West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

pueuc li etaAttV 5 V g- l jf| O oo0ncP ncf % west high school minneapolis, minnesota volume 66 j4l � ! i H 1 i m m 1 1 1 10 f f V 1 1 W A '? 11 table of 1 L—■| H' contents s introduction activities sports . academics students ads........ index .... closing .. 4 . 14 . 50 . 76 . 96 136 148 154 people like us teachers, janitors, aids, and students were friends at west, they realized that each person was equal, whatever their title, some of us were jocks, some were scholars, and many were both, lunchroom food fights quickly made the students janitors, the school police became our best friends, especially if our lockers were in the basement, whoever we were, whatever we did, we found that secretary, student, or coach, they were all — people like us. 2 the senior class was rowdy, the juniors were friends to all, and the sophomores were just plain fun. going through high school with each other, we learned the importance of our individuality, whoever we liked, whoever our closest buddies, we all got along, we admit it. people like us. • • 3 people like us V all the people like us are we and everyone else is they. rudyard kipling opening .. . in the end, the people must choose and the people must help themselves. 8 the people, and the people alone, are the motive force in the making of world history. K,''. the notion of looking on at life has always been hateful to me. what am i if i am not a participant? in order to be, i must participate. 9 10 i am the people — the mob — the crowd — the mass, do you know that all the great work of the world is done through me? 11 'A what kind of people do they think we are? 12 good people all of every sort give ear unto my song; and if you find it wondrous short, it cannot hold you long 13 to say yes, you have to sweat and roll up your sleeves and plunge both hands into life up to the elbows ... jean anouilh ' CHOO ' activities homecoming court — left to right: d. odland, d. story, m. kidd, g. williams, c. hanvik, p. klocksien, m. sweeney, n bc i ;on, c. nadeau, m. guthrie, m. oyaas, s. semmer, p. woodrich, m. culhane, s. lampson, s. davis, t. hobart, a. landberg, t. ht.mesy. the cream of our crop gradually, the auditorium crowd settled down, the lights dimmed and the curtains opened to reveal the magnificent stage, there was a certain awe about the auditorium as students, teachers, parents and alumni wondered who our new 1974 homecoming queen would be. slowly the radiant attendants and queen candidates were escorted down the aisle, even more slowly, the page followed carrying the ever important envelope, finally, as the tension reached it's peak, sue lampson was crowned queen to reign over all of the day's activities, as our new queen received kisses of congratulations from the football captains, she placed her john hancock on the homecoming proclamations, applause swept through the auditorium as our homecoming court descended the stage. within the quiet and peaceful surroundings of lake of the isles, the homecoming court is found take five! — after a hectic morning, the homecoming royalty relaxes in the home of mary baron. 16 what can you say? — sue lampson hits cloud nine. 1974 homecoming queen suzanne lampson sophomore attendant gail williams junior attendant carol hanvik fun and spirit filled our day la de da — our sophomores are the best — la de da — the very very best — la de da shout the sophomore cheerleaders, chris curry, joy carlson, and amy linner. simply great .. there was a lot of spirit in the air ... what a riot the parade was good the whole way through .. it was fun roller skating ... very rowdy, with typical high school spirit .. a lot of enthusiasm was shown . we should have gotten the whole school on it ... i wish that they'd widen the gates to get out of the field . i was so hot. i just about died in my uniform . just great . . many individual groups got involved ... it was fantastic ... the ambassador motel was just great . . oh, wow, the dance was a riot ... i wish i could've gone ... we had a fantastic evening ... the band, rue delight, was real good it should've been longer ... i had so much fun ... it was a great day, the entire day was just somethin' else spirit comes in different sizes, as shown by our youngest cheerleader, heather. a smile, blowing in the wind is thrown out by senior attendant, victoria benson. connie elliott and clint hoover proved as the west high rouser brought the whole auditorium to their feet, the homecoming that the alumni never lose the west court waited in anticipation for the fun filled day. spirit. 16 jo e, lorraine, and john pull the german club along with the help of snoopy and his sopwith camel. flagging down the crowd with their joyful grins, hi-hoz debbie mcnelly, kim thompson, barb harwood, and gayle borne are light hearted. the sophs showed what the west cowboys were made of by blasting the central pioneers in the sophomore skit. mr. voss is honored for his outstanding dedication as football coach for the past fourteen years. homecoming queen sue lampson and her escort rue delight, entertains the many couples who attended this year's mark culhane dance to the music of rue delight. homecoming dance, held at the ambassador motel. sue pontius, gayle borne and debbie mcnelly have their dates going in circles as they step to the beat of the dcho trail ramblers. the mass of funny-looking people listen closely as sue davis annouces the 1974 daisey mae and marryin' sam. daisey mae •- vicky benson and marryin' sam — mike furney look delighted after receiving their new set of luggage. a victorious smile flashes across the face of sheriff debbie love after the hard- fought capture of another unsuspecting male. the senior hockey players look gay as they dance up a storm with the senior highsteppers. 20 fiddle tucked tight, mr. baxter and the echo trail ramblers prove that rock and roll isn't everything! kicking with hiking boots on is a little abnormal -everyone's watching kathy becht, even the wallpaper! we're going country style! i wish the jail would of had reclining seats ... it was a fun dance to chaperone . it was really a blast .. it cost four bucks if you took a varsity lineman ... euglena??? .. our sixth grade Virginia reel came in handy .. it was fun getting married for six bits in the biffy the sheriffs weren't quick enough .. the line was so long, that we needed another marriage booth .. it was good and rowdy ... it was fun to dance with the hockey players ... i ran out of nickels ... i was glad that all the candidates got a chance to marry people ... my date was a good kisser ... i was reel pleezed with daisey mae and marryin' sam ... we proved at sadie that we really know how to make a good time ... enough cannot be said about baxter's band — they made the night! the long l'ne f°r the marriage booth rang bells, but isn't living together the in thing? the new mr. and mrs. dan flanagan (alias: lynn tyler) make it official! 21 the young generation enlightened the holdiay auditorium with a merry medley of tunes. we present holiday spirit contributing to a chilly, cheery, winter night were our choir, young generation, band, and highsteppers. they shared amidst us, their glorious voices, orchestral precision, and fancy footwork, all in the tone of a musical array of holiday spirit and joy. our lively young generation began the evening performance by displaying for us, their imaginative musical talents followed by our light-footed highsteppers. the evening ended with a powerful crescendo of sound produced by the combined abilities of our choir and band. adding a kick to the night, were the highsteppers. dancing to it's the holdiay season by andy williams. with their performance of jazz gloria , the choir and band, together, produce a well-arranged number. 22 with disbelief, chip baker and kelly malone are crowned mr. the west high auditorium held the serene voices of sheila blizzard and miss snowflake by mary guthrie and Steve Cornelius. and kaihy singing john denver's goodbye again rompers jumped, toppled, tumbled, and collided on the football field during the annual sno-daze romp held after school for all westites. sno-daze sparkle on the class of 1976 showed the real west high spirit through a brilliantly performed sno- daze week, we proved that westites know how to take advantage of the minnesota winter — and bananas too! through thick and thin, through snow drifts and blizzards, we produced a beautiful talent and coronation auditorium, we took to the snow for our free-for-all romp, only to attend a magnificent dance to end the chilling night. 23 doug longjohn kellam and sheila longjohn dornbach eye their next prey. cheryll Oliver and sue kiel live it up to the sounds of the castaways . black unity goes citywide our week was one of culture, learning and pride, we brought in two speakers, mr. calley and dr. a. sullivan, who captured us with their memorable talks, our auditorium began with murmuring voices, dim lights, drum beats and words spoken with heart felt emotion in our dances, the fashion show portrayed the traditional and modern dress of our people, that night, the west area schools gathered at central, we all contributed to the presentation, ate soul food, and viewed cultural displays, we proved that together we can make it happen! elbows swinging and lips pursed, carmen lisa wistfully serenades the audience to gets into the song — funky president. the sounds of in love we grow. ms. luwal and drummer, william doughty stimulate the students and faculty with inspirational impressions of the black history week skit. lisa, donna, marguerite, ozina, wayne, kathy, connie, karen, and gwen join their voices together in a chorus of three x love. barbara parker (b.t.) expresses herself with mechanical movements. mr alley, a former military aid for former president mxon gives a fascinating presentation. an informal meeting of interested west high students, listen to dr. a. sullivan speak on the different aspects of the black language. toya curtis and billy smith start off the fashion show with colorful outfits and bright smiles. 25 arriving at highstepper's ball early, cynthia adjusts her boyfriend's bow tie picture perfect. captivated by the varied moods and music of the evening, the outstanding turnout of westite couples proved the highstepper's ball to be another magnificient success. an effervescent attractive couple, sally tuthill and her date enjoy the elegant atmosphere. full of life and pep, karen becht dances her heart away with her dad, who was a chaperone at the dance. kicking up Jenny anderson and kelly goranson, early arrivers at highsteppers, dance on an almost empty dance floor. greg fox takes time out to dance with mrs. becht — a dance chaperone. the band star , made the evening swing, providing the entertainment much to the delight of the attending couples. an evening you could really get into the music .. people who didn't wear tuxes looked just as nice as those who did cherwien and furney should've taken dancing lessons .. and it didn't cost any more than homecoming! the dance started at 8, but the ball started at 11 ... it was really a success —great turnout ... great band ... woman's club was appropriate since the girls had to foot the bill .. 55c for pop! .. the doorman was cute ... i'm glad the dance is still formal, it shouldn't change my dad stepped all over my feet .. . i got a kick out of it! ... the doorman was cute ... wine made the meal complete .. highsteppers ball — a tradition 27 national honor society — first row, left to right: k. savage; v. pres., r. banyard; treas., j. carlson; pres., c. wesiby; advisor, second row: s. locke, I. mccormack, m. rosen, d. kodner, c. finsrud. third row: j. paulson, s. lampson, r. segar, m. dee, I. larson, n. snustad. back row: s. vogel, d. love, k. lynch, p. nelson, s. tuthill, j. dubois. not pictured: a. babcock, s. bailey, d. drummond; sec., s. eskedahl, v. inde, t. inskip, c. kissell, j. kumpula, n. leung, a. maginnis, d. mcnelly, j. palys, k. willford, p. flanery. during a snack break meeting, mary dee reports on the probability of exchanging fine art talent shows with other city schools. after singing, the response from the audience is enough to make ed summers smile. nhs: people and ideas! this year's nhs was bursting full of ideas for both it's members and the school, our activities ranged from choosing graduation announcements to a symposium on mental health, the varied talents of west high students were displayed in the traditional fine arts auditorium, as the year came to a close, the nhs luncheon was held to welcome new members. 28 jane and miss westby review plans to visit the nancy snustad performs with minnesota orchestra during a rehearsal. excellence in the fine arts auditorium. 29 novice debate — front row, left to right: b. taylor, a. sarles, a. Christiansen, I. britzius, e. sotnak, a. keith. varsity debate — back row: k. savage, j. paulson, d. lindquist, j. wesley, r. banyard, r. weiner. not pictured: p. brashear, d. miller, r. pearson, j. parker, j. welby. jim parker displays his smooth skillful delivery during a rebuttal speech. we talk it up it's debaters like us, that worked long and hard hours in research to develop our skills, we discovered that there's a lot more involved in debate than just argument, that after experience, your skills of reasoning and analysis show much improvement, it's a lot of work, but very excellent background for dealing with people in the future in the outside world. 30 we tell it all we devoted much time and work to forensics for the privilege of becoming members of the national forensic league, under the careful direction of mrs. plant, we've earned degrees of distinctive honor, and we've also gained the knowlege and training which we experienced throughout our activities, we will strive for higher esteem during our lifetime membership. during a forensic league meeting, sec. fran lafleur raises an important point of discussion. mrs. plant provides diligent pres, marianne oyaas and jim dubois discuss the upcoming speech tournament, and the guidance in advising the league. categories in which they will particiapte. national forensic league — front row left to right: I. (arson, m. oyaas; pres., f. lafleur; sec. back row: j. dubois, r. banyard. not pictured: j. paulsen, k. savage; sec., j. wesley, j. carlson, g. geiselhart. 31 our book is year book our yearbook class was the most diverse it's been in years, some of us joined to use our creativity, most of us wanted yearbook staff on our college applications, and the rest of us joined just to get involved, our first few weeks were spent making new friends, moving from first floor to room 312 and trying to figure out what the_____.was going on! , some put aside plato and socrates to develop the perfect layout for page 32 only to find that it didn't balance out with page 33. others roamed the halls, bombarding the student body demanding quotes ... and more quotes, amidst the same old tape recorder music, co-editors sue and annette supervised as the days and memories of the year 1974-1975 crept together. the pen is mightier than the sword — improper english errors are corrected by editor annette. yearbook staff — first row, left to right: n. bender, a. walker, m. bentz, m. trogen, f. laflcur, s. davis; co-editor, a. landberg, a. babcock; co-editor, j. witz. back row: d. kellam, c. savitt, s. lampson, d. drummond, s. ackerberg, k. larson, n. kaplan, j. murphy, n. leung, b. hansen; advisor. after counting the day's yearbook sales, mr. hansen and nelson find that the sum is something to smile about! 32 newspaper staff — first row, left to right: d. cassidy. I. reese, p. chesney, m. oyaas, e. summers, p. preston, s. lotz. second row: j. bradach; advisor, a boyner, k. wilford, f. simer, k. friedman, d. lindquist, b. conroy, m. lerner, j. dubois. third row: k. olson, r. klingeman, t. olson, b. cannon. paper staff gets closer as the remember doing this in kindergarten? jim goes on, but really ban! dubois assembles the perfect layout. what news is this? tim olson is always trying to get into the picture. they know WEST HU... what's news the newspaper class could best be described as individuals with many varying opinions and attitudes on life, although at times this led to a clash of opinions, the necessity of meeting deadlines to produce a final product enabled us to work together, yet another problem confronted each of us on deadline days when we frantically searched for missing dummies, dug through piles of paper in search of headline order forms, and learned which typewriters skipped and had stuck keys, by the end of the period we were able to see the result of our work: a collection of stories, ads and pictures ready to go to the printer, when the finished newspaper returned all our trials and frustrations suddenly seemed worthwhile. student council — first row, left to right: b.dornbach, k.friedman, t.hobart, m.nammacher, s.kiel, m.dee, c:curry, l.rees. second row: s.ackerberg, s.pontius, s.cornelius, j. hallenberg, l.strahan, j.weslev, b.cannon, t.chorn. third row: s.davis, f allen; advisor, s.lampson, g.sandvig. t.olson, r.klingeman, m.lerner, d.drummond, a.walker, r.chamberlain, j.paulson; vice pres., k.savage, v.inde, g.tyson, a.baron. not pictured:a.babcock; sec., m.baron, v.benson, j.dubois; pres. we arouse unity is shown by jim and sue in trying to jeff, kirk, and annette record the work out student council problems. council's ideas for future reference. new ideas a lot of new faces with new ideas made this council one of the best the majority of seniors on the council spread leadership . jim dubois tries hard . he's doing a good job . homecoming was a terrific success; student council made it that way dance a month; far out idea ..the council is working on better ideas for our school, such as the student directory. the student council netted some really good ping pong tables student council really tried to get everyone reinvolved in the school, teachers and parents as well as students, with their many activities i think it's doing the best of it's ability .. people power whether the topic is the parking lot surveillance, dance committee, auditorium committee, or prom committee, mark, rich, mary, and kirk are on top of it. 34 tom schlafer whistles the band into the in sparkling clean uniforms, the beginning of the west high rouser. marching band scores again on homecoming day. they're playin' our song they blow our minds . . the sounds of 74-75 ... small but good definite improvement over last year , the new director takes the time needed for each band member ... a lot of enthusiasm, their cheers are really great .. the brass section really shines through .. beating drums .. excellent for the size of the band .. mike furney's got a nice uniform ... they're sounding good ... la musique — c'est magnifique! band — front row, left to right: t. keith; director, k. locke, s. lotz, h. alien, m. mandile, a. boyner, m. duerr, m. bentz, j. dedon, I. spielman. second row: g. fox, r. laughlin, d. yates, m. trogen, j. haga, j. armstrong, m. furney, r. furney, k. chorn, b. toussaint. third row: d. odland, a. keith, r. dahl, j. madson, w. plaisance, k. olson, c. walvatne, g. gullixson, j. roos, t. schlafer. back row: t. chorn, j. bazuro, I. mcdougal, d. johnson, g. schlafer, r. carlson, m. berman, c. Cunningham. 35 we sing for dear old west they do a good job they've got good sound and 'harmony' .. . the group contains lots of pep . . they're well organized ... they've got talent .. they look like they're having fun when they're singing up on stage .. the choirs' voices sound good together ... i loved their winter holiday auditorium there are a lot of good singers in choir ... they bring the spirit of things into the air their sound is very unified ... i like them ... they make me feel like i'm 'on top of the world' really exciting ,.. very spirited. choir — first row, left to right: I. britzius, I. capiz, b. preston, e. terrell, p ruben, j. witz, m. cherwien, k. wright, c. buran, $. dornbach, j. swanson, c. johnson, k. dahl, g. geiselhart. second row: j. carlson, I. sloan, I. peterson, j. morton, a. albitz, e. briggs, I. wright, s. moe, t. battenberg, c. zorn, p. layer, p. nelson, j. millam, h. halverson. third row: j. holmes, c. harris, k. lynch, s. pontius. west's new choir director, mr nienaber, provides a wide variety of new opportunities for students interested in music. 36 j. dedon, w. cadwell, d. bakken, t. teachout, b. furney, d. miller, g. boren, d. me nelly, I. anderson, k. hansen. fourth row: m. furney, d. daniels, g. valtinson, m. pope, j dow, j. mattese, r. vangeest, w. hill, t. federenko, b. nicholson, j. poor, e. summers, m. hill, s. vangeest, k. thompson. pop group — first row, left to right: k. wright, m. neil, c. buran. second row s anderson, I. wright, c. walvatne, m. cherwien, d. bakken. third row: $. dornbach, s. moe, p. layer, g. borne, fourth row: I. anderson, b. furney. fifth row: e. summers, d. daniels, d. mcnelly, m. furney. german unity enlivens us it's people like us that made german club fun. climbing the rocks at taylors falls, we tried not to look down, we tried out each others apple strudel at the black forest, in soccer we lost valiently to the french and conquered the Spanish, we played our best in volleyball, with laughter and bruised bodies, we proved we could work together. diane seems to need a hand, diane cassidy, elizabcth ohnesorge and alumni ruth larka carefully find footholds on the jutting rocks. lorraine metzler assists her friend snoopy, the world war I flying ace, in maneuvering skillfully through the homecoming parade. third year student cindy Cornelius takes time german wanderers marianneoyaas, fran lafleur and herr hargreaves descend on rocky trails. ann landstrom leans back with an inquiring look and strains to listen to advice, is she going to jump into the river? 38 after two weeks aboard ship, leo ends his last night with an hour before emily and the skinners leave for home, monsieur Cornelia by kissing her affectionately, oh kirk — you little de la croix finally meets the famous american actor , otis devil! skinner. our broadway! it made for a very enjoyable evening ... jane and polly were excellent i could've sworn he was an admiral too ... extremely funny show . best senior class play in three years ... 'cornelia, did you hear a drip?' ... the boat was rocking so much, the scenery fell apart ... the french accents were great ... 'oh that chipmunk!! ... the class of 75 has done it again! everyone get's in on the act as the purser explains that emily's life-saving attempt has captured the stowaway. upon docking in paris, emily, dick, and leo attempt to sneak measle-stricken cornelia past the french medical inspector. our hearts were young steward — kirk willford mrs. skinner — pam nelson cornelia skinner — jane carlson otis skinner — jim dubois emily kimbrough — polly preston purser — bill bevis stewardess — annette babcock dick winters — bart cannon admiral — tim olson harriet st. john — kathy shaw Winifred blaugh — kim olson leo mcevoy — kirk friedman inspector — mary guthrie therese — sally tuthill madame elise — kathy lynch monsieur de la croix — john falls window cleaner — jerry anderson director —ted stelten 39 we got spirit yes we do! walking down the hall one day, we noticed a group of girls jumping up and down on the stage during snack break, they were yelling something we couldn't decipher but it sounded like la .. de . . da. gradually, we found that all the girls wore the same outfit 4 out of 5 days a week and we figured they were grubs, but when they started clapping their hands and stamping their feet during our history test, we had to find out who these wierdos were, after a short investigation, we discovered they were cheerleaders. sophomore squad — first row, left to right: a. iinner, g. williams, c. Cornelius, back row: j. carlson, c. curry; capt., I. cannon. junior mary trogen senior julie carlson captain sue kiel junior jenny dark senior angie williams 'oh yes, it was us! .. tryouts .. endless summer practices ... 'quick, here comes the sightseer bus' . . preview winona ... cheerleader's dance ... 'the boilermaker' pep fests pulled muscles ... flips ... one of the 'better' years for mrs. morgan and mr. alien ... snack break meetings ... headaches .. pressure-packed games ... new uniforms ... babbitt ... 'our girls in green' . . only ten of us .. henry arena ... new cheers hoarse voices cheering!!! 41 they really can kick! the highsteppers really have what it takes nice legs they're always so careful to have nice, and different, school uniforms i don't think they've ever been quite as busy it's fun to watch them on stage and see the new steps they've made up with each new dance they look better i've heard about those highstepper overnights my ticket said 'wash the highsteppers' i'm surprised new kids made it through initiation i can't believe they practice all year i'm surprised the old kids made it through initiation quite a variety of interesting personalities great looking bunch we sure get a kick out of them! jacqui looks on as her cohorts perform, unfortunately, only eight can dance on stage, of course, the others always clap a perfected dance — homecoming's dancing in the moonlight couldn't be a better example of the highstepper's hard work. highsteppers — front row, left to right: k.becht; co-capt., b.stack; treas., a. landberg, l.wright, s.davis; co-capt. second row: k.furney, j.ness, l.sikes, k.malone. back row: a.streitz, s.pelers, c.wukotich, a.baron, m.schwob, k.birkeland, j.dedon, m.walsh, a.healy, d.dornbach. not pictured: m.baron. 42 mommy, mommy, what comes next? - susan, one of the co-captains, shows the highsteppers a step during one of the grueling summer practices, many hours of these workouts will make them better. in the spotlight — highsteppers show their routine during a night game at parade stadium. debbie is caught in a flurry of pom-poms as the highsteppers go over palming at hockey, they found it really helps instill pep — and warmth. senior becky stack performs the opening kick of kiki dee , her smile carries a million words — or are those all teeth? 43 serving, west high style no matter how big the crowd, the service club serves west best .. . smiling faces ... every year the variety of candy gets larger., green and white balloons . everyone hurrying around to satisfy people's needs .. the big barrel of ice cold pop ... mr. thomas really puts in a hand as advisor ... it would be nice to see them at more events .. at homecoming time the service club puts in a lot of time and energy to make sure the people are satisfied margaret towne digs into the money to serve west’s teachers, students, and neighbors alike during the afternoon homecoming football game. future westites make their wishes known and are served in hopes they'll one day serve others. with the variety of candy, pop, and popcorn, the service club has on hand, it's hard to decide which tastes best. service club—first row, left to right: a. sarles, k. beckman. second row: g. geiselhart, j. holmes, g. borne, third row: d. mcnelly. not pictured: m. towne. 44 business club — left to right: j.kumpula; sec., s.anders; historian, s.hess; parliamentarian, j.juntilla; vice pres, not pictured: l.hicks; pres., k.kissell; treas., mrs. ruth hammer; advisor. office work is their business we're called business club, office club, and room 222. with our members' combined group effort, we organized and planned a variety of activities around west and around the community, our business club is a branch of a city wide structure, and many of our members participate in the work program, which is a good advantage, this year, we organized a newspaper and also had our annual fund raiser breakfast, our office club is a good working unit preparing us to apply our skills to the working world. 45 ski club — first row, left to right: mr. hargreaves; advisor, e. goldstien, m. cherwien, c. Cunningham, s. peters, second row: c. Cornelius, b. furney, a. healy, j. madson, m. hirshfield, c. curry, third row: s. semmer, c. maginnis, b. langcr, m. schwob, k. Stevens, i. Cunningham, fourth row: j. tuthill, b. phelps, a. streitz, j. Carlson. we storm the slopes the difference between ski club and ski team is that we ski in our free time for enjoyment and not to get ahead, on each trip the warm weather and perfect snow, with only a couple of rocks, made it hard to leave the slopes of powderhorn, indianhead, and porcupine mountains, with all of the wipeouts, it was amazing to find that our only casualty was when chris curry broke off both of the tips of her skis, the people at the youth hostel flattered us. they said they liked having people come from west high because we were always such a well mannered group, with that kind of encouragement and the beautiful weather, our season proved to be all uphill. with stocking caps pulled tight and a twinkle in their eyes, sophomores cindy Cornelius. Sylvia peters, kelly stevens, and chris maginnis prepare to slaughter the slopes. ann landstrom, Charles Cunningham, and steve semmer pause before pursuing one of powderhorn's peaks in michigan over Christmas vacation. 46 hi-hoz — first row, left to right: d.mcnelly; co-capt., g.borne; co-capt., second row: r.perkins, l.speilman. back row: l.schneider, j.holmes, k.thompson, b.harwood. hi-hoz come back with six new faces even though this year's hi-hoz got started a bit late, we were ready in time for homecoming, our squad was larger than last year's and the school bought new flags that made our outfits complete, big smiles and a lot of pep distinguished this squad from others, we proved that it's not as easy as it looks by adding new dance steps and ideas, with only two returning members, a lot of hard work was what made this year's hi-hoz just great! west hi-hoz flag down everyone in the auditorium with new dance steps and big smiles, as they twirl their way through rockin' robin . 47 just what the people ordered i beg your pardon kid but i was here first! — mike childers' inner thoughts are caught unexpectedly. this year's school store was definitely something to sink your teeth into, with our wide selection of candy and gum, the crowds piled in and the pounds piled on. yet, food wasn't our only business, our school supplies saved the day as loads of protractors, pencils, notebooks and pens were sold to many forgetful students, behind the cash registers, new faces mingled with the old. ears open and hands set, they awaited the sound of the bell. under the watchful eye of mr. haug, barb harwood and julie nicholson hurry to serve the hungry crowds. why do people call me a jock? — mannequin speaks out! the familiar school store take five with mr. stelten as he gives direction to a bigger and better stage crew. stage crew — first row, left to right: h. davis; manager, k. wicklander. second row: j. curtis, j. anderson, r. chamberlain, d. anderson. people set the scenes i feel we have done a good job at setting the stage for all the activities during the school year ... there's always a lot to do, whether it's for west high or another organization outside of school ... they played rouser music for us during pep fests . besides working with auditoriums, the stage crew keeps busy with setting up props for the plays ... imaginations were stretched in the senior class play set .. mr. stelten's theatrical experience showed through all auditiorium presentations ... we always try and make the stage look the best with what we've got and if they need an addition, the salvation army is right nearby behind the scenes 49 people who like this sort of thing will find this the sort of thing they like. a. lincoln sports varsity football team — first row, left to right: s. Cornelius, p. larue, m. nammacher, I. prince, g. sandvig, m. lerner; co-capt., r. dornbach; co-capt., t. olson, j. roche, j. harrington, j. polland. second row: r. mcnamer; coach, j. nefstad: coach, w. conroy, m. nicholas, t. jenkins, f. bellanger, p. orenstein, r. armstrong, c. walvatne, j. anderson, k. kielty; coach, back row: j. anderly, j. dow, j. madson, d. baker, j. lyson, m. morrell, k. goranson, s. wright, j. armstrong. not pictured: d. hatfield, k. griffin, j. hawkins, w. lott. boys battle on the field i think it is a good team, better than years before, all the scores were really close and that proves it is a good team .. . they have a lot of enthusiasm ... any team from west has to be a winner... a very cute, strong defense ... i think it is great .. a bunch of really spirited guys who have a lot of guts ... they have good potential .. i like the colors of their uniforms ... it wasn't an individual effort, but a team effort .. . it's just by chance that they lost, because they were really good the referee watches on as richard armstrong carries the ball to make a touchdown in the homecoming game October 11th. 52 Steve Cornelius puts forth utmost strength to pull away from the clutching hands of the central pioneers. 1974 football scores west 35-20 south west 6-14 winona west 6-28 henry west 7-14 southwest west 10-20 washburn west 7-14 edison west 7- 6 central west 14- 6 north west 13-22 roosevelt sophomore football team — first row, left to right: r. furney, m. jorgenson, m. orr. j. carlson, t. hobart, t. guthrie, j. marshall, d. whitenhour, r. roden, t. hennessy. second row: c. voss; coach, c. hugger, j. anderson, d. white, g. tyson, j. trousdale, b. mann, p. wright, m. tieman, r. pierson; coach, third row: r. polland, h. johnson, j. Crittenden, d.odland,d. ford, r. landberg, t. lindgren. back row: j. boyd, c. core, m. hawkins, m. kidd, s. schmidt, a. hernandez, j. parker, m. larsen. people are on the run ''the guys are real helpful and it's hard work but a lot of fun .. their legs are sexy ... we've got a lot of talent but we've got to get it all together . it's good there are girls on the team because it keeps the guys running, they don't like to see the girls get ahead of them ... it's too bad that jim hallenberg had to get injured in the beginning of the season ...we finished fourth in city advancing us to the region meet for the first time in years, we will miss this years seniors the team shows it's not hard to run and smile at the same time, only, who are they running to? 54 cross country team — first row, left to right: c. baldwin, r. dark, d. dark, c. Cunningham, g. halstead, v. inde. back row: p. krom-minga; coach, i. Cunningham, m. rosen, j. hallenberg; tri-capt., t. schwob; tri-capt. v. inde; tri-capt., m. hallenberg, g.bailey; coach, not pictured: r. baldwin, m. scriven. 1974 cross country scores west 23-32 edison west 23-25 henry west 18-18 southwest west 20-37 north west 15-50 central west 29-27 south west 18-39 vocational west 29-30 f roosevelt westi 30-29 washburn marjory and villis look on while the coaches add up the teams' scores after an important meet. a pulled stomach muscle can't stop jim hallenberg as he practices harder to make up for lost time. 55 valdis proves cc is good in the long run as he displays the form that placed him third in the city. soccer team — first row, left to right: d. dworsky, I. polanco, j. poore, e. goldstein. second row: I. lillquist, j. williams, f. simer, m. anderson, r. white, j. parker, d. brashear, m. klatte, h. jones, d. peterson. back row: a. hargreaves; coach, r. chamberlain; co-capt., r. elvin, s. parker,v. orellana, j. hernandez, m. childers, I. mcdougalt, g. rider, s. ackerberg, k. friedman, b. cannon; co-capt.. soccer heads towards goal soccer was fantastic! for so many reasons, all the players were willing to pay the price to win. at practice each player went all out for both himself and the team, it paid off. we did win and we took the conference and city championships, in light of our fine season we were admitted to region five, we had a chance at the state tournament but in the regions edina west won after two overtimes and twenty two minutes of sudden death, thanks to the impressive performance in both conference and regional play, soccer is on the right foot at west, the fact that several players had past experience contributed much to a successful season, coach hargreaves and his team were tension mounts in city championship game against washburn. stuart ackerberg and justifiably proud of each Other. ron chamberlain discuss a call among theopponents. 56 hustle pays off as bart cannon intercepts a st. paul johnson pass and boots the ball toward the johnson goal. 1974 soccer scores west 2-4 st. paul harding west 1-1 • st. louis park west 3-1 st. paul johnson west 5-3 breck west 3-0 st. paul highland park west 1-1 ••st. paul johnson west 2-2 ••washburn west 2-1 breck west 7-1 st. paul highland park west 2-2 • st. paul harding west 1-0 washburn west 1-2 • Medina west denotes overtime + denotes sudden death ron chamberlain advances the ball forward by using the strategy of heading the ball, this often outwits the defender. bodies clash as two opposing forces try to out-muscle each other, washburn tries to clear the ball and west, fighting for the city title, tries to score. 57 varsity hockey team — first row, left to right: j. polland, t. prince, p. Iarue,s. Cornelius; co-capt., j. baxter; coach, m. culhane; co-capt., b. cannon, s. ackerberg, s. schmidt. second row: j. haga; mgr., t. hobert, b. conroy, f. bellanger, t. jenkins, j. nammacher, c. baker, m. morrell, p. norton. individuals stand out!!! a large part of the success of the team this year must be attributed to the high scoring first line ( c line) consisting of bart cannon, mark culhane, and Steve Cornelius, and to the fantastic goal tending of Steve schmidt. the c line was the highest scoring line in the mpls. conference, with mark culhane leading the conference in individual scoring, and Steve schmidt with the best goaltending record, we had a lot of tough luck in our early games, losing many games by 1 goal, but the total spirit and unity throughout the 3 lines, 4 defensemen, and 2 goalies, proved strong as we came around for regions, the players would like to express their thanks to mr. baxter for his many hours of time and effort, to coach baxter, from the team, we say, see ya ! i saw that cute cheerleader first! tempers flare as west players clear the way and schmidty makes the save. 1975 hockey scores west 4-3 cooper west 2-3 fridley west 2-4 kennedy west 6-7 henry west 2-3 south west 5-1 southwest west 4-6 babbitt west 1-3 ely west 1-6 wayzata west 2-6 washburn west 1-2 roosevelt west 10-1 north west 7-1 central west 9-4 edison west 8-2 central west 4-6 washburn west 8-0 north west 8-1 south west 5-3 rochester west 6-2 litchfield west 1-6 southwest — denotes regional play 58 co-captain Steve Cornelius hammers a cooper player to the boards in a game at the met. co-captain mark culhane demonstrates his excellent skating ability and stick handling in going around opposing defensemen. sophomore goaltender Steve schmidt continues his consistency of guarding the net with a routine kickout. jeff nammacher, junior defenseman, uses his body and skating ability to knock opponent off the puck. j.v. hockey team — first row, left to right: m. dowson, d. dark, t. jarvi, s. larson, m. cassidy, m. anderson, d. halvorson, t. cassidy, d. etshokin. second row: r. landberg, j. erickson, a. rauma, k. dull, m. schwob, j. trousdale, k. goranson, c. juntilla, d. writenour, r. polland, t. laine; coach. 1975 boys basketball scores •-non conference west 43-53 washburn west 51-59 edison west 48-61 south west 48-42 roosevelt west 52-61 henry west 37-55 kennedy west r fl 49-69 lincoln • west 42-55 north west west 44-46 43-49 minnetonka central west 54-55 southwest west 42-40 vocational west 46-48 washburn west 50-67 hyland hills west 69-67J J edison west 61-58 south west 41-37 roosevelt west 45-53 henry tri-captain richard klingeman leaps into the air for an attempt at making a basket. boys basketball — first row, left to right: r. klingeman; tri-capt., g. sandvig; tri-capt., v. inde; tri-capt. back row: k. kielty; coach, w. lott, g. halstead, r. chamberlain, w. hill, t. olson, r. armstrong, d. johnson, j. tyson, k. friedman. not pictured: n. leung; mgr., j. williams; mgr. 60 sophomore boys basketball — first row, left to right: f. price, d. collins, t. mcmillan, j. marshall, d. bedor. second row: c. core, s. johnson, g. tyson, t. hennessy, v. inde. back row: p. jackson,c. boone; coach,s. miller. they shoot for the best ... the guys on the team are real nice ... the people on the team are good .. they've got legs .. i think the guys are handsone ... the boys on our team have a great deal of potential we are getting better by every game ... the southwest game was so good, it reminded me of last year... those striped shorts are something else . scores were pretty darn close for basketball .. it really looks like they work hard running all those stairs ... people really get excited and rowdy at games because they are such great games ... getting clapped for, makes you feel proud to be a west student cagers jump into action 61 tri-captain valdis inde reaches high, determined to out jump his opponent. p-i-n your m-a-n! they're really exciting to watch, because you're right down on the floor with them .. a lot of muscle ... mr. mcnamer is a great coach .. we've got some good, solid wrestlers ... they're really dedicated and 'gung-ho' i've been to a lot of matches, and they work awfully hard there's a lot of fabulous guys on the team, and regardless of whether they win or lose, they're gaining experience for future years a team which had a lack of experience, but determination has made it an interesting season .. the kids have worked really hard this co-captain larry masher mcdougall works on setting teammate david dworsky up fora pin. co-captain john harrington demonstrates his outstanding wrestling ability against a washburn grappler. 1975 varsity wrestling scores west 46-24 holy angels west 6-55 roosevelt west 12-49 f north west 12-55 henry west 6-49 southwest west 21-39 central west 33-18 vocational west 18-36 benilde west 12-45 south west 18-33 mpls. lutheran west 8-41 washburn west 3-54 edison the crowd looks on as junior jerry armstrong takes coach drake anderson gets into the action to teach team defense to head off an attack by his opponent. members various moves. wrestling team — first row, left to right: t. lindgren, t. lindgren, c. alvarez, d. dworsky, I. mcdougall; co-capt., j. armstrong, j. hawkins, r. dornbach. back row: r. mcnamer; coach, r. perez; ass't. coach, r. elvin; mgr., I. lillquist, g. valtinson, w. bevis, a. bernard, d. anderson; ass't. coach, not pictured: j. harrington; co-capt. 6J skiers get a lift our first practices were the hardest workouts, running those stairs was simply murder, so there were a lot of groaning skiers, but our time trials were pretty good when it finally snowed outside, then, did it ever snow, we never thought the day would come that we could hardly get out the door to go skiing, our rookies were kind of nervous at the meets, but carol finsrud, one of the top female cross country skiers in the state, had a fantastic season as usual. ski team — first row, left to right: d. lindquist, m. schwob, j. welby, m. kramer, c. finsrud; capt., d. murphy, second row: m. bentz, n. legeros, c. walvatne, r. baldwin; capt., b. hansen; coach, third row: b. langer, f. simer, j. madson, r. dauka, s. parker, j. morkrid, r. dark, j. babcock, m. nicholas. back row: r. pierson; coach, p. tack, I. fenn, e. goldstein, d. kellam, g. hanson, d. peterson, j. parker, m. scriven, m. larson, r. furney, e. yates. not pictured: j. finsrud, m. namacher. 64 t carol finsrud gets off to a fantastic start in a big cross-country race at iheodore wirth park. 1975 ski team scores low score wins M west 3-6 marshall-u west 4-5 central west 6-4 washburn west 6-3 edison west 5-4 roosevelt west 5-4 henry west 3-6 south west 3-6 north slalom skier jim legeros flashes around the flags in his brilliant new ski-suit to the finish line. an oooh comes from the mouth of john madson as he flies through the air on his jumping skis. 65 practice makes perfect — leslie newton paces her stroke to give her a winning time in the 200 yard free style race. girls stroke for perfection this year's swim team had to be the largest team seen in years, we were really tuff stuff, the swim bus was always so noisy, brenda and liz were always trying to sing, build me up buttercup , sue and andi were always trying to keep them quiet for the bus driver, none of us will ever forget those days when we swam 40 fifties, 400 pulls, 400 kicks, turns, starts, and 25's. then rode home with swollen, bloodshot eyes, but to us no other team is better or more fun than ours, all our practices were really worth it; and it wouldn't have been possible if not for ms. moyer and ms. musegades. and of course, the combination of the old and the new. a new diver on the team, chris maginnis, shows expert form in her first season meet. andrea landberg gets off to a good start in the fifty yard backstroke, which helps west pull ahead in the meet. girl's swim team — first row, left to right: s. murphy, a. landberg; co-capt.,s. eskedahl; co-capt., b. dow. second row: b. anderson,!. gustafson, I. anderson, I. frothinger, c. masterman, k. gustafson, k. malone. third row: n. bailly, I. newton, n. flannery, j. carlson, c. edwards, s. dark, s. dow, j. moyer; coach, fourth row: c. smith, k. johnson, t. anderson, j. carlson, f. boyd, I. edwards, j. gustafson, s. dornbach. back row: s. davis,s. shaffer,s. lommex, m. boyd. not pictured: I. musegades; coach, m. jackson.c. trapp, c. curry, s. preamer, d. preamer, a. hirshfield, a. whitlock, e. streitz, j. baker, s. fitsmorriz, e. babcock, f. kaul, c. maginnis. 1974 girl's swimming scores west 86- 27 roosevelt west 71- 26 edison west 93-111 southwest west 84- 18 henry west 74- 27 roosevelt west 69- 28 central west 79- 14 south west 84-124 washburn 67 1975 boys swimming scores west 25- 52 central west 29- 93 southwest west 49- 28 north west 33- 50 henry west 58-111 washburn west 35- 43 edison west 46- 17 marshall u. west 34- 48 south west 22- 61 cretin craig proves that walking on water isn't as hard as it is said to be. ian Cunningham works on perfection in his robert brashear takes a quick, deep breath before continuing on to the dives to help the team score high. finish of an exciting race. 68 jerry anderson and craig robinson study the water as they anxiously await the sound of the gun for the start of a time trial. i didn't know squirrels could swim .. they seem to be really good, and they're lots of fun to watch .. mr. hargreaves seems to be a very hard working coach with the ability to laugh ... with mr. hargreaves as coach the team has to be fantastic . the team is young so they should be good in the years to come .. they have really cute belly buttons ... they're pretty fast fellas . . some of those guys, wow! guys dive in competition boys swim team — first row, left to right : c. baldwin, m.strahan, I. landstrom,c. galle, g. baldwin. middle row: d. brashear, d. biddle, b. phelps, d. baird, m. daughenbaugh. back row: m. childers, r. brashear, s. mcgill, c. robinson, j. anderson. i. Cunningham; capt., a. hargreaves; coach. 69 volleyball has some real dillies coach daley discusses with the team their strategy for pickling the millers. outstanding, terrific group of girls to work with, hard workers ... we had a great group of girls and a good season, and we're looking forward to an even better season next year .. they're really a good team ... very talented team ... fantastic players, outstanding sportsmanship, overwhelming endurance ... in the huddle, all i have to say is, 'watch the ball and call it, you guys!'... they're really a spirited and determined team ... they 'serve' a very useful purpose ... the volleyball team adds a lot to the progress of girls' sports at west .. i like the name 'the pickles'... mrs. daley and miss matsis deserve a lot of credit for their excellent coaching job ... it was really great having fans from west supporting us ... their matches really do a lot to your adrenalin ... i was very impressed with the way they stuck together and supported each other while they were playing ... they are a well disciplined team and it paid off with their fine record ... they did an excellent job this year a ream — first row. left to right: m. towne, n. kaplan, k. prince, second row: j. wesley; mgr.,c. finsrud; co-capt., c. johnson, k. larson; co-capt. back row: c. kuhr, I. larson. washburn awaits in fear as Caroline kuhr sets the ball up to carol finsrud to kill. it's another smash hit by co-captain kari larson. co-captain carol finsrud anticipates the play. 70 west V 15‘6 central west 11-15 washburn west 15-13 north west 15-10 vocational west 16-14 south west 6-15 southwest west 15- 6 edison west 15- 9 roosevelt west 15- 6 henry west 15- 3 edison west 15-11 north west 11-15 southwest during some tough competition between west's and south's “b teams, kathy prince succeeds tremendously in returning the ball. b team — first row, left to right: c. nelson, m. parker, k. prince, second row: k. kleber,s. hendron, g. schlemmer. back row: k. flanagan, r. alien. after teammates skillfully bump and set the ball to her, roxy promptly spikes the ball over the net. 71 girl's tennis isn't a racket 1974 girl's tennis scores west 5-0 henry west 5-0 central west 2-3 edison west 3-2 south west 2-3 vocational west 1-4 southwest west 5-0 north west 1-4 washburn west 4-1 roosevelt ruth borman swings into action, as she tosses the ball into the air for a smashing serve. we really are the greatest team, all of us are pretty new at this game, but when we have a match; we really give it all we've got. the team has nice new uniforms too and we have noticed more people coming to the matches this year, our coach is really inspirational, she gets us to do what we think is impossible, our season was a pretty smashing one, and we ended it with a record of five and four, the match our team is never going to forget is, when we played vocational, was that ever close, it was so exciting, everyone was so glad when we won at last. 72 girl's tennis team — first row, left to right: g. dorn, c. skay, c. buran, j. hulet; coach, back row: r. dauka, r. borman, a. albitz, k. brennan. not pictured: a. greulich, c. hagberg. girl's basketball team — first row, left to right: k. larson, n. kaplan, s. kiel, j. andorson, c. hanvik. second row: I. capiz; mgr., r. alien; co-capt., c. Oliver, k. prince, k. prince, back row: j. bradach; coach, k. kleber, t. stack; co-capt., m. parker, k. olson, j. hulet; coach. second year aims high our second year as a competitive girl's basketball team was something else, we'll always remember the bus rides to anwatin, with ms. hulet doing her gymnastics, while tammy, roxy, and the princes played password, how about those vacation mornings when we'd wake up at 8:30 — just to come to practice?! oh-h-h, practice! that word “practice reminds us of the meat grinders that we did and did . and did. other highlights our season included, was that tough game against southwest, our undefeated “b squad, senior co-captain tammy stack voted all-city, and the fantastic end-of-the-season dinner we all ate at miss bradach's. senior co-captain, tammy stack, breaks away from southwest's tough defense, to screen sue kiel for a shot. 1975 girl's basketball scores west 18-20 washburn west 30-44 edison west 35-40 south west 37-30 roosevelt west 19-31 henry west 15-28 north west 24-39 central west 21-25 southwest west 14-50 vocational west 4 1 j 14-44 north 73 terry mersich works on her handspring vault before going on to a meet. girl's gymnastics team — first row, left to right: c. Cornelius, s. dornbach, c. osterberg, I. streitz, d. gross, t. mersich. second row: m. hallenberg, I. gustafson, s. fitzmaurice.s. cassidy. third row: m. jaeger, j. morton, n. jenkins, s. nammacher. fourth row: r. jackson, a. dahlgren, k. shifllet, s. lomax. fifth row: t. rosenfield; ass't. coach, j. moyer; coach, c. curry, not pictured: s. karr, c. tumulty, a. hirshfield, b. curry, a. whitlock. girls flip over gymnastics starting off our second year with a new beam got us going on the right track, helping each other at practice was as fun as coming home on the bus singing, after a high scoring meet — won. chris osterberg finds enough time to throw in a smile to the judges while doing a difficult straddle split on the beam. 1975 gymnastics scores west 57-53 southwest west 50-42 henry west 46-52 edison west 59-63 washburn west 54-37 central west 61-62 roosevelt west 54-37 north west 54-36 south 74 nancy jenkins goes through her uneven bars routine to smooth out the rough spots, giving west higher scoring meets. while older members add additional sports to their names, new members anxiously await to sign their names, and their first lettering sports, in the lettermen's club register. letter people spell it out we began our 1974-75 lettermen's club by electing new officers, we elected bob dornbach as president, jim hallenberg as vice president, and jean wesley as secretary-treasurer. during the remainder of the year, club advisors mr. bailey and mr. kromminga, helped us plan activities and achieve our goals of getting more spectators to games, matches and meets, our lettermen and letterwomen tried to promote a better attitude towards ourselves, school, and sports, it was a very successful year. lettermen's club — first row, left to right: d. dark, j. hallenberg; vice pres., c. yates, j. madson, c. nelson, I. mcdougall, r. baldwin. second row: j. wesley; scc.-treas., g. schlemmer, a. landberg, m. hallenberg, k. larson, I. (arson, n. kaplan, m. parker. third row: b. conroy, g. halstead. not pictured: b. dornbach; pres., c. finsrud, v. inde, g. tyson, v. inde, i. Cunningham, n. leung. those who love the young best stay young longest. edgar z. friedenberg first, you must respect yourself entering the office has a bit more pizazz this year after mrs.creecy's art class in the spring of 1974 applied their strokes of excellence, this first mural, started a craze of 78 it's been a rough day at the office, but, principal mr. edward carlson comes through with a smile. this new and useful face in the counseling office is that of mrs. nelvia brady. her first year is busy, busy, busy! mr. Charles mccoy, assistant principal, steps in for mr. ellsworth panser, until mr. robert roessel could transfer in. modern art drawings on the walls throughout the halls at west, with paint and brush in hand, ladder under arm, the young artists of west created! the administration is the silent force behind west . . without my counselor, i wouldn't make it to college ... mr. carlson is a peach ... they're unorganized, but they always come through on top! .. at west, i don't fear “the office the way i used to, at my previous school mr. alien is my idol .. the new bussing system at west was handled very well by the administration .. great people, working in a great school, to make it even greater ... dedication ... i respect the administrators .. many helping hands counseling students with initials p-z, mr. morris biatch worked students with their last names initialed a-h were counseled by with the last, definitely not the least, part of the student body. miss sarah moore. she's one of west's most experienced counselors. mr. richard alien; director of student services, administrator, advisor, teacher, coach, counselor, friend, and on and on finds a spare moment to have his picture taken. mr. richard alien: there was great leadership shown by the graduating class of 1975. it is encouraging to see such quality in west's student body. 79 the librarians, mrs. grace johnson and miss esther paulson, try clerks are the main force behind an efficent office, they are their best to be helpful, and they do a very good job. always quick to smile and give a helping hand when needed. diane shand and mrs. margaret o'brian, social workers, work together to help the students. mrs. Virginia humphrey works with students who have special learning behavior problems, she helps enable them to attend west with an equal chance. rain or shine, the cooks are always at west to prepare lunch, and do a fine job. cooks — left to right: I. kramer, e. havig, j. cregan, m. panchyshyn, g. moen; mgr.. 80 mr. herb wilms, the speech pathologist, is at a session teaching proper annunciation. office clerks — left to right: i. hill, p. bailey, m. larson, p. nelson, I. miller, g. wilson, c. o'hern, b. peterson, m. eastman. if not for people like this, west just wouldn't function properly. teacher aids' availability solves a lot of problems, and makes the rest of our problems a whole lot easier, teacher aides — left to right: d. craviezel, m. hardmon, b. krau, r. orr, g. strard, r. bennett. we like kool aides we got new carpeting in the library ... we received many additional students ... we enjoy helping the student body ... we are really impressed with the diversity of the student population ... we are really a cosmopolitan school business is really picking up for the janitors, especially ray ... our aides really keep our school running smoothly they deserve much more credit than they're getting ... they are very helpful ... the attendance clerks are friendly ... there must be a heck of a lot of work involved with running this school ... i bet they just love those food fights 81 people, write on! our english teachers really know what they are doing, they help the sophomores by teaching them the essentials of literature, speech, and writing, they are giving the juniors the opportunity to get their requirements out of the way, by offering them the leftovers from the seniors' writing, american, and world literature classes, they reward the seniors by offering them humanities, semantics, and creative dramatics, the teachers push, but not too hard, they tell how to do things, they don't do it for us. reading a Shakespearian play, mr. theodore stelton, an outstanding dramatist, takes time out to explain a portion of the reading. mrs. elinor wenzel prides herself in teaching best sellers from yesterday and today. the junior advisor, mrs. beverly plant, takes time to debate whether or not to give her sophomore class a test. 82 one of the new english teachers, mrs. lorraine lawal, gives her all during her writing for survival classes, and keeps the sophomores on their toes. the newspaper advisor, miss joan bradach chuckles as she reads literature to her class. the department chairman, miss charlotte westby takes a natural mrs. judith paine flashes on a grin as she projects to one pose as she explains the importance of being specific in her of her classes. classes. 83 people learn about peoples our social studies department was very versatile, we were offered almost everything from psychology to the u.s.s.r.. it's remarkable that with all those classes our teachers could make each one so interesting, some teachers used field trips, while others used monetary games as incentives for us to learn, mr. backhaus and mr. hargreaves proved they could teach more than math and german by adding their knowledge to the social studies department. these juniors enjoy one of the many projects miss louise androff has to offer, work on these projects can be done outside the classroom, and her students choose their subjects. keeping himself and his class occupied, mr. donald davis tells them of his experiences in the military, ten-shun! now, for tomorrow's assignment . I mrs. melissa daley grins at the possibility of a snack, maybe a pickle? her students wish they could read her writing. mr. money, (oops!) mr. john behrendt shows the sweet smile of victory ? he wins the bet and a pack of gum. 85 miss mary jo boardman tells her class about great past leaders, if only ihomas jefferson were here! another day, another digit surrounded by the metric world, trigonometry, calculus, and all other related topics, miss eleanor matsis, head of the department, iooks content. it all measures up for mr. richard mcnamcr, one of west's math teachers. after receiving a shiny red apple, mr, ken kielty zeroes a questioning glance in on his class. mr. doug backhaus pauses for the ever popular joke time! ''really wakes you up in the morning . .. it's a great dept. ... skinny mr. backhaus ... if only no one had ever invented exponents . sophomores say, 'math is a real lunch bucket' ... morning magic show ... we're in the numbers racket . . . mr. kielty points it out ... confusion ... what if i fail?! ... problems mr. carl gustafson's new addition to the math department is his bushy new beard! hockey buff mr. jim baxter shoots just another one of his famous jokes at his first year biology class. terrific concentration is one of mr. james thomas's theories, it also led him to success as west's chemist. mr. raymond hovey lets the camera view his physical properties, it's been a great year in the physics department! mr. terry laine doesn't just feed fish, he has many more important jobs! he feeds the mice, the turtles, the white rats, the bunny rabbits, the frogs, the science nucleus is on the move something fishy in the biology room ... science at west is interesting, motivating, and gobs of fun ... chemistry is a big bang! ... it's an isotope ,.. what's an isotope? some day, the chemistry lab may send miss westby through her ceiling ... sooka-sooka .. trying to balance that pencil between his lip and nose ... taxidermy is going to be great! ... we're discovering this world around us .. quizzes, quizzes, quizzes . we're first to the school store at snackbreak disect in g is fun yet, sometimes nauseating mr. baxter says, 'this year's advanced biology classes are better than ever before' ... west's physics formula: hovey ... hopes of building our very own sasquatch .. sasquatch; some sort of rare vegetable? ... well, maybe not 87 short in height, but tall in enthusiasm, miss joanne hulet has yet another interesting discussion in sex ed. the students want to hear about where they came from, whatever happened to a simple cabbage patch? mrs. patricia kairis is always making people smile as she does her favorite exercise, what does she call it? the butt walk. brains as well as bodies mr. voss promotes the idea of having fun . . an understanding person, a big asset to west ... bowling is a great class .. i like the teamwork in volleyball and basketball ... mrs. kairis sings along with chicken fat in phy ed ... i love modern dance, it's fun to improvise . . we have movies and group discussions in health ... i am learning to understand my own emotions ... lots of jumping jacks and hip rolls ... miss hulet is a darn good tennis player ... i like playing soccer ... the kids are energetic, we have a good time .. she blushes a lot in health ... she's very open-minded ... they are curious and we have good discussions people train 8d pointing out that germany is a beautiful country, mr. alan hargrcaves reminds his class that beauty is also found in national geographies, his student's reports are due soon. mrs.carol jennings and her beloved eiffel tower are familiar parts of french class, it's funny, the students all sound like they have colds. e'est la vie i like cooking in Spanish ... lots of recordings ... we play Spanish scrabble ... improving vocabulary ... no comprende ... i like it when mrs. morgan shares her travel experiences .. most people in spain speak it ... adios ... the kids in french are better than ever ... i like the slides of french food, art, and architecture ... i have the chance to visit france ... mrs. jennings makes french interesting ... euh ... i like the new program in first year, we use exercise books . . german is hard work ... at first it is frustrating to make the sounds we joke around .. mr. hargreaves mixes culture with the language ... he is always asking for money .. he's cute mrs. susan morgan tries to remain cheerful despite her chilly room. new direction takes lead up in 404 we saw two new faces, both teachers experienced their first year of teaching high school students with us, and enjoyed it. mr. robert nienaber, doc, as we called him, did a fine tune-up job with our music classes, mr. thomas keith was an all around nice guy. he held our small, but stupendous, band together at games, auditoriums, and concerts, both mr. keith and mr. nienaber were involved with their own outside-of-school musical activities, mr. keith played trombone in his own organized jazz band. mr. nienaber played the organ for various churches, our music department teachers were leaders as well as directors to us all. the new choir director, mr. robert nienaber, gets right into the swing of things here at west, he is teaching choir, pop group, guitar, and jr. high choir. 90 west's own burt reynolds? well, band director, mr. thomas keith, makes an honest try! it's easy to see that he is enjoying his first year here at west. putting her sewing classes in stitches is mrs. paula thayer's ambition, who ripped off the seam ripper? mrs. cheryl creecy evaluates a student's work, well, back to the drawing board! better luck next time! people display talent jewelry making was a new course offered by the art department, mrs. creecy helped us work out the basics in art. her fellow artist, miss mennes helped us on an advanced level, just one of the many projects we tackled was wood sculpture. sewing and family living were two home ec. courses worth taking, we finally learned how a sewing machine works! family living with mrs. thayer puts us in drawing from her artistic talent, miss dawn mennes creates a unique sketch, maybe real life situations, next she'll do a spiro drawing. 91 tuning into his class, mr. robert I arson discovers that his students enjoy his advice as well as the projects he offers. industry is in action there was never a dull moment in industrial arts this year, we were offered drafting, mechanics, electronics and surveying, we designed houses and hummed to the music. we learned about the welding, casting and machining of metal, electricity really got us charged up. we made batteries, fixed telephones and worked on individual projects, surveying offered us kenwood park instead of the classroom, industrial arts was the people's choice. the new mechanics teacher, mr robert manston tries his hand at the lathe. 92 concentrating on a new position, cindy wukotich gets a lot out of her modern dance class. jackie pope cuts into what will soon be a costume for a member of jhe children's theatre company. nancy hauser's dance troupe uses drums to establish the basic rythmn for their improvised dances, ballet and contemporary dance techniques are compared. expressing ourselves with art urban arts had many courses to offer, among them, dance classes and theater classes, these classes gave us the opportunity to expand our creative interests beyond west high classrooms, we discovered other people with similar creative interests, we learned how to improvise, and how to use our own capabilities to create something unique, whether it was a dance or a costume, our classes were certainly worth the long bus rides to the u of m campus, and the new minneapolis institute of arts. 93 they give us the business i like it ... we work at our own pace ... it includes shorthand, typing, note taking, accounting, advanced business preparation, record keeping, and consumer problems ... we are learning good work habits she made me cut my nails off .. it offers training and skill building for vocational or personal use .. the teachers are friendly and very understanding it is run very businesslike .. it is everyone's business many a manager is made in mr. richard blomgren's business classes, they range from management decision making to accounting. 94 miss rita curtin explains the importance of good typing technique and correct posture to one of her students in her personal typing class. work slocked shelves of fresh goods and supplies can be bought at a discount in mr. james haugs' school store, alias sam drucker's . program works harder freedom .. a good experience ... a work-study program that gives classroom instruction with part time employment ... it's an interesting way of learning ... our teachers, mrs. hammer and mr. davis, help us ... it introduces us to the working world . . it gives us a good opportunity to get school credit and money at the same time ... we are being in school, out of school ... it helped me find my career and assisted me in finding a job ... i look forward to it every day 95 the work program department chairman, mr. robert hermanson can be found in 107. his main course offered is occupational relations. another occupational relations man, mr. gilbert malm, grins at the camera before he returns to his classes. the longer we live, the more we find we are like other persons. Oliver w. holmes £ ------------seniors senior board — first row, left to right: s. tuthill, I. wright; treas., r. klingeman; pres., m. dee; v. pres., s. hess. back row: I. buckhalton, b. dornbach, g. sandvig, t. olson, r. chamberlain, r. segar. not pictured: b. stack. president rich klingeman explains the details of collecting senior dues, as treasurer sara langer keeps watch over the money. senior board members greg sandvig, sally tuthill, and robin segar sit patiently while jotting tidbits down. people work with people we've got some good senior board officers this year .. the activities should be great, we've got a good trip planned, senior skip day is changed, it's a planned activity, it should be better than last year ... i wish we were doing more exciting things, but i am looking forward to the activities planned ... i think it's great and as far as the price, i don't think it's too high ... senior board is really organized this year ... they have a tough job making the senior budget, but they've got ten hard working people doing the job vice president mary dee contemplates what to suggest next. 99 well! its about time us seniors got to register first! i'm sick of fighting those underclassmen for a decent schedule — and furthermore Jeff Abramovich, Duffer : would like to become a mechanic. Stuart Ackerberg, Acky : hockey 1,2, 3, soccer 1,2,3, track 2,3, yearbook staff 3. Brian Amlee. Bonnie Amsler. Sherry Anders. Brenda Anderson: swim team 1,2,3, highsteppcrs 1,2. 100 Jerry Anderson: swim team 1,2,3,4, football 1,2,3. Mia Andrican. Annette Babcock: soph, cheerleader, n.h.s., student council; sec., yearbook; editor, badminton 1,2, band 1,2. Bonita Babcock. Sherry Bailey: worked at me donald's. Douglas Bakken, Doug : pop group, choir. Rodney Baldwin, Rod : cross country 1,2,3, ski team 1,2,3; capt., track 2,3. Richard Banyard: debate team 2,3. Kathleen Becht, Kathy : highsteppers 1,2,3; co-capl., student council 1,2. Mary Bedor, Beaner . Nancy Bender: yearbook staff 2,3, choir 1,2,3. Douglas Benjamin, Doug . seniors debbie me nelly and gayle borne talk over plans for the upcoming weekend during their lunch period. William Bevis, Bill . Karen Beyer, Banana : snowmobiles, swims, reads, travels, likes movies, plans on getting a good job. Ann Bissonette: service club. Michael Bjorkstrand: hockey 1. Julie Bohiw: track 1, badminton 2,3, plans on studying nursing at norman-dale college. Gayle Borne, Bambi : young generation 1,2,3,4, hi-hoz 1,2,3; capt., pep club 1,2, color guard 3, service club 3, choir 1,2,3,4, french club 1,2,3. Robert Brashear, Wop , Dago : astronomy, bowls, swim team 1,2,3, stage crew 1, plans on attending u of m. Peter Brunsberg. tim olson scribbles a receipt for celeste klein's senior dues, twenty one dollars is a big transaction in room 300. 102 Lisa Buckhalton: senior board. Belinda Caird: work program. Joan Caird: work program. Bart Cannon, Shark : student council 2.3, hockey 1,2,3, m.i.p. 2, baseball 1,2, 3, soccer 1,2,3,; capt., newspaper staff 2.3, school announcer 3, worked at ichobod's bar. Elizabeth Capiz: Liz : pep club 2, choir 3. Jane Carlson: n.h.s., speech team 1,2,3, debate 2, choir 1,2,3, pop group 2,3, student council 1, a.f.s. 1, swim team 3, spring play 2. Julie Carlson: cheerleading 2,3. it's munchies timel — steve, jeff, and mark contemplate quality vs. quantity in the rapidly rising prices of fritos. Ronald Chamberlain, Ron : soccer 1, 2,3; capt., basketball 1,2,3, student council 3, sr. board, stage crew. Kim Chapman: likes music and art, carry out girl at lunds. David Cherwein, Dave”: soccer 1, choir 2, pop group 2,3. MichelleComeau: work program. Steven Cornelius, Corny : football 1, 2,3, mr. blizzard, hockey 1,2,3; capt., baseball 1,2,3; capt. Mark Culhane: tennis 1,2,3, jr. kow pokes prince, hockey 1,2,3; capt., m.v.p; 2. 103 Ian Cunningham: swimming 1,2,3, track 2,3, c. country 2,3, ski club 2,3. Lori Dahl. David Daniels, Dave : pop group 1,2, 3, choir 1,2,3, basketball 1,3. Hugh Davis: stage crew, work program. Mary Dee: cheerleader 1, n.h.s., student council 3, sr. board, queen candidate, prom committee. Jody Dillon. Robert Dornbach, Bob : football 1,2; capt. 3, sr. board, wrestling 3, track 1,2, 3, student council. Diane Drummond: cheerleader 1,3, n.h.s. sec., student council 2,3, queen candidate, yearbook taff2,J,ski club 2, 3. James Du Bois, Dobee : n.h.s., newspaper staff 2,3, student council pres. 3, sec. to ptsa board 3. what could one note as being different about our senior class? the rowdiness ... you couldn't even walk by a senior lunch table without getting carrot curls in your hair .. you'd know something was wrong if you didn't see seniors running after mr. blomgren with blom-gren blom-gren trailing behind ... i'm getting broken bones from that sandwich trick the rowdiness and loudness definitly labeled our senior class as different from the others, maybe it was even one of the better marks of our class. Ben Ellefloot. after all — a little fun can't hurt, can it? Susan Eskedahl, Sue : n.h.s., badminton 2, swimming 1,2,3; capt., w club 2,3, german club 1,2,3. John Falls; ecology club 2, swimming 1, 2,3, plans on attending u of m. Carol Finsrud, Killer : n.h.s., volleyball 1,2,3; capt,, ski team 2,3; capt., track 1,2,3; capt., badminton 1. Geraldine Frey. Kirk Friedman: soccer 3, basketball 1,2, 3, tennis 1,2, newspaper 2,3, student council 1,2,3, w club 2,3. Allan Fung: soccer 3, self defense. Michael Furney, Mike : choir 2,3; pres., pop group 2,3, marryin' sam. Linda Gebhard, Pepper : hikes and horseback rides, interested in art and plans on attending art school. Timothy Gebhard. 105 Geri Geiselhart: badminton 2,3, debate 1,2, service club 3, german club 1,2,3. Eric Goldstein: football 2, soccer 3, skiing-jumping 1,2,3, baseball 3. Sarah Gorman. Steven Gustafson, Steve . James Hallenberg, Jim : cross country 1,2,3,4; capt., track 1,2,3,4, w club 2,3. here are the senior girl watchers (alias greg sandvig, dan flanagan, phil orenstein and rich klingeman). Polly checks her books before dashing to class. Marjory Hallenberg, Margie : track 1, 2,3, cross country 3. Guy Hanson: football 1, ski club 1,2,3, tennis team 1,2,3. Kahla Hanson: pep club 2, choir 3. John Harrington: football 1,2,3, wres tling 2,3; capt. Shelly Hess: highsteppers 1,2. Mary Hill. Lisa Hirshfield. the look of love is in their eyes — solemly, they await their next victim. Leslie Hoggart. Lonnie Hopkins sleepy eyed brenda check out at registration. Isabelle Huber. Valdis Inde: cross country 1,2,3; capt., basketball 1,2,3; capt., track 1,2,3, n.h.s., student council 3. Thomas Inskip, Tom : n.h.s., enjoys watching sports on t.v. Brad Johnson: worked at baskin robins and as tribune sales person, loves the outdoors. James Juntilla: swimming 1, soccer 2, work program. Michael Jurmu, Mike : likes traveling, camping, works as a baker, plans on attending u of m. Eve Kaplan: cheerleader 2,3, pep club 1,2,3, a.f.s.1. Robert Kelly. Susan Kiel, Sue : cheerleader 1,2,3, capt., basketball 2; capt., 3, track 1,2; capt., 3, junior attendant, student council 3. Debra Kilian, Debbie : golf 1,2,3, basketball 1,2. we Constance King. Christee Kissell, Chris : n.h.s., work program, plans on going into law. Celeste Klein: likes snowskiing, plans on attending u of m. Richard Klingeman, Rich , Roscoe , senior class pres., student council 3, newspaper 2,3, basketball 1,2,3; capt., part-time p.a. announcer, aud. m.c.. we awakened to the sound of our mother's scream, our college test results had arrived! after an hour of indecision, we finally aquired the courage to open the letter, a weird feeling of happy and sad hit us as we read our scores, we passed, but they weren't as high as we hoped, anyway.. it was time to get our rear in gear. after hearing that----was going to st.olafand______ was on his way to dartmouth, we sent our applications another scream from our mother, only this time because of non-acceptance from various schools, what can we say? — west high, we may be seein' you next year! Peter Klocksien, Pete”: baseball 1,2,3; capt., basketball 1, yearbook art design 3, letterman'sclub. Diana Kodner: n.h.s., band 1, choir 2, urban arts 1,2,3, minnesota youth symphony 1,2,3, st. paul civic symphony 2, 3. Jeanette Kumpula: n.h.s., likes to sew, play the piano, and be outside in the country, works part time at prudential ins., work program. hands off, andi! you know i saw him first! — i wonder who they have their eyes on this time? Mary Lambeth: likes hockey, roller skating and horseback riding, plans on going into physical therapy. Suzanne Lampson, Sue : n.h.s., swimming 1, student council 1,2,3, cheerleader 2,3, yearbook staff 2,3, homecoming queen. Andrea Landberg, Andi : yearbook 2, 3, swimming 1,2,3; capt., highsteppers 1,2,3, basketball 3,track 3. Sara Langer: senior board, student council 1, ski team 2,3, newspaper 2. Lynn Larson, Lynnie Pooh”: n.h.s., cheerleader 1,2,3, pep club 1,2. Ronald Larson, Ron”: skiing 2,3, ski club 3, likes ping pong. Paul LaRue: football 1,2,3, hockey 1,2,3, lettermans club 2. Paul Layer: likes to sing, likes to play hockey, plans on attending drake u, works at red owl. Nelson Leung: yearbook business mgr. 3, baseball 1, basketball 1, n.h.s.. James Legeros, Jim”: skiing 1,2,3, plans on entering pro circuit on freestyleskiing. Mark Lerner: football 1,2,3; capt., baseball 1,2,3, newspaper 2,3, letter-mens club, student council 2,3. Steven Locke. 110 Sandra Lotz Sandy”, Sam : band 1,2, 3, newspaper 2,3, pep club 1, choir 1,2. Linda Louden: works part time at day-ton's payroll dept., likes to make things, have fun, and do crossword puzzles. Debra Love, Debbie : n.h.s., hi-hoz 1, 2: capt., 3, pep club sec. 1,2, track, trench club 1,2,3, plans on attending u of m. Elizabeth Lynch. Kathleen Lynch, Kathy : n.h.s., choir 1,2,3, girl's football 1. Annajean Maginnis: international club 1, newspaper 2, ecology club 2,3, n.h.s.. Celeste Markley. Lauren McCormack: n.h.s., scoop jockey at baskin robbins, bowling league statistician, plans on majoring in political science. Scott McGill: swim team, plans on moving to California and joining the navy, then plans to be a veterinarian. Leslie McGinnis. Debora McNelly, McNeil : n.h.s., band 2, young generation 3, hi-hoz 3; co-capt., service club 3, pep club 2, color guard 3, choir 2,3, french club 1, 2,3, plans on attending u of m. after being together as a class for three years, there is a lot to look back on, after all, we've been through nearly everything together . the joy of success, the disappointment of defeat, sitting up studying for that ever important final exam, competing, crying, and laughing together, learning through experience, sharing our dreams, ambitions and goals.. .ah yes, our high school years have been rewarding, sometimes painful, but these memories will linger on forever, we've come a long way... • m Judy Metcalf: basketball 2. baby. Robert Meyer. Steven Miller: likes hunting, skiing, ymca softball, and waterpolo. Dana Minkler. Shelly Moe, Sam : pep club 1,2, pop group 2,3, hi hoz 1,2, track 1,2,3, likes hunting and fishing, loves horses and plans to raise them. Michael Moliter, Mike : cross country 1,2,3, track 1,2,3. Mary Morin, Pauli : work part time as a sec., likes biking, and painting, plans to live in California. Dave Morse. Mark Mueller: football 1,3, plays trumpet and piano in father's band, pop group 1,2. Mark Nammacher: tennis 1,2,3; capt., football 1,2,3, skiing 1,2, letterman's club 2. 112 It's been hectic i wouldn't trade our year for any other .. our class was well defined, we always stuck together.. fun days, fun nights.. they sure were rowdy .. and we used to think it wouldn't be fun to be the oldest!.. those senior women — wow!... the senior class activities were great.. .what will student council do without us?... finally, i could get the classes i wanted... it's been great Cheryl Nelson: likes music, reading, and art, works at daytons. Pamela Nelson, Pam : choir 1,2,3, n.h.s. Doug Ness. Deborah Nuemann: likes music, plans to be a police officer. it looks like another one of those fun filled weekends without a spare moment in between books for sara langer. Julie Nicholson. Jose Orellana: likes to motocross, bowl, and ski. Patty Orellana. James Oliver. Kim Olson, Boom-Boom : girl's football 1,2,3; capt., girl's basketball 2,3, swim team 1, band 1,2,3, choir 1,2, newspaper 2,3. Timothy Olson: football 1,2,3, basketball 1,2,3, baseball 1,2,3, student council 3, senior board, newspaper staff 3. Phillip Orenstein; Phil : baseball 1,2, 3, football 1,3. Kathleen Peluso, Kathy : works at a nursing home, plans on being a nurse. Dwight Peterson: ski team 1,2,3, soccer 1, ski club 1,2,3, band 1,2. 113 Luanne Peterson. lames Polland, Jim”: football 1,2,3, hockey 1,2,3. Susan Pontius, Suzy ; choir 2,3, pep club 1,2, student council 3; srgt. of arms, plans on attending normandale. Steven Powell: likes snowmobiling and hunting, plans on furthering his education. Darcy Powers: queen candidate. Polly Preston: girl's football 3, newspaper 3, works at rustler, plans on attending u of duluth, loves hockey. Luther Terrance Prince, Lou : football 1,2,3, hockey 1,2,3, baseball 1,2,3, works at daytons, plans on attending Wisconsin u. Craig Robinson: football 1, swimming 1,2,3. Gregory Sandvig, Greg : football 1,2, 3, basketball 1,2,3; capt., baseball 1,2,3, kowpokes kut up prince 1, student council 3, senior board. Charles Savitt, Chuck : yearbook staff 2,3, skiing 2,3, track 2, ski club, plans on attending u of m. Donald Saxum. Donna Schriever: likes hockey, football, and skiing, plans on attending normandale and going into fashion merchandising. Robin Segar: pep club 1, band 1,2, n.h.s., senior board. Cathleen Sexton, Cathy : likes clowning around, swimming, skating. Howard Shapiro, Howie : tennis 1,2, 3, interested in medicine, plans on attending u of m. Karen Smith: likes going out, enjoying herself, plans on marrying. Nancy Snustad: transfer student from fergus falls, n.h.s., likes sports, plays cello in minnesota all-state and g.t.c.y.s., plans on attending a music school. Rebecca Stack, Becky : track 2,3, highstepper 2,3, likes sewing and tennis, plans on going into fashion designing. Tamara Stack, Tammy : basketball 2, 3; co-capt., track 2,3. Debra Strandness, Debbie . Edward Summers, Ed”: newspaper 2, 3, pop group 3, black history week advisor. Michael Sweeney, Mike : tennis 1,2, 3, hockey 2,3, soccer 2,3. Clara Taylor. Eldred Taylor, Skip : likes chemistry, physics, psychology, history. Kim Thompson: pep club 1,2, hi-hoz 2, 3, international club. lames Tiggas, Jim . Gregory Torgerson, Greg : football 1. Sally Tuthill, Sassy : n.h.s.. Gary Valtinson: wrestling 2,3, football 1. Robin Virkus: likes canoeing, camping, basketball, and ping-pong. 116 Denise Waalk Dean Waldof. Cynthia Wall. Jean Wesley: badminton 2,3. debate 1, 2,3. track 23- Lisa Ann White: plans on going to the u. of m. Cynthia Wilde, Cin : likes boating, swimming, camping, and driving cabs, worked part time at blue shield and blue cross insurance. alright you guys, lets get moving, j.b. wants us at the rink by noon — hockey capt. mark culhane sure runs a strict show. we don't know what these senior guys are studying about these days, but it must be pretty good by the look on jim polland's face. Kirk Willford: band 1,2, n.h.s., news 2, 3, trucks at daytons, played rythmn and lead guitar at school dances. Angela Williams, Angie : pep club 1, 2, cheerleader 1,2,3, was on the cohs career opportunity program. 117 Jacqueline Williams, Jackie : work. Pamela Willis: black history week; fashion show, likes badminton, baseball, basketball, and art. Lisa Wright: choir 1,2,3, highsteppers 1, 2, student council 1,2, pop group 2,3, sr. board; sec., basketball 3, track 3. Luanne Wycoff. Vicky Benson: student coundil 1,2,3, sophomore and senior homecoming atiendent. Ruth Borman: tennis 3, traveled through europe for seven months during junior year, track 3. David Christensen, Dave . Robert Dahl, Bob ; band 1,2,3. Susan Davis, Dave : student council 3, yearbook staff 2,3; editor, highsteppers 1,2,3; capt. Daniel Flanagan, Dano ; hockey 1, tennis 1,2,3; canoe trip during entire summer of 74. David Hatfield: football 3, early graduate. Debra Mckinney. Jerald Moses. Joseph Palys. camera shy seniors audrey anderson laurence barber mark harden jeffrey battenberg jeffrey berg kim boike arthur bowron william breegman robin carlson timothy chaffee michael Christensen gregory collins ronald cooper scott dedon sage dorsey mary duerr robert engelbart chris engelmann sheila felder patrkk flanery kevin forss gregory fox mary gaddis peter garberg lola giefer mary guthrie John hawkins jesus hernandez linda hicks cara higgins terrence hines lonnie hopkins boris huggar jong hyun susan jacobson robert Johnson joel johnston ralph keacher Joseph kehoe jackie kenyon Janice key wayne larson rebecca laudenbach chin lee sun lee cheryl lindstrom annette lund nicholas maroudas maria mazur james mcaloon lisbeth mclachlan sandra mclaren kenneth meloy ned meyer gilbert mitchell james moorman marv mudge charlotte nantz bradley niehorster terry nunn jeffrey paulscn william perry roger pierson daniel peterson warren plaisance leonel polanco gregory rider samuel riley John roche vicki roeroy mark rosen saboohisaeed chumlong saeko kathryn st. clair robert schoenbaum kimschrobilgen timothy schwob steven shackleford kathleen shaw shannon Simonson bruce smith Charles smith lora synder kathy sowl debora stowe linda strahan scott Streeter mark Sutherland mark talberg todd teachout alganesh tekle shari toliver jane vendel ramon villega susan vogel lester Wallace victor waiter alex wasin kim weibel david weiler richard weiner roseann weiler tony wicklander ray williams tony wirta gary wirta mary woessner wayne wolfe randy wycoff ed yates 119 we remember .. . as sophom welcome week attendant vicky put the tigers in the t nk r first homecoming Tmerr olka making cheerleading d highstepper squads nior men .. dancing in th_____ oonlight good skits mr. Chambliss morning announcements, simple sophs ' greacsophomore basketball, marshall u and ba ketbjall firsK. r r A n. registration room 300 rr(ac's baxter's orange blossom raids mahfe's girl's swimming no. 1 .. varsity hockey no hall guards choir goes to Canada soph, hockey melted out Carlson's toupee .; piersori's claiss.es geometry ko highsteppers win danceline competition tinsel y'teeth wait until next year as juniors attendant sue k getting our licenses fighting seniors for schedules at registration make the cold bears whine where are the sophs? mcdonald's great basketball hockey beating s.w. in region semi-finals good parties new year's eve at levy's Watergate senior women superbowl vikes the long fuel shortage jaunty juniors rowdy football team mr. blizzard — corny and miss snowflake — niary room 300 american graffitti and the exorcist you're 16, you're beautiful, and you’re mine apple river wallabees psat's streakers in the lunchroom, in the halls this is mr. panser, please excuse the announcement wait until next year 120 as seniors queen sue I., attendants vicky andmary don't let the pioneers roll west . jax cafe senior board new registration-good schedules at last nixon's resignation a.c.t, s.a.t.'s college applications student council parly at mcdonald's mooning you've got a good job rowdy days and nights bussing daisy mae and marryin'sam senior women lose valiantly to sophs in football let's go to mcdonald's for a change mr. panser? rnr. mccoy? mr. roessel? carol wins athena award humanities . henry arena superbowl vikes . . hockey players worst blizzard since 1942 senior men (finally) . snow sculptures on football field hockey whipping s.w. 5-1 ichabod's westrums senior skip day? mcdonald's sixth hour study t-ping you'recool disappearing simulator our hearts were young the snack bar senior lunch tables backstabbers trimesters divided snack breaks the weekender senior prom senior banquet senior overnight super sophisticated sensuous seniors are stupendous!!! . graduation we finally made it! 121 juniors ___________________________L Mark Abell Roxy Allen Vicky Amlee Jim Anderly Dennis Anderson Karen Anderson Lorna Anderson Jerry Armstrong Michelle Armstrong Vicki Auer Marjorie Babcock Nani Bailly Chip Baker Peter Bakka Kevin Ballman James Baszuro Karen Becht Cathy Bender Bruce Benson cheryl offers her familier smile and people of west smile back. we the people of 76 divide and conquer Mariann Bent Mark Berman Duane Biddle Nicky Bohiw Ann Boyner Dave Brashear Lisa Britzius Leon Brown Mark Cadwell David Chee Mike Childers Tom Chorn Nancy Chu David Clark Jenny Clark judy checks it out! the career resource center is available to all interested students. Richard Clark John Connolly Bill Conroy 123 Julie Crowley Charles Cunningham Gayle Dorn Shiela Dornbach Cindy Doucette Jim Dow Brian Dworsky Ron Elvin John Curtis Toya Curtis Kathy Dahl Tim Danies Rita Dauka Bill Day Joe Delott Mike Deters Debra Engebretson Mary Farrell Tony Fedorenko Debbie Felten Leora Fisker Jeff Fox Kathy Furney Gary Gar bow we as juniors were individuals with common goals; to do our best and succeed, we took miss weslby for the first time, and liked it. we found that english was worth twice as much as math on the psat. (ain't that great!) we took fewer classes for a change, we excelled in sports; some of us on varsity teams, we won 2 bits , lifted up lunch tables, wrote on lockers and wore levi's. we were the most incredible collection of people to ever attend west. Kaye Gustafson John Haga Gean Halstead Dave Halverson Helen Halverson Mary Hamilton Carol Hanvik Dawn Harrington Steve Garcia Jeff Geisclhart Kelly Goranson Grace Gullixson William Hill Jeannie Holmes David Jackson Leslie Jacobs Tom Jenkins Ariane Johnson Carolyn Johnson David Johnson June Johnson Lori Johnston richard sees he has another good year ahead and goodrich behind. 124 lames Kangas Nancy Kaplan Doug Kellam Jim Kelly Mike Kittler Kathy Kleber Craig Knudsen Azita Kohomin A.J. Kupka Ann Landstrom Cathy Larson Kari Larson Lori Larson Lori LaRue Richard Laughlin Eileen Layer Ron Leung Joe Maltese Sherry Martin Larry McDougall Lesa Mckinney a moment between classes gives the two kathy's a chance to exchange the latest. Lorraine Metzler Arlene Miller Kevin Montgomery Grey Mooney Judy Morkrid Mickey Morrell Julie Morton Julie Murphy Lee Lillquist Debbie Lindquist John Madson Kelly Malone Mark Nicholas Cheryl Oliver Debbie Olson Victor Orellana Lanette Osell Marianne Oyaas Jack Parish Bill Parker 725 Sam Parker Paul Peck Lucy Peterson Teresa Pfeifer Pam Plaman Mitchell Pope Spencer Pope Allan Rauma Susan Rich lason Rogers Leslie Ross Patty Ruben Annie Saeed Sabbohi Saeed Elizabeth Salmon Laura Schmitz Lynne Schneider Sally Schrepher Steven Semmer Mardi Shultz it works! on a cold winter day, liz tries her hand at fixing a stalled car. Frank Simer Liz Sloan Clark Smith John Snyder Peter Stephenson Kyle Stotz Donna Stumpf Tim Sundell David Sussman Peter Tack Jeff Thompson Casey Tietz Mary Trogen Jay Tyson Jane VanDenheuvel Michelle VanCeest Debra Viox Anne Walker Janet Witz Kathy Wright Scott Wright Betty Lou Wycoff David Yates Craig Walvatne Raymond White Kerry Wicklander Jeff Williams oh well, no one minds if charlie chairs on a sit, do they? 126 Mary Adamson Kelly Griffin Yvonne Mims Denise Smith Duane Anderson Renee Gustafson Joey Moliter Thomas Smith Richard Armstrong Chris Hamilton Colleen Moran William Smith Marie Bankovics Patricia Harrigan Jane Musgrave Cindy Spence Frank Barnes Clayton Harris Pam Myogeto Kerry Spencer Mary Baron Barbara Harwood Lynn Nadeau Kim Stoffels Paul Bauer George Hastings Rory Nutting Marcenia Stone Frank Bellanger Sherrie Heath Martha Orozlo Sarah Stonick Todd Bistodeau Lorrie Heger Scott Orth Gary Story Thomas Bittner Shannon Hendren John Parker Cheryl Strandness Michael Bodine John Highfield Robert Parrish Frank Stuart Keith Boike Kim Holland Carol Parsons Mary Suess Ryan Bonesteel Jacob Homan Patrick Patterson Robert Sullivan Jeffrey Brubaker Karen Humphrey Steven Pearson James Swanson Goodrich Buckner Choong Ho Hyun David Peffer Bruce Tennison Theresa Byzewski Jo Irwin Roger Peitso William Thames Diane Cassidy Alison Jamar Ramona Perkins John Thorn Thomas Cassidy Barbara Johnson Lynn Pesma William Thrasher Lorna Chapin Judith Johnson Denise Peterson Andrea Tienan Paula Chesney Robin Johnson Diane Peterson Eric Trucker Carla Condon Diane Jolson Paul Peterson Eileen Tumulty Phillip Cross Gordon Jones Jacqueline Pope Lynn Tyler David Cummings Mark Jones Noel Quebbemann Cheryl Ungs Maxine Cults Cheryl Kissell Liz Rees Mike Wager Russell Dahl Tami Knowlton Donna Richie Cynthia Wagner Kerry Denny Kenneth Kodluboy Tom Rofuth Elizabeth Wagner Timothy Devins Kristine Kokx Mary Root Lisa Wagner Cynthia Donley Fran lafleur Prasert Sacko Nadine Walsh Kenneth Dull Jeffrey Larsen Amy Schafer Anna Warner Kenneth Ernst Charlie Larson Daniel Simonson Michael Watkins David Etshokin Wayne Lott Susan Shafer Dianne Weiss Thomas Foley Bryan Lubbers Sandra Shelley Michael Westling Aronna Fuller Catherine Martineau Barbara Shelton Tony Winkelman Michael Gilbert Durrell Mason Madeline Shelton Carol Witt John Gorman Marie Melartin Elizabeth Sikes Thomas Wright Dawn Griffin Trudy Mewszel Sandra Sims 127 Jenny Anderson Jim Anderson Mitchell Anderson Rose Anderson Sheila Anderson Shelly Anderson Jim Babcock Katie Babcock 77 steps to success at west Brad Baird David Baird Lee Baldwin Jose Bardales Sue Barnes Ann Baron Todd Battenbcrg Tom Battenbcrg Kari Beckmen Kevin Berg Richard Berg Lori Bergner Karin Birkeland Becky Blackman Chris Budel this guy discovers there is more to west than homework, his free time is spent on geometry, biology, Spanish . Kathy Blaha Lenny Bogucki 129 Leonard Boike Carolyn Bratt Ellen Briggs Ozina Brown Frank Buhman Connie Buran Larry Burgett Merchelle Burkhalter William Burleson Linda Burnette we sophomores had fun experimenting with our new found freedoms at west, we played games in 300, enjoyed open campus, and participated in extra-curricular activities, we were seen at school dances, games, and even zero hour classes, we escaped the pink passes of junior high and went on to west's famous hall Dave Carmichael Mike Cassidy Vicky Chase Mary Cherwien checks, our teachers were entertaining as well as informative, and sometimes we were too, with 1,000 word essays on why we were tardy, our class was unified in spirit and friendship. Kenny Chorn Mark Christiansen Daphenie Clark Jennifer Clement 130 Julie Clement Cindy Cornelius Chris Curry Sharon Curtis Sean Daley this year's sophomores quickly discovered the pleasant atmosphere of room 300. jim babcock finds it a great place to relax with friends. Marie Day Alexander Dean Carl Dean Dawn Daniels Holly Davis Mary Dolinich Debbie Dornbach Jacqui Dedon Wendy Dempsey Sean Denny Kelly Flanagan Nancy Flanery David Dworsky Terry Edwards Becky Engebretson Guy Engelmann Gloria Ernst Gary Fasching Bob Furney Roshawn Galle Bernadine Garbo Doug Gorsuch Julie Green megan lowne radiates enthusiasm in her new letter jacket, but now; a quiet moment. Amy Gruelich Jose Guerrero Scott Gustner Chris Hallet Anne Healy John Heinzen Tom Hennesey Melissa Hicks Kim Hinton Mary Hirshfield Tom Hobart Calvin Huggar Villis Inde Paula Inveen Kerstin Jacobs Sheila James Lynn Johnson Stephen C. Johnson Steve W. Johnson Mike Jorgenson Eric Jurmu Lucille Kanan Stephanie Karr Kathy Kelly Michael Kidd Rick Knutson Marlene Koski 131 Juliette Kumpula Rick Landberg Betsy Langer Mike Larson Joung Lee Nia Legeros Dave Miller Debbie Miller Daryl Moe Terry Moe Tim Moses Caron Murry Kathy Musgrave Robyn Myers Jayne Nadeau Bill Nicholson Barbra Niedzielski Gloria Nohrenberg Steve Nowicke David Odland Denise O'Heron Elizabeth Ohnesorge Debra Okerland Donna Oliver we made the adjustment ... more reports, more work ... getting the run around ... back to the end of the line for registration ... our class has a lot of good people .. we've got spirit there's more to do with our free time here ... opportunities ... we're trusted to use our own judgement i'm willing to do a lot more work because i'm not forced ... i like the faculty, especially brother b. ... just wait 'til next year! Karen Locke Barb Love Jerise Mahan Bob Mann Scott Metcalf Brian Mikkelson Julie Millam JoAnne Letourneau Dean Lillquist Amy Linner Joan Oliver Rick Osgood James Parker Mary Parker Roxanne Patterson Jill Perry Sylvia Peters 132 Cheri Petro Bill Phelps Cheryl Pittman Ron Polland Jon Poor Steve Porter Diane Powell Joanne Pozinski Cathy Preston Becky Preston Karen Prince Kathy Prince Sharon Reamer Dawn Reid Karen Reid Kathy Richardson Eric Rivers Helen Rivers Bob Roden Jim Roos John Rubenstein Sally Rubenstein homeward bound kelly stevens wonders how she's going to carry all of these books! James Sanigullar Amy Sarles Ray Schenck Sandy Schiebel Gwen Schlemmer Steve Schmidt Martha Schwob Matt Schwob Mark Scriven Ricky Sharp 133 Carol Skay Monica Smith Eve Sotnak Shirlec Sova Lisa Spielman Rose Stenerson Nancy Stephenson Andy Thrasher Brain Toussaint Margaret Towne Denise Tracy another day ends at west, and for people like Christine maginnis, it's always with a smile. Jim Trousdale Barney Tuttle Kelly Tyler Guy Tyson Violet Vakim Randy VanGeest Ann Waaraniemi Michelle Walsh James Welby Pat Wright Don Writenour Cindy Wukotich Kelly Stevens Julane Stolarczyk Karleen Stolarczyk Carol Strahan Ann Streitz Charmaine Stroh Ann Strot Julie Swanson Benny Taylor Eva Terrell things go better with coke! billy olson enjoys the new privileges at west. Bill White Gayle Williams Laurel Wilson Cathy Trapp David Trogen Jim Trousdale 134 Barbara Anderson Lee Fenn Michael Klatte Duwainc Reinhardt Jeffery Anderson Albert Fitch James Knowles Jacqueline Richter Mari Anderson Dwayne Ford Karla Knutson Carol Roberts Tammy Anderson Barbara Foster Kevin Korslund Thomas Roderick Damon Archer Maxine Fountain Stacey LaBlanc John Rodriguez Vance Armstrong Julie Fure Chris Lamosse Rex Rogers Julie Bailey Clinton Gale Teresa Larson Donald Ruikka Keith Barden Jorge Garcia Timothy Larson Margo Salberg Darrell Barnes Debra Geidl Linda Laurie James Sexton Ted Battenberg Robert Geiselhart Diane Lee Carol Shackelford Michael Benson Patricia Gilbert Marguerite Lee Deborah Smith Deborah Bergstron Robert Gilbertson Thomas Lindgren David Sobota Belinda Bidler Jane Gilmore Kristin Lund Cheryl Stovall John Birk Frances Gladden Christopher Lundheim Cheryl Streeter Gregory Boudreau Elizabeth Gorbunow David Lyon Jeffrey Stricbel Jeffrey Boyd Thomas Guthrie Jeffrey McMillan Jackie Strom Ruth Broers Scott Halverson Debra McParland Lance Swanson Bradley Brunner Antionette Harris Nistar Maharaj Steven Swanson Elizabeth Brovold Julie Harrington Mark Mandile Kimberly Swoboda Mary Buckley Rita Harrison Christine Maginnis Michael Talberg Becky Burk Michael Harvey James Marshall Florence Taylor Velvet Callender Kathern Hasti Lloyd Massie Ginette Thomas Patrick Carey Robert Hastings Kathleen Mee Michael Tiemann Jeffrey Carlson Morris Hawkins James Meil Lorraine Toner Alice Case Jane Helland Wayne Meyers William Transue FathiChalbi Melissa Hicks Debra Miller John Tuthill Arlain Christensen Jayne Hirmer Robert Miller Jacquelin Underwood Kellen Christensen Charles Hollenback Daniel Murphy Lester Wade George Clark Joel Homan Orla Murphy Paul Walker Dean Clemons David Honecker Phillip Norris Deborah Webb Donald Collins Richard Horman Peter Norton Bruce Wehus William Coppage David Jackson Dana Oliver September Westling Calvin Core Todd Jarvi Peter Olson Melvin West Joseph Crable Helge Johnson William Olson Collen Wheeler James Crittenden Kristine Johnson Michael Orr Daniel White Timothy Cruzen Cynthia Jones Barbara Parker Sheila White Judith Culhane Deanna Jones James Parker Michelle Wien LaMonte Cunningham Steven Jones Gail Patterson Rebecca Wilkinson Thomas Daughen- Toni Jones Lee Ann Peterson Cheryll Williams baugh Charles Juntilla Jeffrey Peterson Sheila Wisson Shannon Dee Mary Juntilla Stephen Peterson Vivian Wright Craig Ebert Elizabeth Kavl Elizabeth Pierson Richard Young Jeffrey Erickson Aaron Keith Amy Proctor Larry Yaeger Clay Fedorenko Susan Kiehn Thomas Reavis 135 ask linda and melissa about 5th northwestern's bank around the clock © (Congratulations) (Seniors) Cafe Gil) FREE PARKING U Lakft Hennepin Congratulations Class of 75 GARY'S DAIRY STORE 24th Lyndale Ave. So. also 27th Lyndale Ave. So. open 365 days a year Instant Interest Checking Accounts With Ready Reserve Savings Accounts Instant Cash 137 Stisanes o (I r •� -v ■ � T M. 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Lake St. Mon.-Thurs. 9:00 —5:00 Friday 9:00 —7:00 Saturday 9:00 — 12:00 Meet your friends at SPALLACCI 2329 Henn. Ave. So. Try and compare dining room — takeout And DELIVERY Service 374-5454 -S ere o a nd QUALITY SOUND EQUIPMENT 2325 Henn. So. 377-1772 SUPER AMERICA 2501 Hennepin M3 74-75 Juniors Came Alive! Sophs are Swell 144 CLASS OF 75 HAS MADE IT! BEST OF LUCK TO THE UNDERCLASS s. ackerberg j. anderson a. babcock d. bakken b. bevis k. becht n. bender r. borman j. bohiw b. brashear g. borne b. cannon l. capiz j. carlson j. carlson r. chamberlain d. cherwien m.culhane «. Cunningham s. Cornelius r. dahl d. daniels s. davis m. dee b. dornbach d.drummond j. dubois j. falls c. finsrud d. flanagan g. fox k. friedman m. furney g. geiselhart e. goldstein m. guihrie j. hallenberg m. hallenberg b. hansen g. hanson l. hershfield m. hill v. inde h. jones m. jurmu e. kaplan s. kiel c. klein r. klingeman p. klocksien j. kumpula a. landberg m. lambeth s. lampson l. larson r. larson p. layer j. legeros m. lerner s. lotz n. leung k. lynch d. mcnelly j. metcalf m. mueller m. nammacher p. nelson k. olson p. orenstein k. peluso d. peterson w. plaisance j. polland s. pontius t. prince c. robinson m. rosen c. savitl l. schlafer g. schlafer I. schowb r. segar h. shapiro k. shaw n. snustad k. sow I b. stack l. strom e. summers m. sweeney t. teachout g. torgerson s. tuthill g. valtinson d. waldoff j. wesley I. white k. willford a. williams l. wright e. yates ... five o'clock in the morning and the door opens, it is the day after a yearbook deadline and our kids are just getting in. how many times we have watched as they struggled to develop the perfect caption or headline, how many times we have watched them type, retype and retype the same page, by now, they are the best one finger typists around, we have learned that the preparation of a yearbook is a long, difficult, frustrating process, as parents of this year's staff, we wish to congratulate them on a job well done! Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ackerberg Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bender v. ft .. Mr. and Mrs. William Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kellam Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lampson Mr. and Mrs. Victor Leung Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Savitt Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Walker Mr. and Mrs. Stan Witz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Babcock Fred Davis Allan J. Kaplan Charles LaFleur lack Landberg Ronald Murphy Clifford Trogen Harvey Weberg Senior Index abramovich, jeffery: p. 100. ackerberg, stuart: pp. 32,34, 56,58,100. amlee, brian: p. 100. amsler, bonnie: p. 100. anders, sherrie: pp. 45,100. anderson, jerome: pp. 49,52,69,100. anderson, audrey: p. 119. anderson, brenda: pp. 67,100,107. andrican, mia: p. 100. babcock, annette: pp. 28,32, 34,39,100. babcock, bonita: p. 101. bailey, sherrie: pp. 28,101. bakken, douglas: pp. 37,101. baldwin, rodney: pp. 54,101. banyard, richard: pp. 28,30,31,101. barber, laurence: p. 119. harden, mark: p. 119. battenberg, jeffrey: p. 119. becht, kathleen: pp. 21,42,101. bedor, mary: p. 101. bender, nancy: pp. 32,101. benjamin, douglas: p. 101. benson, vicky: pp. 16,17,18, 20,118. berg, jeffrey: p. 119. bevis, william: pp. 63,102. beyer, karen: p. 102. bissonnette, ann: p. 102. bjorkstrand, michael: p. 102. bohiw, julie: p. 102. boike, kirn: p. 119. bormann, ruth: pp. 72,118. borne, gayle: pp. 19,20,37,44,47,102. bowron, arthur: p. 119. brashear, robert: pp. 68,69,102. breeggman, william: p. 119. brunsberg, peter: p. 102. bryn, halyna: p. 102. buchhalton, lisa: pp. 99,102. burney, greg: p. 119. caird, belinda: p. 102. caird, joan: p. 102. cannon, bart: pp. 33, 34, 39, 56, 57, 58, 103. capiz, elizabeth: pp. 36,73,103. carlson, jane: pp. 28,39,67,103. carlson, julie: pp. 31,41,103. carlson, robin: p. 119. cassidy, timothy: p. 103. chaffee, timothy: p. 119. chamberlain, ronald: pp. 34, 49, 56, 57, 60,99,103. chapman, kim: p. 103 cherwien, david: p. 103. Christensen, david: p. 118. Christensen, michael: p. 119. collins, gregory: p. 119. comeau, michelle: p. 103. cooper, ronald: p. 119. Cornelius, Steven: pp. 23, 38, 52, 53, 58, 103. culhane, mark: pp. 16,19, 58,103,117. Cunningham, ian: pp. 54,68,69,104. dahl, lori: p. 104. dahl, robert: pp. 35,104,118. daniels, david: pp. 37,104. davis, george: pp. 49,104. davis, susan: pp. 16, 20, 32, 34, 42, 43, 118. dedon,scott: p. 119. dee, mary: pp. 28,34,99,104. dillon, jody: p. 104. dornbach, robert: pp. 34, 52, 62, 63, 99, 104,108. dorsey,sage: p. 119. drummond, diane: pp. 28, 32, 34, 41 104. dubois, james: pp. 28,31,33,34, 39,104. duerr, mary: pp. 35,119. eggers, mark: p. 119. ekdahl, donald: p. 104. ellefloot, ben: p. 104. ellefloot, william: p. 105. engelbart, robert: p. 119. engelmann, chris: p. 119. erickson, michael: p. 105. eskedahl, susan: pp. 67,105. falls, john: pp. 28,105. felder, sheila: p. 119. finsrud, carol: pp. 28,64,70,105. flanagan, daniel: pp. 21,106,118. flanery, patrick: p. 119. forss, kevin: p. 119. fox, gregory: pp. 35,119. frey, geraldine: p. 105. friedman, kirk: pp. 33, 34, 39, 56, 60, 105. fung, siew: p. 105. furney, michael: pp. 20,35,37,105. gaddis, mary: p. 119. garberg, peter: p. 119. gebhard, timothy: p. 105. gebhard, linda: p. 105. geidl, john: p. 119. geiselhart, geri: pp. 31,36,44,106. giefer, lola: p. 119. goldstein, eric: pp. 56,64,106. gonzalez, edgar: p. 119. gorman, sarah: p. 106. gustafson, steven: p. 106. guthrie, mary: pp. 16,17,23,119. hallenberg, james: pp. 34, 54,55,106. hallenberg, marjory: pp. 54,55,106. hansen, kahla: pp. 37,106. hanson, guy: pp. 64,106. harrington, john: pp. 52,62,63,106. hatfield, david: pp. 52,118. hawkins, john; pp. 52,63,119. hernandez, jesus: pp. 56,119. hess, shelly: pp. 45,99,107. hicks, linda: pp. 45,119. higgins, cara: p. 119. hill, mary: pp, 37,107. hines, terrence: p. 119. hirshfield, lisa: p. 107. hoggatt, leslie: p. 107. hopkins, lonnie: p. 119. huber, isabelle: p. 107. huggar, boris: p. 119. hyun, jong: p. 119. inde, valdis: pp. 28,34,54,55,60,107. inskip, thomas: pp. 28,107. jacobson, susan: p. 119. johnson, bradley: p. 107. johnson, robert: p. 119. johnston, eric: p. 119. johnston, joel: p. 119. jones, herbert: pp. 56,108. juntilla, james: pp. 45,108. jurmu, michael: p. 108. kanan, katherine: p. 118. kaplan, eve: pp. 40,105,108. keacher, ralph: p. 119. kelley, robert: p. 108. kenyon, jackie: p. 119. key, janice: p. 119. kiel, sysan: pp. 23,34,41,73,108. killian,debra: p. 108. king, Constance: p. 108. kissell, christee: pp. 28,45,108. klein, celeste: pp. 102,109. klingeman, richard: pp. 33, 34, 60, 99, 106.109. klocksien, peter: pp. 16,109. kodner, diana: pp. 28,119. kopas, steven: p. 119. kuhr, Caroline: pp. 70,118. kumpula, jeanette: pp. 28,45,109. lambeth, mary: p. 109. lampson, suzanne: pp. 16,17,19, 28, 32, 34.40.109. landberg, andrea: pp. 16, 32, 42, 66, 67, 109,110. langer, sara: pp. 64,110,113. larson, lynn: pp. 28,41,110. larson, ronald: p. 110. larson, wayne: p. 119. larue, paul: pp. 52, 58,110. 148 laudenbach, rebecca: p. 119. lee, chin: p. 119. lee, sun: p. 119. legeros, james: pp. 64,110. lerner, mark: pp. 33, 34,52,110. leung, nelson: pp. 28, 32,60,110. lindstrom, cheryl: p. 119. locke, steven: pp. 28,103,110. lotz, sandra: pp. 33, 35,110. louden, linda: p. 110. love, debra: pp. 20, 28, 111. lund, annette: p. 119. lynch, elizabeth: pp. 36. 111. lynch, kathleen: pp. 28, 39, 111. maginnis, annajean: pp. 28, 39, 111. markley, celeste: p. 111. maroudas, nichoias: p. 119. mazur, maria: p. 119. mcaloon, james: p. 119. mccormack, lauren: pp. 28, 111. mcgill, scott: pp. 69, 111. mcginnis, leslie: p. 111. mckinney, debra: p. 119. mclachlan, lisbeth: p. 119. mclaren, sandra: p. 119. mcnelly, deborah: pp. 16,19, 28, 37, 44, 111. meloy, kennelh: p. 119. meyer, ned: p. 119. metcalf, judith: p. Ill miller, steven: p. 112. mitchell, gilbert: p. 119. moe, shelly: pp. 36,37,112. moliter, michael: p. 112. moorman, james: p. 119. morin, mary: p. 112. moses, jerald: p. 119. mudge, mary: p. 119. mueller, mark: p. 112. nammacher, mark: pp. 34,52,112. nantz, charlotte: p. 119 nelson, cheryl: p. 112. nelson, pamela: pp 28,36,39,112. ness, douglas: p. 113. neumann, deborah: p. 113. nichoias, julie: p. 113. niehorster, bradley: p. 119. nunn, terry: p. 119. Oliver, james: p. 113. olson, kim: pp. 33,35, 39,73,113. olson, timothy: pp. 33, 34, 39, 52,60.99, 102,113. orellana, paty: p. 113. orellana, jose: p. 113. orensiein, phillip: pp. 52,106,113. palys, joseph: pp. 28,119. paulsen, jeffrey: pp. 28, 30, 31, 34, 103, 119. peluso, kathleen: p. 113. perry, william: p. 119. pelerson, dwight: pp. 56.64,113. peterson, luanne: p. 113. pierson, roger: p. 119. plaisance, warren: pp. 35,119. polanco, leonel: pp. 56,119. polland, james: pp. 52,58,114. pomeroy, vicki: p. 119. pontius, susan: pp. 20, 34,36,113. powell, steven: p. 114. powers, darcy: p. 119. preston, polly: pp. 33, 39,106,113. prince, luther: pp. 52, 58,114. richie, deborah: p. 119. rider, gregory: pp. 56.119. riley, samuel: p. 119. robinson, craig: pp. 68,69,114. roche, john: pp. 52.119. rosen, mark: pp. 28, 54,103,119. saeed, saboohi: p. 119. saeko, chumlong: p. 119. st.clair, kathryn: p. 119. sandvig, gregory: pp. 34, 52,60, 99,106, 114. savage, kirk: pp. 28, 30,31,34,119. savitt, Charles: pp. 32,64,114. saxum, donald: p. 114. schlafer, gerald: pp. 35,114. schlafer, thomas: pp. 35,114. schoenbaum, robert: p. 119. schrievcr, donna: p. 115. schrobilgen, kim: p. 119. schwob, timothy: p. 119. segar, robin: pp. 28.99,115. sexton, cathleen: p. 115. Shackelford, steven: p. 119. sharpiro, howard: p. 115. shaw, kathleen : pp. 39,119. Simonson, shannon: p. 119. smith, bruce: p. 119. smith, Charles: p. 119. smith, karen: p. 115. snustad, nancy: p. 115. snyder, lora: p. 119. sowl, kathy: p. 119. stack, becky: pp. 42,43,99,115. stack, tamara: pp. 73,115. Stephenson, susan: p. 119. stevens, david: p. 115. stone, deborah: p. 119. story, deborah: pp. 16,115. strahan, linda: pp. 34,119. strandness, debra: p. 116. Streeter, scott: p. 119 summers, edward: pp. 33, 37,116. Sutherland, mark: p. 119. sweeney, michael: pp. 16,99,116. talberg, mark: p. 119. taylor,dara: p. 116. taylor, eldred: p. 116. teachout, todd: pp. 37,119. tekle, alganesh: p. 119. thompson, kim: pp. 19, 37,47,116. tiggas, james: p. 116. toliver, shari: p. 119. torgerson, gregory: p. 116. tuthill, sally: pp. 28,39,99,116. valtinson, gary: pp. 37,63,116. vendel, jame: p. 119. villega, ramon: p. 119. virkus, robin: p. 116. vogel, susan: pp. 28,119. waldof, dean: p. 117. wall, cynthia: p. 117. Wallace, lester: p. 119. waiter, victor: p. 119. wasin, alexander: p. 119. weibel, kim: p. 119. weiler, david: p. 119. weiner, richard: pp. 30,119. weiler, roseann: p. 119. wesley, jean: pp. 30,31,34,70,117. white, lisa: pp. 115,117, wicklander, anthony: p. 119. wilde,cynthia: p. 117. willford, kirk: pp. 28,33,39,117. williams, angela: pp. 41.117. williams, jacqueline: p. 118. williams, ray: p. 119. willis, pamela: p. 118. willias, roland : p. 119. wirta, gary: p. 119. woessner, mary: p. 119. wolf, wayne: p. 119. wright, lisa: pp. 34, 37,42,99,118. wycoff, luanne: p. 118. wycoff, randy: p. 119. yates, edward: p. 119. junior index Abell, Mark: p. 123. Adamson, Mary: p. 127. Allen, Roxanne: pp. 71,73,123. Amlee, Vicky: p. 123. Anderly, lames: pp. 52,123. Anderson, Dennis: p. 123. Anderson, Duane: p. 127. Anderson, Karen: p. 123. Anderson, Lorna: pp. 37,123. Armstrong, Jerome: pp. 35, 52,123. Armstrong, Michelle: p. 123. Armstrong, Richard: pp. 52,60,62,63, 124,127. Auer, Vicki: p. 123. Babcock, Marjorie: p. 123. Bailly, Ann: pp. 67,123. Baker, Douglas: pp. 23,52, 58,123. Bakka, Peter: p. 123. Ballman, Kevin: p. 123. Bankovics, Marie: p. 127. Barnes, Frank: p. 127. Baron, Mary: pp. 42,127. Bas uro, James: pp. 35,123. Bauer, Paul: p. 127. Becht, Karen: p. 123. Bcllanger, Frank: pp. 52, 58,127. Bender, Catherine: p. 123. Benson, Bruce: p. 123. Bentz, Mariann: pp. 32, 35,64,123. Berman, Mark: pp. 35,123. Bislodeau, Todd: p. 127. Bittner, Thomas: p. 127. Bodine, Michael: p. 127. Bohiw, Nicky: p. 123. Boike, Keith: p. 127. Bonesteel, Ryan: p. 127. Boyner, Ann: pp. 33, 35,123. Brashear, David: pp. 56,69,123. Britzius, Lisa: pp. 30, 36,123. Brown, Leon: p. 123. Brubaker, Jeffrey: p. 127. Buckner,Goodrich: pp. 124,127. Byzewski, Theresa: p. 127. Cadwell, Mark: p. 123. Cassidy, Diane: pp. 33, 38,127. Cassidy, Thomas: pp. 59,127. Chapin, Lorna: p. 127. Chee, Yu Yain: p. 123. Chesney, Paula: pp. 33,127. Childers, Michael: pp. 56,69,123. Chorn, Thomas: pp. 35,123. Chu, Nancy: p. 123. Clark, David: pp. 54,123. Clark, Jenny: pp. 41,123. Clark, Richard: pp. 54, 59,123. Condon, Carla: p. 127. Connolly, John: p. 123. Conroy. William: pp. 33, 52, 58,75,123. Cross, Phillip: p. 127. Crowley, Julie: p. 123. Cummings, David: p. 127. Cunningham. Charles: pp. 54,64,123, 126. Curtis, John: pp. 49,124. Curtis, Toya: p. 124. Cutts, Maxine: p. 127. Dahl, Kathryn: pp. 36, 124. Dahl, Russell: p. 127. Daniels, Timothy: p. 36,124. Dauka, Rita: pp. 72,124. Day, William: p. 124. Delott, Joe: p. 124. Deters, Mike: p. 124. Devins, Timothy: p. 127. Donley, Cynthia: p. 127. Dorn, Gayle: pp. 72,124. Dornbach, Sheila: pp. 23, 36, 37,124. Doucette, Cynthia: p. 124. Dow, James: pp. 37,52,124. Dull, Kenneth: pp. 59,127. Dworsky, Brian: p. 124. Elvin, Ronald: pp. 56.63,124. Engebretson, Debra: p. 124. Ernst, Kenneth: p. 127. Etshokin, David: pp. 59,127. Farrell, Mary: p. 124. Fedorenko, Tony: pp. 37,124. Felten, Debbie: p. 124. Firesteel, Lori: p. 127. Fisker, Leora: p. 124. Foley, Thomas: p. 127. Fox, Jeffrey: pp. 35,124. Fuller, Aronna: p. 127. Garbo, Gary: p. 124. Garcia, Stephen: p. 124. Geiselhart, Jeffrey: p. 124. Gilbert, Michael: p. 127. Goranson, Kelton: pp. 52, 59,124. Gorman, John: p. 127. Griffin, Dawn: p. 127. Griffin, Kelly: pp. 52,127. Gullixson, Grace: pp. 35,124. Gustafson, Kaye: pp. 67,124. Gustafson, Renee: p. 127. Haga, John: pp. 35, 58,124. Halstead, Gean: pp. 60,75,124. Halverson, David: pp. 59,124. Halverson, Helen: pp. 36,124. Hamilton, Christopher: p. 127. Hamilton, Mary: p. 124. Hanvik, Carol: pp. 16,17,73,124. -Harrigan, Patricia: p. 127. Harrington, Dawn: pp. 47,124. Harris, Clayton: pp. 36,127. Harwood, Barbara: pp. 19,127. Hastings, George: p. 127. Heath, Sherrie: p. 127. Hendren, Shannon: pp. 71,127. Highfield, John: p. 127. Hill. William: pp. 37,60,124. Holland, Kimberly: p. 127. Holmes, Jeanne: pp. 36,44, 47,124. Homan, Jacob: p. 127. Humphrey. Karen: p. 127. Hyun, Choong Ho: p. 127. Irwin, Jo: p. 127. Jackson, David: p. 124. Jacobs, Leslie: p. 124. Jamar, Alison: p. 127. Jenkins, Thomas: pp. 52, 58,124. Johnson, Ariane: p. 124. Johnson, Carolyn: pp. 36,70,124. Johnson, David: pp. 35,60,124. Johnson, Judith: p. 127. Johnson, June: p. 124. Johnson, Robin: p. 127. Johnston, Lori: p. 124. Jolson, Diane: p. 127. Jones, Gordon: p. 127. Jones, Mark: p. 127. Kangas, James: p. 125. Kaplan, Nancy: pp. 32,70,73,75,125. Kellam, Douglas: pp. 23, 32,64,125. Kelly, James: p. 125. Kissell, Cheryl: p. 127. Kittler, Michael: p. 125. Kleber, Kathaleen: pp. 71,73,125. Knowlton, Tami: p. 127. Knudsen, Craig: p. 125. Kodluboy, Kenneth: p. 127. Kohomin, Azita: p. 125. Kokx, Kristine: p. 125. Kupka, Alan: p. 125. Lafleur, Francesca: pp. 31,32, 38.127. Landstrom, Ann: pp. 38,125. Larsen, Jeffrey: p. 127. Larsen, Kim: p. 127. Larson, Catherine: p. 125. Larson, Charlie: p. 127. Larson, Kari: pp. 32,70,73, 75.125. Larson, Lori: pp. 31,70,75,125. 150 Laughlin, Richard: pp. 35,125. Layer, Eileen: p. 125. Leung, Ronnie: p. 125. Lillquist, Lee: pp. 56,63,125. Lindquist, Debra: pp. 33,64,125. Lott, Arthur: pp. 52,60,127. Lubbers, Bryan: p. 127. Madson, John: pp. 35, 52,64,65,75, 125. Malone, Kelly: pp. 23,42,67,125. Maltese, Joseph: p. 125. Martin, Sherry: p. 125. Martineau, Catherine: p. 127. Mason, Durroll: p. 127. McDougall, Larry: pp. 35, 56,62,63,75, 125. McKinney, Lisa: p. 125. Melartin, Marie: p. 127. Metzler, Lorraine: pp. 19, 38,125. Mewszel, Trudy: p. 127. Miller, Arlene: p. 125. Mims, Evon: p. 127. Moliler, Joey: p. 127. Montgomery, Kevin: p. 125. Mooney, Gregory: p. 125. Moran, Colleen: p. 127. Morkrid, Judith: pp. 64,123,125. Morrell, Michael: pp. 52, 58,125. Morton, Julie: pp. 36,74,125. Morton, Julie: p. 125. Murphy, Julianna: pp. 32,125. Musgrave, Jane: p. 127. Myogeto, Pamela: p. 127. Nadeau. Lynn: p. 127. Nammacher, Jeffrey: pp. 58, 59,125. Neil, Michael: pp. 37,125. Nelson, Corinna: pp. 71,75,125. Nelson, Terry: p. 125. Ness, Cheryl: p. 127. Ness, Jami: pp. 52,125. Newton, Leslie: pp. 66,67,125. Nicholas, Mark: pp. 52,64,125. Nutting, Rory: p. 127. Oliver, Cheryll: pp. 23,40,73,123,125. Olson, Debra: p. 125. Orellana, Miriam: p. 127. Orellana, Victor: pp. 56,125. Orozlo, Martha: p. 127. Orth, Scott: p. 127. Osell, Lanette: p. 125. Oyaas, Marianne: pp. 16,31,33, 38,125. Parish, Jack: p. 125. Parker, John: p. 127. Parker, Samuel: pp. 56,64,126. Parker, William: p. 126. Parrish, Robert: p. 127. Parsons, Carol: p. 127. Paterson, Patrick: p. 127. Perkins, Ramona: pp. 47,127. Pearson, Steven: pp. 30,127. Peck, Paul: p. 126. Peffer, David: p. 127. Peitso, Roger: p. 127. Pesina, Lynn: p. 127. Peterson, Denise: p. 127. Peterson, Diane: p. 127. Peterson, Lucy: p. 126. Peterson, Paul: p. 127. Pfeifer, Theresa: p. 126. Plaman, Pamela: p. 126. Pope, Jacqueline: p. 127. Pope, Mitchell: pp. 37,126. Pope, Spencer: p. 126. Quebbemann, Noel: p. 127. Rauma, Allan: pp. 59,126. Rees, Elizabeth: pp. 33, 34,127. Rich, Susan: p. 126. Richie, Donna: p. 127. Rofuth Thomas: p. 127. Rogers, Jason: p. 126. Root, Mary: p. 127. Ross, Leslie: p. 126. Ruben, Patricia: pp. 36,126. Saeed, Annie: p. 126. Saeed, Sabbohi: p. 126. Saeko, Prasert: p. 127. St.Clair, Patricia: p. 127. St. John, Jennifer: p. 127. Salmon, Elizabeth: p. 126. Schaefer, Amy: p. 127. Schmitz, Laura: p. 126. Schneider, Lynne: pp. 47,126. Schrepfer, Sally: p. 126. Schultz, Martha: p. 126. Semmer, Steven: pp. 16,126. Shafer, Susan: p. 127. Shelley, Sandra: p. 127. Shelton, Barbara: p. 127. Sikes, Elizabeth: pp. 42,126,12' Simer, Frank: pp. 33, 56,64,12f Simonson, Daniel: p. 127. Sims, Sandra: p. 127. Sloan, Elizabeth: pp. 36,126. Smith, Clark: p. 126. Smith, Denise: p. 127. Smith, William: p. 127. Snyder, John: p. 126. Spence, Lucinda: p. 127. Spencer, Kerry: p. 127. Stephenson, Peter: p. 126. Stoffels, Kim: p. 127. Stone, Marcenia: p. 127. Stonich, Sarah: p. 127. Story, Gary: p. 127. Stotz, Kyle: p. 126. Strandness, Cheryl: p. 127. Stuart, Frank: p. 127. Stumpf, Donna: p. 126. Suess, Mary: p. 127. Sullivan, Robert: p. 127. Sundell, Tim: p. 126. Sussman, David: p. 126. Swanson, James: p. 127. Tack, Peter: pp. 64,126. Tennison, Bruce: p. 127. Thames, William: p. 127. Thompson, Jeffrey: p. 126. Thorn, John: p. 127. Thrasher, William: p. 127. Tienan, Andrea: p. 127. Tietz, Casey: p. 126. Trogen, Mary: pp. 32, 35,40,126. Trucker, Eric: p. 127. Tumulty, Eileen: p. 127. Tyler, Lynn: pp. 21,127. Tyson, Jay: pp. 52,60,126. Ungs, Cheryl: p. 127. VanDenheuvel, Jane: p. 126. VanGeest, Michelle: pp. 37,126. Viox, Debra: p. 126. Wagar, Mike: p. 127. Wagner, Cynthia: p. 127. Wagner, Elizabeth: p. 127. Wagner, Lisa: p. 127. Walker, Anne: pp. 32, 34,126. Walsh, Nadine: p. 127. Walvatne, Craig: pp. 35, 37,52,126. Warner, Anna: p. 127. Watkini Michael: p. 127. Weiss, Dianne: p. 127. Westling, Mark: p. 127. White, Raymond: pp. 56,126. Wicklander, Kerry: pp. 49,126. Williams, Jeffrey: pp. 56,60,126. Winkelman, Tony: p. 127. Witt, Carol: p. 127. Witz, Janet: pp. 32, 36,126. Wright, Kathleen: pp. 23,36, 37,125, 126. Wright, Christopher: p. 127. Wright, Thomas: pp. 52,126. Wycoff, Bette Lou: p. 126. Yates, David: p. 126. sophomore index Abry, Tamar: p. 129. Ackerman, Charlotte: p. 129. Albitz, Abigail: pp. 36,72,129. Allen, Hilary: pp. 35,129. Alvarez, Jesus: pp. 63,129. Anderson, Barbara: p. 135. Anderson, Dayna: p. 129. Anderson, James: pp. 53,129. Anderson, Jeffery: p. 135. Anderson, Jennifer: pp. 73,129. Anderson, Mari: p. 135. Anderson, Mitchell: pp. 56, 59,129. Anderson, Rose: p. 129. Anderson, Sheila: p. 129. Anderson, Shelley: p. 129. Anderson, Tammy: p. 135. Archer, Damon: p. 135. Armstrong, Vance: p. 135. Babcock, James: pp. 64,129,130. Babcock, Kathryn: p. 129. Bailey, Julie: p. 135. Baird, Bradley: p. 129. Baird, David: pp. 69,129. Baldwin, Leland: p. 129. Bardales, Jose: pp. 19,129. Barden, Keith: p. 135. Barnes, Darrell: p. 135. Barnes, Susan: p. 129. Baron, Anne: pp. 34,42,129. Battenberg, Ted: p. 135. Battenberg, Tom: p. 129. Battenberg, Tod: p. 129. Beckmen, Kari: pp. 44,129. Benson, Michael: p. 135. Berg, Kevin: p. 129. Berg, Richard: p. 129. Bergner, Lori: p. 129. Bergstrom, Deborah: p. 135. Bidler, Belinda: p. 135. Birk, John: p. 135. Birkeland, Karin: pp. 42,129. Blackman, Rebecca: p. 129. Blaha, Kathleen: p. 129. Bogucki, Leonard: p. 129. Boike, Leonard: p. 129. Boudreau, Gregory: p. 135. Boyd, Jeffrey: pp. 53,135. Bratt, Carolyn: p. 129. Briggs, Ellen: pp. 36,130. Broers, Ruth: p. 135. Brovold, Elizabeth: p. 135. Brown, Ozina: p. 130. Brunner, Bradley: p. 135. Buran, Constance: pp. 36,37,72,130. Burgett, Larry: p. 130. Burk, Becky: p. 135. Burkhalter, Merchelle: p. 130. Burleson, William: p. 130. Burnette, Linda: p. 130. Cadwell, William: pp. 37,130. Callender, Velvet: p. 135. Cannon, Lynn: pp. 40,130. Carey, Patrick: p. 130. Carlson, Jeffrey: pp. 53,135. Carlson, Joy: pp. 18, 36,67, 40.130. Carlson, Richard: pp. 35,130. Carmichael, David: p. 130. Case, Alice: p. 135. Cassidy, Michael: pp. 59,130. Chalbi, Fathi: p. 135. Chase, Vicky: p. 130. Cherwien, Mary: p. 130. Chorn, Kenneth: pp. 35,130. Christensen, Arlain: pp. 30,135. Christensen, Kellen: p. 135. Christiansen, Mark: p. 130. Clark, Daphenie: p. 130. Clark, George: p. 135. Clement, Jennifer: p. 130. Clement, Julie: p. 130. Clemons, Dean: p. 135. Collins, Donald: pp. 6,135. Coppage, William: p. 135. Core, Calvin: pp. 53,61,135. Cornelius, Cynthia: pp. 38,40,74,130 Crable, Joseph: p. 135. Crittenden, James: pp. 53,135. Cruzen, Timothy: p. 135. Culhane, Judith: p. 135. Cunningham, LaMonte: p. 135. Curry, Christine: pp. 18,34,40,67,74, 130. Curtis, Sharon: p. 130. Daley, Sean: p. 130. Daniels, Dawn: pp. 37,130. Daughenbaugh, Thomas: pp. 69,135. Davis, Holly: p. 130. Day, Marie: p. 130. Dean, Alexander: p. 130. Dean. Karl: p. 130. Dedon, Jacquelyn: pp. 37,42,130. Dee, Shannon: p. 135. Dempsey, Wendy: p. 130. Denny, Kerry: p. 135. Denny, Sean: p. 13Q, Dolinich, Mary: p. 130. Dornbach, Deborah: pp. 42,43,130. Dworsky, David: pp. 56,62,63,131. Ebert, Craig: p. 135. Edwards, Terry: p. 131. Engebretson, Becky: p. 131. Engelmann, Guy: p. 131. Ernst, Gloria: p. 131. Fasching, Gary: p. 131. Fedorenko, Clay: p. 135. Fenn, Lee: p. 135. Flanagan, Kelly: pp. 71,131. Flanery, Nancy: pp. 67,131. Ford, Dwayne: pp. 53,135. Foster, Barbara: p. 135. Fountain, Maxine: p. 135. Fure, Julie: p. 135. Furney, Robert: pp. 37, 53,131. Gale, Clinton: p. 135. Galle, Roshawn: p. 131. Garbo, Bernadine: p. 131. Garcia, Jorge: p. 135. Geidl, Debra: p. 135. Geiselhart, Robert: p. 135. Gilbert, Patricia: p. 135. Gilbertson, Robert: p. 135. Gilmore, Jame: p. 135. Gladden, Frances: p. 135. Gorbunow, Elizabeth: p. 135. Gorsuch, Douglas: p. 131. Green, Julie: p. 131. Greulich, Amy: pp. 72,131. Guerrero, Jose: p. 131. Gustner, Scott: p. 131. Guthrie, Thomas: pp. 53,135. Hallett, Christopher: p. 131. Halverson, Scott: p. 135. Harris, Antoinette: p. 135. Harrington, Julie: p. 135. Harrison, Rita: p. 135. Harvey, Michael: p. 135. Hasti, Kathern: p. 135. Hastings, Robert: p. 135. Hawkins, Morris: pp. 53,135. Healy, Anne: pp. 42,131. Heinzen, John: p. 131. Helland, Jane: p. 131. Henderson, James: p. 135. Hennessey, Thomas: pp. 16,53,61,131, Hernandez, Alfredo: pp. 53,135. Hicks, Melissa: p. 131. Hinton, Kimberly: p. 131. Hirmer, Jayne: p. 135. Hirshfield, Mary: p. 131. Hobart. Thomas: pp. 16, 34, 53,58,131. Hollenback, Charles: p. 135. Homan, Joel: p. 135. Honecker, David: p. 135. Horman, Richard: p. 135. Huggar, Calvin: pp. 53,131. Inde.Vilis: pp. 61,75,131. Inveen, Paula: p. 131. Jackson, David: p. 135. Jacobs, Kerstin: p. 131. James, Sheila: p. 131. Jarvi, Todd: p. 135. Johnson, Helge: pp. 53,135. Johnson, Kristine: pp. 67,135. Johnson, Lynn: p. 131. Johnson, Stephen: pp. 61,131. Johnson, Steven: p. 131. Jones, Cynthia: p. 135. Jones, Deanna: p. 135. Jones, Steven: p. 135. Jones, Toni: p. 135. Jorgensen, Michael: pp. 53,131. Juntilla, Charles: pp. 59,135. Juntilla, Mary: p. 135. Jurmu, Eric: p. 131. Kanan, Lucille: p. 131. Karr, Stephanie: pp. 74,131. Kaul, Elizabeth: p. 135. Keith, Aaron: pp. 30, 35,135. Kelley, Kathy: p. 131. Kidd. Michael: pp. 16. 53.131. Kiehn, Susan: p. 135. Klatte, Michael: pp. 56,135. Knowles, James: p. 135. Knutson, Karla: p. 135. Knutson, Richard: p. 131. Korslund, Kevin: p. 135. Koski, Marlene: p. 131. Kumpula, Juliette: p. 132. LaBlanc, Stacey: p. 135. Lamosse, Chris: p. 135. 152 Landbcrg, Richard: pp. 53, 59,132. Langer, Elizabeth: pp. 64,132. Larson, Michael: p. 132. Larson, Teresa: p. 135. Larson, Timothy: p. 135. Laurie, Linda: p. 135. Lee, Diane: p. 135. Lee, Joung: p. 132. Lee, Marguerite: p. 135. Legeros, Evyenia: pp. 64,132. Letourneau, JoAnne: p. 132. Lillquist, Dean: p. 132. Lindgren, Thomas: pp. 53,63,135. Linner, Amy: pp. 18,40,132. Locke, Karen: p. 132. Love, Barbara: p. 132. Lund, Kristin: p. 135. Lundheim, Christopher: p. 135. Lyon, David: p. 135. Maginnis, Christine: pp. 66,134,135. Mahan, Jerise: p. 132. Maharaj, Nistar: p. 135. Mandile, Mark: pp. 35,135 Mann, Robert: pp. 53,132. Marshall, James: p. 135. Massie, Lloyd: p. 135. McMillan, Jeffery: pp. 61,135. McParland, Debra: p. 135. Mee, Kathleen: p. 135. Meil, James: p. 135. Metcalf, Scott: p. 132. Meyers, Wayne: p. 135. Mikkelson, Brian: p. 132. Millam, Julie: pp. 36,132. Miller, Davin: pp. 37,132. Miller, Debra: pp. 37,135. Miller, Robert: p. 135. Moe, Daryl: p. 132. Moe, Terri: p. 132. Moses, Timothy: p. 132. Murphy, Daniel: pp. 64,135. Murphy, Orla: p. 135. Murray, Caron: p. 132. Musgrave, Kathleen: p. 132. Myers, Robyne: p. 132. Nadeau, Jayne: p. 132. Nicholson, William: p. 132. Niedzielski, Barbara: p. 132. Nohrenberg, Gloria: p. 132. Norris, Phillip: p. 135. Norton, Peter: pp. 58,135. Nowicke, Stephan: p. 132. Nutting, Wendy: p. 135. Odland, David: pp. 16, 35, 53,132. O'Heron, Denise: p. 132. Ohnesorge, Elizabeth: p. 132. Okerlund. Debra: p. 132. Oliver, Dana: p. 135. Oliver, Donna: p. 132. Oliver, Joan: p. 132. Olson, Peter: p. 135. Olson, William: pp. 134,135. Orr, Michael: pp. 53,135. Osgood, Rick: p. 132. Parker, Barbara: p. 135. Parker, James: p. 135. Parker, James: pp. 30,53,56,64,132. Parker, Mary: pp. 71,73,75,132. Patterson, Gail: p. 135. Patterson, Roxanne: p. 132. Perry, Jill: p. 132. Peters, Sylvia: pp. 42,132. Peterson, Jeffrey: p. 135. Peterson, LeeAnn: p. 135. Peterson, Stephen: p. 135. Petro, Cherilynn: p. 133. Phelps, William: pp. 69,133. Pierson, Elizabeth: p. 135. Pittman, Cheryl: p. 133. Polland, Ronald: pp. 53, 59,133. Poison, Debra: p. 135. Poor, Jonathan: pp. 56,133. Porter, Steven: p. 133. Powell, Diane: p. 133. Pozinski Joanne: p. 133. Prescott, Sandra: p. 135. Preston, Cathy: p. 133. Preston, Rebecca: pp. 36,133. Prince. Karen: pp. 70,73,133. Prince, Kathy: pp. 70,73,133. Proctor, Amy: p. 135. Reamer, Sharon: p. 133. Reavis, Thomas: p. 135. Reid, Dawn: p. 133. Reid, Karen: p. 133. Reinhardt, Duwaine: p. 135. Richardson, Kathleen: p. 133. Richter, Jacqueline: p. 135. Rivers, Eric: p. 133. Rivers, Helen: p. 133. Roberts,Carol: p. 135. Roden, Robert : pp. 53,133. Roderick, Thomas: p. 135. Rodriquez, John: p. 135. Rogers, Rex: p. 135. Roos, James: pp, 35,133. Rubenstein, John: p. 133. Rubenstein, Sally: p. 133. Rueckert, Kimberly: p. 133. Ruikka, Donald: p. 135. Rust, Tom: p. 133. Sabri, Bassam: p. 135. Saeko, Chumlong: p. 133. Salberg, Margo: p. 135. Sandwick, Jill: p. 133. Sanigullar, James: p. 133. Sarles, Amy: pp. 30,44,133. Schenck, Ray: p. 133. Schiebel, Sandra: p. 133. Schlcmmer,Gwen: pp.71,75,133. Schmidt, Steven: pp. 53,58,133. Schwob, Martha: pp. 42,64,133. Schwob, Matthew: pp. 54,59.133. Scriven, Mark: pp. 64,133. Sexton, James: p. 135. Shackelford, Carol: p. 135. Sharp, Ricky: p. 134. Skay, Carol: pp. 72,134. Smith, Deborah: p. 135. Smith, Monica: p. 134. Sobota, David: p. 135. Sotnak, Evangeline: pp. 30.134. Sova, Shirlee: p. 134. Spielman, Lisa: pp. 35,47,134. Stenerson, Rose: p. 134. Stephenson, Nancy: p. 134. Stevens, Kelly: pp. 133,134. Stevens, Laurie: p. 135. Stolarczyk, Julane: p. 134. Stolarczyk, Karleen: p. 134. Stovall, Cheryl: p. 135. Strahan, Carol: p. 134. Streeter, Cheryl: p. 135. Streitz, Ann: pp. 42,134. Striebel, Jeffrey: p. 135. Stroh, Charmaine: p. 134. Strom, Jackie: p. 135. Strot, Ann: p. 134. Swanson, Julie: pp. 36,134. Swanson, Lance: p. 135. Swanson, Steven: p. 135. Swoboda, Kimberly: p. 135. Talberg, Micheal: p. 135. Taylor, Bennett: pp. 30,134. Taylor, Florence: p. 135. Terrell, Eva: pp. 36,134. Thomas, Ginette: p. 135. Thrasher, Mervin: p. 134. Tiemann, Michael: pp. 53,135. Toner, Lorraine: p. 135. Toussaint, Brian: pp. 35,134. Towne, Margaret: pp. 44,70,131,134. Tracy. Denise: p. 134. Transue, William: p. 135. Trapp, Catherine: pp. 67,134. Trogen, David: p. 134. Trousdale, James: pp, 53,59,134. Tuthill, John: p. 135. Tuttle, Barney: pp. 34,134. Tyler, Kelly: p. 134. Tyson, Guy: pp. 53,61,75.129,134. Underwood, Jacquelyn: p. 135. Vakim, Violet: p. 134. VanGeest. Randall: pp. 37,134. Virkus, Julie: p. 134. Waaraniemi, Ann: p. 134. Wade, Lester: p. 135. Walsh, Michelle: pp. 42.134. Walker, Paul: p. 135. Webb, Deborah: p.135. Wehus, Bruce: p. 135. Welby, James: pp. 30,64,134. Wessling, September: p. 135. West, Melvin: p. 135. Wheeler, Collen: p. 135. White, Daniel: pp. 53,135. White, Sheila: p. 135. White, Wiliam: p. 134. Writenour, Donald: pp. 53,59,134. Wien, Michelle: p. 135. Wilkinson, Rebecca: p. 135. Williams, Cheryll: p. 135. Williams, Gail: pp. 16,17,40,134. Wilson, Laurel: p. 134. Wilson, Sheila: p. 135. Wright, Patrick: pp. 53,134. Wright, Vivian: p. 135. Wukotich, Cynthia: pp. 42,134. Young, Richard: p. 135. Yaeger, Larry: p. 135. Budel, Christopher: p. 129. 153 they are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself and ever has it been that love knows not it's own depth until the hour of separation.. and our love would not bind you nor our needs hold you 155 special thank yous are in order for mr. hurt hedstrom, our josien yearbook company representative, haga photography, our school photographers, peter klocksien, our school artist, and mr. bruce hansen, our hesperian advisor. I I I (or those many sleepless nights and the hundreds of hours you put into the making of this annual, thanks staffers. stuart ackerberg nancy bender vicky benson mariann bent dianedrummond nancy kaplan doug kellam fran lafleur sue lampson andi landberg kari larson nelson leung Julie murphy chuck savitt mary trogen anne walker janet witz sincerely, annette babcock, sue davis co-editors