Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

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Brett, where can I get a pair of those? Brett Hauenstein and Denise Ktemmenson The auditorium was filled with excitement. Who would be the next Homecoming King and Queen? Emcees Debbie Flynn and Mike Enright appeared and creatively described each candidate's personality while the attendants approached the stage. Cindy Price provided the entertainment by singing You Needed Me.” accompanied by Tom Harkins on the piano. Finally, the magical moment arrived with Tracy Beckman and Steve Las-tavich being chosen this year's reigning couple. Opposite page: Erik Hembre. Mulfy Spalla. Jerry Merkel. Sara Strand. Troy Crowell. Jackie Hoover. Jrfn Davidson, Lori Ciecmierowskl. Steve Persian. Ann Osberg, Tracy Beckman. Steve Lastavich. Robby Meyers. Karen Rowe. Bob Mueller. Andrea Spalla. Bill Brandt. Kate Walker. Harold Lance. Not pictured: Lise Stahl. Homecoming Royalty (clockwise): Queen Tracy Beckman and King Steve Lastavich. Lise Stahl and Jerry Merkel. Andrea Spalla and Bill Brandt. Karen Rowe and Bob Mueller. Juniors Kate Walker and Harold Lance. Sophomores Mutty Spalla and Erik Hembre, Sara Strand and Troy Crowell. Lori Ciecmierowski and Steve Pers-an, Jackie Hoover and Jim Davidson. 7 Parading Through The Decades As in years past, Wayzata once again had a homecoming parade in downtown Wayzata on Lake Street. Each class had a float which was appropriate for their decade, except the sophomores who did not enter a float in the parade. The seniors rode a float which was a ‘‘speak-easy and wore 20’s attire. The juniors had a float with a jukebox which played 50's music for their decade. The drama department and marching band also entered floats and they tied for the winning float. Besides the floats, the band, cheerleaders, and Trojets marched in front of the royalty, who rode in cars. The senior class speak-easy. 8 Drama members “acted as it they were roasting hornets. The marching band float with its theme Outplay the Hornets.” 4 Hey. there may be something to this royalty stuff after all! Tracy Beckman and Steve Lastavich 9 Karen Htbbs models her Woodstock people pants. t Hero's pfool that the 50's and the 20's mix. Grant Fackler and Patty McCorlney � Okay, you guys. I just cleaned this wad yesterday! Lynne Baldwin. Decades The theme for this year’s homecoming week was decades. Each class was given a decade to dress in on Tuesday. Seniors were 20's, juniors were 50’s, and sophomores were 60’s. Members from each class dressed appropriately class spirit and prid S '■ a. 10 ,V - fy lavA1 ■ O AO v a-V H a s Where's the nearest speakeasy? Gretchen Haagenson. Mipheii© Marquart. and Kathy Daty. Am I sexy or what? Jim Biermeser What do you mean the 50's party was last night? Seniors Smoke Juniors 8-0 Wayzata s spirited onlookers enjoy the game Eric Swenson Powerpuff dancing can't be that serious! Webster's dictionary defines powderpuff as a soft pad used to apply powder to the skin, but we know that they are wrong. Powderpuff is a very serious football game with tremendously dedicated teams. The senior and junior girls train long, hard hours for this special game, and the cheerleaders and Trojets put in their hours too. Powderpuff is a very important part of the homecoming activities and is also a really fun tradition. The seniors dominated the game with a touchdown and a two-point conversion, making the score 8-0 with the seniors on top. The Powderpuff Trojets performed, royalty candidates were announced during halftime, and the Powderpuff Cheerleaders entertained the crowd throughout the game. 12 Forget Powderpuff — we're ready for the NFL! Hey. Chris, don't you think you'd walk better with your eyes OPEN? Senior players put their best teet forward. Lori Palmer shows that seniors are number one. 13 These guys could melt the heart of any girl! 14 . and so I said to the guy. that’s no lady, that’s my wile. Don and Lane entertained all the early risers at the 6:00 breakfast. ♦ Rocking around the clock Ade Lance. Kelly Piket. and Susan Sanford Cindy Price sang You Needed Me''at the coronation on Wednesday. Emcees Debbie Flynn and Mike Enright dazzled the audience as did Tom Harkins who accompanied Cindy ■COKING BACK ON tfcUXL - UjnAn vXu j3t prvSjV v_pvj- -VnOUOt At uOUl U3'OU CL Jx1- ..Gx cJKEh v upujno cu-t ipa UXaj crvLu, o- JUdbcJUo ■ , ™ ' ocpncxvxuYi Hoa ra vfc- cucOn ux Xxn nocxuj' 'V rUaoc 5P -to tnfi St Qe ri 'd'run ux'cl Cp moa?[ 'aLuU fY COOTAGJuC uO'.' ucu CL' i w c u . ir tTvin TO -vo dtaxx Vo dfeaj ccntov© OL co.d-O p ncax. W no jacJuu! . coS Crv i °a OOOJr u OyA .. 4 vp d«c - tax % J T f -fa UA ry i ffcsP £ , J? un c. lunk] J Ciff 0O( jL ■, - f sW Q ? cCrxe s? , -X tftuujj) . [}( . t (UvJ lt' Xl iU trfCQ. 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Angela Shand Ust Be Love W'10 -Sop -zrcfOM q T00 t? pTmd ono -( S -Lraw ly e? op 'jupfnocn X °P 03 ’c ' V OO ' i p A opv v P-j-.L 0 vn.vVV yv o X 7-� 'J - 'Y i3 aHV aco K� Yi urri v-M ya ? K AY e .o ko VY ° X VViXopv 'acv-a p Pucker up. baby! a I want my mommy!” Mr Sommers Monday “Love is the Law, pistols. Heartweek Assembly Tuesday Love is a battle field. army wear Wednesday Arena Day Thursday Make Love Not War.” sixties dress, bloodmobile Friday Heat of Passion Day. beach wear shades, volleyball game, raffle, coronation This year's Heartweek was sensational. The traditionally scheduled events were altered to involve more of the student body and faculty. More money was raised this year than any other, proving that Wayzata students really have heart! Listed above is the 1984 Heartweek schedule. 20 Matt Hunt and Troy Crowell take a spin A new addition to the traditional activities this year 21 Senior girls are always smiling' Gen Wemzierl Summer Lovt Luuu rkiD y, IH 10 cjioo-i .'Y 2.00 mission 4 |. 50 tf AreivA it' Hawaii A (x+bre Rock- Videos The theme for this year's Heartweefc dance. Mr. Arnold in action ♦ Bill Brandt gets his sweet revenge toward Mr. Sommers 22 Heartweek Royalty: Paula Kamman. Mike Floegei. Jill Bauer. Scott Dahlager. Michelle Albright. Don Jach. Nancy Kl� ck displays her formal beach attire. Marion VerOndfle as she 9 as btood Mr. Elavsky before Three peas in a pod. Craig Shaver. Kathy Daly. Jim Ramsiad � Shawn Murry goes up for the spike . and after his facial Holiday Dance Because Homecoming was informal this year, a semi-formal holiday dance was held in December. Fun was had by all. expecially Santa who had the opportunity to pose with the students. Bob Coftey and Chris Vannetli out on the town � Two ot a kind 27 Todd Haroidson searches tor his long-lost guppy. Sean Merkel on the Eastern side. How dare you take our picture white we're eating Jim Cotllnge and C.B Thomas 29 Holy Cow! I didn’t know putting Dexatrim in the sub's coffee would have this effect! Wayzata Students believe in taking their pets to school. Hey. Guys! Tom Henderson JO Peace Man! Susie Lund. Lynn Sjoberg. Heather Lipelt Hey. Sonya, get out of the picture!” Paul Anderson and Sonya Irene You take my picture and you’re dead meat! Dave Lovhaug Smiling Sophomores. Stephanie Collins and Linda Gmsbach SECIJPS The Student Voice The Student Council is made up of elected representatives from each class. The people in the Student Council have many responsibilities. They attend school board meetings to give the students' views. They organize many activities within the school and they are also involved in the community. This year they organized fund drives for the Spinal Cord Foundation, the Cancer Foundation, and the Christmas food drive for the poor. The Student Council showed their concern about the levy referendum this year by campaigning. Without the Student Council, we would have no Prom, dances, sophomore magazine sales, or other school activities. The Student Council is a very important group within our student body. Student Council: Row 1: Nicole Frothingham. Laura Johnson. Muffy Spalla. Row 2: Robin Powers. Stephanie Collins. Mike Floegel. Row 3: Judy Severson. Kelley Pederson. Row 4: Kim Kivley. John Kim. John Grandy. Row 5: Annemarie Bakke. Kate Walker. Jill Bauer. Karl Magnuson. Row 6: Kathy Heezen. Karen Rowe. Sara Strand. Chris Collinge. Row 7: Jackie Hoover. Lori Ciecmierowski. Will Cohen. Chris Schons. 34 Senior Officers: Karen Rowe-President. Kathy Heezen-PTSO. Sara Strand-All School Secretary. Chris Collinge-AII School Treasurer. Not Pictured: Lise Stahl-Vice President. Class Representatives: Row 1: Robin Powers. Stephanie Collins. Mike Floegel. Row 2: Judy Severson. Kelley Pederson. Row 3: Annemarie Bakke. Kate Walker. Jill Bauer. Karl Magnuson. Row 4: Jackie Hoover. Lori Ciecmierowski. Chris Schons. Will Cohen. Not Pictured: Matt Hunt and C.B. Thomas Sophomore Officers: Muffy Spalla-Vice President. Nicole Froth-ingham-President. Laura Johnson-PTSO Junior Officers: John Grandy-PTSO. Kim Kivley-Vice President. John Kirn-President 35 National Honor Society: Row . Michelle Heerey. Jackie Hoover. Michelle Albright. Liz Jacques. Peg Gleason. Kris Minnich. Debbie Ascher. Meredith Hasty. Row 2: Susan Henderson. Natalie Lilja, Michelle Graham. Jeff Guest. Carol Litscher, Chris Van-nelli. Shari Vaccaro. Kent Howe. Barbara Stiller. Angela Shand. Tammy Sisk. Kris Renshaw. Row 3: Lori Ciecmierowski. Andrea Spalla. Gretchen Haagenson. Mele Willis. Lisette Wenck. Patty Martin, Amy Biechlin, Lisa Johnson. Kelli Barnaal. Kim Boelter. Kris O'Konski. Row 4: Katie Troemel. Kathy Daly. Angela Lindsay. Jeanne Johnson. Geri Weinzierl, Rachel Halldorson. Heidi Schmidt. Kristin McCoskey. Michelle Marquart. Polly Gale. Pam Sjostrom. Karen Kelley. Row 5: Martin Johnson. Ed Bice. Chris Loudon. Mike Hedtke, Bill Knapp, Todd Enge. Bill Ostrem. Tom Leeper. Jerry Merkel. John Patrin. Jennifer Hamele. Lisa Hut- son. Kathy Heezen. Lori Monskey. Row 6: Brenda Michaelson. Heidi Howell. Alicia Frankwitz, Anita Norha. Nancy Cunningham. Sue Vodegel. Allison Page. Sherell Reek. Sandi Bonn. Jennifer Lund. Heather Doyle. Sue Klein. Kim Gorman. Robin Kemna. Row 7: Paul Anderson. Kevin Anderson. Doug McPherson. Kevin Lee. John Brazel. Tim Temple. Evan Cargill. Rob Bair. Robert Jennings. Hanan Heakal. Sybil Ganfield. Debbie Bier-meier. Katie Hahn. Lori Palmer. Row 8: Kurt Almquist. Eric Strodthoff. Chris Sinkel. Robert Woodford. Steve Field. Mike Flittie. Tim Walker. Ed Dulski. David Lentz. Todd Bimberg, Darin Quest. Troy Crowell. Andrezej Malewicz. Row 9: David Lovhaug. Tony Vrba. Tim Bates. Mike Hesse. Will Cohen. Dave Adams. David Kyllo. Mark Franzen. Gail Erickson. Tom Henderson. Chris Schons. Chris Schmitt, Rod Achenbach. Grant Fackler trios to sen Heart Week � 36 We’ve Got Heart The National Honor Society is a group of students selected by the teachers for their excellence in academics and extracurricular activities. The main duty of the NHS is Heart Week. Heart Week is fun but its main purpose is not all fun; it is to raise money for the Children's Heart Fund. The Children's Heart Fund uses this money for life-saving heart operations for children who could not have otherwise afforded to have them. This year the NHS raised more money than ever by selling buttons, carnations, sing-o-grams. kiss-o-grams. raffle tickets, and a phenomenal amount of suckers. Other duties of the NHS include sophomore orientation and holding a tea for new members in the spring. NHS president Jackie Hoover decides to try her luck and buy some rattle tickets from Pam Boorsma. w NHS Officers President Jackie Hoover. Will Cohen. Andrea Spaiia. and Bin Ostrem 37 Trojan Tribune: Striving for Excellence This was a challenging and exciting year for the staff of the Trojan Tribune. Reporting on such complex and important issues as the levy referendum and beginning the year with a relatively inexperienced staff, the Trojan Tribune certainly had its work cut out for it! However, as the staff worked together to overcome proofreading (ugh!), pictorial, deadline, and censorship problems, they succeeded in producing an open and lively paper. This talented staff was also able to achieve their dual goals of reporting the news accurately and objectively and serving the students with a better voice. It was truly a year of which to be proud!! AMO' A . MfMV f Bui it hurts when I think. Mr. Mahn! Laura Billings. Feature Editor. Trojan Tribune Staff: Row 1: Sandi Bonn. Laura Billings. Krista Becker. Wendy Levin. David Kyllo. Geoff Otte, Bob Spande. Row 2: Bill Ostrem. Dennis Endy, Heidi Schmidt. Carl Brakob. Shari Vaccaro. Ellen Swanson. Debbie Flynn. Sue Klein. Row 3: Karen Kelley. Susan Zeman. Jeff Smiens. Heidi Howell. Jim Tittle. Jody Jones. Kevin Boyum, Jayne Fadden. Laura BWings and David Kyllo look to Mr Mahn lor advice. Looking Back on the Yoar TTT1 ■ Editors Wendy Levin and Da vid Kyllo What es it this time. Otte? Roger Mahn. advisor. Wayako ’84 A yearbook is a very important part of your year and that is why we tried to make this book the best that we could. It is something to help you remember all of the good times that you had during the year and something to look back on in the future. That is why we chose the theme Looking Forward to Looking Back. We hope that you will enjoy looking back on this book because we did our best to make it for you. I would like to thank the members of my staff who put in so many long, hard hours of work to make this book what it is. Patty Martin Editor. Wayako '84 I guoss Liz didn't have enough to eat tor lunch. Liz Jacques and Patty Martin A Wayako Staff: Row 1: Carey Melin. Kristin Mittlebusher, Shari Vaccaro. Heidi Thorpe. Dawn Crinklaw. Patty Martin. Melissa Longstreet, Liz Jacques. Sarah Creed. Roze Catapano. Row 2: Amy Kane. Kimberli Anderson. Kate Walker. Tracy Decamp. Stacy Johnson. Ellen Swanson. Kris Minnick. Beth Daly. Mary Kemp. Michelle Rouleau. Michelle Schupmann. Vera Kovac. Lynne Baldwin. Lindsay Fogler. Row 3: Chris Callender. Dave Schmid. John Craig. Laura Billings. Elizabeth Kirk. Stacy Carling. Shelly Micu. Amy Woldt, Debbie Biermeier, Chris Watkins. Sue Klein. Dee Ann May. Susie Albensoder. Jayne Fadden. Lisa Quass. Maura Rogan. Michelle Marquart. Not Pictured: Tracey Bleile. Editor-in-Chief ............. Patty Martin Assistant to the Editor ----- Sarah Creed Special Events Editor ....... Kristin Mittlebusher Groups Editor ............... Patty Martin Sports Editor ............ Michelle Schupmann Faculty Editor ........... Michelle Rouleau Sophomore Editor ......... Tracey Bleile Junior Editor ................... Laura Billings Senior Editor ............ Liz Jacques Photography Editor ....... Dave Schmid Studious Kristin Mittlebusher and her helpers. Liz Jacques helps Sarah Creed with her typing. Photographers: Row 1: John Craig, Dave Schmid. Chris Callender. Row 2: Stacy Carling. Lynne Baldwin. Michelle Rouleau. Not pictured: Mike Zolchonock. Carrie Arndt. Dave Dannert. and Melinda Mattson. 4 They Made “Those Were The Days” A page in the yearbook has never been dedicated to the Homecoming Committee before, but we felt that they did such an excellent job this year that they really deserved it. Many long, hard hours of work went into the planning of Homecoming and it was a great success. Balloon sales were a new attraction this year and of course there were button sales. The committee also had the difficult task of deciding whether to keep the dance formal this year or change it to an informal dance. After great consideration they decided upon an informal dance which was not a popular decision with everyone, but they felt that it was the right one. Those Were The Days was the theme for the week and each class was assigned a decade from which to dress and create a float. The Seniors were 20’s, the Juniors were 50‘s, and the Sophomores were 60’s. The week was a great success and the whole student body wishes to thank the committee for a job well done. Homecoming Committee: Row 1: Andrea Spalla, Beth Fjelstul. Lisa Johnson, Tammy Sisk, Lindsay Fogler, Sharon Myers, Beth Ferrin. Michelle Marquart. Beth Daly. Kelli Barnaal, Jill Healey. Rachel Halldorson. Row 2: Michelle Albright. Ellen Swanson, Sonya Irene. Debbie Flynn. Heather Doyle. Gretchen Haagen-son. Lisa Hutson. Heidi Schmidt. Kris O'Konski, Kris Minnich, Heidi Thorpe. Row 3: Debbie Ascher, Anne Dezenski. Liz Jac- The button everyone was wearing Homecoming Week ques. Natalie Lilja. Michelle Schupmann. Anne Marie Bakke. Jill Steinbrenner, Shari Vaccaro. Chris Vannelli. Melissa Longstreet. Susan Sanford. Kate Walker. Row 4: Lori Monskey. Sue Johnson. Kris O’Brien. Sandy Anderson. Anita Norha, Don Jach. Lane Waddell. Karen Rowe. Andrea Myers, DeeAnn May, Sue Klein. Julie Cureton. Kathy Daly. 42 At Your Service Ushering at drama presentations and music activities, videotaping athletic events, working at concession stands, and participating in community events are just a few of the valuable functions the newly formed Student Service Corps performed this year. The Corps was organized by Student Activities Advisor Connie Lewis for two purposes: (1) To provide valuable services to the school and community and (2) to fulfill the need of students who want to be involved in school activities but have not had the opportunity to do so in the past. With hard work and a little luck, chances are that this dedicated but relatively unknown group of students will grow into a larger and even more successful organization! Student Service Corps: Row 1: Marnmc Nelson. Anna Klemsteuber. Kristin B:geiow. Dawn Scott. Row 2: Julie Dombeck. Beth Mosby. Meitssa Longstrect. Kris Androii, Susan Santord Row 3: Conn Lew.s (Advisor). Jennifer Magnuson. Gene Gruber. Greg Albers. Susan Henderson. Liz Jacques 43 Focus: An Opportunity Focus Is: An opportunity to succeed. An opportunity to grow. An opportunity to learn. An opportunity to achieve. An opportunity for a future. Focus Homocoming Royalty Tom Kenny and Melanie Lewis Focus: Row 1: Sandy Narr. Lynn Taylor. Lisa Osgood. Dennis J. Johnson. Keith Pruett. Jeff Lehmberg, Pat Dykhoff. Row 2: Melanie Lewis. Lisa Daley. Nicole beard. Cheri Walker. Renee Burns. Dolly Chesley. Brad Mengelkoch. Fred Corrie. Brad Johnson. Row 3: Tiffany Hassler. Diana Woodhull. Michelle Trul- sen. Carlen Van Heel. Sharon Magnuson. Sarah Killorin. Teri Stahl. Cathy Ascher. Bobbi Unwin. Kathy Baker. Joe Hodge. Row 4: Joel Lenz. Doug Davis. Steve Jonas. David Nixon. Gregg Erickson, Paul Monahan. Tom Kenny. Craig Peterson. Paul Ku-lus. Kent Haft. 44 On-The-Job Training On-The-Job-Training is an opportunity for students in our school to learn from actual job experience. This extra experience helps them to do a better job in the career of their choice. They also have guest speakers from other professions who teach them about various careers. It is a great opportunity for this group of students in our school. On-The-Job-Training: Row ?: Patty Rosenberg, Ellen Simon. Kim Ruchti, Cindy Luann Lonnquist. Diana Pearson. Margaret Wilkes. Chuck Mann (Teacher). Row Rengel. Janice Dahl, Tina Slaughter. Row 2: Monica Albin, Leann Roley. Linda 4: Paula Thedorll. Dee Thomas. Sandy Pratschner, Roxanne Miller. Kay Mom-Ylitalo. Sarah Wuollet. Mike Butkowski, David Wolf. Tim Rodman. Row 3: Bob catti. Lon Courneya. Mike Bredeson. Bob Dromcter. Row 5: Phil Jurmu. Mark Miggins (Teacher). Shelly Beaty. Sheie Magd. Shelly Dahlager, .Ur Wuollet. Vogeler. Joe Goblirsch. Keith Schwegler. John Faue 45 Debate: We Have Pros Cons Are you in search of an opinion? Do you have trouble taking a stand? Has our school got a group for you! The debate team offers a great chance for a student to develop skills to support an argument. The debate team, though a young one this year, was very successful. There were four juniors debating at the championship (or varsity) level and they all made it to the semi-finals at Gustavus Adolphus College. Next year the debaters are looking forward to bigger and better things with thirty-four students enrolled in debate for the fall. Debate: Row 1: Barb Pagnucco. Julie DiGrOvanna, Brenda WetcMIn. Sarah Mitch Granberg. Bill Komp. Row 3: Mrs. Sartt. Greg Padden. Phi’.-p Howe, Mike Fjelstul, Stephanie Blocher. Angela Shand. Barb Stiller. R.J. Broyles. Row 2: Heiser. Bob Pasnau. John Kim. Erin Juette. Jett Stolle Debbie Detahanty. Bob Warren. Kelli Mallison. Candyce Kroenke. Pat Kiernan. Junior Achievement: Achieving Success Junior Achievement is a chance for high school students to learn about how businesses are run. Each group of students creates its own corporation and runs it to see which group can make the most profit. Scholarships are awarded to outstanding members of the organization and the group shares in its own profits. 47 PM Vo-Tech Vo-Tech Every morning and afternoon one can see the migration of students from their classes. These students are in Vo-Tech, a program which sends them to Hennepin Technical Centers to learn about subjects which are not offered at our school. These subjects include auto mechanics, health careers, banking occupations. and graphic communications among many others. This opportunity helps them to learn skills which will help them with their future careers. a m. Vo-Tech � Thespians And Stage Crew Stage Crew Row 1: Debt Biermeier. Robin Kemna. Sandy Syverson. Row 2 Glenn Bissner. Suki Haehlen. Brad Smith Row 3: Tammy Sisk. Tim Evenson. Row 4: Brett Williams. Mat Baker. Thespians Row 1: Brett Williams. Angela Shand. Tammy Sisk. Geri Wemzierl. Row 2: Robin Kemna. Tim Evenson RotvJ. Sukl Haohlen, Sandy Syvorson. 49 T rojets The high-kicking Trojets increased by four members this year, bringing the line up to 28 girls. It takes a lot of dedication to be a member of the line; almost every day they practice for two hours teaching and perfecting dances. It is tough work to prepare to dance at various school events such as football, soccer, basketball, hockey, and wrestling. The Trojets provide entertainment at these events and add a lot of school spirit to them. Aside from dancing for the school events, they must also create three new dances a year just for competitions. This year they attended competitions at Norwood. Apple Valley. St. Cloud, and Minneapolis. Say cheese!!!!!!' ♦ 50 Row 1: Debbie Ascher. Nancy Hagenson, Cathy Watson. Chris Vannelli. Jenny Adams. Mary Dugan. Adie Lance. Kelly Piket. Susan Sanford. Row 2: Cindy Price. Jackie Williams. Amy Kane. Mary Kay Dale. Heidi Schmidt. Debbie Flynn. Michele Albright. Jenny Kjos. Row 3: Karen Kromer. Muffy Spalla. Nancy Whitehead. Nancy Cunningham. Julie Ronning. Michelle Ritter. Julie Cureton. Lisa Hutson. Kim Trammel. Not Pictured: Kami Springer. Lise Stahl. 51 Cheering Us On To Victory! What would a football, basketball, or hockey game be without cheerleaders? Boring, that’s what. The cheerleaders really put in a lot of work throughout the year to add school spirit to our games, pep fests, and everyday school life. They add that little spark of excitement that can really get a crowd going. The cheerleaders play an important part in our school and their effort is greatly appreciated. A Sqoad Cheerleaders: Row VSonja Tomaschewski. Captain Peggy Gleason. Heidi Schmidt. Kate Walker. Joan Preiss. Row2:0awn Turner. Captain Dawn Williams. Denise Buhmann. Holly George. Beth Mihajtov. AHison Page. Natalie Lilja Row 3: DeNae Bergeson. Cindy Baker. Denise Kiemmenson. Meredee Hasty. Andrea Spaiia. Patti McCortney. Captain Jackie Hoover. B Squad Cheerleaders Row l: Laura Johnson. Doneta Pearson. Lon Crowell. Andrea Marvin. Captain Judy Rosenberger. Row 2: Amy Rettcrath. Sue Newell. Captain Mary Mihajtov. Jenny Jaynes. Row 3: Ti Guilmant. Tina Masica. Shelli Schmlt. Jenny Ames. Nancy Kolb. Cheerleading makes us happy! Looking Back Qn the Yeaf Everything going okay back there? ■ ■■■■■III IMIT Captains Dawn Williams. Jackie Hoover, and Peggy Gleason 111 I I I I I ■ ITT 53 Orchestra The Wayzata High School Orchestra had a membership of twenty-one this year. The first concert was held November 10 and was a fundraiser for the planned trip to Chicago. Members also raised money by selling apples that they had picked at the Appleside Orchards. The orchestra went in March to Chicago for the National Music Convention with orchestras from Wayzata East and West Junior Highs. They had other concerts on March 6 and May 10. Their director. Barbara Molinare, put in many hours of extra time and effort preparing for the music convention. Practice makes perfect. Patty Detaney Orchestra: Row 1: Barb Walter. Margot Mmner. Sarah Troemel. Patly Delaney. Walter. Row 3: Laurel Hess. Nancy Klicfc, Kathleen Pruett. Barbara Molinare Laris Wgants Row 2: Kan Loing. Shari Degman. Sue Peterson. Juliet Burba. (Oirector). Lynne Baldwin, Steve Woo. Tom Schumacher. Mel� ssa Freedland. Jennifer Color Guard Twirls Through Season The Color Guard showed tremendous pep and spirit this year, while leading the way down Lake Street for the James J. Hill Parade. However, this was only one of the exciting events that they participated in. Others included performing at pep tests and football games, and marching in the Homecoming Parade. With new uniforms and renewed spirit, the Color Guard twirled their flags to precision routines which they spent long hours creating. The Color Guard leads the way down Lake Street on James J. Hill Day It my triends could see me now Row 1 Jenny Nygren. Koren Boyum. Carol Merriam. Anne Dezenski. Laurie Bednar. Tammy Sisk. Jolene Reynolds. Row 2 Tina Abbot. Ten Kumertietd. Laura Mattie. Natalie Schieske. Joy Graves. Jill Jackson. Amy Biechlin, Lesfce Wetchim, Carol Filbin. Not pictured: Jenni Tiscb. 55 Strike Up The Band Overflowing with pep and spirit, this year's Marching Band enjoyed a very successful season. Many hours were spent on the practice field, come rain or shine, perfecting routines which included difficult maneuvers that had never before been attempted by the band. In their spare time, a number of band members helped to create an award winning Homecoming float. This year’s Drum Majors. Sonya Irene and Paul Anderson. enthusiastically led the band at pepfests. parades, football games, and concerts. The students were led by Band Director Chip Williams whose time and effort helped to make this marching season one of the best ever. Marching Band Director Chip Williams in action. 56 What happened to my music? Mike Nahornlak Drum Majors Paul Anderson and Sonya Irene Marching down Lake Street during tho James J Hill Parade I thought you were go� ng to bring the cups' Sonya Irene and Paul Anderson Row l Maia Segura. Steve Mikkelson, Angie Krohntetdt. Steve Stormo. Matt Momcatti. Paul Anderson. Steve Hegele. Sonya Irene. Brandon Olson. Robin Krueger. Chris Hartneck. Dave Hemphill. Dave Hill Row 2: Paul Cartson. Beth Ferrin. Betsy Straka. Amy Roehl. Dee Ann May. Lindsay Fogier. Jennifer Heisei. Marnme Nelson. Jennifer Walker. Sonya Williams. Jodi Rowen. Jody Jones. Anna Johnson. Jill Foty Row 3: Jill Stembrenner. Angie Hesse. Joan Tranberry. Sarah Leaf. Astnd Roed. Heidi Roed. Beda Mast. Kelly Regan. Sandy Anderson, Kim Brandt. Kim Johnson, Cheryl Jopp, Paula Mayer Row 4 Janet Swanson. Julie Daws. Kim Harberts. Kathryn Moe, Andrea Marvtn. Laura Johnson. Amanda Miller. Pat Kroeten. Amy Tauring. Susan Degrote. Kama Christopher. Judy Severson. Kelley Pederson Row 5. Joyce Weiss, Melinda Mattson, Lisa Schaftran. Julie Evans. Jui e Nelson. Kim Gorman. Bill Staehle. Erik Grimsrud. Kathy Brevik. Shelley Lucht. Susan Jodan. Jay SchindeL Row 6 Pam Seiler. Tina Zeller. Pam Hedtke. Susan Hegstrom. Barb Hebert. Kristen McCoskey. Shawn Leuer. David Stengel. Linda Eng. Kathy Hollis. Karen Hahn Row 7. Greg Lueck. Mike Sutzbach. Krista Daiager. Beth Hazen, Martin Johnson. Nancy Johnson. Maureen Roth. Kristen Bigetow. Leslie Treptow. Brian Alexander. Ky Johnson Row 8 Meredith Teske. Sarah Fjeistui, Leslie Johnson. Chris Johnson. James Hebeisen. Kris Koibjornsen. Cory Johnson. Rob Greendahl. Wendy Wilson. Kim Newman. Mark Clewett Row 9: Jon Bloom. Matt Stepek. Mark Faxvog. Craig O'Brien. Mike Suiser, Chris Monicatti. Michelle Micu. Niki Vars. Rob Aurand. Brad Anderson Row W Paul Schulte. Donna Wold. Tracy Henke. Jayne Fadden. Lisa Johnson, Darcy Stivfand. Tom Anderson. Craig Young. Bill Hickerson, Ron Vickery. John Ehresmann, Duane Ford Row It: Sandra Lillemo. Michelle Arnold. David Hutchinson. David Moore. Mike Nahormak. Pat Lund. Chris Schmitt. Scott Miller. David Lund. Brenda Michaelson. Not Pictured: Can Giroir. Diane Sipoia. Kurt AlmquiSt. Ian Migaia. Tracey Tryon. Mark Erickson 57 Band: We’re In Tune Once again the band had a successful year. They performed in a winter concert and planned the usual spring pops concert which is always a success. They also brought a pep band to the hockey games to help add school spirit and cheer our team on at the Met. A tour of the northern part of Minnesota was also taken this year. The band put in a lot of practice and hard work and showed real dedication to their group. They were directed by Chip Williams. Wind Ensemble Row 7 Wendy Peterson. Sandy Anderson. Michefle Herman, Kristen McCoskey. Sherrell Reek. Ltsa Hutson. Beth Ferrin. Astrid Roed Row 2: Jill Stembrenner. He� di Roed. Andrea Marvin. Kristen Bigelow. Sonya Irene. Kim Gorman. Lesley Treptow. Jennifer Hamele. Julie Nelson. Kns Mmnich. Kris O'Brien. Eric Gnmsrud. Beda Mast. Row 3 Bob Jennings, Bill Hickerson. Chris Schons. Sue Johnson. Sarah Fjelstul. Martin Johnson. Chris Schmitt. Tom Anderson. Ky Johnson, Darci Slivland. Ron Vickory. Ian Mtgala. Mike Sutebach. David Lund. Krista Daiager Row 4 Robin Krueger. Steve Stormo. Steve Hegete. He di Schmidt. Kathy Hollis. Karen Hahn. Julie Davis. Michelle Albright. Steve Schueler. Jay Stenzel. Brenda Michaelson. Paul Anderson. Eric StrodthoH. Will Cohen. Matt Stepek. Mark Faxvog. Paul Carlson. Angela Krohnfddt Symphonic Band: Row 1: Dave Hutchinson. Julie Evans. Sean Leuer. Amanda Mii'er. Judy Severson Row 2 Anna Johnson. Jill Foty. Pam Hedtke. Pal Kroeten. Laura Johnson. Marnnie Nelson. Sue Jodan. Joyce Weiss. Row 3 Lest Johnson. Meredith Teske Bill Staley. Tina Zeller. Sarah Leat. Amy Roehi. Wendy Wilson. Jenny Helsel. Betsy Straka. Shetty Lucht Row 4 Dave Moore. Duane Ford. Mike Nahorniak, Brian Alexander. Cory Johnson. Mark Erickson. Tim Neal. Craig Young. Chris Navara. Bob Aurand. Melinda Mattson. Greg Lueck Row 5 Matt Monacotti. Jay Schmdei, Dave Hemphill. Dave Hill. Janet Swanson. Paula Mayer, Chris Hartneck. Maia Segura. Steve Mikketson. Brandon Otson. Symphonic Band Row 1 Dave Hutchinson. Julie Evans. Sean Leuer. Amanda Miller. Judy Severson. Row 2 Anna Johnson. Jill Foty. Pam Hedtke. Pat Kroeten. Laura Johnson. Marnnie Nelson. Sue Jodan. Joyce Weiss. Row 3 Leslie Johnson, Meredith Teske. Bill Staley. Tina Zeller. Sarah Leaf. Amy Roehi. Wendy Wilson. Jenny Helsel. Betsy Straka. Shelly Lucht. Row 4 Dave Moore, Duano Ford. Mike Nahorniak. Brian Alexander. Cory Johnson. Mark Erickson. Tim Neal. Cra g Young. Chris Navarra. Bob Aurand. Melinda Mattson. Greg Lueck, Row 5 Matt Monacotti. Jay Schindet. Dave Hemphill. Dave Hill. Janet Swanson. Paula Mayer. Chns Hartneck. Mata Segura. Steve Mikkeison. Brandon Olson 59 The Choir Shines Through Many Changes The Wayzata High School Choir has gone through many changes but still maintains a beautiful sound. The choir seems to have a new director each year and this year was no exception. This year’s new choir director was Julie Johnson. The choir seems to adapt to new directors very well. They had performances in the winter and spring and some members visited Luther College for a music festival. All in all. the choir had a successful year. Choir Row 1: Kaihy George. Tracy Berg. Sandra Moeller. Sus� e Lund. Tracy Fogier. Kris Strommen. Row 2 Leah Eaton. Bronda Bergerson. Claudia Ohm. Jennifer Birch. Cindy Price. Bridgette Lind bloom. Kathy Brummer. Kari Taunng Row 3: Lisette Wenck. Tracy Henke. Ekzabeth Johnson. Tammy Sisk. Angela Shand. Kristm Sturtevant. Tammy Psyick. Stephanie Blocher. Heather Lipeit Row 4 Tammy Tonsberg. Kefli Barnaal. Mete Willis. Kathy Walker. Becky Bergren. Jackie Ostroum. Jennifer Tessman. Kelfy Reed. Patty Prendergast. Tracy Nelson Row S: Brett Williams. Paul Dubuque. Tim Delaney. Mark Grove. Rich Piei. David Green, Dave UnderhiS. In Pursuit Of Trivia Quiz Bowl provides participants a chance to use their knowledge in a competitive atmosphere. Players build this knowledge in a number of ways such as reading, memorizing, or playing “Trivial Pursuit.” The team captains this year were John Brazel and Bill Ostrem. The coach was Tom Brodie. The team suffered only two losses during the season, one each to Hopkins and St. Paul Academy. High School Bowl: Row I: Alien Hagen. Jay Stenzel. Dave Schmid. Row 2: Paul Schulte. David KyKo. Chris Schons. John Brazel Row 3: Mike Hedtke. BiU Ostrem. Beda Mast. 61 Foreign Relations The Foreign Exchange Hang-out Linda Beaverson, Foreign Exchange Student in Sweden. Foreign Exchange Row 1 Kelli Barnaal. Birgitte Solland. Michelle Heerey. Kris Strom- Oorantes. Row 3: Sue Gerke, Andrea Myers. Steve Cade. Claire Eggericx. Larry Tuura men. Marta Esteban. Row 2: Saarl Vuorisalo. Fernanda Vieira. Tammy Sisk. Rosanna (Advisor). � 62 Foreign Exchange Students: Row 1: Marta Esteban. Saari Vuorisalo. Rosanna Dorantes. Claire Eggencx. Fernanda Vieira. Kris Strommen.Birgitte Soriand. Andrejz Rotander. 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LAMM , Ol W) a UXdl Vc UX t OnAXX 't XCOnOa£. frOVd t|j Ai v do Cvwci vX « fcU oJuSjooujq cX v 3 u X 4 -u iWYrvYruA , Uu trAAiCc UJ adXvnJ •XD«ge 4AJlA. cx Ifc U(Xu L aC VSLOJc •-L -QXaJJ. dVuAjc XAS- UxsuJ-d C O CV d Oc I ( 7 go fOA- ! We Believe! The sign says it all!! Another Trojan Victory! The 1983 football team will be remembered for many things: for its overtime victories against Edina and Osseo: the muddy battle against Armstrong: the relentless goalline stands: and, most of all. the tears that were shed by the team, showing their love for the sport and one another, before the last game against Fridley. All-Conference: Dave Adams. Mark Mendel. Bob Mueller. Steve Lastavich, and Kevin Engdahl Outstanding Defender: Bruce Belt rand Outstanding Lineman: Mark Mendel Outstanding Back: Bob Mueller Trojan Award: Todd Enge Mark Mendel taking it In stride. 66 The perils ot a football player. Steve Hrkal and Mr. Stol? On the road to a Homecoming Victory! Bob Mueller A line of unity. Perry De Stetfano. Greg Larson. Gary Bourne. Chris Grove. « The pause that refreshes! Brett Wiley Looking Back On The Year ... nmninm Captains Steve Persian. Bill Brandt, and Jerry Merkel would like to thank their fellow teammates for the unity that made them believers. 67 Where did the football go? Tom Lisle Ready for attack! Umph! Pat Knight J. D. Stull and Tom Sebold looking to the future. � � Did ya hear the one about ... ? Dave Stavros 68 Bob Mueller with one more fabutous kick Ooo. I love It, I love it. I love it! Ken Zwach The strength of the sidelines. Brett Hauenstein � The pain of another Wayzata Injury. 69 On The Run — Boys’ And Girls’ Cross Country Mr. Miles shows his feelings about the way Jim Baumer runs. Kurt Almqulst and Mark Bennett, intense on the course � Oh Rddtedee doe! Coach Bin Miles Through dedication and consistent summer training the Boys’ Cross Country Team surpassed their expectations this year in their performances against some of the state’s best schools. The varsity team produced five runners who had times under 17:00 for 5 kilometers, and the junior varsity continued a long established Wayzata tradition of dominance in the conference and in the big invita-tionals. Looking Back on the Year We were relatively pleased with the season and the friendships we formed.” Captains Dari Brakob and Mike Flittie 70 Sue W.ic.i.ichlan. out m front, leads the pack on the course. All region runner i .-,loy Treptow Angela Lindsay looks ahead toward vtctory. This year's Girls' Cross Country Team was successful because of the support and encouragement among team members. This led to the best season in recent years. Work and dedication paid off for not only the team, but also for Lesley Treptow. who became All-Conference. All-Region, and also qualified for State. Looking Back on the Year This season was one of sweat, tears, pain, and a lot of triumph. Captains Kris Min-nich. Kathy Heezen. and Jeanne Johnson 71 Boys’ Soccer Completes A Successful Season Bril Knapp heads In the right direction. When the 1983 Wayzata Soccer Team took the field at the beginning of the season, the players knew that they had the potential to be the best team in Wayzata Soccer history. No one was disappointed, as the team went on to a 10-4-2 record. While outscoring their opponents 33 to 13. the team compiled Wayzata’s best goals-for and goals-against averages. But even more important was the impressive unity and self-motivation that the team displayed under the leadership of Coach Tom Snicker. The offense was diligent and patient enough to score the important goals when they were needed, and the defense was strong, never losing by more than one goal and never allowing more than two goals in a match, while getting six shutouts. This balance and singularity of purpose helped them to the Region 6 Final before losing to eventual State Champion Hopkins. 1-0. Most Valuable Player: John Brazel Most Assists: Mike Swenson Best Offensive Player: Mike Swenson Best Defensive Player: Ken Kozachok All-Conference: Tom Weil. Matt Hunt. John Brazel All-State: John Brazel m Coaches Lamphefe and Snicker .-.atcn ;ne action on the field 72 Jim Davidson starts to make his move � Troy Crowell and Reik Andersen warming up before the game. One hundred and one. one hundred and two Lee leibig Tom Weil and Matt Hunt working to score. Looking Back on the Year ‘The 1983 Wayzata Soccer earn has set an example for earns in the years to come. Captains John Brazel. Tom Weil, and Jim Davidson 73 Girls’ Soccer: Alive And Kicking Annemarie Bakke cooler warming )' -zA. Karen Kelley livens up the team ♦ Waiting for the Pall, Kun Tomcryk. Even though the Girls’ Soccer Team had a new coach and a slump in the middle of their season, the unity of this soccer team kept them together and led them to become the Lake North Conference Champions. Most of the players on Varsity this year were seniors and felt that their last season ended victoriously. The Seniors on the 1983 team would like to wish the 1984 Varsity and J.V. teams all the good luck that they deserve. Coach's Award: Kim Tomczyk Best Forward: Sue Muchlinski Best Midfielders: Carol Litscher and Jennifer Walter Best Defense: Anne Kessler Most Valuable Players: Anne Kessler and Jennifer Walter m Anno Kessler, practicing hard Looking Back on the Year Our season was a success mainly due to the attitude of the players and the unity. Captains Carol Litscher and Jennifer Walter 75 Girls’ Tennis Aces Season Kfista Becker slices her backhand The overhoad thal gol away from Shelly Kayser This year's Varsity girls' tennis team was one of the hardest working. most improved, and most respected teams in the Lake Conference. The team had lost eleven letter winners from the previous season and only had four returning. They were also not ranked highly by the Lake Conference coaches. However, the team's performance proved the rankings wrong with a 4-2 conference record. The team also competed in the First Annual Lake Minnetonka Classic in which the girls crushed Mound and surprised Orono (the West Suburban Conference Champs) to win the title and trophy. Most Improved: Claire Eggerich Most Valuable: Lori Palmer Rookie-of-the- Year: Jane Runzheimer All-Conference: Jill Healey and Beth Yusup The winners of the First Annual Lake Minnetonka Classic Beth Yusup waits intently lot the serve Sara Strand in tine form Jane Runzheimer doing a John McEnroe. � J;ll Healey makes a fearsome sight at the net, Sara Strand. Jill Bauer. Kelly Regan, and Lori Palmer working on their tans Looking Back on the Year .. iiiimimiH We didn't win the conference. but we learned what it meant to be a team.” Captain Shelley Kayser 77 irmnimm Volleyball Team Shines In Region Playoffs Wendy Richters making a tip-top play This year’s Girls' Varsity Volleyball Team had a regular season that was full of ups and downs. However, they set their goals for the end of their season and they reached their goals by winning some key games. The team reached its peak during the Region Play-Offs by beating both the second and third seeded teams in the tournament. The season ended by placing second to Armstrong (the State Champions). This year's team wishes next year's team lots of luck because they have great potential. All-Conference: Sue Carter Most Improved: Kirsten Berglund Best Server: Katie Hahn Diane Glampe bumping around the court � The sky's the limit! Sue Carter 78 Ms. Bunce. why does Karen always get to be line leader’’ 'No. I do. Kirsten Berglund. Diane Glampe. Julie Otis trying to fty The team trying to awaken Ms Bunce during a not-so-exciting game Looking Back on the Year “The success of our season is due to the commitment and unity of our team as a whole. Everyone did her part.” Captains Rachel Halldorson and Kirsten Berglund nn riTi iimr 79 Boys’ Swimming Strokes On Bill Brandt butter1l e$ through the water What a lackmiet Mike PwJerson takes a break from competition. The creature? TV ' Despite its ut fufmembeKlhe Trojan swim-, y ming team missed a first place tie because of an ■ y ly ofj,ciars mistake. The team finished with a record LyiS AoK 7-1 and outstanding performances were turned in by nearly every team member. . ? 4$ yiw?' a If 1 Looking Back On The Year Pool pain breaks the grade ). Captain Bill Brandt 80 Wayzata swimmers in a blur The girls’ swimming team had a very successful season, having a conference record of 5-1 and ranking second. Four members went on to the state meet; competing in the medley relay were Laura Erickson. Kristen Neuenfeldt. Lisa Garvey, and Linda McKinley. Outstanding performance in two individual events was made by Kristen Neuenfeldt. I had a great season, had a lot of fun. and will miss everyone next year.” Captain Laura Erickson 81 Boys’ Basketball Team Sparked By Youth Harold Lance drives toward the basket. Marvelous Mike makes hrs move. M ke Rands. ♦ Hey. who is that cute blonde in the third row? The 1983 1984 boys’ basketball team tried their hardest this year to overcome their inexperience. Despite the fact that this year’s varsity team had only one returning starter, this group of young athletes strove to succeed as best they could. Although they did not achieve what they had hoped to. the players gained much experience and look forward to an experienced and successful team next season. 82 I wish there was some Kleenex Mr. Arnold and team. Dave Adams puts up two. � “Surfs up!” Dave Adams takes a tree throw. Looking Back On The Year.... “We lost a lot of close games and our record isn’t a very good indication of our ability.” Captains Dave Adams and Greg Johnson 83 What did you say? Mr. Arnold. � Chad Sprinket casts his spell on the ball. We've got to stop meeting like this. Scott Kallsen. � Boy. that was a rough landing ” Matt Vertin. I should have used Old Spice. Chad Sprinkel. There goes slammm'. jammin' Dave for two.” Dave Adams. � Scott you may be number 13 in the books, but you're number t in my heart. Harokl Lance and Scott Kaiisen. “€ $!%. l wish you guys know how to pass! M-ke Rands. « Girls’ Basketball Dribbles On This group of uniquely dedicated athletes have had their share of ups and downs throughout the season, but have grown together through the experience. Most importantly, they have grown as individuals while learning respect, teamwork, and the ability to support others. Led by captains Kathy Heezen and Lori Palmer, the girls' basketball team strove hard this season for success, and co-captain Palmer achieved it by being second in the Lake North Conference in scoring. Bui my arms arc tired Sue Carter The ball went that way. Tracy Irish ♦ 86 Coach Schroeder talks about game strategy. • Lori Palmer goes up for the shot. Looking Back On The Year We’d like to thank everyone on the team for making oasketball what it was. We wish you the best of luck in whatever you do. Captains _ori Palmer and Kathy Heezen 87 Wayzata Hockey: Lake North Champs Here. Steve, let me show you how to do a camel spin ’MT.J. Sheldon. Steve Persian and Jimmy Davidson Jon tMTabitua! abode “ ,h0 p6nal, ' b°x- To°y Pride, desire, and the willingness to work made a third Lake North Champion team. In the beginning, the team, like any other new team, had to learn to work with the new members effectively. As a result, the team met with some disappointing losses as well as some fine victories. Then suddenly things changed. The team dubbed the change ,‘berserkamania.M They pulled together and the team went wild, upsetting some of their strongest opponents. The work that the team had put forth paid off. as it took an overtime goal by Minnetonka in the Region semi-finals to end the tough Trojans’ season. The spirit ol the team — togetherness gets the goal! Man alone on the ce. Jon H nze i i Off to another Trojan Battle. Jon Hinze. Greg luedke, Paul W cker. Eric Swenson Hey. you guys, stay away! Greg Luedke. ♦ Here he comes, on the run .. Darin Quest. Looking Back On The Year Thanks, guys. The memories you gave will never be forgotten. Jimmy Davidson. Tom Weil, and Steve Persian 89 fl Troy Crowell rounding the bend. Get outta my way! Tony Chermak. w Get your loot oil my stick! Steve Persian “What do I do with it now? Tom Weil. � The lew. the proud, the Wayzata Hockey team ♦ 'Do you want ihe puck or should I lake it? Tony Chermak The leader ol the pack! Jon Hmze Look. Mom. only one leg!” T.J. Shetdon, „ The lorm ol a Wayzata Trojan! Troy Crowell ♦ 91 Wayzata Wrestlers Take It Down Ernie McNeil lakes his opponent down. This year's wrestling team finished 5th in the conference, 8th in the Wayzata Invitational. 7th in the Columbia Heights tournament. and second in the South St. Paul tournament. This probably was one of Wayzata's youngest teams ever with 22 sophomores. 4 juniors, and 4 seniors. They averaged six sophomores starting on Varsity. rarely seen in the Lake Conference. Though this year was humbling, it was productive and showed outstanding promise-Wayzata’s wrestling team should be very competitive in the future. Congratulations to John Patrin and Brett Bergeron for winning all-conference honors and to Brett Bergeron who placed 2nd in the Region and competed in the State Tournament in March. Tim Laurent in action Malt Garner congratulating Pat Lund. 92 Mall Garner ready lor action. Malt Garner tackles his opponent. Go get 'em. Tom Tom Lisle Pat Lund shows Fridley the Trojan Spirit. John Jakupciak demonstrates his power to overcome Looking Back On the Year “The wrestling team this year was very young but should do well in the future. Captains Kent Walczak, John Patrin. and Jim Laurent. 93 Wayzata Skiers Complete Challenging Season Slalom Skiing: Row 1: Randy Nielsen. Dave Mittle-busher. Todd Wagner. Steve Renshaw. Scott Norris. Craig Johnson. Gary Leatherman. Row 2: Stephanie Blocher. Kim Neuman. Theresa Gunnare. Jill Golle. Stephanie Collins. Kim Ritchie. Chris Gruidl. Sara Strand. Stacy Cummings. Ketti Herron. Row 3: Brian Carter. Matt Pasquarella. Tim Ziemer. Eric Gabriel-son, Scott Wot he. Scott Dahlager. Mike Walter. Bill Bartel. Peter Ziemer. Scott Sandler. Row 4: Gordon Cummings. Lynn Sjoberg, Nancy Klick. Kristen Mittle-busher. Dave Cleveland. Billy Olson. Jeff Riebe. C.B. Thomas. Bill Dworsky. Clark Schmidt. Mark Van-dadlen. Cross Country Skiing: Row 1: Duane Schumacher. Steve Cade. Karl Magnu-son. Mike Berneking. Glenn Bissner. Dana Wintern-heimer. Rob Bair. Eric Schaffer. Dave Dannert. Bob Warren. Doug McGol-drick. Row 2: Coach Mary Penninger. Bjorn Danielson. Rich Piel. Stacy Schurter. Kim Brandt. Annemarie Bakke. Dawn Dannert. Kim Anderson. Debbie Dela-hanty. Wendy Walles. Tom McGoldrick. Coach Steve Sellers. This year was the second year for the Wayzata Slalom Ski Team. It was all around a successful year. Practices started in the middle of December, two or three times a week. Races were held once a week on Tuesday nights. The cross country ski team had an excellent season this year despite its small size. The boys, coached by Steve Sellers, ended up placing second in Regions, missing state by a small margin. Sophomore Bjorn Danielson, however, went to state individually and took 17th place. The girls were coached by Mary Penninger and. though their record was not all that impressive. they did rather well considering only four girls remained the entire season. People are encouraged to join the team next year — it's a great group of people and a happy break from running. Kathy Capone on the parallel bars Looking Back On The Year ... The girls' gymnastics team had its ups and downs this season, but they all pulled together and made this season the best season ever by a Wayzata gymnastics team. With outstanding showings by seniors Kathy Capone and Karen Kelley and junior Amy Towler. the Trojans sent three gymnasts to the Region 6AA finals. Everyone on the team contributed to the success of the season and we all had a great time. Captains Karen Kelley and Kathy Capone. 95 Varsity Football Row 1 Steve Lasta-vicfi. Brian B'.ume. Doug Paul. Gary Bourne. Jay Stenzel. Jim Roi y. Pat Knight. Mike Gilman. Darrin Hebert. Tom Lisle. Paul FadOen. Kevin Eng-dahl. Paul McKovitt. Matt Garner. Row 2 Mark Franzen. Bob Levi, Mark Eng-dahi. Jack Poierson. Tim Stenzel. Bob Tetu. Coach Ward Schuster. Head Coach Roger Lipelt, Coach Ken Zwach. Coach Dave Stavros. Scott Stenzel. Marty Lere. Grog Larson. Tim Ziemer. Tim Walker. Brett Haucnstein. Row 3: Jerry Merkel. Brian Orvis. Jett Potors. Chris Grove. Scott Beckman. Greg Hanley. Mike Rod. Steve Persian, Kent Walczak. Dave Mueller. Todd Enge. Perry Desteifano. Kurt Pauty. Scotl May. Row 4: Oon Jach. Dave Schrmd. Rob Ehlers, Mark Mon-del. Brian Kallcstad, Mike Burr. J D. Stull Dave Adams. Brett Gambcr. Tony Vrba. Tom Sebold. John Eggert. Mike Rands. Row 5: Skip Jench. Karl Magnuson. Andy Ranier. Brett Wiley. Chns Holtmeier. Pete Ziemer. Bob Mueller. Bruce Beltrand. Steve Hrkal. John Hinze. Dave Lund. Bill Brandt. Chris Navarre. Rich Korkki Junior Varsity Football Row t Mike Gilman. Jim Re«lly. Pal Knight, Darrin Hebert. Doug Paul. Greg Larson Row 2 Kurt Pauty. Chris Navarre. Chris Hottmeier. Tim Walker. Mike Rod. Jett Deters. Scott May Row 3: Gary Bourne. Dave Schmid. John Eggert. Brian Kaitestad. Jason Stenzet. Marty Lere Row 4 Tim Ziemer. Mark Eng-dahl. John Hinze. Pete Ziemer. Davo Lund. Chris Grove Sophomore Football Row 1: Eric Boyer. Erie Trettet. Mike Yeager. Tim Delaney. John Kapsner. Sean Merkel. R.J. Broyles. Tom Busyn. John Peterson Row 2 Dave Bassitt. Tom Neno-vKh. Paul Stmn. Tony Carlson. Dave Labat. Pat Kirscht. Reggie Olson. Steve Mikkelson. Matt Sweeney Row 3: Joet Papa. Mike Wmston. Tom Elliott. John Blanchard. Jim Grua. Chris McKevitt. Bob Oare. Jett Sisk Row 4• Enc Asketand, Greg Elestad. Burke Forstor. Steve Schater. Steve Motley. Craig Hrkal. Louis Colson. Brian ChaH-gren. Tom Turner Row S: Coach Steve Root. Matt Vertin. Ray Shouse. Bill Young. Mike Kromor. Joe Sharpe. Matt Hedge. Coach Keith Schafer % Boys' Varsity Soccer Bow 1: Mike Enright. Tony Chermak, Kenny Kozochok. Darin Quest. Mike Swenson. Grant Fackler. Row 2: Geoff Otte. Matt Hunt. Bill Knapp. Ed Dulski. Tom Well. Jim Davidson. John Brazel. Row 3: Troy Crowell. Steve Golinvaux. Tim Bates. Reik Andersen. Scott Horst. Ty Rodekuhr. Jason Grund. Coach Tom Snicker. Boys' Junior Varsity Soccer: Row 1: Ed Nordling, Dave Hopple. Jeff Riebe. T.J. Sheldon. Bryan Esse, Haris Engebretson. Jeff Wepplo. Kent Howe. Sean Tonk� nson, Row2: Mike Zofchonok. Pat O’Connor. Jim Steuerwaid. Nick Novak. Jack Heldman. Jim Coliinge. Mike Lee. Doug McPherson. Row 3: Coach Dan Wicks. Scott Elliot. Eric Swenson. Eric Gabrielson. Tim Neal. Lane Waddell, Matt Bioedel. Andy Lanes. Todd Bimberg. Boys' Sophomore Soccer: Row 1: Mark Lund. John O’Gara. Erik Grimsrud. Mark Erickson. Mike Floegel, Sean Collins. Jeff Steuchen. Lee Leibig, Scott Olson. Ted Woychick. Row 2: Brian Varner. John Schwellenbach. Pat Mahoney. Erik Hembre. Peter Roed. Ken Osborn! Tim Gruidl. Jeff Stoile. Todd Bazucki. Tom Wltchger. Eric Bell. Row3:Candi Plllard. Mike Nahorniak. Dave McDoneti, Brian Carter. Kris Sohn. Ken Hanson. Eric Skytte. Chris Phillips. Matt Pasquarella. Scott Milter. Coach Lamphere. 97 Girls' Varsity Soccer: Row 1: Anglo Krohntetdt. Tracy Beckman. Sue Miller. Pam Sjostrom. Michelle Rogge-man Row 2: Sue Zeman. Karen Kelley. Kim Tomczyk. Sue Muchlinski. Chris Kruger. Jennifer Waller. Row 3: Coach Brad Hilgencamp. Lynn Ewoldl. Carol Litscher. Liz Jacques. Kris Vandevoorl. Ann Kessler. Coach Karen Hulteng. Girls' Junior Varsity Soccer: Row 1: Sue Overmyer. Angie Larue. Wendy Freidmeyer, Sarah Creed. Kim Guy. Anne-Marie Bakke. Vivie Larson. Wendy Faber. Melanie Tauring. Row 2: Teresa Pruett. Chris Gruidl. Cathy Miguel. Michelle Heerey. Ann Gun-nare. Kris Frelheim. Karen 8lum. Pally Kelly. Randi Fontana. Beth Johnson. Row 3: Coach Brad Hilgencamp. Sue Berkman. Anne Frelheim. Katy Foster. Joanne Mahovsky. Elizabeth Buckendorl. Kelli Toler. Tabby Back-man. Nancy Klick. Jane Philipich Girls' Varsity Tennis: Row . Claire Eg-gericx. Sherrell Reek. Krista Becker. Jill Healey. Row 2: Jane Runzhetmer. Lon Palmer. Coach Bill Raymonds. Jill Bauer. Shelly Kayser Row 3: Sara Strand. Lori Hubbs. Kelly Regan. Beth Yusup. Lori Ciecmierowski. Jami Bauer. % Gifts' Junior Varsity Tennis: Row 1: Cathy Albright. Samantha Vanderford. Kathy Moe. Jessie Colhngo. Metanie Holmes. Didi Hort Row2:S e-phany Schneider. Carolin Muellen. Stacy Vmar. Jenny Engler. Polly Stone. Row 3: Jennifer Mon-teith. Sue Jodan, Joyce Weiss. Coach Tony Zig-nergo. Lisa Walsh. Robyn Brown Girls' Cross Country: Row 1: Coach Karen Hibbs. Stacy Schurter. Dana Wobbeking. Kris Munich. Jill Schubbe. Rachel Maunu. Row 2: Cindy Saari. Tryna Johnson. Stephanie Norris. Sarah Fjolsiul. Kathy Pruett. Kara Pederson. Kathryn Birch. Row 3: Barb Walter. Leslie Trep-tow. Debbie Delahanty. Angela Lindsay. Jane Dorweiler. Sue Maclachlan. Jeanne Johnson. Kan Christianson Row 4: Kim L Anderson. Lynne Hansen. Lisa Washington. Joan Tran-berry. Jennifer Hamete. Meredith Teske. Renee Schlegel, Tori Milter. Kim Johnson. Boys' Cross Country. Row 1: Coach Bill Miles. Ricky Nelson. Thackery Thomas. Chris Whealy, Duane Schumacher. Cully Jackson. Joe Jack-son. Chris Moore. Mike Hedtkc. Row 2: Todd Johnson. Kevin Boyum. Brent Sinkler. Gordon Cumming, Bob Warren, Anoop Etgonda, Todd Wagner. Dave Lund. Bryan Olson, Mark Powers. Tom Baumer. Row 3: Andy Hoem. T.J. DeBrock. Bjorn Danielson. Mark Ciewett. Matt Pederson. Rob Bair. Tom McGoldrick. Mark Johnson. Chns Hadley. Shane Mallbcrg. Marc Schubbe. Dana Winternhoimer. Row4: Eric Riggs. Craig O'Brion. Mark Miller. Bob Grimsrud. Carl Brakob. Eric Shatter. Kurt Almquist. Craig Brezonik. Rod Achenbach. Keith Ncpper. Michael Bernekmg. Row 5: Eric Strodthoff. Mark 8ennett. Kirk Meyer. John Craig. Dave Dannert. Gfenn Bissnor. Tony Kaster. Tim McFarland. Chris Schmitt. Mike Hesse. Brian Guddai. Pete Hearn, 99 Varsity Volleyball: Row I: Sue Carter. Wendy Richters. Diane Glampe, Kirsten Berglund, Julie Otis. Sandy Johnson Row 2: Kathy Heezen. Coach Bob Falls. Coach Jennifer Bunce. Coach Terri Allen. Lisa Johnson. Row 3: Pam Boorsma. Rachel Halktorson. Karen Henderson, Lisa Carey. Mauri Salwic. Junior Varsity Volleyball: Row t: Lori McGriff. Vicki Laurent. Michelle Schupmann. Heidi Olson. Row 2: Sonya Halldorson. Glgl Lowe. Lisa Quass. Rona Wicks. Susie Kohn. Row 3: Angie Cunningham. Sherry Robertson. Coach Bob Falls. Melissa Kendall. Rhonda Felt. Ann Schroeder. Sophomore VoUeyba'l: Row 1: Amanda Miller. Brenda Welchlin. Cheryl Kane. Kathy Brevik. Kris Coe. Buzzy Prazak. Andrea Philips. Row 2: Marn-nie Nelson. Kelley Pederson, Kelli Mallison, Lisa Healey. Stacey Wilson. Dori Danner. Ellen Knourek. P J. Kam-man Row 3: Lesa Lowe. Tammy St. John. Judith Severson. Kris Kolbjorn-son. Nancy Johnson. Stacy Holier. Charmaine Engstrom. Amy Tauring, Coach Terri Allen. 100 Boys' Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Coach Craig Johnson. Kurt Pauly. Scott Kallsen. Anders Myhran, Harold Lance, Pat Kiernan. Row 2: Mark Rands. Matt Vertin. Will Cohen. Dave Adams, Greg Johnson. Chad Sprinkel. Lane Waddell. Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Matt Vertin. Anders Myhran. Kurt Pauly, Scott Kallsen. Row 2: Coach Jim Arnold. Doug Paul, Patrick Knight. Joe Banavige. Boys' Sophomore Basketball: Row 1: Simon Lamb. Eric Skytte. Brian Challgren. Kevin Anderton. Steve Meade. Eric Trettel. Tom Wentzel. Row 2: Eric Askelund, Paul Stickler, Mike Kromer. Jim Biermeier. Matt Lipkin, Greg Myers, Coach Muril Pederson. Not Pictured: Mark Tully. 101 Girls' Varsity Basketball: Row Angie Krohnfeldt. Julie Otis, Mauri Salwei, Tracy Irish. Kathy Heezen, Sue Carter. Row 2: Coach Schroeder. Brenda Michaelson. Chris Sin-kel. Lori Palmer, Katie Hahn. Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball: Row 1: Rosana Diez, Heidi Roed. Suzanne Hagstrom, Astrid Roed, Sarah Leaf, Jayne Markiewicz. Row 2: Jill Johnson, Jenny Birch, Kim Olson, Deana Sedler, Ann Schroeder. Wendy Richards. Girls' Sophomore Basketball: Row 1: Brenda Welchlin. Sarah Fjelstul, Barbara Walter, Dana Wobbeking. Row 2: Suzy Kohn, Kim Anderson. Amy Tauring, Amy Kettwig. Row 3: Roger Mahn (Coach). Kristi Kolbjornsen. Suzy Quick. Chris Boser, Tammy St. John. Diane Glampe. 102 Varsity Hockey: Row 1: Troy Crowell, Tom Weil, Steve Root (Coach), Scott Beckman. Jim Davidson, Steve Persian. Row 2: Darin Quest. Tom Elliott. Eric Swenson, Dennis Lesser. Jon Hinze. George McCut-cheon. Row 3: Mike Hulse, Tony Cherrnak. Greg Luedke. T.J. Sheldon. Jason Grund. Junior Varsity Hockey: Row 1: Chris Phillips, David Tiseth. Brandon Reynolds, Coach Schafer. Mike Gibbons, Tony Welch. Mike Row. Row 2: Tim Koepke, Jaime Strom, Jim Krantz. Brian Kallestad, Keith Nepper. John Grandy. Tom Elliott. Row 3: Mike Hulse, Tom Nenovich. Chris Grove. David McDonell. Bret Beckman, Bob Irish. Girls' Gymnastics: Row 1: Coach Joanie Holst. Amy Hale. Peggy Stevenson. Dawn Caulkins. Stacy Essendrup. Erin Masser, Angie Bergeron, Manager Amy Doneman. Coach Bob “D” Dykowski. Row 2: Kara Budolfson, Allison Nelson. Pat Kroeten, Diane Rood. Jennifer Osberg, Sara Ihnken, Katie Loughman. Row 3: Captain Karen Kelley. Captain Kathy Capone, Patty Johnson. Muffy Spalla, Jennifer Van Leer. Amy Towler, Jennifer Walter. Kerri Etzel. 10J Boys' Swimming: Row 1: Voight Lenmark, Tom Anderson. Tim Delaney. Steve Schwantes, Greg Albers. Greg Padden. Eric Boyer. Kurt Out-calt. Jerry McGlynn. Row 2: Coach Tom Preiss. Dave McKinley. Chris Hadley. Steve Deters. Mike Pederson. Brett Outcalt. Bill Brandt. Coach Dan Zrust. Row 3: Roy Saari. Ian Hunter. Cam Evans. John Deters. Joe LaVoe, Skip Hammock. Kevin Brooks. Greg Larson Girls' Swimming: Row 1: Jenny Vanderford. Anna McKe-vitt. Karla Sumala. Allison Yates. Cheryl Wilichowski, Staci Johnson. Chris Steibing, Babs Collins. Row 2: Karen McKinley. Chris Johnson. Stacy Wartonick. Heidi Roehl. Kris O'Konski. Wendy Schultz, Lisa Garvey. Linda McKinley. Pat Kroeten. Row 3: Marjorie Humm, Tina Schnieder. Stacie Hunt. Jenny Hadley. Kristen Neuenfeldt. Laura Erickson. Anna Johnson. Gretchen Neuenfeldt. Laurel Hess. Marta Esteban. Girls' Diving: Row 1: Coach Jenny Peterson. Row 2: Kana Sumola. Heidi Roehl. Stacie Hunt. Pat Kroeten. Cheryl Wilichowski. 104 Varsity Wrestling: Row 1-Andy Newmark. Ernie McNeal. Pat Lund. Kent Kivley. Brett Bergeron. Jim Laurent. John Jakupciak. Row 2: Coach Hembre. Manager Dave Hopple. John Patrin. Matt Hedge. Tom Lisle. Matt Garner, Louie Colson. Todd Enge. Kent Walczak, Coach John Batal-den. Coach Jeff Lamphere. CONDITION Junior Varsity Wrestling: Row 1: Mark Lund. Terry Lingen. Ky Johnson. Paul Strief. Chris Hartneck. Ted Woychick. Row 2: Manager Mark Erickson. Manager Kyle Ross. Coach Hembre. Eddie Leuthner. Erik Hembre. Frank Belen. Shawn Leuer. Todd Baszucki. Dave Labat. Coach Batalden. Coach Lamphere oP r i. -fee 1 ‘I 1 - ■■■ 0 s-e-s t0 5D 5? jUr 0 fbt- I vJO0 £ 105 Fall Sports Scoreboards FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY Kennedy W 27- 6 Cooper L 12-17, 18-19 Alumni Meet Boys L 46-17 Eden Prairie L 11-18, 14-18 Girls L 34-22 Burnsville L 14- 20 Hopkins W 18-18, 9-11 Southwest Inv. Osseo L 18-14-7, 11- St. Olaf Inv. Boys 9th Osseo W 7- 6 OT 18-18 Girls 9th Fridley W 18-12-18. 8- Grasshopper Inv. Boys W 27-32 Park Center L 2- 14 18-12 Girls W 20-45 Armstrong L 9-12, 18-18 Mayo Inv. Boys 5th Cooper W 44- 0 Apple Valley Tourney L Apple Valley. Girls 11th L Marshall Bassetts Creek Boys 4th Edina (Homecoming) W 16- 10 W Ramsey L Tonka Girls Hyland Park Boys 8th 4th Hopkins W 14- 7 Park Center W 18-18, 6-11 Girls 5th Macalester Tourney w Woodbury W Swain Inv. Boys 3rd Armstrong L 6-10 OT St. Agnes Girls 8th L St. Paul W St. Louis Park w Fridley W 27-14 South West Edina W Cooper L 15-18-12, Armstrong L 18-10-18 Conference Meet Boys Tied 3rd Hopkins L 12-14, 18-18 Girls 5th Osseo W 12-18-18. Benilde- Boys W 21-40 18-7-16 St. Margaret’s Girls W 20-38 Fridley W 18-18, 7-8 Armstrong L 7-4, 18-18 Region 6AA Boys 4th Southwest W 18-13-18, 12-18-16 Girls 6th Park Center L 19-18-16. 21-9-18 BOYS' SOCCER GIRLS' SOCCER GIRLS' TENNIS GIRLS' SWIMMING Orono W 5-0 Orono W 3-2 Coon Rapids L Lake Conf. Relays L Osseo W 3-0 Osseo W 2-1 Blake L Hopkins W 52-118 Armstrong W 2-1 Armstrong W 3-1 Tonka L 3-4 Park Center 90-78 Park Center W 3-0 Park Center L 2-3 Edina L 1-6 Apple Valley Inv. W 4th Hopkins T 1-1 OT Hopkins W 5-0 Chaska W 5-2 Fridley W 109-57 Cooper L 0-1 Cooper W 2-0 Edina Tourney Osseo W 115-57 Tonka W 1-0 Tonka w 3-1 Cooper W 7-0 Armstrong 98-74 Osseo W 5-1 Osseo T 2-2 OT Osseo W 4-3 Armstrong T 1-1 Armstrong w 6-0 Fridley W 5-2 Park Center W 3-2 Park Center w 4-1 Armstrong L 3-4 Washburn W 1-0 Washburn L 1-4 Lake Minnetonka W Classic 1st Hopkins L 1-2 Hopkins W 2-0 Park Center W 5-2 Cooper L 1-2 Cooper L 1-2 Hopkins L 1-6 Col. Hts. 106 Winter Sports Scoreboards HOCKEY SCHEDULE BOYS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' GYMNASTICS Mound W 3-2 St. Louis Park W 54-52 Tonka W 46-19 Mound W 123-109 Jefferson L 4-5 Tonka L 54-59 Hopkins L 38-50 Chaska W 123-119 Washburn W 6-4 Jefferson L 44-61 Jefferson L 41-48 Cooper L 115-118 Armstrong L 3-4 Richfield L 58-59 Armstrong L 34-54 Eden Prairie Inv. 11th Hopkins L 0-1 Armstrong L 49-84 Richfield L 33-39 Armstrong W 136- 133 Alberta Lea W 2-1 Lakeville Tourney L 60-68 St. Louis Park Trny. L 47-46 Brainerd Inv. 2nd Austin W 7-0 W 67-66 W 31-62 Osseo W 119-113 Kennedy L 1-6 L 47-66 Cooper L 40-25 Orono L 122.60-122.65 Osseo W 8-1 Cooper W 66-57 Park Center W 42-33 Hopkins W 128-113 Apple Valley w 5-1 Park Center L 59-72 Kennedy W 40-49 '’ark Center L 130-132 Cooper L 3-7 Osseo L 59-65 Osseo L 44-46 Fridley W 132-117 Fridley L 3-5 Hopkins L 62-80 Fridley L 51-22 Park Center W 8-1 Fridley L 41-43 Hopkins W 31-35 Armstrong W 6-3 Armstrong L 19-36 Armstrong L 46-76 Hopkins w 4-1 Cooper L 51-53 Cooper L 56-34 SLALOM SKIING Osseo w 3-2 Park Center L 51-63 Park Center W 41-48 Girls: Cooper w 4-3 Kennedy L 48-65 St. Paul Harding L 42-51 WHS vs. Hopkins vs. Eden L 9-43 Prairie L 6-49 Edina L 1-2 Fridley Osseo L 48-56 WHS vs. Armstrong L 26-29 vs Blake L 14-41 Fridley w 6-0 Osseo Fridley L WHR v ; ina WM5 vs. Minnehaha L 11-44 Park Center w 5-1 Hopkins VS- Acadamy lAH trcAn W i 33-31 nn oo BOYS' SWIMMING WRESTLING CROSS COUNTRY SKIING Tonka W 32-26 Prior Lake. Breck OPPONENT Wayzata Inv. L 6-50 Hopkins Relays L 13-56 Armstrong Lake Conf. Richfield L 12-36 Minnetonka L 28-29 Hopkins Relays Fridley L 12-36 Park Center Cooper L 15-33 Burnsville Blake Inv. 1 St S. St. Paul Tourney Champs Edina Armstrong L 24-35 Park Center Hopkins L 71-101 Col. Hts. Tourney 7 th Jefferson L 18-49 Osseo L 49-10 Kennedy L 23-41 Park Center L 78-93 Mound L 40-13 Park Center Cooper. Jefferson. ABC Relays Cooper W 104-68 Kennedy L 54-6 Cooper W 47-24 •L 33-20 Osseo Southwest 3rd Hopkins W 58-3 Park Center Park Center W 38-24 Richfield W 45-28 Relays J.V. Regions Section VI Regional Meet St. L. Park W 117-55 Boys 2nd Minnesota State High School Fridley W 106-65 Meet Osseo W 95-72 Armstrong W 88-84 WHS vs. Orono L 21-34 vs. Richfield L 25-30 WHS vs. Kennedy L 16-39 vs. Cooper W 32-23 vs. Boys: s. Hopkins L 12-43 WHS vs- Eden Prairie L 16-39 WHS vs. Armstrong l 2-53 vs. Blake L 8-48 vs. Edina L 14-41 vs Minnehaha Acadamy l 24-31 WHS vs. Jefferson l 9-46 vs. Orono L 22-33 WHS vs. Richfield L 23-32 vs. Kennedy L 22-33 vs. Cooper L 21-34 Welch Invitational: 10th place-combined teams, 11th place-boys. 16th place-girls Sectionals: 8th place-boys. 8th place-girls 107 ; iccriNe BAcr «on 5VCUC- 'm Qjtio |oj got -to rcxo me +his |ttxr. onuo i re m i mciKr sour oq | ' }ou man Mm- 40 rrailvj ougn-i -to coaifh IhhO MCu ancoj scur fcocKj tx V (S 'C)'-CCV , rm r-fQllvj QlOft met V)ca, MCafe rmikj suart, -oom J3Ho 1 fe?1 11 hau- to |0 nootc I Ter (TXl C n 4siS feme W pew Ncur Q lo l IhM -feer Retue OUptr Surw7?o; Ser- op (fefe IWC“ COSO' Administrators Marney Wamsley Principal Dr. Shirli Vioni Superintendent Wayzata Board of Education: Row 1: Dr. James Schaefer, Mr. Dean Fitch, Dr. Shirli Vioni. Mr. Roman Lucky. Row 2: Mr. James Kemp. Mrs. Maureen Olson. Mr. Robert Labat. Mrs. Judith Betty. Jeff Elavsky Assistant Principal Bill Sommers Assistant Principal no ■vit Counselors Don Anderson Pat Anderson Jim Arnold David Astin Faculty John Batalden Nettie Bennington Sue Billings Jennifer Bunce Bill Campbell Neil Chamberlain Walt Cherwien 112 Dario Enriquez Lois Fossen Phil Fraser Jacque Frazzini Grace Gamradt Steve Hahn Nancy Hanily-Dolan Cindy Hanke Faculty Annette Curry Jim Curry Darrel Danner Will Endsley Dick Hanley Dick Harmon Jim Hembre Tim Herbst Karen Hibbs Art Hoff Sue Jewell Craig Johnson Julie Johnson Ann Knuti Gary Kollofski John Koser Jeff Lamphere Chuck Leonard Connie Lewis Jim Lewis Faculty 114 Faculty Roger Lipelt Bonnie MacKay Roger Mahn Chuck Mann Gwen McAdams John McKeand Del McKinney Barbara Melbye Judy Metsala Katy Meyers Bob Miggins Bill Miles Ed Miller Barbara Molinare ns Bob Morehouse Gary Morris John Muchlinski Tom Muchlinski Joanne Olson Ann O’Neill Jack Osberg Nina Osberg Muril Pederson John Powell Gordy Rabens Ray Rasmussen 116 Steve Root Gail Sarff Keith Schaler Norm Schroeder Ron Schulte Ward Schuster Bob Stolz Judy Stucki Leslie Swiggum Liz Thornton Chuck Thoreson Tom Tietze Jerry Trushenski Larry Tuura 117 Jean Vinton Dianne Vogen Chip Williams Karen Ylinen Tony Zigneigo Ken Zwach Faculty Custodians Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff: Row 1: Marian Hoffman. Karen Farmer. Cheryl Krueger. Joan Nims. Row 2: Linda Linden, Florence Lanes. Joyce Kaat2. Lois Wenger. Fran Essig. Custodians Not Pictured But Highly Appreciated Nonetheless: Kevm Gessmger. Jesse Husby. Bill Noor. Dan Reid. Troy Hockenson. and Ray Hunz. Jr. 118 Pete Czech Ramona Peterson � Faculty Librarians SLBP Tutor Frank Blonigan Karen Hoffman Jan Hesby Support Beth Anderson Louise Brewer Betty Christian June Gens Lois Heinzen Jim Jammes Steve Johnson Vera Johnson Lenore Peterson Winnie Ravnholdt Karen Rohweder Kay Schwarz Joy Steinkamp Gerry Stoltman Marion Verbridge Shirley Ye Not Pictured: Kathy Arbeiter 119 ICOIOIINO BACK 'ON p can't beJliti t u cxT p cximosi 0 J jt ! On ill Meaxs tD o' V !a )- LOei m cjiacj- =£ c cttD knnto 50 a� e Lh ! toao fon p a n(jj 'MoJ Joa bouU qanvsi oOi'Wn t o ai Son City,1. u3hcxi a riO lwh; a qood summer1 ktop -to Seji pja1 £00't picJc on -tDo nany cp moreo nact i aS'1 l£ K cxluoax 1. Lgg- K )p 3 f , (x 'd. OfzA uea - 3 - r--vorr, kQjrCCjddce iO (cueuo u ) beM r, pfju.g[3d u 'g6fct( oa {jsq) OujC mujbAJd I rd tpHSh}p OJUC ( Kswimr, SCPHCMCPES 122 Steppin' out! Maia Segura. Barb Vodegei | Poco- U'Up c tfy (c J 4 rt aMrfbp „ _ . r£«S35“ic, ✓22 - .ftAA t OO' 2 fcefa. M aMd Sophomores A new beginning. That's what sophomore year is all about. Beginnings, leaving junior high, and on to bigger and better things. The challenge to learn increases the excitement of competition and reward deepens, and you know when you've made it through, you'll want to look toward other new beginnings and look back on happy endings, which, after all. lead to other beginnings! Playing Ihe field Scott Miller. Brian Carter The World s only three armed sophomore’ Wendy Fnedmeyer • Lisa Abendroth John Adams Gregory Albers Brian Alexander Jennifer Ames Bradley Anderson Cristal Anderson Eric Anderson Kimberly A. Anderson Kimberly L Anderson Tanya Anderson Kevin Anderton Knsanne Androli Daniel Armstrong Peter Armstrong Kara Arne Charles Arnold Eric Askeland Tabitha Backman Bradley Banister Glen Bass David Bassitt Todd Baszucki Kimberly Bauer Karin Becker Elizabeth Bcckley Bret Beckman Frank Beelen Kimberly Belk Eric 8eti Jeffrey Berg Brett Bergeron Brenda Bergersen Susan Berkman Trisha Berman James Biermeier Kristin Bigelow Kathryn Birch John Blanchard Tracey Bleile Stephanie Bloc her Karen Bluhn Pentz Bodm Brenton Boelter Jon Borchert Sophomores Making music together. Kim Johnson. Sue Jodan 124 Hairnets for Phy Ed? Candy Cutting. Jackie Williams. Suzanne Montgomery. Kristina Bosor Eric Boyer Kimberly 8raden Arthur Brakob Bridget 8rennan Kathy Brevik Meggan Brovego Robyn Brown Rowan Broyles Ei abeth Buckendorf Juliet Burba Robert Bush Thomas Busyn Scott Butkowski Melanie Byers Christopher Callender Anthony Carlson Kerstin Carlson Brian Carter Schelle Carver Brian Challgren John Childs Sharon Christian Kama Christopher Mark Clewett Kristin Coe Timothy Colliander Sean Collins Stephanie Collins Louis Colson Jeffrey Cook Kathryn Cornila Luke Cournoya Dawn Crinklaw Lortn Crowell Gordon Cumming Candice Cutting Jennifer Daly Jennifer Daniels Bjorn Danielson Dori Danner Kristin Deboer Thomas Debrock Shari Degman Susan Degrote Tim Delaney Dean Deslauriers Michael Dietz Julie Digiovanna Todd Dimitry Clare Dobson Leaelien Domagaia 125 Julie Dombeck Beth Dykhoff Bradley Edworthy John Ehresmann Todd Erchmann Anoop Etgonda Mark Ellgren Tom Elkott Gregory Elstad Andrea Engberg Matthew Engiund Charmaine Engstrom Susan Epeneter Mark Erickson Mark Essendrup Julie Evans Jesse Ewert Wendy Faber Stacey Farb Ray Farmer Bnan Faschmg David Fedter Steven Felt Patricia Fennessey Jane Filbin Nicole Fischer Mindy Fisher Sarah Fjetstul Michael Floegei Duane Ford Caroline Forman Burke Forster Bruce Franklin Andrea Frankwitz Andrew Frechette Anthony Freedland Wendy Fnedmeyer David Frisk Nicole Frothingman Kirsten Fuhrer Steven Garen Kelly Garrity Wade Gens Michelle George William George Scott Gilbertson Shcala Gilbertson Lana Gilpin l.mda Ginsbach Diane Glampe Judy Glover Elizabeth Gordon Sophomores Towards the end of 6th hour ... Brian Chailgren. 126 Matthew Gould Richard Gould Mitchell Granberg David Green Shawn Green Kelly Greenfield Errk Grimsrud Robert Grimsrud Mark Grove James Grua Gene Gruber Timothy Gruidt Tianne Guilmant Teresa Gunnare Susan Gurler Harold Gustafson Kimberly Guy Robert Hagan Rebecca Hagemeister Laurie Hagstrom Martha Hall Bradley Halidin Jeff Hansen Ken Hansen Lynne Hansen Lewie Hansen Dan Hanson Rachclie Hart Christopher Hartneck Julie Hauenstein Michelle Haux Lisa Healey Matthew Hedge Jennifer Helsel Christopher Helstrom Erik Hembre Karen Henderson Sandra Henderson Starla Hendricks Timothy Hendrickson Theresa Henry Jeffrey Herbert Laurel Hess Angela Hesse Peter Heule 127 Kevin Hicks Brian Higgins David Hill Charlie Hodgeman David Holmgren Stacy Hotter Kristine Homgschmidt David Hosszu John Hoy Craig HrKai David Hughes William Humphries Michelle Husemoller Sara Ihnken Cullen Jackson Jill Jackson Joseph Jackson Barbara Jacobson Richard Jobin Susan Jodan Cory Johnson Dougtas Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Katryna Johnson Kimberly Johnson Ky Johnson Laura Johnson Lesley Johnson Lesfce Johnson Nancy Johnson Tiffany Johnson Adrienne Jones Philip Jordan Nancy Jorgenson Erin Juette David Kahn Darren Kaiser Paula Kamman Cheryl Kane John Kapsner Tana Karels Philip Kanniemi MoBy Kelley Amy Kettwig Sophomores Wow. look at that! Amanda Miller and Tim Delaney w Tortured by bad dreams about dihedral angles Susie Quick 128 David King Patrick Kirscht Kent Kivley Anna Kleinsteuber Ellen Knourek Karen Knutson George Kobi Amy Koeneman Suzanne Kobn Kristi Kolbjornsen William Komp Elizabeth Kraus Candyce Kroenke Patricia Kroeten Michael Kromer Heidi Kunde David Labat James LaCasse Simon Lamb Adnenne Lance Thomas Larson Vivianne Larson Angela Larue Gregory Laurent Marie Laurent Ricky Laurent Deirdre Lee Lee Leibig Rebecca Lentz Shawn Leuer Edward Leuthner Sandra Llllemo Karen Lindberg Rebecca Lindvall Terry Llngen Matthew Lipkin Kari Loing Lee Longstreet Lesa Lowe David Lund Mark Lund Aaron Lundeen Mark Macko David Madden Jennifer Magnuson Patrick Mahoney Joanne Mahovsky Daniel Maki Shane Mailberg Kelli Mallison Dennis Manning Nancy Marshall 129 Andrea Marvin Christina Masica William Mathews Melinda Mattson Rachel Maunu Paula Mayer David McDonell Christopher McKevitt Ernie McNeal Stephen Meade Lance Mellord Sean Merkel Dawn Meyer Michele Micu Ian Migata Kathy Miguet Stephen Mikkelson Amanda Miller Scott Miller Ten Miller Erie Mitchell John Mithuen Kathryn Moe Christopher Mohr Christian Momcatti Jon Monson Christopher Montague Jennifer Monteith Karen Montgomery Suzanne Montgomery Christian Moore David Moore Krisan Moore Elizabeth Mosby Steve Motley Debbie Muehieisen Daniel Mueller Sandra Mueller Diane Muhonen Caroline Mullen Gregory Myers Michael Nahorniak Barbara Nelson Gary Nelson Richard K Nelson Lynette Nelson Marnme Nelson Stacy Nelson Thomas Nenovich Keith Nepper Kimberly Neumann Susan Newell Sophomores 1 2.3 KICK! Kari Ding 130 Soph Seatmates Allison Rev er, Frank Beoien Doing ihe Bunny Hop. Mark Erickson Andrew Newmark James Nokteby Scott Norris Jennifer Nygren Bobby Oare Craig O'Brien Colleen O'Dean Elizabeth Odoms Michelle Offerman John O'Gara Leslie Ofmon Brandon Olson Brian Olson Deann Olson Reginald Olson Scott Olson Kenneth Osborn Tammy Osgood Brett Outcalt Kenneth Owen Gregory Padden Barbara Pagnecco Joel Papa Aaron Parks Matthew Pasquarella Doneta Pearson Kelley Pederson Wendy Pederson Julia Periick Jody Person Jeffrey Petersen Kara Petersen John Peterson Anne Pfieider Jane Philipich Andrea Phillips Christopher J Phillips Robert Pickering Tina Pizzaia Lee Pizzuto Lorie Plowman Jerome Plzak Tma Poore Lise Pope John Powell 131 Mark Powers Robm Powers Sandra Prazak Denise Probst Karen Pumarlo Susan Qu� ck Loony Ouist Darren Rahn Esther Randall Michelle Redman Brian Rehovsky Dean Remke Christopher Remer Amy Retterath Allison Revier Troy Richardson Kirsten Ritzmger Pete Roed Amy Roehl Kimberly Rogers Diane Rood Duane Rood Sara Rosen Kyle Ross Maureen Roth Jodi Rowen Michael Ruel Michael Rutland Cynthia Saan David Sabourin Paul Salmela Conley Sandberg Donald Sandberg Scott Sandler Matthew Sanford Steven Schafer Lisa Schaffran Julie Schelske Vicki Schiller Jay Schindei Renee Schiegei Martin Schlesinger Natalie Schieski Gerald Schmidt Michele Schmit Jill Schubbe Kimberiee Schuler Paul Schulte Korey Schulz Duane Schumacher Stacey Schurter Stephon Schwantes Sophomores Up to 25 words a minute now! Brad 8ani$ter 132 In a rare slate ol concentration. Craig O'Brien JOCKS? Michael Schwarz Jon Schweilenbach April Scott Dawn Scott Mala Segura Michele Scnneseth Judith Severson Tanya Shapiro Joseph Sharpe Laura Sherck Stephen Shonka Raymond Shouse Mark Silferle Curtis Simonson Mike Simonson Diane Sipola Jeffery Sisk Eric Skytte David Snyder Kristofer Sohn Chad Sorenson Kimberly Spaeth Muffy Spalla Nicole Spangrud Tamara St. John William Staehlo David Stangohr Barbara Stauffenecker Laura Steinbrenner Nicholas Steine David Stengel Christopher Stephan Paul Stickler Thomas Stingley Paul Stinn Jeffery Stolle Steven Stormo Elizabeth Straka Jeff Stuecken Michael Sulser Janet Swanson Steven Swanson Matthew Sweeney Chad Swisher Matthew Symoniak 133 Sophomores Michael Tate Amy Tauring Lynn Taylor Matthew Tekiela Cynthia Teller Meredith Teske Peter Therault Thomas Thackary Dana Thompson Jill Thompson Jeftery Thorp Elizabeth Thorpe Jill Tibke Lori Ttschnor David Tiseth Kelli Toler Catherine Torota Sarah Tor da Lesley Trcptow Eric Trettel Sarah Troemel Tracey Try on Eric Tutkki Mark Tulty Thomas Turner Sarah Twitord David Underhill Deborah Valler Michael Van Beusekom David Van Oss John Vance Samantha Vanderford Blake D. Vandermeeden Brian Varner Niki Vars Matthew Vertm Laris Vigants Barbara Vodegei David Voss Sarrl Vuonsato Jennifer Walker Kathy Walker Leah Walker Barbara Walter Kathleen Walter 1M How NOT to pay attention! 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Dawn Turner, and Stacie Vmar 141 Kim Trammel and Tim Neal Chnslma Abbott Jennifer Adams Susan Adams Theresa Adams Suiy Albensoeder Marci Alexander Kimberly Alfyn Kim Amsbaugh Reik Andersen David Anderson Kimberti Anderson Lisa Anderson Sandra Anderson Thomas Anderson Monte Andrews Steven Andrews Bryan Appelget Metmda Arsenault Robert Aurand Muffie Babcock Jay Bach Ann Bacon Cynthia Baker Katherine Baker Annemarie Bakke Lynne Baldwin Dawn Balombiny Joseph Banavige Jill Bauer Tom Baumer Nichole Beard Krista Becker Scott Beckman Paulette Betgardo Jeff Bell Bruce Beltrand David Bennett Mark Bennett Tracy Bennett Tracy Berg Michael Berneking Laura Billings Jennifer Birch Theresa Bukhauser Brigid Blame Carter Bloch Matthew Bfoedel Doug Rutherford models the latest in concert wear 142 Robert Blomster Robert Boisvert Julie Bojan Maria Bojan Kimberly Brandt Michael Bredeson Matthew Brenny Craig Brezonik Gina Brovege Debbie Brunette Steven Brunner Darnel Buranen Renee Bums Melissa Bursey Stephen Cade Lisa Carey Stacy Carling Roze Catapano Paula Chandler Russell Cherry Chris Clark Holly Clements David Cleveland Paul Colley Robert Coleman James CoNnge Jessica Collmge Elizabeth Cooley Susan Cormla John Craig Sarah Creed Daniel Crews Angela Cunningham Julie Cureton Lloyd Cuthbertson John Cutting Deena Czech Janice Dahl Scott Dahlager Allan Dahlmeir Knsta Dalager Mary Kay Dale Tom Datum Lisa Danger Lynn Daniels David Dannert Thomas Daugherty Julie Davis Mistina Dawson Michelle Day Tracy DeCamp Debra Delahanty Patrice Delaney Kimberly Demorett Jettrey Deters Darnel Doll Cheryl Domalik 14} Paul Dorn Deck Rosanna Dorantes Jane Dorwe'ler Geri Drum Koliy Dwinell William Dworsky Karen Dykhoff Dean Earharl John Eggert Steven Elowson James Eng Linda Eng Mark Engdahl Hans Enge retson Stephanie Engman Jacquelin Ernhart Bryan Esse Timothy Evenson Kimberly Ewald Lynn Ewoldt Wayne Farmer John Faue Denise Feiker Theresa Feiber Rhonda Felt Bethany Ferrin Christopher Find Elizabeth Fjeistul Tracy Fogler 144 Darrin's Angels - Lisa Walsh. Cindy Baker, and Annemarie Bakke Now how many s� g figs do we need? Jeff Weppio and Jon Fraley Katy Forster Jon Fraley Lori Fredricks Melissa Freediand Kristin Fretheim Eric Fuhrer Michael Gapay Matthew Garner Susan Gohrke Kathleen George Michael Gibbons Timothy Gilbertson Michael Gilman Cari Giroir Christine Goddard Joanne Goddard Michelle Gould John Grandy Robert Greendah! Christopher Grove Jason Grund Brian Guddal Daniel Gurier Christine Guy Christopher Hadley Allen Hagen Kevin Hagen Nancy Hagenson Jodi Hagert Suzanne Hagstrom Karen Hahn Sonya Halldorson Karla Hammerbeck Aaron Hanson Allen Hanson Kimberly Herberts Stephanio Harris Heidi Hassel Brett Hauenstein Beth Hazen Peter Hearn Jim Hebeisen 145 Barbara Hebert Darrin Hebort David Hebert Pamela Hedike Janet Heezen Steven Hegele Jack Heidman Michael Heiser Mary Hemby David Hemphill Dodge Henderson Elizabeth Henderson Tracy Henke Timothy Herbst Michele Herrmann William Hickerson Jon Hinze Joe Hodge Andrew Hoorn David Holliday Kathleen Hotlis Melanie Holmes Dan Holterman Christopher Holtmeier Cheryl Holtz Bryan Honzl David Hopple Brent Hopton Scott Horst Philip Howe Michael Hulse Stacie Hunt Sheila Husemoller David Hutchinson Robert Irish Bruce Jackson Clayton Jackson Jolene Jacobs John Jakupciak Jennifer Jaynes John Jensen Laura Jenson Frank Jerich Cynthia Johantgen Anna Johnson Christine Johnson Dennis Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Jamie Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kimberty Johnson N. Johnson Sharon Johnson Staci Johnson Todd Johnson Adam Juntunen Andrew Jurmu 146 Timothy Kaaiz Paul Kahn Brian Kaltestad Scott Kallsen Kristen Kari Lori Karkela Tony Kaster Allan Kemna Mary Kemp Melissa Kendall Chris Kenmson Jennifer Kesti T.J. Kietey Patrick Kiernan John Kim Bully Kirk Kim Kivley Liz Kjeldaas Jennifer Kjos Paula Klapprich Steven Klein Nancy Ki-ck Patrick Knight Katherine Koch Lenny Koch Timothy Koepke Nancy Kolb Kyle Kottke Vera Kovac Thomas Kringle Angela Krohnteldt Jody Krueger Robin Krueger Douglas Kruse Ten Kumerfield Kimberly Kunkel Buzzy Lamero Margaret Lampert Harold Lance Andrew Lanes Greg Larson Vickie Laurent Michelle Lavoy Sarah Leaf Bryan Leatham Gary Leatherman Michael Lee David Leitner Rene Lemire John Lenarz Marty Lere Brian Lewis Randy Lidholm 147 Tom Lisle Jon Livingston Thomas Loegermg Kristen Lonnquist Gigi Lowe John Luciew Quentin Lucking Greg Luedke Steven Luedke David Lund Jeffrey Lund Patrick Lund Thomas Lyner Karl Magnuson Jayne Markiewicz Brad Martin David Martin Nicole Martinson Beda Mast Scott May Jerry McGtynn Patti McCortney George McCutcheon Lon McGriff DavkJ McKinley Todd Meinen Aimee Metz Krrk Meyer Lone Mtgltore Mary Mihajtov R Miller Margaret Minner Stacy Mitcheti David Mittelbusher Linda Molitons Sharon Molnar Matt Monicatti Patrick Moylan Sue Muchfinski Dawn Munson Paul Murphy Brian Myers Maura, come out of that locker right now! You'll have to take that math test sooner or later. Lynne Baldwin. Maura Rogan. and Roze Catapano. 148 Anders Myhran shows us his relteclrve mood Colleen Myers Anders Myhran Sandra Narr Chris Navara Timothy Neal Julie Nelson Allen K. Nelson Kim Nelson Shestin Nelson Todd Nelson Tracy Nelson Jodi Ness Jessica Newman Rick Newquist Randy Nielsen David Nixon Jerry Norberg Ed Ncrdllng Michael Norell Nick Novae Peter Oare Pat O'Connor Janetle Offerman Liam O'Grady Karen Olmen Billy Olson Curtis Olson Heidi Olson Kimberly Olson Ted Olson Lisa Osgood Richard Otten Susannah Overmyer David Parks Rebecca Parks Robert Pasnau Douglas Paul Linda Paulson Kurt Pauly Steven Paydon Mike Pederson Richard Ped J. Pennesey William Peterson Steven Peterson Susan Peterson Richard Pfeilsticker U9 Deborah Phillips Mike Piazza Aimee Pick Kelly Piket Cancli Pillard Vonnie Pochardt Beihenie Pollard Joan Pre«ss Pally Prendergasl Jeanme Preslifilippo Kathleen Pruett Tammy Pysick Lisa Ouass Kelly Quick Craig Quiggle Jeffrey Rabe Michelle Racine Darrell Rahn Audrey Randall Michael Rands Julie Rausch Erik Ravnholdt Paul Reddy Timothy Redman Kelly Regan Kimberly Reggin Andrew Regnier Jim Reilly Tara Reilly Steven Renshaw Wendy Richards Eric Riggs Michelle Ritter Renee Roberts Michelle Robertson Sherry Robertson Michael Rod Astrid Roed Heidi Roed Maura Rogan Michael Rose Judy Rosenberger Jeffery Rosenkranz Matthew Ross Michelle Rouleau Richard Rudloff Angela Runyon Douglas Rutherford Stephanie Sand Conley Sandberg Sheldon Sanvik Mark Schillmger Clark Schmidt Keith Schmidt Shana Schmoiler Stephany Schneider Two studs-in-waiting: Marty Lere and Doug Paul 150 Ugh. I knew I shouldn’t have come to school today! Kathleen Pruett Sue Schober Michael Schrah Ann Schroeder Kimberly Schulte Donna Schultz Thomas Schumacher Michelle Schupmann Keith Schweglor Tom Sebold Deana Sedler Pamela Seiler Eric Shaffer Lynn Sheldon T. J Sheldon Cammy Skramstad Cary Smith Christopher Smith Stephanie Smith Carla Solberg Kenneth Sonderup Robert Spando Gregory Spelman Renee Spoerl Kami Springer Chad Sprinkel Frank St. Onge Robert Stacy Todd Stead Jill Stembrenner Jason Stenzel James Steuerwald Kimberly Stevenson Cindy Stinson Darcy Stivland Poiy Stone Katie Streeter Paul Steit Jaime Strom Kristin Sturtevant Dennis Surucu Kevin Swanson Paula Swanson Kevin Sweeney John Swenson Michael Swerdfiger C. B Thomas Dcanne Thomas Christopher Thor son Patrick Thuecks James Tittle Barbara Tolkkinen Loren Tolkkinen Sonja Tomaschewski Kim Yen Tong Sean Tonkmson Tamara Tonsberg 151 Amy Towle Kimberly Trammel Joan Tranberry Christopher Tranter Steven Tschimperle Kerry Tuma Dawn Turner Tracy Turnquist Bobbi Unwin Stephanie Vanmoter Ronald Vickery Stacie Vinar Thuy-Van Vo Kevin Vraa Todd Wagner Kristin Wahtera Kate Walker Wendy Walles Lisa Walsh Jennifer Walter Michael Waiter Kirsten Wangensteen Robert Warren Joseph Waterloo Cathy Watson Sue Weier Todd Wetland Joyclyn Weiss Tammy Welsch Jeffrey Woppio Nancy Whitehead Michelle Wick Rona Wilks Dana Wlnternhctmer Amy Woldt Christopher Wollo Diana Wofdhuil Scott Wothe Joann Wysocki Cynthia Yen Ronald Ylitalo Craig Yoong Beth Yurchisin Peter Ziemer Timothy Ziemer Michael Zolchonock Peter Oare has second thoughts about becoming a typist. 152 Not Pictured: Vincent Bauer Shelly Beaty Jesse Beitefeuiiie Kimberly Bucknum Dolly Chesley Christopher Creighton Todd Dimitry Michael Drometer Don Duffy John Fennessey Daniel Hanson Denras W. Johnson Reed Lewis Jeffrey Loraas William Malhews Penny McKenzie Robert Nichols Jon Parker Francis Peii Robert Schaehrer David Schmid Michael Simonson Tony Sullivan Michelle Trulsen Mark Vandaalen Robert Vick Donald Weiser Don't be scared. Lorie. Felix won't bite Bruce Jackson. Marci Alexander, and Lorie Migliore. 153 Gee. I never knew that! Nikki Martinson Looks like Jason got a good deal on carnations. Margot Minner and Jason Grimm Whoa! Jaime Strom has ants in his pants! Judy seems to be having trouble smiling and chewing gum at the same time. Judy Rosenberger Words ot wisdom trom Tim Evenson: Sometimes you just gotta say. ’What the $«! !!'” Three premature cases ol senioritis. Sonja Tomaschewski, Joyce We ss. and Suzy Aibensoeder 155 Oh no! I think I left my curling iron on! Retk Andersen I just love a good murder mystery!! Bob Spande The excitement ot being a junior overwhelms Scott Kallsen and Lori Karkela Sarah Creed anxiously awaiting Take off. eh! Andy Regnier ■Vayzata's own hongry-man. Dave Lund. Sieve Hegele. Dave Lund, and George McCutcheon A little late to school todav. Sus� e? Sue Gehrke A dedicated Trojet. Nancy Whitehead Chris Navara tooting his own horn. 157 — LCCRINS BACK CN JbtliXj - u ix hatf€ id LOsfc fcaojc cm rru? ac. a.tcoe Ocwn qpiL-i c Du u-tL; ntOl. Coh£fi ) TKus $ uindo m,QJli (lU.gJ'u, Jxa o 'rr -so cCa AOt o' et qgtif. n to feynfiio u£tc CKjuo S3) sppxat 1Z meJ VorVu cguctt Oord t$u. atusouL'g) uaxie. viand u hn n 'm dt o Xt c) ushum mid ‘son-uiDnfi id taiLfc to fenao Mpu. ’re trtwu .Thcct- mcuiu. nrvLaYUi a “to me.. igu.vu a utn Gfixiuxl a-nd 6£m-t v - an the. tL - X mz ) jtrfcn •ixtuo fci a parr d it (xr d 0 hep: the uc L u i-wcjp sohooc darwo ua toct. La% (39d «Btoc , RfefctC . ;fV J2T� rroa-'O fr- i ? tuV- • 4 Five bucks a date, ladies! Steve Hrkal 161 Seniors Rodney Achenbach David Adams Monica Albin Michele Albright Kurt Almquist Mark Alvord Daniel Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Kevin Anderson Paul Anderson Diana Armstrong Patricia Anderson Todd Anderson Mark Anderson Roni Anderson Carrie Arndt £j Y r4 162 Must be a good dream! Matthew Pederson. Michelle Arnold Michelle Arsenault Catherine Ascher Deborah Ascher Robert Bair It must be love! Rachel Haildorson Laurie Bednar Steven Bednar Rebecca Bergren Fdward Bice Bill Bartel Timothy Bergersen Timothy Bates De Mae Bergeson Tracy Beckman Kirsten Berglund 9 V Amy Biechlm Deborah Biermeier Wendy Bies 163 Seniors Brian Blume Sandra Bonn Kimberly Boelter Pamela Boorsma I think I need a shave! Shawn Murry. Anita Borolka Gary Bourne Kevin Boyum 164 Koren Boyum Carl Brakob William Brandt John Brazel Matt Bresster Susan Brown Kathleen Brummor Denise Buhmann Jeffrey Buhrt Brooke Burns Michael Burr Michael Butkowski Jennifer Butler Jon Butler Ross Butterfield Tiffany Byers Kathryn Capone Evan Cargill Paul Carlson Scott Carter Susan Carter Hyang Sook Cha Hurry up' Our mouths are getting tired! Hotty George and Jennifer Weickert Matthew Chapman Tony Chermak 16S Seniors 166 Not another filmstrip?! Heather Lipelt Kan Christianson Christine Collinge Martin Chorley Gary Choumard Lori Ciecmierowski Will Cohen Katherine Daly James Davidson Laurie Dedrick Beth Ann De Santis Peffy 06 Stefano Anne Dezenski 8rett Dick Tim Dooley leather Doyle Mary Dugan Michelle Dykhofl Patrick Dykhofl Claire Eggericx Timothy Ehlen Edward Dulski Robert Ehlers Kent Ellgren Scott Elliott Dennis Endy Kevin Engdahl Gail Erickson Gregg Erickson “Guess who? 167 Seniors Lynn Faber Stephen Field Grant Fackler Carol Ftlbin Mike Fllttie 168 Deborah Ftynn Lindsay Fogler Randi Fontana Jill Foty Kim Frandsen Mark Frsnzen Peter Frederickson Michelle Fries Eric J. Gabnelson Polly Gale Brett Gamber David Gartamaker Put your head on my shoulder ... Susie Lund Kelly Gamradt Sybil Ganfield Karen Gasner Andrew Geier Holly George Valory Gilpin Shawn Girven Peggy Gleason JiU Golle Joseph Gobtirsch Stephen Goimvaux Kimberely Gorman James Graff 169 Seniors 170 Michele Graham William Green Jeffrey Goes! Robyn Guidara Smile, you’re on candid camera! Jayne Fadden and Darci Stivland • Rachel Halldorson Jennifer Hame Laura Hammack Gregory Hanley Jacquefcne Hanley Meredith Hasty Jill Healey Thomas Harkins Lee Hartley Daniel Haugen Theresa Hawkins Nancy Harmel Francine Haugan Hanan Hcakal William Hebert Michael Hedtke Michelle Heerey Kathryn Heezen Come on. you guys. Wake up! Greg Lueck. Mike Sulzbach. Kurt Afmquist 171 Seniors 172 Thomas Heibei Julie Heiser Susan Henderson Thomas Henderson Karen Hendrickson Ketli Herron Michael Hesse Catherine Hill David Hmtermeister Jacqueline Hoover Sandra Hoot Troy Hicks Charles Hinton isn't it amazing what water Kielly and paint can create? Erin Kent Howe Heidi Howetl Steven Hrkal Lori Hubbs Matthew Hunt Russell Hurd Lisa Hutson Molly Ihnken Donald Jach Alena Jenkins Greg Johnson Sonya Irene Michael Jacobson I don't think I'll eat this! Tom Henderson Bradley Johnson Craig Johnson Jeanne Johnson Kristin Johnson Lisa Johnson Robyn Johnson Mark Johnson Martin Johnson Rhonda Johnson 'Sandra Johnson 173 Seniors 174 Cheryl Jopp Desiree Jocha Didn't we see you on the N'lywed Game Show? Kathy Capone and Paul Colley Heidi Junghans Phrilip Jurmu Amy Kane Jacquebn Kavanagh Shelly Kayser Tim Keehbler Denise Klemmensen Kenny Kozachok David Kline Wiliam Knapp Susan Koester Richard Korkki Wendy Krlngle Karen Kromor It's live bucks a curl! Tom Miller. Burton Krueger Christine Kruger Peter Kuehnei Scott Kuliman Paul KuHjs David Kyllo Seniors Meianne Lewis Heather Lipelt Natalie Lilja Cole Lind berg Pamela Lisle Carol Litscher Brigitte Lindbloom Angela Lindsay 176 Melissa Longstreet Luann Lonnquist Chris Loodon Only eight more times!” Robyn Guidara. What did you say? Rod Acbenbach. David Lovhaug Gregory Lueck Jennifer Lund Renae Mandery Susan Maras Charlotte Markoe Michelle Marquart Patricia Martin Dee Ann May Walter McCarthy Marney McCauley Peter McConnell 177 Valene Maunu Seniors Patrick McKevitt Kristen McCoskey Michael McDoneli Timothy McFarland Thomas McGokJrich Douglas McPherson Lee Medina Carey Mel� n Mark Mendel Bradley Mengelkock 178 Another one bites the dust .. Mr. Elavsky and Peter Frederickson. Mark Miner Susan Miller Molly Monahan Paul Monahan Kathryn Monicalli Lori Monskey L� sa Motley David Mueller Robert Mueller Dale Muhonen Shawn Murry Lisa Musatto 179 Seniors Christopher Nelson Anita Norha Stephanie Norris Kristin O'Brien Sean O'Brien Kevin O'Connor Brian OrviS 180 Cheryl Onstad Greg Osgood William Ostrem Jacqueline Ostroum Hi Juke Otis Geoffrey Otto Allison Pag© Lori Palmer John Patrin Diana Pearson Matthew Pederson Renee Penney Steven Persian Gerald Petersen Jack Petersen Mark Peterson Craig Peterson Diane Peterson Kelly Peterson Kurt Peterson Laura Pfietder I don't know. I think he's about a '9'! Sue Sanford. Beth Yusup, and Su y Savvas 181 Seniors Twelve years of school will do it to you! Timothy Pommier Kelly Pope Sharon Ptckell Virginia Plowman 182 Cynthia Rengel Kristin Renshaw Meredith Revier Jofene Reynolds Joel Richards Jeffrey Richter Jeffrey Riebe Wendy Richters Kim Ritchie Tyrone Rodekuhr Debby Robertson Heidi Roehl Kimberly Rod berg Michelle Rogge man Leann Roley Julie Ronmng Nancy Rosengren Karen Rowe Kimberly Ruchti Todd Ryks Eric Saari Amy Sakayan Maun Saiwei Susan Sanford Seniors 184 Susan Sawas Christopher Schmitt Jett Sc ha be Wendy Schiro Heidi J. Schmidt Christopher Schons Tamme Schroeder Marc Schubbe He«di L. Schmidt Steven Schueier Robert Seabotd Matthew Sequra Jenny, shoutd we cut and paste this picture? Jenny Wetckert and Wendy Richters. Sandra Severson Angela Shand David Sheets Julie Siiker Christine Sinkel Brent Sinkler Pamela Sjostrom Matthew Smith •I should've had a V-8! Tom Leeper. Bradley Smith Jeffrey Smiens Andrea Spalia Michelle Spann Lise Stahl Lynn Sjoberg Daran Slusar Chantha Sok Tammy Sisk i V lL1 Brigitte Soiland David Slipka Theresa Stahl Julie Stangohr Gene Steirw Steve Stauffenecker Matthew Stepek John Stevens Barbara Stiller 185 Seniors 186 Michael Sulzbach Joanne Swanson Linda Sundberg Susan Surucu 4 w Kristin Swanson Ellen Swanson Valane Swanson Eric Swanson Jellery Sweeney David Swenson Er� c Swenson [ f Kristen McCoskey lost in thought Mike Swenson Sandra Syverson Kan Tauring Bradley Taylor Timothy Temple Kristine Thompson Carolyn Tolkkmen Rebecca Theis Pamela Therault Heidi Thorp Jennifer T«sch Kimberly Tomczyk Katherine Troemel J.D.. it's too early to be thinking about graduation Joie Trudeau Sharon Vaccaro Fernanda Vieira Suzanne Vodegel Jeffrey Voorhees Anthony Vrba Sam Vuonsalo 187 Seniors 188 James Wangstad Christine Watkins Leslie WetchSn Lisette Wenck Jennifer Weickert Kristen Wensole Thomas Weil Mary Wernimont Gerilynn Weinzierl Glen Westphal Buster Westrum Kathryn Wetzel Kimberly Wh.teley Stuart Whitman Paul Wicker Brett Wiley Dawn Williams Daniel Wilichowski Ruth Williams Margaret Wilkes Michael Witlegalie Brett Williams Mele Willis Suzanne Winebrenner Jeffrey Wisun Theodore Wuotiet Peter Wydo Kevin Yiitaio Linda Yiiiaio Christopher Young 189 Seniors Not Pictured. Simone Brovege. Scon Chapman. Scon Cruz. Leslie Cumming. Stacey Cumming. Doug Davis. Stephen De Stefano. Daniel Desiauoers. Robert Drometer. Troy Ehalt, Bradley Erickson. Tammy Erickson. Dolores Fischer. Susan Forman. Alicia Frankwitz. Dale Freeburg. Kent Halt, Merritt Haft, Bradley Hart. Charles Heying. James Holm. Jay Ho m. Amy Jtrak. Richard Jurevich. Sarah Killorin. John Koop. Kyle Lewis. Kathryn Loughman. Darren Lucht, Scon Mackendanz. Laura Mattie. Michelle Magci. Chris Mueller. Mark Olson. Bradley Reents. Jon Richmond. John Rogers. Joseph Roth. Lisa Ryan. Patty Rosenberg. Noreen Saxton. Ftichard Schaehrer. Vernon Scott. John Sheldon. Tina Slaughter. William Souza. John Strom. Paula Thedorff. Michael Thompson. Mark Vogeier. Kelty Weeks Beth Yusup Susan Zeman Michael Ziegler Keep smiling, Kwston. we'li get our heads unstuck yet! Lindsay FogJer and Kirsten Bergtund. 190 How much do I owe 'ya? John Greenfield. Counting sheep. Laura? Laura Erickson. ■Mfe, 191 Don't you like my boxers?! Chris Vannelli. High School Bowl: Row 1: Bill Os-trem. Jim Boudreau. John Brazel. Doug Frisk. Row 2: Dave Kyllo. Dave Schm d. Jason Stenzel BRflZEL Boys' Golf: Row . Brian Sweeney. Robby Robertson. Darren Senn. Bill Hickerson. Ken Owen. Brent Hopton Row 2 Dave Kylto. Dave Adams. Dennis Lesser. Jim Arnold (Coach). Steve Golinvaux. Matt Hunt. Not Pictured: Todd Stead. Jon Langfitt. Girls' Golf: Row 1: Laura Billings, Nancy Klick. Scott Turtinen (Coach). Nicole Frothingham. Michelle Heerey. Anne Gunnare. Row 2: Margaret Minner. Kami Springer. Debra Deiahanty, Robin Powers. Susie Adams. Chris Gruidl. Laura Rossi. Row 3: Lori McGritl. Linda Paulson. Krista Becker. Stephanie Harris. 192 ■MB Varsity Tennis: Row 1: Dan Etron, Stevo Bauer. Dave Lund. George McCutcheon. Marly Lore. Row 2: Todd 8iederman. Jett Olson. Chris Schulze. Carter Block. Ed Bice. Will Cohen, Ed O'Gara Row 3: Roger LI pelt (Coach). Andy Malewicz. Bruce Jackson. Stephanie Schneider Junior Varsity Tennis Row 1: Andrew Newmark. Bill Mersy. Tom Larson. Paul Salmela. Derek Bowen. Row 2: Bob Hagan. Greg Longstreet. Chuck Arnold. Dawd Kahn. Steve Felt. Bill Raymond (Coach). Synchronised Swimming: Row f. Taml Pysick. Heidi Rogers. Chris Goddard. Amy Biedhlln, Melanie Stevens. Michele Daly. Row 2: Joy Graves. Julie Swenson. Berta Loegering. Jayne Fadden. Amy Tauring. Kathy Daly. Susie Jondahl (Coach). Row 3: Rosie O'Grady. Karin. Koren Bouym. Denise Graves. Darcy Sliviand. Carol Mer-riam. 193 Varsity Baseball: Row 1: Dave Pierre. Darin Quest. Peter Hunt. Rob Olson, Martin Johnson. Robby Smiens. Steve Persian. Chris Schons. Row 2: Dave Astin (Coach). Lane Wadded. Jim Boudreau. Kevin Koepke. Scott Palmer. John Surucu. Chris Clark. Chuck Thoresen (Coach). Row 3: J.D. Stud. Brett Gamber. Mark Boone. Brian Kallestad Junior Varsity Baseball: Row 1: Mike Rod. Mike Schrah. Mike Jackson. Pete Kuehnel. John Hansen. Todd Enge. Chris Tranter. Row 2: Greg Luedke. Paul Reddy. Chris WoMo. Jeff Deters. Scott Kaltsen. Mark Engdahi. Scott May. Row 3: Dave Ltebrenz (Coach). Scott Elliot. Steve Cade. Chad Sprmkle. Tim Neal. Steve Bednar, Jon Hinze. Varsity Softball: Row t: Muril Pederson (Coach). Kelly Hite. MarieH Gatenby. Barb Mersy. Brenda Hagen. Roxie Fink, Rachel Halldor-son. Juke Otis. Row 2: Sue Carter. Sarah Saarela. Chns Stengel. Kirsten Berglund. Lynn Johnson. Lisa Kay. Marilyn Doll. 194 Junior Varsity Softball: Row 1: Jennifer Butler. Karen Hahn. Brenda Michaeison. Kim Ewald. Karen Rowe. Mauri Salwei. Row 2: Sue Miller. Angela Krohnteldt. Lisa Johnson. Janet Heezen. Jill Healey. Sharon Myers. Tracy Beckman. Boys' Track: Row t:Steve Hrkal. Tim Gilbertson. Todd Wagner. Kent Waizack. Chris Hadley. Mike Bemeking. Kevin Blume. Greg Swanson, Jack Heidman. Greg Hanley. Rick Phillips. Mike Flittie. Tim Walker. Tom Weil. Bill Knapp. Row 2: Mark Johnson. Paul Hall-gren. Bob Moore. Carl Brakob. Kurt Alm-quist. Mark Bennett. Mark Franzen. Jay Sten-zel. Johan Persson. Steve Lastlvich. Kevin Engdahl. Ron Schlegel. Eric Shatter. Dave Parks. Doug Paul. Craig Brezonick. Tim McFarland. Blit Hebert. Row 3: Steve Youngbowel (Coach). Paul Sladek. Shawn Girvan. Mike Swensen, Andy Hoem, Tom Baumer. Andy Ranier, Chris Navarra. John Brazel. Mark Miller. Kyle Kottze. Eric Blegen. Dave McKinley. Mike Engberg. Eshan Sam-sodeen. Tim Evenson, Dave Hebert. Row 4: Kirk Meyer. Reik Andersen, Bob Tetu. Mike Burr. Tony Kaster. Carter Maxwell. John Egged. Mark Mendel. Marty Rosol. Dave Kle«n. Pete Schroeder. Mike Hesse. Wade Wiken. Marc Terrass (Coach). Girls' Track: Row 1: Kathy Muchlinskl. Michelle Schupmann. Debbie Phillips. Chris Tompkins. Angela Lindsay. Stacey Hunt. Jill Golie. Jackie Hanley. Katie Troemell. Cheryl Bionigan. Karla Hammerbeck. Sue Koester. Row 2: Jenniter Hameie. Astrid Roed. Wendy Richards. Kim Lovasik. Chris Tierney. Cathy Heezen. Katie Hahn, Sue Muchlinskl. Linda Beaverson. Heidi Roed. Kari Christianson. Row 3: Vicky Montam (Coach). Kris Mmnich, Sue Schober. Stephanie Norris. Heidi Olson. Jayne Markiewicz. Anne Bakke. Jenniter Waiter. Pam Sjostrom. Susan St. Onge. Liz Henderson. Susie (Coach). Row 4: Sonya Irene. Kari McKown. Rhonda Asuro. Candy Bergquist. Laura Erickson. Joyce Weiss. Sandy Bonn. Anna Johnson. Asst. Coach Mary. 195 Top Ten Students: Although there are many fine scholars in the Class of 198 . those who have achieved designation through their grade- point averages as Top Ten students deserve special recogni- tion. These students are: Beth Bauer Julianne Kaster Karin Bumgardner Jana Kemp Shana Crosson Mark Mykleby Jill Gehrke Jody Skartvedt Lisa Hann Cathleen Wentzel Department Awards: In addition to overall scholastic achievement, many students have demonstrated excellence in particular subject areas. This year the faculty members in each department have se- lected one outstanding senior to receive a medal honoring academic achievement, success in upper level coursework. and indication of interest in pursuing a career in a related field. Art Brian Billadeau Industrial Education Business Education Beth Bauer Drafting Jill Strommen Communications Kevin Koepke Graphics Gretchen Ihnken Focus Shelli Maxwell Woods Doug Hosszu Foreign Language Mathematics Kathryn Muchlinski French Julie Young Music Karl Streif German Mark Mykleby Science Spanish Todd Korby Biology Jody Skartvedt Home Economics Laurie Dombeck Chemistry Curtis Yen Physics Mark Mykleby Social Studies Mark Mykleby Special Honors: Each year certain Wayzata seniors are chosen for recognition by local and statewide organizations. Some awards include scholarships and others plaques or certificates, but all of them honor scholarship, service to school and community, leader- ship and character. Oettloff Scholarship Ogin Sportsmanship Award Maureen Kelly K.C. Chermak and Candace Bergquist Fairfield Prize Award Plymouth Optimists' Award Jana Kemp Michael Slavics and Susan Willes First Bank High School Award Principal's Award Turi Hembre and Scott Jenson Jennifer Peterson First National Bank of Wayzata Scholarship Award Rose Reese Award Jana Kemp Candace Bergquist Louise Ritchie Strand Memorial Award W.E.A. Scholarships Karin Bumgardner. Jana Kemp. Antonia Mercado, and Turi Hembre and Jana Kemp Kathryn Muchlinski Wayzata Masonic Lodge Award MacLachlan Marketing Award Grace Kang Linda Burchett Waytonka Nursing Medical Career Scholarship Casey Piket Activity Awards: Debate Steve Appelget Student Council Mark Holden Scott Jenson Laurie Lee Drama Monte Achenbach Jim Boudreau Dominique Zima Jody Skartvedt Journalism Karin Bumgardner Paul Halgren Peter Schroeder Turi Hembre Yearbook Journalism Susan Willes Jon Langfitt Nation Honor Society Jon Langfitt Brian Prestifilippo Turi Hembre Chris Tierney Sue Jerich Scott Jenson Senior Sports Awards 1983 The following received special athletic awards at the Wayzata Senior Sports Awards Night. 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