Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

M H C JuJasiy uJaJtuut 1 1 9.4 6 SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE WAHIAN 1986 Volume LIX Washburn High School 201 West 49th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55409 Title Page 1 Foreword HAPPY ANNIVERSARY WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL! This is our sixtieth year, and we have a lot of which to be proud. Washburn is not a building, it is a commitment from the faculty and students to shape us into the proud, successful school we are. This year the Wahian staff has recognized the school as a group, not individuals, and placed everyone in one People Section. After working together we want to be remembered together. We've tried to record the memories of our years here. For us, these pages are filled with memories of both the good times as well as the bad. Happy sixtieth anniversary, Washburn High School, we won't forget you or the friends we've made. 1. Myhr's bakery helps cake-eaters celebrate sixtieth with a donation. 2. Underclassmen show spirit. 3. Seniors anticipate graduation. Title Page 3 Welcome Week Wows Washburn Welcome Week, which is designed to welcome Freshmen, new students, and staff, began on September 9th and ended September 13th. Everyone was treated to a hearty dose of Miller spirit. This year's Welcome Week festivities were kicked off on Monday, by the traditional Pep Fest. Tuesday saw the Millers sporting sunglasses and hats, ranging from cowboy hats to sombreros. Wednesday, the halls were packed with Washburnites wearing turbans and boxer shorts. Thursday, was dubbed nerd or Freshman day. Millers dressed in high waters , taped up glasses and saddle shoes to show their spirit. Friday was the day seniors had been waiting for since they were freshmen, Rent-a-Senior Day. For a mere two bits freshmen could rent a senior for a day. The seniors took their masters out to breakfast at Perkins or Embers. The freshmen made their slaves dress up in funky clothes, such as babies, transvestites, and yes, even a flasher ! The week ended with a rockin dance, performed by No Hands Clock, and A Few. The hip tunes possessed almost everyone to dance with complete craziness! All in all. Welcome Week was pretty darn groovy. 1. Tereska Buzek bares all! 2. Ooh baby!”, says seductress, Lynn Murphy. 3. Freddie contemplates Geometry. 4. Nate tries a different angle on dating. 5. John Ditzler forges ahead. 6. The class of 1989 shines. 7. Tim Austrums dines with the Gods. 8. Karen and Rochelle get down! 9. Dougie Ruble exposes the contents of his He-Man lunch box. 6. Welcome Week 5 6 Welcome Week 9. 1. Hats off to Joni Gustafson! 2. Shannon DoHeny gets down to the tunes of A Few! . 3. I want her, man! , screams Keith Wcgrnan. 4. Valaric DuBoise shows her Miller spirit! 5. Dan Pagel treats his Frosh to a scrumptious Perkins breakfast. 6. Senior Class, need we say more! 7. joe McBride smiles with pride! 8. Jim Kenny, ooh baby, what a chest! 9. Having fun, Amy Delmain? Welcome Week 7 STAND CLft OF [)£- £FTT db '86 m 8 Homecoming Millers Reign at Homecoming Coronation kicked off what turned out to be a long homecoming weekend. It was held Thursday night and although it rained, the show went on. Helen jones was crowned queen and her princesses were: Tereska Buzek, Katie Anderson, Michelle Burgess, and Sue Pikal. joel Groethe was pronounced king and in his court were: Bruckner Johnson, Joel Nelson, Mark Thurner, and Jay Miller. They were entertained by three talented musicians: Doug Schmidt, Sanford Jones, and Nicole Montgomery. On Friday afternoon, the annual pepfest was held to get the crowd psyched. The cheerleaders led the bunch with rousing cheers, the Millermates danced energetically, and the Student Council did their own version of the Newlywed Game , with the freshmen emerging as the winners. All that energy was then converted into the feet of the students who attended the dance that night at school. The band of the evening was Kasmir who provided a number of popular dance tunes to get down to. The spirit continued through the weekend until Monday when our postponed game was played on the new field. The game proved to be a victorious one. The Millers triumphed over the Indians by a score of 6-0, which culminated a fun-filled weekend. Homecoming 9 10 Homecoming 1. Enthusiastic Varsity Cheerleaders. 2. Craig Johnson and Eddie Czech getting themselves ready. i. Football players psyched for the big game. 4. The football team being introduced at the pepfest. ’ • luniors show their spirit at the game. Homecoming 11 I Queen Helen Jones King loel Groethe 12 Homecoming 1985 Homecoming Royalty Michelle Burgess Jay Miller Katie Anderson Mark Thurner Tereska Buzek Sue Pikal Joel Nelson Bruckner Johnson Homecoming 13 14 People Di' SENIORS Ahmed Aduss Lee Alaniz Sharon Alexander CD 00 o ro O Mark Allardyce Melissa Allison Sarah Alvarez Dawn Anderson Deon Anderson Katie Anderson Robert Anderson Gordon Andrews Patricia Ashwell Jacqueline Aune Timothy Austrums Gina Bacig Bradley Baker Michael Bakken Michael Bappe Dawn Basham Lenette Bauer Autumn Bennett Stacy Bergerson Bob Bergfalk Michael Berwald Andrew Bion Aaron Bjerke Todd Blair Jacquelyn Blake Tracey Bleile Paula Bodger Lenora Boone Stacey Bowman Harlan Brand Leah Brandt Kimberly Browder Seniors 17 Jason Brown l aura Bryson Resa Buffie Brock Bukkila Michelle Burgess Timothy Burkhardt Julie Burns Tereska Buzek Stephanie Cadmus Elizabeth Carlson Lee Carlson Kevin Carter Kim Castaro Victoria Chayer Robert Christiansen Barbara Christopherson Brian Christopherson Colleen Clancy Christine Clausen Michael Clothier 18 Seniors Laurie Coleman Robert Commodore Rachel Cook Anna Coskran Thomas Crumley Edward Czech Richard Dahl Aaron Dean Jonathan Dees Elizabeth Dehner Anthony Delcal o Amy Delmain Daaron Delong Lisa Derfler Donna Devery John Dingley James Ditzler Anthony Dreon Heather Edwardsen Ranita Egan Seniors 19 Christine Ehlenfeldt Geoffrey Elfstrum Christina Elliot Dave Ellis Michael Elness Kimberly Emmons Erik Engnell Bradley Erickson Travis Erickson Jennel Eveslage David Eyestone Lisa Felicetta Spencer Einseth Gregory Fischer Jack F lad wood Jocinda Fleeson Troy Flowers Gregory Floyd Lisa Fox Diana Fransen 20 Seniors Scott Geiger Patricia Gilbert Jason Gillquist Willie Gray Joel Groethe Joni Gustafson Kelly Haakman RicharrJ Hadler David Hagen Margaret Hall Stephanie Hammond Karen Hankland Youvaraaj Hanuman Jennifer Harren Lynn Harris Jamie Harris Christine Hauer Stacey Henderson Derick I Jenry Nicole Henry Seniors 21 Michael Heyer Sally Higgins Sabrena Hildreth Peter Hill Lynnae Hinrichs William Hipps Anna Hirdler Jeannine Hoiosen Holly Holdgraf Bradley Hollister Jennifer Hostad James Jansen Jody Janusch Jennifer Jedlicki Catherine Jenkins Karl Jenne Muffy lensen Karen Jensen Andrew Jewell Ann Jodeit 22 Seniors Bruckner Johnson Craig Johnson Jeannine Johnson Kristine Johnson Michael Johnson Nils Johnson Karen Johnson Helen Jones John Jones Stacy Jones Jeffrey Jorgensen Amanda Kaibel Jeffery Kasperek Noah Kaufman Dorene Kellogg Kelly Kennedy James Kenney Sean Kenney Tonya Kenney Ryan Kelbrandts Seniors 2.1 Lincoln Kilty Anthony Klaers Christine Kloepper Brian Koblas James Koenig Anita Kolkhorst Curtis Korwes Kathryn Kraemer Stacy Kroiss Steven Krook lanice LaDuke Robin I angevin Anna Lankton Mary Larkin Anne Larson Michael Lau Pegeen tawrow Nathan Leaf Eric Lee Heather Lee 24 Seniors Matthew Lewis Sarah Lewis Birgit Lillehei lackeline l.indgren Robert Lobeck Joyce Loche Miriam Lockman Jay lovstuen Sharon Lowery Deanna I yles Donald Macklin Mary Madden Brian Mallak Paul Marble Wilbur Marshall Devery Martin Susan Martin Nicole McCarthy Sara McConkey Dorian McCoy Seniors 2S Matthew McNicoll Cynthia Meierding Amy Melton lay Miller Vija Miller Anne Minehart Ellis Mogan Kevin Murphy Lynn Murphy Zaneta Napue Barbara Nault |oel Nelson Mark Nelson Amy Nesheim My Nguyen Stacy O'Brien Lisa Oium Holly Olson Jon Olson Roderick Olson 26 Seniors Maril Opstad Marva Overton Carolyn Owen Daniel Pagel Robert Palbicki Julie Parrott James Pedersen Ignacio Peralta Eric Peterson Susan Pikal Michael Pintozzi Jennifer Podas Richard Pollard Raina Price Michael Prindle Teresa Quirk Martin Raich lanet Raugust lames Reay Susan Redmond Seniors 27 Anthony Richardson Stacy Ritter Kenneth Robinson Jody Roche Michael Rogers Sarah Rose Cheri Roy Doug Ruble Gregory Rudolph Peter Rudrud Simpson Sartin Robert Sayers Tracy Schermerhorn Amy Schirmer Lisa Schleisman Laura Schneider Aaron Schulte Patrick Schwa mm Damon Schweitzer Carl Shervey 28 Seniors -T' Lois Simon Lisa Siskind Michael Smith Matthew Sokoloski David Spiczynski Alescia St. Dennis Susan Stearns David Steinke Jeffrey Stensiand Lonny Stormoen Carol Strand Gina Straumann Ramona Suttles Tracy Swanholm Joe Symeonides Kelly Taykalo Harold Taylor Walfa Tellez Nicolle Thies Matthew Thompson Seniors 29 Angela Thomson Carol Thone Mark Thurner Lisa Tiedje Daniel Tompkins Nancy Totall Elizabeth Tourtelotte Jodi Tragethon Jason Tudor Elizabeth VanValkenburg Jon Tiongson Jacqueline Vavra Miriam Vieira Richmond Vincent Peter Voss Kris Wagner Chris Walsh Timothy Walters Kristi Wegman Pamela Weinandt 30 Seniors Peter Weiser Todd Wheelhouse Wendy White Jessica Wildanger James Williams Raymond Williams David Wilson Margaret Wilson Michael Wilson Tiffany Wilson Christopher Wise Jessica Wolk Connie Wright David Yarbrough Seniors 31 Time for Morning Announcements Jim Reay Senior Class President. A Letter to the Class of 1986 Well, high school is now at an end for us seniors, and we are now looking at a thing called real life. Washburn has been a place of emotional and intellectual growth for all of us, and we've learned skills that will help us survive in life. But reality is still intimidating, and you may be tempted to run and find a safe path in life. I urge you to reconsider. Ask yourself, What do I want to do with my life? If you want money, and lots of it, ask yourself, If I'm making this money to lead a happy life, then why am I stuck in this job that only makes me miserable? If you really want happiness, then do what you really want to do. (But don't take it too far; you need to eat, too.) With this, I wish the Class of 1986 only the best of luck for the rest of our lives. We're a great class, and I know that we will all attain whatever goals we set for ourselves, lust remember to look to the future while living life to it's fullest. Your Prez, Four Named Semi-finalists This year, eighteen Minneapolis students were named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists. Four of these students are from Washburn. David Eyestone, Jeff Jorgenson, Lisa Siskind, and Joe Symeonides were named semifinalists to honor their placement in the top half of one percent of Minnesota's graduating class. David Eyestone, Jeff Jorgensen, Lisa Siskind, and Joe Symeonides were named semifinalists to honor their placement in the top half of one percent of Minnesota's graduating class. Jeff was a photographer for the Grist. Fie was active in the Washburn drama club and stage crew. After graduation, he plans to go to Carleton and study either psychology or sociology. During her high school years, Lisa has worked as a model. She plans to go into astrophysics at Berkeley University next year. Joe was the copy editor for the Grist here at Washburn. He was on the cross country running and skiing teams. After graduation, Joe plans to go into either the Navy ROTC, or Stanford University. 33 Lisa Siskind Joe Symeonides Top Honors Congratulations to these Top Honors students. They have maintained a 3.75 grade point average throughout their four high school years. They have been excellent role models for their fellow classmates. Lee Alaniz Katherine Anderson Paula Bodger Timothy Burkhardt Tereska Buzek Anna Coskran Aaron Dean Karen Hankland Christine Hauer Nicole Henry Michael Heyer Jeannine Johnson Kristine Johnson Matthew Lewis Sarah Lewis David Eyestone Jennifer Jedlicki Stacy Ritter Sarah Rose Laura Schneider Susan Stearns Tracy Swanholm Joe Symeonides 34 Top Honors Lee Alaniz Katherine Anderson Joel Nelson Senior Awards WASHBURN SERVICE AWARD This award was presented to Lee Alaniz and Katie Anderson. The senior class elected them to be honored for their service and leadership qualities. Carol Strand MILLER OF THE YEAR AWARD Joel Nelson was honored by the Washburn Athletic Council for his character and athletic ability. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARD To honor their dependability, initiative, and character, this award was presented to Lee Alaniz and Chris Hauer. Jeffrey Jorgensen DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Stacy Ritter received this award for her potential, initiative, and leadership qualities. SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION This award was presented to Laura Schneider on the basis of her character, service, and leadership. Lee Alaniz Christine Hauer Tereska Buzek Timothy Burkhardt ATHENA AWARD In order to honor her athletic ability and academic achievements, this award was presented to Colleen Clancy. LEONARD MOSES PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARD Bruckner Johnson was chosen to receive this award on the basis of his athletic excellence, and physical fitness. BUSINESS CAREER DEVELOPMENT AWARD For her dependability, leadership, responsibility, and business skills, Paula Bodger was chosen to receive this award. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENTIFIC AWARD Based on his initiative and scientific abilities, Tim Burkhardt was honored with this award. ROSE REESE INTERNATIONAL AWARD Tereska Buzek was presented with this award to recognize her interest in foreign affairs and an international understanding. MINNESOTA HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION ALL STATE JOURNALIST AWARD This award was presented to Jeff Jorgensen and Carol Strand to honor their leadership and photographic skills. Paula Bodger Bruckner Johnson Colleen Clancy Laura Schneider 35 5. The gang prepares a story for speech class. 6. Ellis Mogan's ever smiling face. 6. 36 Seniors 1. Bruckner Johnson and Sue Pikal sportin' in the homecoming parade. 2. Jim Reay holds up his end of the campaign. 3. Alan Bell listens intently to a lecture. 4. Craig Johnson attempting to serenade Hannah Stienberg. 5. Dawn Basham's swindling talents helped cheerleaders sell sweatshirts that promoted school spirit. Seniors 37 1. Soccer had its serious moments for goalie Mike Prindle. 2. Karen Hankland smirks at her teacher. 3. Shannon Doheny regressing back to childhood. 4. Jimmy King struggling to keep his eyes open. 38 Seniors 4. 1. Who else would practice jumproping without a jump rope but Annie Larson? 2. Tina Elliot keeping her eyes on the typing book, not the keyboard!! 3. Robin Langevin's hunt and peck technique, 4. Mimi Nguyenmytrang reels a draft!! Seniors 39 1. Lee Alaniz relaxes al a soccer game. 2. Carol Thone's a picker, she's a grinner,she's a lover, and she's a sinner, 3. Bill Tcmplin, continuously working hard. 4. Jim Reay gives the speech that helped him win the title of class president. 5. Since his freshman year, Jason Tudor's attention span has increased incredibly! 6. Mike Prindle tells a completely innocent joke. 40 Seniors 1. Nathan Leaf fell disgusted after Greg Fischer explained his date with one of the Manonga Twins. 2. Amy Schirmer, hard at work. 3. Spencer Finseth in the process of inventing a superduper Inspector Gadget book holder. 4. Pee Wee Herman (alias Craig lohnson) says, I know you are, but what am I?” 5. Mimi Lockman explains a complex philosophy to Aaron Bjerke and Peter Rudrud. Seniors 41 4. 1. Aaron Schulte's belter side shows class spirit. 2. Who loves attention? Not Brian Koblas! 3. The gang's working hard for Mrs. Lyders! 4. If ya' want my body, and ya' think I’m sexy, come on sugar let me know! Chris Wise sings his sultry song. 5. Lisa Oium and Jackie Blake await Washburn's gourmet lunches. 42 Seniors 4. 1. Sarah Alvaro gives jon Olson his first lesson on curing his camera phobia. 2. Cat's got Jeff lorgensen's ton —... nose! 3. Jenni Jedlicki, Jennel Eveslage, and Mike Meyer foil the bright sun on second floor. 4. Erik Engnell recites in front of his English class. 5. Mark Allardyce prepares to act in Washburn's production of the Crucible. (y. Stacy |ones struggles to find the kind words to let her lover down easy. Seniors 43 44 Seniors Seniors 45 1. Deanna l yles displays her photographic skills. 2. Derick I lenry ate his Wheaties this morning! i. Greg Rudolph gets ready for the big game. 4. Dorion McCoy never did like cameras! 5. | can nine Johnson makes her presidential speech. 6. Seniors get together. 3. 46 Seniors 1. I Bob Commodor, am the East, and you, Jocinda Fleeson are the sun! 2. Tools of our trade! 3. I'll never forgive you, you ungrateful scum! exclaimed Lynn Murphy to Tracy Bleile. 4. Remember when Tim Burkhardt's hair dresser went to Iowa fora month? 5. Senior women must constantly be reminded to calm down. Seniors 47 WHS: Sixty Years and Still Strong As Washburn High School completes its sixtieth year in existence, it can look back on those sixty years with a great feeling of pride. From the very beginning, Washburn was looked up to by the other schools in the metro area as being one of the best schools for education and sociability. Sports is another area where we have been strong throughout the years. Washburn has dominated in football, hockey, soccer, and baseball at various times in the past sixty years, and we have several trophies to show for it. This school has also been the proving grounds for several famous people. James Arness, Dave Moore, Ron Glass, and Dorothy Lyman all graduated from Washburn. Washburn has undergone several changes in appearance recently as well. These changes include an expanded athletic field with lights, a new sign in front of the school, and a remodeled lunchroom. The physical changes are the only changes at Washburn. The school is still an academic power as well as an athletic one. If the first sixty years are any indication of what's to come, Washburn has as much to look forward to as it does things of which it can be proud. 1. The new sign of the times. 2. MacOuarrie Field at last revealed! 3. Shed a little light on the subject! 3. 48 WHS History 1. II was new. but it wasn't nice. 2. We've sure come a long way. 3. Booths well worth the wait! 4. Newscaster Dave Moore, proud to have been a Miller! 5. Dave Moore, a 1942 Washburn graduate. WHS History 49 Jennifer Adams Christopher Adrian Carter Aguilar Felicia Allen Robert Allen Angela Anderson Avrine Anderson Bryan Anderson Gregory Anderson Jenny Anderson Karen Anderson Marc Anderson Nicole Anderson Samual Andrews Sarah Anton Afshin Araghi Blain Auer Theia Axiotis Scott Backman Michael Bailey Matthew Bappe Dawn Bardwell Susan Bartko David Beck Anthijuan Beeks 1. The junior section joins in to the rendition of the famed school song. Alan Bell Patricia Berg Nancy Bergfalk Robert Bergstrom Paul Bigwood Anne Bjelland Shean Bjoralt Timothy 8laylark Donna Blesener John Bonner Heather Bourassa Shannon Brewin 1. Chris Pageant studies intensely. 2. Cathy Ford flashes a smile. 3. Chris Peterson bumps to victory. Juniors 51 Julie Brieschke Randall Brimacomb Randy Brockhoff Charles Browning Debbie Burgess Tamah Burke Karen Buss Monika Buzek AnneCalvil Timothy Campion Carl Carte Kimberly Castano 1. Juniors have a knee-slappin', hee-hawin', good oT time at Sadie! Tracy Castano Molly Cerny Sheila Chad Debra Chayer Marc Child John Christiansen Suzanne Cimbura Allan Clemens Linda Coash Brian Cooney Jennifer Coppersmith Charles Cothron 52 Juniors 1. Joe Wright shows off his sexy picture!! 2. Charlitta Moss is a very happy girl. Robert Cowan Susan Cracraft Molly Crandall Estelle Crenshaw Russell Curry Daniel Dahlin Heather Davis Debby Day James Degiusti Jeffrey Dick Heather Dickey Richard Dinesen John Ditzler Geraldine Doheny Robeit Donaghue Erika Dressen Andre Dukes Daniel Egan 3. Chris Olsen admires his looks. 4. Karen Anderson reaches for the stars. Juniors 53 Felicha Egan Gregory Ellington Roxolana Elliot Bret Engnell David Erickson Gregory Erickson Leah Erickson Michael Erickson Armentha Ervin Matthew Evans Matthew Evingson Robert Faison Theresa Fernholz Nancy Feroe Julia Fish Jennifer Fishbaugher Michael Follrath Kathy Ford 1. Stephanie Russell poms along to the school song. 2. Berelta Sellers lets her Miller pride shine. Timothy Foster Christopher Frey Steven Friederich Tamara Froome Angela Fuller John Galush 54 Juniors Michael Garry John Gaunt Sarah Genrich Lynn Gerhard Adrienne Gessner Peter Giebink 1. Kirkland Johnson contemplates whether or not he'll open up the dreaded school pictures. 2. Lisa Howard and Liz Thurner are in the limelight once again'.’’. 1. 2. Thomas Gilbertson Jennifer Gleason Daniel Glynn Kristina Goss Roseanne Gozola Benjamin Granquist Peter Grauff Yancey Gray Benjamin Gross Daniel Gulland Dennis Gulland Michelle Gunning Terry Gustafson Rachel Hahn Kristine Haines Helena Hakansson Donna Hall Elisabeth Hansen junto Bradley Hanson Dawn Harms Jacqueline Harris Lisa Harrison Jessica Harshbarger Peter Haugen William Haupert Ann Helde James Helmers Amy Henderson Elizabeth Hendrickson Kristine Henry Paul Higgins Jamie Hill Amy Hoagberg Brian Hoecherl James Hoiosen Karen Holcomb Robyn Holland Su Hoskins Karen Hovland Lisa Howard Jason Hoyt Darin Hreha 1. Marla Wilbert and Daminga Flowers have thoughts of afterschool fun!!! 2. Karen Hovland successfully spikes one over the net. 3. Scott Skorheim holds himself up so he won't fall asleep again. 56 Juniors 1. John Saphir and Ben Granquist rehearse their lines. 2. Chandra Thomas taking notes. 3. Li Thurner bumps one over. Lisa Hrncir Taya Hubbard Annette Humphries Terease Huttner Kimberly Jabas Thomas Jacobs Eric Jagers Jerry Jaspers Liga Jatnieks Georgina Jedlicki Elizabeth Johns Heather Johnson Kirkland Johnson Marit Johnson Thomas Jones Ann Juntilla Jonathan Kalenberg Edwin Kalina Robert Keehn John Kelly Darcie Klick Joseph Kondrak Daniel Krautbauer Karl Krueger Juniors 57 Julie Lachelt Scott Lafayette Jennifer Laska Cody Lee Renee Lewis Michael lindgren Nancy Lindgren Patrick Lockhart Rachelle Loewenson Joshua Lowey Lesley Lydell Brooks Magnuson 1. Blaine Auer smirks at the thought of homework. Anita Majors Nathan Marsten Christine Martin Ralph May Sarah Mazig Molly McBeath Joseph McBride Christine McCalvy Craig McCann Robert McDonough Tina McGregor Victoria McHugh 58 Juniors 1. Amy Rockhold fixes her face during her free minutes of class. 2. Paul Higgins plays a new tune. Valisa McKinney Tracy Menk Gino Messina Stephen Met ger Gretchen Meyer Heather Miller Deane Milner Dennis Milner Peter Mindel Matthew Mintz Donyale Moe Nicole Montgomery Jennifer Moore Lisa Moore Molly Moosbrugger Cynthia Morrill Christopher Morrison Ryan Mortenson 3. Jon Tiongson and Casper carouse in the auditorium. 4. Sam Andrews sits down and studies like a madman. Juniors 59 Charlitta Moss Amy Myers Guy Neary Christine Nelson Robb Nelson David Ness Trang Nguyen Steven Nickelson David Nicoski Bret Norman Gregory Norrgard Marcie Nygren John Oberg Diane Olesen Jeffrey Olmscheid Paul Olofson Brenda Olsen Kaj Olsen Margaret Olsen Ann Marie Olson Christopher Olson 1. Nicole Montgomery goes about the impossible task of trying to find something in her purse. 2. Buff it up. Matt McNamer! 3. Jennifer Coppersmith contemplates the meaning of life. 60 Juniors Kimberly Olson Astride Otto Earnest Owens Kenneth Owens Christopher Pageant Christian Palmer Martha Parsons Kathryn Patterson Richard Pelinka Amy Perusse Lance Petersen Christine Peterson Dave Peterson David Peterson Megan Peterson Tessa Pfeifer Shawn Pielz Tracy Pojman Shawn Pool Lisa Puente Daniel Quirk 1. Randy Brimacomb looks ahead to his senior year. 2. Bret Engnell surveys the lunchroom action. 3. Peter Mindel sneaks a nap in class. Juniors 61 Jennifer Ramroop Lynn Randgaard Douglas Ranzinger Les Reed Kristen Reidell Amy Reynolds Charles Ridler Cordell Roberts Denise Robinson Amy Rockhold David Roeser Nancee Ross 1. Marc Child and Craig McCann enjoy the heat of the sun. Charles Russell Tabytha Sadowski Valerie Sample Gregory Sampson Michael Sampson Heidi Samsel Karen Samuelson John Saphir Karin Say Robert Schilz Roger Schilz Amanda Schmidt 62 Juniors CletusSchommer Margo Schumeisler 1. Mike Sampson gels his work organized. 2. Lynn Strand finds a nic e way to relax. Mike Seekamp Berelta Sellers Nalhan Selstad PaulSenkyr Nancy Shoop Stephen Simondet Jacob Skala Scott Skorheim Mark Smith Randy Snyder Janice Soine Stacey Sorensen Todd Sorenson Ann Spriggs Kamala Stack Michelle Steinert Jason Stevens Leah Stobb Matthew Stonich Jon Storbakken David Strong Maggie Sutton Cynthia Swanlaw Matthew Swenson 2. Juniors 63 1.1 is«i Howard smiles at the thought of a long restful weekend. 2. Brenda Olsen finishes up the last of her work. Tamara Taylor Anne Theis Chandra Thomas Sean Thomas Shawntell Thompson Elizabeth Thurner Maria Tidwell Todd Torrey T imolhy T ryggeseth Derek Turner Andrew Umphrey Randy VanSlooten T racy VanSlyke Cristin Vieburg Dwayne Voelken Darryl Volk Margaret Vollmar Irish Vu 3. John Gaunt and Ann Juntilla discuss the options for the coming weekend of fun. 64 Juniors Cathrine Wagner Matthew Wallman Paul Wandmacher Debra Washington Gregory Washington Tracy Waterston Alicia Watkins John Wedl Keith Wegman Pamela Wesley R. White C. Whitfield Marla Wilbert Micquleta Williams Robert Williams Troy Wilson Michael Woehrle Jarvis Wright Joseph Wright Vincent Wright Katharine Wyberg Peter Youngdahl Lisa Zakrzewski Joanna Zoschke Christine Kreitz 1969-1985 Christine's classmates here at Washburn High, Would like to shed our last tear and say our final good-bye. Well miss her much, and forget her never. For within our hearts, she'll live on forever. Nicole Montgomery Juniors 65 Sophomores oo 00 o •s CO CO _£S O Elizabeth Abraham Elizabeth Adams Corisa Adrian Amy Allison Kenneth Alvarez David Anderson Glenn Anderson Katie Anderson Kristin Anderson Scott Anderson Tonya Anderson Shannon Arbuckle TyArlandson Karl Arnold A. Arradondo Virginia Arradondo Andrea Atherton Mia Bacall Chrishelle Bakken Andre Balkcum Scott Bankey Shannon Barnhart Kristin Battey Charles Beekman Janelle Beitz 1. The pepfest captivates the sophomore section. Patrick Bennett Trisha Bennett Damond Berg Steven Berg Todd Bigwood Christopher Bion Lisa Blazei Craig Bleeker Susan Bleile Andrea Blesi Faith Blewett Steven Bodoc y 1. Enthusiasm builds up for these sophomore girls in French class. 2. Erin McCarthy shares her answers with her classmates. 3. Bernard Carter peers out from his glasses to show us his big brown eyes. Sophomores 67 Kimberly Bolduc Jeffrey Bowers Scotl Bowlby Keven Bradford Chrisline Brady Benjamin Brieschke James Brown Amie Brownfield Joanne Brownrigg Brian Bruininks Elizabeth Bryson Robert Burkhardl 1. Sophomore men enjoy our scrumptuous school lunches!!! Sam Burns Richard Burnstein Cindy Butze Bradley Canfield Jeannie Cardwell Beret Carlson Steven Carlson Tammi Carlson Vanessa Carr Michele Carrier Kelle Carson Bernard Carter 68 Sophomores 1. Wow man, this stuff is cool!! thinks Angela Holden. 2. Jim Rudolf writing his deep and philosophical thoughts. Shanta Chatham Elissa Christopherson Stephanie Clayton Richard Clemmerson Marco Cleveland Thomas Coffman Juan Coleman Shawn Collins Christine Colston Jonathan Cooley Jackqulyne Cooper Michael Coppage John Coskran Thomas Dahl Janis Dahlberg Jon Dahlberg Aron Dahlquist Cameron Danielson 3. Kelly Stroud and Monica Urbaniak show their Miller spirit during the homecoming parade. 4. Kim Singh helps out a fellow classmate. Sophomores 69 John Daugherty Kristin DeCosier Kimberly DeGroy Anthony Dietl Kathleen Diffley Kevin Do Angela Downing Kelli Downing Jeffery Drewitz Cassandra Due Christopher Due Cheryl Dupont April Dye Timothy Dyksman Erin Edwardsen Guy Elliott Susan Erdall Samantha Erickson 1. Greg Johnson thinks, Oh ick!! I actually eat that stuff?” 2. Stephanie Clayton says, “Watch out Hollywood — here I come!! Dahn Ermisch Todd Erpelding Patricia Evers Aimee Farmer Michael Farr Cory Flanigan 70 Sophomores Dale Flaskrud Nikolai Fleeson Daminga Flowers Eric Forsland Jennifer Foss David Friederich 2. 1. Marguerite Labhard bundles up at the big game. 2. Andy Lewis and John Stratton enjoy the last of the fall weather. Thomas Fugle Angela Fuller Matthew Cair Dawn Gamer Thomas Garrett Michael Garry Jennifer Gasper Linda Gersdorf Alyson Gilchrist Aaron Glynn Todd Goggleye Jerry Goss Susan Grauff Charrissa Graves Demian Gravlin Kyle Green Robb Grill Kevin Gruye Sophomores 71 Deborah Gunderson Anna Hakansson Fred Hall Paul Hanscom Marcus Hanson Michelle Harrison Jamal Hawkins Sarah Hazelton Heather Healy Karen Hegna Richard Heischman Stephanie Hellevik Stephen Hellevik Amy Helmers David Hendrix Trace Henry Lenora Herd James Hill James Hinz Larry Hobbs Lisa Hoffman Angela Holden James Holden Amy Holdgrafer 1. Ed Lue succumbs to schoolwork. 2. Shannon Arbuckle snacks on some chips. 3. Somehow, Steve Holtzlieter smiles while he takes a test. 72 Sophomores 1. Millermates have class!!! 2. Sluuurp it up, Kelly Stroud!! 3. Hey!!! Watch out for that... Kimberly Hollie Patricia Horning Alyse Howard Catherine Hughes Pamela Hughes Sean Hughes Aaron Hurlbert Dane Hyde Heidi Irey Mark Jacobus Mitradeo Jagatnarain Shawn James G. Janes George Jannetta Aldis Jatnieks Jeffrey Jeddeloh Sheila Jeffery Timothy Jenkins Amy Jensen Gabriel Jensen Jeffrey Jensen Scott Jeutter NieshaJex Justin Jogodka Sophomores 73 Alex Johnson Benjamin Johnson Crystal Johnson Daniel Johnson Gary Johnson Gregory Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kindall Johnson Mario Johnson Tracy Johnson Vienna Johnson Bryant Jones I. The rocks get a new paint job from the sophomore men. Eric Jones Krista Jordan Jamie Jorgensen Jennifer Jorgensen Lee Jowanda Hallowell Kaufman Jennifer Keesey Blake Kelbrants Douglas Kiesling Erin Kimberly David King Matthew Kinghorn 74 Sophomores 1. Tracy Johnson and Karin Mindel get down at Sadie Hawkins. 2. Steve Hellivik does the ring toss. Tim Klanderud Mikal Knolek Todd Knutson David Kofflin Vera Kope Pam Korzenowski Michael Kos Barbara Kroger Patrick Kroll Brian Kuhn Marguerite Labhard Todd Langsdorf Dean Larimer Kenneth Lau Christopher Leaf Mary Leavitt Joe Lee Peter Lee 3. Washburn's hallways are desolate after the final 2:00 bell rings. 4. Binyam Tesfaegzi works on becoming a cautious driver. 3. Sophomores 75 PaulLeezer Kem Lester Christina Leung Andrew Lewis Marlon Lindsey Scott Lindstrom Debra Livermore Lisa Lobeck Jill Lovstuen James Lowman Aaron Ludvigson Edward Lue John Lundberg Sharon Lyons Kathleen Madden Kelly Magnuson Erin McCarthy Jeanne McCoy Jennifer McCoy Danielle McCullough Keith McDermid I. Hey man. I understand!! exclaims Binyam Samuel. 2. Eric Jones, Why aren't you doing your homework? 3. Stephanie, Katie and the gang at the homecoming pepfest. 76 Sophomores Eyvonne McDonald Mark McNamer Matthew McNamer Susan Metzger David Miles Yolanda Miller Mark Minatelli Carin Mindel David Minehart Charles Moosbrugger Adrienne Mortenson Todd Morton Matthew Muller Genevieve Mullett Lonny Murray William Murray jeffrey Nault Cory Nelson Matthew Nelson Michelle Newberg Nga Nguyen 1. Cassie Madden works on her grammar. 2. Shandira Pavelcik ponders her inner thoughts. 3. Friends like Monica and Vanessa are fun to have. Sophomores 77 1. Everybody kicks back and has fun in Strobe's class. 2. Derrick Schmidt reclines in the new, blue, lunchroom. Theresa Nickelson Michael Nicklow Lisa Nielsen Troy Niesen Evelyn Nye James O'Brien Mark Oium Amber Olson Darwin Olson Joey Olson Michelle Olson Gunars Otto Robert Otto Tracy Owen Rebecca Page I Douglas Palbicki Eric Palmer Samuel Perron Christine Petersen Kari Petersen Jill Peterson Lisa Peterson Steven Peterson Kristen Petronio Paul Plinske Kathleen Powers Jennifer Proshek Christina Puente Kurt Rausch Todd Ray 78 Sophomores 1. trie Jones ponders the camera's lens. 2. Yolanda Miller suddenly realizes what is going to happen to her. Lesley Reay Molly Regan John Renne Evelyn Rhinos Christopher Roberts Craig Robinson Joyleen Rohe Paul Roth James Rudolph Stephanie Russell Jeffrey Salovich Eric Samsel Ben Samuel Brent Sayers John Schaffer Molly Schirmer Douglas Schmidt Derek Schmit Stephen Schwamm Paul Schweitzer John Seekamp Sophie Shapso Tracee Shepherd M. Sherbourne Roger Simonson Khemwattie Singh Katherine Skapyak Kelley Skumautz Heather Smith Andrew Snider Sophomores 79 Jason Soderlund Timothy Somnis Kendra Sorensen Stacey Sorlien Dana Soulak Kirsten Speers Grady St. Dennis Jason St. Hilaire Michael Steffenson Erica Stordahl Tracie Stormoen Lynn Strand John Stratton Matthew Stratton Kelly Stroud Perry Swanson Robert Swofford Jong Symeonides 1. John Coskran waits for the action to start. 2. Sophomores cheer on fellow sophs. Binyam Samuel Souphanny Thammavongsa April Thompson Jeffery Thompson JohnThurik Christopher Tiedje Angelia Tillis Jeffrey Trevino Mark Trudeau Rosemarie Turner Anthony Tyler Corbin Tyler 80 Sophomores Stephen Uhler Nicole Uphoff Katherine Urbaniak Robert Valstad Lori VanBuren Jason Villebrun Harold Walker Lisa Wall John Wallace Dean Wandmacher Bruce Washington Shelonda Watkins Robin Wecht Catherine Wesley Michelle Wester Joseph Whitaker Dana Williams Desiree Williams Ernest Williams Kendall Williams Kimberly Williams Kimberly Williams Robert Williams Shanta Williams Sondra Williams Anna Willy Gregory Wilson Willie Wilson Debra Winsor Andrea Witt Margaret Woldum Todd Zeno Jennifer Zickert Michael Zimmerman Sophomores 81 Freshmen o 00 o 5 09 09 _C0 O Timothy Ackerman Angela Alexander Paul Alexander Shannon Allen Laura Alvarez Carolyn Anderson Christine Anderson Colby Anderson Donnell Anderson James Anderson Jason Anderson Julie Anderson Kenneth Anderson Laura Anderson Paula Anderson Scott Anderson Shannon Baker Jennifer Bakkon Braxton Bardwell Kirsten Barr Kristine Bastable Caroline Bastien Cymbre Beane Steven Beck Curtis Beireis 1. The freshman women cheer the Millers on to victory. Leslie Bell Kimberly Bennett Merry Bergstrom Fawn Bernhardt Aaron Biard Michael Bingel Matthew Bion Theresa Bowler Kristin Bratly Hillary Brewington Jason Browder Dianna Brown 1. Shannon Allen has that Miller smile!! 2. Christian Devine kicks back in class. 3. Karin Ferrell gives us a glance. Freshmen 83 Kelly Brown Lawrence Brown Telaya Brown Theresa Brown Amy Bryant Christina Bury Mark Buzek Amy Cain Scott Campbell Jennifer Carpenter Rachel Castle Steve Castle 1. The new freshmen get their only chance to get even with the ever so wonderful seniors. Melissa Cavanaugh Tara Chatterton Brian Cheatham Tonya Clark Christine Clarke Richard Coash Charles Conway Brenton Cook Stacey Cooley Alexander Coskran Jesse Coyer Tamela Crawford 84 Freshmen 1. Laura Alvarez dreams of becoming a senior. 2. Raymond Howard finds a few minutes to kick back in the funky new lunchroom. Damon Cross Jason Dahlin Stacy Daley Joseph Daugherty Angela Davis Eric Dean Suzanne Dean Josephine Delacruz William Delmont Michelle Demars Monica Denson Denise Devery Christian Devine Nam Diffley Jennifer Doy Valerie Du Bose June Dye Amy Edmunds 3. Charmain Villaneauve shows us her shades. 4. Kim Russell tries to find her notes in the dreaded notebook. 3. Freshmen 85 Stephanie Ehlenfeldt Erik Engholm Kimberly Erickson Krista Erickson Monica Evans Simon Evans Michael Faison Wayne Fanjoy C. Famham Ayanna Farrell Melissa Farsund Anlar Favors Kevin Felien Karin Ferrell Jennifer Findley Robert Finney David Fischer Jay Fischer 1. Angela studies the people in the lunchroom. 2. Brent Cook strums along to the beat. Scott Fiscus Timothy Flachman Anthony Flemmons Julie Foster Lisa Fountain Joseph Fox 86 Freshmen Aaron Foy Jody Fredickson Katherine Frey Todd Fritz Mercedes Frost Benjamin Gair 1. Sasha Odermann munches her lunch. 2. Joey Fox anticipates registration. Geoffrey Carton Paris Gatlin Jennifer Gaunt Jacqueline Gaustad Darci Geisler Brent Giebink Matthew Gigrich Terinda Gillespie Sara Glynn Ian Goepferd Hope Goodman Damon Gorton Travis Granger Jon Greco Shawn Grider Ronald Hadler Angela Hane Matthew Hannan Freshmen 87 Jennifer Hanson Michael Harrell Dana Harlung Lisa Hayes Tricia Henke Jeffery Hensley Scott Herceg Nicholas Hesse Lea Hoffa Gwendolyn Hokoana Lynn Holden Heather Holdgrat Jason Holland Kimberly Hollister Daniel Holmberg Steven Holtzleiter Shonda Hooks Kandace Hoppke Denise Hrncir Errin Hughes Tracy Husted Angelique Jackson Drake Jacobson Matthew Jacobus 1. Telaya Brown studies intensely. 2. Colby Anderson relaxes in the new lunchroom. 3. Laura Alvarez shows her spirit!! 88 Freshmen 1. Bill Delmont shows us how it's done. 2. Freida the Freshman gets set for brownbagging it. 3. Monica smiles at the sight of a fellow male classmate. James Jaques Brent Jagers Robert James Shane James Gregory Jeddeloh Chad Jenne Darrell Johnson David Johnson Heidi Johnson Kristin Johnson Leslie Johnson Travis Johnson Brian Jones Christine Jones Dana Kaster Jennifer Keith David Kenney Aran Kienzle Laura King John Kisling Tricia Knutson Kristine Korte John Kosek Kimberly Kroiss Freshmen 89 John Krook Jennifer Kuubits Corey Lackey Wayne LaDuke Christopher Lakey Brent Langdon Emily Lankton Christopher Lauer James Lawrence Amy Leaf Theresa Lee Angela Lima I. Here they are the class of '89! I Stacey-Jo Lindstrom Becky Lobeck Bridget Lofton Sarah Lundgren Heath Magnuson Carrie Magozzi Stephen Makousky Brian Malmgren Jermaine Marshall Deborah McCalvy Mario McClain Lori McLaughlin 90 Freshmen 1. Kevin Felien tries to see through those great safety glasses. 2. Darci Geisler tells of her great romantic interlude. Meghan McMonigal Kevin McNeal Jerry McRae Rush Merchant Kimberly Meyer Julie Mitchell Philip Mitchell Daniel Monaghan Tricia Morrill Martin M osman Aden Mullen Margaret Mulloy Jeffrey Munger Karrie Muse Sara Myers Michelle Neer Stephanie Nelson Minh Nguyen 3. Kim Kroiss dines in luxury at the famous Perkins. Freshmen 91 Albert Niederhauser Randall Niemiec Sara Niemiec Deanna Nolen Rebecca Nordin Nikol Nordquist Craig Norvell Jennifer Oberg Sasha Odermann Mariko Okada Jennifer Pageant Brent Palmer David Parrott Terrill Patterson Matthew Pavelcik Shandira Pavelcik Diane Pedersen Amy Pederson Thomas Pelinka Maari Petersen Chad Peterson 1. Laughter and Spanish go together, right? 2. Mr. Powers draws with a smile. 92 Freshmen Ledell Peterson Robert Podas Damien Poling Angela Porter Denise Poseley Marcia Powless Rachelle Pratt Trina Psihos Jarrett Purdue Erica Pye William Quinn Atousa Raissyan Rachel Ramroop Jean Randell Sara Rask Evan Reed Charles Reineke Guy Richardson Emmich Robertson Kelly Robinson Lee Robinson 1. Sara Thompson waits for all the papers to be passed up. 2. Jason Weidmann debates the correct answer. 3. Denise Poseley enjoys the free moments in her class. Freshmen 93 Mark Robinson Brande Rockhold Matthew Romain Darcell Ronnei Chad Roseen Kimberly Rountree Kimberly Russell Andrew Rustad Sarah Ryan Mark Sadeghi Tara Sadowski Randall Sanders 1. Is Scott Campbell concentrating or sleeping? Andrew Schneider Stacy Schwendler Stephanie Shapso Tanya Shirley Krista Shoquist Anne Shosie Kimberly Simonson Melissa Simpson Amy Sinderman Katherine Smith Merry Smith Michael Smith 94 Freshmen 1. John Krook, Tamela Crawford, and Scolt Anderson lake lime lo sludy independently. 2. The pepfesl excites these freshmen girls. Rosalie Snyder Lori Sparks Melissa Spiczynski Tavis Strand Travis Straumann Jaena Streets Paula Sundt Tina Swanson Regina Sylvester Kari Thies C. Thompson Paul Thompson Sara Thompson Anna Thone Scott Tichy Joy Tourtelotte Tiffany Tryon Michael Turbes 3. Dave Parrot, Colby Anderson, Andrew Schneider, and Matt Bion converse over algebra. Freshmen 95 Monica Urbaniak Sara Urista Stephanie Vagle Jeffery Valstad Charmaine Villneauve Dane Watkins Michael Wedl Jason Weidman Daniel Welch Karen Wesley Chelsey Whitten Dena Wilmes Amy Wilson Brian Wilson Todd Wilson Seth Wolk Elizabeth Woods Nicholes Woods 1. These new freshmen women are dining at the famed Perkins, on slave day. 2. Melanie Kastner's reaction after being asked what she liked best about America speaks for itself. Payton Woodson Daniel Wright Dewayne Young Stephanie Young 96 Freshmen 2. 1. Kari Thies glances a! her newfound classmates after a new seating chart is put into effect. 2. You can tell by the look in Angelique Jackson and Gwen Hokoana's eyes that they are caught in the act of enjoying school food. 3. Terinda Gillespie listens intently to the lecture. 4. Dane Watkins tries to figure out the answers from his notes. 4. Freshmen 97 Staff James Anderson Joyce Anderson Frank Ario George Austin Florence Ballinger Delano Beckman Donald Bergerson Mary Boardman Harold Bobgan Arthur Burke Donald Burton Ralph Carlson Roger Cersine lames Colby Yetta Cram Leighton Crandall Gary Delasta Michael Dills Harold Dunn Irmagard Earl John Filer Neil Ellison Elaine Engelhard John Farrell David Flugstad Gary Fortier Burton George Patricia Gronberg Kathleen Hae$ Jerry Hansen Duwayne Hanson Edward Harter Larry Hartse James Haugen Sandra Heikkinen Ronald Henderson Dennis Henriksen Charles Holmlund Louise Hopson John Hornby Joanne Hulel Carol Jagers Staff 99 100 Staff Leonard Jensen Dennis Jerome R. C. Johnson Patricia Kairis Kenneth Kielty Rocky Knokc Lorraine Kraerner Rachael Larson Donald l ee Laura Lerwick Marlene Locascio Hazel Love Robert Luoma Phyllis Lyders Doris Madison Craig Mattice Linda McCullough Cato McKinney Richard McNamer Michael Meyers Nancy Moody Susan Morgan Vern Muir Zelma Nelson Rufino Ochoada Patrick O'Keefe Judith Paine Fern Pederson Betty Pedric Gretchen Peik Eugene Persha Mary Pfeifer Stephen Phillips Charles Pinkney Grant Pudas Marge Ranstad Lenus Ritter Corinne Robinson Ronald Rodgers Virginia Russell Staff 101 Samek, Bonilla Seri, I larlan Simonson, Alyce Span , Peter Slenerson, Gary Stit el, Keith Strickland, Donald Strobel, Harold Tauring. Robert Temte, Bruce 102 Staff Traynor, Gary Turnbaugh, Bruce Wald, Gary Waller, Bruce Wilms, Herb Wilson, Judy Wolk, Robert Wurst, Allan Vest, Marian Yung, Judy Staff 103 °f his •toeville Staff 105 Teacher Feature: Mr. Frank Ario This year the Wahian staff decided to incorporate three teacher features into our yearbook. One obvious candidate for this was Mr. Frank Ario, a highly admired teacher by both students and faculty alike. Mr. Ario has been teaching here at Washburn for 29 years in the areas of: Philosophy, Economics, Government, and Current Issues. Many students eagerly await becoming seniors so that they can enroll in his classes. Positive comments about him and his teaching ability have been passed along from student to student, year after year. Mr. Ario has resided in the Washburn area for almost 30 years, along with his wife and their four sons, all of whom are Washburn graduates. Outside of his classroom, Mr. Ario finds time to coach some of Washburn's young men. In the fall, he coaches men's soccer and baseball in the spring, both of which seem to excell each season. To add to his contributions to the community, Mr. Ario was chosen president of SMAAC, the South Metro Airport Noise Action Council. This organization is trying to control disruptive airplane noise by working with local, state and federal agencies. Earlier this year, Mr. Ario was honored for his work in the classroom by the Minnesota Business Foundation for Excellence in Education. We, as students at Washburn, would like to thank Mr. Ario for enriching our education. 1. Mr. Ario, a respectable veteran of World War II. 2. Roughing it out with the boys in a game of football. (Frank, second from left) 3. Showing his athletic abilities as a young man. 106 Staff 1. You've got the cutest little baby face.” Twin brothers — Fred and Frank Ario. 2. Ario brothers eagerly pose for a picture. 3. Showing his enthusiasm, Mr. Ario psyches the school up for the state soccer tournaments. 4. if I walk out this window, I have the predetermined knowledge that I will fall straight down, therefore I will take the stairs.” 3. Staff 107 Japanese Class Added to WHS For the first time at WHS a Japanese class was offered. Twenty-five Washburn students took advantage of the opportunity to learn syllabaries, to sample sushi, and to try their hand at oragami (a form of Japanese art). The class was taught by Dr. Phyllis Highland Larsen, who lived in Japan for twenty years. She made the atmosphere in the class enjoyable from the beginning by speaking Japanese to the students so they would become accustomed to the sound. The students were thrilled with the class, for it was different than anything they had ever taken before. Senior Connie Wright, who was taking Japanese as well as Spanish exclaimed, It's challenging to learn the 3,000 characters of the Japanese, it is so different than the standard American alphabet. 1. Sarah Raymond practices to make perfect. 2. A few of the characters that make up the Japanese written language. 3. Ms. Larsen teaches to an attentive class. 4. Dave King makes figurations in the air. 108 Japanese Class Featuring Mr. Myers This year the Wahian is featuring Mr. Myers, the man behind us Washburn drivers. Mr. Myers did not always want to be a teacher. He graduated from high school shortly after the Korean War, and entered the armed forces. After that he held various occupations including a fireman on the railroad and a truck driver. Towards the end of the 1950's he decided he would like to be a teacher. He enrolled at St. Cloud State where he received his bachelor degree. He then went to the University of Minnesota to achieve his master's degree in social studies. Mr. Myers taught eight years at Ramsey and he has been teaching at Washburn since 1971. Mr. Myers feels that Washburn is the best school that he could ever teach at. He feels that the students and the staff are just great to work with. When Mr. Myers is not teaching he enjoys playing a round of golf with a friend or vacationing on his ranch in Montana. The students here at Washburn wish to thank Mr. Myers for all that he has done for us! 3. 4.- 1. Mr. Myers referees at a pepfest. 2. Mr. Myers tells us about his years at Washburn. 3. Mr. Myers in 1986. 4. Mr. Myers in 1973. 5. Mr. Myers’ classroom. 5. 109 Fat uity The Year at a Glance This yearbook is filled with memories of the past school year. But life goes on beyond the halls of Washburn High. We hope these pages preserve the world as it was, and when you look back in years to come, that they serve as an instant reminder of life in 1985-86. Vive N -„iser� i w,5S 5 ace +° races at srbury Downs I £ QJ Qtt ( e P , °c e. £ o 3 CO Jh 03 QJ Vvosts � New Coke fizzles holdsummlt G°rbachev mm,tmeetings Earthquake devastates Mexico City 110 News engults shutde; nmirns7 aboard 1 nation mourns 7 Teacher ''■k 1 tt1 ra. li - Shopping List Gas per gallon $ 1.19 Postage stamp $ .22 Record album $ 7.99 Can of pop $ .50 Candy bar $ .50 Big Mac S 1.49 Little Caesars pizza $ 9.25 Boulevard ticket $ 1.08 Vikings ticket $1 5.00 Guess jeans $48.00 Reebok tennis shoes $42.00 Homecoming ticket $ 7.00 WHS Letter jacket $70.00 School lunch $ 1.25 Wahian yearbook $20.00 one American killed Charles c d'eS °' 1 0 s C first visit to so1 Miss Liberty revamped News 111 A Successful Student Council Student Council got the year off to a great start with the Welcome Week dance, those tasty treats at the football games, and the Homecoming events. They were busy all year with keeping the sign outside up-to-date, planning canned food drives and fund-raisers for the needy, and keeping school spirit alive with pepfests, and more dances. Outside of their duties at school, some S.C. members attended state wide conventions, and had some input on the next 5 year plan. 1. Joel and Scot I working diligently to get the cans to the food shelf. 2. 2 Row 1: Stacy Jones, Suzy Stearns, Helen Jones Row 2: Joel Groethe, Richard Dahl, Bruckner Johnson. 3 Row 1: Karen Anderson, Lisa Howard; Row 2: Greg Sampson. Kirkland Johnson, Mike Bailey. 4. 4. V.P. Social, Jay Miller; Secretary, Tereska Buzek; V.P. Problems, Katie Anderson; President, Lee Alaniz; Treasurer, Nicole Henry. 114 Student Council 4. Row 1: Monica Urbaniak, Stephanie Vagle; Row 2: Scott Campbell, Joe Daugherty, Julie Mitchell. 5. Lee, Rich, and Boom-Boom Henry captivating the students at the pepfest. Student Council 115 National Honor Society This year's National Honor Society is composed of fifty-eight seniors. They received applications in the spring of their junior year, and were chosen on the basis of their strength in the areas of scholastic aptitude, leadership ability, and services rendered for Washburn, as well as the surrounding community. An induction ceremony was held on December 10, 1985 for the new NHS members, followed by a reception in the lunchroom for the inductees, and their families and friends. Row 1: B. lourtelotte, N. Henry, S. Rose, r. Swan holm, A. Delmain, R. Langevin, A. Coskran, E. Mogan, H. Jones, S. Stearns, |. lohnson, L.1hnrichs; Row 2: |. Symeonides, J. Jedlicki, C. Hauer, S. Lewis, J. Raugusl, M. Jensen, S. Alvarez, S. McConkey, L. Schneider, M. Hall, K. Anderson, K. Johnson, K. I lankland; Row 3: S. Bowman, C. Clancy, S. Kilter, N. Thies, C. Owen, T. Buzek, H. Lee, P. Bodger, L. VanValkenburg, R. Williams, I. Tiedje; Row 4: B. Christopherson, G. Fischer, M. Meyer, A. Bjerke, J. Miller, J. Dees, P. Rudrud, H. Brand, S. Cadmus, J. Brown, T. Burkhardt, T. Auslrums, B. Johnson, M. Lewis, N. Leaf. 116 .NHS Blue Tri — a Group of Classy Senior Women Blue-Tri is an organization open to any senior woman interested in belonging. This year's group helped out in the canned food drive for Thanksgiving, as well as other activities to raise school spirit. These included selling orange and blue balloons for the Homecoming game and carnations for Valentine's Day. Row 1: B. Christofferson, R. Buffie, J. Fleeson, A. Si. Dennis, M. Larkin, ). Hoiosen, ). Johnson, M. Madden, J. Wildanger, M. Lockman, L. Murphy, N. McCarthy, J. Eveslage, N. Henry, J. Jedlicki, S. Stearns, K. Kennedy, S. Lewis. Row 2: M. Hall, B. Tourtelotte, H. Jones, S. Rose, T. Swanholm, E. Mogan, R. Langevin, C. Wright, C. Clancy, A. Kaibel. Row 3: J. Raugust, K. Anderson, S. Mc-Conkey, K. Kraemer, A. Lankton, A. Del-main, S. Alvarez, M. Jensen, D. Devery, L. Schneider, T. Buzek, L. VanValkenburg, M. Opstad, L. Derfler. Row 4: A. Nesheim, K. Taykalo, S. Pikal, H. Holdgraf, L. Brandt. $. Cadmus, N. Theis, S. Ritter, K. Johnson, H. Lee, L. Bauer, P. Bodger, C. Owen, J. Janusch. 2. What? — Sue Morgan actually posing lor a (gasp!) picture! 3. Heather, Amanda, Nikki, and Marit having a good time. 4. Kim figures out how to put all of that hot air to good use. 5. Jennel, sending that special someone a carnation. 8lue-Tri 117 Debate After a two-year grueling absence the Debate team is back! This year's team, although quite young, nevertheless competed successfully in several meets. Competing with other suburban and metro schools, our Millers debated the environmental issue of waste disposal during each of the twelve rounds. After preparing for weeks the Debators finally put on their thinking caps and forged into a battle of the minds. The successful season ended with hope of a bigger and better future for Washburn High school students in the world of Debate. Row 1: A. Myers, C. Carte, D. Watkins Row 2: Advisor R. Rogers, M. McNicoll, M. Pavelcik, J. Coyer Not Pictured: C. D. Schommer, J. Drewitz Jets This years Jets club, despite a sometimes dismal turnout, continued to explore the fantastic world of engineering with great success. Acfvisor Jim Colby was assisted by engineers from Honeywell while he presented the membership with many enlightening tasks. Club activities included a paper airplane flight contest, structural engineering (toothpick bridge), and now two year old robotics project (the robot arm or armitron). The experience Jets provided those involved will remain prominent and hopes for a larger involvement in the future are hopeful. A final addition to the Jets program was weekly refreshments, so join while the punch is cold!, before you're left thirsty. Row 1: R. Faison, Advisor J. Colby, D. Peterson 118 Speech and JETS Rotary Bonjour!, Terve!, Salute! Oi! H6a! Confused? So will seven other people be next summer when they leave for a year abroad. This year, seven seniors were chosen to travel to Spain, Finland, Chile, Denmark, Brazil, Japan, and the Philippines as exchange students with the Rotary International Youth Exchange Program. The seniors will leave starting as early as June and as late as September. To become an exchange student with Rotary, each applicant had to fill out an extensive essay questionnaire with pictures of their family, home, and hobbies. Next, all the applicants attended a preliminary interview with Minneapolis Rotary members. If the students were chosen from the first interview, they went to tire District interview where they were either chosen as exchange students or turned down. Out of the nine who applied, seven lucky students made it. Next year they will learn new languages, cultures, meet new people, and become a part of their adopted country. Good luck next year, and may the force be with you! Tereska Buzek Chile Anna Coskran Spain Amy Delmain Finland Matthew McNit oil Japan Jon Olson Brazil Stacy Ritter Denmark Peter Rudrud Philippines Rotary 1 l ) Wahian The Wahian staff of 1985-86 dedicated their time and talent towards the production of what will hopefully be one of the best yearbooks ever. We've tried to capture all of those memories we'd never like to forget, along with those we never want to think about again. My utmost thanks and respect for all of the hard work and determination put forth from my staff members, and to our talented and dedicated photographers. Lastly, to Mr. Carlson, without your help, this book wouldn't have been possible. Editor-in-chief, Lisa Tiedje Richard Dahl Lynnae Hinrichs Sarah Alvarez Harlan Brand locinda Fleeson Christine Hauer lennifer Jedlicki Kristine lohnson Anna Coskran Michael Heyer Helen )ones 120 Wahian Amanda Kaibel Laura Schneider Elizabeth Tourtelotte Robin Langevin Aaron Schulte Carol Strand iditor-in-t.hiet........Irsaltedje Advisor . ...............Mr. Carlson layout Editor...........Laura Schnewli Copy Editor.............Harlan Brand Photo Editor ...........Caret Strand Photographers........... Sarah Alvaro locind Flecso Carol Strand Seniors.................lennifer Jedlick Helen Jones Under daymen............Michael Heyer Amanda Kjitre lasu’ty ................I.ynnae Minridit Activities .............Chmlinr Hauer Kristine (oh n von Robin langevin Peter Rudrud Aaron Schulle Sports .................AnnaCoskran Richard Dahl lanct Raugust Elizabeth Tourteloutte Raymond Williams Wahian 121 Cheerleaders Lead School in Spirit The 1985-86 cheerleaders definitely had spirit. They showed their dedication by cheering in pouring rain and scorching 95° heat. They led us through all of our favorite cheers at pepfests. To raise money and school spirit they sold t-shirts and jerseys during lunch. They also made cupcakes to keep up the spirit of the teams. Women's soccer: T. McGregor, T. Wilson, A. Larson, T. Johnson. Volleyball: Row 1: K. Kennedy, S. Kroiss, A. Kaibel; Row 2, D. Men's soccer: A. Fuller, H. Holdgraf, D. Devery, S. Alvarez, M. Allison. Basham, S. Martin, J. janusch. Sophomore: Row 1: T. Johnson; Row 2: C. Mindel, S. Thammavongsa, S. Sorlien, K. Bolduc, F. Edwardsen; Row 3: T. Carlson, E. McDonald, T. Shepherd, B. Pagel, A. Shebib, K. DeGroy. 122 Cheerleading Wrestling Row 1: V. Miller, K. Says, H. Olson. Women's Basketball Row 1: E. Dressen, N. Montgomery; Row 2: A. Theis, T. McGregor. Men's Basketball Row 1: N. Henry. Row 2: S. McConkey, D. Devery, J. Eveslage. Hockey Row 1: H. Holdgraf, A. Kaibel, H. Johnson; Row 2: J. Januscn, A. Olson, S. Kroiss. Cheerleading 12.3 Millermates Aim High This year's danceline leaped into another good year with advisor. Bill Freeman, and captains, Stacy jones, Anna Hirdler, and Alescia St. Dennis. Their season started in April and lasted until March. Early last spring the Millermates had a big turnout for their clinics. Out of the many who went to the clinics only an elite thirty were chosen. Throughout the summer the squad worked every weekday morning. As practice got more laborious, a sense of unity swept over the team, they kept their chins up and toes pointed. Their first performance came at football previews. After the other dancelines stumbled on and off the field our girls came gliding out on winged feet, showing all there that Washburn Women are truly superior! All their hard work paid off when the team made its destination, the State Tournament. Left to right: C. Moss, K. Dif-fley, A. St. Dennis, D. Gunderson, |. Hill, A. Neshiem, K. Wyberg. K. Urbaniak, S. Hildreth, B. Johns, I. Heard. J 24 Millermates 1. Millermates reach for success. 2. Best form in city! 3. Shoulders straight, chin up! Left to right: $. Hoskins, N. Martin, K. Holcomb. S. Russell, A. Cessner, L. Erickson, N. Bergfalk, D. Bard-well, A. Hirdler, T. Kinney, C. Battey, D. Washington, S. Jones, J. Harren. Millermates 125 Student and Library Aides Serve School The student and library aides help our school run smoothly. They help organize the library and help with filing and other essential tasks in the counseling office and main office. They receive a full credit for their efforts. Row 1: B. Sellers. A. Theis, T. Vu. Row 2: A. Anderson, S. Genrich, D. Anderson, C. Kloepper, S. Chad, S. Finseth. 1. Mrs. Robinson shows Damon Berg how to file � he library cards. 2. Damon Berg slacks 'em up. i. Sheila Chad ( hecks oul the books. 126 Student and I ibrary Aides Boys' State Boys' State is a mock legislature created to improve students understanding of the role of the American government. The American Legion sponsors senior men who are selected each spring on the basis of governmental and political awareness. Last summer they spent a week on the campus of Gustavus Adolphus. The plan of procedure called for the running of mock governments at city, county, and state levels. Leo Alaniz, Mike Heyer, Tim Burkhardt, Bruckner Johnson, not in picture Aaron Dean AV Aids The Audio Visual Aids kept things rolling this year, as usual. Their services are highly needed in classrooms everyday. 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. Row 1: Les Johnson, Kevin Senescall, Ron Hariler, Kelly Robinson. Row 2: Scott lindstrom, Chris Due, Vince Wright, Todd Wilson. Quiz Bowl The 1985 Quiz Bowl Team was the strongest one in years, with a whopping nine members on the roster. The team held practice every Wednesday during the season, which goes from November to January, to bone up for the matches, which were also on Wed. Then on Wed. during each of these months, the team made the long trek to North High where the seven, regular season, KBEM sponsored, matches were held. Strickland's Strikers competed admirably throughout the season, and made this sixty year old edifice of ours look good. Row 1: J. Symeonides, J. Jorgensen, A. DelCalzo, D. Eyestone. Row 2: Advisor, Mr. Strickland, C. Strand, S. Lafayette, H. Brand, C. Morrison, T. Remington. Math Team Students had a chance to show their scholastic strength for the fourth year in a row on the mind boggling, maturity molding. Math Team. Team members, five in all, held biweekly practices on Monday and Thursday to get into shape for the five matches which were also on Monday. At the meets, participants could enter into any two of the four individual events offered before finally pooling their knowledge with that of their teammates in the team event. Team members received points for questions answered correctly in the individual events, which went toward the team score, as did points earned in the team event. Final scores were totaled and teams were ranked from first place to sixth place as is done at track meets. WHSers always competed well, and tried hard to make our school look good. Row 1: T. Froome; A. Carte. Row 2: Advisor: Mr. E. Harter; H. Brand. 128 Quiz Bowl and Math Team Row 1: L. Nguyen, Treas. A. Myers, S. Cracraft. T. Swanholm, Pres. J. Gleason, A. Coskran, S. Rose, C. Hauer, M. Tidwell. Row 2: N. Buzek,). Harshbarger, L. Murphy, A. DelMain, J. Eveslage, J. Jedlicki, A. Hoagberg, C. Owen, M. Corny. Row 3: Sec. t. Moore, A. Bjelland, A. Jewell, P. Rudrud, R. Langevin, $. Ritter, N. Theis, H. Lee, S. Alvarez, M. McBeath. Row 4: Pres. D. Quirk, B. Engnell, C. Morrison,). Wallace, G. Rudolf; E. Engnell, A. Helmers. Reach Lends a Helping Hand. This year Reach not only welcomed new students and faculty to the school, they also sold concessions at football games, helped at tally and open house and sold punch during intermission for the Crucible. Reach had many new members this year plus a new advisor, Mrs. Moody. She helped keep Reach organized and kept the organizations goals clear. Thanks to all of you who were a part of Reach for 1985-86. 2. 1. Maria Tidwell helps out during tally day. 2. I'll help ya baby! sighs Lynn Murphy. i. Hey, this is fun! says Molly McBeath and her buddy Anne Bjelland. Reach 129 W.H.S. Band: In Tune With the Times The Concert Band performed with energy, skill, and enthusiasm, making up for their small quantity. The band consisted of 35 members, many of whom were underclassmen. Behind the 35 dedicated members was Washburn's new director Mr. Ochoada. Throughout the year, Mr. Ochoada and the band practiced during first hour to achieve their outstanding sound. The student body had its first opportunity to hear the band at our Welcome Week Pepfest. In addition to playing at the pepfests, the band also could be heard at football games, basketball games, and at their four concerts throughout the year. 2. 1. Mr. Ochoada leads the band in the pop hit Glamorous Life. 2. Dane Watkins shows us his sax appeal. Row 1: J. Zickert, A. Allison, R. Snyder, S. Shapso, A. Wilson, D. Raster, K. Korte, H. Irey, P. Korzenowski, K. Bratley Row 2: T. Foster,). Wallace, C. lenkins, K, Wegman, K. Smith, D. Anderson, T. Nickelson, S. Shapso, T. Taylor, L. Simon, K. Downing. Row 3: D. Mmehart, S. Anderson, J. Renne, P. Higgins, D. Volk. J. Galush, R. Mitchum, Mr. Ochoada, F. Hall, T. Austrums, lenkins, T. Strand, I. Peterson. D. Larimar. 130 Band WASHBURN SCHOOL SONG (1926) All hail lo thee, Washburn, the school we love best. So noble with honor bright, Oh heirs to the High School whose colors we wear That wave from dawn till night. CHORUS Come raise up a song for Washburn, Each son and daughter so true, Till all the walls with our song shall ring, Hurrah for Orange and Blue! The orange is seen in the meadows and fields The blue in the sky o'erhead, That looks down upon us as everyone sings, To thee. Oh Washburn, we tread! WASHBURN SCHOOL SONG (1986) Cheer for the orange and blue Waving forever, Pride of old Washburn High May she falter never We'll sing a song for the flag today. Cheer for the team at play. On we'll go, we'll fight all the way. For Washburn High W-A-S-H-B-U-R-N Cheer for the team at play On we’ll go, we'll fight all the way. For Washburn High. 1. The Washburn High School Band in 1926. 2. Drummers jam to W.H.S. beat. 3. Kristi, Cathy, and Lois support the team by playing at Homecoming. Band 131 W.H.S. Choir: A Note Above the Rest This year's Concert Choir disproved the dogma the bigger the better. Under the direction of Mr. Ochoada, the thirty member choir performed four concerts enthusiastically. Your first chance to hear the choir was at their annual fall concert. Two outstanding pieces that were performed were Ebony and Ivory, and Careless Whisper. With each performance, the choir's dedication and talent were evident. i. 1. Robert and Mr. Ochoada collaborate their talent on Careless Whisper. 2. Kate and Ellen pose for the camera. Row 1:). Rohe, K. Leavitt, D. Kellogg, M. Simpson, S. Kocherdorfer. Row 2: P. Lawrow, T. Elliot, T. Lee, P. Berg. S. Schnender, H. Goodman, T. Gilbert. Row 3: T. Brown, H. Dickey, D. Jackson, K. Degroy, E. Kimberly, A. Minehart, M. Powless, R. Castle, L. Bell Row 4: J. Greco, T. Nielson, R. Commodore, T. Patterson, R. Merchant, K. Reidell, S. Lyons, W. Tellez. Row 5: T. Johnson, C. Cothron, B. Nelson, A. Hulbert. 132 Choir International Exchange Students Gordon Andrews Johan Hogs.inder Melanie Kastner Ignacio Peralta Tasmania Sweden Germany Spain Hanna Stenberg Walfa Tellez John Tiongson Miriam Vieira Sweden Columbia Phillipines Brazil This year, Washburn had eight International Exchange Students from seven different countries. The students came to America looking for a broader understanding of how other cultures compare to their own. When the students were anticipating their stay in America, they had many different ideas of how we Americans looked. For example, Cordon Andrews, a 6'6 basketball player from Tasmania, thought he would be the shortest player on our team here at Washburn. During their stay in America, the students have developed a taste for many of the fine foods that we serve here. Miriam, who is from Brazil, has taken a liking to brownies, marshmallows, and ketchup. Other favorites were hamburgers and ice cream. We here at Washburn hope that the students had a great time in America, and that they learned alot. 2. 1. Ignacio and Walfa talk about their stay in America. 2. Gordon, who is 6'6 , and John who is 5 2' compare their sizes. 3. The whole group. 3. International Students 133 Gristers Spread the News The Crist had a banner year in 1985-86. The year began with a controversial staff initiation which ultimately lead to the school-wide prohibition of formal initiations. Despite our initial setback, an issue was cranked out every four weeks. The quality and quantity of the paper was significantly improved upon due in large part to the abundance of story material created by the students and administration. We would like to extend our gratitude to Washburn for its support, to Stitzel and John Milton for their guidance and inspiration, and to the talented Grist staff for a great year. The editors, Jeannine and Lee P.S. Wahian: The Crist bunnies will always be the Grist bunnies regardless of the hands in which they are held. 1. Tlu Crist door always attracts attention of people looking tor a laugh. 2. Aaron Dean and Lynn Murphy, ready for their next assignment. 3. Nathan I eaf and Jeannine Johnson proof-read copy for the t tumor Issue. •I. Mr. Stitzel warns the Gristers of the dangers of procrastination. Jaannlna Johnson Jay M� N m Paul Bodpar ClrculationiEichanp .Lynn Wurphy Sarah Roa Pnotop aphar Faatura TmMi Burak JaW Jorpanaan Jon Om Sara McConkay Sport Grap Flachar Jon Olaon Sury Staarna Statf Wrttara Tracay Blaiia. Jason OMputai Copy Aaron ( ♦' ♦ rim 8ur J ar Jl Principal Donald Burton Joa SymaonlOaa Adviaar Kaitn SHUai «� � T «• « • ■ y 114 Grist 4. 1. Tim Burkhardt, Let Alaniz, and Aaron Bjerke show oil the latest in Grist fashion. 2. Iht Grist Bunny supervises prod in lion. I. Aaron Bjerke takes a break. Row 1: N. I lenrv. J. lohnson, G. I ischt r, S. Stearns, S. Lewis, S. Rose, K. Ilankland. Row 2: S. McConkey, |. Symeonides, A. Bjerke, I Bleile, K. Anderson. Row 3: S. Ritter, I Burkhardt, |. Dees, I. Murphy, |. Jorgensen, J. Miller, I. Bu ek, N. Leaf, P. Bodger. Not pictured: A. Dean, |. Gillriuisl, I- Olson, I. Alaniz Grist 135 The Crucible This fall Washburn High undertook a very difficult play, Arthur Miller's The Crucible. With Mr. Phillips' astounding technical training, and student teacher Holly Littlefield's theatrical guidance, the crew and cast set out for six weeks of enlightening rehearsal. Unfortunately, due to the depressing tone of the play, the six weeks seemed to last an eternity. Luckily for us, the performance dates finally arrived; just in time to save our sanity. Actually, the play turned out quite well, even though the audience attendance was poor. There were many memories made during the rehearsals for the Crucible, some we'll never forget, and some we'd like to forget. 2. 1. Gel a new pair of shoes Jeff lorgensen!” 2. When you wish ujxjn a star... i. Now, just hold still! instruc ts Miss I iltlefield. 4. Pew. Ick. What's that smell?! Is it Amy's feet?, complain fellow cast members. 5. Look will ya leave me alone, I'm trying to learn my lines!” says Damon Schweitzer. f . I told her not to eat the school lunch! whispers Amy Delmain. 1 ib The Crucible Cast List Mark Allardyce......Thomas Putnam Tracey Bleile..................Rebecca Nurse Amy DelMain...........Abigail Williams Shannon Doheny . . Elizabeth Proctor Ben Granquist.....................John Proctor James Harris..........Reverend Parris Geri Jones.............Susanna Walcott Jeff Jorgensen.... Governor Danforth Robin Langevin...................Mercy Lewis Rush Merchant.... Judge Hawthorne Cindy Morrill....................Sarah Good Lynn Murphy.........Mrs. Ann Putnam Amy Myers.........................Ruth Putnam Jenny Pageant.....................Mary Warren Mathhew Pavelcik .... Francis Nurse JohnSaphir.......................Giles Corey Damon Schweitzer. . . Reverend John Hale Nathan Selstad.........Ezekiel Cheever Matthew Stonich . . . Marshall Herrick Jaena Streets....................Betty Parris Miriam Vieira...................Tituba 1. Oh Gosh, I can't do a thing with my hair! 2. Hey, where'd your feet go jenny Bakkom? 3. The lovable crew for the Crucible. 4. And after this we'll take care of those roots!” exclaims Miriam Vieira. The Crucible 137 Drama Club Drama Club 1985-'86 was a blast! President Lynn Murphy led the club through a year of fun and frolic. This year Drama Club helped the fall play The Cruicible by supplying many actors and by putting up signs and posters around town as advertisement for The Cruicible. Next year. Drama Club hopes to do more actual acting within the club and maybe enter the one-act contest in the winter. i. 1. Gosh (§ $% «! it! I won't do it! I won't do it! sulks John Saphir. 2. Tracey Bleile, what time did you get up this morning? 3. Jeff Jorgensen catches some rays on stage. 4. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Drama Club's motto! Row 1: D. Schweitzer, P. Rudrud. J. Jorgensen, N. Selstad, Zochke, R. Wecht, C. Hughes; Row 2: |. Gasper, A. Del Main, R. Langevin, T. Bleile, K. Jensen, |. Foster, S. Noble; Row 3: j. Moore. T. Sadowski, Pres. I. Murphy, S. Doheny, C. Morrill, M. Vieira (Brazilian!); Row 4: T. Nickelson, K. Shoquist. P. Berg. J. Bakkom. S. Pavelcik, J. Pageant. J. Streets, P. 1 avsrow. L, Strand; Row S: K. DeGroy, K. Peyerson, B. Granqtrisl, M. Altardyce, M Stonicn; Row 6: C. Strand, D. Kellogg. Adv. Mr. Phillips, C. Reidell, j. Saphir. 138 Drama Club Row 1: R. Mile hem, J. Jorgensen; Row 2: D. Kellogg, M. Gunning. D. Tompkins, M. Erickson; Row 3: B. Gross, D. Schweitzer, K. Reidel, J. Gasper; Row 4: T. Sorenson, J. Bakkom. Stage Crew This year's stage crew was awesome! With the help of a new light board, the crew was able to create interesting lighting in lightning speed! Not enough credit is given to these dedicated individuals who are the backbone of every show done here at Washburn. So, the next time you see a Washburn production, think of the people who put the show on the road! Thanks, Stage Crew! 2. 3. 2. Sean Penny, watch out for your thumb! 3. Hey man, how do we figure this thing out? 4. Crew members kickin' back on stage. Stage Crew 139 School Spirit Discovered During Snow Week In order to get rid of those winter blahs, we had our annual spirit week — Snow Week — from January 28th to the 31 St. On Monday, things were started off with an exciting pepfest. The senior women and men showed their style and ability by winning the eating contest and both of the tug of-war contests. To wrap things up, the Millermen performed one of their famous dances. During the week, the students were able to show their spirit through dress-up days. There was grub day, toga day, disco-magic day, and everyone's favorite - Hawaiian day. The fun slowly came to an end on Friday night at the Snow Week dance, with live music and entertainment provided by Ipso Facto. 1. An enthusiastic junior class. 2. A race against the Ditzler's. 3. A band member from Ipso Facto. 4. A struggling bunch of sophomore sirls. 5. Greek goddess Nicole Henry modeling her toga outfit. 140 Snow Week 5. 6. 1. Class president, |im Reay, goes Hawaiian. 2. Disco fever hits Jay and Su y. 3. The senior men's tug-of-war team, proving their strength. 4. Ipso Facto playing at Friday night's Snow Week dance. 5. Snow King, Jim Koenig, and Snow Queen, Alescia St. Dennis. 6. Jeff and Grady taking time out from the dance. 7. Kim Kraemer and Greg Sampson having a good time. 8. A classic and traditional move by the Millcrmen. Snow Week 141 Millwheels Makes Waves On the nights of January 29th and 30th the Washburn Auditorium doors were opened to the public for the annual Millwheels talent show. Many acts had auditioned for this extravaganza, but only fifteen made the show. The production consisted of rappers, dancers, a magician, and an assortment of bands — including a drum duet which has become a recent tradition in the talent show. The acts rehearsed for weeks in order to bring us the polished performance we attended. Millwheels was again directed by Mr. Phillips, a legend in his own time. 142 Millwheels 5. ’• ZOD'AC FORCE AND EXTACY CREW Double Team 1 MEANSTREAK fort Ou?,N GALLUSH: Duo •V RUSS CURRY; Magician Extraordinaire 5. SWEET SENSATION; A Picture Speaks A Thousand Words Millwheels 143 4. 1. Keystone Cops clean up. 2. Jason and Christi at the alter of Marryin' Sam. 3. “See that apple down yonder? 4. “Well, HOWDY! 5. Carvin' hearts in the old oak tree. 6. Pappy and Mammy; Cutest Couple. 144 Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins: A Hoedown T'was sleetin' and snowin' that night of Nov. 15, but t'wasn't no matter. The couples just kept a cornin' to the fun and festivities at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was kindly sponsored and run by the Grist staff. A whoopin' and stompin' square dance led by good old Luke, was a going on in one gym, while'st in the other, couples were a tryin' their skills at all sorts-a-games fer donated prizes. In the auditorium Marryin' Sam was hitchen' more couples than's been seen in one of those new fangled parlors of Vegas. The closin' ceremonies perduced Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner won by Tim Burkhardt and Tracy Swanholm. 4. 1. Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner. 2. Sheriffs look sharp! 3. Kris ducks as Craig takes aim. 4. Victims of jail bait. 5. That will teach you to wink at my date! Sadie Hawkins 145 Sports Division 147 FALL SPORTS 148 Fall Sporls Division Team Spirit Spells Victory for the Millers One highlight of the season for the Miller's football team was the Homecoming game where the Millers came out ahead 6-0 over their long time rivals the Southwest Indians. This year's football team proved to be a good team even though injuries hurt them. The team was also small in number, so people ended up playing as many as 3 positions during one game. The team's record this past season was 2-4 in the conference and 2-6 overall. Even though the Millers did not come out ahead in many games, they scored many points throughout the season, making it a memorable one. 1. Joel Nelson checks the players before the big play. 2. Jimmy Williams takes off his helmet to concentrate on the game. 3. Simpson Sarton's quickness outruns his opponents. 4. Andy Bion makes a big tackle before the whistle is blown. 4. 150 Men's Football 3. 1. The team huddles before the big game, Greg Rudolph is a little excited. 2. Brian Cooney runs over to help congratulate his teammates. 3. The Millers make a big effort to block that kick. Men’s Football 151 Women Spike to Success This year the volleyball team was second to Roosevelt in their conference. Although they didn't return to the state tournament again this year, they did make it to the quarter-finals in regions, losing to Park Center. Next year the volleyball team will have four returning starters out of six. Congratulations to Birgit Lillehei, Chris Peterson and Karen Anderson who made the All City Team for 1985. julie Burns received the Honorable Mention award for the All City Team. With two of the All City players being Juniors this year, the volleyball team should be State contenders next year. 1. Julie Burns makes a great effort to get the ball. 2. A routine warmup takes place before the big game. 3. Evelyn Rhines spikes the ball as teammate Julie Burns looks on. 4. Karen Anderson bumps the ball up to a teammate. 152 Women's Volleyball 5. 1. Chris Peterson spikes the ball over the net. 2. Kristi Wegman sets the ball. 3. Karen Hovland goes up to block the opponents hit while Taya Hubbard and Birgit Lillehei prepare for the rebound. 4. Birgit Lillehei jumps up for the spike with the support of Karen Anderson and Taya Hubbard. 5. Avie Anderson gets in the position to bump the ball back up. 4. Women's Volleyball 153 Men's Soccer Rallies to State This year's men's soccer team had a great season! Their season started out in early August with captains practices, which lasted for a week under the hot August sun. These practices are usually run by the returning seniors and consist of fundamentals, scrimmages, and a little bit of running. But now it was time to get under way, it was time for Frank Ario to take command and get his troops together to go to war. Coach Ario started out by having two practices a day, one in the morning from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and then back at 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. This went on for two grueling weeks known as Hell Week and for a just reason. After these two weeks Commander Ario cut the team to 35 players to go out to Minnetonka where they played Cretin, Cooper and Minnetonka. They came back with 2 wins and cut the team to 25 players. Washburn's mens varsity soccer team was now ready. With the help of senior captains Mark Thurner and Geoff Elfstrum, Coach Ario was now ready to do battle. One of the only two games lost was on a 90 degree day up in White Bear Lake where the Millers were shut out 2-0. But Washburn licked its wounds and went back into action. The next big game was at Minnehaha's Super Soccer Day. The Millers were ready for another big battle and it was a huge battle indeed. The final outcome was a 1-1 overtime tie. Probably one of the biggest highlights was when Washburn defeated the undefeated team of Kellogg. The game was played at Kellogg's home field in the mud and muck but the stronger team prevailed. The Millers scored two quick unanswered goals in the first quarter against a said-to-be-unstoppable team. After the first quarter it was all Washburn from then on. Kellogg came back with a goal, Washburn then returned the favor leaving with a 3-1 upset over a frustrated Kellogg team. The Millers Finished their season with an outstanding 16-3-2 record. Millers had the claim to fame of being City Champions, Regional Champions, and one of the 8 teams in Minnesota to participate in the State Tournament. Congratulations to Bob Cowan, Geoff Elfstrum, Karl Krueger, Mark Thurner and Bobby Bergfalk who made the All City team for 1985. Lee Alaniz and Jay Miller received honorable mention on the 1985 All City Team. Congratulations to Bobby Bergfalk who made the 1985 All State team and was voted by his teammates MVP for the State Tournament. Bobby Bergfalk was also named Gatorade soccer player in Minnesota. Mark Thurner and Geoff Elfstrum were named honorable mention for the 1985 All State soccer team. Congratulations Millers! 1. Geoff Elfstrum blows a penalty shot by Roosevelt as Bob Cowan, Marty Raich, Karl Krueger and Greg Fischer watch. 2. Bob Cowan scuffling with Roosevelt players for possession of the ball. 3. Richard Dahl watches the play very intently from the sidelines. 4. Greg Fischer takes control at midfield while defender Tom lacobs follows up on the play. 5. Karl Krueger breaks through the defense to score a goal against Edison. 4. 154 Men's Soccer 5. 4. I .The soccer team huddles up for a pep talk from Coach Ario before a game. 2. Bobby Bergfalk chips the ball over Roosevelt's defender. 3. Geoff Elfstrum passes the ball up to Marty Raich with Greg Fischer trailing the play. 4. Geoff Elfstrum goes one on one with a Roosevelt defender. 3. Men's Soccer 155 Women Shoot to State! Throughout the fall season, the Washburn Women's Soccer Team worked hard together and proved to be successful. For the fifth consecutive year, they captured the City and Regional titles, and from there made their appearance in the State Tournament. They showed great improvement as the season progressed and they supported each other well with team spirit and a lot of enthusiasm. There were also many underclassmen which should strengthen the team in upcoming years. The following players earned recognition on the All-City team: Nancy Totall, Colleen Clancy, jeannine Johnson, Beth Tourtelotte, Suzy Stearns, Kris Johnson, and Katie Anderson. Special recognition was earned by Nancy Totall who earned a place on the 1985 All-State Team. 1. Enthusiastic soccer pl.ivers capture Region title. 2. Beth Tourtelotte eagerly gets set for a shot. 3. Forward Nancy Totall snows her style. 4. Jeannine Johnson and Martha Parsons work together on defense. 56 Women's Soccer 4. 1. Washburn players get ready for the next 2. Colleen Clancy deeks out an Irondale ?layer. . Captains introducing the team at a pepfest. 4. Midfielder Sue Erdall tackles the ball. 5. Lisa Blasei hammers the ball on a corner kick. Swingers Show Their Style! Overall, with a lot of hard work the Washburn women's tennis team had a good season. The team was led by senior cocaptains, Libby VanValkenburg, and Helen jones. The season brought many exciting highlights and fun times together. There were also many promising underclassmen that will return next year to continue the success. Recognition goes to the following seniors who made All-City: Libby VanValkenburg — singles, Stacy Bergerson and Amy Schirmer — doubles. 1. Senior Libby VanValkenburg aces her opponent with her serve. 2. Senior double partners Jennel Eveslage and Helen Jones take each other on. 158 Women's Tennis Women's Tennis 159 Swimmers Keep Their Strength Throughout the Season The women's swim team had a good season this year even after some disappointing losses. After pulling four wins and only two losses in the city, the Millers came out strong in the city meet by placing swimmers high and getting second place behind South. There was a major change this year for there were no divers and that changed the scoring greatly. The swimmers ended the season by getting fifth place in Regions, placing surprisingly ahead of many tough regional competitors. 1. Janet Raugust flies towards the finish. 2. Shannon Barnhardt awaits the gunshot. 3. Carolyn Owen pulls out ahead in the last length. 4. Ann Juntilla relaxes after a tough swim at regions. 160 Women's Swimming «' 5. 1. Carol Thone and Stacy Ritter are anxious to get to the meet. 2. Stacy Ritter contributes her back stroking ability to the team. 3. Saran Lewis races ahead at the end of the big race. 4. Doing the breast stroke comes naturally for Carol Thone. 5. The team anxiously awaits to see the team's results. Women's Swimming 161 Cross Country Runners Achieve Their Goals. The men's and women's cross country running teams began practice during humid August days. Running alongside the creek and lakes the runners stuck with it until the cold days arrived in the fall. Soon enough the long underwear came out of the drawers and hats and mittens were pulled on. (However since the majority of the team joins the cross country ski team they love it!) The guys and girls form a close determined group and depend on each other for support in their demanding races and practices. Along with team-mates the teams were fortunate enough to have Mr. Wald as head coach and two new assistants. Lloyd Ness, (affectionately called LLLloyd by the team), a student at the U who was looking for a coaching internship, found his place on the team. Another student at the U, Tom jacobs, a former Washburn student and runner, assisted the team as well. Working hard and with a lot of tough practices the guys had a very successful season; everyone lowered their times and reached personal goals. In addition to running long, hard miles the team had a lot of good times after practices as well. 1. Paul Higgins gels ready for the race. 2. Captain Tim Austrums passes the two mile mark. 3. The cross country runners (?) get a tan. Opposite page 1. Rick Dinesen sprints in for a fast finish. 2. Setting up before a race at scenic Lake Nokomis. I. Craig Robinson psyches up for his race. 4. Working hard, Marc Anderson makes a strong finish. 5. Captain joe Symeonides stretches before a race. 162 Men's Cross-Country Running Men's Cross-Country Running 163 Good Effort Cross Country Women! Congratulations cross country women! Running with an inexperienced team, (only one return ing senior), they ran to achieve impressive times. Logging the miles daily with the guys they worked hard to greatly improve their times. Although the team didn't win any city titles they dropped their times as the new runners gained experience throughout the season. The team, which consisted mainly of juniors, looks to be a strong one for the '86-'87 season. The girls as well as guys were coached by Mr. Wald, Lloyd Ness, and Tom Jacobs, a new coaching staff. The combination was successful, Lloyd added a great deal of enthusiasm to the cheering section, becoming famous for his phrase, good effort. Both runners and coaches had a good season and both the girls and guys have great memories. 1. Jessica Harshbarger goes all out to the finish line. 2. Captain Chris Hauer contemplates the upcoming race. 3. Tracy Swanholm smiles at Mr. Wald's words of wisdom. Opposite page 1. Captain Tim Austrums watches as Jenny Gleason cruises by. 2. Jessica Harshbarger makes sure her shoelaces are tied before the race. 3. Captain Chris Hauer sprints ahead of her opponents. 4. Susan Cracraft is the image of grace as she stretches out. 5. Jenny Gleason, Susan Cracraft, and Tracy Swanholm smile when they think about how well they'll do in the race. 16 4 Women's Cross Country Running Womens Cross Country Running 165 Men's Varsity Football WHS OPP 0 So. St. Paul 28 0 South 20 13 Armstrong 27 32 North 16 8 Roosevelt 48 6 Southwest 0 12 Edison 52 0 Henry 28 Men's Soph. Football WHS OPP 14 Henry 6 12 South 0 7 Armstrong 13 14 North 20 12 Roosevelt 34 38 Southwest 18 14 Edison 13 Cross Country Running Men's Conference Meet Oct. 15, 1985 Washburn 136 Roosevelt 31 Edison 120 South 45 Southwest 146 Henry 93 North 155 low I: R PolUfd I fkmw. Op | Nffcon. CapC B (ohmon. Cap« O Henry. K. Rotamon. | Brown. R Vincent; Row 2: R Diva. D. lompRim. D. Spi ymti. C Andrews. M Pinto ., K Carter. T. Richardson. G Rudolph; Row J: T. Campion, B.Cooney. B Schil , G Anderson. I. Dit ler. C. McCann. C. Browning. A Bion; Row 4: M. Swenson. |. Ohrochlcd. B Mjopert, T. Bergstrom. B. Hanson. D Egan. R 8r.mj omb. I Gaunt. Row S: M. Clothier. R Olson. Asst. Coach A DeWolf, Asst. Coach W. Holmes. Head Coach C. lorticr. Asst. Coach B, rurnUiugh. Asst Coach | Anderson Row 1: E. Forsland, K. Arnold, M. Lindsey, Capt. D. Byrd, J. McRae, E. Williams, J. Whitaker; Row 2: G. Garton, G. leddeloh, P. Kroll, B. Kelbrants, Capt. B. Williams, T. Erpelding; Row 3: T. Goggleye, J. Hensley, K. Alvarez, I. Brown, T. Fritz, B. Swafford; Row 4: T. Bigwood, P. Lee, D. Larimar, |. Hill, G. Johnson, K. Green, S. Anderson; Row 5: M. Nelson, Capt. P. Plinske, T. Menk. Row 1; C. Robbinson, Capt. T. Austrums.R. Dinesen, Capt. J. Symeonides; Row 2: Coach G. Wald, T. Morton, J. Coskran, M. Anderson, Coach L. Ness; 166 Team Pictures Women's Varsity Volleyball Row 1: K. Anderson, E. Rhines, L. Thurner, Opt. J. Burns, Opt. B. lillehei. K Wegman, L. Zakrzewski; Row 2: Coach |. Salzman, C. Vieburg, A. Blesi, A. Anderson, K. Hovland, T. Hubbard, Capt. C. Peterson, Asst. Coach Kaulh. ow 1: P. Rhines, D. McCullough, E. Kimberly, J. McCoy, B. Lobeck, L. Alvarez; tow 2: Coach Kauth, A. Gilchrist, K. Stroud, A. Blesi, K. Thies,). Mitchill. Row 1: A. Hoaglx rg, T. Swanholm, S. Cracraft, Opt. C. Hauer; Row 2:Coach u. Wald, |. Harshbarger, J. Gleason, Capt. |. Gustafson, Coach I. Ness WHS 4 Bloom. Jeff. OPP 1 1 Lakeville 4 1 Anoka 4 3 Southwest 1 0 Roosevelt 3 3 North 0 1 Wayzata 3 3 South 0 3 Henry 0 3 Edison 0 3 Henry 0 Women's J.V. Volleyball WHS OPP 1 Bloom. Jeff. 2 0 Lakeville 2 0 Anoka 2 1 Southwest 2 1 Roosevelt 2 2 North 0 0 Wayzata 2 2 South 0 2 Henry 0 2 Edison 0 Cross Country Running Women's Conference Meet Oct. 15, 1985 Washburn 116 Roosevelt 63 Edison 134 South 56 Southwest 22 Henry 0 North 0 Team Pictures 167 Women's Varsity Soccer WHS OPP f South 1 2 Southwest 0 11 Roosevelt 0 1 Coon Rapids 3 2 No. St. Paul 2 6 Henry 0 0 Kennedy 4 4 South 0 3 Irondale 1 4 Roosevelt 0 3 Burnsville 7 2 Southwest 1 1 Apple Valley 2 Henry 0 0 Hill Murray 4 Women's J.V. Soccer WHS 0 Southwest OPP 3 0 Roosevelt 3 3 Edison 0 2 No. St. Paul 1 5 North 0 0 Burnsville 6 0 Burnsville 5 1 Southwest 4 1 Apple Valley 6 f Edison 0 0 Hill Murray 3 Row 1: L. Reay. Cap!. S. Stearns, Capt, N. Toiall, Cap!. B. Tourlelolle, M. Urbaniak; Row 2:1. Hostad, S. Newberg, M. Parsons, K. Mndcfen, |. Johnson, C. Clancy; Row 3: Coach Rittrr. K. Anderson, K. Anderson, K. Johnson, L. Bla ei, S. Email, N. Shoop. No! pictured: K. Hollister Row 1: M. Mooselmrger, M. Tidwell, J. Hoiosen, M. Madden, C. Kloepper, M. Sutton, A. Olson: Row 2: Coat h Weaver, R. Lowenson, K. Kraemer, P. Evers. L. Derfler, S. MtConkey, M. Hall, T. Vu. Women's Soph. Soccer WHS 0 Jefferson OPP 3 3 Alex. Ramsey 2 2 Rosemount 1 1 Coon Rapids 6 0 Kennedy 5 1 Irondale 3 1 Burnsville 7 3 Edina 1 Row 1: N. Jex. J. Dahlberg, R. Snyder, P. Kor enowski, S. Meyers; Row 2: J. Mullet, R. Sylvester, A. Mortcnson, M. Neer, M. Woldum, S. Roy; Row 3: Coach C. Komoto, I. McCarthy. K. Hegna, A. Helmers, A. Allison, A. Haakenson, K. Sorenson. I(� H Team Pit lures Row I: Cheerleader S. Alvarez. Cheerleader H. Holdgr.il. Cheerleader D. Devery, Capl G. t list rum, M. Pnnoie, Wegm.� n, Capt. M. Thurncf, Chc-c deader M Allison. Cheerleader K. H.i.ikmjn; Row 2:1. Alaniz. M Raich. B Bergfalk. |. lowey. I . Haugen. B. Cowan. J. Skala. B Faison, R Dahl. 1. lacobs; Row 3: Coach F. Ario. |. Dilzler, | Miller. T. frkkson. R. Palbicki, G. fisc tier, M. Kinotck, K. Krueger. E. I’almquiM. A. Sualbe. Row 1: P. Voss, D. Millner, B. Hollister,). Saphire, |. Deguiste; Row 2: P. Marble, D. Beck, A. Araghi, R. Palmka. M. Stonace, A. Schulte; Row 3: Coach A. Sualbe, D. Cullen, J. Stensland, B. I ngnell. D. Gulland. M. Follrath, M. Lewis. Row 1: T. Coffman, B. Bruminks, M. Coppage, S. Carlson, A. Lewis, M. Hannon, S. Uhlcr, |. Stratton; Row 2: M. Stratton, E. lue, E. Engholm, D. Schmidt, J. Dahlberg, C. Anderson, P. Grigal. |. Olson, C. I iedje; Row 3; Coach K. Ario, R. Clemerson, C. Leaf, B. Otto, G. St. Dennis, M. Muller, T. Dahl, S. Bowlby, D. Fischer, D. Palbicki. WHS Men's Varsity Soccer OPP 5 South 0 8 Edison 1 10 Roosevelt 1 5 Southwest 3 1 M'haha Acad. 1 6 North 0 3 Henry 0 5 South 0 5 Roosevelt 0 2 Southwest 1 2 Wayzata 2 10 North 0 7 Henry 0 2 Kellogg 1 1 Apple Valley 1 Men's J.V. Soccer WHS OPP 3 North 1 5 Roosevelt 0 0 M'haha Acad. 5 0 Edison 1 2 No. St. Paul 1 2 South 0 3 North 1 Men’s Soph. Soccer WHS OPP 3 Richfield 0 3 White Bear Lake 2 0 Apple Valley 4 4 Blake 0 3 M'haha Academy 0 2 Rose-mount 1 4 Eden Prarie 0 7 Hopkins 0 2 M’haha Ac ademy 0 4 Benilde 0 t Apple Valley 2 4 Moundsview 1 4 Way ata 1 3 Pk. Cottage Grove 0 2 Anoka 1 7 Minnetonka 0 3 Blaine 0 9 Pk. Cottage- Grove 0 5 Chaska 0 Team Pictures 169 Women's Varsity Tennis WHS OPP 6 Regina 1 1 Holy Angels 6 6 Edison 1 7 North 0 1 Park Center 6 3 Henry 4 5 Roosevelt 2 5 Blake 2 3 South 4 3 Southwest 4 5 Osseo 2 Women's j.V. Tennis WHS OPP 6 Regina 1 0 Breck 7 0 Richfield 7 0 Park Center 7 0 South 7 1 Southwest 6 Women's Swimming WHS OPP 98 Edison 53 41 Henry 35 81 North 75 88 Roosevelt 71 79 South 93 75 Southwest 87 70 Blake 86 Row t: L. Eveslone, N. Farr, S. Niemic, S. Symmoneides, S. Juntilla; Row 2: F. Blewitt,). Luvsten, K. Simonson, J. Foss, M. Powless,). Raugust; Row 3: T. Morrill, L. Puente, Capt. S. Lewis, Capt. C. Thone, A. Thone, Capt. S. Ritter, C. Owen; Row 4; Coach R. Hehring, A. Juntilla, K. Kroiss, J. Cardwell, T. Owen, K. Anderson, K. Lundsten. 170 Team Pictures 3. 1. Number 42 feels the agony of defeat. 2. Chariots of Fire II. 3. Thay! says Mike Knotek. 4. leaner johnson gives it the big boot! 5. Libby VanValkenberg says Die varrnit, squirlly rodant, may your first born marry Big Bird! (Hey, is this picture posed!?) Fall Candids 171 i K'U'n w vuy a i Millers Battle Through Tough Season The Millers under Coach Louis Boone and Captain Joel Nelson got off to a slow start this season but began to pick up the pace. The record may not show it but the Millers were in every game. The Millers toughest game was against Minneapolis North, the third ranked team in the state. The Millers came out behind but only by a slim seven point margin. It's better to be playing state ranked teams and maybe losing a few more, than playing weaker ball clubs and not getting prepared for regions as I feel we are, stated Joel Nelson. The team's starting lineup was equal in ability and as the season progressed they learned to play together as a team. To show this equality each player had their good games, with Mike Berwald scoring his top game of 22 points, Wilbur Marshall with a couple 18 point games, Billy Hill a 12 point game, Sean Lofton, a 16 point game and Joel Nelson with a 23 point game to top the scoring off. As once said, The Millers can hit you from all angles. 1. Darnell White skies for two. 2. Wilbur Marshall takes a shot over the Roosevelt defense. 3. Mike Berwald lays the ball in the net. 4. Joel Nelson drives to the baseline against the Roosevelt defense. 5. Mike Berwald takes control over two Roosevelt players. 6. Rob Palbicki runs out during introduction. 4. 5. 6. 174 Men's Basketball 3. 1. Mike Berwald brings down the rebound with the assistance of Rob Palbkki. 2. Kevin Wells puts a move past the Roosevelt defense and drives towards the net. 3. Sean Lofton jumps and tips the ball to his teammates. 4. Jason Brown goes for two. 5. Billy Hill passes with that extra effort. Men's Basketball 175 Womens Varsity Basketball This years team was quite different from last. They did not have as much talent as in past years. It was a real struggle to try and uphold the 'Tradition. The team was starting over with only four returning varsity players. The team consists of one senior, five juniors, four sophomores, one freshman, and one eighth grader. Coached by Judy Dockendorf. She is the one coach who could bring this team around in a couple of years. The team is growing and progressing, and in a few years will be unbeatable again. 1. Taking a foul, the hard way. 2. Karen Anderson drives for Miller points. 3. Millers scrappin' hard under the boards. 4. Follow the bouncing ball. 5. Sue skys over the Roosevelt defense. 6. Colleen Clancy shooting from the perimeter. 7. A quick game of hot potato, won by Washburn. 8. Karen Anderson drives inside for two. 3. 176 Women's Basketball Women's Basketball 177 1. We're gonna win you bet, with Peter Haugen in the net. 2. John Stratton lines up the puck and shoots. 3. Tom (acobs breaks away. 4. Karl Krueger, Greg Fischer, and Geoff Elfstrum show that teamwork does pay off. Miller Hockey — This year's hockey team proved to be tough competition to all of their opponents. The hard work began in early November when the players hit the ice to get in shape and to get ready for the challenging season that lay ahead. The days which were especially exhausting were those on which the team had dry land training for an hour before they then boarded the bus for practice on ice. Smooth As Ice! The hours spent working together helped the players come together to be a closer team. With only four returning seniors: Greg Fischer, jeff Kasperek, and co-captains jon Olson, and Geoff Elfstrum, the team was provided with the leadership that it needed. The juniors and their experience gave a lot to the team as did the faces of a few lucky and talented sophomores. It was evident throughout the season that the team had the support of the school behind them. Rowdy fans packed the bleachers at most of the games. The cheering and enthusiasm helped the team complete their season victoriously. 3. 178 Hockey 4. 1. Center Bobby Cowan faces off. 2. Terry Gustafson receives the puck from |on Olson. 3. Tim Campion moves the puck away from the boards. 4. Billy Haupert guards the net. 5. Matt Evans races speedily toward the goal. 6. The fashionable icemen model their finest summer attire. 6. Hockey 179 Men's Skiing Skates to Regions. The 1985-86 season held a lot of changes for the men's team. Both extreme warm and cold temperatures cancelled races and altered the courses. The skiers rarely raced the same course twice and had to remain flexible to changing conditions and unpredictable race courses. This year's season was a very tough one for the Washburn men. Like the women's team many of this year's varsity racers did not race varsity often last year. This year they had to compete against experienced racers from South High School. During the winter break about twenty Washburn skiers spent five days at Skisabella, a ski camp, with some of the best racers of the state. This time together as a team helped develop friendships and an appreciation for home cooking. The men's team skied a very good season and looks forward to the coming years to continue their winning tradition. 1. The women's ski team beg an the race with a strong mass start at the ABC invitational relay. The fifteen schools lined up in set tracks which merged into two tracks in two hundred yards. 2. Jonn Coskran and Cletus Daglish-Schommer show the true spirit of skiing, snaring ski poles. This year with changes in form, skiers needed longer poles and thus there was continual trading all season. 3. Captain Jeannine Johnson finished her race inspired by the hope that non-racers hadn't inhaled all of the brownies. 4. Joni Gustafson and captain Chris Hauer could always be counted on for needed support. 5. Captain Tim Burkhardt pushed hard to get a lead in a frenzied mass start. 6. Throughout the season Mr. Wald was always at the race finishes with a congratulation or a comforting hug. 7. Blaine Auer thought about his upcoming race and dreamed of a large magnet drawing him up the hills. 2. 180 Men's Skiing Track Please, Said the Women's Ski Team. The Washburn women continued their long tradition of a powerful team. Washburn's team skied well in the region meet with four skiers placing in the top ten. Captain Anna Coskran finished fourth overall to qualify for the state meet. The 1985-86 season was a building year for the Washburn team. Pressure was placed on the skiers who were racing for their first year to maintain Washburn's tradition of a strong team. Although skiers practiced hard every day it was not uncommon to witness a quick snowball fight or a light whitewashing take place during a practice. Skiing is an individual sport but close bonds quickly develop on the team. The skiers spend a lot of time together at day long Saturday races, practices after school, and the buses to and from the ski courses. The Washburn team is special because of the pride the skiers have in themselves, their coaches, and their team. The team thanks Gary and jesse Wald for their expert coaching, continual support, and anxious pacing at every race. 1. Dave Beck, Rick Dinesen, and Ann Bjelland enjoyed the sunny day and the ongoing race. 2. Jessica Harshbarger showed the concentration and effort demanded in a ski race. 3. Craig Robinson sat in the slush wishing for new, fresh snow. 4. Dan Gulland took a break in the corner of the lodge before his race. 5. Sarah Rose and captain Anna Coskran flew by the other schools in their race for a very satisfying finish. b. The women's coach, Jesse Wald, pushed the team to work their hardest. However, sometimes the team pushed back. 7. The ski team had a lot of tun snow fights and Cletus Daglish-Schomer was often in the center of them. 182 Women's Skiing Women's Skiing 18 3 Swimmers Drown Out Competition If you happened to have been driving around the Southwest area between the months of December and March, and you heard shouts of delight, you must have heard the Washburn men's swimming team. Southwest is home to the mighty Millers swimming team, and this year the team had a pretty terrific season. Even with a few disappointing losses the Millers came back fighting at every meet. Although the team was small this year they were guided well under the leadership of captains Erik Engnell and Greg Sampson. 1. Erik Engnell speeds clown the lane. 2. Bombs away! exclaims Bill Quinn. 3. John Daugherty trembles ten feet in the air. 4. Dave Eyestone eyes the ceiling. 2. 4. 184 Men's Swimming 3. 5. V 1. Greg Sampson comes up for a quick breath. 2. Randy Snyder anticipates the end of the meet. 3. Ben Granquist eyes the end of the pool. 4. Could it be Mark Spit ??? NO. it is Mike Farr. 5. John Filer looks frazzled after a long tough meet. 6. Dane Watkins wonders when he will hit water. Men's Swimming 185 Wrestlers Rack Up Wins Co-captains Tony Richardson and Dave Spiczynski led the mat men to a final record of 12-4. The Millers placed second in the Rochester Invitational, and a close second in the Burnsville Tournament. Dorian McCoy leads the team with 15 pins, while Mike Pintozzi follows closely with 13. Steve Simondet has the best record on the team. This was also the first year in many that WHS beat Edison, who holds a 17-1 record. After the match with Totino Grace, their last dual meet of the year, the team was hoping to come in second in the region behind Osseo, and is looking forward to sending 4 or 5 individuals to the state competition. 1. Dan Johnson prepares to flip over his opponent. 2. Mark McNamer looks to the coach (Dad) for advice. 3. The famous McNamer turn-around. 4. Stever Simondet struggles to flip over his opponent. 5. Mark McNamer clamping the cradle. 186 Wrestling 4. 1. The team enthusiastically watches Steve ; another one. 2. Matt McNamer sets up the shoot. 3. Dorian McCoy defeats his Roosevelt opponent. 4. Steve Simondet sets up a takedown. Wt Gymnasts Tumble to Victory In early November, the gymnasts of WHS began conditioning themselves for the upcoming season. Coach Dave Jensen also returned for his 3rd season to guide the Millers to another outstanding season. The 1985-86 team had high hopes of maintaining strength, because of their many talented varsity gymnasts. Presently, they remain undefeated in their conference, and many are beginning to look ahead at the State Tournament in March. Besides having a successful season, the team got together often, which not only made the season fun, but a great experience. 1. Senior Captain, Kris Wagner shows her talent on the uneven bars. 2. Tracy Johnson springs into action! 3. Lisa Howard shows intense concentration during her routine. 1. 3. 188 Gymnastics 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. Shannon Allen's spirit shines through! Riding the horse that way puts WHS in the lead! Coach Dave Jensen, cautiously spotting a gymnast. Suzy Stearns shows her gracefulness on the beam. Gymnastics 180 Men's Varsity Basketball Region Third Place Champs WHS OPP. 54 Roosevelt 63 41 Henry 55 62 South 55 45 Jefferson 75 59 Edison 33 39 Wayzata 61 48 Howard Lake 60 52 Southwest 54 42 Armstrong 49 48 North 60 43 Edina 54 56 Roosevelt 62 51 Henry 82 44 South 39 60 Edison 46 40 North 56 Men's Soph. Basketball WHS OPP. 44 Roosevelt 66 55 Henry 59 58 South 71 30 Jefferson 45 58 Edison 46 48 Howard Lake 29 52 Southwest 50 45 Armstrong 71 52 North 90 57 Edina 54 52 Roosevelt 49 66 Henry 70 71 South 61 64 Edison 53 50 North 74 65 Southwest 54 Women's Gymnastics WHS OPP. 92 Henry and Southwest 54,27 135 South and Edison 101,75 130 South 106 122 Park Center 124 129 South and Southwest 112,119 129 Edison and Roosevelt 90,102 102 Osseo and Henry 122,90 129 JV Invitational 123,63 Row 1: S. Thomas, J. Owens, A. Dean, K. Wells,). Brown, P. Youngdahl, K. Johnson, K. Wegman; Row 2: Coach Boone, S. Lofton, W. Marshall, R. Palbicki, G. Andrews, B. Johnson, M. Berwald, J. Nelson, Asst. Coach Boone. Row 1: J. Whitacker, L. Butler, P. Plinske, J. Hill, D. King. A. Lewis, M. Nelson; Row 2: Coach Boone, S. Anderson, K. Green, G. Johnson, R. Finney, D. Berg. T. Greer. Row 1: D. Charbrand, D. Poseley, L. Howard, |. Fredrickson, T. Johnson, K. Kroiss, M. West; Row 2: B. Carlson, K. Johnson, J. Hoiosen, S. Stearns, S. Allen, K. Pena, B. Hansen; Row 3: Asst. Coach C. Olaufson, Asst. Coach M. Jensen, Coach D. Jensen, Asst. Coach J. Oliphant. 190 Winter Team Pictures Women's Varsity Basketball Row 1: E. Rhinos, S. Bartko, C. Clancy, M. Parsons, K. Anderson, R. Lobeck; Row 2: Coach ). Dockendorf, C. Colston, K. Gibson, L. Stobb, A. Gilchrist, S. Erdall, K. Ford. Not Pictured: A. Reynold. Row 1: K. Hollister, P. Rhinos, M. McMomgal, R. Lobeck, C. Whitten, R. Snyder, D. Buffie; Row 2: Coach |. Salinger, R. Sylvester, K. Thies, C. Colston, K. Gibson, P. Evers, G. Doheny. Row 1: |. Hostad, P. Schweitzer, M. McNamer, S. Simondet, M. McNamer, D. McCoy, R. Williams, M. Sampson, G. Straumann; Row 2: Coach McNamer, Asst. Coach Hodge, P. Weiser, T. Goggeleye, A. Richardson, B. Williams, M. Pintozzi, D. Spiczynski, C. Palmer, T. Bigwood, Coach J. Henk, C. Kloepper. WHS 35 Southwest OPP. 60 36 North 47 29 Roosevelt 57 24 Armstrong 59 30 South 53 28 Cooper 47 38 Edison 41 28 Edina 56 37 Kennedy 73 32 Southwest 60 45 North 46 28 Roosevelt 72 50 Henry 65 39 South 33 29 St. Paul Johnson 43 39 Edison 33 Women's JV Basketball WHS OPP. 16 Southwest 38 28 North 39 28 Roosevelt 20 17 Armstrong 31 32 Henry 41 30 South 43 38 Cooper 54 33 Edison 29 24 Edina 45 26 Kennedy 43 41 Southwest 27 44 North 55 20 Roosevelt 43 36 Henry 53 23 South 46 28 St. Paul Johnson 44 0 Edison 2 Men's Wrestling WHS OPP. 52 Henry 17 38 North 19 40 Edina 21 46 So. St. Paul 16 43 Southwest 15 17 Roosevelt 38 31 Hopkins 21 27 Edison 26 47 South 14 21 Richfield 38 27 Totino Grace 28 Winter Team Pictures 191 WHS Men’s JV Wrestling OPP. 24 Henry 21 42 North 27 39 Edina 18 54 So. St. Paul 16 25 Southwest 24 33 Roosevelt 31 27 Hopkins 26 41 Edison 21 36 South 24 24 Richfield 42 48 Totino Grace 42 Men's Varsity Hockey WHS OPP. 7 5 Wayzata Buffalo 4 3 2 Owatonna 7 4 M’haha Academy 5 4 Eden Prairie 5 2 St. Louis Park 1 4 Richfield 5 6 St. Cloud Tech. 10 5 Roosevelt 5 3 South 4 9 St. Paul Acad. 4 5 Henry 4 6 Edison 3 6 Southwest 2 6 Roosevelt 1 1 South 2 3 Henry 4 6 Edison 2 5 Southwest 1 Men's JV Hockey WHS OPP. t 1 Wayzata Buffalo 6 3 2 Owatonna 2 7 M'haha Academy 1 4 Eden Prairie 5 1 St. Louis Park 3 8 Richfield 10 4 St. Cloud Tech. 2 1 Roosevelt 3 5 South 2 7 St. Paul Acad. 0 8 Henry 0 12 Fdison 1 7 Southwest 2 S Roosevelt 2 5 South 2 6 Henry 0 8 Fdison 2 3 Southwest 0 Row 1: C. Kloepper. J. McBride, C. Devine, M. Turbis, G. Richardson, M. Gary, K. Felien,). Hoslad; Row 2: Coach McNamer, Coach Hodge, A. Jewell. T. Langsdorf, F. Hall, T. R. Johnson, M. Mince, B. Donahue, D. Johnson, D. Poling, Coach J. Henk, G. Straumann. Row 1: P. Haugen, R. Cowan, T. Jacobs, B. Hanson, J. Olson, G. Elfstrum, M. Stratton, T. Campion, T. Gustafson, W. Haupert; Row 2: Coach A. Dewolf, J. Skala, C. Browning, B. Cooney, K. Krueger, G. Fischer, M. Bailey. J. Stratton. J. Kasperek, B. Bruininks, M. Evans, Asst. Coach K. O'Brien. Row 1: J. Olson, M. Muller, B. Otto, J. Dahlberg, C. Leaf, R. Clemmerson, S. Bowlby, T. Torrey, D. Wandmacher; Row 2: Coach; K. O'Brien, C. Anderson, M. Coppage, D. Schmidt, J. Olmschied, S. Uhler, D. Ness, t. Lue, E. Jagers. 192 Winter Team Pictures Men's Cross Country Skiing Section V Meet South 109 Blake 88 Washburn 79 Edison 76 Southwest 63 North 54 Roosevelt 46 Breck 12 Row 1: P. Higgins, J. Jeddeloh, A. I udvigson. M. Anderson, A. Foy, R. Dinesen, S. Tic he; Row 2: C. Robinson, J. Drewilz, Capt. T. Burkhardt, Capt. T. Austrums, C. Daglish-Schommer, ). Sy-meonides, B. Bergfalk; Row 3: Coach G. Wald, T. Mortenson, S. Bjorault, N. Johnson, S. Beck, D. Gulland, B. Auer. Row 1: M. Peterson, K. Wegman, Capt. A. Coskran, J. Harshbarger, S. Cracrafl, E. Stordahl; Row 2: Coach G. Wald, Capt. C. Hauer, Capt. J. Johnson, T. Swanholm, S. Rose, F. Bernhardt; Row 3: A. Bjelland, A. Hoagberg, N. Totall, A. Brownfield, J. Gustafson, Coach J. Wald. Women's Cross Country Skiing Section V Meet Southwest 73 Washburn 72 Blake 56 South 42 Edison 32 Roosevelt 27 Row 1: J. Brandt, A. Balkcum, J. Coyer, M. Farr, J. Daugherty, H. Magnuson; Row 2: D. Eyestone, S. Collins, P. Woodson, D. Watkins, B. Quinn, G. Sampson, D. Gorton, P. J. Devery; Row 3: Coach J. Eiler, Coach B. Turnbaugh, G. Granquist, J. Daugherty, B. Engnell, E. Engnell, J. Hensley, M. Wedl, R. Heischman. WHS Men's Varsity Swimming OPP. 53 Lakeville 104 37 North 39 103 Edison 43 48 Roosevelt 34 82 South 87 100 Southwest 72 125 North 36 54 Edison 23 103 Roosevelt 62 45 South 38 69 Southwest 103 Winter Team Pictures 193 rv We have often heard it saldnlfcrttfejHgh school years est years'dfour lives. Possibly, thifcisHftpt always true, but looking back over thHKr 86 we have good cause to belike iB Our active participation in rf|ln)rp«nts nas drawn us closer together as a tlass 'Vljm entire opl has benefitted. We fjty our-best in firyfiing we encountered; 'eryday was i BperfecLhowever; there CeFe s6me disaf intmeri| nd heartaches, too, bu? afllr aj hile tllKnhappy times (if there wereinyroill be forgotten and all our good times will Become cherishecJ ?mories. Senior Class 195 INDEX Bat .ill, Mia 66 A Abraham, E li abeth ( 6 Ackerman, Timothy 82 Adams, Jennifer 50 Adrian, Christopher 50 Adrian, Coosa 66 Aduss, Ahmed 16 Aguilar, Carter 50 Alaniz, lee 16. 35. 114 Alexander, Angela 82 Alexander, Paul 82 Alexander, Sharon 16 Allardyce, Mark 16, 137, I f8 Allen. Felicia 50 Allen. Michael 23 Allen, Robert 50 Allen. Shannon 82.8 f, 170, 189. 190 Allison. Amy 66. 130. 168 Allison, Melissa 16,122. 169 Alvarez, Kenneth 66. 166 Alvarez, I aura 82.85,88, 167 Alvarez. Sarah 16.44. 116.117. 120. 122, 129. 169 Anderson. Angela 50.126 Anderson. Avrine 50, 153, 167 Anderson. Bryan 50 Anderson, Carolyn 82 Anderson. Christine 82 Anderson, Colby 82. 88. 95, 169. 192 Anderson, David 66 Anderson. Dawn 16 Anderson. Deon 16. 126 Anderson, Donnell 82, 130 Anderson, Glenn 66 Anderson, Gregory 50, 166 Anderson, James 82 Anderson, James 98, 166 Anderson, Jason 82 Anderson, Jenny 50 Anderson, Joyce 98 Anderson. Julie 82 Anderson, Karen 50, 51, 114. 152, 153, 167, 176. 190 Anderson, Katherine 9, 13, 16, 35, 114. 116. 117. 168 Anderson, Katie 66,135,168 Anderson, Kenneth 82 Anderson. Kristin 66, 170 Anderson, Laura 82 Anderson. Marc 50,162, 166. 193 Anderson. Nicole 50 Anderson. Paula 82 Anderson, Robert 16 Anderson. Scott 66. 166.190 Anderson, Scott 82,95, 1 30 Anderson. Tonya 66 Andrews. Gordon 16. 133, 166, 190 Andrews. Samual 50, 59 Anton, Sarah 50 Araghi. Afshm 50. 169 Arbuckle. Shannon 66. 72 Ano, Frank 98. 106, 107,155,169 Ano. Kevin 169 Arlandson, Ty 66 Arnold. Karl 66, 166 Arrandondo, A. 66 Arrandondo, Virginia 66 Atherton. Andrea 66 Audio Visual Aids 127 Auer. Blam 50. 58, 180 Aune, Jacqueline-16 Austin, George 98 Austrums, Timothy 5, 16.116, 1 30, 162, 164. 166 Axiotis. Theta 50 B Bacig. Gina 16 Backman, Scott 50 Badenhoff, Mark 17 Bailey. Michael 50. 114, 192 Baker. Brad 17 Baker, Shannon 82 Bakken. Chnshelle 66 Bakken. Michael 17 Bakkom. Jennifer 82. 1 37. 1 38. 139 Balkcum, Andre 66 Ballinger. Florence 98 Band 130,131 Bankey. Scott 66 Bappe. Matthew 50 Bappe. Michael 17 Bardwell. Braxton 82 Bardwell, Dawn 50. 125 Barnhart, Shannon 66.160 Barr. Kirsten 82 Bartko. Susan 50. 191 Basham. Dawn 17, 37,122 Basketball. Men's 174.175 Basketball, Women's 176. 177 Bastable, Kristine 82 Bastien. Caroline 82 Battey, Kristin 66,125 Bauer, lenettc 17 Beane, Cymbre 82 Beck. David 50,169, 182 Bee k, Steven 82 Beckman, Delano 98 Beekman, Charles 66 Beeks. Anthijuan 50 Beireis. Curtis 82 Bell. Akin 51 Bell. Allen 37. 51 Bell. Leslie 83,132 Bennett. Kimberly 8 3 Bennett. Patrick 67 Bennett. Trisha 67 Berg, Damond 67,126,190 Berg, Patncia 51, 132,128 Berg Steven 67 Bergerson. Donald 98 Bergerson, Stacy 17, 170 Bergfalk. 8ob 15. 17.155.169 Bergfalk, Nancy 51. 125 Bergstrom, Merry 83 Bergstrom. Robert 51, 166 Bernhardt, Fawn 83 Berwald. Michael 17, 174. 175.190 Biard, Aaron 8 3 Bigwood. Paul 51 Bigwood, Todd 67,166, 191 Bingel, Michael 83 Bion, Andrew 17, 150.166 Bion. Christopher 67 Bion, Matthew 83,95 Bjelland, Anne-51.129,182 Bjerke. Aaron 17,41. 116, 135 Bjoralt, Shean 51 Blair. Todd 17 Blake. Jacquelyn 17,42 8laylark, Timothy 51 Bla ei. Lisa 67.157. 168 Sleeker, Craig 67 Bleile. Susan 67 Bleile, Tracey 17,47. 1 35. 137.138 Blesener. Donna 51 Blesi. Andrea 67,167 Blewelt. Failh 67,170 Bo.irdman, Mary 98 Bobgan, Harold 98 Bodger, Paula 17, 35. 116, 117,1 35 Bodoczy, Steven 67 Bolduc. Kimberly 68, 122 Bourassa, Heather 51 Bowers, Jeffrey 68.115, 141 Bowlby, Scolt 68,169, 192 Bowler, Theresa 83 Bowman, Stacey 17, 116 Boys' Slate 127 Bradford. Keven 68 Brady, Christine 68 Brand. Harlan 17. 44. 116, 120. 128 Brandt, Leah 17,117 Brally, Kristin 8 3,130 Brew in. Shannon 51 Brewington, Hillary 83 Brieschke, Benjamin 68 Brieschke, Julie 52 Brimacomb. Randy 52.61.166 Brockhoff, Randy 52 Brockhol'f. Rita 36 Browder, Jason 83 Brown. Dianna 83 Brown. James 68.166 Brown. Jason 18. 116,166, 175. 190 Brown. Kelly 84 Brown, Lawrence 84 Brown. Telaya 84.88. 132 Brown. Teresa 84 Brownfield, Amie 68 Browning. Charles 52.166, 192 Brownngg. loanne 68,170 8ruestel. T. 170 Bruininks. Brian 68. 169. 192 Bryant. Amy 84 Bryson. Elizabeth 68 Bryson, (aura 18 Buffie, Resa 18.117 Bukkila. Brock 18 Burgess, Debbie 52 8urgess, Michelle 9. 13. 18 Burke. Arthur 98 Burke, Tamah 52 Burkhardt. Robert 68 Burkhardt. Timothy 18. 35. 47. 116, 127, 1 35, 145. 180 Burns, lulianne 18.152.167 Burns. Sam 68 Burnstein, Ric hard 68 Burton. Donald 98,104 Bury, Christina 84 Bush, J. 170 Buss, Karen 52 Butze, Cindy 68 Buzek. Mark 84 Buzek, Monika 52.129 Buzek. Tereska 5.9. 13. 18, 35. 114. 116,117,119. 135 Byrd. D. 166 C Cadmus. Stephanie 18.116.117 Cam, Amy 84 Calvit, Anne 52 Campbell. Scott 84,94. 114.115 Campion. Timothy 52,166, 179,192 Canfield. Bradley 68 Canterbury, Nancy 36 Cardwell, Jeannie 68,170 Carlson. Beret 68.190 Carlson. Elizabeyh 18 Carlson, Lee 18 Carison. Ralph 98. 120 Carlson. Steven 68,169 Carlson, Tammi 68, 73.122 Carpenter, lenmfer 84 Carr. Vanessa 68 Carrier, Michele 68 Carson. Kelle 68 Carte. A 128 Carte, Cjrl 52.118 Carter. Bernard 67,68 Carter, Kevin 18.166 Casta no. Kimberly 18, 52 Castano, Tracy 52 Castle, Rachel 84, I 32 Castle. Steve 84 Cavanaugh, Melissa 84 Cerny. Molly 52. 129 Cersme. Roger 98. 104 Chad. Sheila 52. 126 Chatham, Shanta 69 Chalterton, Tara 84 Chayer. Debra 52 Chayer, Victoria 18 Cheatham, Brian 84 Cheerleaders 122, 12 3 Child, Marc 52.62 Choir 1 32 Christiansen. John 52 Christiansen. Robert 18 Christofl'erson, Barbara 18, 117 Chnslopherson, Brian 18. 116 Christopherson, Elissa 69 Cimbura. Suzanne 52 Clancy, Colleen 18. 35. 116. 117, 157, 168. 176. 191 Clark, Tonya 84 Clarke, Christine- 84 Clausen. Christine 18 Clayton. Stephanie 69. 70 Clemens. Allan 52 Ck-mmerson, Richard 69,169.192 Cleveland, Marco 69 Clothier. Michael 18. 166 Coash, Linda 52 Coash, Rk hard 84 Coffman, Thomas b9.169 Colby. James 98, 118 Coleman, |uan 69 Coleman. Laurie 19 Collins, Shawn 69 Colston, Christine 69,191 Commodore. Robert 19,47. 1 32 Conway. Charles 84 Cook. Brenton 84,86 Cook. Rac hel 19 Cooley. Jonathan 69 Cooley, Stacey 84 Cooney. Brian 52. 150, 166, 192 Cooper, Jac kqulyne 69 Coppage, Michael 69.169.192 Copper h, N. 170 Coppersmith. Jennifer 50, 52,60 Corbin, Tyrone 80 Coskran. Alexander 84 Coskran, Anna 19. 44.116. 119, 120, 129. 182 Coskran, John 69.80. 166, 180 Cothron, Charles 52. 132 Cowan, Robert 53, 154. 169. 179. 192 Coyer, Jesse 84. 118 Cracraft, Susan 53,129. 147, 164,167 Cram. Yetta 98 Crandall. Leighton 98 Crandall, Molly 53. 170 Crawford. Tamela 84.95 Crenshaw, Estelle 53 Cross. Damon 85 Crosss Country Running. Men's 164. Cross Country Running, Women's 162. 163 Crumley. Thomas 19 Curry. Russell 53,14 3 Czech, Edward 11,19 D Dahl. Richard 19. 44. 114, 115, 120. 154.169 Dahl, Thomas 69,115,169 Dahlberg, Jams 69. 168 Dahlberg Jon 69, 169,192 Dahlin, Daniel 53 Dahlquisl, Aron 69 Dalasta, Gary 98 Daley, Stacy 85 196 Index Dalglish•Schommer. C lei us 63. 180, Ift2 Danielson, Cameron 69 Daugherty. |ohn 70,184 Daugherty, Joseph 84. 8S, 115 Davis, Angela 85 Davis Heather 53 Davis, Karen S3 Davis, Rico 166 Day, Debby 5 3 Dean. Aaron 19, 116.127,1 34.190 Dean. Eric 85 Dean, Suzanne 85 Decoster. Kristin 70 Dees, Jonathan 19,116,135 DeghiSti, James 53. 169 DeCroy. Kim 70, 122. 1 32. I 38 Dehner, Elizabeth 19 Delacruz, Josephine 85 Delcalzo, Anthony 19. 128 Delmain, Amy 7, 19. 116. 117. 119. 129. 136, 137, 138 Delmonl, William 85.89 Delong, Daaron 19 Demars, Michelle 85 Deson, Monica 85 Derfler.lisa 19,117, 168 Devery, Denise 85 Devery, Donna 19. 32, 1 17, 122, 12 3, 169 Devine. Christian 83,85 DeWolf. Al 98, 166 Dick, lottery 53 Dickey. Heather 53,132 Diet I, Anthony 70 Diflley, Kathleen 70, 124 Dittley, N. 85 Dills, Michael 98 Dmesen. Richard 53. 162. 166. 182. 193 Dingley, John 19 Dit ler, James 19, 32,140, 169 Dilzler, John 5, 53,140, 166 Do, Kevin 70 Doheny, Gerakline 53,191 Doheny, Shannon 7, 38.44. 1 37. 1 38 Donaghuc, Robert S J Downing, Angela 70 Doy, Jenniler 85 Drama Club 138 Dreon, Anthony 19 Dresson, Erika 53,123 Drewrtz, Jeffery 70 Dubose, Valerie 7,85 Due, Christopher 70. 127 Dukes. Andre 53 Dunn. Harold 98 Dupont, Cheryl 70 Dye, April 70 Dye. June 85 Dyksman, Timothy 70 E Earl. Irmagard 98 Edmunds. Amy 85 Edsvardsen, Erin 70, 122 Edwardsen, Heather 19 Igan, Daniel 53,166 Egan, Eelicha 54 Egan. Ramta 19 Ehlenfeldt. Christine 20 EhlcnfeJdt, Stephanie 86 Eiler, John 98,104,185 E Ifstrum, Geoffrey 20, 154, 155. 169. 178, 192 Ellington, Gregory 54 Elliott, Christina 20, 39, 132 Elliot, Roxolana 54 Elliott, Guy 70 Ellis, David 20 Ellison. Neil 98 Elhess, Michael 20 Emmons. Kimberly 20 E ngelhard. Elaine 98 Engholm. Erik 86. 169, 184 Engnell. Brel 54.61. 129. 169 Engncll. Erik 20,129. 184 Erdall, Susan 70, 115,157. 168 Erickson. Bradley 20 Erickson, David 54 Erickson. Gregory 54 Erickson. Kimberly86 Erickson, Krista 86 Erickson, Leah 54, 125 Erickson. Michael 54, 1 39 Erickson, Samantha 70 Erickson. Travis 20,169 Ermisch. Dahn 70 Erpcldmg. Todd 70.166 Ervin, Armentha 54 Evans. Matthew 54. 179,192 Evans. Monica 86 Evans, Simon 86 Evers, Patricia 70.168 Eveslage, Jennel 20.117.123, 129. 158. 170. 191 Evingson, Matthew 54 Eyestone. David 20. 3 3. 128, 184 Eyestone, L. 170 F Faison, Michael 86 Faison. Robert 54. 118. 169 Fanjoy, Wayne 86 Farmer, Aimcc 70 Farnham, C. 86 Farr. Mic hael 70. 185 Farr. N. 170 Farnell, Ayanna 86 Farrell, John 98 Farsund, Melissa 86 Favors, Antar 86 Felicetta, Lisa 20 Felien, Kevin 86,91 Fernholz. Theresa 54 Feme. Nancy 54 Ferrell, Karin 8 3.86 Findley, Jennifer 86 F inney, Robert 86, 190 f inseth, Spencer 20.41,126 Fischer. David86, 169 Fischer. Greg20,41, 116. 135,154, 155, 169. 178. 192 Fischer. Jason 54 Fischer. Jay 86 Fisc us. Scott 86 Fish, Julia 54 f ishbaugher, Jennifer 54 Flachman. Timothy 86 Fladwood. Jack 20 Flanigan, Cory 70 Flaskrud, Dale 71 Fleeson, Jocmda 20. 44. 47,89, 117. 120 Fleeson, Nikolai 71 Flemmons, Anthony 86 Flowers, Daminga 71 Flowers, Troy 20, 32,45, 166 Floyd, Gregory' 20 Flugstad, David 99 Follrath. Michael 53. 54. 169 Football 150, 151 Ford, Kathy 51, 54 Forsland, Eric 71,166 Fortier. Gary 99. 166 Foss, Jennifer 71.138, 170 Foster, Timothy 54. 1 30 Fountain. Lisa 86 Fox, Joseph 86.87 Fox. I isa 20 Foy. Aaron 87,193 I ransen, Diana 20 Fredrickson. Jody 87, 190 Freeman, Bill 124 Freshmen 82-97 Frey. Christopher 54 Frey, Katherine 87 Friederich, David 71 F riederic h. Steven 54 Fritz. Todd 87. 166 Froome. Tamara 54. 128-Frost, Mercedes 87 Fugle, Thomas 71 Fuller, Angela 54, 71, 122 G Gair, Benjamin 87 Gair, Matthew 71 Galush, John 54. 1 30. 143 Gamer, Dawn 71 Garnett. Thonas 71 Garry, Mkhael 55, 71 Carton, Geoffrey 87, 166 Gasper, Jennifer 71. 118. I 39 Gatlin. Paris 87 Gaunt, Jennifer 87 Gaunt, John 52, 55,64, 166 Gaustad, Jacqueline- 87 Geiger, Scott 21 Geisler. Darci 87,91 Genrich, Sarah 55,126 George. Burton 99. 116 Gerhard, Lynn 55 Gersdorf. Linda 71 Gessncr, Adrienne 55,12S Giebink, Brent 87 Gicbmk, Peter 55 Gigrkh, Matthew 87 Gilbert. Patricia 21 Gilbertson. Thomas 55, 132 Gilc hrist. Alyson 71. 167 Gillespie. Terinda 87.97 Gillquist. |ason 21. 135 Gleason, Jennifer 50, 55,129. 147, 164, 167 Glynn. Aaron 71 Glynn. Daniel 55 Glynn, Sara 87 Geopferd, Ian 87 Goggle ye. Todd 71. 166,191 Goodman. Hope 87. I 32 Gorton. Damon 87 Goss. Jerry 71 Goss. Kristina 55 Go ola. Roseanne 55 Granger. Travis 87 Granquist. Benjamin 55, 57. 137. 138. 185 Grauff, Peter 55 Grauff.Sus.rn 71. 159. 170 Graves, Charrissa 71 Gravlin, Dcmian 71 Gray. Willie 21 Gray, Yancey 55 Greco, Jon 87. 132 Green. Kyle 71. 166, 190 Grider, Shawn 87 Grigal. Paul 169 Grill, Robb 71 Grist. 1 34. 135 Groolhe, Joel 9,21, 114. 14 3 Gronberg. Patricia 99 Gross, Benjamin 55, 1 39 Gruye. Kevin 71 Gulland. Daniel 55, 169,182 Culland. Dennis 55, 169 Gunderson, Deborah 71, 124 Gunning, Mk helle 55, 139 Gustafson. Jom 7, 21, 167.180 Gustafson, Terry 55, 179.192 Gymnastics t88,189 H Haakman, Kelly 21, 169 Hadler, Richard 21 Hadler, Ronald 87, 127 Haes. Kathleen 99 Hagen. David 21 Halm. Rachel 55 Haines, Kristine 55 llakansson. Anna 72. 168 Hakansson. Helena 55 Hall. Donna 52, 55 Hall. Frederick 72,130 Hall. Margaret 21. 116. 117. 168 I lammond, Stephanie 21 I lane. Angela 87 Hankland. Karen 21, 38. 116.115 Hannon. Matthew 87, 169 Hanscom. Paul 72 Hansen, Elisabeth 55, 190 Hansen. Jerry 99 Hanson, Bradley 56. 166. 192 Hanson. Duwayne 99 Hanson. Jennifer 88 Hanson. Marcus 72 Hanuman, Youvaraaj 21 Harms, Dawn 56 Harrell. Michael 88 Harren. lenmfer 21.125 Harris. Jacqueline 56 Harris, lames 21,44 Harris. Lynn 21 Harrison. Michelle 72 Harrison. Lisa 56 Harshbarger, A. 170 FtarshJwrgc-r, Jessica 56. 129. 147, 164, 167, 182 I larter, (dward 99.128 Hartse, Larry 99 Hartung. Dana 88 Hauer, Christine 21. 35. 44. 116. 120, 129. 147. 164. 167, 180 Haugen, lames 99. 105 Haugen. Peter 56, 169. 178, 192 Hauport, William 56. 166. 179,192 Hawkins. Jamal 72 Hayes. Lisa 88 Hazelton, Sarah 72 Healy. Heather 72 Heard, Lenora 72,124 Hegna, Karen 72,168 FJeikkinen, Sandra 99 Heischman. Richard 72 HeUle. Ann 56 HeWevik, Stephanie 72, 76 Hellevik, Stephen 72, 75 Helmets. Amy 72,129, 168 Helmers. James 56 1 Jenderson, Amy 56 t lender son, Ronald 99 Henderson. Stacey 21 Hendrickson. Elizabeth 56 Hendrix, David 72 Henke, Tricia88 Mcnnckson, Dennis 99 Henry, Derick 21.46, 166 I lenry, Kristine 56 Henry, Nicole 21. 36. 84. 114. 115, 1 16, 1 17. 123. 135, 140 Henry, Trace 72 Hensley. Jeffery 88. 166 Herceg, Scott 88 Herd. Lenora 88 Hesse, Nicholas 88 Heyer, Michael 22.44. 116. 120,127 Higgins. Paul 56. 59,130, 162 Higgins. Sally 22 High School Bow l 128 Hildreth. Sabrena 22,124 Hill, Billy 45,175 Hill. James 72.166. 190 Hill. Jamie 56. 124 Hill. Peter 22 Hinrichs, Lynnae 22.44.116.120 Hinz, lames 72 Hipps, William 22 Hirdler, Anna 22. 125 Hoagberg, Amy 56,129,167 Hobbs, Larry 72 Hockey 178. 179 Hoecherl. Brian 56 Hoffa, Lea 88 Hoffman, Lisa 72 Hogsander. Johan 1 33 Hoiosen, James 56 Hoiosen. |eanmne22. 117. 168.190 Index 197 HnkiMO.i. Gwendolyn 88 97 1(nit omb, Karen 56, 125 Holden. Angle.i 69, 72 Holden. larncs 72 Holden. I vnnHK luldgr.il. I leather 88 Holdgraf. I lolly 22. 117. 122. 12 I. 169 Hoklgiiilct. Amy 72 Holland, |ason88 Holland. Robyn 56 llollie. Kimberly 73 Hollister. Bradley 22. I � Hollister. Kimlx-dy 88, 101 llnlmlierg. Damiel88 llolmltind, Charles 00 I loll leiter, Steven 72. 8H Hornet on lingH-1 I I looks, Shontla 8rt Hopple. Karxlat e 88 Hopson, louiseOO I lomby, lames 00 Homing Paint ra 71 Hi skins,$u S6, 125 Host ad. Jennifer 22, 168. 101 Hovland. Karen 56. I SI. 167 I Inward. Alyse 75 Howard. 1 isa S2. SS. 56.64. I M, IHH, 100 Howard. Raymond BS Hoyt. Jason 56 I Ireha, Darin S6 Hrnt ir. Denise 88 Hrncir, lisa $7 Hubbard, TayaS7, 155. 167 Hughes, Catherine 75, 118 Hughes. Iron88 t lughes. Pamela 73 I lughes. Sean 73 Hulel. Joanne 00 I lumphries. Annette 57 Hurlbert, Aaron 7 5.112 llusted. Tracy 88 Hullner, I breast 57 Hyde. Dane 71 I IntornationalCluh I li Irey, llierli 75 J Jabas, Kimberly 57 Jackson, Angelique 88. 07 lac kson, Dianna 152 Jacobs. Thomas 57. 154, 160, 178. 102 |at obus, Matthew 88 I at tjues, lames 80 lagalmarian, Mitradeo 73 lagers. Brent 80 lagers, Carol 00 lagers, trie 57. 102 James. Robert 80 James, Shane 80 James, Shawn 75 Janes. G. 7 5 Jannetta, George 73 Jansen, James 22 Janusch, |ody 22, 1 17, 122. 123 Jaspers. |erry 57 Jatnieks, Aide. 73 Jatnieks, I iga 57 leddoloh, Gregory 80, 166 letldeloh. Jeffrey 73. 103 Jeffery. Sheila 7 5 Jenkins. Catherine 22, 1 30, 131 lenkint, Timothy 73, 130 leone, Chad 80 Jenne. Karl 22 lenson. Amy 7 3 Jensen. I dythn 22. 116. 117 lensen, Gabriel 7 5 Jensen Jeffrey 73 Jensen. Karen 22. 118 lensen. I eonard MX) Jerome, Dennis MX) lets 118 lender, Scott 7 3 Jewell. Andrew 22.45, 120 lex, Niiesha 7 5, 168 Jcxleit. Ann 22 Jogodka. Justin 73 Johns. Elizabeth 57. 124 Johnson. Alex 74 lohnson. Benjamin 74 lohnson, Bruckner I 1, 23, 35. 37. 1 14, 116, 127, 166, 100 Johnson, Craig 11,23. 17.41. 145 lohnson. Crystal 74 Johnson. Daniel 74 lohnson, Darrell 80 Johnson. David 80 Johnson. Gary 74 lohnson, Gregory 70, 74,166, 100 Johnson. Heather 57, 121 Johnson. Heidi 80 Johnson. Jeanmne 21, 46. 116, 117, I 14. 1 35. 1 10. 156. 168. 180 Johnson, Jennifer 74 Johnson, Kmdall 74 Johnson. Kirkland 55. 57,114,100 lohnson, Kristin 80. 100 Johnson, Kristine 2 1. 44.84. 116. 117, 120. 168 lohnson, Leslie80,127 lohnson. Marit 57 Johnson, Mario 74 lohnson. Nils 23 lohnson, R.C. 100.104 lohnson, Tracy 74, 75.122. 188.190 lohnson. Travis 80 lohnson, Vienna 74 lohnston, Karen 21 tones. Bryant 74 Jones, Christine 80 Jones, Eric 74. 76. 79 |oot s, t lelen 21. 44. 114. 116.117, 120. 158. 170 Jones, John 23 Jones, Sanlord 10 Jones. Slaty 23, 114, 125 Jones, Thomas 57 Jordan, Krista 74 Jorgensen, Jamie 74 Jorgensen. Jeffrey 2 3, 33. 15,44, 128, 1 35. 1 36. 1 37, 1 18. 1 10 Jorgensen. Jennifer 74.170 Jowanda. Lee 74 Juniors 50 65 Junlilla. Ann 50. 57.64. 160, 170 Juntilla, S. 170 K Kaibd, Amanda 2 3.44. 117, 120, 122, 123 Kairis, Patricia 100 Katenberg. Jonathan 57 Kalina. Edwin 57 Kasperek. Jeffrey 2 3,192 Raster, Dana 89,130 Kastner. Melanie 96,132 Kaufman. Hallowed 74 Kaufman. Noah 21 Keehn, Robert 57 Keesey, Jennifer 74 Keith, Jennifer 89 Kelbrants, Blake 68, 74. 166 Kclbrants. Ryan 21 Kellogg. Dorene 23. 1 52, 118, 1 19 Kelly, John 57 Kennedy, Kelly 21. 117, 122 Kenney, Davit! 89 Kenney, James 7, 23 Kenney, Sean 21 Kenney, Tonya 21,125 Keilly, Kenneth 100, 159, 170 Kien ie. Aran 89 Kiesling, Douglas 74 Killy, Lincoln24 Kimberly. Erin 74,112. 167 King, David 68, 74. 108. 190 King, I aura 89 Kmghorn. Matthew 74 Kislmg. John 89 Klaers, Anthony 24 Klanderud, Timothy 75 Kink, Dattie57 Kloepper, Christine 24.126, 168.191 Knolle. Rocky 100 Knolek, Mikal 75, 119.169 Knutson. Tritia 75.89 Koblas. Brian 24, 42 Kochendorfer, Stacy 112 Koenig, James 24, 18. 141 Kofflin. David 75 Kolkhorst. Anita 24 Kondrak. Joseph 57 Kope. Vera 75 Korte, Kristine 89, 110 Korwes, Curtis 24 Kor enowski, Pam 75, 1 30. 168 Kos. Michael 75 Kosek, John 89 Kraemer, Kathryn 24,117,141,168 Kracmer. Lorraine MX) Kr.julb.iuer. Daniel 57 Kroger. Barbara 75 Kroiss. Kimberly 89,91, 170, 190 Kroiss. Slaty 24, 122. 123 Kroll, Patrick 75. 166 Krook. John 90.95 Krook, Steven 24 Krueger. Karl 57, 154. 169. 178. 192 Kuhn. Brian 75 Kuubits. lenmfer 90 L Labhard, Marguerite 71,75 lachelt. Julie 58 Lackey, Corey 90 I aDuke, Janice 24 LaDuke, Wayne 90 I afayelte, Scott 58,128 1 akey, Christopher 90 Langdon, Brent 90 I angevin, Robin 24. 39,44. 116. 117, 120. 129. 1 17, 118 I angsdorf, Todd 75 I anklon. Anna 24. 117 lankton, l.mily 90 Larimer, Dean 75. HO, 166 Larkin, Mary 24, 117 I arson, Anne 24. 39, 122 larosn, Rachael UK) I aska. Jennifer 58 lau, Kenneth 75 Liu, Michael 24 I auer, Christopher 90 Lawrence, lames 90 Lawrow. Pegeen 24. 112, 118 leaf, Amy 90 Leaf. Christopher 75, 169.192 I eat. Nathan 5. 21,41.116,134,135 Leavitt. Mary 75, 112 1 ee, Cody 58 Lee, Donald 100 Lee, Eric 24 Lee. I leather 24, 32. I lb, 117. 129 lee, Joe 75 Lee. Peter 75.166 Lee. Theresa 90,132 Letter, Paul 76 lehan,M. 170 Lerwick, Laura 100 Lester, Kern 76 Leung, Christina 76 Lewis, Andrew 68. 71. 76,169,190 I ewis. Matthew 25. J16. 169 I ewis, Renee 58 I ewis. Sarah 25, 12. 116.117. 115, 161. 170 1 ibrary Auls 126 lillehei, Birgit 25, 15 3, 167 I illy. B. 170 1 him. Angela 90 Lindgren. (ackeline 25 I indgren. Mic hael 58 I indgren. Nancy 58 I indsey, Marlon 76. 166 I indstrom. Scott 76, 127 I indstrom, Stacy-JoW I ivermoce, Debra 76 l obeck, Bei ky 90, 191 I obeck, I isa 76, 167 Locascio. Marlene MX) I rx he. Joyce 25 I ockhart. Patrick 58 I rx kman. Miriam 25. 41, 117 I oowenson. Rachel It 5. 58. 168 I niton, Bridget 90 Lofton. Sean 175.190 Love, Hazel 100 I ovsluen. Jay 25 lovsluen, Jill 76. 170 I osvery, Sharon 25 I owey. Joshua 58, 169 1 osvmao, James 76 I udvigson. Aar on 76, 193 I ue, Ldward 72. 76. 169. 192 I undberg. John 76 I undgren. Sarah 90,170 Lundsten, K. 170 1 uoma, Robert 100 I ydell, Leslie 50, 58 lyders. Pt� vllrs42. MX) Lyles, Deanna 25.46 Lyons, Sharon 76, 1 32 M Macklin, Donald 25 M.widen, Kathleen 76, 77, 168 Madden, Mary 25,117,168 Madison. Doris 100 Magnuson, Brooks 58 Magnuson, Heath 90 Magnuson, Kelly 76 Magozzi, Carrie 90 Majors, Anita 58 Makouskv. Stephen 90 Mallak. Brian 25 Malmgreen. Brian 90 Marble, Paul 25, 169 Marshall. Jermaine 90 Marshall. Wilbur 25, 174. 190 Marslen, Nathan 58 Martin, Christine 58 Martin, Devery 25, 125 Marlin, Susan 25,122 Math Team 128 Mattice, Craig 100 May, Ralph 58 Ma ig. Sarah 58 McBeath, Molly 58.129 McBride. Joseph 7, 58 McCalvy, Christine 58 McCalvy, Deborah 90 McCann, Craig 58, 62. 166 McCarthy. Erin 67. 76. 168 McCarthy. Nicole 25,117 McClain. Mario 90 McConkey.Sara25. It6.117,123. 135, 168 McCoy. Dorian 25,46, 187, 191 McCoy, Jeanne 76 McCoy, lennifec 76, 167 McCullough. Danielle 76, 167, 170 McCullough. 1 inda 100 McDeimid, Keith 76 McDonald. Eyvonne 77,122 McGregor, Tina 58.122, 123 McHugh, Victoria 58 McKinney. Cato 100 198 Index Me Kinm-v. Valisa 59 McLaughlin, I on 90 Me M«hii ;.iI, Meghan 91 McNamer, Mark 77, 186, 191 McNamer. Mai I hew 60, 77. 186, 187 191 Me Namer, Richard 100, 191 Me Neal, Kevin 91 McNicoll. Mall hew 2b, 118, 119 McRae, lorry 91,166 Meierding, Cynlhia 26 Mellon. Amy 26 Monk, Timothy 166 Monk, Tracy 59 Merchant, Rush 91. 112. 117. 11H Merit Finalists 11 Messina, Gino $9 Met ger, Stephen 59 Metzger, Susan 77 Meyer. Grelchcn 59 Meyer, Kimberly 91 Meyers, Michael 100, 109 Movers, S. 168 Miles, David 77 Miller. 1 leather 59 Miller. |ay9,13,26,114,116, l IS. 141, 169 Miller, Vila 26.121 Miller. Yolanda 77, 79 Miller mates 124,125 Millwheels 142, 143 Milner. Deane 59 Milner. Dennis 59,169 Mindel. Carin 75, 77. 122 Mindel. Peter 59,61 Minehart, Anne 26, 132 Mineharl, David 77. 130 Mint . Matthew 59 Mitchell, Julie 91,115, 167 Mitchell, Philip 91 Mitchem. Robert 110, 139 Moe, Donyale 59 Mogan, Fllis 26, 16, 116, 117 Monaghan, Daniel 91 Montgomery, Nicole-10, 59. 60. 121 Moody, Nancy 101. 129 Moore, Jennifer 59, 118 Moore, I isa 59, 129 Moosbrugger, Charles 77 Mousbruggcr. Molly 59. 168 Morgan, Susan 101,117 Morrill. Cynlhia 59. 117,118 Morrill. T rk i.i 91.170 Morrison, Christopher 59, 128 Mortenson, Adrienne 77,168 Mortcnson, Ryan 59 Morton, Tor Id 77,166 Mosman. Martin 91 Moss. Charlitta 53.60. 124 Muir, Vern 101 Mullen. Aden 91 Mullen. Matthew 77,169,192 Mullett, Genevieve 77.168 Mulloy, Margaret 91 Munger. Jeffrey 91 Murphy, Kevin 26 Murphy, Lynn 5, 26,47,117, 129. 1 14, 1 35. 1 37. 1 18 Murray, I onny 77 Murray. William 77 Muse. Karrie 91 Myers, Amy 60, 118, 129, 117 Myers. Sata 91 N Napue, Zaneta 26 National Honor Society 116 Nault. Barbara 26 Nault, Jeffrey 77 Neary, Guy 60 Neer, Michelle 91,168 Nelson, Cory 77 Nelson. |oel 11, 26. 35. 150. 166. 174, 190 Nelson, Mark 26 Nelson, Matthew 77, 166, 190 Nelson, Robb 60. 112 Nelson, Stephanie 91 Nelson, Zelma 101 Nesheim. Amy 26, 117,124 Ness, David 60,192 Ness. I ltd., 167 Newberg, Michello 77 168 Nguyen, Minh 91 Nguyen, Nga 77 Nguyen, Trang 60,129 N'guyenmytrang. Minn 19 Nickelson, Steven 60 Nickelson. There's.! 78, 130, 118 Nicklow, Michael 78 Nicoski, David 60 Niederhauser, Albert 92 Nielsen, i ivi 78 Niemiec, Randall92 Niemiec, Sara 92. 170 Niesen, 1 roy 78, 112 Noble, 5. 118 Nolen, Deanna 92 Nordin, Rebec c a 92 Nordquisl, Nikol 92 Norman. Brel 60 Norrgard, Gregory 60 Norvell, Craig 92 Nye. Evelyn 78 Nygren, Marc ie 60 o O'Brien. James 78 O'Brien, Stacy 26 Oberg, Jennifer 92 Oberg. Michael 60 Ochoada, Rufino 101,110. 132 Odermann, Sasha 87.92 Oium, lisa 26,42 O’Keefe, Patrick 101 Okada. Mariko 92 Olesen, Diane 60 Olmsc held. Jeffrey 60,166, 192 Olofson. Paul 60 Olsen, Brenda 60.6-1 Olsen, Kaj 60 Olsen, Margaret 60 Olson, Amber 78 Olson, Ann 60,123,168 Olson, Christopher 51. 160 Olson, Darwin 78 Olson. Holly 26, 123 Olson, |oey 78, 169 Olson, Ion 26, 119.1 15,179, 192 Olson, Kimberly 61 Olson. L. 170 Olson, Michelle 78 Olson, Rodenc k 26, 166 Opstari. Marit 27. 117 Olio, Aslride 61 Otto, Gunars 78 Otto. Robert 78. 169, 192 Overton, Marva 27 Ovsen, Carolyn 27.116.177, 129, 160. 170 Owen, Tracy 78,170 Owens, Earnest 61 Owens, Kenneth 61 P Pageant, Christopher 51,61 Pageant, Jennifer 92,117, 118 Pagel, Daniel 7, 27 Pagel, Rebecca 78, 122 Paine, Judith 101 Palbicki. Douglas 78, 169 Palbicki, Robert 27,169, 174, 190 Palmer, Brenl 92 Palmer. Christian 61, 191 Palmer, Eric 78 Palimtuist, Fnk 169 Parrott, David 92.95 Parrot I, Julie 27 Parsons, Martha 61. 156. 168, 191 Patterson, Kathryn 61 Patterson, Terrill 92, 112 Pavekik. Matthew 92. 118 Pavekik, Shandira 77.92,1 18 Perfersen, Diane 92,170 Pedersen, lame's 27 Pederson, Amy 92 Pederson, Fern toi Pedric, Betty 101 Peik, Circle hen 101 Pelinka, Richard61 Pelinka, Thomas 92.169 Peralta. Ignacio 27. 45. I 33 Perron, Samuel 78 Persha, Eugene 101 Perusse, Amy 61 Petersen, Christine 78 Petersen, Kari 78 Petersen, lance61 Petersen, Maari 92 Peterson, Chad 92 Peterson, Christine 51,61,153,167 Peterson. Dave 61, 118 Peterson, David 61 Peterson, Eric 27 Peterson, (ill 78 Peterson, I edell 91 Peterson, I isa 78 Peterson, Megan 61 Peterson, Steven 78 Petronio, Kristen 78 Pfeifer, Mary 101 Pfeifer. Tessa 61 Philli| S. Stephen 101, 138 Phillippi, R. 170 Pielz. Shawn 61 Pik.il, Susan9, 1 3,27. 37. 1 17 Pinkney, Charles 101 Pinlo zi, Michael 27, 116, 191 Plinske, Paul 78, 166. 190 Podas. Jennifer 27 Podas. Robert 93 Pojman, Tracy 61 Poling, Damien 93 Pollard. Ri hard 27. 166 Pool, Shawn 61 Porter, Angela 93 Poseley. Denise 93. 190 Powers, Kathleen 78 Powless, Marcia 93. 1 32. 170 Pratt. Rachelle93 Price, Raina 27 Prindle, Michael 27. 38. 40. 169 Proshek, Jennifer 78 Pshihos, Trma93 Pudas, Grant 101 Puente, Christina 78 Puente, I isa 61, 170 Purdue. Jarrell 93 Pye. Erica 93. 159, 170 Q Quinn, William 91. 184 Quirk, Daniel 61. 129 Quirk, Teresa 27 R Ranh. Marlin 27, 154, 155. 169 Rarssyan, Arousa 93 Ramroop, Jennifer 62 Ramroop, Rachel 93 Ranch'll, Jean 93 Randgaard, Lynn 62 Ranstad. Marge 101 Ranzinger, Douglas 62 Rask. Sara 93 Raugiisl, Janet 27. 16, 14. 116. 117. 120. 160. 170 Rausc h. Kurt 78 Ray, Todd 78 Raymond, Sarah 108 Reach 129 Reay, James 27, 33, 37,40. 141 Reay, I esley 79, 168 Redmond, Susan 27 Reed.I van 91 Reed, Les 62 Regan, Molly 79 Reidell. Kristen 62. I 12. 138. I 19 Reinoke. Charles 93 Remington, T. 128 Renne, | hn 79, 1 30 Reynolds, Amy 62 Rhinos, Evelyn 79.152, 167. 191 Rh.nes, P. 167, 191 Rh hardson, Anthony 28, 166,191 Rk hardson, Guy 91 Ridlcr, Charles 62 Ritter. Lenus 101,104 Ritter, Stacy 28, 15. 116, 117, 119. 129. 135. 161, 170 Roberts, Chrisiopcr 79 Roberts, Cordell 62 Roberston, Emmieh 91 Robinson, Corrine 101 Robinson. Craig 79, 162, 182 Robinson, Denise 62 Robinson. Kelly 91. 127 Robinson, Kenneth 28, 166 Robinson, Lee 91 Robinson, Mark 94 Roche. Jody 28 Rex khold. Amy 59.62 Rockhold, Branch- 94 Rodgers, Ronald 101 Roeser, David 62 Rogers, Michael 28 Rohe, Joylcen 79, 112 Romain, Matthew 94 Ronrx'i, Dart ell 94 Rose-. Sarah 28. 116, 117.129,115. 182 Roseen, Chad 94 Ross, Nancee 62 Rotary 119 Roth. Paul 79 Rounlree, Kimberly 94 Roy, Chen 28.168 Ruble, Kenneth 5,28 Rudolph. Gregory 28. 46. 129, 150. 166 Rudolph. James 69, 79 Rudrud, Peter 28.41.44, 116. 120, 129. I 18 Russell, Charles 52,62 Russell. Derek 16 Russell. Kim 85.94 Russell, Stephanie 54, 79 Russell, Virginia 101 Ruslad, Andrew 94 Ryan, Sarah 94 s Sadeghi, Mark 94 Sadie Hawkins 144, 145 Sadowski, Tabylha62, 118 Sadowski. I ara 94 Salovich, Jeffrey 79 Salzman, julie 167 Samek. Bonilla 102 Sample, Valerie 62 Sampson, Gregory 62. 114, 141, 185 Sampson. Michael 62.63,191 Samscl, Eric 79 Samsel, Heidi 62 Samuel. Bmyam 75,76. 79,80 Samuelson, Karen 5,62 Sanders. Randall 94 Saphir, |ohn 57.62. 1 17. 118, 169 Index 199 Sarnn. Simpson 28. 1 SO Say, Karin 62, 12) Sayers, Brenl 79 Sayers. Robert 28 Schaffer. )ohn 79 Schermerhorn, Tracy 28 Schilz. Robert 62. 166 Schilz. Roger 62 Schirmer, Amy 28.41. 170 Schirmer. Molly 79 Schleisman, Lisa 28 Schmidt. Amanda 62 Schmidt, Douglas 9, 79, 169 Schmit, Derek 78, 79, 192 Schneider, Andrew 94, 95 Schneider. Laura 28. 15,44, 116. 117, 120 Schulte, Aaron 28, 42. 44, 120, 169 Schumeister, Margo 6) Schwamm, Patrick 28 Schwamm, Stephen 79 Schweitzer. Damon 28.45, 136, 137 118, I 19 Schweitzer, Paul 79, 191 Schwendler, Stacy 94 Seekamp, John 79 Sellers, Beretta 54,63, 126 Selstad. Nathan61, 117, 118 Senescall, Kevin 127 Seniors 18-47 Senior Awards 35 Senior Class 194, 195 Senkyr, Paul 63 Sen, Harlan 102 Shapso, Sophie 79. 1 30 Shapso, Stephanie 94 Shcbib, Afifeh 122 Shepherd, Tracee 79, 122 Sherbourne. Marc 79 Shervey, Carl 28 Shirley. Tanya 94 Shoop. Nancy 63, 168 Shoquist. Krista 94. 138 Shosie, Anne 94 Simon, Lois 29, 1 10, 1 31 Simondet. Stephen 63, 186, 187, 191 Simonson, Alyce 102 Sinonson. Kimberly 94, 170 Simonson, Roger 79 Simpson, Melissa 94. 132 Sinderman, Amy 94 Singh. Khemwattie 69, 79 Siskind, lisa 29, 33. 1 33 Skala, Jacob 63, 169, 192 Skapyak, Katherine 79 Skiing. Men's 180. 181 Skiing. Women's 182, 181 Skorheim, Scott 56, 63 Skumaulz, Kelley 70 Smith, Heather 79 Smith. Katherine 94. 130 Smith, Mark 63 Smith. Merry 94 Smith, Michael 29 Smith. Michael 94 Snider, Andrew 79 Snow Week 140, 141 Snyder. Randy 63, 130, 185 Snyder, Rosalie 95, 168, 191 Soccer, Men's 154, 155 Soccer, Women's 156, 1S7 Soderlund, Jason 80 Soine. Janice 63 Sokoloski. Matthew 29 Somnis, Timothy 80 Sophomores 66-81 Sorensen, Kendra 80. 168 Sorensen, Stacey 63 Sorenson, Todd 63. 139 Sorlein. Stacey 80, 122 Soulak, Dana 80 Sparks. Lori 95 Spartz. Peter 102 Speech 118 Speers, Kirsten 80 Spiczynski, David 29. 166, 191 Spk zynski. Melissa 95 Spriggs, Ann 63 St, Dennis. Alescia 29. 117, 124, 141 St. Dennis, Grady 80. 115, 141. 169 St. Hilaire. Jason 80 Stack, Kamala 63 Staff 98-111 Stage Crew 139 Stearns, Susan 29.44. 84, 114, 116, 117, 135. 141, 168, 189. 190 Steffenson, Mic hael 80 Stemert, Mk helle 63 Steinke. David 29 Stcnberg. Hanna 37, 131. 170 Stenerson. Gary 102 Stensland, Jeffrey 29, 169 Stevens, Jason 63 Stitzel, Keith 102, 134 Stobb, Leah 63,191 Stonich, Matthesv 63. 137, 138, 169 Storbakken, Jon 63 Stordahl. Erica 80 Stormoen, Lonny 29 Stormoen, Tracie 80 Strand. Carol 29, 35, 44, 120, 128, 118 Strand, Lynn 63,80, 138 Strand, Tavis95, 130 Stratton. John 71. 80. 169, 178, 192 Stratton, Matthew 80, 115. 169, 192 Straumann, Gina 29, 191 Straumann, Travis 95 Streets, Jaena 95, 137, 138 Strickland, Donald 102, 128 Strobel, Harold 102, 104 Strong, David 63 Stroud. Kelly 69. 73,80, 167 Sualbe, A. 169 Student Aids 126 Student Council 114,115 Sundt, Paula95 Sullies, Ramona 29 Sutton. Maggie 63, 168 Swanholm, Tracy 29, 116, 117, 129, 145. 147. 164. 167 Swanlaw, Cynthia 63 Swanson, Perry 80 Swanson, Tina 95 Swenson. Matthew 63. 166 Swimming, Men's 184, 185 Swimming, Women's 160,161 Swofford. Robert 80 Sylvester, Regina 95, 168, 190 Symeomdes, Joe 29, 33, 116. 128, 135, 162. 166 Symeomdes, Jong 80 Symmoneides, S. 170 T Tauring Roberl 102 Taykalo, Kelly 29, 117 Taylor, Harold 29 Taylor, Tamara 62, 130 Team Pictures, Fall 166-171 Team Pictures, Winter 190-193 Tellez, Walfa 29. 132. 133 Templin, William 40 Temle, Bruce 012 Thammavongsa, Souphanny 80, 122 Theis, Anne 64, 123. 126 Thies, Kan 95. 97, 167, 191 Thomas, Chandra 57,64 Thomas, Sean 64,190 Thompson. April 80 Thompson, C. 95 Thompson, Jeffery 80 Thompson, Matthew 29 Thompson, Paul 95 Thompson, Sara 93,95 Thompson, Shawntel! 64 Thomson, Angela 30 Thonc, Anna 95, 170 Thone, Carol 30. 40, 161, 170 Thurpk, John 80 Thurner, Elizabeth 55, 57,64, 167 Thurner. Mark 9, 13, 30, 169 Tichy, Scott 95 Tidwell. Maria 64, 129, 168 T ledje, Christopher 68,80, 169 Tledje, I isa 30.44, 116, 120 Tillis, Angelia 80 Tiongson, John 30, 59, 133 Tompkins. Daniel 30, 139, 166 Top Honors 34 Torrey, Todd 64. 192 Totall, Nancy 30,156, 168 Tourtelotte, Elizabeth 30,44, 116, 117, 120, 156, 168 Tourtelotte, Joy 95, 170 Tragethon, Jodi 30 Traynor, Gary 103. 104 Trevino, Jeffrey 80 Trudeau, .Mark 80 Tryggeseth, Timothy 64 Tryon, Tiffany 95 Tudor, Jason 30,40 Turbos, Michael 95 Turnbaugh. Bruce 103 Turner, Derek 64 Tyler, Anthony 80 u Uhler, Stephen 81, 169, 192 Umphrey, Andrew 64 Uphoff, Nicole 81 Urbamak, Katherine 69. 81, 124 Urbamak, Monica 96,115, 168 Urista. Sara 96 V Vagle, Stephanie 96, 115 Valstad, Jeffery 96 Valstad, Robert 81 VanBuren lisah81 VanSlooten, Randy 64 VanSlyke, Tracy 64 VanValkenburg Libby 30, 116, 117, 139, 158. 170 Vavra, Jacqueline 30 Vest, Marian 103 Vieburg Cristin64, 167 Vieira, Miram 30. 1 3 3, 1 37, 1 38 Villebrun, Jason 81 Villneauve, Charmame 85, 96 Vincent, Richmond 30,166 Voelkin, Dwayne 64 Volk. Darryl 64. 130 Vollmar. Margaret 64 Volleyball 152, 153 Voss. Peter 30. 169 Vu, Trish 64, 126, 169 w Wagner, Cathnne 65 Wagner, Kristin 30, 188 Wahian 44. 120, 121 Wald. Gary 103, 164. 166. 180 Walker, Harold 81 Wall, Lisa 81 Wallace. John 81. 129, 1)0 Waller, Bruce 103. 104 Wallman, Matthew 65 Walsh, Chnstine 30 Walter, Timothy 30 Wandmacher, Dean 81, 192 Wandmacher, Paul 65 Washington, Bruce 81 Washington. Debra 65, 125 Washington. Gregory 65 Waterston, Tracy 65 Watkins. Alicia 65 Watkins. Dane 96. 118, I 30. 185 Watkins, Shelonda 81 Wecht. Robin 81. 138 Wcdl. lohn 65 Wedl, Mk hael 96 Wegman, Keith 7,65. 130. 169, 190 Wegman, Kristi 30, 131, 153, 167 VVewIman, Jason 93,96 Weinandt, Pamela 30 Weiser, Peter 191 Welch. Daniel 96 Welcome Week 4-7 Wells, Kevin 175, 190 Wesley, Catherine 81 Wesley, Karen 96 Wesley, Pamela 65 Wester, Michelle 81 Wheelhouse, Todd 31 Whitaker. Joseph 81, 166, 190 White, Darnell 174 White. R. 65 White, Wendy 31 Whitfield, C. 65 Whitten, Chelsey 96 Wilbert. Marla 56.65 Wildanger, Jessica 31,117 Williams, Bruce 191 Williams, Dana 81 Williams, Desiree 81 Williams, Ernest 81. 166 Williams, James 31, 150 Williams, Kendall 81 Williams, Kimberley 81 Williams, Kimberly 81 Williams, Micquleta 65 Williams, Raymond 31, 116, 120, Williams. Robert 81,166 Williams. Robert 65 Williams, Shanta 81 Willy, Anna 81 Wilmes, Dena 96 Wilms, Herb 01 3 Wilson, Amy 96, 130 Wilson, Brian 96 Wilson. David 31 Wilson, Gregory 81 Wilson. Judy 103 Wilson, Margaret 31 Wilson, Michael 31 W'lkon. Tiffiany 31,122 Wilson. Todd 96, 127 Wilson. Troy 65 Wilson. Willie 81 Winsor, Debra 81 Wise, Christopher 31,42 Witt. Andrea 81 Woehrle. Michael 65 Woldum, Margaret81. 168 Wold. Jessica 31 Wolk. Roberl 103 Wolk. Seth 96 Woods, Elizabeth 96 Woods, Nicholes 96 Woodson. Payton 96 Wrestling 186, 187 Wright, Connie 31, 117 Wright. Daniel 96 Wright, Jarvm 65 Wright. Joseph 53,65 Wright, Vencent 65, 127 Wurst, Allan 103 Wyberg, Katharine 65. 124 Y Yarbrough, David 31 Young, Dewayne 96 Young. Stephanie 96 Youngdahl, Peter 65, 190 Yung ludy103 z Zakrzewski, I isa 65, 167 Zeno. T nld81 Zickcrt, Jennifer 81, 130 Zimmerman, Mic hael 81 Zoschke. Joanna 65, 138 200 Index