36. 78, 112, 145 Stearns, Thomas 112 Steinke, David 113 Stensland, Jeffrey 113, 137 Stormoen, Lonny 113 Strand. Carol 76. 99. 113 Straumann, Gina 113 Suttles, Ramona 113 Swanholm, Tracy 113 Symeon ides. Joe 113, 129 T Taykalo, Kelly 46, 113 Templin, William 113 Theis, Anne Marie 113 Theis, Nicolle 113 Thompson. Matthew 113 Thomson, Angela 113 Thone. Carol 52. 113, 130. 140 Thurner. Mark 99. 104, 113 Tiedje, Lisa 44. 113, 130 Tompkins. Daniel 113 Totall. Nancy 99, 113, 145, 146 204 Tourtelotte, Elizabeth 113, 145 Tragethon, Jodi 46. 47, 114 Tudor, Jason 114 V VanValkengurg, Elizabeth 4, 114, 142 Vavra, Jacqueline 114 Vincent. Richmond 114 Voss, Peter 114, 137 W Wagner, Kristin 114 Walsh. Christine 114 Wegman, Kristi 52, 53, 111, 114, 136 Weinardt, Pamela 114 Weiser, Peter 114 Wells. Keith 114 Wesley, Kathryn 114 Wildanger, Jessica 99. 102, 114 Williams, James 112, 114 Williams, Raymond 114 Wilson, David 114 Wilson, Michael 114 Wilson, Tiffany 44, 114 Wise. Christopher 114, 133 Wolk, Jessica 114 Wright, Connie 114 Wyatt, Amanda 52, 114 Y Yargrough, David 114 SOPHOMORES A Abrahamson, Tony 60 Adams, Jenny 60 Adrian, Christopher 60 Aguilar, Carter 60 Ahlstrom, Amy 60 Allen, Felicia 60 Allen. Robert 60. 66. 123 Anderson, Angela 60 Anderson, Avrine 60, 62. 136 Anderson, Bryan 60 Anderson, Gregory 60. 131, 119 Anderson, Karen 60, 16, 117, 37, 147, 155 Anderson, Marc 60 Anderson, Nicole 60 Anton, Sarah 60 Araghi, Afshin 60. 137 Auer. Blain 60, 123 Axiotis, Theia 60 B Backman, Scott 60, 154 Bailey. Mike 60, 63, 37. 119. 137, 153 Bappe, Matthew 60 Bardwell, Dawn 60 Bartko, Susan 60, 70, 155 Beck, David 60. 118, 137 Becks, Anthijuan 60 Belfrey, Leeshia 60 Berg, Patricia 60 Bergfalk, Nancy 60, 59 Bergstrom, Robert 60, 62, 131. 149 Bigwood, Paul 60, 165 Bjelland, Anne 61, 49 Bjoralt, Shean 61 Blesener, Donna 61 Bonner, John 61, 62, 154 Bourassa. Heather 61 Brewin, Shannon 61 Brieschke, Julie 61 Brimacomb, Randall 61, 131, 149 Brothers, John 61 Browning, Charles 61, 154 Bulger, James 61, 131 Burgess, Debbie 61, 71, 118 Burke, Tamah 61 Buss. Karen 61 Buzek, Monika 61, 72. 63 C Calvit, Anne 61 Campion, Timothy 61. 131, 154 Carr, Pamela 61 Carroll, Christine 61 Carte, Carl 61 Cathey, Linell 61 Cerny, Molly 61. 49 Chad, Sheila 61, 73 Chartrand, Mark 61 Chayer, Debra 61 Child, Marc 61 Christenson, John 64 Cimbura, Suzanne 61 Clemens. Allan 61 Cleveland. Marco 61 Cook, Jonathan 61, 62 Cooney, Brian 62. 119, 153 Coppersmith. Jennifer 62 Cothron, Charles 62 Cowan, Robert 62. 78. 119, 153 Cracraft, Susan 62 Crandall. Molly 62 Creelman. Michelle 62, 136 D Dahlin. Daniel 62, 123 Dalglish-Schommer. Cletus Davis, Heather 62 Degiusti, James 62 Dickey, Heather 62 Dinesen, Richard 62 Ditzler, John 62. 131, 154 Doheny, Geraldine 62. 131, 147, 155 Donaghue. Robert 62 Dressen, Erika 62 Dukes. Andre 62, 149 Durham. Wallace 62 Dye, Stephanie 62 E Egan, Daniel 62, 131 Egan, Felicha 62 Ellington, Gregory 62, 127 Elliot, Roxolana 62 Engnell, Brett 59, 62, 66 Erickson, David 62 Erickson, Gregory 62 Erickson, Leah 62, 166 Erickson, Michael 63 Ervin. Armentha 63 Esber. Darren 63 Evans, Matthew 63, 67, 119, 137, 153 Evingson, Matthew 63 F Faison, Robert 63, 137 Feroe, Nancy 63 Fish, Julia 63 Fishbaugher, Jennifer 63 Follrath, Michael 63, 154 Ford, Kathy 63 Foster. Timothy 63, 53 Friederich, Steven 63 Frey, Christopher 63 Froome, Tamara 63 Fuller. Angela 63 G Gallush, John 63 Garberg, John 63 Garry, Michael 63. 74 Gaunt. John 63. 62. 131, 119 Genrich, Sarah 63 Gerhard. Lynn 63 Gessner, Adrienne 63, 45 Gilbertson, Thomas 63 Gleason, Jennifer 63, 49 Glynn, Daniel 63, 122, 123 Goodge, Jennifer 63 Googleye, Todd 131, 165 Gozola, Roseanne 63 Granquist, Benjamin 63. 53, 160 Grauff, Peter 64 Green. Kyle 131 Gross. Benjamin 64. 72 Gruyc, Mishon 64, 140 Gulland. Daniel 64, 59. 137 Gulland, Dennis 64, 137 Gunning, Michelle 64 Gustafson, Amy 64 Gustafson, Terry 64. 60. 119. 153 H Hahn. Rachel 64 Haines, Kristine 64 Hakansson, Helena 64. 37, 147, 155 Hall, Donna 64 Hansen, Elizabeth 64 Hanson, Bradley 64, 154 Harms, Dawn 64 Harris. Jacqueline 64 Harrison. Lisa 64, 68 Harshbargcr, Jessica 64 Haugen. Peter 64, 119, 137. 154 Haupert. William 64, 131, 154 Helde, Ann 64, 136 Heilman, Paula 64 Helmers, Jimmy 64 Henderson, Amy 64 Henry, Trace 64 Higgins, Kelly 64 Higgins, Paul 65 Hill. Jaime 65 Hill, Quenton 65 Hinrichs, I ura 65 Hoagberg, Amy 65 Hoecherl, Brian 65 Hoikka, Paula 65 Hoiosen, James 65. 166 Holcomb. Karen 65, 59 Holland, Robyn 65 Holt, Allison 65 Holt, James 65 Hoskins, Su 65 Hovland, Karen 65. 63, 136. 155 Howard. Lisa 65, 4, 79. 59. 166 Hoyt, Jason 65, 131 Hrcha, Darin 65 Hrncir, Lisa 65, 45. 130 Hubbard, Taya 65 Humphries, Annette 65, 45 Huttner, Andrew 65 Huttner, Tereasc 65 J Jabas, Kimberly 65 Jacobs. Thomas 65. 153 Jacox, Marcia 65 Jagers, Eric 65. 154 James, Stephen 66 Jatnicks, Liga 66, 68 Jadlicki, Georgina 66, 59, 147 Johns. Elizabeth 66, 45 Johnson, Heather 66, 118 Johnson, Kathleen 66, 37 Johnson. Kirkland 66. 149 Johnson. Marit 66 Jones, Thomas 66 Juntilla, Ann 66. 140 K Kalenberg, Jonathon 66 Kalina, Edwin 66 Keehn, Robert 66 Kelly. John 66 Klick. Darcie 66. 59 Kochsiek. Kristine 66 Kondrak, Joseph 66 Koob. Julia 66 Krautbauer. Daniel 66 Kreitz, Christine 66 Kruger. Karl 67, 137. 153 L Lacheit, Julie 67 LaFayette, Scott 67. 165 l aska. Jennifer 67 Layeux, James 67 Lewis. Renee 67, 52 Lindgren, Michael 67 Lindgren, Nancy 67, 155 Lowenson, Rachelle 67. 147 Ix gan, Arthur 67 Lowey, Joshua 67, 118, 137 Lydell. Lesley 67 M Mackrell. Ricardo 67 Magnuson, Brooks 67 Majors, Anita 67 Marshall, Lisa 67 Marsten. Nathan 67 Mart, Denise 67 Martin. Christine 67, 59, 147 Masiee. Aimee 67, 61 May. Ralph 71 Mazig, Sarah 68 McBeath, Molly 68. 49. 130 McBride, Joseph 68 McCalvy, Christine 68. 63 McCann. Craig 68, 131 McCuen, Dale 68 McDonough. Robert 68. 137 McGregor, Tina 68 McHugh, Victoria 68 McKinney, Valisa 68 McMillian, Leslie 68 McPherson, Colin 68 Menk. Tracy 68 Messina. Gino 68 Meyer. Gretchen 68, 45 Miller, Heather 68, 52 Milner, Deane 68 Mindel, Peter 68 Mintz. Matthew 68 Mitchem. Robert 68, 60, 149 Montgomery, Nicole 68 Moe, Donyale 68 Moore. Jennifer 68 Moore, Lisa 68, 49 Moosbrugger, Molly 68, 65, 147 Morrill, Cynthia 68 Morrison, Christopher 69, 64 Moss. Charlitla 69 Meyers. Amy 69. 49 N Neary, Guy 69 Nelson, Robb 69 Ness, David 69. 61. 123, 153 Ness. Richard 69 Nguyen, Trang 69 Nickelson, Steven 69. 153 205 Nicoski, David 69 Niesen, Troy 69 Norman, Bret 69 Norrgard, Gregory 69 Nygren, Marcie 69, 45 0 Obcrg. .John 69 Olesen, Dianne 69 Olofson, Paul 69 Olsen, Brenda 69 Olsen. Kaj 69 Olsen, Margaret 69 Olson. Ann 69, 45 Olson. Kimberly 69 Osborn, Wendy Otto, Astride 69 Owens, Earnest 69, 149 Owens. Kenneth 69 P Pageant. Christopher 70 Palmer. Christian 70 Palmquist, Erik 70 Parsons. Martha 70. 155 Patterson, Kathryn 70 Pedersen. Paula 70 Pelinka. Richard 70, 137, 154 Perusse, Amy 70 Petersen. I ance 70, 52 Peterson, Christine 70. 72, 62 Peterson, Dave 70, 64 Peterson. David 70 Peterson, Megan 70 Peterson, Paul 70 Pfeifer. Tessa 70 Pierson, Mel lisa 70 Pietz, Shawn 70 Pojman, Tracy 70, 124 Ponto, Elizabeth 70 Powers. Sean 70 Puente. Lisa 71, 118, 140 Q Quirk. Daniel 71, 49 R Rabe, Erik 71 Ramroop, Jennifer 71 Randgaard. Lynn 71 Ranzinger, Douglas 71 Reidell. Kristen 71 Rewerts, Kelly 71 Reynolds. Amy 71, 155 Richardson, Wanda 71 Ridler. Charles 71 Roberts, Cordell 71 Robinson, Denise 71 Rockhold. Amy 71. 69 Roeser. David 71 Rogers, Shon 71. 149 Ross. Nancee 71 Russell. Charles 71 Russell, Derek 71 S Sadowski. Tabytha 71 Sample, Valerie 72 Sampson, Gregory 72. 78. 37. 137, 160 Sampson, Michael 72, 165 Samsel, Heidi 72. 37, 130 Samuelson, Karen 72, 78, 37 Saphir. John 72 Saunders. Elizabeth 72, 69 Say. Karin 72. 140 Shertoli, Andrea 72, 59, 63 Schilz. Robert 72 Schmidt, Amanda 72 Schumeister, Margo 72 Seed, Steven 72 Segner, Heidi 72 Sellers. Beretta 72 Senkyr. Paul 72 Shackelford, Troy 72 Shelomith. Jonna 72 Shilz. Roger 72 Shoop, Nancy 72, 147 Simondet, Stephen 72, 165 Skala. Jacob 72. 37, 118, 137, 153 Skorheim, Scott 72 Smalls, Robert 72 Smith, Mark 72, 4 Smith. Tina 72 Snyder, Randy 72, 137 Sorensen. Erik 72. 62 Sorensen, Stacey 73 Sorenson. Todd 73 Spriggs. Ann 73 Stack. Kamala 73 Steinert, Michelle 73 Stephens. Dana 73 Stevens. Jason 73 Stobb. Leah 155, 73 Stonich, Matthew 137, 73 Storbakken. Jon 118. 73 Strong, David 73 Sutton. Maggie 69, 73 Swanlaw, Cynthia 73 Swenson. Matthew 131, 73 T Taylor, Tamara 52, 73 Thomas. Chandra 73 Thomas. Sean 73 Thompson, Shawntell 73 Thurner, Elizabeth 63, 73 Tidwell. Maria 49, 147, 73 Torrey, Todd 154, 62, 73 Tryggeseth. Timothy 73 Turner. Derek 73 U I'lman. Harold 73 Umphrey, Andrew 73 V VanSlyke, Tracy 73 Villneauve, Schantelle 73 Volk, Darryl 73 Vollmar, Margret 74 Vu. Hang 74. 130 W Wagner, Cathrine 74 Wandmacher. Paul 74, 127, 154 Washington, Debra 74, 45 Washington. Gregory 74 Waters ton, Tracy 74 Weaver, Jaynel 74, 45 Wedl. John 70, 74 Wcgman. Keith 52. 74. 119, 137, 149 White. Darnell 74. 149 White. Jeffry 74 Williams. Robert 74. 131, 165 Willy, Anna 74 Woehrle, Michael 74 Woodson, Yvonne 74 Wright. Jarvis 74 Wright. Joseph 74, 147 Wright, Vincent 74 Wyberg, Katharine 74. 147 Y Youngdahl, Peter 74. 118, 131, 149 z Zakrewski. Lisa 74, 136 FRESHMEN A Abdo, Jeanette 20, 58 Abraham, Elizabeth 20 Adams. Elizabeth 20 Adrian, Corisa 20 Ahlstrom. Bradley 20 Allison, Amy 20, 53 Alvarez, Kenneth 20. 29. 131 Anderson, David 20 Anderson, Glenn 20, 131 Anderson, Katie 20, 147 Anderson. Kristin 20. 147 Anderson. Scott 20 Anderson, Tonya 20 Arbucklc. Shannon 20 Arlandson, Ty 20 Atherton. Andrea 20 B Bailey. Kristin 20 Balkcum. Andre 20 Bankey, Scott 20 Barnhart. Shannon 20. 140 Bartlett. Jeffery 20 Battey. Kristin 20 Beitz, Janelle 20 Bennet, Patrick 20, 29 Berg. Damond 20. 25 Berg, Steven 20 Bessard. Jocelyn 20 Bigwood, Todd 20 Bion, Christopher 20 Blazei, Lisa 20, 147 Bleeker, Craig 20 Blesi, Andrea 21 Blewitt, Faith 21, 140 Bodoczy, Steve 21 Bolduc. Kimberly 21 Bowers. Jeff 21, 24, 131 Bowl by, Scott 21. 22, 24. 34 Bradford. Kevin 21, 25 Bradford. Mike 21 Brennan, Joseph 21 Brownrigg, Joanne 21 Bryson. Elizibeth 21, 52 Burkhardt, Robert 21 Burns, Sam 21 Burnstein, Richard 21 Butler, Lawrence 21 Butze, Cindy 21 C Canfield, Bradley 21 Cardwell, Jeannine 21 Carlson. Beret 21 Carlson, Jeffery 21 Carlson, Steven 21 Carlson, Tammi 21 Carr. Vanessa 21 Carr, Vikki 21 Carrier, Michelle 21 Carrier, Desmond 21 Carson, Kelle 21 Carter, Bernard 21 Chatham. Shanta 21 Christopherson, Elissa 21 Clayton. Stephanie 21, 31 Clemmerson, Richard 22, 137 Coffman, Thomas 22, 24 Coleman, Juan 22 Colston. Christine 22, 155 Coppage, Michael 22 Coskran. John 22 D Dahl, Thomas 22 Dahlberg, Janis 22, 147 Dahlberg. Jon 22 Dahlquist. Aron 22 Danielson, Cameron 22 Daugherty, John 22, 157 DeCoster, Kristin 22 DeGroy, Kimberly 22 Diffley, Kathleen 22. 80 Do, Kevin 22 Downing, Angela 22 Downing. Kelli 22, 52 Drewitz. Jeffery 22 Dubose, Christine 22 Due, Cassandra 22 Due. Christopher 22 Dupont. Cheryl 22 Dye, April 22. 34 Dyksmam. Timothy 22 E Edwardsen, Erin 22 Elick. Tamara 23 Elliot. Guy 23 Eng. William 23 English. Diana 23 Erdall, Susan 23, 145, 155 Ermisch, Dahn 23 Erpelding. Todd 23 Evers, Patricia 23 F Farmer, Aimee 23 Farr, Michael 20, 23, 34 Felicetta, Nicholas 23 Ferguson, Dennis 23 Flanigan, Cory 23 Fleischman, Richard 23 Foreland, Eric 23, 24 Foss, Jennifer 23 Friederich, David 23 Fugle, Thomas 23 G Gair. Matthew 23 Gamer. Dawn 23 Garrett. Thomas 23 Gasper. Jennifer 23 Geredorf, Linda 23 Gessner. James 23 Gilchrist, Alyson 23. 155 Glynn. Aaron 23 Goar, Jeffery 24 Goggleye, Todd 24, 52, 53. 131 Grauff, Susan 24, 142 Graves, Charrissa 24 Gravlin, Demian 24 Green, Kyle 24. 31 Greer, Melissa 24 Grill, Robb 24 Grothe, Brent 24, 53 Gruye, Kevin 24 Gunderson, Deborah 24 H Hakansson, Anna 24, 36. 37. 147. 155 Hanscom, Paul 24 Hanson. Marcus 24 Hanuman, Chinn 24 Harmsen, Marcia 24 Harrison, Michelle 24 206 Harvey, .Joseph 24 Hawkins, Jamal 24 Hazelton, Sarah 24 Hcgna, Karen 24. 136 Hcllevik, Stephanie 24. 26 Hellivik, Stephen 24. 52 Helmers. Amy 24 Hendrix, David 24 Hill, James 24 Holden. Angela 24 Holdgrafer, Amy 25 Hollie, Kimberly 25 Holmes, Bobby 25 Horning. Patricia 25, 52 Howard, Alyse 25 Hughes. Kathy 25 Hughes. Pamala 25 Hughes, Sean 25 Hyde, Done 25 I Irey, Heidilee 25, 52 Iverson, Sarah 25 J Jacobus. Mark 25 James, Shawn 25 Jannetta, George 25 Jatnieks, Aldis 25. 53, 157 Jeddeloh, Jeffery 25. 131, 157 Jeffery. Sheila 25 Jenkins, Timothy 25. 53 Jenson, Amy 25 Jenson, Gabriel 25 Jenson. Jeffery 25 Jeutter. Scott 25 Jex. Niesha 25 Jogodka, Justin 25 Johnson, Benjamin 25 Johnson. Corie 25 Johnson. Craig 25 Johnson, Crystal 26 Johnson, Daniel 26 Johnson. Gary 26 Johnson, Gregory 26 Johnson, Jennifer 26 Johnson. Mario 26 Johnson, Tracy 26 Johnson, Vernita 26 Johnson, Vienna 26 Jones, April 26 Jones. Eric 26 Jordan. Krista 26 Jorgenson. Jamie 26 Jorgenson. Jennifer 26 K Kaufman. Hallowell 26 Keesey, Jennifer 23. 26 Kelbrants, Blake 26 Kenney. Sarah 26 Kielsing. Douglas 26 Kimberly, Erin 26 King. David 26 Kinghorn, Matthew 26 Knotek. Mikal 26. 137 Knox, Stanley 26 Knutson. Todd 26 Knutson. Troy 26 Kochendorfer. Stacy 27 Koeppen, A lyssa 27, 147 Kofflin, David 27 Kope. Vera 27 Korzenowski, Pam 27, 52, 147 Kos. Michael 27 Kroll. Patrick 27 Kuhn. Brian 27 L Labhard, Marguerite 27, 140 Larimer, Dean 27 Lau, Kenneth 27 Leaf. Christopher 27 Leavitt. Mary 27 Lee. Peter 27, 131 Leezer, Paul 27 Lester, Kim 27 I eung, Christina 27 I ewis. Andrew 27 Lindsey, Marlon 27 Livermore, Debra 27 Lobeck, Lisa 27. 155 I.oche, Andrea 27 Lockhart, Matthew 27 I,ovstucn, Jill 27, 52, 140 Lowe. Aston 27 Lowman, James 27 Ludvigson. Aaron 28. 157 Lue. Edward 28 Lundberg, John 28 M Madden, Kathleen 28, 147 Magnuson, Kelly 28, 136 Mazig, Rachel 28 McCarthy, Erin 28 McCoy, Jeanne 28 McCoy, Jennifer 28 McCullough, Danielle 28 McDermid. Kieth 28 McDonald, Eyvonne 28 McMenamy, Lisa 28 McMillian, I eslie 28 McNamer, Mark 28 McNamer, Matthew 28 Metzger. Susan 28 Miles. David 28 Miller. Cassandra 28 Miller, Michael 28 Miller. Yolanda 28 Minalelli, Mark 28 Mindel, Carin 28 Moosbrugger, Charles 28 Mortenson, Adrienne 28 Morton. Todd 28 Muller. Mathew 20, 29 Mullett, Genevieve 27, 29 Murphy, Joel 29 Murray, Lonny 29 Murray, William 29 N Nault, Jeffery 29 Nelson. Cory 29. 34, 131 Nelson. Matthew 29 Nelson. Paul 29 Newberg, Michelle 29 Nguyen. Nga 29 Nickelson. Theresa 29. 52 Nicklow, Michael 29 Nielsen. Lisa 29 Nye, Evelyn 29 O O'Brien, James 29 Oium, Mark 29 Olson, Gregory 29 Olson, Joey 29. 137 Olson, Michelle 29 Otto. Gunnars 29. 131 Otto. Robert 29. 137 Owen. Tracy 29. 52. 140 P Page. Jason 29 Pagel, Rebecca 29. 147 Palbicki, Douglas 29 Pelletier. Julianna 30 Perron. Samuel 30 Petersen, Christine 30 Petersen, Kari 30 Peterson. Jill 30 Peterson. Lisa 30. 52 Peterson. Steven 30 Petronio. Kristen 30 Plantin, Jason 30 Plinske, Paul 30, 34 Powers. Kathleen 30 Proshck, Jennifer 30 Puente, Christina 30 R Rausch. Kurt 30 Reay. I-esIy 30 Regan. Molly 30 Renne. John 30, 53 Rhines, Evelyn 30. 136, 155 Roberts. Christopher 30 Robinson, Craig 30 Roth. Paul 30 Routt. Linda 30 Rudolf, James 30 Russell, Stephanie 30 S Salovich, Jeffery 30 Samsel, Eric 30 Sayers, Brint 30 Schaffer, John 30 Schirmer. Molly 31 Schmidt. Douglas 31 Schmit, Derek 31. 32 Schwamm. Stephen 31 Schweitzer. Paul 31 Seekamp, John 31 Shapso, Sophie 31. 52 Shebib, Afifeh 31 Sheffield, James 31 Simonson, Roger 31 Skapyak. Katherine 26. 31 Skumautz, Kelley 31 Smith, Heather 31 Snider. Andrew 31 Soderlund, Jason 31 Somnis, Timothy 31 Sorlien, Stacey 31 Soulak. Dana 31 Speers. Kirstin 31 St. Dennis. Grady 31, 32, 137 St. Hilaire, Jason 31 Stadler, Tina 31 Staunton. Lisa 31 Steffenson. Michael 31 Stordahl, Erica 31 Stormoen, Trade 31 Strand. Lynn 30, 31, 37 Stratton. John 31 Stratton. Matt 32. 137 Stroud. Kelley 32 Swanson, Perry 32, 53 Swofford, Robert 32 T Tesfaegzi. Binyam 32 Thammavongea. Souphannv Thompson. April 32 Thompson, Jeffery 32 Thurik, John 32 Tieje, Christopher 32 Tillis. Angelia 32 Trevino. Jeffery 32 Trudeau. Mark 32 Turner. Rosemarie 32 U Uhlcr, Stephen 32 Uphoff, Nicole 32 Urbaniak, Katherine 32 V Valstad. Robert 32 Vilinskis. Scott 32 Villebrun. Jason 32 W Wall. Lisa 32 Wallace. John 32, 34. 52 Wallace. Noah 32 Walton. I aCrissha 32 Wandmacher. Dean 32 Washington. Anthony 32 Washington. Bruce 33 Watkins. Shelonda 33 Wecht, Robin 33 West. Amy 33 Wester. Michelle 33 Whitaker. Joseph 33 Williams. Dana 33 Williams. Desiree 33 Williams. Kendall 33 Williams, Kimberley 33 Williams. Kimberly 33 Williams. Lisa 33 Williams. Megan 33 Williams. Robert 33 Williams, Shanta 33 Williams. Sharon 33 Williams. Tracey 33 Wilson, Gregory 33 Wilson. Willie 33, 34 Winsor, Debra 33 Witt, Andrea 33 Woldum, Margaret 33, 147 Wright. Sharon 33 Y Yarbrough. Michael 33 Z Zickert. Jennifer 33 Zimmerman. Michael 33. 77 207 P5TEN. I i :f I . •: ..ii: