Wayzata High School - Wayako Yearbook (Wayzata, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

we'V ;n a lice So i e 9« iV paAty Tbo voci . w r , f00. , I ' I • ■— J(55 h | icksbura Ln. f umOtA th, M Vf U hen X first stepped into Uayzata Senior h iyh Sctoo Xrealized this uas no ordinary hijt? 5ch o o • fhe vxjwgchoo ‘ 15 e. if was huz zlnyfdftk a frenzied activity -that -l. -hard u he hi eve. feop e w rush) no -to jet to the n ctasses ackers slammed teach ' ■ ' ere. shut cont cA pjd such •friertfe.- Vou Isikc- vus+ nisc 'gino-mcr' hro 01 -3? (o c, Ws ma 00 3 vtx)nd. Hdcp Say tho SOJccVics+ 7 . hniPCjS. fcoVe qood fo� smyoncs. eqo. .gspcooily nnW. t ope S-tey in WjOCh Vc� Jr€ one m 3 w v U on Y adf dvcl y°u w- - XriffX dr % DISCOVER title and format used with permission of Time Inc. A Day In The Life Of A WHS Student What do you expect thi early In the morning. OndtrdUr Robyn Brown Open up. Cathyl Here come� the air planed Cathy Albright ♦ 'Time won't fly thi hourbecauie I’m not having fun. Bob Morrlton 2 And The Day Goes On . . . 3 There not doubt that high school is a time for firsts. It aD starts with the first day of school for sophomores. Ah yes. I'm sure we all remember dashing through the halls, searching frantically for the health room, trying to Ignore the seniors' claims that It is up by the pool. On the first day of school, sophomores have their first encounter with the cafeteria. During this thirty minute period, sophs become confused, befuddled, and generally aggravated by the Intricate workings of the various lunch lines. They spend twenty minutes each day trying to figure out which line will bring them to which food. Unfortunately, the truth is that none of the upper class persons have figured It out either, they just stopped trying. After the first day of school, normal life at WHS begins, but that is not the end of the firsts. WHS was led through this year of firsts by our first lady. Muffy Spalla. whose spirit fired up the entire school for Homecoming. This set the tone for the rest of the year. First place, for instance, seemed to be popular with Trojan athletes this year. Speaking of which, this was the first year in many that the juniors triumphed over the seniors In an incredible Powder Puff game. Some of the spectators may have been lucky enough to be asked out to the Homecoming dance for the first dates. This is a moment teens look forward to because they remember seeing Greg take out some groovy chick on the Brady Bunch. Unfortunately, for most students, when this great event comes to pass, it doesn't quite live up to their expectations. Several of the students that we spoke to described their first dates with words like boring, uncomfortable, and awkward. but still kind of exciting. On this adventure, some students may have been lucky enough to avoid driving mom's station wagon and instead drove their first car. Who cares If it has a fair amount of rust and only an AM radloll Yes. it runs, and no. It's not mom'sll These are the characteristics that give it the value of a Rolls Royce. After the weekend of first dates, first kisses, and first times for missing curfew, school reconvenes with first hour. No one can say a whole lot about first hour because, for the most part, the average student Is In a semi-conscious state. However, one fact on which most WHS students agree, is that first hour is the worst time to have to do one's first oral presentation. The first oral is really the most nerve-racking experience of high school. It is when most students find out first hand what Is meant by knocking kneesl w lee leiblg and Heather Knapp on their “first date.' Firsts, Firsts, Firsts, Muffy Spalla Is our First lady. Wayxata's own Lesley Treptow running in first place. 4 Some WHS students during first lunch. let's hear It for the fint sophomore floatl Could this bo their ''first kiss? Sean Merkel and Andrea Phillip High school Is made special by these and many other firsts. They provide excitement and variation to some days that could Just be another day at school. Although many of these firsts are common to all students, they all take a unique shape In the lives of different students. They are the memories that are treasured for many years after high school. This is probably because from these firsts, we educate ourselves so that we may improve when the seconds” come around. The second date seems easlen the second oral seems more polished, as does the second car, the second day at WHS is an improvement on the first: and finally, second hour is more lively than first hour. These improvements can be almost as exciting as the firsts, but not quite as fun. Students experiencing athletic, academic, and artistic firsts are the foundation on which WHS is built. Do you ever wonder what i in the trunk of a student driver car? His and Hers sophomore wheels. Riding your bike down to Wayzata Beach used to be cool. Now when you sec someone riding his bike you laugh a bit and nostalgically reminisce about the carefree junior high days before you got your license. Now. driving is cool, biking ISN'TII Of course you remember the first time you drove a car by yourself. You were cool. You were very cautious. You put your hands in the correct position, turned corners using the hand-over-hand method, and you did as your parents constantly reminded youi Wear your seat bell and watch out for the other guy.....Be carefull After you had your license for a day or two. you set out to find the limits of the car. How fast does it go?” Will the tires squeal if I turn fast enough? Can I drive one handed? Consequently, you drive in a reclining position, with one hand on the wheel and one on the radio as you cruise down the road feeling cool, looking cool, and above all. driving cool. As a veteran of the road, you drive places where other people are so they can see how cool you arel This phase lasts a few weeks, but then wears off because now it’s cool to pretend that you drive so much that you're sick of it. Suddenly, you realize that being cool is not so cool because you end up driving everyone everywhere. When you do drive, you pretend that it's not that big a deal because cod people don't get excited about things like driving. Yes. driving is an education on being cool. Permits are cool at firsti then it’s the mega-cool licensei then you think you're the ultimate cool When showing your friends the license testing map. and. for some of you. being cool is getting that first speeding ticket. No matter how cool you are. you swear you will never, ever, drive like mom and dad drive. But you will because pretending to be safe is the next cool thing to do. A thought about driving: He who observes carefully will have more girlfriends. It you cant read the number above the door, you |utt failed the eye testl Hot Rod trademark and format by permission of Hot Rod magazine. Laura Sherck and Beth Krause leave school in a suspiciously good mood! 8eetlemania and the blue and gold school spirit go hand in hand. friends, how 'bout this car right herd Bring me one Wayxata doormat and drive it home today! Brian Carter: Student, letterman. used car salesman. The 1985 Homecoming Erik Hembre and Paula Kamman. Nicole Frothlngham and Dave King. Queen Sue Newell. Mike Floegel and Lori Crowell. Tracy Lee and Steve Deter . Julie Sheldon and Mike Melm. 8 King Mike W inf ion. Andrew Newmark and Beth Mofby. Jeff Slueckcn and Barb Pagnucco. Tom Wcntiel and Muffy Spalla. Traditionally, coronation has been one of the special Homecoming events. This year’s coronation was no exception. The auditorium was filled with anticipation. Who would be crowned King? Who would be crowned Queen? The evening began with an opening song sung by April Scott, accompanied by Scott Miller on the piano. Emcees Steve Mikkelson and Stacey Farb creatively introduced each candidate as the royalty approached the stage. To put the icing on the cake. Stacey and Steve presented each candidate to the audience by calling each one to the microphone and asking them a thought provoking question. As the magic moment drew closer. Stephanie Blocher sang another beautiful love song accompanied by Barb Pagnucco on the piano. Finally. Sue Newell and Mike Winston were crowned I9$5’s Homecoming King and Queen. Kaiy Muchlinski and Stuart Williamf. 9 1985 Homecoming Thu Ihftnf iffiwd Id Weekends And Here' the next Minnesota faid Mark Mi know when to hold cm and when to told 'em Steve Meade One ol the favorite hot spot !' Julie Caldwell and Ore Bach opt lor pie Bill Ouidera trying to rai e money lor a Prom date Kent Kivley and friend looking for a little tailgating action' Truly a couple of ladie men??? Ku ty OI on and Steve Prekker BURGER KING mm W' h:. NATINItS OAK • N A r T V OAHU GOO IU A BACA tO INI fglURf Il' definitely the red W e're in I hr money! Or. maybe we aren't! If we did have big buck , maybe we wouldn't be holding down these jobs! Are these thoughts familiar to you? Many students at Wayzata Senior High work tor a living. You can see them everywhere you go. whether it be to a store or to a restaurantl Although then- are many different kinds of job , all of the employees seem lo have the same thing in mind. MONEYKI Now maybe this hard-earned money will go Into the bank where it can quietly multiply. Or. maybe it goes straight into a pocket where it will burn a hole. Or maybe, just maybe, it goes into the hands of a friend, or even worse, a parent because you owe them money. But. aside from all ol these places, money is the best when it goes where you want � t to go like when you buy a present lor yourself. That ts when money really works for youl However, one should not make light of this situation because money is |ust as much a necessity as It Is anything else Could wc possibly live off ol mom and dad forever7 We must realize that things cost money, and until the day they don't, we must have a job! WHS Students Face Trying Economic Times!! Would you like the Old Coke. Nrw New Ok) Coke .....” Sir. I'll need to see some I.D. before vou con purchase that lUvie Kottkr Things Most Liked About WHS Gotta keep on dancin' with these happy fectll Wayako took a survey among students at WHS asking them to list the five things that they liked most and disliked most about WHS. Here is what students said they liked most. I. Friends 3. Alter school activities 3. Dances (including Prom) 4. Lunch 5. The pool????? Lunch time is truly the next best thing to a chocolate Oh. how we love them friends!!! Some of the more due members of the senior class. shake. 16 Things Most Disliked About WHS 1. The early starting time. 2. Taking tests. i. Split lunch. 4. Crowded halls. 5. Long lunch lines. Samantha suiters through one of her favorite tests. Samantha Vanderford The early starting inflicts mental strain on poor Karl Castello. Split lunch was never a party for these guys! Greg Laurent. Mark Lund. Ted Woychtck. Andy Lonnqutst. Heart Week 1986 Love Me Do. Hear I Week: a lime of excitement, a lime of chaos. It really breaks up the blahs of winter and puts some spice in our lives. It's the mystery of a secret admirer or watching your friends turn beet red when they gel a kiss o gram or stng-o-gram. Heart Week was again put on by the members of the National Honor Society. This group of students worked very hard during Heart Week. They started planning lor the week-long event in December, when they selected a theme and the favored charities. This year's theme was love Me Do and the charities were the American Cancer Society and Minnesota Make-A-Wtsh. The American Cancer Society does research on cancer - not necessarily to prevent it. but how to fight it and work against the odds. Mmnesota-Make-a-Wish is a unique charily in that it is directed only to children (18 yrs. or younger) with terminal illnesses. All of its staff members are volunteers and it receives its funds from donations and contributions. Minnesota-Make-A-Wish extends its services to those children who seek them out. The organization grants the children any wish they desire (within the boundaries of the planet Earth). Such wishes can vary from a Cabbage Patch doll, to a trip to Disneyland, to a handshake with Pete Rose. Last year’s total contributions amounted to J7.500. a total that seemed hard to beat, according to Connie Lewis. Student Activities Director. This year, however, the students at WHS really outdid themselves. They raised about $8.SOO The swim-a-lhon and royally collections together took in a total of J6.8fS.3J. In addition to these two money-raising activities there were the sales of buttons, candy, carnations, sing-o-grams. computer dating lists, raffle tickets, and the ever-popular kiss-o grams. Some of the activities included a Monday morning kick-off Heart Week assembly where the royalty was introduced. The match of the week was Harold Tren and Andrea Newntark who met on WHS's version of the Dating game. A new tradition of Heart Week started this year- a Heart Week breakfast. Many WHS students managed to roll out of bed and come to school at 600 A.M. to eat doughnuts and see Mike Schwarz's classic impersonation of Mr. Lewis as a teenager. Another possible tradition that brought people to the breakfast was the Love Lines - little messages sent to present potential valentines. Thurday was also the day the Blood Mobile visited our school. This year the students and faculty parted with 140 pints of their precious plasma. On Friday the students and faculty really had it out in the volleyball game. The teachers wafted away with a victory in the first game, but the students had a strong comeback -winning 15 to 8 - in the second game. There wasn't enough time to break the tie so the class of '87 will have to prove that the students are the best. Eric Mitchell, the biggest winner of the raffle, took home the VCR. Later that evening, many people showed up in their finest attire at the high school cafeteria for the Heart Week I Want to Hold Your Hand semi-formal dance. Each day had a different theme Monday. Grubs dayi Tuesday. Duds dayi Wednesday. Arena Day and Haircuts day • Mayann's of Wayzata gave $5 haircuts to WHS students and donated all the money to th charities. Thursday was Red and White day and Friday was Fun-in-the-sun Safari-day. Everybody seemed to be having fun and getting into the spirit of the week. Heart Week '86 was a tremendous success for both the students and the charities. Steve Meade is so charming and debonair when it comes to giving kisses. Students lake a break from the fast moving dancing. Tom Wentzel. The Dating Game's future host. I wonder who my secret admirer could be? He can only have this if he let’s me borrow it on the weekends. Eric Mitchell and Dave McDonell. Any girl would scream and cry for one of these guys, but she’d never bring him home to molhorl Something had to be done about this public display of affection in the schools! Stove Garert and John Peterson know |ust how to | ami The seniors huddle to discuss their strategy. M die if you don't dance with me!' Smiles, cheers, and heart shaped balloons filled the stands during the volleyball game. Ugh! Oh! Eeek! (@ !$!) Are you serious? My ticket matches? Karin Becker wins the raflle. 20 Were gonna shake, rattle, and roll! 1986 Heart Week Royalty Junior candidates Jenny Englcr. Mike Schumacher. Caihy Albright. Bill Sophomore candidates Todd Billings. Tim Stenzel. Karla Kromer. Drew Hauge. and Guidera. Melanie Tauring. and Steve Kozachok. Sonja Larson Not pictured Tom Beckman. Senior candidates Laura Johnson. Brian Carter. Stacy Wilson. Judy Severson. Matt Vertin. and Steve Meade. 21 What Happened In '85? 5 ss %' JUi ' o, .2 rtje °e 5? Pnni°rs a, ° e, £ (U U N Back To The Future: A Big H,t At The Box Office U GENEVA 3 QQ W 3 Super Bomi XX Bears Shuttte Patriots Under the Rug LIVE AID wA’- FOR o x r « £ � c® esor.� lQ. AFRICA Mary Lund: First Woman To Receive An Artificial Heart ______ Expodes. NASA Negligent With Safety Precautions? TALKS Girls, Girls, Girls . . . 1985 Fall Musical This fall the school musical was Bye Bye Birdie, written by Michael Stewart, with music and lyrics by Charles Strouse and Lee Adams. Bye Bye Birdie is the story of a rock and roll star. Conrad Birdie, who is drafted into the army. His manager's secretary. Rosie, who. by the way. just happens to be in love with her boss, comes up with a great way to make a bundle off Conrad's departure. The plan involves a song entitled One Last Kiss” and Conrad giving one lucky fan. Kim MacAfee. one last kiss before he leaves for the army. Wayzata's production, directed by Jacque Frazzini, starred Peter Kirchhoff as Conrad. He lit up the stage, not only with his tinsel-like costume, but also with his energetic performance. April Scott played a convincing Kim MacAfee. torn between Conrad and her steady. Hugo, played by Jon DeVries. Providing the show with some of its most hilarious scenes. Meredith Teske played the part of the manager's mother. The manager. Albert, was played by Much Granberg. who made his stage debut as a senior. Stephanie Blocher stole the show as Rosie. Her energy projected to the very last row. There was a full house on both Friday and Saturday nights. Even the Sunday matinee packed them in. The show was fun for those who took part in it. as well as for the audience. The cast became a family and enjoyed doing the work to put on the production. Hold still while I work miracles on that face!” Maria Ray. Peter Kirchhoff tries his Tarzan technique on Wendy Fricdmeyer. Bye-8ye Birdie Orchestra Row It Cara Hoem. Shari Degman. Katie Dobmeycr. Angela McNeill. Juliana Pertu:. Erik Hembre Row 2. Art 8rakob. Ky Johnson. Duane Ford. Amy Taurmg. Diane Sipola. Jay Schindel. Row 3 David Green. Neal Nordstrom. Mrs. Wilson. Joe Pestlm. Ken Hutchinson. Paul Schulte. Shawn Leuer. Dave Moore. Todd Bertsch. Not Pictured: Kao loing. Inger lomg. Janel Obencham. David Hill. Janet 28 Swanson. Margot Wickman. David Morvtn. A look at ihc domestic household of the MacAfee's. Playing the violin can be hard on the feetl Juliana Pertur. Back stage blues? Never heard of 'em! Kristi Story. Stephanie Bloc her. and Jennifer Ames. Mirror. mirror on the wall .... ” Brian Carter. 29 Cast 6 Crew Albert Mitch Granberg Rosie . . , Stephanie Blocher Ursula Katy Born Kim MacAfee ... April Scott Mr. MacAfee Mike Schwarz Mrs. Peterson Meredith Teske Conrad Pete Kirchhoff Mayor Todd Baszucki Mayor's Wife Betsy Hodges Hugo Peabody Jon DeVries Mrs. Merkle Susan Luedecke Alice Brenda Bergerson Harvey Johnson Greg Rausch Karl Troy Richardson Arthur Greg Albers Harold Dave Heuer Henry Jason Bonnett Freddie Brian Carter Richie Alan Howell Deena Cynthia Teller Holly Melinda Mattson Helen Melissa Jacobson Margie . Wendy Friedmeyer Penelope Sarah Fjelstul Suzie Jenny Ames Nancy Bridgil Shaver Gloria Rasputin Gwen Jacobson Carol Shelly Carlson Sally ...... ... Lee Ann Ouisenberry Bettisu ...................... Niki Vars Mrs. Davenport ....... Jill Ehresmann Mrs. Edwards ......... Lesley Johnson Mrs. Appleton Linda Gmsbaeh Deborah Sue ........... Kristi Story Linda .................. Tracy Jackson Martha ..................Karin Riggs Tammy ...................Maria Ray Jeanne ... .............Annette Lunau Mrs. Berkeley ......................Amy Kettwig Mrs. Wakeley Ruthann Pepmiller Randy ............Jennifer Deusterman Director ...............Jacquc Frazzini Choral Director ....................Jim Gall Student Director ..........Bob Warren Choreographer ____Bonnie VonDruska Technical Director Set Designer Ron Frazzini Production Manager ... Chip Williams Assistant Technical Director .. Tim Evenson Publicity ..........................Sue Luedecke Costumes Anna Kleinsteuber. Wendy Friedmeyer. Sue luedecke Make - up Niki Vars. Cynthia Teller Stage Manager .............Tim Evenson House Manager Beth Budolfson STUDENT COUNCIL DRIVES FOR FOOD Debate Talks Water Quality Orchestra Returns From Vienna Wayzata Students Travel Abroad r Chicago U logo and format used by per mi ft ion of Rolling Stone. Athletes For Drug Awareness Atheletes for Drug Awareness (AFDA) is a peer program designed to specifically address the needs of the students through peer counseling. AFDA is an organization made up of team captains and student leaders who have made a commitment not to use drugs and alcohol and have worked with their respective activities to address the issues of drug use and abuse. Their commitment to a chemically free life style is verbalized to the team, the coach, and their parents. In addition, these leaders and captains have designed a process for dealing with issues of chemical use and abuse should it occur with students who are participating in an activity or sport. AFDA has received a great deal of attention because it is unique and effective in preventing use and abuse among young people. School districts in this state and other states have begun to duplicate tin program. The Minnesota State High School League uses a video tape that includes portions about AFDA when demonstrating to other schools what can be done to effectively prevent drug and alcohol use by young people. One of the activities that these young people have developed is a Speaker's Bureau.” The members of AFDA volunteer their time, speaking to elementary, junior high and senior high students. They also speak to community and civic groups. Topics include strategies for handling chemical use and abuse in athletics. leadership, and the importance of being a role model. Part of the support they receive for being willing to say no to alcohol and drugs comes from their public speaking. AFDA members have donated over 400 hours of time to the school and community. Should wc disturb Ray? Mike Yeager. Brian Challgreen. and Ray Shouse. AFDA. Row I: Sue Newell. Greg Myers. Bill Gutdera. Eric Trend. Nicole Frothingham. Jill Schubbe. Brenda Wclchlin. Robin Powers. Sarah F|dstul. Shelly Carlson. Judy Severson. Steve Meade. Tammy St. John. Row 1 Stephanie Dallin. Lori Crowell. Erik Hembre. Greg Riebe. Lynne Hansen. Paula Kaniman. Stacey farb. Tryna Johnson. Wendy Friedmeyer. Laurel Hess. Dawn Crinklaw. Keiey Pederson. Kara Arne. Row 3 Melissa Schommer. Eric Boyer. Mike Schumacher. Sue Ouick. Dawn Danncrt. Renee Schlegal. Jane Runzheimer. Adie lance. Steve Mikkelson. Mike Kromer. Roybn Brown. Lisa Healey. Ten Miller. Heidi Kunde. Kara Petersen. Craig O'Brien. Meredith Tcske. Bill Komp. Lisa Washington. Tanya Anderson. R.J. Broyles. Mike Yeager. Matt Vertin. Row 4: Kendra Blevins. Kristin Dahl. Malt Sweeney. Row 5: Brett Outcalt. Kristen Neuenfeldi. Amy Tauring. Ray Shouse. Brian Challgren. Matt Hedge. Michael Winston. Tryna Johnson doing some public speaking for AFDA. Wayzata Chemical • Another chaotic day in the life of Don Anderton. s.o.s. Health Groups The support program responds to a variety of referrals which usually come from school staff, programs, administration. parents, and individual students who refer themselves. Support groups exist to help students who wish to change for the better, who want to continue the process of growth, and who accept the need for sensible risk taking in confronting their problems. Students discover that within themselves they have most of the resources needed to make positive changes. Getting Straight requires rigorous honesty with self and others. The process must start with the decision to end chemical use. Most of the students in the program are there by choice, several because they have to be there, and others because they derive support by aiding students in need. Once chemical use is ended, one's problems tend to be no different from any other person's problems although they may be more severe. Getting Straight involves two thingSi no use of chemicals, and continuing the change for the better. Continuing the change for the better will always be hindered or impossible unless no use is achieved first. Support groups deal with relationships to chemicals, self, parents, family, friends, school and or job. Successful students have the courage to change and the skills to become true leaders. This year the program started with about thirty students and quickly grew to about fifty-five - a normal year. The following staff worked in the program: Nettie Bennington. Jim Arnold. Craig Johnson. Gary Swedberg. and Don Anderson. S. O. S. .. (Students On Sobriety). is a group of special students who are talking about their past experiences with drugs and alcohol, and their lives as recovering students. The group consists of students K)th through 12th graders and was started many years ago for speaking to various classes at our school. Since then. S. O. S. has branched out and now speaks to many groups including elementary classes, various city clubs, organizations, treatment centers, other schools, and wherever anybody wants to hear us. This group has devoted much time and risked opening up to many different people about their lives. S. O. S. - Row I: Kathy Wilson. Anne Hulsc. Shelly MeCourtney. Row 2. Chad Markus. Chris Callender. Brad Metcalt. Scott Miller. 33 Focus ... Achievement Excellence Jon Patick writing up tomorrow' lesson plan. 1 think my (acc muscle froze! Jolui McCormick. Pawn Thailand. Isn't that color of lipstick a bn loud. Angel? Dancite Munson. Angel Haft. “You’ll never guess what I |u l saw! Larry Pogue. So. ah . you got plan I or Triday night ?’’ Stephanie Barnes. Bol by Allyn. The speaker is in front guys! w Yo!. I’ll take two pizzas with everything to go! Terry I Ingen. FOCUS What i$ FOCUS? Unfortunately not too many people know the answer to that question. FOCUS is an educational program at Way-zata Senior High School. This alternative to mainstream schooling was set up in 1974 with its goal to provide a positive, yet challenging learning situation. The program consists of many students who have not experienced success in school. The program offers many of the same subjects that are offered in mainstream as well as a daily support group that works on achieving success in school. The student-teacher ratio is smaller, which not only allows for receiving more help, but also sets a more personal working relationship. Students in this program have many choices for their academic options. They may lake a combination of FOCUS and mainstream classes. FOCUS and Vo-Tech or a straight FOCUS program. The program is very strict about attendance. punctuality and grades. There are rewards for being successful in school and consequences for not working the program. A FOCUS student’s attitude must be positive in order to gain what FOCUS has to offer. FOCUS has been involved in Homecoming. Student Council. Hcartweck Swimathon. WSH food drive and has provided a Commencement speaker. We are very proud to have FOCUS at Way-zata and hope more students will take the time to find out how great a program it is. Focut: Row 11 Missy Johnson, tarry Pogue. Tom Dowling. Chris Fries. Joe Hodge. Heidi Rogers. DeDe Reents. Stacie Backman. Row 2i Lynn Taylor. Danelle Munson. Tom Schumacher. Todd Gould. Dan Armstrong. Bobby Allyn. Anna Roberson. Dave Kreatz. Row J. Shawn Green. Paul Ivors. Shawn lubbers. Jon taFond. Jon Paslick. Derek Anderson, fcd Jefferson, Ron Rogers. Chuck Soderberg. Terry Lingen. Row 4. Tiffany Johnson. Dawn Rratland. Scon Hendrickson. Steve Bachc. Stephanie Jonson. Angel Haft. Stephanie Barnes. Not Pictured: Joel Deuisch. Jay Hagen. Barb Jacobson. Chris Malison. Faith Sarber. Bruce Swaggeri. David Vieihs. I know something you don't and I’m not going to tell you! Stephanie Jonson. Tiffany Johnson having a giggling spasm' Camera shy Ed Jefferson and Missy Johnson Mmmni I lust love school lunelios! FOCUS teacher Dick Hanley. 35 Vo-Tech Vo-tech is a program for students to get hands-on experience in what could be their future careers. Each day these students have school for three hours at Hennepin Technical Center. There they can learn in depth about their career under individualized instruction in a simulated job-like atmosphere. As well as receiving credits towards high school, their training is also applicable towards time and tuition in post-high school vocational training. Students feel that this program gives them a valuable adantage in helping them prepare for the future. Matt Tckicla creating a landscape. Jon Schwellenbach and Matt Smith working in Auto Body. A M. Vo-Tech. Row 11 Jon Schwellenbach. Jeff Herbert. Bruce Ylltalo. Steve Wuollet. Gary Nelson. Bruce Watts. Joe Nunke. Jod lenz. Row 2. Denise Graves. Matt Smith. Jesse Ewert. Thackery Thomas. Kathy Ouellette. Jenny Nygren. Jon Borchert. Row 3. Eric Tulkki. Dave Hosszu. George Kobi. Peter Therault. Dean Rieke. Scott Bray. Steve Muhoncn. Ed Tolkkinen. Angel Haft taking the patient's role In Health Careers class. 36 Matt Engkind working in Plastics. The following are courses offered through the Vo-Tech program: Auto Parts AulO Uiehanast DwhI UtcIwKI Architectural Drafting Audiovisual TechncSogy Auto Body Repair and Refinnhmg Auto Mechanics Bar mg Occupations Budding Trades Model Office Office Occupations CMJ Development Aifislant Commercial Art Commercial OtwAcwr flectronic Technology Coofc Chef Kitchen Assistant Graph Communication Health Careers Machine Trades ftettKt Technology fluid Power Occupations Market mg ' Merchandising Eefrigrrailon AIr Conditioning Heating W rid mg Data Processing Jenny Nygrcn part of a puppet show in Child Development. On The Job Office Education, standing: Martha Hall. Esther Randall. Tricia Wuollet. Diane Mu-honen. Christine Tolkkmcn. Chris Lovhaugi sitting! Mrs. Fossen. Adviser. Doneta Pearson. Not Pictured: Dave Van Oss. Jenny Magnuson. On the Job Training is a program for students who. besides their regular school schedule, work outside of school. They work many days a week and receive a credit towards graduation through their job. During the school day. the students also take an On the Job Training class to learn two kinds of On the Job Training: the Office Education course, in which the students gam experience in office-type jobs! and the regular course In which the students gain experience in other kinds of jobs. The students in On the Job Training are able to earn money while earning credits for school. Mrs. Fossen explaining that secretaries do noi always need to make the coffee. Office Education students hoping for a technological advancement so they won't have to learn this filing system. 38 t I Jennifer Johnson getting .1 Pepsi for .1 customer at Dayton's Snack Bar. Erik McArdlc gaining experience at A Catered Affair. Kim Hentig hard at work at Warner's. On Ihe Job Training. 1st Row. Left to Right: Michelle Hayford. Liz Roddy. Liz Lobe. Stacy Holter. Shelley Lucht. 2nd Row: Shestin Nelson. Beth Persian. Steve Bell. Jon Schwellenbach. Erik McArdle. 3rd Row: Adviser Chuck Mann. Gene Gruber. Chuck Wuollet. Rick Gould, Steve Shonka. Jerome Plzak. Noel Jennings. 4th Row: Jennifer Johnson, Sue Overmyer. Kim Hentig. Julie Konecny. Darla Mytty. Not Pictured: Bridget Brennan. Anftlony Carlson, Candy Cutting, Lori Goetz. Ann Holm-quist. Bob Kohmetscher. Lisa Lil-ley. Laura Rossi. Tanya Shapiro. Mark Sifferle, Beth Nelson. Darren Rahn, Tim Richmond. 39 Video Production Class Vidro Production. Sealed Dean Remke. Linda Thomai. Advisor WiB Endsley. Standing. Matt Bock. Jose Mourao. Steve Garcri. Larry Monsky. and Jod Pfeffer behind the camera. Video Production is a class in which students learn all about videotaping production. These students learn how to use the cameras and then they are able to apply this knowledge by videotaping events in the school such as sports. Heart Week and other school events. Wayzata Joel Pfellcr videotaping the Student-Faculty Volleyball game during Heart Week. Booster Club • Student Booster Club Members Cynthia Santana. Karla Kromer Vice-President Stacey Farb. President Jenm Zwiefet. and Genevieve Near meyer. |h yOU CAN I BE Ah ATHLETE, P)E ATHLETIC SUPPORTEX j Remember all those wonderful and artistic posters that filled the cafeteria windows? Did you ever wonder how they got there? One thing's for sure, they didn't get there by themselves! Those posters were the result of the efforts of a newly established club — The Student Booster Club. The Booster Club was organized by Jenni Zwiefel and Stacey Farb. It is designed to boost the school spirit not only for sports, but also for musical and other school related activities. One of the club's goals for this year is to raise enough money to rent a place for the spring play performance. Jcnm Zwiefel and Stacey Farb hotding onto the Booster Ctub's motto. Color Guard Thai old familiar sound of four whistles is heard as the drum cadence begins here comes the Marching Band! But who are the girls with the flags leading the Band? They are the Wayzata High School Color Guard. This year the eighteen member Color Guard consisted of five sopho mores, eleven juniors and two seniors. Under the guidance of their advisor. Judy Metsala. and Captain Jill Jackson, they had a very successful season. With their new uniforms and spirited routines, the Color Guard performed at many functions including pepfests. home football games, and the state soccer play-offs. They also performed at the Music in Plymouth celebration, which is an event the City of Plymouth sponsors each summer. During July, four members of the team attended a strenuous camp at LaCrosse State University to acquire new skills and ideas for routines. The Color Guard practiced almost every day during the summer to be ready for the first home football game in September. All this hard work and effort made this year's Color Guard one of the best Wayzata High School has ever seen! The Color Guard strutting their stuff at the Homecoming Parade. Captain Jill Jackson speaking at the band concert. Color Guard, Row h Ann Sunn. Kim Lange. Kathy Oare. Missy Rogers. Amy Harris. Lisa TiDeskior. Tammy Christopherson. Kim Mallison. Ann Pepmiier. Row 2. Jenm Watson. Missy Day. Kim Hinz. Kelly Arndt. Jill Jackson. Natalie Schleske. Kris Arndt. Sandy Hcdtke. Tammy Haraldson Hey. Amy. which way is the wind Mowing? 41 Marching Band Marching Band was a year full of memories for us. The Marching Band performed for pre-games and halftime shows for football games, and showed a great deal of school spirit. Again this year we participated in Homecoming by entering a float in the competition. Although we took third place we had fun building ill Thanks to everyone for their hard work and school spirit. We ended the year with the annual Marching Band concert, followed by our parly which included pizza, pop. volleyball, ami dancing to the band Brou-ha-ha! The Marching Band' entry in the Homecoming parade. Marching Randt Row I. Mike Hesse. Steve Stormo. Heather Schons. Chris Whealy. Jan Schindel. Brandon Olson. Wade Jordan. Carolyn Berst. Barry McKinney. Dave Hill. Rusty Golf is. Colin Kuechle. Row 2. Mike Mtnner. Paula Mayer. Janet Swanson. Lisa Schaffran. Chris Monlcatli. Wendy Wilson. Marnme Nelson. Mary Rousu. Jodi Rowen. Sonya Williams. Sue Herbst. Row 3. Chris Goodwin. Melinda Malison. Sheli Micu. Sara Dorwart. Amy O'Hare. Kris Weyland. Trina Novak. Niki Vars. Maria Ray. Troy Richardson. Chris Mctncn. Chip Williams. Row 4. Angie Smith. Susan DeGrote. Angie Hesse. Julie Linder. Sara Schoffman. Amy leske, Dona Gilman. Rosie O'Grady. Sara Kiecker. Paul Carr. Sara Pasnau. Row 5: Paul Schulte. Sheila Zahler. Paula Zabllka. Sarah Strand. Gwen Jacobson. Ann Ouass. Mari Sjoberg. lisa Padden. Bill Staehle. Amy Richmond. Melanie Tauring. Amy Taurmg. Row 6. Dave Stengel. Cory Johnson. Karl CasteUo. JiB Hegre. Deann Parks. Kara Peterson. Janel Obenchain. Amanda MiBer. lanya Nepper. Ken Hutchinson. Todd Berisch. Row 7i Kristen Swanson. Lesley Johnson. Jonh Friedl. JiB fchresmann. Jennifer Saunders. Shawn leuer. Diane Sipota. Ross Leuer. Chris Gamec. Meredith Teske. Sarah F|elstul. Row S. Kevin Brooks. Derek Bridges. Jeff Haux. Dave Moore. Ted B|erke. Heather Ekey. Jason Halverson. Todd Carlson. Duane Ford. Ky Johnson. Shrky Strfling. Row 9i Stephanie Sulivan. John Ehresmann. Sandy LiBemo. Curl Olson. Kari Peterson. Jenny Brown. Mike Nahorniak. Alan Howefl. Shelly Carfson. Jon DeVries. Row 10. Greg Skinner. Scott Brumm. Kent Grimsrud. Chris Thompson. Vicky Jackson. Mark Warren. Laura Boone. Brad Anderson. Scott Miller. Cindy Migala. Librarians: Melissa Hanlon. Kari Kukis. Kristen Patterson. Jane Olson. Not Pictured: Sarah Danielson. Stephanie Sandstede. Stephanie Breit. Lesley Treptow. Tony Jones. Kathy Delaney. Brian Alexander. Sarah Johansson. The |udges evaluating Chip's versiott of the Birdie dance. Where's my mommy?' Marnme Nelson. � « f The band annual migration Paul Schulte and Amy T.luring. Drum Major and Majorette. let's play follow-the-leader! Scott Miller wrapped up in his music Symphonic Band Wind Ensemble Jazz Ensemble Melinda Mattson and Jill Ehresmann relaxing alter a long rehearsal. A typical rehearsal of the Jazz Ensemble. Perfect form. Kent Grimsrud. lisa Schaflran showing off her horn. Symphonic Band: Row li Stephanie Sandstede. Amy O'Hare. Angie Hesse. Kari Kulus. Gwen Jacobson. Jennifer Anderson. Sara Schoffman. Heather Ekey. Kris Weyland. Trma Novak. Row 2i Kim Hale. Stephanie Sullivan. Shelia Zahler. Sonya Williams. Maria Ray. Jodi Rowen. Betsy Straka. Deann Parks. Sara Pasnau. Amy Richmond. Row 1-. Jeff Haux. Jenny Brown. Vicky Jackson. Teresa Antigua. Ross leucr. David Stengel. Chris Gameo. Chris Memen. Ken Hutchinson. Chris Goodwin. Melissa Hanlon. Dave Weidenfeller. Bill Staehle. Kevin Brooks. Row 4i Kari Peterson. Brian Alexander. Kathy Delaney. Jason Halverson. Derek Bridges. Mark Warren. Kris Swanson. Troy Richardson. John Freidl. Curt Olson. Chris Thompson. Greg Skinner. Sandy Ltllcmo. Scott Brumm. Row 5: Janet Swanson. Paula Mayer. Mike Mmner. Jay Schindel. Dave Hill. Colin Kucchle. Chris Whealy impersonating Stevie Wonder. § (f ft Wind Ensemble: Row l Sue Herbs(. Shell Micu. Sara Dowarl. Amy Tauring. Jill Yngve. Julie tinder. Susan DeGrote. Siephanie Sandstede. Sarah Danielson. Janel Obenehain. Row 2: Stephanie Bren. Mari Sioberg. Mary Rousu. Kara Peterson. Andrea Marvin. Paul Carr. Erik Grimsrud. Sara Kiecker. Diane Sippola. Tanya Nepper. Amanda Miller. Row 3: Melanie Tauring. Sarah Johannson. lisa Schaffran. John DeVries. Jill Ehresmann. Jeff Haux. Jenny Saunders. Leslie Johnson. Kevin Brooks. Todd Bertsch. Shawn Leuer. Shelly Carlson. Shelly SteHlng. Row 4: Mark Erickson. Karl Castello. Mike Nahorniak. Ky Johnson. Dave Moore. Tony Jones. Duane Ford. Donna Gilman. Todd Carlson. John Ehresmann. Cindy Migala. lisa Padden. Kent Grimsrud. Ted Bjerke. Paul Schulte. Row 5: Brandon Olson. Steve Stormo. Rusty Golfis. Not Picluredi Sarah Ejelstul. Meredith Teske. Melinda Mattson. Heather Schons. Chris Whealy. Scott Miller. Paul Schulte posing for GO. Lisa Padden in awe of Chip Williams. Jazz Ensemble: Row I ■ Sarah Fielstul. Jill Ehresmann. Shelly Carlson. Shelly Sidling. Jeff Haux. Ross leuer. Leslie Johnson. Jenny Saunders. Row 2 laurel Hess. Troy Richardson. Paul Schulte. Ted Bjerke. Lisa Padden. John Ehresmann. Todd Bertsch. Amy Tauring. Row 3: Steve Stormo. Heather Schons. Brandon Olson. Duane Ford. Dave Moore. Ky Johnson. Karl CasteBo. Todd Carlson. Melinda Mattson. Director: Chip Williams. Not Pictured: Shell Micu. Scott MiBer. Orchestra laris Vigants giving Mis Cello a hug. The orchestra had a few changes this year, one of which was a new conductor. Sylvia Wilson. Under Mrs. Wilson's direction the orchestra explored some different areas new to most students. They studied the history of string instruments and bows, some music theory and history, plus they reviewed the basics of technique and musicianship. Besides performing their annual fall, winter and spring concerts the orchestra also performed at the Golden Valley Country Club for a Newcomers' Club luncheon and they also performed at a school board meeting. The literature the orchestra worked on ranged from the baroque to the contemporary period. Some of the more difficult pieces performed were Hoedown by Copeland. Peer Oynt Suite by Grieg and Waltz Prom the Serenade of Strings by Tchaikovsky. Some special surprises the orchestra experienced over the year were a visit from a violin maker, getting to accompany Mina Ticher from the Minnesota Orchestra, and the opportunity to play under two guest conductors. Two musical friends. Katie Dobmeyer and Angela McNeill. Orchestra: Row I. Steve Woo. Kan loing. Todd Bulkowski. laris Vigants. lisa Anderson. Adie lance. Melissa Schommer. Saly Holmes. Cheryl Henderson. Row Eve Corrigan. Angela McNeil. Kathryn Dobmeyer. Sarah Troemel. Erik Hembre. Jamie Ingham. Juliana Pertuz. John Klick. laurel Hess. Inger loing. Cara Hocm. Shari Degman. Greg Clarke. 46 Melissa Schommer practicing her scales. Inger loing in her usual cheery form. John Klick having a quick snack before rehearsal. Concert 4! leobersdorf Church in Austria. An ornate German house in Ruedeshetm. Germany. Everyone enioyed the boat ride along the Hungarian border. Reflections From A European Being invited to participate in the International Youth and Music Festival in Vien- A town along the Rhine. na. Austria, was a great honor, and we never thought we would make it. Trying to raise SIOO.OCO seemed a task beyond comprehension. We washed cars, sold apples, had a silent auction and went door to door selling almost anything that would bring us profit. We raised over $80,000 and our parents. relatives, and friends helped us with the rest. The flight from Minneapolis to Frankfurt gave some jet lag. but by the time we arrived in Ruedesheim on the Rhine River, everyone was all set to see the sights and enpy the ride up the river. It was fun to imagine living in some of those castles built high on the banks hundreds of years ago. Our first concert at the senior citizens' home in Munich gave us a good practice for the concerts coming up in Vienna. Of course we had a chance to see Munich's glockenspiel, and to do a little shopping. Wrist watches, clocks, and goose down comforters were popular purchases. Seeing the beautiful countryside of Austria reminded us of the Sound of Music. Our concert at the festival in Vienna went very well. We had a dance to get acquainted with all the other groups from Europe and around the world at the Sofiensaal. It was fun to dance with people from Australia. and talk with people from South Africa. Sweden, and England. We all had to play a concert the next day. We had time to do sightseeing and shopping in Vienna also. After staying in that city a few days, we began to see why it is considered one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Europe. There were tourists there from all over Europe and the Middle East. One of the highlights for us was playing in a beautiful church outside of Vienna. People filled the whole building, leaving little room for those of us who were playing in the orchestra. Staying at the Hilton in Strasbourg. France, was sheer luxury. It was quite a contrast to the ancient city and to the church courtyard in which we played. Sitting and eating in the French sidewalk cafes was much more fun than pretending we were in one in a French class back in Wayzata. Flying home in perpetual light didn't hinder most of us from sleeping. We were Tour The beautiful town of Salzburg. Austria. The orchestra in their concert dress. Kan loing trying one of Beethoven's pianos. Sarah and Erik posing in front of the gazebo from the Sound of Music. A boat ride on the mighty Rhine River. Choir four leensi Brenda Berger sen. Amy Hill. Jenny Ames. Ann Pepmiller. Concerts, caroling, pizza sales, smg-o-grams for Heartweek. Triple Trio. Madrigals. Men's Quartet. Women's Barbershop, and more fund raisers .. What do all these things have in common? They were all done by the Senior High Choir this year. For the Wayzata High School Choir a song plus a whole lot more” has been floating through the air! The song was filled with excitement because of the wonderful things that have happened. Just to name a few of the events there was the pizza sale and James J. Hill Days, where the choir changed the title of Singing in the Rain to Sitting in the Rain or the Ramada caroling that was done during the holiday season. Hey. Jen. give me a ’C'! Then there was the party at Jenny's house afterwards where the favorite game was pin the nose on the reindeer. This year the choir brought in recruits from the crowds of students who thought they could only sing in the shower. Along with all the fun we’ve had this year, there also has been a lot of hard work. Thanks to everyone for a very successful and enjoyable year. Basse Row I Scott Sullivan. Troy Richardson. John Evans. A.J. Meyer. Pete KirchheM. David Hcuer. Row Tim Delaney. Greg Rausch. Ron Dobbelaire. Aaron Brassington. Steve Marcy. Tenors Row I Brad Prothero. Greg Albers. Dave Underhill Row 2i Art Brakob. Mitch Granberg. Brian Carter. Dave Green. Sopranos Row I. Laura Johnson. Anita Petersen. Emily Marcy. Row 2-. Kathy frickstad. Jenny Amos. Cheryl Kane. Jenny Zwiefel. Cindy Teller. Michelle Winget. Row 3. Rachel Maunu. Kathy Birch. Shelly Carlson. Lynne Hanson. Sandy Mueller. Row 4: Anna Kleinsteuber. Kim Schuler. Melissa Jacobson. Erin Edlund. April Scott. Altos: Row I: Rhonda Braaten. Jenny Granlund. Kim Doran. Niki Vars. Julia Ohman. Annette Lunau. Row 2. Amy Hill. Brenda Bergersen. Amy Kettwig. Anne Larson. Tania Larson. Susan luedecke. Row 3i Jodi Morns. Sarah Ihnkcn. Nancy Marshall. Kelly Greenfield. Angie Larue. Julie Dombeck. Row 4: Annette Rust. Michelle Nixon. Katy Born. Ann Pepmiller. Dee Dee Bergquist. Kate Morris. Here are some phrases to remind every choir member of the truly hard job they did. Wrench those bazookas! What do you mean you were at Chi Chi's enjoying a quiet lunch? I’m sorry you guys, but that just doesn't cut it. You sound like a soggy cracker that's been sitting on the counter for days! That tone sounds a little 'green'! No screeching sopranos, please!” A little more tenors. So with these last words the choir says. El Benedicite!” The choir singing a holiday concert ai the new Ramada. Men s Ouartel: Dave Underhill. Greg Rausch. Brian Carter. A.J. Meyer. Choir Council; Row li Brenda Bergersen. Sue Lue-decke. Jenny Zwiefel. Row 2 Tim Delaney. David Green. Art Brakob. Not Pictured: Maria Ray. Troy Richardson. Madrigals: Front. Jennifer Zwiefel. Laura Johnson. Dave Underhill. Stacey Farb. Lynne Hansen. Under ladder: Brian Carter. A.J. Meyer. Amy Hill. Brenda Bergersen. On ladderi Brad Prothero. Art Brakob. John Ivans. Greg Rausch. Amy Kettwig. David Heuer. Choir: Row I ■ Cynthia TeBer. Michelle Wmgct. Jenny Ames. Anna Klcmstuber. Cheryl Kane. Kun Schuler. Rachel Maunu. Sandy Mueller. Kelly Greenfield. Tania Larsen. Amy HiB. Annette lunau. Sara Ihnken. Jenny Granlund. Rhonda Braaten. Julie Dombeck. Julia Ohman. Maria Ray. Row 2: Susan Luedecke. Melissa Jacobson. Kathryn Birch. April Scott. Jennifer Zwiefel. Lynne Hansen. Laura Johnson. David Green. Steve Marcy. Tim Delaney. Greg Rausch. Brenda Bergersen. Amy Kettwig. DeeDee Bergquist. Annette Rust. Kate Morris. Anita Petersen. Niki Vars. Row 3. Shelly Carlson, fcrm Kay Ediund. Kaihryn Frickstad. Ron Dobbelaire. Aaron Brassing-ton. Scott Sullivan. Pete Kirchhoff. A.J. Meyer. John Evans. Dave Heuer. Troy Richardson. Dave Underhill. Brian Carter. Brad Prothero. Art Brakob. Emily Marcy. Michele Nixon. Anne Larson. Ann PepmiBer. Not Pictured: Greg Albers. Stephanie Blocher. Kathryn Born. Michelle Carlson. Theresa Cusick. Kimberly Doran. Mitchell Grandberg. Doug Johnson. Angie Larue. Nancy Marshall. Paul Rogne. Dawn Scott. Stage Crew Stage Crew Row It Genevieve Ncarmyer. Dan Farmer. Betsy Hodge . Su an Luedecke. Jennifer Anderson. Row 2. Jenny Carlson. Michelle Franzen. Jason Halverson. Karen lindberg. Row Ji Jason Oyrhoft. Jodi Rowen. Missy Johnson. Row 4: Frik Nielsen. Mike Temple. Row Si John Grieger. Duane Ford. David Lanier. Nol Pictured Missy Rogers. The WSH drama program owes a great deal to a unique breed ol people known as the Stage Crew . Without these fearless commandos, armed with hammers, no show could go on. These folks work hard and anonymously to make sure the curtain will go up. and when it does, that there’ll be something there besides just the actors. Many of us think of stage crew merely as those who move the sets during the show, but they're involved before and after the performances. Before the actors have even memorized their parts, the stage crew has worked hours to build the sets. This process often continues up to 12 o’clock the morning before the performance. And the set isn't the only part of stage crew's efforts the students operating the light booth are also very important, for through their skills the set takes on the proper mood. After the show, the stage crew, along with the cast, gets the thankless job of tearing apart the set they worked so hard to build. The work of the stage crew was evident especially in Bye-Bye Birdie”. The show had about 15 different scenes; each set was innovative and colorful. Much goes on behind the curtain that is seen only in subtle ways during the show. From the props person, to make-up artists, to the carpenters, to the technicians, all play important roles in a production. Next time you attend a show, do more than glance over these people in the program, for when you give a standing ovation, jt least one hand should be applauding the stage crew. Preparing tor the JAM ai WHS! Thespians Wayzata now-Hollywood next! Jodi Rowen. Thrspians Row I: Sue Luedccke. Jodi Rowen. April Scoti. Cynthia Teller. Stephanie Blocher. Row 2: Maria Ray. Katie Lawton. Wendy Friedineyer Not Pictured. Mike Schwarz. Flash those pearly whites! Katie Lawson. As always-ready lor the cameral Susan Luedecke. The Thespians are a national group of students interested in bettering theater in high school. Here at Wayzata. the Thespians are comprised of mostly junior and senior students who have shown their abilities and interests in the different aspects of theater. In order to become a Thespian, a person not only must have performance experience, but technical experience as well. One of the most interesting aspects of the Thespians is the variety of personalities involved. It's a varied group of individuals with a common interest providing the background for good times. Annually the Thespians enter the One Act Play Contest . After the performance, judges rate individuals on performance and then on the play as a whole. Preparing for the contest always proves to be a challenge and fun. Wayzata usually does well in the individual awards. This year the Thespians also performed a Christmas play for the first graders at Widsten Elementary. Runaway Toys was a smash hit and was a great experience for those involved. Mike Schwarz made a terrific Santa Claus minus the beard and redsuit. while other Thespians enjoyed one of their greater acting challenges as runaway toys. Periodically, the Thespians sponsor funding efforts for the fall musical and spring play which they are also actively involved in. They are happy to announce that the student body is generally responsive to these efforts. In these and other ways, the Thespians will always be devoted to making Wayzata a great place to learn, practice, and enjoy theater. The Forensic Team Junior Varsity Row li $u an Luedecke, Nick Brczonik. Brad kosiial. Mark Fitzpatrick. Jon DeVries. Todd Bcrisch. Bolh BixloHron sorting through endless nciecards Row J. Kelly Broil. Bot y Hodge . Eric Whitehead. Brian On in. Todd Bennington. Both Bodoiison. Coach Gail Sarli. Row I Varsity Bill Komp. Candycc Kroenke. Greg Padden. Man Moulton. I still think Classic Coke is betterl Greg Padden and Bill Komp. � five minutes is all I need' Brad Kostial Few teams have proven as consistent as the Wayzata debate team. This year's squad proved to be no exception. Varsity victories at district, regional. and state competition attest to the determination of its members and the strength of ns coaching. This year's topic, the national water policy, exposed the team to many obscure issues. Cases on acid rain, toxic waste, and a multitude of other environmental problems posed a seemingly overwhelming challenge to all the members. The 1986 squad clearly met this challenge with that special flair that says Wayzata”. Phenommal growth and hope for the future” is the phrase that best describes this highly rated team. Having only three returning seniors, many predicted this to be the building year . The team's fifty-eight members proved all of these doomsday predictions wrong. Spurred on by early victories on the novice and JV levels, the whole squad was able to work together to form a winning team In the true Wayzata tradition. Though many sports can boast of larger teams, greater support, or more spectators, the 1986 Wayzata debate team's motto speaks for itself. Way-zaia Debate- The Pride is Back. Greg Padden during the five minute prep. Brian Quin taking a break. Novice Debate! Row l Heather Latham, Mary Castello. Bccca Larb, Mary Zeigler. Blake Schmidt. Emily TroenwH, John Whitam. Erica Larson. Row }■ Kay Ross. Mark Warren. Jennifer Phelan. Todd Lundquist. Brian Schaefer. Joel Kanvik. Paul Kang. Vicky Jackson. Matt McAdams. Row J-. Kraig Schulz. Kristi Chevalier. Todd Zitzlspergcr. John Roberts. Vince Guimont. Matt Magratten. Brad Herbokheimer, Andy Kicrnan. David Wicklund. Row 4i Kathy Stiltyj Lynn Sentman. Jennifer Anderson. Nancy King. Jodi Morris. Jenny Saunders. Linda Thomas. Dane Richter. Anna Mckcvill. Quiz Bowl Quiz Bowl, otherwise known as Trivial Pursuit with buzzers, is more fun. more excitement. than one person should be allowed. Th3t’s why we at Wayzata Senior High have an eight member team which allows for free substitution and more participation. The team coached by Sue Billings, finished the season with a 50 record, tied for second place in their division. A highlight was the final televised match with Minnetonka which was decided in Wayzata's favor by a sudden death toss-up question. It was a good year for a beginning team. Next year should be even better. Row 11 Mall Moulton. Doug Johnson. Karin Johnson. Betsy Hodges. Row 3. Brian Ouin. Much Granberg. Barbara Cleary. Todd Bennington. Todd Bennington and Betsy Hodges discussing the facts. Homecoming Committees The Homecoming Breakfast entertainer with their vcr ion of We Are The World ; Greg Elstad. Sue Newell. Greg Myers. Mike Floegel. Jim Biermeier. Michael Win ton. Andrew Newmark. Tom Wentzel. Mark Tully. and Matt lipktn. Homecoming '85 was a gala event held October 8th through llth. with the theme Back to the Future.” It was an exciting week for all students, staff, and alumni. Each day was a new adventure in the Homecoming festivities, yet an old tradition for the sake of keeping the faith. The week began with the Tuesday morning kickoff, and was followed by the traditional Powderpuff football game. Contrary to tradition, the juniors outscored the seniors 12-0. Wednesday was dress-up day and Coronation night. It seemed that everyone put on the Ritz for this day. in honor of Homecoming King Michael Winston and Queen Susie Newell. who were crowned that night. Friday afternoon was the traditional Homecoming parade down Lake Street. All groups, classes, and organizations were able to show their school pride by participating in the parade. The Homecoming football game followed, as the Wayzata Trojans defeated the Roosevelt Teddies. The victory was followed by a celebration that went back in time to the dance and music styles of the fifties. The entire week was very successful. However, this traditional week could not have been so successful without the great efforts of all who participated in Homecoming. The preparations for Homecoming began by setting up Homecoming Committees. Each committee was dedicated to excellence and to making the most of a week where we went Back to the Future . . . . Junior Powderpuff coache planning their strategy Alan Hinzc and Jon Honey Bee Willi . Lesley Trepiow wide awake for the breakfast. 1st Row. Left to Right- Beth Mosby. Julie DiGio-vanna. Laura Johnson. Karen Montgomery. Todd Baszucki. Heidi Kunde. Kara Peterson. Kim Schuler. 2nd Row. Dawn Dannert. Jenny Lngler. Melissa Ftefl-berg. laurel Hess. Erik Hembre. Eric Skytte. Pat Mahoney. Mark Erickson. Erik Grimsrud. Deirdre lee. Sarah Mclane. Muffy Spalla. 3rd Row: Stacey Wilson. Jennifer Monteilh. Susie Quick. Beth Kraus. Laura Sherck. Nicole Frothingtham. Mike Floegcl. Katryna Johnson. Stacey Farb. Tina Ptzzala. Becc . Schmitt. Candy Enghauscr. Melissa Martin. 4lh Row: Genevieve Nearmyer. Kelli Toler. Kari Johnson. Gretchen Schwartz. Sue Jodan. Tim Gruidl. Kelli Malison. Barb Pagnucco. Bill Guidera. Michele Micu. Lesley Johnson. Kris Androli. Lisa Washington. 5th Row.- Tom Wentzel. Steve Meade. Emily Smith. Jill Ehresmann. Shelly Senneseth. Rebecca lindvall. Shari Dedman. Tammy St. John. Kelley Pederson. Judy Severson. Paula Kamman. Robin Power . 6th Row: Ann Williams. Amy Greenbaum. Theresa Dircks. Vanessa Fawbush. Cindy Santana. Mary Gil-Its. Lora Boettcher. Renee Rosol. Sharon Sweeney. Fleather Schons. Karen Brandt. Jonnel LiCari. Rachel Burkhardt. Karie Kotlke. 7th Row: Lisa Abendroth. Kim Neumann. Beth Thorpe. Samantha Vanderford. Trojan Tribune Journalism II. the production of the Trojan Tribune. can be summed up in one word- growth. It will be a growing experience. said adviser Roger Mahn to a student struggling to write an article. For aII the students who have struggled this year to produce a newspaper that serves its diverse readership. Journalism II has been a growing experience. The maturing of the Trojan Tribune staff has been demonstrated by its creativity, accuracy, and responsibility in dealing with controversial and far-reaching issues. Yet those elements alone have not shaped the body of our paper. The ability of a diverse group of students to exchange ideas and work cooperatively has added depth to the Troian Tribune. For example, two editors disagreed on whether or not to print an editorial advocating raising the drinking age in Minnesota, instead of arguing, they decided to write a pomt counter point editorial presenting both sides. Several issues have been raised this year which provoked serious discussion in Journalism II. One of the first concerned sexually offensive comments allegedly made by WHS male teachers. Troian Tribune staff members spent two days discussing whether they should pursue that story. The concensus being yes’, the next question was. how? Those same questions have been asked by the staff throughout the year about other issues which affect WHS. Altitough the answers have not always been easily agreed upon, the questions have taught u$ all something about our values as well as our responsibilities as journalists. As Mr. Mahn has stated on occasion, You have to experience pain to grow. Trojan Tribune Row I Tom Busyn. Jonnel LtCan. Sieve Mikkdson. Muffy Spata. leslte Olmen. Row 2-. Sue Shan Mitchell Granberg. Brian Gum. Kim Johnson. Tammy Si. John. Sue Jodan. Steve Dtttmore. Greg Myers. Bob Hagai Sieve Gareri. Row 3i Susan luedecke. Sarah Jirak. Greg Bach. Beth Mosby. Bryan Fitzpatrick. Dawn Cnnklaw. Brend Welchlm. Pana fcsse. Chris Berg. Pave Williams. A struggling reporter: Beth Mosby. Incognito was the only way for this reporter! Obviously a hard decision tor Andy Newmark, I know I’m right. Beth.” Betty Straka. Brian Quin ami Beth Budolfson. Smile pretty (or the camera. Greg! Greg Myers, w I know this came with a camera Tom Butyn. Steve is always having tun' Steve Pnimore. Bremla. you wouldn't? Bren da Welchin and Dawn Crink law. Wayako Wayako Editors. Top row. Left to Right: Karon Brandt. Nancy Johnson. Stacey Wilson. Karin Becker. Theresa Dircks. Jenny Engler. Melissa Hellberg. Bottom row: Theresa Pilarski. Lisa Healey. Kristi Chevalier. Heather MacKay. Sara Kiecker. Karl Lomg. and Gwen Jenko. Not Pictured: Lori Crowell and Nicole Froth-ingham. S8 Editors Lisa Healey and Nancy Johnson going over a page with Editor-in Chief Karin Becker. i Penny Herzog was our artist this year. She did all the artwork lor the yearbook, which is no easy task. It added a whole new dimension to the Wayako and all the editors reaBy appreciated the time and effort she spent to help. Through creative ideas, many hours after school, and all-out effort, the 1986 Wayako staff has put together one of the most unique yearbooks in Trojan history! That's a loaded statement and quite biased, but the staff should feel proud of the final product. The student body doesn't realize how much work goes into every page of the yearbook, but I'm certain our editors will never forget. At most schools, yearbook is taught in a class during the school day. but at Wayzata it’s done entirely as an extracurricular activity. We had quite a few rookies on the editor's staff this year, but they managed to hang in there despite many episodes of complete frustration. The responsibility was overwhelming at times, until the pages came back from Jostens. That's when it all seemed worthwhile No more imagining how it would turn out The editors see their pages as a reality. The greatest elation came when the proofs didn't need any corrections. It's been a year of trials and tribulations, problems meeting deadlines, infamous last minute details, and headaches over how we'd get it all together, but I wouldn't trade my experience as editor-in-chief for any of the more glamorous activities in WHS. Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, talent, and energy. K.L.B. Sara kiecker listening intently to the coffee klatch talk. Editor-in Chief ...... . Assistant Editor-in-Chief Special Events Editors Groups Editors Sports Editor Sophomore Editors Junior Editors Senior Editors . .. Karin Becker Karen Brandt . Nicole Frothingham Theresa Pilarskl .. . ...Kari loing Heather MacKay Gwen Jenko ......Lori Crowell Jonnel LiCari Theresa Dircks Kristi Chevalier ____ . Jenny Engler Sara Kiecker ....... Lisa Healey Nancy Johnson Assistant Editor Karen Brandi hard ai work. Trying to type no-handed. Groups Editor Gwen Jenko. A special thanks to Suzy Adams. Cathy Albright. Greg Bach. Stephanie Blocher. Leslie Chapin. Dawn Crinklaw. Dawn Dannerl. Kristen Debner. Shari Degman. Steve Deters. Stacey Farb. Mike Floegel. Caroline Grunmger. Bill Guidera. Bob Hagan. Tom Hemzen. Melissa Hellberg. Eric Hembre. Amy Holt. Jill Jackson. Karin Johnson. Tiffany Johnson. Tryna Johnson. Tony Jones. Bill Komp. Katie Lawson. Melinda Mattson. Karen McKinley. Shell Micu. Greg Myers. Eric Nelson. Kristen Neuenfeldt. Andrew Newmark. Jodi Rowen. Jane Runzheimer. Becca Schmitt. Paul Schulte. Mike Schumacher. Muffy Spalla. Jeff Stuecken. Melanie Taurmg. Kathy Williams. Stacey Wilson. If there is anyone we forgot to mention it is totally unintentional. Wayako ‘86 couldn't have been put together without this help! The endless |ob o� layouts. Senior Editor Lisa Healey and Sports Editor Lori Crowell at a yearbook breakfast 59 meeting. Student Council The WHS Student Council is one of the most active organizations in the school. The council is involved with many large and small activities throughout the year. The success of these activities depends heavily upon the kinds of students who are elected to serve. They need to be full of energy and commitment. Student Council meetings were held every two weeks during class time. Occassionally. an early morning meeting was called at which the tired members demanded doughnuts from Olson's Bakery as an exchange for their predawn services. Given only a hour's time to meet, they couldn't waste it because there were always multiple items on the agenda. Such things as dances, community services, food drives, fund -raisers, and Homecoming events were common concerns and regular topics of discussion at the meetings. Keep in mind that these people aren't absolutely perfect! There is no doubt that there was a bit of confusion every once in a while during meetings. For the most part the council members worked well together. When it came to planning activities, the three grade levels worked together. However, there were two events that were considered to be the responsibilities of certain grade levels. The sophomores did the magazine sales in the fall, and the juniors planned the prom in the spring. Speaking at School Board meetings was also an important function of the council. Here, the students' view of in - school activities was expressed. New this year to the council has been the permanent addition of a Focus representative. This has added a new and very important perspective on all matters. The students on the council worked hard together devoting their time and energy to promoting participation in school activities. They wanted the best for everyone, (they might even be called trained professionals because they had attended Student Council camps!) All in all. the members want everybody to know that opinions from those outside the council are encouraged and appreciated. Food Drive sets new school record- 4.W2 cans. Members of Student Council hard at work at the Christmas Dance. Kristi Story checks out Nicole Frothingham's position on the issue. � A rich” discussion at the Pie Shop. 4 Student Council, Row li sitting. Laura Johnson, kneeling. Paula Kamman. Kristi Story. Shelly O'Connor. Mufly Spalla. Nicole Frothingham. Jenny Engler. Blake Schmidt. Row 2: Barbara Pagnucco. Jenny Lindquist. Derek Bowen. Cathy Albright. Vanessa Fawbush. Kerri Kamm. Row 3i Karla Kromer. Colleen Mahoney. Steve Meade. Bill Guidera. Erik Hernbre. Mike Floegel. Suzy Adams. Not pictured Barbara Jacobson Trojets The Trojet danceline lor the 1935-1986 sea son was made up of thirly very talented dancers. who enioyed taking part in flawless dance routines to please the sports audiences. It was very challenging to keep thirty different people on the floor performing as a whole in order to look like twenty-nine exact replicas of one precise robot. Competition results varied this year. At the first competition, held at Northfield High School, they placed twelfth, which was lower than they had hoped for. At the Apple Valley Invitational they tied for second place. State is the final competition for the year. They all hope to do well in that performance. Hold that pose Kristen P.mcrson is charge ot the box.' Captains jbove Tina Pizzalla. Heidi Kunde. and Adie lance Wayzala Troiels: 1st Row Lett to Right Shannon Murphy. Katie Wellman. Sue Berry. Karen Podiak. Heather Knapp. Kristin Anderson. Jifl Tibke. Adie lance. 2nd Row laura Boyke, Tina Pizzalla. Pam lothrop. Heidi Kunde. Pam Aurand. Suzanne Price. Dana Holstad. Anne Hulse. Krissy Peterson. Jrd Row Kim tHis. Iisa Gilbertson. Katharine Knight. Kan Kutus. Sue Gorier. Kristen Patterson. Tori Miller. Becky Hennessy. Nikki Nelson. Renee Kirscht. Not Pictured: Ruthann Lund. Jackie Williams. Julie Shel don Bashful Heather Knapp and Pam lothrop Hid mg behind Renee Ktrtchl Jill Tibke. Kristy Peterson. and Ruthann luml stretching out on the track. The Wayzata Tro|cl Homecoming Float. tverybotly (mile prcllyl A Squad Cheerleaders. Top Row. left lo Right: Becca Schmidt. Barb Reed. 2nd Row. Wendy Schultz. Lori Crowell. Kara Arne. Kara Peterson. 3rd Row. Kim Hale. Dede Hirt. Amy Kempfert. Ten Tomaschewski. Melissa Hanlon. Jane Olson. Trisha Berman. Lori Kosika. Tina Masica. Bending. Tere a Riecke. Sue Newel. Robyn Brown. Cheryl Kane. Julia Perlick. Sheri Shuler. Floor. Kri Androii. Jenny Ames. Not Pictured; SaHy Holmes. Captains, below. Lon Crowell. Sue Newell. Robyn Brown, and Kara Arne. Imagine high school without cheerleaders . . . without them, what would pepfests be like? What would football games be like? Pretty dull. The Cheerleaders add more to our atmosphere than some people realize. They symbolize our school spirit, and are at almost every athletic event to help our teams on their way to victory. Later, when we think back to those times, cheerleaders and their cheers will be a big part of what we remember. Let’s not forget to give credit where credit is due. These girls pul in endless hours practicing and learning all those cheers. Who will forget Ooh that’s cool. T-R-U-C-K. keep on trucking all the way.” funky Chicken. or the school song- Blue and Gold”? To quote a senior cheerleader The last three years have definitely been fun. Who could ever forget 600 a.m. practices, pepfests. the endless job of preparing pyramids, going to football games so incredibly stuffed from pot lucks, and especially all of the great girls who worked to make it possible? Cheerleaders The ever-smiling faces of our cheerleaders. 4 Teresa Rieke hanging around Kim Hale. Barb Reed and Jenny Ames taking it easy after a hard day. � Kara. Dede. Kris. Lori. Kim. and Teresa cheering for I he basketball team. B-Squad Cheerleader . Top to Bottom. Left to Right: Shelly Peasha. 2nd Row. Krl ti Karkela. Kendra Blevins. Lisa Gareri. Samantha Murphy. Erin Murphy. Jennifer Solomon. 3rd Row. Shelly Albers. Kristin Dahl. Julie Solomon. Andrea Haugc. lisa Garvey. Colleen Mahoney. Johnna Miller. Jodi Suitor. Bending. Michelle Johnson. Missy Ottmger. Anita Peterson. Melissa Schommer. Stephanie Sandstedc. Kathy Wilson. Floor. Stephanie Dallin. Kris Dumez. Jenny Valenta. Captain . Above. Melissa Schommer. Kristin Dahl. Stephanie Dallin. Kendra Blevins. KEEPING WARMI!!!!!!III!!I! You guys, there' someone coming! Sally Holmes. Teresa Rleke. and Melissa Schommer. • “GO. FIGHT. LET'S WINI ♦ They can’t do thatl -a tense moment for Sue Newell. A group of camera shy cheerleaders. Wayzata Students See The World Freunde Nach Deutschland Row I Chris Charlton. Tanya Ncppcr. Jennifer Anderson. lisa Pizzala. Sean Gapay. Row 2 Gary Morris. Dave Heuer. Shawn Leuer. Jason Bonneil. Michael Knight. Not pictured Greg Wardchoff. Wayzata High School and Humboldt Gymnasium in Dusseldorf. West Germany have had an ongoing exchange program for several years now. There was a lime when interest wasn't great enough to reciprocate with Humboldt students, but this summer will mark the third consecutive year that Wayzata students are traveling to Germany. These students will have hosted a German student in the spring for three weeks and will stay with their guest's family from June 9 to July 7. They will take in the grandeur of the Cologne Cathedral, see the capital city of Bonn, take a cruise down the Rhine, explore Dusseldorl and its Altstadt. attend classes at Humboldt and enjoy the German way of life with their host family. This experience abroad will remain ii their memories forever. Dusseldorf. West Germany. Cruise on the Rhine Amigos A Espana Thu year a group from WayzalB will be going to Spain, rather than to Mexico. The trip will be two and a half weeks- part tour, part family stay. Approximately thirty-two students will fly to Madrid. Spain, on June 12 with Mr. Tuura. Mrs. Osberg. and Mrs. Hatcher from Wayzata West. The group will spend the first four nights in Madridi their days will be filled with exploring and absorbing Spanish culture. Then on to Cordoba. Seville. Granada, and Torremolinos by tour bus. Finally they reach Valencia on the beautiful Mediterranean where they will stay with host families. Not all the time will be spent on the beach however, as the Amigos to Spain will attend three hours of Spanish classes at school each day. The students and chaperones are excited, and it should prove to be a memorable experience for everyone. Row I. Linda Gmsbach. Natalie Briggs. Karin Becker. Kathy Moe. Julie Ostrem. Seftor Larry Tuura. Row 2i Cindy Jorgenson. Shcndra Kratcher. Wendy Schultz. Nikki Vars. Dona Gilman. Mike Hoegel. Sarah Fielsiul. Leah Vines. Rachel Burkhardt. Meredith Teskc. Brett Colbiornsen. Row 3t Melissa Hanlon, Todd Steigerwald. Julie Blonigen. Susie Ouick. Amy Leske. Joe KeeWcr. Eric Nelson. Elizabeth Kraus. Cristal Anderson, lisa Abendroih. A view from Drachenfels. West Germany. The World Comes To Wayzata Katie Mom Home Country Au tralia Host Family. I Ik Neuenfeldts Future Mans: Kano would like lo major in psychology and hopes 10 come back 10 Minnesota by 1989. Special Memories Katie fondly remembers the Trojan basketball games and the lirst taste ol a Twlnkie. She will always remember the trip to Spirit Mountain and becoming a member of the Neuenfeldt's family. You can let Kane know you are thinking about her by writing to: Kane Morris 7 Highton Grove Ralwvn. Australia Michelle Muagulutia Home Country: New Zealand Host Family: The Brandcrburgs Future Plant: Michelle would like to travel and looks forward to selling art in a foreign country. Special Memories Michelle loved playing volleyball at Wayzata. and also enioyed a trip to Northern Minnesota, specifically Ely. Christmas with the Brandcrburgs proved memorable for Michelle. Michelle would like everyone to keep in touch with her an Michelle Muagulutia 18 Wattle Drive North New Brighton Christchurch 9 New Zealand_____________________________________________________________ Joachim (Jo) Pesllin Home Country, West Germany Host Family, The VanOssoes Future Plant: Jo has two year of the army to serve and then plans on attending school to study lournalism in Hamburg. And. of course, visiting tiie States sometime after his trip through Europe in 1988 with his American friends. Special Memories: Jo thought WHS was a great school with nice students and nice teachers, He loved playing the piano in tike orchestra for Bye. Bye. Birdie. Jo recommends if there is ever an opportunity to travel to West Germany look him up as a guide ati Joachim Pestlm Ecklossbcrg 14a XYX Hamburg 65 West Germany The Foreign Exchange students participating in Wayzata Homecoming. Annette Lunau Home Country West Germany Host Family The Morrises Future Plans. Annette looks forward to traveling all over the world. She will be studying computers and hopefully owning many animals' Special Memories. Annette enjoyed the musical, singing in the choir and riding a friend's horse. A trip to California proved the most memorable. Annette will never forget getting her driver s license. Annette looks forward to hearing from evcryonci Annette lunau Im Vogelsang 90 5040 Bruhl West Germany Volkmar Stolley Home Country: Belgium Host Family: The Hargrove Future Plant. Volkmar hopes to travel and plans on enioying life to the limit. Special Memories. Volkmar remember his friend and tike adjustment to a bigger school. Volkmar's friend were important to him. let him know you are thinking of him at Volkmar Stolley Wenen 14 B0470RETIE Belgium On Saturday. March 1st. I9S6. a team of fifteen Wayzata students made up of II seniors. 3 juniors and I sophomore went to the College of St. Thomas to compete in the I9S6 Science Olympiad. The goal of the Science Olympiad is to improve student interest in science, specifically in the areas of biology, chemistry, earth science and physics. Students met after school with staff members to help prepare them for their individual events. The competition was patterned after the College Bowl on television with teams of one to four people in head to head competition. With the help of a superb coaching staff made up of Mr. Stolz. Ms. Thornton. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Koser. a gold medal went to the team of Paul Schulte and Duane Ford in the laser shoot. Overall. The Wayzata team placed sixth out of twenty-seven teams, not bad for the first year Wayzata has competed in the Science Olympiad. All participants should be congratulated for a job well done! Speak 10 me Greg Padden. Both Sarah doing the science shuffle. Events: A for Anatomy Calculator Race Computer Programming Fermi Questions Laser Shoot Map Reading Metric Estimation Mineral Identification Name that Organism Paper Airplane Flight Periodic Table Quiz Qualitative Analysis Science Bowl Science Shuffle Titration Race Trajectory Competitors: Sarah McLane. Judy Severson Dave Rae. Mike Schwarz Duane Ford. Mike Schwarz Greg Padden. Mike Schwarz Duane Ford. Paul Schulte Scott Castello Paul Schulte Sarah McLane. Judy Severson Greg Padden Scott Castello Amy Greenbaum Tom Larowe. John Morris Tom Larowe. Paul Schule. Mike Schwarz. Eric Tret-tel Sarah Fjclstul. Sarah McLane Mike Floegel, Meredith Teske Duane Ford. Paul Schulte Just a little more. John Morris and Tom larowe. Judy Severson in deep thought. Seeing how well they measure up. Duane Ford and Paul Schulte. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes students with a 8 + or better grade average who have been recommended by their teachers for their qualities of leadership, character and service. Most students become members at the end of their junior year, but some also become members at the end of their senior year. The major responsibility of this year's 130 members was the planning and organization of Heartweek. The planning of Heartweek started in December when members voted on the choice of a theme and which charities the money would go to. The work wasn't completed until the last kiss was delivered and the last song was played at the dance on Valentine's Day. Some other activities NHS was involved with this year were welcoming new students to the school in the fall, planning the dance after the first football game, and working on the senior awards banquet in the spring. NHS officers! Kelley Pederson. Erik Hembre. Michael Winston, and Sarah Fjelstul. Mark Erickson calling a new student to welcome her to Wayzata. National Honor Society: Row l Chuck Arnold. Erik Grimsrud. Mark Erickson. Rich Jobin. Todd Baszucki. Eric Trettel. Brian Carter. Greg Myers. David Snyder. Susie Newell. Row 2i Kristin Debner. Sarah F|elstul. Sandy Prazak. Amy Kettwig. Tammy St. John. Brenda Welchlin. Paul Schulte. Kari Loing. Karin Becker. Kara Peterson. Julie DiGiovanna. Beth Mosby. Row 3i Elizabeth Kraus. Laura Sherck. Karie Johnson. Sue Herbst. Heidi Tlo. Katie Wellman. Renee Schlegel. Kathryn Birch. Katryna Johnson. Rachel Maunu. Kris Androli. Liz Beckley. Row 4; Stacey Wilson. Nancy Johnson. Lori Crowell. Stacey Farb. Barb Pagnucco. Tun Gruidl. Kimberly Bauer. Rebecca Lindvall. Michele Micu. Nicole Frothingham. Mike Floegel. Robin Powers. Mike Winston. Louis Colson. Row Si 70 David Moore. Kyle Ross. Lisa Schaffran. Laurel Hess. Meredith Teske. Greg Padden. Bill Komp. Wendy Friedmeyer. Jane Phtlipich. Sarah Troemel. KeBey Pederson. Judy Severson. Dave Holmgren. Jeff Hanson. Row 6: Mitchell Gran-berg. Duane Schumacher. Robert Hagan. Erik Hembre. Jeff StoBe. Kel Garrity. Tom Wentzel. Jeff Stuecken. Lisa Abendroth. Dawn Crinklaw. Candyce Kroenke. Steve Meade. Joel Papa. Row 7: Jill Schubbe. Susie Quick. Eric Skytte. Patrick Mahoney. Kimberly L. Anderson. KeBi MaHison. Beth Odoms. Brett Outcalt. Not Pictured! Eric Askcland. Brad Banister. Willem Bastiaens. Stephanie Blocher. Tim Delaney. John Ehresmann. Todd Eichmann. Steve Felt. Andrea Frankwltz. Diane Glampe. Elizabeth Gordon. Susan Gurler. Karen Henderson. Ky Johnson. Erin Juette. Ellen Knourek. Karen Knutson, lee Leibig. Rebecca Lentz. Tanya Larson. Steve Mikkdson. Keith Nepper. Robert Care. Julia Perlick. Amy Roehl. Korey Schultz. Maia Segura. Chad Swisher. Dana Thompson. Niki Vars. Matthew Vertm. Barbara Walter. Stephanie Williams. This years Boys' Varsity Basket ball Team was something very spe cial. We won the Tairbault Christmas Tourney, beating the traditional power ol Minneapolis North. We won the Lake North Conference and had a record of 19-4. the most wins of any basketball team in the history of the WHS. The season came to a disap pointing end with a loss to Blooming ton Jefferson, who went on to win the AA state tournament. Our team was more than the won and lost re cord. It was a team in the truest sense of the word. There were no main stars but rather eight players whose talents blended together. Led by Captains Steve Meade S, Matt Vertin. along with juniors Mike Schumacher. Steve Prekker and Tony Baade. Supported from the bench by Brian Challgren. Matt lipkm and Greg Myers, these eight players pro vided Wayzata fans with some very exciting basketball. This team exemplified team play, unselfishness and hard work. They represented Wayzata High School in a manner that we can all be proud of. both on and off the basketball floor. Thank you. Jim Arnold Assistant Coach Varsity: Row I-. Mgr. Sieve Dittmore. Tom Wenizel. Steve Meade. Greg Myers. Mark Tully. Mike Schumacher. Rusty Olson. Mgr. Todd Rogers. Row 2: Tony Baade. Brian Challgren. Steve Prekker. Malt iipkin. Jim Biermeier. Matt Vertm. Dick laBorde. Coach Craig Johnson. JV Row I Matt Maunu. Mike Melin. Tim Pederson. Steve Myers. Jason McAthie.Greg 1 ongstreet. Kevin St John. Irik Brandt. Row 2 Coach Muni Pederson. Inn Stonzel. Vince Guimont. Steve Rowan. Craig Johnson. Scott Stenzel. Jim Bumgardner. Brian Williams. Put Skills To Test This years Girls' Basketball team accomplished their major goal improvement on their previous year's record. We felt we could compete with any team we played. Although we didn't have a winning season, most of our efforts were very close. The season highlight was winning the Mound Christmas Classic Tournament. Our team was not |ust a group of athletes, but a group of friends. We will always have special memories of the times we have shared. Girls Sophomores- Row I. Vicky Jackson. Lisette Morris. Beth Burr. Stephanie Breit. Sarah Danielson. Row 2: Kris Holmgren. Sarah Youngren. Sarah Johnnson. Emily Troemel. Heather Latham. Erica Larson. Row I. Tammy Wetland. Ann Stinn. Jenny Goodrich. Heather Carig. Amanda Berneking. Jenny Hadley. Coach Roger Mahn. 74 I � 4 Edmj I 4? 4 TonU I � � F� k Center I JOJT C«pef k K-J4 Henry W 44 « Mound Toarammi � � t pUce krllMti I 3 r ArmtlfOnn t M-SI 0� trx i r 4i Hopkwr w ax Pork Center I )i V Cooper w ux Armitrong I S6-4J RichlwU i a� Ot«o I }ib4 Hopklnr I X J4 Conference Kcghftu Tenk t jmj AIKoahtmc Jin Koniherntr Homtibie Menltcn li� j K y� J.V.: Row 11 Coach Laura Halldorson. Row 2: Cheryl Will chowski. Julie Korsman. Lisa Padden. Oede Berquisi. Sue Epeneter. Melissa Jacobson. At the starting line of each race you'll find an array of mighty Trojans anxiously awaiting the all too familiar 'bang of the starting gun. As the bang is heard, each runner puts his best foot forward in hopes that hit will be the first sneaker to cross the finish line. Striding For Success Throughout the course, the runners jockey for position. As the race gets underway. each runner must set his inner speedometer to that pace which will carry him through the course. If the pace is too fast, one is likely to face early fatigue. If the pace is too slow it could mean early defeat. During the race, which lasts anywhere from fifteen to twenty-five minutes, many thoughts go through the runners minds, as many pains go through the runners' bodies. Though one may not always feel the thrill of victory, one may often times encounter the agony of the feet. VoWfe� «M W ‘IMwnjI l� l Hit.) InvtjUienti cirtw ilonltmtr 1 su.j m..ih-o mS C Mn«K« vai J C Minn BmtffW � no In. unonji Coni«m Ch H nAV KepM 4ih et 0 IV too' ■ • II 0 t kJoM Jndo4 J 5th «« 5 Oth Jl � tal M 1 J� d 4 « h.i ot � llholo 111 ol ) Row I Pout; VIcGoldnck. Poug PeSanto. Thackery Thomas. Man McAdams. Mark Warren. Jim Pucrr. Chris Pevinc. Pan Wcdin. Chris Thompson. Row 2 Andy Batsan. Pave lund. Joe Jackson Gordon Camming. Alan Mowed. Tout iaRowe. Tim Kosnunik. Brian Haunter. John Kenny. Scon Sudivan. Bob Morrison. Row ) Mgi Melinda Malison. Coach Hill Miles. Trie I igura. Craig O’Brien. Hob Johnson. Brad Wilkinson. Rail Scharnowski. Brian Qutn. Todd Bennington. A noop I Igonda. Ass I. Coach Bnan Johnson. Row S Rob Holland. Mike Schuldl, Bill Jones. Parrin Hughes. Bryan Fitzpatrick. John Clayton. Prow Johnson. Chris Whealy. Nick Breronik, Perek Nordstrom. Cully Jackson. Alan Fredrickson. As the race begins to wind down, it is helpful to have A the Imish line is crossed, each runner, another runner, whether good buddy or opponent, near by whether in first place or last, experiences a to help push you that last leg of the journey. personal feeling of accoinplishinem. and aim a ilrJKMrd www Ol | KIK ihr tram HU nwS Orpth mJ Ifwrr � fff hop « «r fill llwi the iiSvbiwn hrym Iniuif pWulJ ihr lf � at ilw moil woppettww MWMI ll M|h iKrtt m.irortuwi rh Irani � h«i piiworr an-1 Mfporl air at Mxsri thw drvrt.'pw a amat aSmt itvii •� . kxw hr FIH15 Off And Running tti Accomplishment and team spirit were the major ingredients that made up the 1985-86 Girls' Cross Country team. While many people view cross country as a sport of individuals, these girls worked as a team. Through this teamwork, they discovered that hardwork and dedication is needed to produce a winning season. A major factor propelling the team to success this season was coach Julie Winter, a 1979 W.H.S. graduate. Her motivation, and optimistic attitude, and vivaciousness made many a tough practice seem easier. Although some members of the team did not do as well as they had hoped this season, many others surprised their teammates and themselves with their excellent improvements. Perhaps more important than their success as runners, was the amount of fun they had together, and the amount of sup port they gave each other. By making new friends and strengthening old friendships, they learned to understand and work with each other, which is what being a part of a team is all about. First Row Jill Schubbe. Becea Farb. Tama Alexander. Dianne Schultz. Tryna Johnson. Julie Korsman. Sharon Jackson. Karin Riggs. Stacey Farb. Natalie Briggs. Second Row Tina Schneider. Julie Under, lisa Goldsmith. Lisette Morris. Coaches Julie Winter. Bill Miles. Mgr. Melinda Mattson. Emily Troemel. Amy Scharlau. Vicky Jackson. Lesley Ireptow. Third Row Karla Kromer. Dawn Dannert. Amanda Berncking. tee Grlllith. Mary Rousu. Susie Ouick. Sarah Jirak. Renee Schtegel. Babs Johnson. Molly Gcicr. Kim Anderson. Ivnnc Hansen Quick Start Gets Skiers Going HUnton Arirwtrcng Ohn RUine Uni Pul Cmln Bixr� «ilr CkMkU Ktnwdy Coeptr HUV� - 1 19 � ) $«lton 6 U) Cih jirh Sth All ConUtttnt Otmn Pjnnnl Row I Melissa Pabst. Heather MacKay. Wendy Friedmcyer. Karen Riggs. Kim L. Anderson. Teresa Antigua. Mary Muchlinskt. Stacy McGoldrtck. Row 2- Dona Gilman. Duane Schumacher. Doug McGoldrick. Darrin Hughes. Mike Knight. Alan Fredrickson. Jane F'hilipich. Dawn Danner I. Chris Thompson Row 3- Coach Barb Carltord. Drew Johnson. Andy Halsan. Ralf Scharnowski. Randy Gibbs. Tim LaRowe. Brian Svendahl. Coach Eric Shatter. Not pictured Jenny Hopeman. Scott Castello. Matt McAdams. Manager Rob Morrison. Soaring over whitened land. Kissed by wind and sun. The Icy Cold won t stop this crew so Rare a group to find. Oh. So dedicated to this Sort, this team |ust Can't be beat. On trails, in woods and Up the hills Never giving up hope. Always Trying and Responsible are these Youths tomorrow's gold medalists Wayzata Fencers Take State Again! Our team has had an excellent season. We have sent fencers to the Junior Olympics. and have once again won the state fencing championship. This success has been due. in part, to the fencing of our senior letter winners. Mitch Granberg, John Ehres-mann. Doug Johnson, and Dawn Crinklaw. The entire team has enjoyed the season farticlpatlng in what coach om Tielie considers. A sport of infinite varietyl Row I Dawn Crtnklaw. Cindy Brundkr. Doug Johnson. Sieve Howe. Steve Woo. Janel Obcncham. Jenny $aunder . Row 2. Todd Lindquist, fcd Kroeten. Mitch Granberg. Hung Tong. Brian Sired. Iroy Richardson. Row j, John Greiger. David Rae. Benson Granberg. John Ehresmann. Todd Eichmann. Jason Bonnett. Ccach. Tom Tietie. Season Ends Strong 'In the beginning of the season we didn’t play up to our potential. 'We lost momentum at Minnetonka and didn't go as lar as we thought 'We take pride in oyr class operation. Eootball teaches you discipline and gives you a goal to work for. “It's a challenge to prove what you can do lor yourself You feel good about yourself. 'It’s great to be part of a team. The Sophomores ended the season with an S-l record. Their loss to Richfield in the last game of the season brought a streak of 17 sophomore win to an end. With the 1984 squad going 9 0. these two teams will combine next year to form a strong varsity unit sorwowom fc™ I. Jell i � t-ee . larry kirn;. M r Ckampe. lom Inlmiiv Bran Potw. Chrn Ooodveln. M� ll VWw. Chad Hi� v Chuck Guitnei lodd Mattee. John 0 1l i Ha j. Purr Mcmmeye . hr� « limd. Andy Sctwah. Scott Barton. Kevin Brockt. Inn Pedevton. k.ngtle Ondxh. David Ivikmac. Jell Hui. Mark Moth,. Jody Crum! ■ « li Store Abbott lodd faavpf. Ttm S: .viand. Adam Worley. Tom Heinien. id Jr Hereon. Joe Stmad. R«M I tilted. Adam Wat nr. M«ke Mortmain. Own Iriea fen 4. Vine Verttn I'ael Write!. Sam Wrtn Todd Bdmft. David Athbeck. Jim Meihreaon. Randy thlrra. Todd oc r. Mike McDonald. Matt Wintton Row S John KUck. Jeton Me Athie Cory Snanton. Coach Pal Conway. Coach Keith S haler, Coach Jack Ovbrrf Brendan OHrwn. Scotl StmjH Pat Srhon Ian Strntrl. Ueve ban • Ifcn IrakaK. Pair May. Mike Yaegof. Mrarf Coach W� kafwwr. Mm gar ton.. r, (odd tofCTa. Ro� 3 M(f Heiji liprlt. Coach Jim lr«-« U lync Irmr. Imi Mm. Alan , jgSli finII LI Sroyle . Sean Merkel. Coach Ward Sckuttrr. Mgr Kama Chriktophrr tom I IlHrath. Brian White. Andrew Aicher. J fl Hamelr «o'Hii l� Jun!J� «di Otaon. Pt?a. Paul Slum. Andy Lurtmrt. Mika ttm.ton. Tom Moll. Slaw Patera. Scon SheHir. gWA-Ciatm ML PM r tfnr. Man Hedge. JtmOrua. lom limit. Stay Schafer. Aten thru . ' lir - • � Cratg MrkaL Tony Baade. Pave Inf.li, v e. Dick laBordr. Slava Prrkker.-t Kick I itch. trie Aik aland. Haim Kahltiorf Sol pvtiaal Mm Yancy- You nuke a lot of good friends and have a lot of fun There was great team unity.' I love my teammates. It was a shocker lor us to come from behind and go to Regions It was an experience in my senior year I will never lorget. The 198? Wayzaia Troian Football Team Good Times Make For Great Season The WHS gymnastics team vaulted to great heights of success because they entered the season with a positive mental attitude and retained it throughout the year The team consisted of 16 girlsi 5 seniors. 2 juniors. 4 sophomores, and 5 junior high students. Each team member was unique in talent and style and greatly contributed to the successful season. The team worked hard to prepare for competition. For many the season began during summer or early fall with practicing three hours a day. five days a week on the difficult tricks. We set individual and team goals which we strove to meet each practice or competition. The success of our season can be attributed to several factors. One was the superb coaching by Bob Dykoski and Patty Pitts, two. was a team that was unified by its drive for excellence. J Clusk.i l IIOII3 J' Park Center L no 119 1. Cooper ‘ Eden Prairie W 131- 93 f] Trny. 3rd Orono W 119-117 Armstrong L 134139 Edirta Inv. 7th J Richfield Osseo L 131-138 I 118-134 ’ Hopkins W 134-117 Section 9th V . ' Varsity- Row I: Lori Crowell. Diane Rood. Muffy Spalla. Patty Johnson. Trade Bimberg, Kerri Etzel. Pat Kroeten. Row 2: Tina Halberg. Kara Budolfson. Misty Stoller. Jenny Etzel. Jenny Arnes. Airnee Padden. Row 3i Coach Patty Pitts. Kris Calverly (mgr.). Angie Bergeron. Kim Hale. Amy Hale. Jenny Osberg (mgr.) Coach Bob Dykoski. Life Is A Big Gymnastic Meet! Coach D 1986 Growing Pains For Future Gains The (985-86 Wayzata Trojan hockey team completed its season with a 6-17 record while finishing in fourth place in the tough Lake North Conference. A relatively young squad, with only three seniors, the Troians played with enthusiasm and heart. Throughout the season, this youthful band of Trojans grew as players and individuals. Sometimes the lessons were painful, as the team lost more often than won. but the team members never lost their spirit along the way and were playing their best hockey by the season's end. The team will miss the leadership provided by its three seniors- Tom Elliott. Tom Neno-vich. and captain Dave McDonell- but it returns seventeen let ter winners, many of whom saw extensive action and played key roles on this year's quad. That experience, coupled with a desire on the part of these players to improve, indicates a bright future for Way-zata hockey. J.V.-Row I: Derek Bowen. Jeff Osberg. Chris Eogler (mgr.) Coach Keith Schafer. Todd Masser. Brian Schwark. Row 2: Jody Grund. Chip Krotee. Randy Ehlers. Jim Krantz. Todd Billings. Bill Hageboeck. Tim Miggms. Row 1-. Jason Luck ing. Jeff Streeter. Steve Kelly. Peter Hommeyer. Jeff Dal lin. Mound Ujthburn Burn vdk Si. Cloud Apo o Kennedy Or eo 8Ukt Armstrong App vJey Hopkmi P ri Corner Cooper Jefferson Or� eo idme Armstrong Richfieid Hopkins Park Center Cooper Section Varsity- Row 11 Peter Osberg. Coach Tony Nelson. Greg Riebe. Coach Steve Root, Dave McDortell. Coach K.C. Chermack. Don Anderson. Row 2i Steve Schafer (mgr.) Dave Olson. Mark Ryshavy. Tom Elliott. Jay O'Neal. Matt Olson. Eric Nelson. Eric Figura. Tom Nenovich. Pat Gibbons. Row 3i Steve Kozachok. Jay Cavanagh. Chris Ehlen. Cory Swanson. Steve Rod. Britt Crowell. Jason Lucking. Doesn’t Tell Record Our season started at captains' dryland practice long before the snow came. The team exercised. ran and played soccer to improve strength, speed and endurance, all crucial elements in a good racer. As soon as Hyland Hills opened we were on the hills practicing four days a week under the direction of our coaches. Cliff Gonyer and Heidi Woodworth. Practices were long and boring at times, but they paid off as every racer improved during the year. There were many strong individual performances throughout the year, but not quite strong enough to send anyone to state. When the season finally ended we were left with a great deal of personal satisfaction, and many new friends. The record might not say it. but this season was a successl Above Mail Pasquarella skating through a turn. Above right. Bill Guidcra models the latest in fashionable skiwear. lefr Heading in alter a tough run. Matt Pasquarella. Right. Time out for tome fun. Sara Pasnau and C. J. Gruninger Below lelt What now? Sara Pasnau cleaning up the course. Below right and the snow snake that grabbed my skt was THIS BlGl Gordy Cumming. Row I: Kim Woodford. Mark Dotseth. Bill Gulden. Scon Norn . Scon Sandler. Row 2. 8ecca Farb. Andrea Philip . Stacey Wartonick. Rachel Weinstein. Sarah McLanc. Robin Power . Jonnel II Carl. Paul Jen en. Gretchen Holmes. Coach Heidi Woodworth. Row 3 Coach Cliff Gonyer. Todd Rooke. Kirk Otteson. Brent Siam. John Kllck. Rob Olson. Gil Doyle. Rich Peterson. Joe Harr. Don Bodine. Row Mgr. Chad Hahn. Joe Jackson. Gordy Camming. Tim Cutting. Tim Gruidl. Sara Pasnau. C. J. Gruningcr. Row 5i Mgr. Dana E se. Sharon Jackson. Emily Smith. Colin Kuechle. Reem Heakle. Clare Dobson. Mary Zeigler. Michele Reiswig. Row 6. Matt Pasquer efta. Jim Levi. Not Pictured Brian Carter. Tere a Gunnare. Tom Beckman. Brad Roberts. John TuUy. Tim Stiviand. Ben Fooshee. Above lefti Gordy Cumming setting up his turn. Above righti Here goes nothingl Sara Pasnau in the starting « Michelle Reiswig dreaming of the slope look. Ma. no skisl Sara Pasnau. Emily Smith. Sharon Jackson. Rachel Weinstein. C.J. Gruninger Who is that masked woman? Rachel Weinstein. Oh. no. I think I left my ski at homel Robin Power Below: Taking a break on the hlB. Kim Woodford. Jim levl. and C.J. Gruninger The Making Of A State Champ To say the least, this year's soccer team had a very successful season. It was a year of firsts - first in the Lake North, first in Region 6. first state tournament berth and. to top it off. the first state championship for a WHS soccer team. A lot of ingredients went into making this championship season both on and off the field. On the field the team was characterized by a very strong defense and an offense that could score when a goal was needed. The team seemed to have a perfect balance of skill, speed, strength, finesse, and aggressiveness. These, coupled with commitment, hardwork. dedication and a never-quit attitude made Wayzata a very tough team to beat. Off the field the squad was characterized by incredible team unity. Not only were there pre-game meals of french toast, but there were pizza and poker parties the nights before the games as well. There were moments this team will never forgeti Chris Ehlcn's score tying goal with 5 seconds left against Osseo. Mike Melin's beautiful bicycle kick goal against Hopkins, the Region championship game against Armstrong that went into a shoot-out. a couple of timely headers by Dave McDonnell, and. most of all. watching that ball hit the back of the net In the state championship game. Dave McDonnell see’s Superman fly by. look mom. no feet. Chris EWen It was definitely a successful seasonl Peter Osberg shows his man how to dance. Steve Meade with another stunning save. Mike Melln goes one on three. Lee Letbig dominating yet another opponent. When you're up. you're upl Eric Trettel. Row It Mike Witchger. Jason Lucking. Peter Tveten. Mike Davison. Dave Williams. Andrew Jones. Britt Crowell. Mike Bartus. Jeff Divine, Derek Bowen. Row 2. Todd Carlson. Mike Knight. T.J. Borne. Mike Willey. Paul Anderson, Tom Golihvaux. Derek Gamber, Jeff Landmark. Todd Zitzelspergcr. Greg Garrity. Row 3: Coach Jeff Lamphere. Matt Stuecken, Chip Krotee. Craig Johnson. Dave Moening. Scott Waltz. Chris Ga-mec. Kent Grimsrud. Joe Harr. Greg Longstreet. Jeff Chandler. Varsity-Row I. Lee leibig. Peter Osberg. Andy Engebretson. Mike Floegel. Brian Varner. John (TGara. Row 2 Steve Meade. Erik Hembre. Chris Ehlen. Scott Gilpin. Jeff Steucken. Mike Melm. Pat Mahoney. Erk Tret let Row 3. Coach Tom Snicker. Dave Me Done . Eric Skyttc. Jay CTNeal. David Larson. Matt PasquereBa. Greg Ricbe. Coach Jeff Lamphere. Coach Bob Unze. “You put your left foot in and you shake it all about. Jeff Steucken. Tve still got the highest jump ball'' Pat Mahoney Another incredible defensive maneuver by David Larson. JV- Row 11 Coach Bob Unze. Mark Erickson. Erik Grimorud. Jay CTNeal. Erk Vogel. Kris Sohn. Ken Hansen. Kyle Rott. Craig Nome. Row 2, Tim Gruidl. Bobby Reynolds. Jason Hitchcock. Chris ferris. Erk Nelson. GH Doyle. Tom Witchger. Erk Robertson. Row 3. Reid Wilemsen. Todd Steigerwald. Andy Enge-bretson. John Adams. Jeff Johnson. Randy Kroenke. John Montague, Brett Cofb|ornsen. Brian Schwark. Vfl WUn We Salute You . . . This Moment Is yours! The I9S5 Wayzata Boys' varsity soccer team accomplished the ultimate in high school soccer this year. They were crowned the 1985 State Soccer Champions. Their successes were numerous on their road to state. They won the Minnetonka Tournament, their first Lake North title, and the Section Seven Championship. Team unity was a key to the success experienced this season. That closeness showed as team play improved with every game, peaking with the overtime victory over Kennedy that won the well deserved state title. Talent cannot be overlooked as a contributor to the championshipi the Trojans were solid from strikers to goalkeepers. Congratulations to the best boys' soccer team in the state of Minnesota! The Salute Goes On . . . STATE Girls Go To State ■ The Wayzata Girl ' Soccer loam began the season with a new head coach. John Muchlmskt. and new assistant coach. Re nec Ttornoy. The loam started oil the fMS season with two non conference wins over Orono and Minnetonka. Altltough the next three game were losses, the Troians proved their skill and ambition as they (ought hard until the very end. A tlte season continued the team added two more wins to its record. Despite the (act they lost six o( the seven final con-(erence game , the team never lacked enthusiasm and held their head high displaying their Troian Pride. As regional playoff began the girls heat Minnetonka, from there they went on to beat Hopkins, the expected winners ol Section Seven. The team proved they belonged in the state tournament by defeating Cooper to become Section Seven champs. In the first round ol tlte State Tournament the Trojans lost a hard fought battle to Coon Rapids, who went on to become the state champions. This year's group showed that hard work and determination can take a team a long way. They came out on top by proving what Troian spirit is all about Above Now what are we supposed to do Mr. Muchlinski? Beth Johnson. Shelley O'Connor, and Sarah Twiford. left: Sara Youngrcn goes (or the goal Below Oh. what a feeling Jenny Spaulding scores. Row I Sara Youngrcn. Maria Willey. Teresa Pruetl. Jennifer Spaulding. Sarah Danielson. Row 2: Shelley O'Connor. Dana bsse. Rachel Weinstein. Ginny Schafer. Sarah Twiford. Patty Kelly. Row h Coach John Muchiinskt. Liz Beckman. Amy Richmond. Melissa Pabst. Amy Game. Mary Muchlinski. Vivi Larson, Jane Philipich. i Hey. Ginny. watch outl I'm on your team! Beth Johnson and Ginny Schafer. There it is. over there! goalie Teresa Pruett. 4 Row l Kara Rudolf son. Kelley Williams. Anne Curry. Melanie Tauring. Jill Danielson. Row 2: Liz Papa. Tanya Rode-kur. Noel Dyrdahl. Sarah Cade. Stephanie Zahrbock. Kim Anderson. Row 3: Coach Renee Tierney. Patty Johnson. Joanne Mahovsky, Tracy Deissner. Sarah Johansson. Stephanie Brett. Katie Lawson. What is it Is it dead? A Team To Be Proud Of n Does the thought of swimming back and forth in a pool for two hours a day seem like some twisted form of punishment to you? Now. add a hour of groggy paddling at 6;00a.m. twice a week and you have discovered the winter habits of a Wayzata swimmer. The amazing thing about this team is that they endured the training in spite of losing meets to teams with more members. But. in the end. quality beat out quantity as the team ended a successful season with five new team records. a fourth place finish at sectionals, and an eighth place (the highest finish by a Wayzata team), out of III teams in the state meet. -- £ —• - ■ • Park Center 7I-IC1 I Hopkins 70-102 Armstrong 72-100 Osseo 70103 J Cooper 105 61 ' Richfield 97- 73 Jefferson 75- 97 H Southwest Relays 3rd place J Apple Valley Inv. 4th place u Conference 5th place Section 4th place ij Slate 8th place Row I: Kurt Outcalt. Todd Faxvog. Dave Mullen. Mike Scheetz. Bren Outcalt. Steve Deters. Brad Herbolsheimer. Jason Halliday. Kevin Brooks. Row 2: Diving Coach Jean Hillstrom, Jim Waara. Steve Lucas. Eric Boyer. Tim Delaney, Eric Keiper. Dave Larson. Head Coach Dan Zrust. Row 3: Jason Dromcter. Jason Axelberg. Roy Saari. Justin Besikof. Tom Liljemark, John Deters. Kevin Besikof. Mike Roudesbusch. Paul McGlynn. Youthful Team Gains Experience Sue Jodan give it her all Please let me hit it this time! Juli Gordon Jill, ihi � s your tennis racket speaking to you Oh. Jill Jill Jablonski. ready and waiting. t |q- 4 tefh Jane Runzheimer planning her strategy. • Below Raise you hand if you're sure.’ Jaml Bauer � Jenny tngler May the torce be with you,'' VARSITY Row I Mary Zeigler. Nicole Olson, Jane Runzheimer. Karl Johnson. Beth Saunders. Sue Jodan. Laura Johnson. Row 2 Cathy Albright. Eva Colson. Sarah Troemel. Jennifer fcngler, Ann Ouass. Jami Bauer. Coach Hill Raymond. Team unity and fun were the two main objectives of the 1985 season. The desire to win and to give the game our best strongly motivated the team The last match of the season verified that strong desire. The score was tied at 3-3 against Jefferson. Nicole Olson and Mary Zeigler were playing the deciding point, a tied third set tiebreaker. Jefferson won that point, but the team proved that day it wouldn’t give up. The team was unusually young this year, providing next year with ten returning letter winners. The youngest, sev enth grader fcva Colson, was the first seventh grader to letter since state champion Janet McCutcheon. The team improved a lot during the seson and will continue to improve throughout the off season. Jami Bauer concentrate on Iter forehand. fc. Ioum Par Huro«. r f Jlr « Jrlfmm Cooper h4ha«t«T Park Central U Mika In Hopkwu Arnntrcmf Ohm Confirmer. O.rrrt Oh no Not again' Sarah Troemel. Oh. my go h I think I killed id Sarah Reaching I or ucce� . Sarah Joe Cool take lo the court . Cathy Albright. Troemel Troemel The Troians excelled in sportsmanship and dedication. These were the main factors tn contributing to team unity JV Row I Gretchen Holmes. Abby Saunders. Jenny Schup-mann. Kerri Kanim. Carolyn Scott. Michelle Sussman. Sharon Sweeny. Row 2 Megan Jablortski. Sandy Larson. Allison Arnold. Reem Heakle. Sue Nolop. Gwen Jacobsen. Juli Gordon. Heather Schons. Row 3 Christi Shaw. Leanne Beckham. Me lissa Hellberg. Caroline Gruninger. Anne Peterson. Renee Rosel. Coach Pebble Osmera. Hard Work Pays Off SWIMMING: Having been swimming together for many years, this team has been through alot and ha shared many fun and exciting memories. The team did well placing 3rd in sections and sending four swimmers to the state meet. At State, the team finished 7th overall. The relay team of Linda and Karen McKinley and Kristen and Gretchen Neucnfeldt placed 2nd with Kristen picking up a 2nd and a 3rd place and Gretchen picking up an 8th place finish in individual competition. The team worked together well. We made commitments and struggled through a lot of tough workouts DIVING. Although our hopes for state qualification weren't realized, we had a good season. We had a great time at practice and we will miss Pat Kroeten's sense of humor next season. which led to successful season. Diving Team. Row I. Pat Kroeten. Cheryl Willchowski. Dana Strickler Row 2i Becky Erickson. Karen O'Brien. Louise laird. Ro 11 Karen (TBrien, Pat Kroeten. Laurel He . Linda McKinley. Jenny Knox. Dana Strickler. Cheryl Will-chowskl. Row 2. Jill Brook . Teresa Antigua. Kathy Brandt. Stacey Wartonick. Stacy Richter. Julie Martlnek. Karen McKinley. Sara Theodore. Row 3. Louise laird. Kristen Neuenfeldt. Jenny Hadley. Jenny Goodrich. Stacey 8enmngton. Gretchcn Neuenfeldt. Jenny Hopeman. Row 4. Anita Tenshun. Emily Cade. Stephanie Coulter. Margret He . Jennifer Key . Tammy Harmon. Becky Erickion. Kathy Beach. Ace” ing The Season Judy Severson makes a spectacular dive. Sue Kohn takes special note of Brenda Welchlln's setting style. Stop in the name of love! Sophomores- Row ii Meg McGrlff. Amy Evans. Jill Hegrc. Ruth Jakupciak. Lynn Bartlett. Tara Gorman. Row 2-. Coach Tcrne Allen. Jodi Wenner. Pam Gruidl. Kari Peterson. Stacy Elliot. Jill Zasadny. Success is oh. so, sweet I This year's volleyball season was exceptional with a 31-4 final record. We started working as a team during the summer and that helped us to pull together and reach our goal of playing in the region finals. Hard work and a multitude of talents at all positions, combined with dedication and a good attitude, carried this team through a very triumphant season. All-conference Karen Henderson gets ready to serve up another ace. Co-captains Judy Severson and Diane Glampe. Eden Prairie w j Park Center w 1 Cooper w n ; Minnetonka w k. Columbia Hi . Toorn. 1st St. Louis Park w ij Osseo W Apple Valley Tourn. 7th •y Washburn W •1 Armstrong I 9 Kennedy w • Edina w J Jelterson w W Hopkins w ll Rurnsville w ,7 Richfield w I Varsity- Row l Brenda Welchlin. Sue Kohn. Diane Glampe. Lisa Healey. Kelley Pederson. Row Patty Johnson. Nancy Johnson. Coach Terrie Allen. Coach Jenny Bunce. Coach Lori Scman, Michelle Haux. Row h Judy Severson. Kris Kolbjornsen. Karen Henderson. Beth Hegele. Tammy St. John. Guts And Desire — The Keys To Success The three words that best describe the wrestling team are painted on the wrestling room wall - Conditioning. Guts, and Desire. These are the traits that make a winning team: Hard work in the practice room, the courage to give all that you have in competition. win or lose, and the desire to do your best. Wrestling is a sport that demands a lot from the individuals both physically and mentally. This year's team was made up of tremendous individuals who were willing to give 100% of themselves to make the team an outstanding one. J.V. Row I Dan Heck. Jason Tine. Jeff Teschendorf. Mark Pumarlo. Leif Hembre. Chuck Gustner. Row 2 Dave Tleck. Boyd Kivley. Tim Diubay. T.J. Borne. John Barton. Todd Billadcau. Row I. Coach Jim Hembre. Shawn Edwards. Scott Barton. Kevin Edwards. Scott Tonsberg. Dave Chesin. Not Pictured: Mike Edwards UK _____________ ____________________________________ g— Tonka Richfield ln Mltttpn Park Center Kennedy Or oik Idma Inv. Burnsville Col Hi Inv Cooper Armtironf Ossco Mound Hopkins Conference Section Stale Champ W -tl 15 W 33 X W 5-1 13 U 43 IS I 33 35 U 36 34 3nd 2nd Rrefl Rereeron Varsity.- Row I: Eric Newmark. Ernie McNeal. Andy New mark. Pat labat. Andy lonnquist. Kent Kively. Row 1 Todd Baszucki. Brett Bergeron. Dave labat. Larry Monsky (Mgr.). Pat Nelson, loute Colson. Eddie Leuthner. Row }■. Coach Jim Hembre. Scott Butler. Erik Hembre. Shawn leuer. Craig Patnode. Jon Bochert. Mark Pumarlo. Coach Jeff Lampbere. Power The name of the game Overall the team had an outstanding season, losing only three matches, the Trojan squad took second in the Lake North, and a very close second in the Region. The matches that, were lost were close and would have gone either way. Pal Nelson shows us how to grit our teeth and bear it. Individually the team was also outstanding. Ernie McNeal (39-3) and State Champion Brett Bergeron (300-1) attest to that fact. This is not to mention the fact that five individuals represented our region in state competition. This years's team was comprised mostly of sen iots. II of 16 letter-winners • graduating this year, but next year's team has promises of being equally as good. The desire within these strong underclassmen is bound to make for a winning year. Wayzata wrestler storms to 2nd title Brett Bergeron is truly one of this state's outstanding wrestlers. In his five years of competition (or WHS he accomplished a (119 17-3) record including two state championship titles. This year Brett was voted the Outstanding Wrestler in Minnesota by the USA selection committee for this state Brett was also a featured athlete in the April 7th edition of Sports Illustrated. We will cer tainly miss him. Lei’s give a cheer on high for Blue and Gold. For our team fights tonight for Blue and Gold. We'll lead the team we love to victory And when the game is won we'll raise a mighty shout I Let's give a cheer on high for Blue and Gold. For all our sons and all are true to you. So we will all unite for victory ... VICTORY!! Steve, VjE j r M T v o Wfren V m qraduaunn fir is y ar ' y'jf Since X On y 9°+ J jff yom a. liHle while OCjO. X knovJ neither- of wS ux i 'fajr0 ever for ad Me I iss cl's bamboo uxL,-f Have a q eot V7me at college.% D on'V parts to o rnuc .Givc me fc: $, Q Cai whenever you c£,rr c hoo c x S , Go we con hove another K$rf banbaoue. Good lucK in everything . , A Love, jrA • A. Stephon c MO rTs W7fe-02l Administrators Jeff Elavsky Assistant Principal Marney Wamsley Princip.il Bill Sommers Assistant Principal no Wayzala Board of Education Row I: John Detloff. James Kemp. Mary Hill Smith. Gregg Miller. Row J-. Howard Casmey. Bill Manning. Roger Adams. Dean Fitch. inn Graven Athletic Director Steve Root Assistant Athletic Director Counselors Don Anderson Chemical Health, Communications. 23 years at WHS. 2 children Jennifer 26. Nathan 24. Hobbies Interest : All sorts of outdoor things. Generally the arts and music among other indoor things.” Why j feat her? I was interested in history, and philosophy! I wanted work that would keep me m touch with these areas. like jbout student at WHS? They are courteous and they are friendly. Dislike jbout students Jt WHS? Too materialistic. Jim Arnold: Biology and Anatony. 17 years in District s 2S4. Married and 3 children Steve 21. Jill 19. Jami 16. School Activities: Assistant Coach lor Boys' Basketball. and Head Coach for Boys’ Golf. Other jobs? Works in a golf shop at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Hobbies lnlerests. Golf, running, participating in and watching a variety of sports. Most embjrrjssing moment while teaching? I got up in front of an anatomy class when I taught in West Germany with my 'fly' unzipped. Class went crazy • very embarrassing.' Why j teacher? My father was a teacher • have always enjoyed school - seems like I've been in school all my life. like about students at WHS? I like their enthusiasm. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike Nellie Bennington: Special Services. II years in District • 284. Married and 2 children: Todd 16. Stacie 14. School activities: faculty Senate. Social Committee. Other jobs? Summers I work for Community Intervention. Hobbies Interests: I love 'eating out.' enjoy cooking for friends especially ethnic meals. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? During a discussion I was trying to avoid the word 'feedback' because one of the students LOATHfcS tl� e word - So I said - I'm referring to the f word it ends in V Kids were relieved to know I was referring to feedback! Why a teacher? I love kids I'm especially drawn to hurting kids. like about kids at WHS? The freshness and energy of kids at WHS, love to watch the clothes kids are wearing as I stand at my classroom door between classes. Dislike about students at WHS? Abusive language I hear randomly while walking in the halls. Sue Billings Communications. $ years in District 284. Married and 2 children Laura IS. Todd 16. School activities: I help with the yearbook and I'm the Quiz Bowl Coach. Other jobs No this is more than enough. Hobbies lnlerests, Golf, reading, traveling with Mrs. O. and watching youth sports. Special honors or awards? Does my bowling trophy count ? Most embarrassing moment while teaching? I broke out with a rash (caused by scarletina) while I was waxing poetic about The Scarlet letter. Why a teacher? I love kids and I love learning, like about students at WHS? Kids art-motivated and cooperative. They also have a positive pride in their school and community.' Dislike about student at WHS? I wish the kids were more willing to take risks with ideas. their 'cliques. David Aslin Biology. S years at WHS. Married and 2 children Karl 10. Kristine 8. School activities: Sometimes coaches base ball, football, and basketball. Hobbies Interest : My family watcrcoior painting, running, and I donate time for the Mmne sota Association for Retarded Citizens, for St. David s D.A.C. and Hennepin Ave. United Methodist Church. Why a teacher? I enioy biology, sports, and students. like about students at WHS I like the many caring, creative students that we have, and I like their enthusiasm. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike students working and not being responsible for their studies. Joan Ball Focus I year at WHS. Married and I child: Angela 5. Other ob? Wife and Mother, etc. Also doing practicum in E BD at Wayzata East Jr. High. Why a teacher? I enjoy working with kids and watching them learn and in return I'm learning too. like about students at WHS? The courteous and clean cut student who sliows that he she likes himself herself and likes being in school.” Dislike about students at WHS: Not picking up after themselves in the bathroom, cafeteria, hallways, etc. mm manager. Interests: Working family, church, running, course work. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Catting a student and dis cussing his problems I had the wrong name, the wrong student. Why a teacher? Because of the poor teachers I had had in grade school and senior high Like about students at WHS? Real neat student m the student body How■hard working most of them are. Dislike about students at WHS? Emphasis on money status. John Ralaldcn: Focus. 7 years at WHS. Mar ried and 2 children Joshua 6. Jill 4. School a c I i v i I i e s i Weight room supervisor. Faculty Senate President. PTSO advisory board, lunch room supervisor. Other jobs? Rental frank Rlonigam librarian. 27 years at WHS. Married 3nd 2 children! Brenl 28. Gregg 25. Other job ? Summers at S«. Cloud State University library. Hobbies lnteresls. Traveling to New York and Europe, especially Germany.” Special Honor or Awards? President of the Minnesota Assn, of School librarians. Why a teacher? Because of an Interest in literature and young people.'' like about students at WHS? Can’t think of anything especially distasteful - students here are very normal. I like the friendliness of the student body.” Jennifer Buncet Physical Education. Health. 18 years at WHS. School activities. VolleybaB Coach. Hobbies Interests i Outdoor recreation • Canoeing, backpacking, and running. Why a teacher? To teach others activities that I enjoy for health, fun. and social contacts.” like about students at WHS? Involvement in school activities -Motivation and self-discipline to achieve their goals. Dislike about students at WHS? Verbally attacking other students - Pul downs. Gwen Bowers; Communications. 12 years at WHS. Married and 2 children Stephanie 16. Matt 15. Other jobs. Teaching ESI. (English as a Second Language), landlord of rental property, occasional work for U of M. Hobbie-s Interest Travel, reading. Why a teacher. In the 50‘s there were only 3 choices for girls: secretary, nurse, or teacher. Those who were going to college generally became teachers, fortunately it s still my first choice for a career.” like about students at WHS? I like that they are easy to work with and get along with • cooper alive and polite. ' Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike the attitude some have that it's all right to cheat as long as you don't get caught. Bill Campbell Mathematics. 33 years at WHS. Married and 2 children Rich 28. Margie 21. School activities. Timer at hockey games. Hobbies lnteresls: Golfing, swimming, hiking, travel, and bridge. Special Honors or Awards? 3 year National Science foundation Scholarship. Started modern math at WHS. GoIf trophies, swim medals, took Wayzata's first hockey team to State Hockey Tournament. Most embarrassing moments while teaching? Pants split in the seat. Why a teacher? Because I got a real kick out of tutoring my friends in college. Like about students at WHS? Most students are very considerate and eager to learn. Dislike about students at WHS? Running in the halls.” I Pat Campbell Business. Substitute for about 30 years with District 284. Married and 2 children; Rich 28. Margie 21. Other jobsi Homcbound tutor. Hobbies lnterestsi Bridge, needlework, church. Why a teacher? I liked working with kids and there were not many fields available. like about students at WHS? I like the friendliness and enthusiasm of the students. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike loudmouths. Neil Chamberlain; Social Sciences. 18 years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Paul 15. Eric 12. Christopher 10. Hobbie-s lnterestsi fishing, boating. Why a teacher, A need to work with people • kids are fun. like about students at WHS? We can work with excellent kids, and many students are eager to learn. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike the relaxed attitude regarding the use of profanity. Barb Canford; Spanish. 2 years at WHS. Not married but boyfriend lives in Sweden. School activities: Jr. High Running Coach and Sr. High Cross Country Skiing Coach. Other jobs: Summer at Concordia College Swedish and Spanish language Villages and Community Ed. Swedish Classes. Hobbies ln-terests: Cross country skiing, traveling, speaking Swedish, writing letters to Sweden, reading, coin-stamp collecting. Genealogy. Special Honors or Awardsi Award from Concordia College - Director's Citation lor Professional Service and Dedication to language Teaching . Scholarship from American Swedish Institute for one year of study in Sweden. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? It's too embarrassing to tell! Why a teacher. I wanted to be a track coach. Like about students at WHS? friendly. Dislike about students at WHS? When they ask. 'How many points is it' or 'Are we doing anything in here today?' Rut Cochran: Social Science . 26 years in District 284. 3 children Steve 27. Bruce 25. Sandra 22. Hob bte Imereti Taxidermy, hunting. Like about flu-denlt jl WHS? Students are very polite and very friendly. Dislike about studentt at WHY? Students are very complacent about their futures. Waller Cherwien: french. 28 years at WHS. Married and 5 children Thomas 32. Paul 30. David 28. Mary 26. Stephen 24 - and 6 grandchildren! Other jobs. Director of Senior Choir at St. Philip the Deacon Lutheran Church, and travel counselor at Minnetonka Travel in Wayzata. Hobbies lntereslf: Reading, gardening, traveling. Special Honors or Awards-. Scholarship to study at the University of Grenoble. Why a teacher? I enjoy working with young people and watching them come alive! Phil Collins: Speech Therapist. 24 years in District 284. Married and 4 children Kathy 31. Steve 29. Beth 28. Dan 26. Other jobs? Antique dealer. Hobbies Interests Making maple syrup, antiques. Boy Scouts. Special Honors or Awards• Career Teacher Award from Wayzata Education Association. District Award of Merit, and Silver Beaver Award from Boy Scouts. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? When I caught my wallet pocket on a grade school chair and ripped the seat of my pants. Why a teacher? '1 can't think of ever wanting to be anything else - it's something I really enjoy.” like about students at WHS? Their openness, friendliness, and willingness to learn. Dislike about students at WHS? The report I hear about the cliques. Maggie Dean: Communications. 8 years in District 284. Married and 4 children: David 28. Brenda 26. Tom 25. Sally 21-and 2 grandchildren. School activities None presently • formerly advised the yearbook at Wayzata East . Hobbies Interests, Tennis, bridge, knitting, reading, having fun. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? “We had many, but one was the worst. It was the time I mispronounced the names of a couple of gods in a Mythology class and I won't tell you what I said. Why a teacher? Because of my interest in learning and my love of young people, plus my enjoyment of literature. Like about students at WHS? I like the fact they grow up to be juniors and Seniors. I also like the fact that most of the students are concerned with their school and the learning that goes on it it.” Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike the fact that sophomores act like sophomores lor Vi the year. David Astin mellowing out with Charlie Brown in the tropics. Jim Curry. Social Science : 20 years in district 284. Married and 2 children. Anne 15. Peter 12. Hobbies lnterests: Following my children's activities, reading, walking, 'doing nothing. Special Honors or Awards? Wayzata Career Teacher of the Year. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Sitting on my desk, talking to students when the fire alarm went off. I jumped from my desk with both feet landing in the wastebasket. They were wedged in so tightly I couldn't get out.” Why a teacher.- I liked school and had a high respect for teachers, and I decided I wanted to be like them. Like about students at WHS? Nice, polite, fun to be around. Dislike about students at WHS? ''Overemphasis on material items - clothes, etc. Darrel Danner. Communications. 20 years at WHS. Married and 2 children Dort 18. Denise 16. Other jobs? Department chair, owns and scB lake property. Hobbies Interests: Fishing. reading, sports. Why a teacher? I erroneously thought I would have time to write. Like about students at WHS? I enjoy the kindnesses of our students and the dedication to education that most students have. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike strong feelings of animosity between groups. Annette Curry: Mathematics. II year In district 284. Married and 2 children. Anne 15. Peter 12. Hobbies lnterests. Walking, biking, reading, eating, and being a spectator at my children's sports activities. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Describing on the overhead screen how and why there is no such thing as an angle, side, side (ASS) congruence postulate in geometry. Why a teacher? Women had two choices - nursing or teaching - I can't stand blood! Sally Dierk : Social Science . 3 children John. Diane. Tom - and 3 grandchildren. Other jobs: Teache ai Metropolitan State Umversi-ly • Child Development. Hobbies Interests: Needlepoint, eating out. travel. Special Honors or Awjrdt? I became Matter Teacher lor Mother . Father , and other . Why a teacher? I like young people. Like jbout ttudenit ji WHS? Thinking people I like the ability to tca e back. Will Endsley. Technology Education. Graphic Art . Computer Application . Cable T.V. Production. 15 year at WHS. Married and 2 children Stephanie 8. Benjamin 5.School activities: Advisor to Ski Club. Other jobt? Printer. Hobbies lnlereslt: Down hill skiing. camping, backpacking, and Boy Scout leader. Mott embarrassing moment while teaching? Teaching the entire afternoon with a portion of ice cream undae dripping down my tie. Why a teacher? Past influence of grade thru high school teacher .” like about ttudenit at WHS? The emor high kid are the bc t! The maturity of attitude and sensitivy toward other .” Dario Enriquez Spanish. 18 year at WHS. Married. School activities: Coaching. Other jobt? Coach soccer at Irondale Senior High School (J.V.) ‘ Hobbie-s Interests: Literature. Sociology. Soccer Referee. Mott embarrassing moment while teaching? Mis- prounouncmg of word ......sheet, piece, etc.” Why a teacher? The enjoyment of learning from people! like about ttudenit at WHS? Ability and open-mindedness.” Dislike about ttudenit at WHS? Social climbing. Loi Fossen. Rutines . 20 year at WHS. Mamed and 2 children Marty 21. Andy 20. School activities: Office Education. Hobbies Interetlti Travel, church. Special Honors or Awards? Career Teacher 1983 84. MBEI State Secretary. Mott embarrassing moment while leaching? In my first year of teaching I showed my typing student Jacque Frazzinii Communication . Speech. Drama. 10 year in District 284 Married and 3 children Kevin 25. Douglas 24. Bob 21. School activities. Directing school musical and play . Sponsor of Thespian Troupe. Hobbies lnterest : Community theatre, choir, dance classes, working on Mam Theatre art at U of Main. Special Honor or Awards Was awarded an internship last fall with COMPAS. an arts organization in St. Paul. Mott embarrassing moment while leaching? Getting my necklace caught in my de k drawer and then trying to stand up in front of the room. Why a teacher? I enjoy working with high school students in a learning environment. like about students at WHS? I enjoy their willingness to make a commitment to projects. I also enjoy their sense of humor.” Dislike about students at WHS? I don’t like cliques at school. ______________________________________ Phil Fraser Communication . 30 years with District 284. .Married and 7 children Mary Alice 38. Anita 37, Nancy 33. Steve 30. Mike 28. Sandy 26. Kathy 23. School activities: Has been the director and technical director of several plays and musicals. Other jobt? Was a salesman at the Foursome for 25 years Now a private writing consultant. Hobbies Interests: Carpentry, walking, biking, golf. Special Honors or Awards? Yes. several. Mott embarrassing moment while leaching? Falling asleep while I was talking. Why a teacher? I enjoy the 'ART' of teaching. I like to see kids learn and discover new ideas. like about students at WHS? Most of the students ore very friendly and seem to enjoy learning “ Dislike about students at WHS? ” . but a lot of the students are too grade or test oriented. How dare yout Jim Gal shouts at the paparazzi. the 'K' finger. like about students at WHS? “Students arc friendly and have nice personalities. Jim Gall. Choir Director. 10 year at WHS. School activities, Musical director o( high school productions. Other jobs? Director ol Music - Wayzata Community Church. Hobbies lnlerests: Cooking, traveling, camping, gardening. Mott embarrassing moment while teaching? I can't talk about it • it's too embarrassing. Why a teacher? I enjoy working on music with high school kids. like about tludenlt at WHS? Students are very eager to learn, and the students in the arts have good, inquisitive minds.” Ditlike about tludenlt at WHS? There Is a strong social image here • not healthy in my view. Grace Gamradti Social Sciences- 13 years at WHS. 2 children: Ken 23. Kelly 19. School activities. Sells tickets al games. Hobbies Inter■ estt: Gardening, skiing. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? I dumped 80 slides on economics on the floor right before first hour - They had to be in numerical order and they weren't.” Why a teacher? love what I teach - impact on humanity. I also like being around young people.” like about students at WHS? Optimism. Dislike about students al WHS? Status and clothes conscious. Nancy Hanily-Dolan. Art. Computer graphics. 8 years at WHS. Married and I child. Sean 2h. Other jobs. Computer graphics designer and consul tant. Hobbies lnlereslsi My 3'r year old and my husband. Special Honors or Awards? My ceramic art was presented in Minnesota Art Teacher Shows and Minnesota Center of Art Members Show. Why a teacher? I like helping people learn.” like about students at WHS? How they accept you tor who you are. and they care about others. Dislike about students al WHS? There aren't enough of them in Tine Arts and I think that lire fine arts are needed in their studies.” Cindy Hanke Mathematics. 12 years in District 9 284. Married and I child. Ryan 2. School activities.• Scorekeeper tor volleyball games. Hobbies lnter-ests Golf, sewing. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Too embarrassing to mention. Why a teacher? I enjoy math a great deal, and I also enjoy working with kids.” Dick Hanley. Focus. 27 years at WHS. Married and 8 children. Steve 24. Tom 22. Marty 21. Greg 20. Jacqueline 19. Laura IS. Mitchel 13. John II. School activities: Coach of ninth grade Girls' Basketball at Wayzata East. Hobbies lnlerests: Fishing, reading, officiating football, spectator sports and traveling. Special Honors or Awards? local Career Teacher Award. Coach of 1979 Metro AB Star Basketball Team. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? I wore mismatched (brown b-lack) shoes to school • didn't discover what was so funny until third hour when I noticed how strange my shoes felt. Why a teacher? That's so long ago that I can't think of any one reason, but it's been a great trip so far - the f eople here have made it so. like about students al WHS? Students who take responsibility for their own actions) students who are willing to change their problem behavior Dislike about students at WHS? Students who must reject or put down another student unfairly. Dick Harmon. Social Sciences. 20 years at WHS. Married and 2 children Tammy 15. Mark 13. Hobbies Interests, Canoeing, photography, politics, family, learning about MacINtosh computers. Most embarrassing moment while teaching?? I don't remember. I don't embarrass easily, but when I do get embarrassed. I repress it wefl. Why a teacher? I wanted to help make our society better.” like about students al WHS? I like the fact that most students are cheerful and upbeat about life. Dislike about students al WHS? I wish they were more concerned about the less fortunate people in our society and the world. Jim Hembrei Chemistry. 24 years at WHS. Married and 4 children Turi 20. Erik 18. Leif 15. Anna 12. School activities! Assistnt Coach for Wrestling. Hobbies lnlerests. Sports in general. Special Honors or Awards? Teacher of the Year at Wayzata. nominated for State Teacher of the Year, and was selected to attend the Institute for A.P. Chemistry Teachers. Why a teacher? I liked working with people more than with things.” like about students at WHS? Most try hard. Most are kind and courleious. Dislike about students at WHS? “A few are lazy. Art Hoff. Social Science . 24 year at WHS. Married and 2 children. Michael 26. Julie 16. Hobbies Interests: Fi hmg. reading, enjoying nature. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? I entered a noi y classroom and chewed out the kid lor acting that way when their teacher wa out of the room and then law the teacher wa in the room all the while. Why a teacher? My hand never get dirty and I enjoy the big bucks. Like about students at WHS? They are friendly and generally fun to be around.” Dislike about students at WHS? They tend to be a little overprotected by mommy and daddy.” Karen Hibbs. Chemistry. Physics. 7 year at WHS. Married and 2 cat . School Activities. Used to coach cross country. Hobbies Interests; Running. hiking, camping, canoeing, riding her motorcycle, gardening. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? Every time I u e colored chafc I end up with it on my face. Why a teacher? Working with kids is a good way to tay young - I like the challenge! like about students at WHS? Openness to trying thing spirit • smile .” Dislike about students at WHS? Getting into the parking lot in the morning. Fridays before vacation. Tim Herbst: Communications. K) year at WHS. Married and 2 children Michael II • going on 28. Ryan 7 - may never see 8. School activities: I grade a whole lot of papers. Otherwise, after three I belong to me. Other fobs? Father, husband, carpenter, cook, housekeeper, and BWCA guide. Hobbies Interests, I am interested in everything outside of school. I run. canoe, do pottery, swim. read, attend classes, fish. hunt, write, photograph, watch people, chop wood, garden, shovel snow, feed birds, play with my kids, make videos, and etc.” Most embarrassing moment while leaching? I have been surprised, saddened, impressed, frustrated, thrilled, detached, worn out. invigorated, charmed, but never embarrassed. Why a teacher? I wanted to save the human race. like about students at WHS? I like questions. I like students who know the value of education. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike the phrases I'm bored. and That’s not fair. Karen Hoffman: Media. 6 years at WHS. Married and 2 children Chris 19. Ben 16. Other jobs? Flomemaker and student. Hobbies Interests: Photography, travel, outdoor anything. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? The day someone tried to help me with something on the bottom of my slacks, and pulled out a pair of pantyhose that had been entrapped by 'static ding.' Why a teacher? I didn't want to be a nurse. I thought I would be good at it.” like about students at WHS? People are kind, well-mannered. and caring. Dislike about students at WHS? I hate when crowds of girls visit in the hall and block the way. I hate people sitting with their leg out in the hall because I'm afraid I won't notice and will upset a cart on them. Nancy Holt: Special Services Sue Jewell. Communications. 15 years at WHS. 2 children. Kris 19. Kurt 16. Hobbies lnlereslsi Needlework, reading. watching cross country and track. Special Honors or Awards? Trojan of the Year from the Athletic Department (1980). Most embarrassing moment while leaching at WHS? I can't think of any one - I'm sure I've had many.” Why a teacher? I often ask myself that. (When I first went to college. I only knew that I DION T want to be a teacher.) like about students at WHS? I like their warmth and their sense of humor. Dislike about students at WHS? I dislike their lack of respect for others. Additional note. Obviously, some students are wonderful, some are horrible, and some are like me - with good days and bad days.” . Craig Johnson. Physical Education. Health. 15 years at WHS. Married and 3 children. (Traig 15. Kurt 13. Jennifer 6. School activities: Basketball Coach - Head of the Chain Gang. Other fobs? House-husband. Hobbies lnterests: Running, golf, tennis, watching sports. being with family, traveling with family. Most embarrassing moment while leaching. Ask my wife! - It pertains to her.” Why a teacher? Primarily because of my desire and interest in coaching. like about students at WHS? They're taking more pride in their school, and they're learning and showing more respect for each other. Dislike about students at WHS? Intolerance at times to those who are different • Too materialistic.” Jon Johnson: Business 2 years al WHS. Married and 3 children: Craig 15. Kurt 13. Jennifer 6. Other jobs? Homemaker. Hobbies Imereti Knitting, photography, reading. travel and family sport activities. Most embarrassing moment while teaching! It had to do with a large black dog and an untimely fire dri . like about students al WHS! Their school spirit. Gary Kollofski: Mathematics. 15 years at WHS. School activities football and basketba announces weight room supervisor. Hobbies Interests: Automotive related activities. Special Honor or Awards7 I owned 'HOT ROD' magazine's f980 Street Rod of the Year and a 'TOP K7 Street Machine • 1978.” Why a teacher7 Al the applications to become a brain surgeon were taken. like about students at WHS7 The student body in general. Dislike about students at WHS7 Bright students who don't work up to their ability.” Ann KnulS: Physical Education. Health. II years at WHS. Hobbie-s Interests I enjoy biking, canoeing, swimming, and cross country skiing. I usually try to find races (triathlons) to compete in. I have been somewhat successful in the races, but I find that I enjoy being active and. regardness. of where I place In a race. I feel good after.” Why a teacher! My parents and relatives were all involved in leaching. It was a way of life that I thought everyone experienced. I guess it was just assumed I would follow in similar footsteps. I enjoy young people. They keep me 'young.' like about students at WHS! I love the students zest for life and friendliness! I think our students' are THE BESTII 1 for sure. Dislike about students at WHS! Their lack of regard for promptness. Tardies don't seem to concern a majority of students.' Jeff lamphern Physical Education. Health. 6 years at WHS. Married and 2 children. Sarah 4. Paul 2. Special activities.- Head Wrestling Coach and Assistant Soccer Coach. Other jobs! Summer work - landscaping, painting, building. Hobbies Interests. Pishing, hunting, all recreational activities and traveling. Special Honor or Awards-. All-American while wrestling at the U of M. Region 6AA Coach of the Year f985. Most embarrassing moment while leaching! “My wife told me we had a snow day and I didn t go to school. At 9.30 the school called wondering where I was - we had school. Why a teacher! I enjoy working directly with people and believe it's extremely important to know how to maintain a healthy body. like about students at WHS! friendliness and maturity of students. Dislike about student at WHS! They don't take physical education seriously. I dislike it when students fail to see or care about maintaining a healthy body. Chuck Leonard. Mathematics. 14 years at WHS. Married and 3 children. Charlie 8. Annie 6. Kavlen 4. Other fobs! I have a business preparing tax returns. Hobbies Interests: Travel. golf, camping, being with family. Most embarrassing moment while teaching! When I discovered marijuana plants growing in my plants in my classroom. Whoever planted them must have gotten a kick out of watching me water them. Why a teacher! I couldn't think of anything else to do. Connie lewis: Home Economics. Health. 16 years at WHS. Married. School activitiesi Student Activities Director - I dabble in most of the activities. Other jobs! Yes • I work at the foursome.” Hobbies Interests: A lot of fiber arts, painting, reading, going out to lunch, travel, and general lounging and loafing. Special Honors or Awards! Nominee for Minnesota Teacher of the year in 1978. Most embarrassing moment while teaching7 It must have been so embarrassing I have repressed it from my memory.” Why a teacher! I would rather work with young people than adults, and education is a place to make a positive influence on youngsters. like about students at WHS! The wide variety of people in the student body. Also the enthusiasm and talents students show.” Dislike about students al WHS! Students who complain about activities, but don't get involved to do something. John Koser: Physics. 9 years at WHS. Married and 2 children: Kris 15, Eric 13. Other jobs! free lance photographer. Hobbie-s lnterests: Photography. Mississippi River boating on lemonade, rebuilding '66 Austin Healey, ham radio, music. Special Honors or Awards! NSTA Star Award. NASA State Runner-up for Teachers in Space. Why a teacher! I enjoy working with senior high students and especially in physics. like about students al WHS! My students generally attempt to try what I ask them to try. Dislike about students al WHS! I think some students at WHS are used to having a lot of things done for them. Jim Lewis: Social Science. 37 year at WHS. Married. School activities: A i tant Football Coach. Hobbies lnlerestsi Reading, fishing. cooking, baking. the lo t art of conversa lion. Special Honor or Award : I have been (elected by my fithmg companion a the person with the best manner and the one who snore the least. Why a teacher? I liked history and I felt teaching was a worthwhile vocation. Like about student at WHS? Generally I like the kids. Dislike about student at WHS? They irritate me most when they intuit rights. Roger Lipell: Social Science . 8 years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Heather 19. Heidi 16. Holly 14. School activities: Football and Tennis Coach. Other jobs? Weight room supervisor In the summer. Hobbies Interest : Collecting records. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Saying words by mistake that I didn’t mean to say.” Why a teacher? Originally so I could coach. Like about students at WHS? The academic attitude of students bound for college. The work ethic of the majority who want to be successful.” Dislike about students at WHS? The snobbishness of certain cliques. Roger Mahn: Communication . 7 year at WHS. 3 children Heather 13. Megan II. School activities: Girls' Basketball, newspaper. Girls’ Track. Other jobs? Being a father. Hobbie s lnterests: Hunting, fishing, running. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Fair ing into the wastebasket while backing toward the chalkboard. Why a teacher? Because I can make a difference. like about students at WHS? They are willing to experience. and they are so kind and good. Dislike about student at WHS? Inexperience with the real world.” John McKeandi Social Science . 30 years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Jennifer 15. Melissa 13. Matthew II. School activities-. I have worked with the hockey team for K ll years. Other jobs? Nope! Hobbies lnter-estsi Building, reading, sports. Special Honors or Awards? Department Chairman. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Which one? .. .11 never tell!” Why a teacher? It really is a fun job! The students keep you young.” like about students at WHS? Consistently good kids.” Del McKinneyi Communication . 7 years at WHS. Married and 4 children: Laura 35. Jay 33. Mark 30. Barry 17 • and 3 grandchildren. School activitiesi Cheerleader advisor. Hobbies lnlerestsi Tennis, writing poetry, bridge. Special Honors or Awards? I have published poetry, and I’ve won several tennis awards. Why a teacher? The college I attended had no journalism school. Like about students at WHS? Attitude of excellence - Diversity of backgrounds. Dislike about students at WHS? Group and ’put downs.’ talk - back attitude, and no enthusiasm.” Bonnie MacKay: Biology. Chemistry. 5 years at WHS. Married and 3 children. Heather 17. Laurel 10. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? Why would I want to talk about that? Why a teacher: I like the subject matter in science. Like about students at WHS? ”1 like the honesty of the students I have at Wayzata. ami the fact that most of them work very hard to do wel. I wish every teacher could have the opportunity to teach students as great as those at Wayzata. Dislike about students at WHS? My only complaint is that sometime it seems they are only interested in grades • not in knowledge for the sake of knowledge.” Chuck Mann: Business. 30 years at WHS. Married and 3 children. David 30. Bill 16. Other obs? Management of commercial property for shopping centers. Hobbies lnlerests: Golfing, boating. Special Honors or Awards? Hall of Fame. Certificate of Service for Distributive Education. Why a teacher? For the moneyl! No. I just liked sharing with others like about students at WHS? Generally, good personal appearance and a good attitude. Dislike about students at WHS? late to class.” Barbara M� lby� i French. German. 4 years at WHS. Children? 136 this year School activi-lie Chaperoned Superkrauts to Germany in 1985. Also teaches at West Junior High. Other jobs7 This is all I can handle! Hobbiet ln-terettt: Traveling, reading, films, singing, tanning and reading a good book at the lake, swimming, tennis, cross-country skiing. Why a teacher? I. For the everyday use of French and German. 2. I like working with young people! Judy Metsala: Mathematics. 4 years at WF4S. 3 children Mark 16. LeeRan IS. Carrie 13. School activities: Advisor for Colorguard. Hobbies Interest Golf, swimmig. refinishing furniture, working for political parties. Mott embarrass-ing moment while leaching7 I was student leaching in Biology (KJlh and llth graders) and I was teaching a unit on genetics. We were going to begin breeding fruit flies and I asked the question - and with all the exaggeration of an important question • Why do you think they are called fruit flies? This was at the time 'fruit' was aa slang term for gay people. WeB -1 lost the class! Another time I can remember is I had a sweater vest on Inside out. A student said to me - Is your sweater vest on inside out? The tag is showing.' Oh. well. Why a teacher? I loved working with kids when I did my student teaching. like about students at WHS? Friendliness, cooperation, and wiBingness to learn. Dislike about students at WHS? Not getting to class on time.” Gary Morris. German 16 years at WHS. Married and 4 children John 17. Lisette 15. Mattie Lynn 12. David 10. School activities.■ I was Tennis Coach 1970-78. Coordinator for German Exchange Program 1973 to present. Hobbiet ln-terestsi Most sports- especially tennis, bowling and basketball, and traveling to Europe especially Germany. Special Honors or Awards? Boy Scouts of America Award of Merit -I9?8 and Silver Beaver -1982. Mott embarrating moment while teaching7 Haven't had one.” Why a teacher? “I like kids Like about students at WHS? Many students are very talented. Many are willing to work. Dislike about students at WHS? I don't like the cliques Rill Mile : Social Sciences. Mathematics. 10 years at WHS. Married and 2 children. Elizabeth 2. Billy I. School activities Cross Country and Track Coach. Hobbies Rattlesnake training, deep sea diving, mountain climbing, building. Interests: Neurosurgery. Macroeconomics. plant paleonthology. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? Being introduced as an acquaintance of Nina Osberg. Why a teacher, For the bucks ... like about the students at WHS? The yearbook staff.” Dislike about students at WHS? Their eating habits.” Nicola Moram French. First year at WHS. Married and 2 children. Rebecca 16. Jenny 12. Other jobs? Yes - I’m a homemaker and mother. Hobbies lnterestt: Antiques, furniture restoration, sewing, reading, history, cross country skiing, boating, camping, gardening. traveling, the outdoors. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? I’m afraid to say. because I'm not sure aB my students saw it. It may have gone unnoticed. Why a teacher? I liked school a great deal myself. I love kids, and I love French. like about students at WHS? Their politeness, good nature. warmth, friendliness, wittiness, sense of humor, and energy. Dislike about students at WHS? Not enough of them who want to learn just for the sake of learning -they're lazy at times. Bob Morehouse: Business. 18 years at WHS. Married and 4 children Tam 24. Danila 22. Rich 2f. Sue 18. School activities: I did coach basketbafl and basebafl for 20 years. Other jobs? Enrivonmental Beautification. Hobbies Interests Hunting and fishing. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? I'm still waiting for an embarrassing moment. Why a teacher? I wanted to coach and I liked working with young kids. like about students at WHS? Teaching juniors and seniors in Basic law! Dislike about students at WHS? Sophomores not growing up until their junior year. Who said that? John McKeand. f If you don't mind John Batalden. Jack Oibfrg: Biology. Zoology. 15 years ai WHS. Married and 6 children. Rich 19. Jenny 17. Peter 16. Jell 16. Jamie 13. Anne 6. School activities: Sophomore lootball. Behind-the wheel driver's training. Hobbies lntereslsr Fishing, hunting, last pitch soltball. Sped I Honor or Awards? Nominated lor Teacher ol the Year. Mott embarrassing moment while teaching? My snake escaping and having to be called at home to come and retrieve It. It was lound the next day coiled around the towel dispenser live leet up the wall. Why a tetcher? I like kids, like about student jt WHS? Ability to think - Respectful in class. Dislike about stu-dent jl WHS? Whinersl Steve Mumma. Special Services. 8 years in district 384. Married and I child Nikki 3. School activities: I work at games. Other job ? Run a small business. Hobble t Interest : Camping, gardening, golfing, skiing. Mott embarrassing moment while letching? When the student council had a Western Union girl come into my classroom. Why a teacher? I like being around kids and the excitement. like about students at WHS? Honesty school spirit. Dislike about student at WHS? They drive too crazily in the parking lot. John Muchlinski: Mathematics. 33 years at WHS. Married and 5 children: Mike 34. Kathy 31. Sue 19. Mary 16. Amy II. School activities: Coach - Girls' Varsity Soccer. Hobbies lnteresl . Photography • Woodworking. Special Honors or Awards? Teacher ol the Year - 1979. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? You try to forget - and I Havel Why a teacher? Although at times one wonders, it's the enioyment of working with students and seeing them become better individuals. like about students at WHS? Students desire to learn and their caring for one another. Dislike about students at WHS? Children who do not respect others or others' properly. In order to succeed ... Chuck Mann. Tom Muchlinski Mathematics 13 years at WHS. Married ( to Ethel ) and 3 children Shannon 8. Katie 4. Laura 3. School Activities. Calculus Coach. Hobbie 'Interests: Sports, lootball. official, gardening. Reading about history, calligraphy. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? lost contact lenses while being observed by principal in first year. Why a teacher? Enfoy young people and believe education is important. like about student at WHS? Jhey are generally friendly and respectful of other students and teachers. Nina Osberg. Focus. 13 years at WHS. Married and 6 children Rich 19. Jenny 17. Peter 16. Jeff 16. Jamie 13. Anne 6. School activities: Gymnastics announcer. Advisor to yearbook. Other jobs? I manage the Hockey Rink Concession stand. Hobbies lnterests: Watching sports, reading, church, my family, traveling with Mrs. B. Trivial Pursuit. Special Honor or Awards? No. and don't you think it's s crying shame! I've been nominated, but never a winner. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? I had panty hose hanging out ol my slacks and trailing behind me - Don't ask! Why a teacher: I like kids. like about WHS? Focus kids. The rest of the staff. Dislike about WHS? The early hours. Muril Pederson. Business. 17 years at WHS. Married and 3 children Michael 33. KeBey 18. Timothy 15. School activities: Assistant Boys' Basketball Coach. Head Softball Coach. WSA negotiator. Other fobs? Coaching - winter and spring. Summers • Business manager and director Many Point Scout Camp, accounting department of National car rental, summer school. Hobbies Interest : Volunteer with Boy Scouts. YMCA. reading, attending sports events. Special Honors or Awards? Mountain Lake Teacher of the Year. Minnesota Teacher ol Excellence. Jaycees Outstanding Young Educator. Most embarrassing moment while leaching?' I was teaching a science class and demonstrating the explosiveness of powder. In the process ol blowing the Ewder thru a thistle tube over the bunsen burner. I did not ve my mouth entirely over the opening, and it all came back in my face. Why a teacher? I enjoy working with kids.” like about students at WHS? For the most part. I believe our students are genuine and caring. Gary KoUofski piloting hit PrcCalc class. Gordy R.iben Industrial Arlt- 2$ years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Douglas 30. Steven 26. Sutan 20. Other job : Yet. property management of tome telected rentalt. Hobble Interest Hunting, woodwork, gardening. Special Award or Honor ? Chrysler Corporation for Driver Education. Vo-Tech Diflrict for work of forming and starting Vo-Tech District. Why a teacher? I like the idea of having a direct impact on the next generation. like about student at WHS?' They really have wide contact with the world. A lot of very talented people here. Ditlike about Hudent at WHS? Self-centered attitude. Muni Pederson attitling seniors Becky lindvall and Shelly Senneteth. i ■■ Ray Rasmussen Mat hemal let. 16 yeart at WHS. Married and children. Hobbies Interest : Woodworking. Why a teacher? “To patt on knowledge I have gained in mathematics. like about student at WHS? Outgoing nature of ttu-dentt. Considerable talent in many different fields. Ditlike about students at WHS? Lack of part of tome to do their belt. Steve Root: Communications. II years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Andy 5. Abby 3. Anna 5 months. School activities: Assistant Athletic Director and Hockey Coach. Hobbies lnteresls-. Golf, fishing. Why a teacher? I enjoyed working with kids, and I wanted to give back what other! had given me. like about student at WHS? General attitude toward education, teem decided about the direction they want to go. Ditlike about Hudent at WHS? The fact that to many of them go on tuch exotic vacations when I never gel out of Minnesota.” You did a really good job on this ten!” Bill Milet praises a student. Tom Tielze racks his brain for the answer Norm Schroeden Industrial Art . 31 year at WHS. Married and 6 children: Dave 30. Beth 28. Mike 25. Kate 23. Peter 21. Ann 19. School activities Head Coach of Girl ’ Basketball and Assistant Coach of 6irls' Softball Hobbies Intercut, Fishing, building a cabin. Mott emberretsing moment while leeching? Having another teacher visiting with me while the principal was observing my class. Why e teecher? I love to coach and work with young people, like eboul tluJenlt et WHS? fnendhness • Concern for other students. Dislike eboul students el WHS? Students who don't work up to their ability. Bob Stolz Chemistry. Look at that! Can you believe the call the ref made? Unbelieving Coaches Ken Zwach and Roger lipelt. Ron Schulte. Mathematics. Computer Programming. 23 years in District 284. Married and 2 children MaryKay 21. Paul 18. Hobbies Interests Singing in church choir, automobiles, computers. SpecieI Honors or Awerds? Received stipend and tuition to at tend math teacher workshops. Why e teecher? I like students and math. It's a very important |ob. like eboul students el WHS7 Students who are friendly. Most students are interested in learning. Dislike eboul students el WHS? Tardiness. Ward Schuster: Social Sciences. 18 years at WHS. Married and 3 children Maggie 15. Becky 14. Angie II. School ectivi-ties. Assistant Football Coach. Mott emberresting moment while leeching? My reaction to Mr. Usbcrg's snake greeting me at the door.' like eboul students el WHS? ' Their sense of humor - tolerance of me. Dislike eboul students el WHS? The excessive absences. Judy Slucki. Mathematic . 8ASIC. LOGO. 15 years in District 284. Married and 2 children Missy II. Mike 7. School ectivi-ties, I help with Homecoming. Heart Week, selling yearbooks, etc. I also score for volleyball. Other jobs? Of fen teach swimming during the summer. Also leach some computer courses for Hamlinc University and the State Department of Education. Most emberresting moment while leeching? The day I had to run out of the room because I felt ifl and then fainted in the front office. Why e teecher7 I enjoy explaining math to others. I am patient and I like working with young people. like eboul students el WHS? Polite and eager to learn. Dislike ebout students el WHS? They have too many commitments. Phil Fraser appears delighted about an article in the Trojan Tribune. Keith Schafer: Physical Education. Health. 27 years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Scott 24. Steve 18. Ginny 15. School eclivitiet. Coach Sophomore Footbal. Junior Varsity Hockey. Other fobs? Work at hockey schools in the summer. Hobbies Interests Golf. Why e teecher. I like working with young people. Like eboul students el WHS? I like the fact that most of the students at WHS do a good job in school and you can teach them something. Bonnie MacKay - one of the crowd! •V Donna Kay Sullivan Special Service . 2 year at WHS. Married and 2 children: Scott Matthew 17. Stephanie Lynne 15. School activities Number of school related activities. Other jobs? Yes. mother much like Sally Forth. Hobbies lnterests: Travel, music, thea ter. reading- aerobics, family and church activities. Special Honors or Awards? In Massachusetts I was honored a a founder of Adventures in Music, a program of classical music productions for children. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Getting so enthusiastic while teaching a social studies class that I tripped over the waste paper basket and ended up standing in it. Why a Teacher? I had always wanted to be a special education teacher, but my high school counselor and dear friend advised me to become a main stream teacher before I made my decision. I treasure hi advice because I needed that experience. like about students at WHS? Two thing I like about WHS students are their friendliness and willingness to take pride in their academic successes. Dislike about students at WHS? There is nothing I dislike about WHS students, but I frequently wish that some of my students would put as much energy into their classwork as they do their extracurricular activities.” Gary Swcdberg: Chemical Health. 17 + year in district 284. Married. Hob-bies lnterests: Fishing, reading, travel, theatre, golf, cross country skiing. Marc Terras : Communications. How many years at Wayzata? A long time School activities High School Track Coach and |umor high Basketball Coach. Hobbies Interests. Playing basketball and rackctball. playing piano, reading, running, movies, sports of all kind , pursuit of the perfect female. Special Honors or Awards? Probably, but I'm trying to work on my humility.” Most embarrassing moment while leaching? A student asked a question and I couldn't think of the answer. Why a teacher? I heard they made a lot of money.” like about students at WHS? I do like the fact that the kids loan money at cheap interest rates. I'm hoping to be adopted into a Wayzata household to take advantage of the high allowances. Dislike about students at WHS? I hate the fact that the English rooms the kids use have NO WINDOW'S! I don't like the fact that the kids' allowances are more than my paycheck.” Leslie Swiggum. Biology. II years at WHS. Married and I child Amber 2. School activitiesi Advisor for Trojets. Hobbies'Interests: Runs the danceline camp at Carleton College, active in the Minnesota Association of Dancelines. cooking. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? When showing the class a snake - it began to go up the sleeve of my dress and didn't want to come out.” Why a teacher? I like to work with teen-agers. like about students at WHS? The honesty and openness of the kids • The enthusiasm of the kids. Dislike about students at WHS? The cliquey groups. Doug Thompson: Chemistry. Physics. 2 years at WHS. Married and newborn baby girl: Ellen. Hobbies Interests: Various outdoor sports and activities. Special Honors or Awards? National Science Foundation Honored Physic Teacher. Most embarrassing moment while leaching? It is best forgotten. Why a teacher? ” in seven words?” Chuck Thoreson: Mathematics. 7 years at WHS. Married. School activitiesi At times teaching, coaching baseball. Other jobs? Farming. Hobbies lnterests: Horses. Why a teacher Army.” I Liz Thornton. Biology. Chemistry. Ecology. II years at WF4S Other jobs? Choir Director of St. Mary of the lake Church. Hobbies lnterests Music - She sings a full concert season with the Bach Society of Minnesota. Special Honors or Awards? 1986 President of The Minnesota Science Teachers Association. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? It's so embarrassing I can't even talk about it. Why a teacher? like working with kids. like about students at WHS? Students are friendly, and. for the most part, a neat looking bunch. Dislike about students at WHS? School work comes behind job. social activities, and everything else!” Tom Tietzet Communication . 15 year at WHS. Married and I child: John Richard 18 months. Hobbie-s lnterest .- I collect books, films, and magazines relating to American popular culture of the period between the World Wars. I've also written extensively on the topic of parapsychological history, including my 1973 book. Margery. Special Honors or Awards? I’m occasionally called upon to speak at colleges, universities, and even international con ferences on such topics as the work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the history of psychological research. Most embarrassing moment while teach-ing? I once gave a spelling test to a class that got every single word rightl Then I turned around and saw that I'd never erased the list on the blackboard, when I'd given the words. Why a teacher. First because I liked ideas and books, but later because it was fun to interact with young people. It's hard work and long hours without pay. but it's also a lot of laughs. Like about students at WHS? Most kids really try to learn and enjoy finding out new things. I like it. too. that most kids seem to be kind and friendly to each other. Dislike about students at WHS? I don't like a kid who treats our relationship like a contest, to see if he can rip me off and get a cheap grade. Jean Vintoni Communication. 36 years at WHS. Married and 3 children: Tim. Pam. Jeff. School activities: PER coordinator I985-S6. Hobbies lnterests: Camping, hiking. reading. Minnesota history, craftwork such as knitting and sewing. Special Honors or Awards? Teacher of the Year -1982. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? Forgetting I've already covered some material is embarrassing. Why a teacher? I didn't decide to teach until my own children were in school, and I realized how interesting and important teaching is. Like about students at WHS? I like students at WHS because they usually do welcome a new idea and because they have apparently limitless energy. Dislike about students at WHS? i dislike anyone - adults or young people - who does not keep an open mind to investigate new ideas.” Renee Tierney: Social Sciences. First year at WHS. School activities: JV and Assistant Girls' Soccer Coach. Hobbies lnterests• Biking, logging, cross country skiing. Jerry Trushenski Art Larry Tuura: French. Spanish. -j r Annette Curry points out the fine details of the equation. Loving Geometry with Chuck Leonard. Tony Zignetgo: Business. Dunne Vogen Specul Service : 8 year In Dl lricl 284. Married and 2 children: Shawn 15. Jennifer 12. School activities: School Committee. Hobbit Initials: Skiing. towing, boating, traveling, and following my children around to all their activities Why a itjchtr? I worked with kid a I wa growing up - a a camp counselor. Sunday school teacher, and mu ic teacher. I enjoyed all of lhe e activities with children and decided education wa for me. jBriai Chip illlam Ban Dircclor Well - you know - We gotta keep up the McKeand. What can I say? Nina and Jack Osberg. imagel Jim Arnold and John Don’t crowd mel Tom Muchltnski. Sylvia Wilton. Orchestra. Piano, first year at WHS. Married and 2 children: Ryan 8. Virginia 6. School activities-. Directed the pit orchestra for Bye. Bye Birdie.” Hobbies lnterests: Sewing. swimming. Ken Zwach: Social Sciences. 13 years at WHS. Married and 2 chil dren. Jane 16. Steven 15. School activities: Football Assistant Coach. Hobbies lnlerest : Golf, reading, family activities, travel. Why a teacher? decided in high school. I'm not sure why at that time!” like about students at WHS? “Students are very open and friendly here. Most students are motivated and confident of future success. Karen Ylinen. Business. 16 years at WHS. Married and I child: Corey 4. School activities: Former Girls' Track Coach and past President of Faculty Senate. Hobbies Interests: Sewing, golf, volleyball. Most embarrassing moment while teaching? When I asked the students in my typing class to look down at th no. I can't tell you, it's too embarrassing. Why a teacher? Because my accounting teacher was so bad. I decided I could do a better |ob. like about students at WHS? They tolerate my sense of humor: great student aides. Dislike about students at WHS? Smoking by anyone • anywhere. It goes like this . . with student. John Powell Jim lewis discussing an essay question with Jenny Engler. The Support Behind WHS Beth Anderson Secretary to the Principal Kathy Arbeiler Audio Visual Aide Dorothy Butkowski Busmess Focus Aide Betty Christian Library Secretary Pete Czech Custodian Don tberle Custodian Karen Gehrke tune Gens Athletic Of (ice Special Education Aide Study HaB Supervisor Lois Heinzen Counseling Office Secretary Wendy Hillila Hall Monitor Food Service: Row l Joan Nims. Cheryl Krueger. Karen Farmer. Marian Hoffman. Row 2: Shirley Burgi. Rita Danks. Fran Essig. Not Pictured Emilic Hickman. Joyce Kaatz. and Miyoko Miller. Marvin Holt Parking Lot Attendant Vera Johnson Benno Leuer Communications Secretary Custodian Martha Perbix Social Studies Secretary Editor's Note. Support Staff is continued on page 130. 127 Looking Back At Your Many Years At Wayzata For twenty-nine years. Jim Graven has been an integral part of Wayzata High School. During those years, he has worn many hats including those of physical education teacher, football coach and athletic director. He has spent countless hours involved with the athletic department, devoting his time so that the students of Wayzata could have positive athletic experiences. Under his leadership, the Athletic Department has shown tremendous change. He has also been instrumental in the development of conference policies. We wish him the best of luck in his retirement, and although he will be away from here, the future Wayzata teams will bear his mark as he has shaped the program as we know it today. Mr. Blonigan came to District 284 in September. 1958. Since then he has answered millions of questions, assisted thousands of students, and built the library's collection to a high degree of excellence. In addition to assisting in planning the other libraries in the district, he has guided ours through two planning and moving periods. For twenty summers he has sharpened his question-answering skills as a reference librarian at St. Cloud State University, and he has served his profession as President of the Minnesota Association of School Librarians. For all of us he's provided a source of knowledge and a quiet space to study and learn. The Blonigans enjoy traveling to Germany, perhaps retirement will offer more opportunities for pleasures such as that. We wish him well. We'll miss him. High School Art, Frank, Jim, and Phil! Art Hoff is completing his twenty-fourth and final year as a social studies teacher at Wayzata. Art is a native of St. Louis and discovered the wonders of Minnesota while vacationing with his parents. A graduate of St. Cloud. Art spent six years at Will-mar before coming to Wayzata. Art and his wife. Imogenc. a long-time Robbinsdale teacher, are both retiring. During Art's tenure at Wayzata he has taught World History. American History. Psychology. Sociology. and Social Problems. The Hoffs look forward to spending more time at their Swift Lake cabin, traveling, and just enjoying their leisure. We at Wayzata wish the Hoffs happy, active, and healthy golden years. Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is .., having the ability to do what has to be done, when it has to be done, whether you like it or not. For thirty years. Mr. Phil Fraser used these words of T.H. Huxley's as a basis for his teaching at Wayzata Senior High. Two generations of students have squirmed under his scoldings, strived to meet his high expectations, and basked under his praise. His retirement leaves perhaps thousands with memories of Great Expectations, a fiery letter 'A.' grammar rules, and composition deadlines. We cannot expect to replace his zeal for learning and his love for students, but we will not forget cither. 129 . . . We’d Be Lost Without Them! Lenorc Peterson Ramona Peterson Attendance Office Secretary Custodian Rich Polosky Custodian Pam Quin Special t ducat ion Aide Winnie Ravnholdt Dave Reuter Attendance Office Secretary Hall Monitor Karen Rohweder Counseling Office Secretary Kay Schwarz Math. Science. $ Foreign language Secretary Joy Steinkamp Gerry Stoltman Scheduling Office Secretary Health Aide Geri Swanson Marion Verbridge Fine Arts Aide Parkmg Lot Permit Sales Front Office Receptionist Mike Warzeha Shirley Ye Chief Custodian Athletic Office Secretary 130 vO ® t A r9 -Y? I , . V J f v V oY ° °Vi K V r jJSJC) °c o € r. T?eX.ia ny TOrr- ; . i«s „lJfo'InQjO U ' ,1 zp0 Sophs Experience A The Mad” Rush Of J Ywc' v v Jr 5 ‘ -A' ’ U x o' c Life At WHS! £. Pluribu Tleuman MAD logo and formal used by permission of E. C. Publications. Inc.' 131 Steven Abbott AJiton Arnold Joe Rif tty Todd Mm Almp Stake Ander� on David Atfibeck Stacfe Baekmin 8nan Stumer David 8ea h AAr Sermell 0etna Bergandi Omen Buvbetg Gregory Bitter 'll'x l Curtit Anderton Cyntlu Womb toy Bob Beity Amand Berneitng Dawn RUkr We weren't even in the building and we were already wondering how we were going to find our way around in this school. During orientation day. the NHS representatives tried to explain where everything was. but we were too busy talking with friends to hear them. We were gossiping about who went out with whom, who went on vacation, who crashed their parents’ car. who had the loudest party, etc. By the time we got home that day. it had finally dawned on us that school had started and we still didn’t know where to go. We were really going to high school. Having talked about it for years, it was almost like a dream come true, until the first day when we realized our place in the social structure of the school- all the way at the bottom. To the seniors we were babies and they were the big shots. To the juniors we were just the dumb Soph's”. But no matter what they called us. we were determined to learn and enjoy ourselves. And so began our lives as sophomores. Brell Anderwo Cory Biker Sheiy Sett Aim Berman Andrei RUW Derek Anderton Kimberly Btrtnrii Kithermr Berkley iuttn Berry Thor Bloedel Jenmlrr Anderion lym Bwllell tom Bevkmm Melody Bethke Trov 8ockte Mm l In Andre« Scoil Barton Xtmet Bed Kurt Bxr Rok Bonn OmiwI Arndt MichaH Bmiu! Trent Be Je� � e Bigelow Thcmai Bourne Kefy Arndt Bradford Ba� Kerry Remem Todd BtUrleau Derek Bowen Trying to find our way around was lots of fun. We tried to watch the numbers above classroom doors. Next, we tried to remember what we learned on Orientation Day. We knew there was a Social, math. English wing etc.i we just couldn't remember where they were. Of course everyone was helpful. By the pool!” was the juniors' and seniors' favorite advice. We hated hearing this, but everyone knows well do it to next year's sophomores. There were some people, though, who knew their way around even less than we did — our parents. The night of the P.T.S.O. Open House, the students, especially the sophomores, fell a little better because now we weren't the only ones who got lost and couldn't remember where to go — our parents were lost too. Kristi Chevalier explains where the English wing is. during P.T.S.O. � Dave Larson is at it again. Junior Dave Larson tells Jeff Dallin where the pool is. w Vanessa Eawbush escorts her mom around during P.T.S.O. night. Imi Boyko Kara Budollien tpdd Carlton Evo Cocr� g n trie Paggoti Rhonda Braaton Jm Bungardnrr Mary Caitolo Pantd Coaontmo ArximPaN Ertk Brandt Jody Bunting Scott Cnitfc Moathor Craig Tom Pallor Aaron Braumgton Jollroy Dual: Jollroy Chamfer trio Cro ght on Jrlfrry Dafei Stephan 8r«t Amy Burandl Hruti Owvatarr Britt Crowed XfetOah Andrew Brermy Both Burr Chariot Chrou Scott Crwn Mtchedr Pal, Poroi Bridget Gina Butler Robocca Chrwtiarwon Meh.u Cruz Todd Partefcut kovtn Brookt Scott But lor Jollroy Clement i Xanborly Crytlrr Ann Pamofaon Hebert Brough Sadie Calhoon Shanr Cochran Pavtd Cimraogham Sarah Pamoteon Hedy Buckmdorf Amy Camgdwd Matthew Collin Timothy Cutting Du Part Our lockers were really our home away from home. Friendships were made at lockers. They were places to meet friends between classes or before lunch. They were like refrigerators because of all the food we had in them. Some lockers were left the way we got them and some were given a make-over. Wallpaper, carpeting. cartoons and pictures of friends and movie stars were just some of the decorative touches added. Since there were so many people this year, many had to share a locker. Flopefully we will have the same locker all three years so we won't have to clean them out. look who Kris Dumei spends her time studying with Michael J. Fox. « Barb McNamce decides to take a little nap between classes. Michael Davison Sm Doc war I (ml lltH Jason I me Jcisica Fur Douglas DeSanto C«w DvMi Amy Evans Robert tlKhtr Derek Gamber PmJ Desimone Kristine Dumet Rutt fsasied Michael 0. Iiihn Christopher Gamrc John Deters Jason Dykholl Rfbrccj farb Michael P. I Ishcr Liu Gaeeti Tracy Dlessocr Michael I awards Daniel farmer Christopher Fogter Kristi darner Theresa Decks Michele fggerl Vanessa la-bush MacheRe Franten Ceegory Garrity Jeffrey Divine Randy INer. Todd Futof Daniel Frechette lisa Garvey Ronald Dobbetaire Tina tide lisa FrAer Alan fredricksen Marshrle Gaspar Kathryn Dobmeyer Stacy (Ihmi trie Figura John triedl Amy Game Kimberly Doran ili.-abeth trickson Elisabeth I me Christopher fries Molly Geier Tim Sterne! lakes a nap In mid-stride. � Theresa Dircks and Liselte Morris aci out a scene from Our Town in Play Production. Mark Mosby. I see your point, but It's still wrong. Mr. Chamberlain. The Sophomore class. What should we do with the sophomore class? The answer -nothing • they'll be juniors soon enough. Actually, sophomores aren't dumb sophs’’, they just aren't all too familiar with Big Kids’ life. The terminology dumb soph” is derived from their ignorance, not their stupidity. These younglings don’t know that they should stand up when the band plays the school rouser because they don’t know what the school rouser is. And when it comes to the class yel?!l One would think the sophs have no vocal cords. However. these kids are not dumb • they’re wonderful juniors and even better seniors-in-the-making. even though they're still looking for the pool. What test? There's no test today.” � Isn't the sixth hour French class cute? MxyOSn Ter German PamGevldl Jennifer Hadky Andrea Hauge Richard Ginn Tedd Gould Jody Grund Penmi Hall Jeffrey Hau. Michael GUmpe Paul Grapevine C J. Oruninger tikam Hegebceck Michael Hedge Christopher Glenn tori Graves I sa Gudnundscn Jay Hagen NwhoUf Hedkmd Aaron Goldberg Sharwvsn Grrm Vincent GuUneni Chad Hahn Meredilh Hrnr. Russel Gollis John Gr leges Amy GuRickson Michael Hahn JWHegre Tom Gotnveuv lee Griffith Ink Gustafson Michael Marie Andrei Mrmten Jennifer Goodrich Inca Griffiths Charles Gustner Mall Hansen Thomas Hemten Chnstoper Goodnin Kent Gnmsrud PeeArm Haack Joseph Harr Wendy Metres Juh Gordon Michael Gross Clifford Hackberth Rochets Harm Greg Henderson Okay, he clean, ler him go.' Warming up before running the 6C0 . Georgetown basketball hopefuls. Follow the bouncing sophomore gym class. One and two and wake up those thighs! And three and four. I can't do this! Who ever heard of having gym at 7t30 in the morning? Somebody go tell that teacher to be quiet. I’m going back to sleep. First we changed when we woke up. Then we came to school and changed again. After a while though, we got used to that. Despite all our grumbling, phy ed was a good way to get our minds off regular classes. We had fun and got into better shape, too. Bradley ■ ■ � ----- nnwWfTtn Jason Monxl Rush Jakupoak Craig Johnson Andrew Jones Robert HetUnd Jennifer Hopeman Arlren James Kevin Johnson W im Jones Anthony Mcymg Jelterey Hor� l Edward Jelfrrscn Jennifer Johnson Dawn Jorgenson Karin Hscks lee Ann Motion leah Jenson Jodi John ion Betty Kalal JiR Hinnenlhal Stephen Howe Pad Jenton Karin John ton Keith Kanw Car a Hoem Darrtn Hughes Jennifer Jewell Mcfctsa Johntoo Cheltiopher Kane Wade Hollman Anne Hulte Sarah Jchanston Michele Johnson Pad Kang Kal Hogenton David Motion Ihomat Johanlgen Patricia Johnson Joel Kam Knit In Holmgren Megan Jablontkl Andrew Johnson Scott Johnson Karen Karintem! Peter Hcmmeyer Victoria Jackson Babette Johnson Vince Johnson Kristi Karketa Trojan spirit? You bet! The sophomore football team carried out a successful season with the support of Coach Schafer and Coach Osberg. The team endured rigorous practices through all kinds of weather. They ended their season with a record of 8-1. remaining undefeated until their last game. Wayzata has reason to be proud of its sophomores! 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For years we've heard about Homecoming at WHS. but this was our first year to participate in it. Most of us were a little hesitant to jump in and get involved because we didn’t know if it was cool . We wouldn't want to be the only ones at school at six a.m. for the breakfast. Tuesday, being Jersey Day. was non-threatening. We saw icrseys from the Sorbonne. Iowa, and even Klapprich Tech”. Dress-up Day was intimidating because one has to be secure to wear his her finest. Thursday was a piece of cake since wearing sweats was the order of the day. By Friday we were really with it , and we even bought Homecoming buttons. The eventual purchase of the button can be attributed to pride, a sense of belonging, or a desire to get out of fifth and sixth hour classes. We were so involved by the last day that we watched the powderpuff game in the ram. went into Wayzata to see our float in the parade, and watched our team stomp Roosevelt at the football game. We finally felt a part of the school and can hardly wait until Homecoming '86. John Mor lenten Mark Muuito Ink Nlelten David CM wo Ilvmai Plj( MkKkI Mottenten Shannon Mini MkMt Noon Janet CMwo Ifctabeth Papr Mark VAotby Stephen Myeet NkoV No «am1 Nicole CMwo Andrea Parkee Mary Mochlvtiki Nearmyer Port hordttrcm Robert Olwo Peann r«kt Petb-e MieBer kf it Melton Irma Novak kiiytley Ondich Craty Painode Michael Mueller Patrick Melton Brendan O'Brien lellrey Otbery Stephen Pederton David MuniKaw tanya Nepper Shelky OCorvwe Andrea Otterhoit I Im Pederwo lr� n Miaphv Steven Nenman Amy O'Hare Mehtta On •oyer Betty Peirce SamaniKa SVaprt tiK New mark Michael Ohme kurt Outcalt Kutham Pepmder Shannon Wrrphy kari Netn krittme dec Urtua Pabtt Martin PertKk Roast The Teddies!! was the theme for this year's sophomore float. Built at Michelle Reis wig's house, the float had sophomores sitting around a bonfire roasting small teddy bears. Our float was one of the only sophomore floats to ever make it to the parade without being destroyed by seniors. We got help from teachers who went over to Michelle's house during their prep hour Homecoming day and from fellow students who rode with the float to Widsten to make sure it remained intact. And it did. The Class of SS's float made it to the parade and won second place. Congratulations! Jidune Prrtut Sonia Pcfcomy Brian Ribe MIC hike Mark Rupar Amy Peterte Jody Poi� ert On id «« Pine Richter Mirk Sandberg Kir Prtrftoo Swimvw Price 4tn Rihn “• Riggt Cynthia Sint iu Kiri Pet erica Ponna Pritchard Chrinine Rapp Hr id I Rogm Jennifer Saundrrt K ittln Peterton Krfy Proton Stacey Ritirt Pfrni Roggemin Bran Schaefer tichord Peterton Km I ini Piicrk Ann Rtutwte T odd Rookr Keith Sachtehrer Jennifer Pheiin Mirk Pumarlo Suiin Crdmin Kiy Rota John Schrrber liti Pit zib 8rett Pytick Deanna Reentt Miry Routu liti Sehlrbe jMOn Platt Victoria Ouitntince Ninel te Reete Amy Rova Blake Schmidt tarry Pogue Chrlt Cuiggle Julia Reetman Steven Rmo JacQur Schmidt Junior high never prepared u$ for locker trauma. We suffered anxiety about forgetting our comb, we learned patience in sharing a locker, and we created unique methods for opening Pandora's box. Kicking, chewing and prying were all devices taught by the upperclassmen If the upper and lower halves opened simultaneously, then the entire contents would inevitably wind up on the floor in front of us. Andrew Schrah Brsdgil Shaver Julie Solomon Tim St cruel Joe Sirnad Michael Schuldi Kristin Shaw Nalhan Sorenson Kathleen Stiler Mail Stuecten Ar a Sc hoi: Julie Sheldon Neal Sorensen Ann Slbin Christina Sullivan Caroline Schumacher Christopher Sillerle Michael Sorvari Parrm Stinson Stephanie SUhvan Thomas Schumacher Axil S.-eAlcr Jennifer Spaulding Tim StlviamJ Joa Suitor Nathan Schusslrr Charles Smith Kevrn St. Jolm Ann Stofte Cory Swanson Stephanie Seabold Michael Smith Brent Siam Misty {toller Jason Swanson Heather Seeman Shayla Sokolow Un Siapp Kristi Story Jellrey Tale lynn Seniman Todd Soiom Pawn Stallman Brian Strell Valerie Taylor Cassandra Seyb Jennifer Solomon Scott Sienjel Payna SiricUer Jenmfer Teactwut What’s For Lunch? Lunch. The time of day when luniors and seniors take off for McDonald s and Pizza Hut to eat. But we were usually the ones sitting in the cafeteria because the uppeclassmen had the cars and the parking permits. Some of us got lucky, though, and could ride with a friend who had a car. Just wail until next year when we wave good bye to the new sopho mores. Kingsley Ondich passes on the cheese fudge. The girls of ihe round table. Vour lunch. Tammy, not your fingers. I mda Ihonui Jennifer Vitems Jennifer Paid Wvkkmd Waithm Wunion Chrnlopher I Son , ton ChrltlOphrr Vane Adam Wayne Ovlily Carry Winter (Vnite Ihompion Kon Vangen Tammy Wetland Ditid tlinijn Michael 4iuh n Jennifer Thorton Marcy Vellm Tfwmat Wefch MacSael UiSry Inn W ondra Jennifer IM Vinfmi Verun Swtan WrWnan Bryan MiSjmi Adam Worley Hung Tone Chamfer Vmar Rohm Wendhng fori WiBiami Mark Wothr (may troemrl True Vi Si Jodi W'ennrr Jon W iliaim CVsuglay Wytockl John Tify Chad Walker Paul Wet (el Xefley WiWamt Jamttoi York leonard Tuma Scon Walti K Vilen Weyiand Jaton WiSiamson Hoef York Jon Upton Mark Warren Ihomai WSitam Katherine W il� on Cheryl Young Boy 11 I hale being a sophomore. Girl 11 Me loo! It's such a pain. People are always making fun of us. Boy 2i The other day I was looking for a teacher, and some stupid senior told me that he was by the pool. I was looking for the pool for so long I missed my bus and I had to walk home. Girl 2: That’s nothing. The other day I wanted to go to the Mixed Blood Theater, but I wasn’t allowed to because I'm a dumb soph.' ” Boy 11 We're also not allowed to be in the Powderpuff game or go to Prom unless we’re with upperclassmen. Girl I: At least we’re going to be able to get our licenses this year. I hate riding the bus.” Boy 2: That will be great. Then we will be able to date without having our parents drive us around. Girl 2: The other day I was asked out by a senior but my parents wouldn’t let me go because they said I was too young. Boy li At least you get a chance to have a date. No girl wants to go out with me. because I won’t be able to drive until May.” Girl I: ’Til go to a movie with you if you’d like . Boy I: That would be great! We could see that new Sylvester Stallone movie. Girl I: I wish we could but it’s rated 'R' and we’d never gel in. You don’t even shave yet. Girl 2j That’s what I don’t like about sophomore guys. They're too young. I prefer seniors. Boy 2i The only reason you won’t go out with sophs is because you want to go to the Prom.” Girl 2i That's not the only reason. I also think sophomores are a little immature for me.” 8oy 11 You’ll never gel a date our senior year because we’ll remember the way you treated us. Girl 2i By that time I’ll be dating college men. Boy 2: Well. I better get home now because my Mom gets mad if I’m not home by 10.00.’’ Girl I: My Mom’s the same way. See you guys later. Idilori Not Nott Wayako apfcfixr lor acodrmaiy f U m torn tofhomorr m thr r mor ttciwn Oir n.makr •« no nerd too Ulr 10 mjkt I hr wmwt fhanjra. Sarah You« rm Anthony Z+tff M Zawdny War, Zriglrr H«d Urva todd Zltltafrrfrr 143 SEEING SEEING DOUBLE DOUBLE Test Today! Mutch I he names with the picturesi A. Jenny Solomon B. Julie Solomon C. Tim Stenzel D. Scott Stenzel E. Nicole Olson E. Dave Olson G. Tim May H. Todd May I. Mike Mihajlov J. John Mihailov K. Andrea Blake L. Dawn Blake If .- AMI u� World's Heaviest Twins: Benny and Billy McGuire weighing almost 1.500 pounds together with 84-inch waists Some Famous Twmsi Castor and Pollux Harmon Killebrew and Rod Carew Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren The Prince and the Pauper The Boobsey Twins 144 Double your pleasure Double your tun Talk About Two-Timing Gemini—The Twins World's Tallest Twin : Ronnie and Donnie Creamer — measuring 6 fi. 10 in. or more The Class of 38 is unique because there are six sets of twins! Answers to test: A-4. 8-3. C-7. D-8. E-12. M I.G 5. H 6.1-2. J-l. K-9. You look awfully familiar. Memories Of Our Sophomore Year Being I he youngest In the school Arena Day Running the 600 for the last time New friends School starting so early in the morning Homecoming Broken lockers that never opened learning to drive Stirrup pants Standing at the bustop watching the seniors drive by Not S?ISheriockl Paisley . Sophomore Boat Juniors Goin Through | Ch.Ch... Changes Mr. + J • Runzhei ' herself Chris Mattson creative rg«. .o -mkc ..udy.ng (u„ lhjn cvcr Christopher Ad ,,,, AndftKv, Anderson Usa O Anderson lisa R Anderson ,K« Anderson Andrew Ascher Afcsa A uh) Psmrts Awwd Anthony Baade Ge S Bach Sieve Bsc hr Andy Rsitsn Peter Bantiter Son Bar rust John Barton Aon, Baalisms Aari Bastyr Jam Sauer Sherri Baxter leanne Beckham AhteheS Se«o� t Brian 8enmngton Todd Bennington Christopher Berg Daphne Berpansi Carolyn Bern Todd Bemch Trade Smberg Theodore Bierkr Vicki B� erke Ummni. Steve and Tract ? I think if, ,ime t0 fi0 home now-everybody 1 is gone. Four juniorsi Paul Carr. Katie Law-son. Jane Runzheimer. and Greg Bach desperately seeking bail alter a bizarre library incident involving a bit of plutonium and a copy of The Scarlet Letter. � Greg Riebe fondly admires the scenery along lake Street while BiH Komp engages in an intriguing conversation with cluster of red balloons. A truly touching scene! Three misguided Juniors seeking the sound advice of world reknown psychic. Mr. McKeand. During Powderpuff a few members of the male student body get a chance to live out some of their fantasies. Matthew Bock lot Boettcher Troy BotvSxii Jaaon Bonnet! Iwi Boon Kathryn Born He id Brandenburg Karen Brandt Kathy 8randt KeBy Bren Michael Brennan K cho M Breton ik Natalie 8ri,gi Jerityn Brouft Jennifer Brown Wo Beowrhe Scot I Brumm Cndy Brunei Dawn Buckley Beth BuOoffton Michael Bunt MicKtel Bunt ten B ch i Burkhardt Todd Butowaki to CaldweS Cafrnfor Chrittme Cafvrrtrv DoutfaaCartoon Jennifer Cartoon Mkhefi Cartoon Paul Carr Jay Cavana i Chrmoyhcr Char toon David Chetm Beth OuBatroot MkheB Chrtonan Imdj Chrwiofeeaen Chrntopherton Steven Clench Gee, Clarke Jacdvefme Claaaen John Clayton Barbara Cleary Kkhard Cleveland Kart Coe Brett Co� )ora en Ovtoly Coferhaver BenCorneton Tara Cmi Carrie Cunn ham The Junior Class added greatly to the '85 Homecoming festivities True, our float wasn't a great success, but we made an admirable comeback in the Powder-puff game, winning 14-0 over the previously undefeated seniors. Was it the inspired coaching of Allen Hinze. Mike Schumacher. Scott Sheehy. Rusty Olson. Jon Willis, and Jon Yancy? Or was it the individual performances like Becca Schmitt's 35 yard run for the first touchdown. and Amy Holtz's beautiful pass to Cathy Albright's steady hands? Or was it merely the spirit of the team and its supportive classmates? No one can be sure, but whatever it was. it was effective. To represent our class during the week, the tumors chose Steve Deters and Tracie Lee. This couple clearly reflected the energetic involvement of the class. When it came to gelling up at 5 30 in the morning for the Homecoming breakfast, the juniors. who arrived with droopy eyes but broad smiles, outnumbered the sophomores. and maybe even the seniors, by quite a margin. Many of our class broke out the ol' Brill cream and poodle skirts for the fifties dance held Friday night. Throughout the week the juniors joined the entire school in expressing their school spirit and willingness to have fun. 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This MEA weekend, like many pst MEA weekends, the PS AT testing was held at WHS. The doors opened at 8;00 a.m. and the school was flooded with almost the entire junior class. The PSAT tests the students' knowledge of geometry. algebra, and some advanced math. It also tests the students' knowledge of antonyms for five syllable words, reading and remembering totally irrelevant subject matter, and. of course, it tests the proper use of a foreign Ian-guage-English. Sandra Hedlke Debbie Meegaard lleth Hrgele Melnta He«wr Cheryl Hrndrrton Scon Hendrichton Rebecca Hennetty Kimberly Henlig Deborah Herbtt Tamer a Herbtt Heidi Hni David Hewer Vicki Heyer PaJ H� ggmt Am y HU Curl i. H Or eg Hmicrmriilrr kHuberly HlnJ ASm Him Dede Hwi Jaton Hitchcock llttabeth Hodge i I hornet Hofl Wl Moll Kimberly Hokanton SaRy Hctori Aim Holm itf Dana Hcbiad Amy Hoi!I Jennifer Hereck Aoel Houk Alan Ho«rl krrvreth Hutch Inton Jrllrry Hut ion Jam Ingham Wayne Irene Paul hert Jii Aabkmki Sharon Aackton Tracy Aackton Dean Aacobten Irk Aacobton Cam Aacobton Melnia Jacob ion 0� rnn AenfcO Chntly Amton THIam Aeueit Sarah Jirak Drew Aohnton Glenn Aohnton Tint Graves makes her ay ®cv’ ctage Center. Hungry. Rob? Rob Lovmger four hungry junior on Whether it is the first, second, or the dreaded split lunch, the juniors seem to find several ways to spend their long awaited 30 minutes. Some fight the long school cafeteria lines, some sit back and cnioy their goodies from home, and others rush into Wayzata for a very quick burger. Whatever the case may be. everyone enjoys talking with friends and catching the latest gossip. Suddenly the bell rings and stops it all and it s back to class. 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Hudson Jewelers Cathy Albright: la Carmelb Chris Gorman: Dayton's Dress Department Jennrler kwainy Richard I atkrdo Tamolhy laeny Roben tarn Jordan larrpe kimberly lar e Barbara Larkin Ttvmai lafiono Berh tar ion Pavid t arson Soon lartofl Rhonda tavoy Kano law ion Swlolto loCtair Chmlun too Traeio Ann loo Jonnilrr legg Amy Inlr Miohaol loulhrxr Todd Lrvandor Brian tovoni Jamoi lovi M-Vo levin Mark I own Joonol IrCari Jollroy U� a I cut 10 Imdborger Tammy lingon lorry I mg on Hoidi liprli Andrea lomynil Robert Ior onion Christine tovhaug Robert lounger Swan twedecke Brian lund Todd lundfwt Ryan MacPoruld Heather Mackay lita Mackedaiu Joan Ann Machamara John Magnwon Mall Magranon Richard Malok tmlly Marcy Chad .Markm Molina Marian Todd Mammon Jocelyn Mjllhewi . They’ve Got The Muscle. Allen Hinzt: Curl Scott Sheehyi Clean Jon Yancy Tricep txtennons iilii t' o 1 1 2 2 4 iflls iJJSi I n hit !2 i Juniors Reveal Almost Everything... Wc have some of Ihc best time of our life at Wayzata Senior High. Bui students would be quick ro admit that there are also limes they wish they could disappear. Though terrible at the lime, these moments often are treasured memories. Here are some of the awkward and embarrassing moments tumors have shared- I was walking down the main hall with my zipper down. I had both hands in my pockets and I was wearing bright orange boxers.” I tripped at Prom I caught the edge of the run and slid down the stairs.” I called my new girlfriend by my old girlfriend's name. ' During hockey tryouts. I stepped out on the ice with hockey socks wrapped around my blades. I woke up one morning and got ready for school only to discover that it was Saturday. I was watching a boys' soccer game. I ran to catch up with my friends and I fell smack in the mud. I went to surprise my boyfriend at his house and I set off the outside burglar alarm. A Perfect Date Who or what is the perfect date? Champagne in Paris with Heather Thomas or an afternoon on a Hawaiian beach with Michael J. Fox? Wei. the tumor class was polled for their responses to these pressing questions. and the results were - well interesting, let’s trace the thoughts of a typical junior couple as they sit fantasizing in Advanced Algebra. With girls we find a rising demand for guys with originality and creativity. Somehow a movie and whatever” just doesn't cut it in perfection anymore. With guys, the demand is for girls who know how to have fun. can support their end of the dialogue, and can make it through the night without checking the mirror more than three times. So here we have our perfect couple. What will they do? It depends. On this starlit evening Mr. Wonderful arrives with flowers. Yes. even in this day and age girls still like to get flowers, the only difference is that the guys sometimes like to get them too. Now once at the home of Miss Perfect, the couple has a choice. They may prefer not to voyage outside the privacy of his or her home. and. instead, decide to pop a movie into the oT VCR and have dinner at home in front of the cozy fire. But for those who prefer to leave little brothers and sisters, friendly pels, and curious parents out of the picture, there is always the night life in town. From here our couple might venture downtown for an elegant dinner. There is nothing quite like dressing up for dinner and a show or concert for the more sophisticated dreamers. So the concert was great and now a walk in a park or around a lake would be wonderfully romantic (unless, of course, we are talking about November through April, then it becomes a different kind of experience, especially for the barefoot In the park types.) For the couples looking for a more simplistic (or cheaper) sort of romance, walks are also a popular choice. Instead of an elegant dinner and a concert or dancing, these people may prefer a movie and popcorn, and some dancing on the beach with the car radio. Again seasonal considerations must be made. So whether your date is elegant or casual, perfection is possible. Julie 0 lrem Stephen Ollr kirk Otte on l.M Padden Don P� e� Sara Patnau Son Pa nek Tammy Pail«rt I'Hirn Patter on Brian Paul Inn Perkin 8eth Persian Anna Peter en Anne Peter ton David Pnnwi Mur Peterton kmiun Peter ton Michael Peter� on Joel Ptetler Hoty Fledtncker there POar.ki Karen Fodiak Rebecca Poland Virgil Poore Stephen Prekker Bradley Prothero tree Pruett Timothy Prxybyfckt Ann Ouait Brian Owm tee Ann Owiienberry Jennrfer Ramteyee Marc Ravrhcidt Maria Ray Barbara Reed knit me Reuter Bobby Reynold Brandon Reynold Amy Richmond Barbara Richter Gregory Riebe Tere a Rieke Bradky Robert John Robert Irk Robertton Steven Rod Ibiabeth Roddy Tanya RodcWv Daniel Rogan The Junior das recently took part in a music survey. Let me tell you. this is one varied class! People's taste went from Twisted Sister to Barry Manilow and Tears for Fears to Lionel Richie. The most favored AND least favored male and female pop vocalists were Prince and Madonna. Phil Collins also tied for favorite vocalist. The Best Of ’85 In Music And Movies EH TO THE FUTURE SIS 73S 9 SO 1. Back to the Future 2. Breakfast Club 3. Out of Africa 4. White Nights 5. Jewel of the Nile 6. Jagged Edge 7. The Color Purple 8. Beverly Hills Cop 9. Nightmare on Elm Street 10. Rocky IV Color Purple WHITE NIGHTS Rogers Ronald Roger • Paul Rogre Joseph Remain Soon Cooke troy Rosenthal Renee Cosol Laura Rossi Brian Rossow Robb Runyon Jane Rutuheimer Mark Ryshavy Sandra Sadowski Stephanie Sandstede Karen Sarych Both Saunders Amy SoKarlau Ra f ScKarnowski Uschad School I Amy Scheemann Mary Sehiobe Carmen ScMmgrr Robccca Schmitt Christlno Schneider Vicky Schne Sara Scholl man Melissa Schommor Heather Schema Short Anno Schuler Dianne Schult: Wendy Schist Shaun Schen Mike Schumacher Jennifer Schugwnann Brian Schuark Carolyn Scott Ihedore Serreyn Susan Shank Scott Sherhy Jemy Silver Mari SkJberg Jennifer $|obtom Gregory Skinner Paul Skrowacteniki Dmo Skasar Angela Smith Imdy Smith Charles Sodetberg thonvas Sorenson Chris Sorenson Greg Rlebe' 1974 Yellow Volkswagen Bug. w Melanie I during' 1971 Tan Dodge A pen 1 Station Wagon. Cars Paul Stephan very own I9S4 Red Pontiac Hero. Greg Bach’ (birth date unknown) Blue Datum B5K A -a roomy Hatchback. 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Kristi Kolb|orn en Kimberly Bauer Christopher Baumann Frank Beelen Kimberly Belk Brenda Bergersen Trisha Berman James Biermeier Kristin Bigelow John Blanchard Stephanie Blocher 16S Karen Bluhm Jon Borchert Arthur Brakob Bridget Brennan Kathy Brcvik Richard Bright Robyn Brown Rowan Broyles Elizabeth Buckendorf Bradley Burnham Rodney Bursey Robert Bush 166 Thomas Busyn Scott Bulkowski Christopher Callender Anthony Carlson Brian Carter Schcllc Carver Kristin Coe Luke C our nr y a Karl Castello T imolhy Colliandrr Michael Courrey Brian Chalgrcn Louis Colson Dawn Crinklaw Sharon Christian Jeffrey Cook Lori CroweU Kama Christopher Kathryn Corntla Randy Cruz Candice Cutting Todd-the-Rod after a hard day on the field. Todd Rogers. Jennifer Daly Jennifer Daniels Dori Danner 167 Senior trying to get a rise out of school. Kelli Toler and Cheryl Kane Susan Degrote Tim Delaney John Deming Dean Deslauriers Michael Dietz Julie DiGiovanna Clare Dobson Lea Ellen Domagaia Julie Dombeck Beth Dykhoff Bradley Edworthy John Ehresmann 168 Mark Ellgren Todd Elchmann Anoop Elgonda Tom Elliott Gregory Elstad Ray Farmer Brian Faschmg Steven Fell Patricia Fennessey Nicole Fischer Bryan Fitzpatrick Please. Craig, tell me about the birds and the bees. Craig Flrkal Sarah Fielstul and Nicole Fischer. 169 Michael Floegel Duane Ford Jessica Fromer Nicole Frothingham Steven Gareri Wade Gens Michelle George William George Scon Gilbertson Linda Ginsbach 170 Elizabeth Gordon Steve Meade says. These crowds are a killer. Richard Gould Mitcheff Granborg James Grua Gene Gruber Timothy Gruidl Tianne Guilmant Teresa Gunnare Susan Gurler Laurie Hagstrom Harold Gustafson Kimberly 6uy Martha Hall Bradley Halldin Robert Hagan Rebecca Hagemeister 171 Jeff Hansen Lynne Hansen Stephen Hansen Stacey Wilson with her mouth open again! Lisa Healey Matthew Hedge Sing us a song, you’re a piano man. Peter Armstrong. Jennifer Hcltel Erik Hembre Come on. boy , let' get to work!” Joel Papa. Pat Mahoney and Barb Pagnucco. Karen Henderson Sandra Henderson Starla Hendricks Sue Herbst Penny Herjog Timothy Hendrickson 172 Laurel Hess Angela Hesse Peter Heule Kevin Hicks Brian Higgins Stacy Holler David Hossiu Craig Hrkal David Hughe Sara Ihnken Cullen Jackson Cory Johnson Dougla Johnson tlizabeih Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Kane Johnson 173 Katryna Johnson Kimberly Johnson Leslie B. Johnson Lesley A. Johnson Laura Johnson Ky Johnson Nancy Johnson Tiffany Johnson Philip Jordan Nancy Jorgenson David Kahn Darren Kaiser Paula Kamman Cheryl Kane John Kapsner Tana Karels 174 Philip Kannlcmi Molly Kelley Amy Kcttwig David King Nancy King Patrick Kirscht timothy Klevrn Ellen Knourek Karen Knutson George Kobi William Komp Shondra Kratchen Elizabeth Kraus Candycc Kroenke Anna Klcinsteuber And the (irst step in picking up women is Kent Kivley. Chad Sorenson and Mark Ruel. Patricia Kroeten Michael Kromer Heidi Kunde David Labat Sunita Lachmansingh 175 Angola laruc Gregory Laurent Marie Laurent Lee leibig Rebecca Lents Joel lens Rick Laurent Deirdre Lee You've got to be kidding! Mike Yeager. Shawn Leuer bdward Leuthner Sandra Lillemo 176 Lisa lilley Karen Lindberg Rebecca lindvall Matthew Lipkin Karl Loing Really Mom. I did the decorating all by my� cl(! Dave Snyder. David Madden Jennifer Magnuson Aaron lundeen Patrick Mahoney Joanne Mahovsky Shane Mall berg Ernie, this is a sure fire cure for that nasty headache Eddie Leuthner and Ernie McNeal. .. Andrea Marvin Christina Masica Melinda Mattson Rachel Maunu Paula Mayer David McDoneU Chris McKevItt Sarah McLane Ernie McNeal Stephen Meade Dawn Meyer On three, make a funny face. Nicole. Jusi kidding. Paula Kamman and Nicole Froihingham. Michele Micu 178 Ian Migala Stephen Mikkelson Amanda Miller Scoil MiBer Ten MiBer Christopher Montague Jennifer Monteith Karen Montgomery Suzanne Montgomery Christian Moore David Moore Elizabeth Mosby Steven Motley Michelle Muagutulia Debbie Muehleisen 179 Sandra Moeller Diane Muhonen Caroline Mullen Gregory Myers Michael Nahorniak Keith Nepper Kimberly Neumann Susan Newell Andrew Newmark James Nokleby Scott Norris Jennifer Nygren Robert Oare Craig O'Brien Colleen O'Dean John O'Gara 180 Boy. these American schools start them young! Michelle Muagututia. Leslie Olmen Reginald Olson Scoti Olson Cindy Tellera senior who knows her way around ihe library. Kenneth Osborn DeAnn Olson 181 Matthew Pasquaretla Done la Pearson Kefley Pederson Wendy Pederson Jody Person Jane Phllipich Andrea Phiflip Robert Pickering Tina Pixxala Wayzata High School' own ''Charlie' Angel .'' Sarah Fjel tul. Meredith Te ke. and Laurel He . J. Chri topher Phillip Don't you EVER take my picture againl Mike Nahorniak. Lorie Plowman Jerome Plxak Ll e Pope Mark Power Robin Power Sandra Prazak 182 Karen Pumarlo Su an Quick Lonny Oui l Esther Randall Greg Rau ch Brian Rehovsky Dean Reinke Kirsten Ritzinger Darren Ritter Todd Roger Diane Rood Jodi Rowen Michael Ruel Brandon Reiss Peter Roed Sara Rosen Amy Retterath Amy Roehl Kyle Ross Troy Richardson Kimberly Roger Maureen Roth Matt Sanford, studying the old fashioned way. osmosis. Michael Rutland Cynthia Saari David Sabourin Paul Salmela Conley Sandberg Scon Sandler Lisa Schalfran Julie Schelske Martin Schlesmger Natalie Schletke Jill Schubbe Kimberlee Schuler 184 Gerald Schmidt Michele Schmlt Timothy Schroeder Jon Schwellenbach April Scot I Mala Segura Pat Mahoney, practicing (or the Donny Osmond look-a like contest. Michele Scnncseth Judith Severson Laura Sherck Raymond Shousc Mark Slfferlc Curtis Simonson Diane Sipola Jeffrey Sisk 18S David Stangohr Barbara Staudenccker Laura Steinbrenner Nicholas Steine David Stengel Christopher Stephan 186 Paul Stickler Thomas Stingley Paul Stinn Janet Swanson Steven Swanson Malt hew Sweeney Chad Swisher Matthew Symoniak Michael Tate 187 Amy Touring Lynn Taylor Dana Thompson Jellrey Thorp Elizabeth Thorpe Jill Tibke Heidi Tio David Van O Gee. Sieve your hair smell terrificl trie Treliel and Steve Mikkelson Samantha Vanderlord Blake Vandermeeden Brian Varner Niki Vars Matthew Vert in Lari Vigants David Vo Leah Walker Kathleen Walter 11 a Washington Barbara Vodegel Anne Watkm Daniel Wedin Barbara Weernink Anthony Welch Brenda Welchlin 189 Kathryn Wellman John Whealy Jacqueline Williams Kim Wensolc Kathryn Williams Bobby Hagan with a lop secret script for the David letterman Show. Thomas Wenlxel Maria Willey Kenneth Williams Sonya Williams Stephanie Williams Stacey Wilson Wendy Wilson Michael Winston Thomas Witchger Dana Wobbcking Stephen Woo Elizabeth Worthing Ted Woych.ck 190 Charles WuoRci Patricia WuoHet Michael Yeager Mark Ylualo Tina Zeller Erin Juette Reggie Olson get a good look at his blind date. Robert Zelazny Jenniler Zweifel Doe anybody know how to tune cymbals? Brandon Olson. Hi. boys and girls, can you say Teddy bear? I think you can. Aaron lundeen. Regardless of whom I meet or what I do or what I have become it is the friends I grew up with that I feel closest to and that I have the most in common with though we don’t see each other often. When we do it is as though we were always together-so comfortable so natural so honest. I guess old friends have something that new friends could never have! -Susan Schultz 194 EXCLUSIVE! BEHIND THE SCENES WITH THE 1986 SENIOR CLASS! FIND OUT ALL THE FASCINATING FACTS OF YOUR FAVORITE SENIOR, AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!! “TIGER BEAT logo and format used by permission of D.S. Magazines, Inc.” A lBA A8EMW0TH. MCKNAMES BAM6I ACirVtIRS MIS U3. FAVORITES CHOC ICI CREAM Mlk MAR KARlSHNI KOV. THOUGHTS UARMNG THAT (((LINGS AM MAI AND MAI PEOPLE ARE OKAY, ETC.. DANCING GMT ALBERS. MCKNAMES GOOIDOR CAPTA1N CHAOS. ACTIVITRS SWIMMING© JA-� CHO«U MUSI CALS 13 SUPIR KRAUTS . TAVOMTES StA WOU, ROCK Ml AMADEUS MIAMI VTC( DON JOHNSON U3. Ml MOMS THE AITSTAOT. 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NICKNAMIS MCKEE, ACTIVITttS YEARBOOK ARHST DECA ON THE JOB TRAINING, GER MANY, FAVORITES THE SHINING W8U YELL AMADEUS BILLY ©Ol PRtNCE, THOUGFITS LAST SCHOOl YEAR AND A CHANCE TO THINK ABOUT THE FUTURE, ETC HANGOUT RIDGEDAU,,' DORITOS. PIZZA. POP LAUREL MESS. MCKNAMES BLONPII, ACIIVITKS SWIMMING Dll CAP. U. TRACK DJI.IJ POWDER PUIE 0 MIS IUJ, JAZZ ©JIJ3 ORCH ©JU3 PLAYS © AIDA BJJ. FAVORITIS IMERAIP FORIST' AU MY CHILDREN '• PHIt COUINS CMFCAGO, MEMORIES INTERNATIONAL MUSIC COMPlTITI0N MAIN7. GERMANY MY LONG I AIKS WITH SARAH AND MUFFIEi ETC. HANGOUT-WAYZATA THEATRE CHI CHI' ANGIE MLSSE. NICKNAMIS ANG. ACTIVITIES POWDIR PUII II BAND DJUJ MARCH. SY.MPH ELOAT-DJIJJ. FAVORITES THE MOOSE IN THE HOUSl' TOO YOUNG , JACK WAGNER. COSBY SHOW. MEMORIES WAYZATA BEACH DIPOT, PARKING PERMITS PROM,PEP BANDS, THOUGHTS WE FINALLY MADE ITI PETE HEUIE, EAVORITES ALE OUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT APOCALYPSE NOW ,'MEM'S, BILL Y JOEL THE 80SS THE GARAGE- MIU STREET BLUES . THOUGHTS CUE8RATING THE COMPLETION OF THE OTM YEAR , ETC SCENES FROM AN ITALIAN RESTAUtANT OAV© FKHMGREN. ACHVITttS SINK HAGUE HOCKEY NHS ©3. FAVORITES THE FAR SIDE BACK TO THE FUTURE TAMBO- MIAMI VICE “ PIZZA JOHN RITTER BUI MURRAY GALLAGHER THE COSBY SHOW'“ TH REE'S COMPANY ' CRAIGHRKAl. MCKNAMES HRK.HRKFACE, ACTIVITttS FOOTBAlI DJUJ, TRACK DIAVOIBTES THAT'S WHAT IOTNDS ARE FOR . TO LIVE ANO DK IN LA ,PIZZA MIAMI VKE ,8URGER KING OAV© HUGHES. MCKNAMES SCRU8 HUEY, BlIMLY. ACTIVITIES EOOTBAU © WEIGHT IRA1MNG. FAVORITES. “PHOTOGRAPH ,FRUIT ROLL UPS “MIAMI VICE “4 HOURS MEDIAN DAV© LETTERMAN,“THE C0S8Y SHOW HOEOAll. THOUGHTS IN A SHORT TLMl SCHOOl IS GOXNG TO BE OVER. BUT IT ll BE SAD BECAUSE W E WON'T GET TO SEE All OUR FRIENDS ANYMORE I COCO DOUtETTE l A M AND G.A.P.W.,1 LOVE THAT MAN. THOUGHTS LOADED ANO READY FOR ACTION CHOWDIR HEAD. ETC. THE POUCE OREOS DAV© lETTERMAN KIM GUY, NICKNAMES KIMMER. ACTIVITKS, SOCCER K FAVORITES FLOWERS IN THE ACTHC AND TIKN SHE WAS 80W PARTIES. MEMORIES MICHELLE IN THE ERONT YARD OUKTK-STOPS CIWMUNK CHEEKS. THOUGHTS MADONNA WANNA BE ,UTAH SHAKEYS H BOB HAGAN. MCKNAMES, SLOB. ACTIVITIES TENNIS DJUJ POWDIR CHEER-II NHS IUJ. TROJAN TRSUNE BJJ HOMECOMING FLOAT 11 LM8ASKI TBAll.FAVORITES IMP ! STRIKES BACK, HAWAtt SO HUME NATIONAl LAMPOON , MEMORIES. CHI CHTS OUESAPIllA PRETZUS TAFHT1AN TREAT, THOUGHTS BEING A SENIOR ONLY HAPPENS ONCE UNLESS YOURE ON THE 4 YEAR PIAN LAUHE HAGSTROM. ACTIVITKS HOMECOMING FLOAT 13 POWDIR PUFI U, FAVORITES lOVE AND PRIDE D DAI MAUONS MCDONALDS BROUHAHA 'KING, MEMORIES THE SCHOOl SUSPENSION W ITH SARA ROSEN AND BRIDGE T BRENNAN GREAT TIMES WITH MY BEST FRIEND SARA.MARIHA HAIL. ACTIVITttS DECA-ON THE JOB TRAINING IJ MARTHA HAU. ACIIVITKS, DECA ON THE J08 TRAINING U JEII HANSEN. MCKNAMES JEff HUE GRINGO. ACTIVITKS POWDER CHEER IJ NEES IUJ AFS IJ, FAVORITES •TIETCH , CAGNEY I lAvEY SUMlOWER SEEDS PUMSOUtS LYNM HANSEN, NICKNAMIS UMBO. ACTIVITKS CROSS COUNTRY-DJUJ CAPT TRACK DJUJ NMSBJ3 CHO« IJ ’ MADRIGAtS IJ, FAVORITES TW ; ROMANCING THE STONE ANY THING CHOCOLATE IDOtf MUR PHY, THOUGHTS BEING IRK NOS WITH PEOPLE BECAUSE Of WHAT THEY ARE. NOT WHO THEY ARE NOT TAKING MUCH SIEKXISO S. KENNETH HANSEN. MCKNAMES. PELE. ACTIVITKS SOCCER-DJJ TRACK-DJU3 AFDA IJ. FAVORITES GORKY PARK TN THE A TOMGHT“ “MOONLIGHTING , BRANDO GARS, MEMOOTS THE CLASS Of 6 HAD THE 1ST SOCCER STATE CHAMPFONSHT FOR WAYZATA TME INCREDSLE TRACK TEAM SHfllY HAUX, ACTIVnKS- VOUIYBAU IIJJ. SOfRBAU DJJ- BAND IJ FLOAT COtORGUARO. FAVORITES SLEEPING BEAUTY TOO YOUNG CARELESS W WSPERS . MEMORKS FINDING OUT THAT SCHOOl IS A BLAST, THOUGHTS GREAT WALKING DOWN THE HAU AND SATING Hi TO IRK NOS, ETC HANGOUT PERKINS PIZZA USA HEALEY. MCKNAMES MANUEL. ACTIVITKS VOllEYBAll DHJ SOETBAll ■ YEAR800K 0 EDITOR FLOAT Af PA, FAVORITES IMI SHINING ONLY THE GOOD DK YOUNG f ST BtOOO . MEMORKS THE FUNDS • LORI. STAC. NAN. ANO Of COURSE MKE, HAYWARD BEING I. S. EW SISTERS WITH BETH ANN. ETC.. HANGOUT-CHI CFBS ARBY S CMKTKEN SANDWICH MATT HEDGE. NICKNAMES MATT IUDGK. ACTIVITKS, EOOT8AU DH IICAPTAIN WRESTUNGD TRACK-■J3 AFDA-13. FAVORITES DUM OUCK SOUP STAN LAIKEI AND OUVER HARDY MIAMI VICE . MEMOOTS, CALCULUS ECSTACY BLINCH A LUNCH SWIMMING IN THE RAW. THOUGHTS GRADUATING WITH DR D MR DOUGHNUT. ETC., PIZZA DOUGHNUTS HANGOUT NEVER NEVER LAND JENM HELSEl. MCKNAMES, JENNI JEN IUDGIl. ACTIVITttS, POWDER PUFF 11 YEARBOOK 11.13 8AN0 D ALARC H SYMPH 11 OAT D EAVORITES. GOLDEN GYPSY ST. ELMOS FIRE GONE WITH THE WINO Httl ST. SARA IHNKEN MCKNAMES SARI, ACTIVITIES GYMNASTICS D SOETBAll DXI3 JA D CM0IR-DJU3. TRIPLE TRIO 13, MUSICALS D.II.I3. EAVORITES PMSR 8ACK TO THE lUTURE PRINCE J BARB JACOBSON. ACIIVIIKS, STUDENT COUNCIL 13 IOCUS D.II.I3 BAND D FAVORITES GO ASK AllCE . SOAP ICE CREAM GRATEFU DEAD MAIMSTEIN, MEMOOTS HAVING KORKI AS A EAM11Y IEADER, THOUGHTS FIRST PtCKS AT PARKING PERMITS HAVING 1X0 SOPHOMORES AND JUMORS TO PICK ON CULLY JACKSON, NICKNAMES RUAXIN JACKSON., CAULII10W1R CUUIG.AN MAN CUIUS, ACTIVITttS SOC CER 11 TENMS DIUJ CROSS COUNTRY D.I3 POWDER CHEER-II. FAVORITES TRULY TASTELESS JOKES MA CK BACK TO I HI lUIURE' GLAZED DOOGHNUTS IDDIl MURPHY CUNT EASTWOOD, RIDGEDAU. THOUGHTS RULING THE SCHOOL AND ENJOYING THE WHAT THE SaH ATTITUDE Jtu JACKSON, NICKNAMIS PtCKLES JIlUR CAPTAIN COLORGUARO. ACTIVITIES, COtORGUARO 0.11.13 CAP. FAVORITES All I NltD T AVI.V I MISS YOU , SOMEWHERE IN TIME PTZZA. MIMORIES All Of THE MEMORABLE IWNDSMPS I’VE MADE. AND THE GOOO TIMES WE VE HADI. ETC., LAKE CALHOUN JACK WAfr NER BRYAN ADAALS JOE JACKSON. ACTIVITIES TENNIS 13 CROSS COUNTRY FMI.I3 TRACK OJ1 D0WM4RL RACINGai3. FAVORITES BEYOND THE EAR SIOE LATE NIGHT WITH DAV© LETTERMAN RICH J08IV ACTIVITKS POWER TROIOJ) NHS-©3 OOWNHIll RACING II. LM SOETBAll IM BASKETBALL. IAVORITES MOBY DICK OLD YELUR MASH SPAGHETTI.TUOORUCKERS. MEMOOTS SOAKING UP THE RAYS DURING SPRING BREAK IN UAZAUAN SUSAN JODAN. MCKNAMES GEORGE,SUE NU. ACTIVITKS TlNMS OJIJ3■ TROJAN TRIBUNE RJ3 HOMECOMING FLOAT O MARCICNG BAND Ift EAVORITES. GREAT EXPECTATIONS BEACH BOYS 'WHEEL OF FORTUNE . MEMORIES POO SOUAO PIAN 8“ SPRING BREAK IN ELOR©A GOOO FRKNOS, ETC HANG0UT-8EACH POUGIAS JOHNSON. ACIIVITKS GUZ BOWL 13 IENCING I0JU3 ASST CAPT. CHOC-13. EAVORITES THKI MUSKETEERS JOUY ROGER- LETTERMAN' BOGART PERKINS. MEMORKS WENT HOME AND REALIZED I HA VLN-D DONE ANY HOMEWORK EOR i WEEKS ELIZABETH JOHNSON. MCKNAMES BETH KY, ACTIVITKS SOCCER CJU3, TRACK KUU3, NHS � J3. FAVORITES DICK AM) JANE . SHOO TING STARTIEAVE IT TO BEAVER PIZZA. MEMORIES RUM HVtR COMMUMST PLOTS MY LOCKER ROOMKS MARCIA AM) JEFF . 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FOCUS tO.IIJl FAVORITES, CHRISTINE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN ' DAWN OF THE DEAD' SOAP . ETC CFIAREES BRONSON HANGOUT MINNEAPOttS MATT TEKStA. NICKNAMES MATTY, FAVORITES RIVERSIDE NEVER CRY WOLF DR WHO' PIZZA UP ZEPPEIIN, THOUGHTS IMPROVING ONESELF AND GETTING O.NESEIF TOGETHER! CYNTHIA TEllER, ACTIVITIES CHO« 11 MUSIC At $11 PEAYSII.il THESPIANS Bll. FAVORITES. JAMES 80NP IW ROUND AND ROUND ClUE , POPCORN. TIM CURRY, MEMORSS ACTING AT THE RENNAJ SANCE EESTIVA1 FOR TWO YEARS. ETC MURDfR SF« WROTE”HANGOUT SHOPPING CENTERS,DURAN DURAN MEREDITH IESKE, NKKNAMES GUMBY. ACTIVlIlfS 8ASKETBAU-KJ1 XX SKIING ? TRACK KUU1 POWOER PUFF 11 BAND Oji.I1 MARCH WIND MUSICALS STAGE CREW, DERATE AFDA, FAVORITES GONE WITH THE WIND PIANO MAN GKX5EI CHEERS' B l COSBY HANGOUT WAYZATA THEATRE. THOUGHTS NATURAE SUPERIORITYSEMORHIS SEMOfi SKIP DAY. ETC AMIGOS TO SPAIN HE ART W EEK ASM DANA THOMPSON, NICKNAMES EE MACFKNI, ACTIVHIES NETS 11.11 FFOMECOlNG COMMIT III-IX f AVORITES THANK YOU PEOPll AR PEOPLE 'GREASE CHI CHI’S NACHOS. MEMORIES SUMMER PS PROM CAR ACCI DENT TROY;NEW YEAR'S EVE BEIH THORPE. NICKNAMES BP LIZ. ACIIVIIKS ElOAI 11 FENCING ? STAGE CREW ? HOMECOMING COM MITTEE I1 FAVORITES WCRID WAR JEOPARDY PIZZA THE CURE THE SMITHS BURIY'S. MEMORIES SUMMER IN PARTS W Kill MY SIM KICK GEORGE JIT SON ElVK JRl TBKE, NICKNAMES JKIIIIE J8. JRIY8EAN HttlY SWEETPE A, ACTIVITIES FOWDLR FXJEE � J} TROJET-11.11. FAVORITES LADIES MGHI . 'AGAINST All ODDS JlllO JEEf BRIDGES, MEMORIES PROM M COLORA DO THE JEEP FLAW All ij. PADRE ISIANO WITH S8, TIFOUGHIS WE GET TO START OUR RtAl LIFt NOW . ETC.. ADVENTURES WITH KIMMER HORSE CAMP W,JENNY AND BRANDY HEIDI TIO, NICKNAMES MISS EFO PRINCESS. HI , ACTIVITIES SWIMMING 1 SOFTBAU O NHS 11.1} IATIN CLUB 3 (OUT OF -STATE . IAVORITES. HUCKIEBERRY FIN.N JES$ $ G«t , MAGNUM PT MIRYl STREEP, Ml MOEIES GEI TING TO KNOW RE All Y F AT ERIE NOS VTSITING CHE R8Y, THOUGHTS PHrSICS EXTRA CREDITS SENYORITtS Killl TOUR, MCKNAMIS KIIBY ANN, ACTIVITIES SWIMNWNGKMI.I1 POWDER PUEE UJ1 . FAVORJItS THORN BIRDS FRIENDS THE COLOR FUKPIE7ENXJ8IE SIUEE OTSOS, THOUGHTS OPEN STUDY ELALl, ETC CO CHAIR HOMECOMING CORONATION USUY TREPIOW, NICKNAMES lESSEl lEGGS lEGSLEY. ACTIVITIES CROSS COUNTRY K . CAP 1 11 TRACK KUI.I1 CAP AIDAUJ1 IAVORITES WHERE THE RED EERN GROWS. HARD HABIT TO BREAK BBIY JOEL, MEMORSS STAIE IN X COUNTRY VALENTINE'S DANCE BS FROM 'PS 1RSN0S. THOUGHTS All THE MCE PEOPLE I HAD EHf OPPORTUNITY- TO MEET SARAH TROEMEl, ACTIVITIES TENMS KJXAP- NHS II.il ORCHESTRA 1.11.11. ETC. ORCHESTRA TRIP TO VIENA MARK TUtlY, NICKNAMES TUI I Y BOY Ml ADO Wl ARK TWINKU TOES,PSYCHO. ACTIVITSS EOOIBAll-B BASKET8.AU KMI.I1 POWDER TROJ I1 FlOAT 11 IM SOFIBAlI. IAVORITES RUBBER 8AND MAN , CHD YU UR MR T MR TCEREAl. MEMORIES VP 1.08. 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