West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1976 volume:

miNNieApous pu©Lic u©«au.y West High School 28th And Hennepin Minneapolis, Minnesota Volume 67 ’ r’ijTv1 :v V'( TWHR HJv-j r.T� rj PHBf j L™ . . ! 1; 1 r J In the beginning, there is a building. Add educators and learners. Have them work together. Have them strive for common goals. Have them weep together, rejoice together. Have them become friends. In the end, there is West.. 2 We've got questions to ask. Where do freshmen actually come from? What makes a sophomore tick? Where do juniors NOT come from? Why do seniors STOP ticking in the spring? Searching for answers, we find still more questions. “Who am I? One day it occurs to us. We are individuals and we belong to West High. 3 4 See What We’ve Got... 6 Upon The Education Of The People Of This Country The Fate Of This Country Depends rrm w r i 8 11 12 What is school oriented, but a break from academics? What do clubs and groups put their afternoons and many hours of preparation into? What makes a long school day seem shorter? What are students doing when they’re dancing, performing, cheering, highstepping, organizing, holding fund raisers, laughing and having a good time? All This For An Education? The next lime anyone wants to put a West high student into a cold sweat, all they'll need to do is mention the word “registration.” How can the experience be described? It’s a feeling of panic. It’s a teacher repeating “sorry, full” to pleading students. It's tripping over freshmen and getting out of the way of seniors. It's a sigh of relief when stumbling out the door. It’s part of being a student. Counselor Nclvia Brady sums it all up! The busy rush of registration is experienced by both students and faculty. 16 Matt Schwob and Sylvia Peters enjoy some mood music. It’s a cheerleader sponsored dance, so it’s Sarah Preston’s night to really shine! They could’ve danced all night! Always First, Always Successful A dance on the second day of school? We thought that the cheerleaders had gone slap happy. But upon entering the gym, the music of “Hot Smoke” started our feet tapping. We quickly got rcaquainted with old friends and met new ones. The end of the dance came much too soon, but we left the gym with a bright outlook for the coming school year. 17 Aaron Keith has his own style. 1975-76 Homecoming Queen Cheryll Oliver 1975-76 HOMECOMING COURT — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: C. Gallc, V. Nelson. A. Baron. D. Phelps. K. Malone, M. Baron. P. Sussman. SECOND ROW: F. Price. M. Kittler, M. Swanson. Freshman Ladies in Waiting Mary Birk and Mary Swanson Red, White And Beauty Hearts were pounding with excitement as students quickly filled the brightly decorated auditorium. The coronation began. The radiant homecoming court was gracefully escorted to the red, white, and blue bicentennal stage. When the tension was alsmost unbearable, the returning queen. Sue Lampson, crowned the 1975-76 Homecoming Queen — Cheryll Oliver! A burst of applause, and a standing ovation welcomed our new queen to her throne. This thrilling beginning led to a homecoming day which will never be forgotten by proud West High. 18 Senior attendant Mary Baron with escort David Etshokin Sophomore attendant Velma Nelson with Junior attendant Anne Baron with escort Michael escort Frank Price Kittlcr Senior attendant Kelly Malone with escort David Daniels Seniors present a football farce about the Henry team. 20 School Spirit Beamed In West’s soccer team is hard to miss in the parade with Mike Childers’ notorious horn. Ladies in waiting wave gracefully at the crowds. Every Smile — “hear ye. hear ye” — “what’s a sphygmoid?” — “can I be excused from class?” — t.p.ing Henry High School — “freshmen arc fab-what?” — another box. another box — Mr. Allen to the rescue — “Is there a junior sign under those balloons?” — super sophs — fry the patties — Homecoming day. a success On the day preceding Homecoming, West High was formally invited to attend the day’s festivities, by Tom Hcnncscy and Lynn Cannon. “We'll have this gym looking great within an hour .. maybe two hours ... maybe three ... Ray. you’re such a dream ... Tense excitement radiated throughout the Cowboys’ game over Henry. Victory And Then Reflection A twinkle in the eye of Kelly Malone expresses the mood of her exciting day. Bleachers were packed with students, faculty, and alumni. The crowd was especially spirited. Horns, whistles, cheers and screams could be heard blocks away from West. The mighty cowboys burst through their traditional paper hoop and were on their way to an exciting and triumphant Homecoming game. After the game many went home to prepare for the dance. For the first time. West’s Homecoming was stag and in the boys’ gym. What a success! In a world of green, white, and mirrored snow, students danced until their feet ached and then some more. They've really got it all at West! 21 Marriage vows are read for Kathy, Anne, Jacqui, and their dates. Catch ‘Em-n-Kiss ‘Em! The Sadie Hawkins dance was a knce-slapper! A country western band set the mood for us gals to grab our guys and mosic on down to the boys gym. Strict “sheriffs” made sure we held hands, but of course, there were those blushing girls who had to kiss their boys out of “jail.” Two, four, and six bit weddings got everyone hitched up in the “biffy” by Marryin Sam and Daisy Mac. 22 Dressed real hillbilly-like. Marianne Oyaas and Doug Kcllam boogie! It’s our 1975 Marryin Sam Bill Conroy, and Daisy Mac Kelly Malone! Sheila Dornbach exclaims that she ain’t gonna let go-a-hcr date fer nuthin’! “Sheriffs” sold fritters West High style-cookies and pop. — getting up the courage to ask him! — garters, gingham and overalls — penny per pound fer the fellers — country western band, “Last Chance” — “turkey in the straw” — marriage in the “biffy”? — freckles and pigtails — “but I WAS holding his hand!” — crazy, fun and rowdy! .23 Thrills And Chills Wc sensed the excitment in the juniors a full week in advance. Posters were being hung, preparing us for Sno-Daze ’76. Miss Snowflake. Paula Inveen and Mr. Blizzard, Pete Norton snowed over the dazzling week. Olympics, sponsored by the Letterman’s club and a romp in the snow followed by hot cocoa in the lunchroom made the daze snowrific! “Sno-Daze '16 buttons were sold for the first time. They had a dual purpose: SPIRIT and admittance to the dance. The dance, held Friday night in the boys gym, brought the perfect close to this “jazzy weck •� Silvery tinseled thrones greeted Miss Snowflake. Paula Inveen and Mr. Blizzard. Pete Norton. King Kong? No. just David Baird gettin into the music! —jazzy juniors —committees —“Who's selling buttons? —our class advisors winter wonderland —numb toes, frost bitten cars —“Highsteppers in the snow? —freshmen dug the romp —buttons instead of tickets —“The Castaways! —working as a class —Sno-Daze '76 presented by 77 25 Everyone had a rompin', stompin', wet. good time in the snow! Dancing In The Moonlight After candle light dining at the elegant restaurants of Minneapolis, girls and their flames sauntered off to “The Women’s Club”. They danced on Aire” and whirled the night away. Slipping into “Mom’s fur,” and “Dad’s tophat,’’ couples left the dance reflecting on a dreamy evening. Freshmen haven’t yet learned that you hold each OTHER S hands! Swirling and twirling. Connie displays the glamour of the dance. The seductive eye of a senior woman Brass adds pi a z! Classy attire for a classy affair. Picture time! Haga photography is a familiar sight at all West dances. Highslcppcr s Ball — ladies invite gentlemen preparing weeks in advance slinky gowns — meeting our dates parents “I hardly recognized my date without his jean jacket” cocktails before the dance — “If anyone is wearing my dress. I'll just die!’ — and after the dance ... 27 Starting On A Good Note The pop group took us around the world with “Yinklc Bells by using strange accents. The choir and pop group combined for a stirring split-level chorus. The stage band showed their talents by playing AND singing. We showed our talents by clapping and sometimes dancing to the stage band’s Beer Barrel Polka. The holiday concert was topped off by the majestic music of the concert band and choir. warming us up on a winter night. The gayly decorated stage reflected the music of the concert band. Maybe stage band members Wes and Larry should try out for choir! Legs and holiday spirits were raised by the pop group. Meeting friends and having a good time at the dance was easy! Dance To The Music The gym was quiet in the beginning. Soon, however, people started dancing to the great music of “Grand Central” There were many styles of dancing, but with the encouragement of the band, EVERYBODY danced! Some wore jeans, some wore suits, but all felt comfortable. It was a fun dance with a good cause. It was held as a benefit-holiday dance for the Curtis family, whose house had recently been destroyed by fire. 29 West’s Love And Death We all wanted to know. “Who dunnit?” Surely those seniors, our friends, weren’t killers! They were performing the drama, “And Then There Were None, and doing a great job of it. We chuckled at an occasional mistake or joke; jumped at the sound of a pistol shot and racked our brains trying to discover the killer’s identity. Four shows, three different endings, and two casts, kept the crowds entertained. Did the maid do it? It looks awfully suspicious. The characters all wonder who and where the mysterious “U.N. Owens arc. With a warm embrace, Lombard consoles Vera. (Watch those hands Rick!) 30 Emily preaches to Vera on the evils of alchohol and short skirts. One of the casts proudly takes a bow after another fine performance. 1976 Senior Class Play And Then There Were None Rogers Jeff Williams Bill Conroy Mrs. Rogers Carol Hanvik I red Narracott Jay Tyson Chip Baker Vera Claythorne Julie Crowley Philip Lombard Richard Clark Anthony Marston Randy Pearson William Blorc David Ltshokin General Mackenzie Craig Wal- vatne Hmily Brent Marianne Oyaas Sir Lawrence Wargravc (Jean Halstead Ray White Dr. Armstrong Steve Garcia Director Ted Steltcn —memorizing lines —one, word, at, a, time —signing scenery before the first performance (bad luck) —keeping neckties on —learning how to knit —quick changes —emotional audiences —learning to smoke a pipe —”1 say, wizard” —controlling laughter on stage —cast party — off stage and on! 31 A bulletin board of famous black Americans was posted throughout the week. Alumnus Kevin Jenkins and O ina Brown perform an original dance. When Frank Price smiles, it doesn't matter WHAT he says! Lift Every Voice 11 was a moving week, showing the unity of all our students. We spent time reflecting on all the great contributions that blacks have made to this country. The auditorium gave us a real look at authentic black African culture through dances and spcechs. Black History Week helped us learn and grow in the understanding and fellowship. “The Way Community Center performed a variety of native dances. 32 The Black Anthem opened the afternoon auditorium. —“The Learning Tree” —“When do we gel to see the second half of the movie?” —drawing on many resources to make it all tick Black Anthem —blacks and the bicentennial —Wayne Lott's award winning speech —black power —the biggest and the best —working together to make it happen —WE can make it happen! Need Helpful Students? Then go to the National Honor Society and just ask. They sell and deliver valentines. They choose our graduation announcements. They plan something as new as a masquerade ball. They present traditions such as the Fine Arts Auditorium, and the carnations. Through all these activities, the National Honor Society serves our school, showing that communication with new people, events, and ideas is not only necessary, but fun! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — FIRST ROW. L. TO R. R.Laughlin. C.Walvainc; pres.. M.Childcrs; v.prcs.. M.Bcntz; sec.. D.Cassidy; treas., C. Wcstby; advisor. N.Qucbbcman. SECOND ROW: V.Aucr, D.Stumpf, C.Nelson, L.Lillquist. M.Cadwell, T.Chorn. G.Halstead, M.Trogcn. L.Larson, N.Kaplan. C.Hanvik. B.Conroy. K Gustafson BACK ROW: R.EIvin, R.Leung. D.Sussman, C.Smith. B.Benson. M.Oyaas. S.Semmcr, J.Murphy. R Dauka.G Dorn. C.Olivcr, M.Armstrong. K.Dahl. NOT PICTURED: V.Amice. LJacobs, T.Jenkins. C.Johnson, L.Rccs, A.Schaefer. K.Wright. S.Wright. Choosing graduation announcements is one of the jobs of NHS. Won't anyone second the motion? Craig listens to another new idea. Nancy Jenkins docs her match-winning floor-exercise with style. Art appreciation day brought West artists out into the open with paintings in the library and jewelry in the trophy case. The quiet sounds or nature are heard and imagined as Grace Gullixson plays “To Spring”. A Treasury Of Talent The first sign of spring this year was not, contrary to popular belief, the first fire drill of 1976. Spring was welcomed by the Fine Arts Auditorium, sponsored by the National Honor Society. Pastel paper flowers, spring clothing and a light, peppy program reminded us that there is more to West than plodding through snow and tough classes. Some of the performers tap danced; others sang selections from “Cabaret”. They all worked hard to polish their acts, making the program run smoothly. West should be proud of such talented people! 35 Andrea and her flute; a melodic team! Character Constitutes ’76 Council Student council was behind the scenes this year in many ways. To involve more of West’s students we brought the homecoming dance back into the school. We also had many other successful activities; such as selling buttons and organizing a dance a month. But mostly, student council helped to bridge the gap between students and the administration. Tim Jordan takes charge of the council-sponsored December dance and donation box. STUDENT COUNCIL — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: S. Peters; sec.. A. Bernard. N. Kaplan. G. Wilford. L. Larson. J. Tyson. J Roche. SECOND ROW: L. Cannon. M. Schwob. J. Nadeau. T. Jenkins. N. Bohiw. K. Klcber. A. Wyatt. C. Hobcrt. THIRD ROW: K Furncy. C. Oliver. A. Linncr. B. Ewing, T. Jordan, C. Cornelius. C. Curry. G. Tyson. BACK ROW; B. Conroy; pres.. C Baker; vice pres., treas.. I.. Tyler. C. Hanvik. F. Simcr, M. Childers, T. Hobcrt. 36 Off-council member Kari Larson reports on the student directory. Mr. Allen holds the council together with his serious attitude and helpful advice. — student voice — meetings every Wednesday, trying out every room in the building — Sylvia’s spelling of the minnutes — a bigger group with more ideas — committees within committees — decorating the gym for homecoming — putting out a student directory — Mr. Allen is always there to help 37 Student council fills the empty auditorium with new ideas. Finger Lickin’ Good One room we’ve all found helpful at one time or another is 111, the school store. Many times Mr. Haug or his student workers have rescued us with a lollipop to help us through an cnglish test, or a protractor “forgotten at home when we need it NOW for math. Always a smile and the correct change — our school store. Joanne Pozinsky and a co-worker prepare the service club table at a home game. Service With A Smile It’s half time during a home football game and our stomachs ask for snacks. We go to the service club table and eye goodies of all kinds; pop, candy and even popcorn. In addition to filling stomachs and emptying pockets, service club helps direct our confused parents at Open House. In fact, when attending an event that takes place at West, one may be sure to find members of the service club serving West. SERVICE CLUB - FIRST ROW L. TO R.: K Beckmen. K Locke. J Perry. SECOND ROW: A. Sarlcs. N. Stephenson. L. Rath. B Nicdiclski. THIRD ROW: K. Freeman. G. Peterson. S. Beckmen, K. Cassidy, BACK ROW: S. Harrison, J. Pozinski 38 DEBATE TEAM — FIRST ROW. L TO R.: N. Quebbcman. D Brashcar, J. Martin. SECOND ROW: M Haldcman. B Quebbcman. J. Bentz. A. Holt. T Smith. S Kibort. BACK ROW: J. W'clby. P Brashcar. R Hanson. NOT PICTURED: E. Sotnak. D Miller. R. Pearson. E. Kielh. L. Rose. L. Plaisance. Utilizing Resources This year our debate resolution deals with the development and allocation of scarce world resources. The affirmative teams want an international organization to be in charge. The negative teams arc of course opposed to this. To see what the world’s got to offer we sit down with Ms. Plant, our coach, until we understand the subject. Then we delve into congressional reports, current periodicals, cut and paste the information on file cards. Then early one Saturday morning we travel to a suburb, win a debate and all that work seems worth it. Sophomore John Bentz stands tall as he dcliv ers his rebuttal. 39 At Taylor's Falls, the German club proves that there's happiness m numbers. Herr Hargreaves and company on a landing at the St. Croix. Der Spass, Diversion, L,Amusement! If you are a foreign language student and you want to have fun, join a language club! Join: The Germans, an active group. They go hiking, skating and dancing. To remove hunger pangs. They annually eat at the Black Forest Inn, have picnics and Christmas-Chanukkah parties. So their minds don’t get flabby they watch German movies in GERMAN. To finance all their activities, dedicated club members sell candles. or join: The Spanish, who play Monopoly and Masterpiece in SPANISH. They also make pinatas and eat Mexican foods at Pcpito’s and La Casa Coronado. or join: The French, celebrating all American holidays under the red, white and blue flag of France. They eat candy and play bingo in FRENCH, and to pay for all those parties they sell stationary. They are also a victorious group; winning both soccer games against the German and the Spanish clubs. You mean wc have to break these when we’re finished?! 40 ETHNIC CLUB — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: D Evans. L. Chapin. J. McMillan. T. Ha ley. C. Dinkins. B. Ewing. D. Daniels. V. Nelson. R. Leung. B. Parker. SECOND ROW: M. Buck-halter. V. Vakim. A. Saccd. N. Lcgcros. D. Burris. T. Jordan. S. Prasert. R. Curtis. T. Curtis. J. Dennis. J. Brown. S Buckhaltcr. M. Vincent. D Ross. G. Garbo. T. Jones. BACK ROW: K. Wade. P. Preston. C. Jones. B. Jackson. N. Rosensicin. P. McIntyre. F. Brown. R. Johnson. Cultures Unite! What docs a culturally and ethnically diverse group of seventy students and teachers have in common? For one, they want to recognize what other cultures have done and arc doing for America. They also presented Black History Week and Native American Indian Week through auditoriums and displays. They go on fieldtrips and attend ethnic festivals. But mostly, these people learn to respect each other and share ideas. Despite Martha Schwob's shyness in looking at the camera, her smile shows she's having a great time skiing. “One-Slope” Minds Some think the ski club is a seasonal group. But we’re active all year. During the winter we ski. This year we went to Bessemer, Michigan to ski the slopes of Porcupine, Indianhead, and Powderhorn. In the spring we cry as we put our skis away. During the summer we wish it was 3(Tinstead of 90°. But it’s when school starts again that our hearts really ache for snow. Mr. Hargreaves then shows us skiing films, and we begin planning our annual ski trips. And so, ski fever continues its never-ending cycle! SKI CLUB — FIRST ROW. L. TO .: B Murray. T. Madson. K. Lundgren. D. Gross. L Rose. C. Cunningham. SECOND ROW: J. Tuthill. J. Kramer. M. Farrell. A. Linner. C. Prcmcr. D. Premer THIRD ROW: R Hanson. K. Nicholas. D Mathias. FOURTH ROW: K. Smith. K. Lundgren. M Anderson. T. Smith. J. Snyder. BACK ROW: A Hargreaves; advisor. B Phelps. D. Odland. M. Schwob. D. Lindquist. 42 LETTERMENS CLUB - FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J.Andcrly. S Parker SECOND ROW K Dahl. R.EIvin. D.Lindquist. C.Cunningham, S.Waalk. J.Witz;sec-ircas. THIRD ROW J.Armstrong. M.Armstrong. N.Kaplan. C.Baldwin. C.Curry. J.Madson. BACK ROW R.White. D.Biddlc, K.l.arson;prcs.. M.Childers;vicc-prcs.. Athletes Of All Seasons They call us the “jocks and “jockcttes of West High. We’ve worked long, hard hours to qualify for letterperson’s club. It looks as if we'll have a busy year. For junior Sno-Daze we arc sponsoring “Olympics and a snow sculpture competition. This will be one of our biggest projects. As a letterperson’s club, we will help in the advertising of athletic events. Throughout the year we will plan fun-filled activities for the club and with combined efforts, we will work as one big team. Jenny Clark: co-capt.. f.w.capi.s. Mary Trogen: f.w.s. Chcryll Oliver: co-capt.f.capl.w. We’ve Got A Lot To Cheer About Our girls in green. Those weather-proof, water-proof, stretch-proof, smile-proof girls who inevitably cheer the crowds and teams onward. Our cheerleaders don’t just cheer ... they CHEER! They cheer with red legs at chilly football games, and with red faces in the heat of summer practices. They’ll cheer with hoarse voices, and for losing teams. They cheer at pep fests, auditoriums and lunches. “They’ve got spirit, yes they do!” JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J.Carlson: w.s - G.Williams;l — C.Curry;f— L.Cannon;w — B. Prcsion;f.w — BACK ROW: A.L.inncr;f.w — C.Cornclius;f — R.Gallc: w.s. Sheila Dornbach: f.capt..w. Lynn Tyler: w. Calhy Bender: w. SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS — L. TO. R.: D.Douglass — J. Ranallo;w J. Clark;w. NOT PICTURED: K.Shcrbarth;w — B. Dow;w. S.Johnson; . FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: S. Dornbach; f — S. Preston; f. w. capt. s — L. Streitz; f. s. SECOND ROW: L. Plaisancc; w. s — S. McCormick; capt. f.w. s — BACK ROW: D. Prerner; f. s — C. Chu; w. NOT PICTURED: D. Gross; f. —summer practices on the soccer field—bugs and gnats! —separate squads — “A and “B'Tor fall, winter and spring sports —adviser Mrs. Morgan —cheering with the pep band —getting rammed by players —Jenny Clark and Chcryll Oliver, three years on the squad —we arc our own team f — fall, w — winter, s — spring 45 We’ve Got Legs! Wc arc about to perform. The memories of sore muscles, field dances for stage and palming our big “W” for hockey games, flash through our minds. The music starts and wc run on to the basketball court. Our legs do the steps automatically after all the hours of practice. As wc struggle to see through our pom poms the faces of the crowd reflect our performance. The line becomes one. and the dance is a success. Jacqui Dcdon demonstrates what happens when stretching is put off The spirit of the Highstcppcrs can be seen in the smile of Sylvia Peters. Working well together is a quality that co-captains Kelly Malone and Jami Ness have given to the line. West (jock) Highsteppers tell the athletes that they're good Looking —16 kicks —practice, practice, practice! —creating our own dances —smiles and pointed toes —captains Jamie and Kelly —overnights —fundraisers —“my hair is uncurling” —“butterflies —having fun —Highsteppers Senior Kathy Furncy takes a moment to reflect on her two years on the line. ’Quick! Were we supposed to wear the white or checked panties HIGHSTEPPERS - FIRST ROW. L TO R : K.Furncy. J.Crowley. J.Ness;co-capt. J.Mork-rid. K Gustafson. K.Malonc:co-capt..G. Dorn SECOND ROW: D.Dornbach. S.Peters. J.De-don. K Birkcand. C. Wukotich. A.Hcaly. A.Strcitz. THIRD ROW: A.Holt. T. Guthrie. A. Hirsh Held, M. Patten. S. Bailly. N. Jenkins, S. Nammacher. C. Osterberg. J. Hanvik. Steps, Twirls, Talented Girls With five new members and only one veteran member, we Hi-Hoz started off the year with initiations in St. Cloud. We can now be found every day after school twirling our flags and mastering the steps to our dances. We danced at football games, basketball games. Open House, and our best effort, the winter sports auditorium. And we practiced especially hard so we could dance to the music of the stage band. We’ll be back twirling next year! HI-HOZ — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: L. Spiclman: capt.. S. Rubinstein. BACK ROW: M. Lund. C. Schlafcr, M. White. P. Hickman. 48 Table Tennis Triumphs The scene is the lunchroom, any Monday, Thursday, or Friday after school. One hears “pings” and “pongs” as little white balls hit green tables at lightning speed. West’s first table tennis team, led by Mr. Beenken, works to perfect forehand and backhand hits and cuts, loops and drives. Matches against other Twin City teams are held at Magoo’s on Saturdays, where these polished players prove that paddle power prevails! Left-hander Henry Mhoon hits a shot that will throw his opponent off. PING PONG TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: T. Gor-such. H. Mhoon. BACK ROW: K. Vogel, E. Balcos. NOT PICTURED: D. Rigcrt. Kirk Vogel eyes his opponent as he goes in for the kill. Will it be a spinner, cut. loop, or drive? Tim Gorsuch makes the snap decision that will win the rally for him. 49 What demands a great deal of dedication? What makes us hop up and down endless numbers of stairs? What is capable of bringing both pain and glory? What makes us take hundreds of showers? What is healthy for both the mind and the body? What is an ideal way to express school spirit? What is a challenging and fun activity? What creates huge appetites? 50 SPORTS MM Cowboys Round Up The Season Most of the coaches in the city told coach McNamer that they were afraid to play us because of our explosive offense — ain’t it the truth! It’s just that they forgot to mention our aggressive defense! Captains Richard and Jay led the team with pride and skill. We can’t forget Bill either, he was the control man for most of the offensive plays which led to some great scoring. We described ourselves as “DY-NO-MITE!” Mr. McNamer described us as, “unpredictable.” VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: M. Kidd. B. Conroy. F. Bellanger, D. Baker. J. Tyson; co-capt., R. McNamer; coach, R. Armstrong; co-capt.. S. Wright. M. Morrell. Z. Patterson. J. Roche. SECOND ROW: K. Kielty; asst, coach. K. Griffin, J. Boyd. M. Jorgensen, J. Madson, M. Nicholas. C. Coggins. A. Kupa, J. Trousdale. T. Hobert. J. Armstrong. R. Sharp. J. Nefstcad; asst, coach. BACK ROW. J. Conolly; mgr., J. Marshall. A. Winne. D. Odland. L. Brown. T. Guthrie, G. Tyson. R. Mann, D. White. R. Roden. D. Writcnour. J. Roos. Not pictured: T. Jenkins. J. Andcrly. 52 Defensive Tackle. A. J. Kupka. There's action on the field when the West High Cowboys take over. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J. Stately. M. Meehan. C. Thurin. J. Diehl. R. Bccht. M. Dawson, J. Walvatnc, M. Klcbcr. J. Martin. R. Curtis. A. Mack. BACK ROW: J. Withers; asst, coach. R. Williams, M. Zosel. B. McLain. B. Carlson. K. Best. A. Wesley. L. Grate. R. Hcinzwn, G. Bloomquist. J. LaRuc. C. Sandeki. A. Wyatt. A. Jordan. D. Hansen. D. Albitz, A. Pulver, R. Pierson; coach. Chip yells: “Ready, set —” Uh. Chip. I can do that. interrupts QUARTERBACK Bill Conroy. — strange, how the players kept taking ill, once the practices got tough. — Conroy’s and Hobert’s voices cracking in the huddle. — “the Mankato game was a riot!” — “losing to Washburn was a tough break for us.” — Bill yelling, “Don’t intercept it!!” to the opposition. — Jay Tyson: “The coolest and calmest player was me.” — eating tons of onion rings at the Anchor Inn. 1975 Football Scores West 18- 6 South West 18- 8 Mankato West 12-14 Washburn West 8-14 Roosevelt West 12- 8 Henry West 6-37 Edison West 0- 8 Central West 20-22 Southwest West 20-16 North 53 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: S. Waalk, B. Fitch. W. Boliln. C. Ohnesorgc. L. Landstrom. BACK ROW: G. Bailey; co-coach. C. Baldwin. C. Gallc, D. Clark. M. Scrivan, P. Kromminga; co-coach. Not pictured: R. Clark. A typical day of practice, with team members Dave, Chris and Mark working hard. See Where We’ll Get! It all started at initiations when the veteran cross-country men dumped the newcomers in the lake — except for Chris Galle, who ended up in the mud. Practices began in early August. We hit the lakes and started to build our strength. It was a small team and we worked hard. By the end of the season, we had finished eighth in city and seventeenth in region. Better luck next year! Chris Gallc. running Lake of the Isles. 1975 Cross-Country Scores West 50-15 Southwest West 48-15 Washburn West 29-28 Central West 42-18 Henry West 42-18 South West 32-24 Roosevelt West 28-24 Edison West 36-34 North Note — lowest score wins 54 The one senior on the team, Rita Dauka (left) supervises as Connie Buran and Cathy Juntilla spin a racket for the serve. Kj GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM — FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: C. Buran, K. Vcrmcland. C. Skay, S. Bakka, M. Bacicalpo. J. Hulct; coach. SECOND ROW: M. Schwob, C. Juntilla. S. Peters. A.Gruclich, G. Dorn. R. Dauka. BACK ROW: C. Nam-machcr. A. Abitz. 1975 Girls Tennis Scores West 2-3 Southwest West 5-0 North West 0-5 Washburn West 0-5 Roosevelt West 4-1 Henry West 5-0 Central West 4-1 Edison West . 4-1 South •West 2-3 Brcck — Indicates regional scores Monica Bacicalpo displays fine form on her return. They “Love” It! They’re the tennis team. That group of goofy and hard working girls who take over the Kenwood courts every afternoon during autumn. Between matches, the team has its problems — none of them TOO serious. For example: forgetting the balls at school, eating “Wheaties , dodging puddles on the courts, avoiding gusts of wind for their skirts’ sake. etc. They have fun, yet they prove to be victorious. 55 Soccer Gets Its Kicks Since wc haven’t won our “legitimacy” as an official letter sport, we have no bussing to practices or to games. Stashing ten to fifteen guys into each car has its benefits though, ... we GET there, anyway! Once we’re there, look out! We’re wild, and we’re rowdy, but above all, we’re good! SOCCER TEAM — FIRST ROW. L TO R.: A. Erdogan. T. Phelps, F. Kim, J. Sanigullar. M Childers, P. Brashcar, SECOND ROW: A. Hargreaves; coach, J. Parker, D. Bcdorc, S. Garcia, N. Rothstcin, R. Hyun, A. Cummings, J. Babcock. BACK ROW: C. Walvatne, D. Brashcar, A. Hernandez, J. Williams, M. Klottc, R. White, M. Childers, F. Simcr; capt., R. Elvin. L. Mcdougall. S. Parker, M. Anderson. V. Orellana, D. Dworsky. 56 'WK' 1975 Soccer Scores West 2-4 Wayzata West 0-0 Johnson West 2-4 Harding West 4-1 Lindberg West 3-1 Washburn West 4-1 Eisenhower West 1-2 Johnson West 0-6 Minnehaha West 1-2 Minnetonka West 0-1 Robbinsdale West 2-3 Washburn West 2-1 Brcck Jeff Williams uses some fancy footwork. Score! West docs it again! •‘Now Mike, you've GOT to get it straight. This is soccer, NOT bowling. The traditional handshake follows every game. All part in peace. — depantsing — “too bad there were so many injuries during the season. — two broken legs in two games, (opponents’) — Groucho Marx craze — Simer, and his popping knee — bedor, and his acrobatics — “we beat Washburn 3-1, all right!” — “go, go, go, win, win, win!” 57 e doc Stale diver Chris Curr mounts the board lor a practiv Different Strokes For Different Folks Besides achieving a great third-in-city record, we had a fun season. The onc-and-a-half hour practices, six days a week, were the most memorable. We’ll never forget the songs we sang on the bus to the pools: “Let Us SWIM to the power ...” “Little Goldfish,” and This is to the Bus Driver.” At the end of the season, having competed in conference, region and state meets, we celebrated our victories with a dinner at Linda Frothingcr’s. We had a great time, and for the last time, got squirrclly and rowdy together. GIRI S SWIM TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO R k Gustafson: co-capt.. C. Cum SECOND ROW: N. Flancry. S. Clark. L. Newton; co-capt. TillKI R W | Erothinger, K. Bose, k Smith. BACK ROW: N. Stephenson, L. Gustafson. A. Whitlock. .1 Gustafson. Not Pictured I ( arnev. S Shafer, L. Whittmer. P. O’Keefe; coach. A mixed crowd t parents, spectators and immcrs, crowd the phh I stands 58 1975 Girls' Swimming Scores West 59- 36 Edison West 55- 39 South West 59- 38 Roosevelt West 66- 30 Henry West 77-119 W'ashburn West 74-128 Southwest West 63- 33 Central West Conference, 3rd, 224 Nancy Flancry's “got the power to win! Captain Kaye Gustafson intently watches her teams good work. — O’Kcefic Mussolini “We can't sing on the boys’ swim team bus” — “my first medal!” captains “Laurel and Hardy” parading around in old swimsuits at Olson — “no water polo” — boo. hiss! — you can't fit a swim team into a taxi cab — flooding Franklin's locker room team shrank is size not quality And there s the gun! I.inda Frolhingcr competes in the backstroke race. 59 Simply Splashing The starting gun goes off. The guys hit the water. Soon all that can be seen is splashing water and, an occasional water-plastered head of hair. Being slightly decreased in number, but not in spirit, the young team shows progress and works hard to achieve personal goals. Coach Hargreaves started to mold this team weeks before the season began, and with only a few veterans, the team developed into a hard working, self-disciplined group. Despite no winning meets, the team maintained good sportsmanship under the leadership of captain Mike Childers. Is there a shark in the pool? Look, mom no hands? says Bill Phelps as he dives off the starting block. Form is shown by Mike as he helps set up the flags. BOYS SWIM TEAM FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J. Farrell. A. Cummins, D. Valtinson. V. Hendrix. M. Stephenson. P Stephenson. G. Baldwin. BACK ROW: A. Hargreaves; coach. M. Daughenbaugh. D. Biddle. D. Baird. M. Childers; captain. B Phelps. C Baldwin. C. Galle. L. Landstrom. 60 It’s a race to the finish line!! —big splash! —sexy new suits —poolside warm-ups — quick starts —belly flops ... oh well ... —doing laps —sprints and turns —“real style” —Hargreaves’ whistle —leaky goggles —lack of divers —determination —showing off our biceps —Stroke! Stroke! Stroke!!!!!! 61 62 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM - FRONT ROW. L. TO R : K. Prince. D. Bjorkstrand. H. Davis. J. Clark. K. Prince. SECOND ROW: M. Towne. S. Hendrcn. C. Cornelius. C. Kaplan. M. Hallcndrung. C. Nelson. THIRD ROW: M. Daley; co-coach. K. Kleber. L. Larson. N. Kaplan; co-capt.. G. Schlemmcr. K. Larson; co-capt.. R. Allen. BACK ROW: M. Parker. G. Williams. C. Wagner. J. Martin. Pickles Do The Bump Wc’rc in the huddle at our first regional match against Washburn. We're psyched up ready to win. If we win tonight, we’ll get another crack at Southwest. We break from the huddle yelling, “1-2-3, let’s go!” or was it, “let’s win!” Oh well, Kari burps; wc’rc ready. As we line up, we reflect on all those hours of practice; serving, bumping, setting and spiking. Terrific fan support and coach encouragement saw us through the season. The team worked well together and the pain and hard work paid off. Third year member of the “Pickles”, Roxy Allen displays her perfected serve. Kathy Kleber is determined to rc-e-c-cach great heights for the team. Kaih Prince makes room for team mate Cindy Cornelius’ bump. With her mates lined up. positioned and ready to go. Margaret Townc makes the serve. Kari gets under the ball while Lori (10) and Corinna prepare for the set. — 25 serves ... “at the chairs?!” — coach Daley: “This cannot happen!” the anticipation of Klcber’s sets — hated that “follow-thc-ball” drill we had new GREEN knee pads — scrimmaging the faculty Bradach’s sprained thumb — Janet broke two jars of pickles the first night of regions great fans at region games! the drive to Daley’s house for a fondue dinner. Blizzard! — Roxy, and her “doublc-O” joke — Jami Martin, voted M.I.P. — Nancy Kaplan, voted M.V.P. up to her name. Co-coaches. Melissa Daley (left) and Joan Bradach. watch closely, along with other members of the team. 1975 Girls’ Volleyball Scores West 5-18 11-18 Henry West 18-0 18-i Central West 11-18 18 -11 18-8 Washburn West 18-3 18-10 North West 18-16 18-6 South West 7-18 18- 16 4-18 Southwest West 18-20 18-8 18-6 Edison West 18-13 18-13 Roosevelt •West 18-9 18-11 Washburn •West 15-18 6-18 Southwest Indicates regional scores 63 Dribble, Dodge, And Dunk GIRL S BASKETBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO R : M. Burkhaltcr. K Prince; co-capt.. R. Pierson; asst, coach. SECOND ROW G. Williams. T. Hazlcy. THIRD ROW; C. Hanvik. S. Clark. K. Klcbcr. K. Larson. BACK ROW: J. Bradach; coach. Nancy N. Kaplan. NOT PICTURED: R. Allen; co-capt.. C. Dinkins. K. Prince. Sophomore Taffa Hazlcy is determined not to let Ossco capture the ball. One could say that we’ve had a most interesting season. (To say the least!) Getting used to working with Mr. Pierson and vice-versa took a little time. Then there were all those new passing drills and plays we had to learn, and the infinite number of meat grinders that we did at practices. How about the different patterns of fabric that Miss Bradach made us pin inside our uniforms so we wouldn’t mix them up? This Saturday morning has been a little unusual. Today we won our first game of the season by beating Ossco in the first round of regions. Jump, jump, sky high ... Senior Roxy Allen jumps to snatch the ball. Pursued by opponents. Sue Clark anticipates her next move. 1976 Girls’ Basketball Scores West 27-45 Dc La Salle West 26-42North West 32-37 Roosevelt West 27-35Southwcst West 25-38 Edison West 23-36South West 19-51 Washburn West 37-51 Henry West 16-35North West 28-33Ccntral •West35-280sseo •Wcst3l-71 Benildc-St. Margaret’s • — indicates region games Pcrfcci form. Cindy — as usual! 1976 Gymnastics Scores GYMNASTICS TEAM SITTING. L. TO R.; C.Curry;co-capt.. M.Birk. C.Cornc-lius. N.Jcnkins;co-capt. KNEELING: K.Shifnct, S.Lomax. STANDING: J.Moyer-•.coach. (..Gustafson. J.CIrk, A.Dahlgrcn. D.Gucllc;asst.coach. CLIMBING: S.Bradlcy, L.Strcitz. C.Ostcrbcrg. S.Nammachcr. NOT PICTURED: C.Ostcrbcrg. S.Fitzmauricc. S.Dornbach. L.Ruddy;mgr.. Tumblers And Vaulters Beam “As long as no one steals my moves. I’ll help them.” Even though we’re a close team and have fun together, this is the attitudethat most of us have, for each of us is striving to achieve a unique and perfected routine. We work hard at practices, overcome our ripped up hands and beam bruises, knowing that it will toughen us up and pul us in ideal shap for WINNING meets. Nancy: poised and involved. West West West West West West West West West 65.0-40.3 65.4- 60.7 66.8-68.0 71.9- 41.7 63.9- 39.1 65.5- 69.2 69.4-74.3 69.3- 57.7 70.3- 72.1 South Henry Edison North Breck Roosevelt Washburn Central Southwest Greatest Show On Ice We're “an average hockey team.” We have two top scoring lines, the first line consists of Nammachcr, Norton, and Morrell. The second line: Conroy, Trousdale and Jenkins. Our defense men, Bellangcr, Baker and Hobcrt “kept the puck outa there. Sophomore Mike Zoscl was always prepared to be an effective replacement for both offensive and defensive linesmen. Highlighting the season was our come-from-behind victory over Edison, and our 5-0 shut-out against Roosevelt, to take second in city. We seniors realize that we’ll be a loss, but the juniors and sophomores will return as strong contenders next year. And Mr. Baxter ... “See ya!” ... And we score! The Cowboys score against arch rivals: the Southwest Indians. Again, goalie Mike Cassidy puts forth an all-out effort. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM — FIRST ROW. L. TO. R.: M.Cassidy. T.Jcnkins. T. Hobcrt. J.Trousdalc. J.Nammachcr. P.Norton.M. Morrell, S.Schmidt. BACK ROW: D.Whritcnour, M.Dowson. P. Schwob. C.Miller. T.Lainc;ass’t. coach. D.Bakcr;co-capt.. W.Conroy;co-capt., J.Baxter:coach. M.Zoscl, F.Bcllangcr. M.Schwob, S.Portcr;mgr. 66 Here come Pete Norton and company, ready to storm the ice! “Go. go. go. go, go. go. go. go. go. go. go, go. go. go. go. go. go. go. go. go!!' Frank Bcllangcr stops to pose for the shutter-bugs in the stands. Nammachcr breaks through again — straight toward another goal! —co-ed car wash —stinky bus rides —Tommy’s chin —late buses —Norton: “Let’s scrimmage’’ —Mark Dowson: “Mr. Baxter, I was thinking ...” —“Let’s Vanelli it!” (hustle it) —“Everyone outside the rink” —“Time is money!” —the Babbitt trip —trying to beat Coach Baxter at whist —“How to go!” —“Prep” Conroy’s nose and knee 1976 West Hockey Scores West 0-11 Kennedy West 0- 6 Washburn West 5- 4 Roosevelt West 5- 3 Central West 6- 6 Henry West 5- 3 Ely West 2-10 Babbitt West 4- 4 Wayzata West 3- 5 Brcck West 1-13 Southwest West 6- 4 Orono West 9- 1 North West 6- 2 Edison West 6- 3 South West 5- 3 Edison West I- 6 Southwest West 8- 1 North West 6- 8 St. Paul Murray West 5- 0 Roosevelt West 3- 9 Rochester ♦West 1- 3 Marshall-U ♦ denotes rcgionals 67 We’ve A Basket! We’ve got a team that can really hustle. We can rely on Armstrong and Whitson as our key defense men and leading scorers, along with sophomore Bill Jackson for taking outside shots. Close victories over Southwest and Washburn highlighted the season. It's a close game, as Coach Kiclty and team members await the refs decision. Cowboys smile and the patrons frown as Bill Jackson shoots his frcc-throw. Darting in. to rebound Henry’s shot, is West’s Floyd Whiton. (Wat style!) VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW. L.TO R.: M.Suthcrland. G.Tyson. W.Lott; co-capt.. J.Tyson;co-capt.. J.Carlson, F.Price. B.Jackson. SECOND ROW; K.Kiclty;coach. J.Roche. F.Whitson. R.Armstrong. J Marshall; D.Johnson. T.Daniels, J.Williams;mgr. 68 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM - FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: J.Martin. M.McKinney. J.Brown. M.KIcbcr. M.Meehan. D.Bcdorc. C.Myers. SECOND ROW.: J Whithers. B Heinzen. M.Fit mauricc. M.Vinccnt. T.Westlcy. P.Walton. D.Fcdcrly. Richard and Jay team up for a basket. 1976 Boys’ Basketball Scores West 46- 61 Bloomington- Kennedy West 62- 73 Marshall-U West 47- 53 Roosevelt West 54- 63 South West 44- 78 North West 55- 57 Minnetonka West 66- 76 Henry West 35- 90 Central West 53- 48 Washburn West 74- 63 Southwest West 63- 48 Pdisofr West 63- 59 Bloomington- Lincoln West 51- 62 Roosevelt West 63- 62 South West 41- 62 North West 62- 51 Henry West 43- 08 Central West 56- 65 Washburn West 68- 70 Southwest West 99- 00 Edison ♦West 94- 02 Nobody • indicates rcgionals Richard Armstrong slips by opponents to go in for a lay-up. —“They’re a-bunch-a ’hunks’ —fasl moves —hairy legs —“Whal a pack of hot dogs! —showing up a suburban team. (Bloomington-Lincoln) —Pep Band’s ever popular. “Beer Barrel Polka —Kiclty and those refs —The suspenseful South game 69 Battles Of The Mat If ever a team had a sense of humor, it was our wrestling team. Every day we would see the poster on Coach McNamer’s door advertising the team’s next meet. When we heard about our great wrestlers and their nick-names, we became curious. Reading on we found that West vs. U Gotta B. Kidding was that week’s match and tha the cost was “no object. We just had to see these comedians in action, so we went to the meet, sat down on the floor and watched them. And we found along with cracking jokes, they crack holds and pins as well! David, this is wrestling, not Kung Fu fighting! VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM — FRONT ROW. L. TO R : D Dworsky; capt.. B Armstrong. M. Gratz. R Curtis. C. Williams. P. Sacko. T. Leung. BACK ROW: d] Matton, S. Lopez. F. Buhman. L. McDougall; capt., L. Lillquist. J. Walvatnc. A. Bernard. J. Armstrong. R. Elvin; manager. 70 This is what happens when David wrestles! As Larry McDougal watches tensely. Roy Curtis anxiously awaits his turn. -‘‘1-2-3 wrestle!!” —the lunchroom (our gym) —“roll out the mats!!” —strcching exercises —Anderson’s demonstrations —headgear —low cut uniforms .. (all in ones) —weigh ins —anxiously waiting —thrill of victory —agony of defeat —pep talks —McNammcr’s men Lee Lilliquist wails patiently for the referee to give the signal to start. 1976 Wrestling Scores West 33-36 Holy Angels West 7-56 South West 6-57 Washburn West 6-65 Edison West 6-65 Roosevelt West 26-36 Mechanic Arts West 11-53 North West 46-24 Minnehaha Academy West 12-49 Henry West 21-39 Central West 36-21 Mpls. I.uthcrn West 42-20 Marshall University West 5-53 Southwest West 9-44 Edison (Region V tournament) 71 Downhill, All The Way . . . To State The bus pulls into the back parking lot. Downhill skiicrs load their gear. On the ride to practice they put their ticket money into Captain Doug's hat Preparing to face the cold they sing, “In Heaven there is No Beer.” Arriving at Ski-Tonka they pile out and hit the slopes. On the bus ride back, the noise level drops considerably. Many doze off to the hum of the motor, tired after a good, hard workout. VARSITY SKI TEAM FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: C.Jones, I. Rose. D.Prcmcr, D Mathais. K.Nicholas. M.Schwob. K.French. B.Murray. SECOND ROW. A.Hillingham. T.Phelps. PSussman. J.Parker. J.Bardalcs. THIRD ROW: A .Sanford. KSmith. R.Dauka. FSimer, D.Kellam. C.Sanocki. J.Babcock. BACK ROW: B.Hanscn; coach. N.Lcgcros. D.Kcllam;capt., P.Tack. K Knudsen. R.Meyers. 72 Jim really turns it on as he nears the finish line. 1976 Boys Ski Scores West 4-5 Central West 5-4 Washburn West 5-4 Hdison West 5-4 Roosevelt West 4-5 Henry West 3-6 South West 4-5 North low score wins West 1976 Boys Skiing Scores 4-5 Central West 5-4 Washburn West 5-4 Edison West 5-4 Roosevelt West 4-5 Henry West 3-6 South West 4-5 North West 1976 Girls Ski Scores 2-4 Central West 2-4 Washburn West 2-4 Edison West 2-4 Roosevelt West 2-4 Henry West 3-3 South West 2-4 North Region C Ski Meet 2-4 State Ski Meet 4-2 •low score wins CROSS COUNTRY SKI TEAM — FIRST ROW: K. Shcrbarth. I Sodcrbcrg. M Larson. A. Yates SECOND ROW: D. Gross. C. Tack. J. Madson.S. Waalk. K. Dcan.S. Bevis.C. Nelson. BACK ROW: C. Walvatnc. E. Persha; coach. G. Larson. M. Scriven. T. Kluge, coach. Waxing Winners! They wax ihcir skis all the time. They use different color waxes for different kinds of weather. They prepare for every meet by working out to the “nth” degree. Some fly down high jumps and some fly across the snow. All of them arc exhausted after competing but arc urged on to more wins. With only a few departing members and Inga Sodcrbcrg and Sue Bevis coming back for more, next years team promises to be fantastic! 73 Who shows us that learning can be fun? Who puts up with things our parents never would? Who can we turn to when we need advice? Who makes announcements over the public address system ... and then repeats them? Who loves to wear nametags? Who chaperones our dances? Who is truly young at 74 Mr. Dean Bernisen: principal. Throughout the school year I have been constantly impressed by the really great accomplishments of West students. We’ve Got What It Takes! We see them everywhere; in the lunchroom, in the halls, or in their own offices. They arc the administration. Mr. Berntsen, our new principal, brought fresh ideas to West. Our new vice-principals, Mrs. Beasley and Mr. Sager look to the one veteran, Mr. Roessel to acquaint them with the busy pace of West. Mr. Allen, our athletic director turns up helping us with just about every student activity. Working together as a team force, we find that they do a super job. Mr. Richard Allen: athletic director. I have two wishes. One. all of West athletic teams do well and that our new gym is completed soon! Such dashing young men! They're our administrators! 76 Mrs. Willarcnc Beasley: assistant principal. “Education makes one easy to lead, but difficult to drive. Easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. — many new faces — big. green nametags Mr. Berntsen’s cowboy boots — “where is Mr. Allen?” — calming the parents — leading West High — smiling, frowning — “administrators coming to athletic events is great!” — coping — receding hairlines — meetings, meetings, meetings 77 Mr. Michael Sager: assistant principal. “Be other people centered, not self-centered. We’ve Got Guidance To Give Wc arc in the counseling office In it are fellow students, each desperately waiting to sec one of West's four counselors. We arc patient because wc know that it will be worth the wait. Each of us mulls over our individual question or problem. Which colleges offer marine biology? Why can’t I transfer into cooking? We look to our counselors to help with our personal problems. We arc confident that a counselor can help. These people are concerned about us — today and in the future. Mr. Jack McDonald: “I am extremely happy to be on the West High staff. Mr. Morris Biatch: The students can be successful by communicating — and they arc doing it. Miss Sarah Moore: “We were glad to get the ninth and tenth graders settled in. 78 Mrs. Nelvia Brady: “We’re appreciative to the juniors and seniors for their help in making the opening of school a success. Women's Lib prevails; a mailwoman in the office. ATTENDANCE CLERKS: B. Peterson. M Perry OFFICE CLERKS L. TO R.: P. Bailey. P. Lieske, L. Chapin. L. Miller. M. Eastman. M. McGuire. I. Hill. Helping Hands — punch in — answering the telephone — Mr. Berntsen is busy — typing, accounting, bookwork — “Mr. Sager’s office is straight through that door” — taking dictation — more filing — “no, she’s out to lunch — being helpful — “yes, he’s here — labelling envelopes — addresses and phone numbers — taking messages — punch out 79 Ms. Mary Hoopman and Ms. Margaret O'Brien: social workers. Help Where It’s Needed The people who help make our school days easier seem to be all over. Some are down on first floor satisfying our hunger pangs, while some arc on the second floor helping us with various problems. One is bandaging us up, another is helping us with our speech while still others arc trying to keep us hushed up. On third floor they supply a place to relax and meet with friends. These many helping people make for a more pleasant school day. 80 TEACHER AIDES, L. TO R.: S. Bennett, D. Caviczcl, G. Strand. M. Cheatham. R. Orr. In Memory Of Mr. Robert Orr who served West High School for six years. “Absent in body, present in spirit. Ms. Beverly Lillquist: resource. Ms. Virginia Humphrey and Mr. Phil Formo: resource teacher and resource coordinator. the faithful ? computer in the career resource center tutoring lunch tickets — overdue books large selection of food — no talking in the library — snackbar lines — “Clean up your own mess. Your mother docs not go to this school.” 81 COOKS, L. TO R.: L. Kramer. M. Panchyschm. A. Lein. G. Mocn: mgr., J. Bcndickson. M. Lcncrs, E. Habig. Ms. Louise Androff: social studies. “I’ll get by with a little help from my friends.' America — Look It Up! When we were younger we used to think that social studies was as simple as the pioneers moving west. We were wrong. Now we explore our pasts, our environments and our minds. We find that each of us is a little nuts. We discover that the “good old days” were not that good. We study primitive man and urban problems. All these classes help us “see what we’ve got in our world.” Mr. David Bross: social studies and phy. ed. “I almost feel like a traitor coaching at South. Mr. John Bchrendl: social studies Money is a very interesting subject however it will not buy you any friends But it sure makes living with your enemies a lot easier.” Mr. Ronald Pierson: social studies. “All things considered. I'd rather be in Philadelphia.” Ms. Frances Vasiliou: English and social studies. “Learning and teaching arc two sides of the same coin. If each one will teach another one what he has learned, then knowledge will cover the earth as the waters cover the sea. Mr. Phillip Kromminga: social studies. lt s not the principle of the school, it’s the geography. 83 Mr. Sheldon Tornquist: social studies. “It took me seven years to move two blocks.” — Mr. Pierson's guilloitinc — lectures and notetaking — questioning values — political power — digestions and digressions — perfect democracy — maps — an English teacher teaching social studies? — Freud's psychoanalysis — Mr. B’s candy drawer — Animal Farm — field trips — Sinanthropus Pekinensis — more preambles Mr. Dale Holtz: social studies. I refuse to be quoted on anything, and you can quote me on that. Miss Mary Jo Boardman: social studies. “The ability to see things from a historical perspective is an essential part of a liberal education.” Mr. Eugene Persha: social studies.’Thc stampelap lasts for a pepfest. social studies classes last forever. 84 Mr. Theodore Steiten: English, dept, chairperson. “Full of sound and fury signifying ... Read, Write And Rewrite English teachers like to make students work. Right now the teachers are dittoing off worksheets and stories to keep their students busy. One asks for thirty copies of Gogol’s “The Nose.” One complains of not having enough copies of “Plato.” Someone is muttering something about more notes, and another is preparing a three page test — oh well, no one said it was going to be easy Ms. Beverly Plant: English. “Getting acquainted with new staff members and students has been a stimulating and rewarding experience. 85 Ms. Agnes Linn: English. I was especially impressed with the fine school spirit of Mr. Bruce Hansen: English. Life is a wine butt and the West students.” teachers should have the tapper.” 86 Mr. Drake Anderson: English. Yes.' Ms. Marty Wivell: English. ... for afterwards a man finds pleasure in his pains when he has suffered long and wandered long. HOMER Mr. David Beenken: English. “I haven't moved DOWN Hennepin; I have moved UP Hennepin. — everything we want to know about verbs — character analysis papers — team teaching — analytical outlines — sore hands from notetaking — reading 1400 pages for an “A” — Westby for two hours — Puritanical problems — the Greek way and the modern way but were afraid to say 87 YV � See What We’ve Done! The yearbook work room is humming with eleven busy, creative students. A deadline is drawing near and the pressure is on. They frantically search for missing copy blocks and 3-r’s. They have cut it pretty close time and again with some long, sleepless nights, but it all seems to come together in the end. They work well together, all with a common goal — to make this yearbook the best one yet. Bruce Hansen: yearbook staff advisor. HESPERIAN STAFF — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: S. Peters. B Hansen; advisor. B White. SECOND ROW: A. Sarles. N. Kaplan. M. Trogcn. THIRD ROW: D Kcllam. J. Witz. K. Larson. BACK ROW': A. Walker; co-editor, M. Bcntz; co-editor. Jose Bardales and John Rubenstein exchange article ideas during class. Joan Bradach: newspaper staff advisor. They Know The Story Ah. the hectic week of the newspaper staff! Monday, we brainstorm for articles. One of us invariably gets stuck with a 220-word article on a subject we know nothing about. We must get our stories gridded by fifth hour Thursday. Our typists gets everything typed by Friday, and we paste up. We did it — another edition of the Harbinger! Now to plan the monthly Times. 89 NEWSPAPER STAFF — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: B Engcbrcison. R Stenerson. D. Lilliquist, M Oyaas, T. Hobert. SECOND ROW: F. LaFIcur. D. Cassidy. J. Bardales, J. Rubenstein. THIRD ROW: P. Tack. P Norton. F. Simer. P. Chesney. G. Tyson. FOURTH ROW: M. Schwob. B. Conroy. C. Curry. BACK ROW: J. Tyson. D Dworsky, D. Baker. More Bells To Ring! Wc are the band, the group that spends time tuning up and playing scales because even the best musicians have to warm up. In addition to working as a full band, we have developed many small groups. Wc have ensembles. We have an ambitious jazz band that practices at 7:30 a.m. everyday. There’s the Dixieland band who practices quick, short notes, slides and squeals. Working together every day makes us feel like a family. 90 BAND — FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: M. Trogcn. K. Lockc. H. Allen. M. Parker. M. Jackson. L. Strcitz, D. Douglas. J. Ranallo, C. Harvala. L. Spielman, J. Dedon, S. Murphy. J. Berman. S. Kramer. L. Connery. S. Fitzmauris, A. Kilbride, B. Larson. SF.COND ROW. D. Yates. L. Frothingcr. C. Wilford, S. Yellowhammcr, J. Wallen. M. Bernard. P. Keith, J. Englebart, J. Roos, P. Hickman. S. Preston. G. Baldwin. The new sound proof rooms in the music department allows undisturbed practicing. STAGE BAND FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: L McDougall. W. Bolin. T. Chorn. J. Bas uro SECOND ROW: A. Yates. A Bernard. M. Berman. BACK ROW: J. Roos, R Laughlin. C. Tack. W. Hastings. J. Haga. K. Vogel. D. Kcllam. A Yates. A. Bernard. M Berman. R Myers. THIRD ROW. K. Vogel. M Mandilc. I.. McDougall. J. Bas uro. B Fitch. L Plummer. W Bolin. T. Chorn. S Harrison. C. Schlafcr. C. Metcalf. V. Hcndrix.P Walton BACK ROW. J. Rogers. B Furncy. J. Haga. B Taylor. G. Worley. W. Hastings. C. Tack. J. Roos. R. Laughlin. Mr. Thomas Keith: band. The umnvolved life is not worth living.” — “I'm glad that Band isn't zero hour this year.” — broken clarinet reeds good guy Kicth — hopeful trip this year — “they’re good-n-rowdy at the games.” — great bunch of kids — true school spirit — “charge!” 91 POP GROUP — FIRST ROW, L. TO R.: B. Furney. H. Halvorson. M Neil. A Walker. G. Halstead. J. Parish. L. Anderson.T. Daniels. S. Dornbach. B. Hill. BACK ROW: K. Bcckmen. C. Buran. R Vangecst. D. Miller, J. Poor. J. Dcdon, J. Carlson. It's rchcrsal lime for the soprano section. More Songs To Sing! The choir breaks into song. The beautiful, unified voices fill West’s auditorium. Mr. Nienaber is very much in charge as we sit back and listen to an enlightening variety of songs. Many hours of practice have been put forth in order to create a concert so well done. Mr. Robert Nienaber: choir and pop group, •‘and here’s another number!” CHOIR — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: L. Britzius. C. Cross. C. Moc, L. Thompson, C. Shmidt. S. Barnes. B. Cadwell. H. Dougherty, M. Swanson. N. Capiz, C. Jones, T. McGregor. T. Craig, R. 92 It’s Show Time! Yes, we're the pop group, the crazy bunch of sing-happy kids up in room 404. With our white boots we look like we’re straight out of the sixties but they’re a tradition. We earn money for West's music department by performing at establishments ranging from churches to luncheons. We’ve also entertained at school auditoriums. From the first day of class, we could all see that it would be another fun, rowdy pop group! Meyers, R. Stcncrson, L. Waalk. SECOND ROW: L. Sloan. M. Lund, E. Terrell, G. Ernst, M. Neil, T. Battcnberg, A. Kupka, M. Klebcr, C. Noronha, J. Ibcllc, H. Halverson. S. Hcndrcn, P. Beall, E. Layer, P. Lynch. THIRD ROW: K. Bcckmcn. D. Daniels, J. Carlson, J. Swanson, C. Buran, J. Barr. D. Miller. J. Dow, R. Furncy, J. Parish. J. Poor, L. Frothingcr, J. Ullom, A. Swanson, A. Walker. R. Nicnabcr. BACK ROW: J. Dcdon, R. Williams. S. Dornbach, P. Preston, E. Briggs. M. Townc, J. Roche. B. Hill. B. Vangccst, T. Daniels, M. Pope, B. Nicholson. G. Halstead, M. Vangccst. L. Rich. L. Anderson. 93 Wcslitc Catherine Martincau (second from right) Talent In The Arts Through the Urban Arts program, we go beyond what is offered at West. We have to travel to get to our classes, but it’s worth it. There arc unlimited courses offered, ranging anywhere from dancing, to photography, to creating wild new sounds. These classes are fun and challenging, taught by interesting people who encourage us to use our imaginations and to express ourselves through the arts. Ms. Cheryl Creccy: art. Plan for your future today.' Creativity Classes In the art classes we let our imaginations run away with our hands. The art rooms arc spacious and comfortable — we can even listen to music as we work. Creating anything from sculptures to jewelry, we find that these classes are fun and gratifying. There is certainly fun and useful material taught in the home-economics classes. Cooking, sewing and family living classes teach us everything from food budgeting to embroidery. With the help of our teachers, all the pieces and ingredients seem to come together. 9$ Math: It All Adds Up While the freshmen are studying algebra, the sophomores arc constructing angles for geometry, and the juniors are doing their adv. algebra. The seniors are racking their brains with subjects like trigonometry, math analysis, etc. ... They soon find out, though, from Miss Matsis that “They don't need to know much ‘fancy' math — as long as they can add, subtract, multiply and divide. Oh, well ... Mr. Richard McNamer: math. “Happiness is ninth graders % Mr. Carl Gustafson: math. “It clearly follows that Mr. Doug Backhaus: math. If at first you don’t succeed, you’re about like everybody else.” Mr. Richard Maxwell: math and industrial arts. Mr. Bill Anderson: math. “Every disability one has, is a tool for making others more comfortable with you. Mr. Ken Kiclty: math. — Miss Matsis’ “morning magic show” is still goin’ strong — Mr. Gustafson’s rugby shirts and Levi's — Mr. Backhaus’ daily joke-time enlightens the class hour — Mr. Anderson’s relates a story to every problem — the teachers seem to change class rooms every hour — Mr. Kielty’s methods of getting our attention — “fair enough?” 97 Mr. Terry Laine: biology. “Boy scouts motto: ‘be prepared'. It’s A Matter Of Matter Mr. James Thomas; dept, chairperson: chemistry. “Old chemists never die, they just fail to react. Mr. James Baxter: biology. “A good student body, good classes, good hockey — should add up to a really good year! We are at the science department meeting, but where arc the teachers? One is busy correcting carbon copies of student lab experiments. Another teacher is out on a field trip, collecting water samples. One is fiberglassing a shark but he will come as soon as he has put in the teeth. And last but not least, the physics teacher is setting up the apparatus for tomorrow's experiment. Who knows? Maybe someday they’ll conquer all elements of West High. Mr. Donald Paulson: physics. 98 Students enjoy the relaxed pace of the language classes. Students Accent The Subject If one spent a day in West’s language lab, one would hear a variety of sounds. Spanish students talk so fast, even a native Spaniard wouldn’t understand them. German students arc busy worrying about Mr. Hargreaves' 6 3 4 point tests, while the French try to improve their nasals. One thing that ALL the language students experience, is the chill of the language lab on cool winter mornings. Mr. Fred Oliver: French. King of the Miccs. 99 We’ll Be Mr. Vernon Sanders: phy. cd. and health. Because of their higher level of maturity,! enjoy being associated with West High students. Fine And Fit Forever Ms. Joanne Hulct: phy. cd. and health. “Tennis is a swinging sport!” As we briskly walked to the Kenwood courts for tennis class, we looked back on our years of phy. cd. and health at West. There were the first days of gym when we couldn’t figure out why we all looked so sickly. What a relief to discover it was only the lights that gave us that green tinge. We’ll never forget Mr. Sanders’ evasion of that hush-hush topic ... sex. By the time we were upperclassmen, we were used to the green faces and the informative health classes. Mr. Richard Voss: phy. cd. and health. “Happiness is a golf club.' 100 It’s a basket! — specdball — breaking fingernails and spraining thumbs playing volleyball — films in Mr. Voss’s first aid class — Mrs. Kairis asking, ‘Are you hurt, are you hurt?” — washing gym clothes every week — Ms. Hulct leaving West 101 Students enjoy bowling class at the Uptown Lancs. Lights, Camera, Action! An auditorium program is coming up so we take charge. We’re a dedicated group that works well together. We know our stage and we have mastered the use of its equipment; the lights, curtains and sound system. We construct and paint each prop used on stage. We try to make each program special with what we’ve got. No matter what group wants to perform, we’re always there to help It’s a small group, and individual effort is a must, make the program a success. Ms. Rita Curtain: business. ’l believe no student should graduate from senior high school without having had a business class to prepare them.’’ Business Is Booming! We find that the students taking business courses arc looking ahead. The clerical skills taught will come in handy after high school. Such a variety of courses arc offered! Every level of typing is available. There are “e-z courses like notetaking or, one can learn how to work the new fanglcd calculators. Whatever they choose, the students work at their own speed making for a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere. 103 Give Us The Tools . . . Our industrial arts teachers are known for their ingenuity. They can draw up plans for a house or fix a television set. They can do anything from small household repairs to shooting a close-up of someone’s teeth. With all the new classes the department offers this year, we learn a lot of useful and fun things that can help us in the future. Someone goofed, but this skillful hand will soon have it put back together again. Mr. Thomas Kluge: industrial arts. A lot of students have changed since Jefferson, and it’s for the better! 104 Mr. Robert Larson: industrial arts. Lots of current overcomes resistance!” The industrial arts students can ‘turn on’ with all the equipment that the department offers. Mr. Robert Mansion: industrial arts. And We’ll Finish The Job — we need another door on the dark room — repairing irons and toasters — designing houses — surveying Lake of the Isles — equipment from Jefferson — having geometry and calculus sure helps — what kind of welding? 105 Working To Accomplish Wc look forward to work program every day. It is a break from the regular pace of classrooms, although we receive class credit while working. By holding a job, we get the real flavor of having a career — helpful for our post high school plans. Wc also learn to have a sense of true responsibility. But most of all, the money that wc earn, always comes in handy! Wcstitcs Carolyn Johnson and Lisa Spiclman take part in the work program with Burger King. WECEP stands for Work, Experience. Career, Exploration Program. It is a program designed to help 14 and 15 year olds who find a full day of classes difficult to handle. The student has math, English and social studies classes and works half a day at such jobs as busboy, carry-out, waitress, dishwasher and other entry-level jobs. Mr. Gene Smith SHE’S got a good job! Senior Lorna Chapin, works at the local MacDonalds. Mr. Gene Smith: work program. — on the job — careers and more careers — experiencing the real world of business — planning our future — a new way to learn — class credit, experience and money, all in one! — short school day — the best of two worlds — training in — earning money for ourselves 107 Who works together as a strong unit? Who makes West High come alive? Who creates the chaos? Who creates the joy? Who 5 is well known for their tremendous pep and enthusiasm? Who is often i obnoxious and rowdy? Who has a zest for life? Who is the future? Who is H West High school all STUDENTS Secretary Mary Baron notes what's going on. Tom Chorn collects more than his share of the senior dues. Miss Bradach not only donates her room for board meetings, but also her ideas. The whole board gets together to work out senior activities. SENIOR BOARD — FIRST ROW. L. TO R.: M. Trogen. T. Chorn; vice pres., R. Elvin; pres.. R. Leung; treas., D. Lindquist. SECOND ROW: G. Dorn. L. Tyler. R. White. M. Childers. A. Walker. S. Garcia. J. Tyson. NOT PICTURED: M. Baron; see. Board Nails Senior Class Together To the joy of the seniors, the senior board kept the price of dues down, and with only a dollar deposit needed, many seniors paid early. The board members also worked hard at finding funtastic activities for the seniors, but the senior class made the final decisions. Many seniors enjoyed the senior class play, the boat ride and the free graduation robes. This really IS the best__senior board West has ever had. in Look Who We’ve Got Mark Abell. Roxanne Allen. “Roxy”: voIIcnball 2.3. basketball capt. 1.2.3. track 1.2.3. C.O H.S scholar, plans on going into medicine. Vicky Amice The first day of school, it hit us ... we arc SENIORS, ready and able to conquer anything. The pride and spirit of having finally gotten here was felt throughout our class. For two years we'd watched seniors storm the halls and live it up — now it was our turn. We attended our “senior only classes, humanities, government and psychology, prepared for good hard work ... then, that deadly and contagious disease set in ... “semoritis! Sam shows how seniors lead the way in everything, even in signing up for the directory. James Andcrly. rAndic football 1.2.3. baseball 1.2.3. German club 1.2. wrestling 3. plans on going to college. Dennis Anderson: tennis I. stockman at l.unds. plans on going to the U. of M. Karen Anderson: “Pill”: likes swimming, snowmobiling. plans on getting married and taking care of retarded kids. 1 orna Anderson highstepper 1. pop group 2 vice pres 3. urban arts I. ski club I. 3 Jerome Armstrong. Slammer”, football 2.3. wrestling 1.2.3.4. track 2.3. W club, likes hunting plans on going to college � W Michelle Armstrong: track 1.2. N.H.S., band 1.3. W club 1.2.3, likes sports and the outdoors, plans on going to college. Richard Armstrong. Ricky : football 1.2. . M.V.P. and capt.3. basketball 2.3. student council, likes relaxing, plans to go to college. Vicki Auer: N.H.S., likes bike riding and spending summers up north, plans to go to St. Cloud State College. Marjorie Babcock. Mudgic : likes art. music, sports, plans to go to the U. of M. Nani Bailly: swimming 1.2. broomball 1.2.3. coach. Lacrosse 2.3. Doug Baker. “Chip : football I.2.M.V.L.3, hockey 1.2.3, baseball 1.2,3. Mr. Blizzard, newspaper 2.3. student council vice pres. 3. Peter Bakka: likes hunting, skiing and snowmobiling, plans to go into farming. Frank Barnes. Mary Baron: highstepper 1.2. student council 1,2.3. senior board sec., sophomore homecoming attendant, senior homecoming attendent, plans on going to college. James Bas uro. Karen Bccht: highstepper I. swimming I. likes water and snow skiing, plans on doing some work with SLP children. 113 Frank Bcllangcr. Catherine Bender. “Cathy : vanity hockey cheerleader 3. Mariann Bentz: ski team 2.3. French club 1.2. German club 3. band 1.2. yearbook 2. co-editor 3. N.H.S. sec., loves languages and journalism. Mark Berman: band 1.2.3. stage band 2.3. golf 2.3. Greater Twin Cities Symphonies 2. Nicky Bohiw: student council 3. enjoys sewing, camping and people, plans on a career in nursing. Keith Boikc. Ann Boyner: volleyball I. newspaper 2. worked at B. Dalton Bookstore, plans to go on to school, possibly in Mexico. David Brashcar. Lisa Britzius: choir 1.2. pres. 3. novice debate 2. likes to sing and act. would like to attend Bible College. Yvonne Buford. “Blue”: pres, of S A C. at W.O.C., likes acting, music, tailoring, plans to become a lawyer. Mark Cadwell. “Caddie : N.H.S., likes outdoor activities, worked at Snyders, plans to go to college. Diane Cassidy: choir I. newspaper 2.3. N.H.S. tres.. German club 1.2.3. Has 'senioritis' struck John so badly that he wants to jump? 114 David Chcc Paula Choney newspaper 2,3. worked al Metropolitan Medical Center, plans on going to school. Roger M Childers . “Mike : football I. soccer 2.3. baseball I. swimming 1.2. capt. 3. student council 3. senior board. N.H.S. vice pres.. N.M.S. semi-finalist, attending I S VA. Thomas Chorn, ''Killer : student council 2. N II S.. senior board vice pres., band 1.2.3. stage band 1.2.3. band council 3. task force committees, likes music, math and science. Nancy Chu Choo-Choo - Urban Arts 2. worked at Dayton's, like biking, skiing and travelling, plans to go to the U. of M David Clark. Jenny Clark: cheerleader l.2.capt 3. likes writing letters. Richard Clark. Wizard : football I. cross country 2.3. skiing 2.3. baseball I. track 3. likes the aromas of fall, would like to go to Westpoint and into medicine. John Connolly: baseball 1.2.3. football mgr. 3. coaches basketball in the winter, plans on going to Drake University. William Conroy. Prep , football 1.2.3. hockey 1,2.3. track 1.2.3. N.ITS., student council l.2.prcs.3, newspaper 2.3. 115 Julia Crowley. Red : highstepper 3. worked at McDonalds, went to France with foreign language trip, plans to go to the U. of M Charles Cunningham. Chuck : skiing 1.2.3.4. cross country 2.3. ski club 1.2.3. loves music, cars and skiing. John Curtis. Toya Curtis. “Toy-Toy : likes to bowl, plans to get married, go to college and continue working. Kathryn Dahl. Kathy : badminton 2.3. choir 1,2, N.H.S., plans on going to Norma ndalc. Tim Daniels: hockey I. basketball 3. likes all sports, plans to go to college. The Class With Class They seem lo move West with their enthusiasm and spirit. They arc different from the rest. They have a certain power of influence on the school. They are a combination of rowdiness and sophistication. They all do their own thing, yet they unite together as a class. They are the SENIORS of West High School. Mary proves that it’s the toothpaste with 'sen appeal' Rita Dauka: tennis 2.3. ski team 2.3. ski club 1.3. badminton I. N.H.S., German club 1,2.3, likes the outdoors, plans on going to college. Bill Day: tennis 3. stage crew 2.3. plans on going into the Army. Timothy Devins. 116 Cynthia Donley. “Cindy : work program 2.3. likes all sports, plans on getting a job after the summer is over. Cindy Doucette, “Truck Driver”: likes parties in the woods, plans to travel. Jim Dow: baseball 1,2,3, football 1,2, basketball I. choir I, would like to play college baseball. Brian Dworsky: football 1. hockey I. worked at Bakers, likes sports, plans to go to Madison or the U. of M. Really Frank, it's only ten more minutes 'till lunch!' Dave F.tshokin. Ronald Elvin. “Ron . “El”, Plowjock : soccer 1,2,3. wrestling I.mgr.2.3. N.H.S.. senior board pres., explorer program in architecture, plans to go to the U. of M. Debra Engebretson. Debbie”: likes cheese dorilocs. plans on getting married, secret ambition is to own Red Barn. Mary Farrell. “Mini : cheerleader I. plans to Gayle Dorn: tennis 2.3. badminton 1.2, high-stepper 3, senior board. N.H.S., Daiscy Mae candidate. Sheila Dornbach. “Sheba : cheerleader 1. capt basketball 3. choir 1.2.3, pop group 2, sec.3. likes art. plans to attend art school. Lcora Fiskcr. Lee : enjoys camping, (raveling, and snowshoeing, plans to learn how to ski and go to the U. of M. Jeffrey Fox. Kimberly French. “Kim : student council 2. choir 2. likes going to Mahtomedi to ski. p'ans to go to Macalcstcr. Kathryn Furney: highstepper 2.3. student council 3. choir 3. band I. Daiscy Mac candidate, plans to go to Gustavus. Steve Garcia: soccer 3. ski club 3. Spanish club 1.2.3. interested in psychology and skiing, plans to go to Macalcstcr. Kelly Griffin. Smiley : football 1.2.3. basketball I. interested in motorcycles and camping, plans to go to the U. of M. Seniors Are Sphygmoid Grace Gullixson: band 1.2.3. Spanish club 1,2.3. interested in piano, scuba diving, animals, medical explorer, plans to go to college Kaye Gustafson: swimming !,2.3.capi.4. track 2. highstepper 3. N II S., likes eating, plans to go to the II of M and swim. John llaga: band 1.2.3. hockey mgr.2. enjoys rock and roll music. Gcan Halstead. Mainman : cross country 1.2. basketball 2.3. N.H.S.. W club 2. pop group 3. enjoys music by the Coop , plans on college. Carol Hanvik: swimming I. basketball 2.3. N.H.S., student council 3. Junior Homecoming attendent. queen canditatc. plans on college. Raymond Hardimon, “Ray . Mary Hamilton: Lacrosse Team 1.2.3. enjoys tennis, swimming, skating, worked at Mpls. Floral, plans to attend a School or Business. Dawn Harrington. Helen Halverson. Wheels' : choir 1.2.3. pop group 3. likes music and the outdoors, plans to go to college. David Halvorson. Halvey : hockey 1.2.3. plans on going to a technical school IX) you see what I sec over there?” Barbara Harwood: hi-hoz 2. Shannon Hendren. Shanni' B' volleyball 2.3. choir 1.2.3. enjoys horseback riding, music and drama, plans to go into forestry William Hill. Bill , Zombi : basketball 2. golf 2. choir 2.3. pop group 3. enjoys music, sports and preambles, plans to study music. Kimberly Holland. Kim , likes to ski and cat. worked at Woolworth's coffee shop as part time waitress and supervisor. David Jackson. Thomas Jenkins. Tom”: hockey 1.2.3. tennis I. football 1,2.3. N.H.S.. student council 3. attended Legion Bov's State, plans to go to college. Carolyn Johnson: volleyball 1.2. basketball 2. golf 1.2.3. worked on Kow Pokes and Sno-Daze. N.H.S. likes the outdoors and sports. June Johnson. Lori Johnston. Diane Jolson. James Kangas. “Jim : interested in architecture and photography, worked as a salesman at Dayton's, likes music, plans to go into architecture. Nancy Kaplan: volleyball I.2.M.V.P. and co-capt.3. golf I. basketball 2.3. badminton 1.2.3. student council 3. German club 2.3. yearbook staff 2.3. N.H.S., plans to attend college. Douglas Kcllam. Harold : skiing 1.2.3. capt. 4. soccer I. band I. track I. Across 2.3. yearbook photographer 2,3, likes water and snow skiing, plans to go to college. James Kelly. Aim : likes bowling and fishing, plans further vocational training and marriage. To Be A Senior . . . —To register first — to be senior MEN and WOMEN — to have every college in the U.S. wanting you — to have our own senior activities — to get away with things we couldn’t before — to win ‘two bits’ every time! •and your money Kathalccn Klcbcr: chcerleading I, volleyball 2.3. basketball 2.3. badminton 2.3. student council 3. seamstress, likes camping, travelling, plans to go to college. Mike Kittlcr: hockey 3. likes sports and the outdoors, plans to go to Florida. 120 Craig Knudscn: ski icam. likes to camp, sail, and hang glide, plans to go to Hamlinc. Kristine Kokx. Kris : worked at the Star and Tribune, went to Europe jr. year with French class, plans to go to St. Cloud. Alan Kupka. football 1.3. track 2.3. choir 3. plans on entering the Held of broadcasting. Cathy Larson: worked at Winston Press, enjoys outdoor activity, plans to go to a Business School. Kari Larson. “Snorts : volleyball l.co-capt.2,3. basketball 1.2.3. golf Leapt.2.3. yearbook staff 2.3. W. club 1,2. pres. 3. Francesca LaFIcur. Fran : newspaper 3. yearbook staff 2. speech 1.2.3. debate I. N.F.L. I.2.scc.3. interested in art. plans on attending college of St. Benedict. Ann Landstrom: German club 2.3. ski club 2.3. likes snow and the outdoors, plans to go to the U. of M. Lori Larson: volleyball 1,2.3. badminton 2.3. debate I. student council 3, N.H.S.. enjoys travelling, plans to go to college. Rich Laughlin, Maynard : baseball 1,3. basketball I. N.H.S.. band pres.. Twin City Youth Symphony, enjoys music, plans to go to college to study music. Eileen Layer: choir 2.3. likes bike riding, drawing and taking nature walks, plans to travel and work with children. Catherine Letness. Ron Leung: senior board treasurer. N.H.S.. enjoys sports and the outdoors, plans to go to college. Lee Lillquist. Pud : soccer 2.3. tennis 1.2. wrestling 1.2,3. N.H.S.. involved in medical explorer program, plans to go to college 121 Mike and Kathy display the unity of our class. Debra I indquist. Debbie” cross country ski team 2.capt.3. newspaper 2.3. debate 1.2. speech 2.3. band 1.2. senior board, ski club. Spanish club. Lori La Rue. Arthur Wayne Lott: basketball l.2.co-capt.3. football 1.2. baseball I. attended Boy’s Stale, enjoys the outdoors, drawing, plans to go to college and become an architectual engineer. John Madson, Maddog : track 1.2.3.4. football 1.2.3. ski team l.2.3.capt 4. enjoys the outdoors. Kelly Malone: swimming 1.2. track 2. highslcppcr l.2.co-capt.3. student councl 3. senior board, Sr. Homecoming allcndcnt. Jr. Miss Snowflake. Sherry Martin. Sha”: likes food, secret ambition: to own a new -Rcbbic’. plans to go to college and to get married. Catherine Martineau: Urban Arts Children’s Theater 1.2.3. interested in art and ballet, plans to attend Northwestern College and to pursue technical theater. Cynthia McCollar Larry McDougall. Mac : Wrestling l.2.co-capt.3.4, track 1.2.3. soccer 2.3. band 1,2.3. stage band 1.2.3. enjoys art plans to go to Dunwoody Tech. l.csa McKinney Lee : enjoys basketball, volleyball, typing, singing, worked at McDonalds, plans to go to college Marie Melanin Lacrosse team 1.2.3. likes photography, books and fresh air Lorraine Mct lcr: cross country I. track 1.2.3. cross country ski team 3. German club 1.2. ski club 2.3. likes the outdoors, biking, plans to go into cosmotology 122 Concentration and coordination arc the keys to chemistry. Leslie Newton: swimming l.2.co-capt.3.4, badminton 2.3. likes travelling, camping, skiing, plans to go to the U. of M. Arlene Miller, “Lcany : enjoys working with children, plans to go into child development, working with the retarded. Kevin Montgomery. (ireg Mooney. Moons . Chumlcy : enjoys music, wild art. science fiction, collects comic books, lives for today. Remember the Coop . Judy Morkrid: ski team 2,3. highstepper 3. worked at limbers, enjoys water skiing and boating. Mickey Morrell. Doo : hockey 3. football 3. enjoys snowmobiling and the outdoors, plans on going to college. Julianna Murphy. Julie . Murph : debate I, yearbook staff 2. N.H.S. Urban Arts dance 3. enjoys art and dance, plans to go to the U. of M. and become a commercial artist. Lynn Nadeau. Michael Neil. Mike : track I. wrestling I, pop group 2.3. choir 1.2.3. Corinna Nelson. Nelli : volleyball 1.2.3. gymnastics I. badminton 2. skiing 3. N ILS., newspaper 3, Urban Arts 1.2. Jami Ness: highstepper ' .2.co-capt.3, badminton 2. queen candidate. Daiscy Mac candidate, enjoys hockey and music, plans to go on to school. Mark Nicholas. Chcryll Oliver: basketball 2. track 1,2.3, N.H.S., student council. Homecoming queen, cheerleader l.2,cap.3, loves sports, plans to go to college. Victor Orellana. Vie : soccer 2.3. likes tennis, football, bowling and hockey, plans to attend the IJ. of M Lanette Oscll. Marianne Oyaas. “Red : newspaper 2.3. debate I. speech 1.2. N.F.L. prcs.2, N.H.S., likes photography and music, plans to go to the college of St. Catherine’s. Jack Parish: choir 1.2.3. pop group l.2.prcs,3. Echo Staff 2,3. enjoys music, fishing, poetry, canoe racing, plans to go to college ‘76 — That’s The Spirit! Zanc Patterson: football 3. enjoys sports and school, plans to travel and continue education. Paul Peek: baseball 1,2.3. Dave Peffer. Dagwood : wrestling I. likes sports, interested in ecology, plans to go to 3 Voc. Tech, school and continue in drafting Lynn Pcsina: Urban Arts 2.3. Diane Peterson: likes travelling and the outdoors, plans to work. Sam Parker, Sammy Wadd : soccer 1.2.3.4. tennis 2.3. ski team 2.3. loves Lacrosse and skiing, wants to go to college in a warm state. 124 Paul Peterson. Slim : loves to cat. collects old coins and books, likes to bowl and was league champion at Bryant Lake Lanes. Theresa Pfeifer Pamela Plaman. “Pam”: likes art. outdoors, horseback riding, taught Sunday school, plans to go to college. Stephen Prescott. Roger Pierson Noel Quebbeman: cross country, ski team 3. German club 1.2. debate 3. N.H.S.. Children's Theatre 2. likes rock climbing, plans to go to college for pre-law. Allan Rauma, Big Al”: hockey 1,2,3. tennis 1.2.3. likes water and snow skiing, and doing nothing, plans to go to the U. of M Susan Rich. “Sue”: likes outdoors and plants, plans to work with the National Park System. Patricia Ruben. “Patty”: choir 1.2. enjoys music and travelling, plans to go away for college and live in California. Even as seniors these gals maintain their squirrelincss. I aura Schmitz Lacrosse Team 2.3. Urban Arts 2. plans to go to college, Amy Schaefer: softball 3 years. N.H.S., enjoys doing things for people. 125 Lynne Schneider: hi-ho 2. enjoys camping, softball, badminton and watching sports, plans to join the Air Force for a medical career. Sally Schrcpfcr, Sal : likes fixing and racing cars, football, plans on going to a Voc. Tech, school and get married. Martha Schultz. Mardi : likes bowling and horseback riding, plans to go to a vocational school and get married. Steven Semmer: golf I. wrestling 1. N.H.S.. ski club 1,2.3. likes skiing and painting, plans to go to Hamlinc and go into photography. Sandic St. Clair: enjoys outdoor activities, plans to slay home and take care of son and husband. Madeline Shelton: work program, likes ice and roller skating, baseball, plans on studying to be a social worker. Elizabeth Sikes: swimming 1.2. highstepper 2. likes the outdoors, going to art school. Frank Simer: soccer l.2,3.capt.4. went to Poland, ski team 1.2.3, ski club 1.2,3, student council 3. newspaper photographer 1,2,3, band I. Lacrosse capt.1,2. Sandra Sims,“Sandy : enjoys sports, plans to go to a Voc. Tech. Thomas Smith, Smith : hockey 1, likes biking, travelling and the outdoors, plans to go to the U. of M. Elizabeth Sloan. Liz : choir 2.3. novice debate 2, likes to sing, bike ride, go to church, worked at McDonalds, plans to go to college. 126 Any dirty pictures, Dave? John Snyder: ski club 2.3. German club 1.2.3. likes music, plans on attending U. of M. Kerry Spencer: ski team 3. Urban Arts 1.2. enjoys tennis, skiing, people. John Denver, plans to go to college of art and design We Finally Made It As graduation nears we experience the feelings of both excitement and sadness. We had a great time participating in senior activities, but there was .•� sad feeling knowing we wouldn’t be together as a class again. From here, each of us will be going our own separate way, but we will all depart with the same realization — “The class of '16 has made it! Kyle Stot .: likes camping and outdoor sports, plans to travel and will proably attend the U. of M. Cheryl Strandness. Cher : plans on getting married. Donna Stumpf: band I. N.H.S., enjoys travelling and music, plans to do full time ministry work. Robert Sullivan: interested in music and comedy, plans to go to a broadcasting school. David Sussman: N.H.S., likes photography, plans to go into business and law. Mark Sutherland. Maria Swcctscr. Jeff Thompson. Tom : likes skiing, biking, and camping, plans to go to Bethel College. Mary Trogen: badminton 1,2,3. basketball I. highslcppcr I. cheerleader 2.3. yearbook staff 2.3. N.H.S.. senior board, band l.2,vicc-prcs.3. starred. Daiscy Mac candidate. 127 Timothy Turner. Lynn Tyler. Bunny : Winter sports, cheerleader 3. queen candidate, senior board, student council 3. Jay Tyson: football l.2.co-capt.3. baseball l.2.capt.3. basketball l.2.co-capt.3. student council 3. senior board, newspaper 3. all city football. Kow Pokes king Cindy Wagner: volleyball co-capt.3. likes loud music and Mr. Thomas’ funny faces, plans to work one year and then go to the U. of M Cheryl Lings. Michelle VanGccst. Debra Viox, Dcbbi : work program, loves animals, outdoors, cooking, sewing, dancing, plans on attending U. of M. Libby Wagner: going to the U. of M Anne Walker: chcerieading capt.l. pep club I. student council 2. senior board, yearbook staff 2,co-cdilor3. choir I. pop group 3. Nadine Walsh: Lacrosse team 2.3. Urban Arts 1.2. likes writing and swimming, plans to travel and go into medicine. Craig Walvatnc, Wovat : wrestling I. skiing 2.3. football 2. soccer 3. choir I. band 1.2. German club 1,2.3. N.H.S. pres. Anna Warner. “Banana : likes raising animals, plans to become asst, manager in a theater and to go to California. Raymond White. Ray . T.A. : soccer 2.3. baseball 1.2,3, senior board. 128 Sheila White. Kerry Wicklander.. Jeffrey William . Jeff’: baseball mgr.1.2.3. soccer 2.3. basketball 1.2,3, stage crew 2.3. student council 3. Janet Witz: gymnastics I. badminton 2.3. choir 1.2. yearbook staff 2.3. plans on going into photography. Thomas S. Wright. Scott : track I. football 1.2.3.4. N.H.S.. Kow Poke candidate, currently enrolled in pre-med at U. of M., volunteer work at local hospitals. ■David Yates. “Dave : band 1,2.3. likes cross country skiing, outdoors, taxidermy, plans to attend the U. of M. We Are The Future V Grinless Barbara Aamodt Sherrie Heath Jane Musgrave Saboohi Saced Marie Bankovics Michael Hcnnon Jeffrey Nammacher Prascrt Sacko Bru?c Benson Deborah Higgins Cheryl Ness Patricia St. Clair Duane Biddle • Leslie Hoggatt Kim Nguyen Elizabeth Salmon Leon Brown Jacob Homan Loan Nguyen Robert Shelton Halyna Bryn Alison Jamar Charles Norwood Jcnnclla Slade Goodrich Buckner Judith Johnson Rory Nutting Clark Smith l.isa Carlson Mary Johnson James Olive Peter Stephenson Thomas Cassidy Gwendolyn Jones Scott Orth Gary Story l.orna Chapin Mark Jones John Parker Rebecca Stotler Ronald Cooper Nancy Kanian William Parker Frank Stuart Philip Cross Heather Kilbournc Patrick Patterson Tim Sundell Maxine Cults Jeffrey Larsen Charles Patterson Peter Tack Kenneth Dull Charles Larson Ramona Perkins William Thrasher Donald F.kdahl Sun Lee Bonnie Peterson Cynthia Trcff Kenneth Ernst Denise Lowry Lori Peterson Sederis Triantaphillou Thomas Foley Rhonda Luna Roger Pierson Eric Trucker Vicki Freeman Elizabeth Lynch Jacqueline Pope Jane VanDenheuvel Peter Garber James McAloon Mitchell Pope Jane Vcndcl Jeffrey Gcisclhart Joseph Malcse Spencer Pope Huyen Thi Vu Lee Goracke Trudy Mcwszel Donna Richie Michael White Steven Gumbrill Donald Meyer Milton Rodewatd Bette Wycoff Kai Hampton Della Mitchell Leslie Ross Thomas C. Wright George Hastings James Mollcnhoff Annie Saced 129 We Remember AS SOPHOMORES ... —new friends slaying up all nighl for registraiion wclcomc(?) week homecoming slogan: “Make The Cold Bears Whine senior men: “Say yea! —tinsel smiles of braces —sweet sixteen —room 300 — streaking hit movie: “The Exorcist soccer team 1, but still no letters great basketball and tennis teams beating Southwest in hockey, 4-3 “stand up. Ms. Paine Connie and Clint pea green soph, cheerleading uniforms Antholz's and Stackc's last year choir trip to Colorado football bleachers torn down Watergate break-in —first prom wishing we were seniors AS JUNIORS ... driver’s licenses —“Don’t Let The Pioneers Roll West” —football trip to Winona —trimesters “How old arc we? —“Suck muck —worst blizzard —snack bar soccer team goes to Poland Mr. Panser —fantastic Sno-Daz.c end of Viet Nam war — PSAT test Voss retires from football President Nixon resigns Weekender newspaper “YOU’VE got a good job! —mooning —“Sec ya —two snack breaks Principal Carlson's last year —hall checks —wishing we were seniors t no AS SENIORS ... freshmen, freshmen, freshmen! total of 1400 students at West homecoming slogan: Forget The l iberty. Give Them Death!' queen Chcryll stag homecoming dance in the gym Harbinger newspaper fire drills electrical blackouts college applications SAT, ACT tests advisory program — hit movie: Jaws —football trip to Mankato Stand up and really move! da nee-a-month do the Bump !” do the Husslc! swing and jazz rouser I have two brief announcements ... locker break-ins more college applications SAT. ACT test results ... UGH! wishing we were sophomores again broken hall mirro Nancy Kaplan. Athena award Thank you. no. NO. thank YOU! class play: “And Then There Were None Seniors have DEFINITELY been SPHYGMOID! m Tamar Abry Charlotte Ackerman Randy Adkins Abby Albitz Hilary Allen Jesus Alvcrcz Milchcl Anderson Jenny Anderson Tammy Anderson Shelly Anderson . Sheila Anderson Rose Anderson Jim babcock Katie Babcock Brad Baird David Baird Jose Bardalcs Sue Barnes Anne Baron Donna Barr Ted Baiicnbcrg Tim Beaudry Kari Beckman Keven Berg Richard Berg Karin Birkcland Cathy Blaha Lenard Boike Jeff Boyd Carolyn Bratt The Class Of ’77 Is Revin’! We stand together as a class, especially at pep fests. Taking a deep breath we give it all we have shouting the “Two Bits” cheer at the top of our lungs. As juniors, we were veterans of West. We took on the responsibility of setting an example for the TWO new classes entering this year. The pep fest is over, and they say that the seniors won ... but WE know better. Just wait 'til next year! 133 Frank Buhman Connie Buran Bill Burleson Bill Cadwcll Lynn Cannon Joy Carlson Richard Carlson David Carmichael Mike Cassidy Ken Chern George Clark Dean Clemons Jennifer Clement Julie Clement 134 Dee Dee Cole Cindy Cornelius Judy Culhanc Lamont Cunningham Chris Curry Sharon Curtis Scan Daley Dawn Daniels Tom Daughenbaugh Holly Davis Ellen Briggs Chris Budcl O ina Brown David Dworsky Terry Edwards Becky Engebretson Guy Engclmann Gloria Ernst Ken Ernst Gary Fasching Lee Fenn Kelly Flanagan Naney Flancry Is Bill smiling because he's waiting for his school lunch or because he doesn't have one? Tim Fontaine Bob Furncy Roshawn Gallc l.cburdo Gonzalez Doug Gorsuch Amy Greulich Tom Guthrie Julie Harrington Leah Hausman Ann Mealy 135 Lucy Kanan James Knowles Karla Knudsen Marlene Koski Barbara Kerr Julie Kumpula Linda Lane Mike Larson Linda Laurie Nia L.cgcros Dean Lillquisl Amy Linner Karen Locke Kristin Lund 136 Linda Johnson Christopher l.undheim Chris Maginnis Hob Mann James Marshall Jeff McMillan Scott Metcalf Julie Millam Dave Miller Debby Miller Robert Miller Timothy Moses Danny Murphy Caron Murray Robync Myers Jayne Nadeau M. Navulcs Bill Nicholson Barbara Nicd iclski Gloria Nohrenberg Peter Norton Shelton Nunn Debra Okcrlund Donna Oliver Joan Oliver Barbara Parker James Parker James D. Parker Is today dress-alike day? Mary Parker Roxanc Paltcrson Robert Pavey Jill Perry Sylvia Peters Chcri Petro Bill Phelps Ronald Polland Jon Poor Steve Porter Diane Powell Here’s The Way We Are! — jazzy juniors — diversity with unity Joanne Po inski Becky Preston Cathy Preston — attendent Anne being on varsity teams getting our drivers licenses — PSAT’s those senior men meeting Miss West by Perkins instead of McDonalds REAL jobs instead of babysitting and paper routes — electives — juniors arc joiners — doing lots of homework — developing a taste for coffee — a class of leaders Frank Price Karen Prince Kathy Prince Sharon Reamer Thomas Rcavis Dawn Reid Cathy Richardson trie Rivers Beth Rogers James Roos John Rubinstein 1)8 Chumlong Sacko Jill Sandwick James Sanigular Amy Sarlcs Sandy Schicbcl Carl Dean and friends cram for next hour's exam. Gwen Schlcmmcr Sieve Schmidt Martha Schwob Mark Scriven Carol Skay James Shockcncy Reva Smith Tyann Smith Shirlcc Sova Lisa Spiclman 139 A loa.it to the Juniors! Ann StreiU Charmainc Stroh Ann Strot Julie Swanson Kim Swoboda Benny Taylor Bill Tcasdale Eva Terrell Bobby Tims Andrew Thrasher Brian Toussaint Margaret Townc L. Townsend David Trogen Barney Tuttle John Tuthill Kelly Tyler Guy Tyson Jaquelyn Underwood Violet Vakim Randy Van Geest Diana Vickaryous Ann Waaraniemi Lester Wade Rhonda Walker Michelle Walsh Bill White Shelly Wien Gail Williams Pat Wright Donald Whritenour Cindy Wukotich Andre Wynne 140 Michael Amundson Dawn Anderson Dayna Anderson Mari Anderson Russell Anderson Patricia Annoni Sharon Balfour Keith Barden Tom Battenberg Tod Battenberg John Birk Rebecca Blackman Lconurd Bogucki Gregory Boudreau Carmen Brown Bradley Brunner Carmilita Buford Becky Burk Michelle Burkhaltcr Velvet Callender Jeffrey Carlson Fathi Chalbi Edward Champion Vicky Chase Kcllcn Christensen Arlain Christenson Daphenie Clark Donald Collins Calvin Core James Crittenden Shannon Dee Guerrero Deleon Joseph Dennehey Scan Denny Byron Dunnivant Craig Ebert Mark Eggers Robert Engclbart Jeffrey Erickson Albert Fitch Dwayne Ford Marshall Fuller Julie Furc Bcrnadinc Garbow Debra Gcidl Robert Gcisclhart Patricia Gilbert Jane Gilmore Julie Green Scott Gustner Scott Halverson Jeffrey Haines Antoinette Harris Bradford Harris Michael Haney Robert Hastings Alfredo Hernandez Mary Hirshficld Darrell Holden Ronald Hollins Glenda Holman Joel Homan Adrain Hopkins Paula Inveen Debra Jackson Sheila James Lynn Johnson Stephen Johnson Charles Juntilla Aaron Keith Michael Kidd Michael Klattc James Knowles Joyce Knox Richard Knutson Paricia La Duke Chris Lamossc Elizabeth Langcr David LaTerre Diane Lee Joung Lee John McCormick Perry McIntyre Debra Mcparland Mark Mandile Lloyd Massic LcAnn Matous Kathleen Vice Wayne Meyers Sanna Miles Daryl Moc Terri Moc Phillip Norris Russell Norwood Wendy Nutting Stephen Nowicki Timothy Olson William Olson Holly Orstad Allison Owen Tommy Parrott Gail Patterson Aide Pcnnic Jeffrey Peterson Stephen Peterson Michael Pew Leslie Pike Debra Poison Evelyn Powell Gloria Powell Patricia Preston Katherine Quallc Debara Reese Karen Reid Mel Reno Jim Roche Jeffrey Rogers Rex Rogers Kimberly Rucckcrt Margo Salbcrg Ray Schcnck Matthew Schwob Randall Sharp Catharine Sikes Carol Skay Kimberly Smith Monica Smith Walter Snargrass Evangeline Sotnak Kai Spencer Kelly Stevens Terry Stickcl Jeffrey Stricbcl Kim Stoffcls Julanc Stolarczyk Virginia Strong Michael Talberg Mervin Thrasher Dawn Tanner Kathleen Taylor Wanda Tjaden Denise Tracey Vanessa Tucker Michael Tiemann William Transuc James Trousdale Kerwin Wade Denise Waalk Paul Walker James Welby Melvin W'est Daniel White John Will Adrian Warren Karen Wenz Chcryll William l-aurcl Wilson Sheila Wilson Terri Winkelman Cynthia Wirta Carol Witt Larry Yaeger Catherine Zukauska 141 Sophomores? Stupendous! Sophomores! Thai lively, successful addition lo our school! Plowing through registrations, attending high school dances, enjoying snack breaks, and “no pink passes” made them feel and become a real part of West High. These “Super-Sophs” participated in clubs, groups and sports as they enjoyed their first year. Undoubtedly, the class of 78 will have two more years of success at West. Sharron Babcock Monica Bacigalupo Susan Bjilly Shirley Bakka Clayton Baldwin Julie Barr Thomas Barton Penni Beall Dick Bccht Siri Beckman David Bedor Chcri Bcighlcy John Bent Cynthia Berg Jill Berman Allan Bernard Susan Bevis Dennis Bicsemcicr Diane Bjorkstrand Wes Bolin Jay Bolscr Jerry Bolser 143 Ann Botten John Boyd James Brown Deanne Bulthuis Daryl Burris Mark Caleb Sophomore Ellen Fabes learns how to study and how to relax snackbrcak! Blake Carlson Kathleen Cassidy Falhi Chalbi Mark Cherne Gina Clark Janet Clark Kimberly Clifford Lura Costc Theresa Craig Cheryl Cross Kevin Crowley Alan Cummins Chris Daniels Elizabeth Daughenbaugh Ronald Davis Donna Dee Cynthia Dinkins Richard Donley Ellen Fabes Bruce Fccla Gary Ferm Steven Fine Gus Fisker Matt Fitzmauricc Kimberly Freeman Linda Frothingcr Darrell Fuller Laurie Furc Chris Gallc Jonnic Garcia Matt Garwick Bradley Gibson Lisa Goranson Lawrence Gratz Michael Gratz Arthur Grccnough Steve Greger Lynn Gustafson Terry Guthrie Sandra Halvorson Timothy Hansen Brian Hanson Russell Hanson Jean Hanvik Joseph Harrington Connie Harvala Carrie Haugesag Taffa Hazlcy Melody Jackson Brian Jacobsen Bridget! Johnson Bobbin Johnson Roger Johnson Stephanie Johnson Theresa Johnson Candice Jones Catherine Juntilla James Jurmu Carol Kaplan Joshua Kaplan Jennifer Karr Perry Katkin Anita Kedrowski Paul Keith Theresa Kelley Anne Kilbride Tony Kirby Mitchcl Klcbcr Andrea Kodner David Krcn cl Lyle Landstrom Elizabeth Larson Steven Larson Kirk Laurie Kathleen l.aycux Tony Leung Debbie Lies Steve Lope Andrew Mack Tracy Madson Cynthia Martin James Marlin Cynthia Masterman Stephanie McChcsncy Heidi McCormack Kim McEachran Marilyn McIntyre Brad McLain Brian McLain Jill Messerschmidi 14b Cheryl Metcalf Charlie Meyers Mark Meyers Catherine Mitchell Carol Moc Jodie Moore Sue Murphy Sue Nammachcr Anita Nelson Velma Nelson Gerald Newberger Hicp Nguyen Carmen Nitschc Lorraine Oatis Clark Ohnesorge Colleen Oliver Donna Olson Tina Orosco Kevin Otto John Parnow Mara Patten James Paul inc Joan Perry ’78 Superstars! — sophomore biology classes — tried out the snackbar; coke and toast for breakfast? — zcrc hour — mere homework — research papers, novels — sleepless nights — Pythagorean theorem — sophomore battle cry — anxiety — responsibilities — drivers permits — no “welcome week” from upperclassmen — whew! 147 Wendy Raftis Judy Ranullo Lucy Rath Cheryl Rogers Nestor Rotstcin John Ruddy Elaine Saito Catherine Salmon L.isa Sandvig Albert Sanford Steven Sarafolcan Janinc Scanlon Mary Schaden Lynctlc Severson Donald Sham pine Rita Sharp Kimberly Sherman Mary Shipp Michael Sims Steve Sims Pete Smith Inga Soderberg Christine Sotnak Theresa Spencer Ronald Stenerson Julie Storholm Ronda Sullivan Peter Sussman Cynthia Tabery Mathew Talberg Judy Taylor Virginia Teague Sasha Thayer Lisa Thompson Randcc Thrasher Nancy Throndsen Chris Thurin Lorna Tormanen Lousi Turner Steven Waalk Judy Wallen Daniel Walsh 148 Dave Walsh Patrick Walton Joel Walvatnc Anthony Wesley Pamela White Barbara Whritenour Gayle Willford Randall Williams Gina Worley Kathleen Wright Suzanne Ycllowhammcr Mike Zoscl Mary Zyvoloski Grinless Rick Anderson Linda Bailey Judith Bennett Tracy Benson Kenneth Best Steven Beyer Jeffrey Bjcldc John Booher Elizabeth Boyncr Benita Brown Mary Brown John Bryn Craig Buell Marry Buckley Nona Champion Mirian Coleman Bryant Cooper Richard Corcoran Rita Crittenden Roy Curtis Andrew Dahl Jeffrey Diehl Randall Dorumsgaard Michael Engclman Kimberly Epstein John Engstrom Donna Eubanks Jeff Evans Kathryn Everett Leo Fcdcrlcy Joel Fcltcn William Fcndrick Renee Fleming Brenda Fountain Robbin Fulks Kimberly Gall Lyle George James Gill Kelly Gumbrill Timothy Mammick Donald Hanson Teresa Hasti Catherine Hclgcson Douglas Henderson Albert Hcrnadcs Scott Hess James Highland Melanie HodrofT Brian Ittner William Jackson Brian Johnson Scott Johnson Timothy Johnston Kennieth Jones Steven Jones Tira Jones Kenneth Kcachcr William King Linda Korslund Daniel Larsen Shari Larsen Donna Larson Guy Larson Teresa Larson Toni Leach Jon LaRuc Dana Lax Dana Lex void Edward Lorentzen Lorric Loughccd Denise Lumbar Tujwana McGregor Victoria McKinney Randy McKinney Michael Meehan Patrick Melartin Neil Myers Terri Maxwell Candace Mewszel Pamela Moss Lillian Musgravc Cecil Noronha Danny Olson Kelly Orstad Charles Patterson John Peterson Ronald Pfeifer Lester Pickford Brenda Pikala Scott Pobuba Nicholas Pond Vera Powell Amy Proctor Deborha Randaz .er Charles Rider Jeffery Ritenour James Roche Leon Rocrig Christopher Sunocki Gary Saxon Ginger Scarvcr Thomas Schrcpfcr Joseph Schwarts Mark Shirley Paul Shonblom Wendy Small Reva Smith Tamara Smith John Stately Gergory Story David Strombcck Elizabeth Sutton Lorna Swicrczck Pamela Swicrczck Tracy Sylbis Leonard Tanficld Anthony Taylor Cheryl Thunberg Lionel Townsund Vanessa Trcmblcy Ronda VanBuren Michael Vincent Kathleen Wagner Dorothy Walker Regina Walker Vickie Walker Richard Weiss Cynthia Weller Calvin Williams Gary Wittles 149 Jeffrey Allen Richard Altoncn Lisa Anderson John Arbucklc Roger Aufdcrheidc Dawn Bakke Edwin Balcos Gordon Baldwin Robert Balfour Fresh Faces At West The alarm went off at 6:30 a.m. and the freshman's first day at West began. Trudging off to zero hour the freshman is curious about those BIG KIDS in senior high, unaware that those big kids are just as curious about those FRESHMEN. But being the youngest AGAIN didn't hamper the rowdincss, loudness or confidence that labeled the class of '79. They realized that THEY'RE big kids now. able to adjust to West and accept the responsibilities involved in being a Westite. Elmer Bauch John Bergford Mark Bernard Stewart Bernstein Shannon Biclkc Diane Biesemeicr Mary Birk Eugene Booher Ellen Bormann Karen Bose Darcy Botlcn Bernard Bower l.candcr Bowser Charles Bradley Judy Bradley Dona Brashcar Gregory Bratt Cecily Brown Sandra Buckhalton Sarah Bucttcll Bambi Burk John Bursack Katherine Cadwcll 151 Freshmen Bill and Robert correctly addresses a senior as he walks into the room. Hugh Cherne Solomon Cherne Mark Childers Nancy Capiz Debra Carney Duong Chau Cindy Chu Donna Clark Susan Clark Laura Concry Andrea Curtin Theresa Daley Therese Daughenbaugh Warren Day Irve Dell Cindy Dempsey Suzanne Dornbach Henry Dougherty Francinc Downing Patricia Edwards Christy Eidc James Engclbart James Farrell Lori Fasching Crai Fishman Robert Filch Suzanne Fitzmauricc Michael Franson Frederick Goetz Lynn Goldfarb Dana Gross Zoltan Grossman William Groves Michael Haldcman Kevin Hampson Cynthia Hansen 152 Rolf Hanson Deanna Harrington Sydney Harrison William Hastings Thomas Hcaly David Hennessey Pamela Hickman Carl Hobert Stacy Hodroff Carrie Holmes Ann Holt Anthony Honccker Heidi Hulsing V. Hurndon John Ibclc Angela Inveen Scan Inner Douglas Jacobson Michelle Jaeger Nancy Jenkins Jane Jensen Richard Johnson Robert Johnson Sandra Johnson Christine Jones Teresa Jorgensen Kathryn Jurmu Tina Karpen David Kcllam Peter Kjono Paul Kloth Kevin Knudsen Dan Koskic Jean Kramer Matthew Kramer Sarah Kramer Darryl Kurtti Dick Larson Gwen Larson Leslie Larson Mark LuRuc Matthew Lerner Karen Lundgren Kathryn Lundgren Peggy Lynch Jami Martin Kari Marubbio Diane Mathias Shari Lewis Susan Lindquist Anthony Lott Debra Lukcr Mary Lund Sigrtd McCormack Rebecca McCormick Kathleen MeVey Reuven Meyers Henry Mhoon Carney Miller Michael Morkrid Joseph Muldoon Robert Murray Thomas Nadeau Susan Nammachcr Dale Nelson Gloria Nelson Hung Nguyen Kim Nicholas K. Nikunc Frank North John Nowicki Lynn O'Heron Susan Olson Wendy Olson Christine Osterberg Nancy Paul inc Doglas Phelps 154 Dianna Phillips Lisa Plaisancc l.ancc Plumber Hobb.e Powell l-ddie Powell Jesse Pratt Danna Premer Sidney Premer Patricia Preston Sara Preston Starling Price Donald Reamer Linda Rich Douglas Rigert Sharon Roekcn-vock Janet Roos l li abcth Rose tva Rosen Darryl Ross Lisa Rudds Sheila Ryan Margaret Salmon Far-Out Freshmen! imitating senior guys being on organized teams making cheerleading and highstepper squads on the first try trying to look tall — flirting — hard classes and even harder reports new found and lasting friendships James Sandwick Sherry Scanlon Carol Schlafcr Cathy Schmidt Ronald Schneider Dennis Schultz Roy Schwartz Stephanie Schwartz Peter Schwob 155 Jimmie Seurcr Kathleen Sherbarth John Smith Katherine Smith Thomas Smith Todd Smith Barbara St. Clair Joan Stcinmann Elizabeth Streitt Jolcnc Streh Gary Strombeck Carolyn Sullivan Allison Swanson DeDe Sylvis Christopher Tack Theresa Talach William Tarficld Thomas Templin April Thomas Debra Thompson Leslie Thompson David Throndsen Sue and Sue display why the freshmen class is lablcd loud and rowdy Susan Tiemann Theresa Transuc Lawrence Trogen Tracy Tuthill Jana Ullom Duane Van Geest David Vcrmeland Catherine Vcrmeland 156 Keith Wall Patricia Washington Margaret White Dream on. Freshmen! You've got another few cars! Mary White R White Anne Whitlock Denise Wicklund Robbin Williams William Wood Paula Wcrlcy Joan Wright Andrew Wyatt Alan Yates Walter Yellow hammer Kirk Vogel Long Vu Daniel Waaraniemi Grinless Frdogan Akguc Wendy Dumlcr Douglas Johnson Betty Perry Richard Bell David Eason Kevin Johnson Joel Peterson Ann Bennett Richard Eancr Kim Johnson Carolyn Powell Stephen Berg Michael Epstein Bruce Jones Lester Price Mark Bohn Deanna Evans Alexander Jordan George Prvor Von Braman Joseph Evans Ronald Kedrowski Tony Pulvcr Frieda Brown Jayne Fairbanks Sandra Kibort Bridgettc Ritch Richard Brown William Flancrv Frank Kim Roy Ruf Dianna Bunker Michael Garcia David Krause Mark Schricvcr Lee Callender Timothy Gorsuch Danu Kun c Rhonda Scott Howard Carter Joann Greer Nichole Lamperd Joyce Senart Shawn Cassidy James Hadley Kristen Lunger Brian Siolarc yk Florence Champs Dirl Hlaonen Donald Lenzen Patrick Strong Loretta Chcvillard Swight Haloncn Ronald Libertus Mary Swanson John Cochran Brudly Hanson David Lomax Bill Teasdale Robert Copeland Anthony Harmon Deanna l.omax Gregory Tormanen Taul Cunningham Gregory Harwood Thomas Lowe VIary Tormanen Craig Dahl Susan Hastings Judith Marlin David Torrence Avery Davis George Havwillcr Nancy Martin Larry Townscll Frncstinc Davis Bolncry Hendrix Tracy Massic Kimberly Tucker Michael Davis Vernic Herndon Dennis Matton Daral Valtinson Steven Dclott Daniel Higgins Fred McCormick Lisa W'aalk John Dennis Emma Hodges Bryon Miller Antionette Walker Mcagham Denny Nancy Hale Deditra Morton Randall Wilson Randall Dischingcr Duane Hollic Christopher Nutting Patrick Doucette Daris Holzcr Edward Pankcr Nancy Duffy W illiam Hussman Richard Patula 157 STUDENT LIFE 158 HANG-OUTS I. The breakfast nook 2. The necessary hang-out 3. Me Dona Ids our kind of place 4. Pete hits the pub 5. The IX year old hang-out just IX? 6. Cowboys rustle up an appetite 7. Hallway hang-out X. Rompus-n-rowdy room 9. Chaos, calls and confusion FADS-N-... 160 FASHION I. Shna .zy shirts 2. Ski pants storm the slopes 3. We walk in all styles 4. Classy class rings 5. Painters plaster the halls 6. mukluks the only way to truck! 7. Be kind to your toes every one of them! 8. What mood arc YOU in? I. Jivin’juniors Becky Chris 2. Friends come in all kinds! 3. Snow buddies 4. Sally Kubcnsicin Eva Terrell 5. Best-of-budds! 6. You’ve got a friend 7. The dynamic duo Bradach Stcltcn X. Liz Sloan. Lisa Brit ius inscpcrablc! 9. Library likcables 10. Future Freuds!? FRIENDS 162 SPIRIT I. Homecoming spirit, parades! 2. Screamin' spirits of '76 3. “All for West High stand up and holler! 4. Carry your spirit proudly! 5. Sky high in 76 6. “Mat 'em up. eat ’em up ugh! Ugh! 7. Bicentennial spirit X. Spectator spirit See Where We’ve Got The Seniors Aamodt. Barbara: p. 129 Abell. Mark: p. 112 Allen. Roxanne: pp. 62. 64. 112 Amlcc. Vicky: p. 112 Andcrly. James: pp. 43. 52. 112 Anderson. Dennis: p. 112 Armstrong. Jerry: pp. 43. 52. 70. 71. 112 Anderson. Karen: p. 112 Anderson. I.orna: pp. 92. 101. 112 Armstrong. Michelle: pp. 43. 113 Armstrong. Richard: pp. 52. 68. 69. 113 Auer. Vicki: p. 113 Babcock. Marjorie: p. 113 Badly. Ann: p. 113 Baker. Chip: pp. 31. 36. 52. 53. 66. 89. 113 Bakka. Peter: p. 113 Bankovics. Marie: p. 129 Barnes, Frank: p. 113 Baron. Mary: pp. 18. 19. 20. 21. II. Ill Becht. Karen: p. 113 Bellangcr. Frank: pp. 52. 66. 67. M3 Bender. Cathy: pp. 45. 114 Benson. Bruce: p. 129 Bent . Mariann: pp. 88. 96. 114 Berman. Mark: pp. 91. 114 Biddle. Duane: pp. 43. 61. 129 Bohiw. Nicky: pp. 36. 114 Boikc. Keith: p. 114 Boyncr. Ann: p. 114 Brashcar. David: pp. 39. 56, 114 Bril ius. Lisa pp. 92. 114. 165 Brown. Leon. pp. 52. 129 Bryn. Halyna: p. 129 Buckner. Goodrich: p. 129 Bu'ford, Yvonne: p. 114 Cadwcll. Mark: pp. 114, 118 Carlson. Lisa: p. 129 Cassidy. Diane: pp. 34. 89. 114 Cassidy, Tom: p. 129 Chapin. Lorna: pp. 41. 129 Chcc. David: p. 115 Chesney, Paula: pp. 88. 115 Childers. Mike: pp. 21. 34. 36. 37, 56. 57. III. 115. 122 Chorn. Tom: pp. 34. 91. III. 115 Chu. Nancy: p. 115 Clark. David: pp. 54. 115 Clark. Jenny: pp. 44. 115 Clark. Richard: pp. 31. 54. 115 Connolly. John: pp. 52. 115 Conroy. Bill: pp. 23, 31. 34. 36. 52. 53. 66. 115 Cooper. Ronald: p. 129 Cross. Phil: p. 129 Crowley. Julie: pp. 31. 47. ||5. 116 Cunningham. Charles: pp. 43. 43. 72 116 Curtis. John: p. 116 Curtis. Toya: pp. 29. 41. 116 Cutis. Maxine: p. 129 Dahl. Kathy: pp. 34. 43. 116 Daniels. Tim: pp. 68. 92. 93. 116 Dauka. Rita: pp. 34. 55. 72. 116 Day. Bill: pp. 102. 116 Devins. Tim: pp. 110. 116 Donley. Cindy: p. 117 Dorn. Gayle: pp. 34. 47. 55. III. 117 Dornbach. Sheila: pp. 23. 44. 92. 117 Doucette. Cindy: p 117 Dow. Jim: pp. 93. 117 Dull. Ken: p. 129 Dworsky. Brian: p. 117 F.kdahl. Donald, p. 29 Elvin. Ron: pp. 34. 43. 56. 70. III. 117. 123 Engebretson, Debra: p. 117 Ernst. Ken: p. 129 Etshokin. David: pp. 21, 19. 31. 117, 126 Farrell. Mary: pp. 42. 117 Fisker. Lcora: p. 118 Foley. Tom: p. 129 Fox. Jeff: p. 118 Freeman, Vickie: p. 129 French. Kim: pp. 72. 118 Furncy. Kathy: pp. 22. 36. 47. 118 Garberg. Peter: p. 129 Garcia. Steve: pp. 31. 56. III. 118 Gcisclhart. Jeff: p. 129 Gorackc. Lee: p. 129 Griffin. Kelly: pp. 52. 118 Gullixson. Grace: p. 118 Gumbrill. Steve: p. 129 Gustafson. Kaye: pp. 47. 58. 59. 118 llaga. John: pp. 91. 118 Halstead, Gcan: pp. 31. 92. 93. 118 Halverson. Helen: pp. 92. 93.119 Halvorson. David: p. 119 Hamilton. Mary: p. 119 Hampton, Kai: p. 129 Hanvik. Carol: pp. 31. 34. 36. 64. 119 Hardimond. Raymond: p. 119 Harrington. Dawn: p. 119 Harwood. Barbara: p. 119 Hastings. George: pp. 17. 129 Heath. Sherrie: pp. 18. 129 Hendren. Shannon: pp. 62. 93. 119 llcnncn. Michael: pp. 19. 129 Higgins. Deborah: 20. 129 Hill. William: pp. 92. 93. 119 lloggatl, Leslie: p. 129 Holland. Kimberly: p. 119 Homan. Jacob: p. 129 llyun. Chuong Ho: p. 129 Jackson. David: p. 119 Jamar. Alison: p. 129 Jenkins. Thomas: pp. 34. 35. 52. 66. 119 Johnson. Carolyn: pp. 34. 106. 120 Johnson. David: pp. 68, 120 Johnson. Judith: p. 129 Johnson. June: p. 120 Johnson. Mary: p. 129 Johnston. Lori: p. 120 Jolson. Diane: p. 120 Jones. Gwcndyiyn: p. 129 Jones. Mark: p. 129 Kangas. James: p. 120 Kaplan. Nancy: pp 34, 36. 43. 62. 64. 88. 120 Kcllam. Douglas: pp. 23. 72. 88. 120 Kelly. James: p. 120 Kilbournc. Heather: p. 129 Kittlcr. Mike: pp. 19. 20. 18. 21. 121 Klcbcr. Kathalccn: pp. 36. 62. 64. 120. 122 Knudsen. Craig: p. 121 Kokx. Kristine: p. 121 Kupka. Alan: pp. 52. 93. 121. 123 La Fleur. Francesca: pp. 89. 121 l.andstrom. Ann: p. 121 Larsen. Jeffrey: p. 129 (.arson. Catherine: p. 121 Larson. Charles: p. 121 (.arson, Kari: pp. 37. 43. 62. 63. 64. 88. 121 Larson. Lori: pp. 34. 36. 62. 63. 121 La Rue. Lori: 121 Laughlin. Richard: pp. 34. 91. 121 Layer. Eileen: pp. 93. 121 Lee. Sun Po: p. 129 Letness. Catherine: p. 121 Leung. Ronnie: pp. 34. 41. 71. III. 121 Lillquist. Lee: pp. 34. 70. 71. 72. 121 Lindquist, Debra: pp. 42. 43. 97 III. 122 (.oil. Wayne: pp. 68. 74. 122 Lowry. Denise: p. 129 Luna. Rhonda: p. 129 Lynch. Elizabeth: p. 129 MeAloon, James: p. 129 McDougall. Larry: 28. 56. 70, 79. 91. 122 McKinney. Lisa: p. 122 Madson. John: pp. 43. 52. 73. 81. 114. 122 Malone. Kelly: pp. 18. 19. 21. 23. 31. 122 Maltese. Joseph: p. 129 Martin, Sherry: p. 122 Martincau. Catherine: pp. 93. 94. 122 McCollar. Cynthia: p. 122 Mclartin. Marie: p. 122 Mct lcr. Lorraine: p. 122 Mcws cl. Trudy: p. 129 Meyer. Donald, p. 129 Meyer. Robert: p. 129 Miller. Arlene: p. 123 Mitchell. Della: p. 129 Mollcnhoff. James: p. 129 Montgomery. Kevin: p. 123 Mooney. Gregory: p. 123 Morkrid. Judith, pp. 44. 123 Morrell. Michael: pp. 52. 66. 123 Murphy. Julie: pp. 34. 123 164 Musgravc. Jane: p. 129 Nadeau. Lynn: p. 123 Nammuchcr. Jeffrey: pp. 66. (.7. 129 Neil. Michael: pp 93. 100. 123 Nelson. Corinna: pp. 34. 62. 63. 73. 123 Ness. Cheryl: p. 129 Ness. Jami: pp 43, 123 Newton. Leslie: pp. 58. 123 Nguyen. Kim Thuy: p. 129 Nguyen. Loan Thuy p. 129 Nicholas. Mark: pp. 52. 124 Norwood. Charles: p. 129 Nutting. Rory; p. 129 Olive. James: p. 129 Oliver. Chcryil: pp. 19. 20. 21. 18. 25. 36. 44. 124 Orellana. Victor: pp. 56. 124 Orth. Scott: p. 129 Oscll. Lanette: p. 124 Oyass. Marianne: pp. 23. 34. 89. 124. 31 Parish. Jack: pp. 92. 93. 124 Parker. John: p. 129 Parker. Samuel: pp. 43. 56. 112. 124 Parker. William: pp 29. 129 Patterson. Patrick: p. 129 Patterson. Charles: p. 129 Patterson, .me: pp. 52. 124 Pearson. Steven: pp. 31. 39 Peek. Paul: p. 124 Peffer. David; p. 124 Perkins. Ramona: p 129 Pcsina. Lynn: p. 124 Peterson. Bonnie: p. 129 Peterson. Diane: p. 124 Peterson. Paul: p. 125 Peterson. Lori: p. 129 Pfeifer. Theresa: p 125 Pierson. Roger: p. 129 Plaman. Pamela: p. 125 Pope. Jackquclinc: p. 129 Pope. Mitchell: p. 93. 129 Pope. Spencer p. 129 Prescott. Stephen: p. 129 Quebbemun. Noel: pp. 34. 39. 125 Rauma. Allan: p. 125 Rich. Susan: p. 125 Richie, Donna: p. 129 Rodcwald, Milton: p. 129 Ross. Leslie: p. 129 Ruben. Patricia: p. 125 Sacko. Prasert: pp. 41. 70. 129 St. Clair. Patricia: p. 129 St. Clair. Sandra: p. 126 Salmon. Elizabeth: pp. 93. 94. 129 Schaefer. Amy: pp. 34. 125 Schmitz, Laura: p. 125 Schneider, Lynne: p. 126 Sehrepfer. Sally: p. 126 Schultz. Martha: p. 126 Sommer, Steven: pp. 34. 126 Shelton. Madeline: p. 126 Shelton. Robert: p. 129 Sikes. Elizabeth: pp. 115. 126 Simer. f rank: pp. 36. 37. 56. 72. 89. 117. 126 Sims. Sandra: p. 126 Slade. Jcnnclla: p. 129 Sloan. Elizabeth: pp 93. 126. 165 Smith. Clark: pp 34. 129 Smith. Tom p. 126 Snyder. John: pp. 42. 127 Spencer, Kerry: p. 127 Stephenson. Peter: p. 129 Story. Gary: p. 129 Slotler. Rebecca: p. 129 Slot . Kyle: p. 127 Strandness, Cheryl: p. 127 Stuart. Frank: p. 129 Stumpf. Donna: pp. 34. 127 Sullivan. Robert: p. 127 Sundell. Tim: p. 129 Sussman. David: pp. 34. 127 Sutherland. Mark: pp. 66. 127 Sweetser. Maria: p. 127 Tack. Peter: pp. 72. 39. 94. 119. 129 Thompson. Jeffrey: p. 127 Thrasher. William: p. 129 Triantaphillou. Sedcris: p. 129 Trogen. Mary: pp. 34. 44. 88. 90. III. 116. 127 Truchcr. Eric: p. 129 Turner. Timothy: p. 128 Tyler. Lynn: pp. 36. 45. III. 128 Tyson. Jay: pp. 31. 36. 52. 53. 66. 69, 89. III. 128 Engs. Cheryl: p. 128 Vandcnhcuvcl. Jane: p. 129 VanGecst. Michckkc: pp. 93. 128 Vcndcl, Jane: p. I 29 Viox. Debra: p. 128 Vu. Huyen Thi Thanh: p. 129 Wagner. Cynthia: pp. 62. 128 Wagner. Elizabeth: p. 128 Walker. Anne: pp. 22. 88. 92. 93. III. 128 Walsh. Nadine: p. 128 Walvatne. Craig: pp 31. 34. 56. 73. 118. 128 Warner. Anna: p. 128 White. Michael: p. 129 White. Sheila: p. 129 White. Raymond: pp. 31. 43. 56. Ill, 128 Wicklandcr. Kerry: p. 129 Williams. Jeffrey: pp. 31. 56. 57. 68. 102. 129 Witz.. Janet: pp. 43. 88. 129 Wright. Thomas: p. 129 Wright. Scott: pp. 34. 52. 129 Wycoff, Bette: p. 129 Yates. David: pp. 90. 129 165 See Where We’ve Got The Juniors Abry. Tamar: p. 133 Ackerman, Charlotte: p. 133 Adkins. Randy: p. 133 Albitz, Abigail: pp. 55, 133 Allen. Hilary: pp. 90, 133 Alvarez, Jesus: p. 133 Amundson, Michael: p. 141 Anderson. Dawn: p. 141 Anderson. Dayna: p. 141 Anderson. Jennifer: p. 133 Anderson, Mari: p. 141 Anderson. Mitchell: pp. 42. 56, 133 Anderson. Rose: p. 133 Anderson. Russell: p. 141 Anderson. Sheila: p. 133 Anderson, Shelley: p. 133 Anderson. Tammy: p. 133 Annoni, Patricia: p. 141 Asfeld. Jap: p. 141 Babcock. James: 56. 72, 133 Babcock. Kathyrn: p. 133 Baird, Bradley: p. 133 Baird, David: pp. 24. 60. 133 Balfour, Sharon: p. 141 Bardalcs, Jose: pp. 72. 89. 133 Barden, Keith: p. 141 Barnes, Susan: pp. 92. 133 Barr. Donna: p. 133 Baron, Anne: pp. 18. 19, 20. 21. 133 Battenberg, Ted: p. 133 Battenberg, Tom: p. 141 Battenberg. Tod: pp. 93, 102. 110. 141 Beaudry, Tim: pp. 38. 92, 93, 133 Beckman. Kari: pp. 38, 92. 93. 133 Berg, Kevin: pp. 113, 133 Berg. Richard: pp. 113. 133 Birk, John: p. 141 Birkcland, Karin: pp 47, 133 Blackman. Rebecca: p. 141 Blana. Kathy: p. 133 Bogucki. Leonard: p. 141 Boike. Leonard: p. 133 Boudreau. Gregory: p. 141 Boyd, Jeffrey: pp. 52. 133 Bratt. Carolyn: p. 133 Briggs. Ellen: pp. 93. 135 Brown. Carmen: p. 141 Brown. Joyce: pp. 41, 135 Brown, O ina: pp. 32, 135 Brunner. Bradley: p. 141 Budcl. Christopher: p. 135 Buhman, Frank: p. 70. 134 Burleson, William: p. 134 Buford. Carmilita: p. 141 Buran. Constance: pp. 55. 92. 93, 134 Burk. Becky: p. 141 Burkhaltcr, Michelle: pp. 41, 64. 141 Cadwcll. William: pp. 92. 134 Callender. Velvet: p. 11 Cannon. Lynn: pp. 19, 21. 36. 44. 88. 134 Carlson. Jeffrey: pp. 68. 141 Carlson. Joy: pp. 44. 92. 93. 134 Carlson. Richard: p. 134 Carmichael. David: p. 134 Cassidy. Michael: pp. 66. 134 Chalbi. Fathi: p. 141 Champion, Edward: p. 141 Chase. Vicky: p. 141 Chorn. Kenneth: p. 134 Christenson. Arlain: p. 141 Christensen. Kcllcn: p. 141 Clark. Daphcnic: p. 141 L'lark. George: p. 134 Clement, Jennifer: p. 134 Clement. Julie: p. 134 Clemons, Dean: p. 134 Cole. Dec Dee p. 134 Collins. Donald: p. 141 Core. Calvin: p. 141 Cornelius. Cindy: pp. 36. 44. 62. 63. 65. 134 Crittenden, James: p. 141 Culhanc. Judith: p. 134 Cunningham. LaMontc: p. 134 Curry. Christine: pp. 36. 43. 44. 58. 65. 89. 134. 162 Curtis, Sharon: p. 134 Daley. Scan: p. 134 Daniels, Dawn: pp. 24. 29. 41, 93. 134 Daughenbaugh. Thomas: pp. 70. 134 Davis. Ho'ly: pp. 62. 134 Day. Marie: p. 134 Dean. Alexander: p. 134 Dean. Karl: pp. 73. 134. 139 Dedon. Jaqui: pp. 22. 90. 92. 93 Dee. Shannon: p. 141 Deleon, Guerrero: p. 141 Dempsey. Wendy, p. 134 Denn, Cynthia: p. 134 Dennehey. Joseph: p. 141 Denny, Scan: p. 141 Dornbach. Deborah: pp. 47. 134 Dunnivant. Byron: p. 141 Dworsky. David: pp. 56. 70. 89. 135 Ebert. Craig: p. 141 Edwards. Terry: p. 135 Eggers. Mark: p. 141 Engebretson. Becky: pp. 89. 135 F.nglcbart, Robert: p. 141 F.nglcmann. Guy: p. 135 Erickson. Jeffrey: p. 141 Ernst. Gloria: pp. 93, 135 Ernst. Ken: p. 135 Fasching, Gary: p. 135 Fenn. Lee: p. I 5 Filch. Albert: pp. 54, 141 Flanagan. Kelly: p. 135 Flannery, Nancy: pp. 58. 59, 135 Fontaine. Timothy: p. 135 Ford. Dwayne: p. 141 Foster, Tim: p. 135 Fuller, Marshall: p. 141 Furc, Julie: p. 141 Furncy. Robert: pp. 91. 92. 93. 135 Gallc. Roshawn: pp. 44, 135 Garbow, Bcrnadinc: p. 141 Gcidl. Debra: pp. 38. 141 Gcisclhart. Robert: p. 141 Gilbert. Patricia: p. 141 Gilmore, Jane: p. 141 Gonzalez, Lebardo: p. 135 Gorsuch. Douglas: p. 135 Green, Julie: p. 141 Gruclich. Amy: pp. 55. 135 Gustner. Scott: p. 141 Guthrie, Thomas: pp. 22. 52, 135 Halverson, Scott: p. 141 Haines, Jeffrey: p. 141 Han Harrington, Julie: p. 135 Harris. Antoinette: p. 141 Harris. Bradford: p. 141 Harvey. Michael: p. 141 Hastings, Robert: p. 141 llausman. l.cah: p. 135 Healy. Anne: pp. 25. 47, 135 Heinzen, John: p. 135 Hennessey, Thomas: pp. 19. 21. 135 Hernandez, Alfredo: pp. 56. 141 Herndon, Carolyn: p. 135 Hicks. Melissa: pp. 38. 136 Hirshficld. Mary: p. 141 Hobert. Thomas: pp. 36. 52. 66, 89. 135 Holden. Darrell: p. 141 Hollins. Ronald: p. 141 Holman. Glenda: p. 141 Homan. Joel: p. 141 , Hopkins. Adrain: p. 141 Indc. Villis: p. 136 Invccn, Paula: pp 24. 25. 141 Jackson. Debra: p. 141 James, Sheila: p. 141 Johnson. Linda: p. 137 Johnson. Lynn: p. 141 Johnson. Stephen: p. 141 Johnson. Steven: p. 136 Johnston. Bruce: p. 136 Jones, Cynthia: pp. 41. 72. 136 Jones. Cindy: p. 136 Jones. Dorothy: p. 136 Jones. Toni: pp. 41, 141 Jorgenson. Michael: pp. 52, 136 Juntilla. Charles: p. 141 Juntilla, Mary: p. 141 Jurmu. Erie: p. 136 Justice. Richard: p. 136 Kanan. Lucille: p. 136 Kane. Jan: p. 141 Keith. Aaron: pp. 17. 39. 141 Kerr. Barbara: p. 136 Kidd. Michael: pp. 52. 141 Klatte. Michael: p. 141 Knox. Joyce: p. 141 Knowles. James: p. 136 Knutson. Karla: p. 136 Knutson, Richard: p. 141 Koski, Marlene: p. 136 Kumpula. Juliette: p. 136 LaDuke. Patti: p. 141 Lamosse. Chris: p. 141 Landberg. Richard: p. 136 Lane. Linda: p. 136 Langcr. Elizabeth: p. 141 Larson. Michael: pp. 73. 136 LaTerre. David: p. 141 Laurie. Linda: p. 136 166 Lee. Diane: p. 141 Lee. Joung: p. 141 Lcgcros, Nia: pp. 41. 72. 136 Lillquist. Dean: pp. 89. 134. 136 Linner. Amy. pp. 36. 42. 44. 16 Locke. Karen: pp. 38. 90. 136 Lund. Kristin: p. 136 Lundheim. Christopher: p. 137 McCormick. John: p. 141 McIntyre. Perry: pp. 41, 141 McMillan. Jee Jeffery: pp. 41, 137 McFarland. Debra: p. 141 Maginnis, Christine: p. 137 Mandilc. Mark: pp. 92. 141 Mann. Robert: pp. 52. 137 Marshall. James: pp. 52. 68. 137 Massic. Lloyd: p. 141 Matous, LcAnn: p. 141 Mcc. Kathleen: p. 141 Metcalf, Scott: p. 137 Meyers. Wayne: p. 141 Miles. Sanna: p. 141 Millam. Julie: p. 137 Miller. Davin: pp 39. 92. 93. 137 Miller. Debra: p 137 Miller. Robert: p. 137 Moc. Daryl: p. 141 Moc, Terri: p. 141 Moses. Timothy: p. 137 Murphy. Daniel: pp. 73. 137 Murray. Caron: p. 137 Meyers. Robync: pp. 93. 137 Nadeau. Jayne: pp. 37. 137 Navalcs. Mel: pp. 93. 137 Nicholson. William: pp. 93. 137 Nicd iclski. Barbara: pp. 38. 137 Nohrenberg. Gloria: p. 137 Norris. Phillip: p. 141 Norton. Peter: pp. 24. 66. 67. 89. 137 Norwood, Russell: p. 141 Nowicki. Stephen: p. 141 Nunn. Shelton: p. 137 Nutting. Wendy: p. 141 Odland. David:’pp. 42. 52. 137 Okcrland. Debra: p. 137 Oliver. Donna: p. 137 Oliver. Joan: p. 137 Olson. Timothy: p. 141 Olson. William: p. 141 Orstad. Holly: p. 141 Owen, Allison: p. 141 Parker. James: p. 137 Parker. James: pp. 22. 56. 137 Parker, Barbara: pp. 42. 137 Parker. Mary: pp. 62. 90. 138 Parrott. Tommy: p. 141 Patterson. Gail: p. 141 Patterson. Roxanne: p. 138 Pavey. Robert: p. 138 Pcnnic. Aide: p. 141 Perry. Jill: pp 38. 44. 138 Peters. Sylvia: pp. 17. 36. 37. 47. 55. 138 Peterson. Jeffrey p. 141 Peterson. Stephen: p. 141 Petro. Chcrilynn: p. 138 Phelps. William: pp. 42. 138 Pike. Leslie: p. 141 Polland. Ronald: p. 138 Poison. Debra: p. 141 Poor. Jonathan: pp. 92. 93, 138 Porter. Steven: pp. 66. 138 Powell, Diane: p. 138 Powell. Evelyn: p. 141 Powell. Gloria: p. 141 Pozinski. Joanne: pp. 38. 138 Preston. Cathy: p. 138 Preston. Patricia: p. 141 Preston. Rebecca: pp. 44. 138. 162 Price. Frank: pp. 18. 19. 20. 21, 32. 68 138 Prince. Karen: pp. 62. 64. 138 Prince. Kathy: pp. 62. 63. 64. 138 Quallc. Katherine: p. 141 Reamer. Sharon: p. 138 Rcavis, Thomas: p. 138 Reese. Debara: p. 141 Reid. Dawn: p. 138 Reid, Karen: p. 141 Richardson. Kathleen: p. 138 Rivers. Eric: p. 138 Roche. James, pp. 36. 52. 68. 93. 141 Roden. Robert: p. 152 Rogers. Jeffrey: pp. 92, 141 Rogers. Rex: p. 141 Rogers. Rolanda: p. 138 Roos. James: pp. 52. 90. 91, 138 Rubcnstcin. John: pp. 89. 138 Rubcnstcin. Sally: pp. 48. 138. 162 Rucckcrt, Kimberly: p. 141 Saccd. N: pp. 41. 138 Saccd. S: p. 138 Sacko. Chumlong: p. 139 Salbcrg. Margo: p. 141 Sanigular. James: pp. 56. 139 Sandwik. Jill: p. 139 Sarles. Amy: pp. 38. 88. 139 Schenck. Ray: p. 141 Schicbcl. Sandra: p. 139 Schlcmmcr, Gwen: pp. 62. 139 Schmidt, Steven: pp. 66. 139 Schwob. Martha: pp. 36. 42. 55. 72. 87. 89, 139 Schwob. Matthew: pp. 17, 66. 141 Scriven. Mark: pp. 54. 73. 139 Sharp. Randall: p. 141 Sharp. Ricky: pp. 52. 141 Shockcncy. James: p. 139 Sikes. Catherine: p. 141 Skay. Carol: pp. 55. 139, 162 Smith. Kimberly: p. 141 Smith. Monica: p. 141 Smith. Reva: p. 139 Smith. Tyann: p. 139 Snargrass. Walter: p. 141 Sotnak. Evangeline: pp. 39. 141 Sova. Shirlcc: p. 139 Spencer. Kai: p. 141 Spiclman. Lisa: pp. 48. 90. 106. 139 Stamlcy. Alison: p. 139 88. Starks. Robert: p. 139 Stenerson. Rose: pp. 93. 139 Stevenson, Nancy: p. 38. 58. 139 Stevens, Kelly: p. 141 Stickcl, Terry: p. 141 Sloffels, Kim: p. 141 Stolarczyk. Julane: p. 141 Stotesbery. Sally: p. 139 Stovall. Sheryl: p. 139 Strahan. Carol: p. 139 Streeter. Cheryl: p. 139 Streit . Ann: pp. 47. 140 Stricbcl, Jeffrey: p. 141 Stroh. Charmainc: p. 140 Strong. Virginia: p. 141 Strot. Ann: p. 140 Swanson. Julie: pp. 93. 140 Swoboda. Kimberly: p. 140 Talbcrg. Michael: p. 141 Tanner, Dawn: p. 141 Taylor. Bennett: pp. 91, 140 Taylor. Kathleen: p. 141 Tcasdalc. Bill: p. 140 Terrell. Eva: pp. 93. 140. 162 Thrasher, Mervin: p. 140 Tiemann. Michael: p. 141 Tims. Bobby: p. 140 Tgaden. Wanda: p. 141 Toussamt. Brian: p. 140 Townc. Margaret: pp. 62, 63. 93. 140 Townsend. L.: p. 140 Transue. William: p. 141 Tracey, Denise: p. 141 Trogen. David: p. 140 Trousdale. James: pp. 52. 66. 141 Tucker. Vanessa: p. 141 Tuthill. John: pp. 42. 140 Tuttle. Barney: p. 140 Tyler. Kelly: p. 140 Tyson. Guy: pp. 36. 52. 68. 89. 140 Underwood. Jacquelyn: p. 140 Vakim. Violet: pp. 41. 140 VanGecst. Randall: pp 29. 92. 93, 140 Vickaryous. Diana: p. 140 Waalk. Denise: p. 141 Waaramcmi. Ann: p. 140 Wade. Kerwin: pp. 41. 141 Wade. Lester: p. 140 Walker. Paul: p. 141 Walker, Rhonda: p. 140 Walsh. Michelle: pp. 47, 140 Warren. Adrian: p. 141 Wclby. James: pp. 39. 141 Wen . Karen: p. 141 West. Melvin: p. 141 White. Daniel: pp. 52. 141 White. William: pp. 88. 140 Whritenour. Donald: pp. 66. 140 Wien. Michelle: p. 140 Will. John: p. 140 William. Chcryll: p. 141 Williams. Gail: pp. 44. 62. 64. 140 Wilson. Laurel: p. 141 Wilson. Sheila: p. 141 Winkclman, Terri: p. 141 Wirta. Cynthia: p. 141 Witt, Carol: p. 141 Wright. Patric: p. 140 W'ukotich. Cynthia: pp. 47. 140 Wynne. Andre: p. 140 Yacgcr. Larry: p. 141 Zukauska. Catherine: p. 141 167 See Where We’ve Got The Sophomores Abrahamson. Gary: p. 143 Albilz. David: pp. 53. 143 Amslcr. Vicky: p. 143 Anderson. Chcri: p. 143 Anderson. Katherine: p. 143 Anderson. Lisa: pp. 93. 143 Anderson. Richard: p. 143 Anderson. Rick: p. 149 Anderson. Scott: p. 143 Armstrong. Elizabeth: p. 143 Babcock. Sharron: p. 143 Bacigalupo. Monica: pp. 55. 143 Baldwin. Clayton: pp. 43. 54. 61. 90. 143 Bailey. Linda: p. 143 Bailly. Susan: pp. 41, 143 Bakka. Shirley: pp. 55. 143 Barr. Julie: pp. 93. 143 Barton. Thomas: p. 143 Beall. Penni: pp 93.143 Becht. Richard: pp. 53. 143 Beckman. Siri: pp. 38. 143 Bedor. David: pp. 56. 69. 143 Beighlcy. Chcri: p. 143 Bennett. Judith: p. 149 Benjaminson. Norman: Benson. Tracy: p. 149 Bentz. John: pp. 39. 72. 143 Berg. Cynthia: p. 143 Berman. Jill: pp. 90. 143 Bernard. Allan: pp. 36. 70. 90. 91. 143 Best. Kenneth: pp. 53. 149 Bevis. Susan: pp. 73. 143 Beyer. Steven: p. 149 Bicscmcier, Dennis: p. 143 Bjcldc, Jeffrey: p. 149 Bjorkstrand. Diane: pp. 62. 143 Bolin. Weston: pp. 28. 54. 91. 143 Bolscr. Jay: pp. 19. 21. 143 Bolscr. Jerry: pp. 19. 21. 143 Booher, John: p. 149 Botten. Ann: p. 144 Boyd. John: p. 144 Boyncr. Elizabeth: p. 149 Brashcar. Paul: pp. 39. 56 Brown. Benita: p. 149 Brown. James: p. 144 Brown. Mary: p. 149 Bryn. John: p. 149 Buckley. Mary: p. 149 Buell. Craig: p. 149 Bulthuis. Dcanne: p. 144 Burris. Daryl: pp. 41, 144 Caleb. Mark: p. 144 Carlson. Blake: pp. 53. 144 Cassidy. Kathleen: pp. 38. 144 Chalbi. Lathi: p. 144 Champion. Nona: p. 149 Chcrnc. Mark: p. 144 Clark. Gina: p. 144 Clark. Janet: pp. 5. 62. 144 Clifford. Kimberly: p. 144 Coleman. Mirian: p. 149 Cooper. Bryant: p. 149 Corcoran. Richard: p. 149 Costc. Lura: p. 144 Craig. Theresa: pp. 92. 144 Crittenden. Rita: p. 144 Cross. Cheryl: pp 92. 144 Crowley. Kevin: p. 144 Cummins. Alan: pp. 56. 60. 144 Curtis. Roy: pp. 41. 53. 70. 71. 149 Dahl. Andrew: p. 149 Daniels. Christopher: p. 144 Daughenbaugh. Beth: p. 144 Davis. Ronald: p. 144 Dee. Donna: p. 144 Diehl. Jeffrey: p. 149 Dinkins. Cynthia: pp. 41. 64. 144 Donley. Richard: p. 144 Dor on, Rolito: p. 144 Dorumsgaard. Randall: p. 149 Douglas. Deborah: pp. 45. 90. 144 Dow. Elizabeth: p. 144 Dowson. Mark: pp. 53. 66. 144 Doyle. Michael: p. 144 Edcl. Michelle: p. 144 Edman. Andrea: p. 144 Edwards. Kristin: p. 144 Engelman. Michael: p. 149 Engclman. Heidi: p. 144 Engstrom. John: p. 149 Epstein. Kimberly: p. 149 Erickson. Desiree: p. 144 Erickson. LeAnne: p. 144 Eubanks, Donna: p. 149 Evans. Jeff: p. 149 Everett, Kathryn: p. 149 Ewing. Brenda: pp. 36. 41. 144 Labes. Ellen: p. 145 Fcdcrlcy, Doublas: pp. 68. 145 Fccla. Bruce: p. 145 Fcltcn. Joel: p. 149 Fcndrick. William: p. 149 Ferm. Gary: p. 145 Fine. Steven: p. 145 Fisker. Gus: p. 145 Fitzmauricc, Matthew: pp. 69. 145 Fleming. Renee: p. 149 Fountain. Brenda, p. 149 Freeman. Kim: pp. 38, 145 Frothingcr. Linda: pp. 58. 59. 90. 93. 145 Fulks. Robbin: p. 149 Fuller. Darrell: p. 145 Furc. Laurie: p. 145 Gall. Kim: p. 149 Gallc, Christopher: pp. 18. 20. 54. 60, 145 Garcia. Jonnic: p. 145 Garwick. Mathew: p. 145 George, Lyle: p. 149 Gibson, Bradley: p. 145 Gill. James: p. 149 Goranson. Lisa: p. 145 Gratz. Lawrence: pp. 53. 145 GratZ, Michael: pp. 70. 71. 145 Grccnough, Arthur: p. 145 Grcgcr. Steve: p. 145 Gumbrill. Kelly: p. 149 Gustafson. Lynn: pp. 58. 65. 145 Guthrie. Theresa: pp. 47. 145 Halvorson. Sandra: p. 145 Mammick. Tim: p. 149 Hansen. Tim: p. 145 Hanson. Brian: p. 145 Hanson. Donald: p. 53. 149 Hanson. Russell: p. 145 Hanvick. Jean: pp. 47. 145 Harrington. Joseph: p. 145 Harvala. Connie: pp. 90. 145 Hasti. Teresa: p. 149 Haugesag. Carrie: p. 145 Hazlcy. Taffa: pp. 41. 64. 145 Heinzen. Robert: pp. 53. 69. 145 Hclgcson. Catherine: p. 149 Hcllcndrung. Mary Jo: pp. 62. 145 Henderson, Douglas: p. 149 Hendrickson. Laurie: p. 145 Hernandez. Alberto: p. 149 Hess. Scott: p. 149 Highland. James: p. 149 Hirshficld. Amy: pp. 47. 145 Hodroff. Melanie: p. 149 Hyun. Kenneth: p. 145 Inner. Brian: p. 149 Jackson. Lynn: p. 145 Jackson. Melody: pp. 90. 146 Jackson. William, pp. 33. 41, 68. 149 Jacobson. Brian: p. 146 Johnson. Brian: p. 149 Johnson. Bridget!: p. 146 Johnson. Robbin: pp. 4|. 146 Johnson. Roger: p. 146 Johnson. Scott: p. 149 Johnson. Stephanie: pp. 45. 146 Johnson. Theresa: p. 146 Johnston. Timothy: p. 149 Jones. Candice: p. 146 Jones. Kennieth: p. 149 Jones. Steven: pp. 92, 146 Jones. Tira: p. 149 Jordan. Timmic: pp. 36. 41 Joslin. James: p. 149 Joyner. Steve: p. 149 .luntilla. Catherine: pp. 55. 146 Jurmu. James: p. 146 Kaplan. Carol: pp. 62. 146 Kaplan. Joshua: p. 146 Karr. Jennifer: p. 146 Kalkin, Perry: p. 146 Kcachcr. Kenneth: p. 149 Kedrow'ski. Anita: p. 146 Keith. Paul: pp. 90. 146 Kelly. Theresa: p. 146 Kcndlc. Laura: p. 146 Kilbride. Anna: pp. 90. 146 King. William: p. 149 Kirby. Tony: p. 146 Klcber. Mitchell: pp. 69. 146 Kodner. Andrea: p. 146 Korslund. Linda: p. 149 Krcnzcl. David: p. 146 Landstrom, Lyle: pp. 54. 60. 61. Larsen, Daniel: p. 149 Larsen. Shari: pp. 14. 149 Larson. Donna: p. 149 Larson. Elizabeth: pp. 90. 146 Larson. Guy: p. 149 Larson. Steven: p. 146 (.arson. Teresa: p. 149 168 I a Rue. Jon: pp. 53. 149 Laurie, Kirk: p. 146 Layeux, Kathy: p. 146 Leach. Toni: p. 149 Leung. Tony: pp. 70. 146 Lcxvold, Dana: p. 149 Lies. Debra: p. 146 Lopez. Steven: pp. 70. 146 Lorentzen. Edward: p. 149 Loughced, Lorric: p. 149 Lumbar, Denise: p. 149 McChcsncy. Stephanie: p. 146 McCormack. Heidi: p. 146 McEachran. Kim: p. 146 McGregor. Tugwana: pp. 92. 149 McIntyre, Marilyn: p. 146 McKinney. Victoria: p. 149 McLain. Bradley: p. 146 McLain. Brett: pp. 53. 146 McKinney. Randy: p. 149 Mack. Andrew: pp. 53. 146 Madson. Tracy: pp. 42. 146 Martin, Cynthia: p. 146 Martin. James: pp. 53. 69. 146 Masterman. Cynthia: p. 146 Maxwell. Terri: p. 149 Meehan. Michael: pp. 53. 149 Melanin, Patrick: p. 149 Mcsscrschmidt. Jill: p. 146 Metcalf. Cheryl: pp. 91. 147 Mcwszcl. Candace: p. 149 Meyers. Charles: pp. 69. 147 Meyers. Mark: p. 147 Mitchell. Cathy: p. 147 Moc. Carol: pp. 92. 147 Moore, Jodie: p. 147 Moss. Pam: p. 149 Murphy. Sue: pp. 90. 147 Musgravc. Lillian: p. 149 Myers, Neil: p. 149 Nammacher. Carrie: pp. 55. 147 Nelson. Anita: p. 147 Nelson. Velma: pp. 18. 19, 20. 21. 41. 147 Newberger. Gerald: p. 147 Nitschc, Carmen: p. 147 Noronha, Cecil: pp. 93. 149 Nguyen. Hicp: p. 147 Oalis, Kathy: p. 147 Ohnesorge, Clark: pp. 54. 147 Oliver. Colleen: p. 147 Olson. Danny: p. 149 Olson. Donna: p. 147 Orosco. Tina: p. 147 Orstad. Kelly: p. 149 Otto. Kevin: p. 147 Parnow. John: p. 147 Patten, Mara: pp. 47, 147 Patterson. Charles: p. 149 Paulzinc. James: p. 147 Perry. Joan: p. 147 Peterson. Alan: p. 147 Peterson. David: p. 147 Peterson. David: p. 147 Peterson. Gayle: pp. 38. 147 Peterson, John: p. 149 Pfeifer. Ron: p. 149 Pfeiler. Vicky: p. 147 Phelps. Tom: pp. 56. 72. 147 Pickford. Lester: p. 149 Pikala. Brenda: p. 149 Plummbcr, Lori: pp. 91, 147 Pobuda, Scott: p. 149 Pond. Nicholas: p. 149 Powell. Vera: p. 149 Prieto. Alexander: p. 147 Proctor. Amy: p. 149 Quaus, Robert: p. 147 Quebbemann, Brian: pp. 39. 147 Raftis. Wendy: p. 148 Ranallo. Judy: pp. 45. 90. 148 Randazza. Deborah: p. 149 Rath. Lucy: pp. 38. 148 Rider. Charles: p. 149 Ritenour. Jeff: p. 149 Rocrig. Leon: p. 149 Rogers, Cheryl: p. 148 Rotstein. Nestor: pp. 41, 56. 148 Ruddy. John: p. 148 Saito. Elaine: p. 148 Salmon. Catherine: p. 148 Sandvig, Lisa: p. 148 Sanford. Albert: pp. 72. 148 Sanocki. Christopher: pp. 53, 72. 149 Sarafolcan, Steven: p. 148 Saxon. Gary: p. 149 Scanlon. Janinc: p. 148 Scarvcr. Ginger: p. 149 Schadcn. Mary: p. 148 Schrcpfcr, Tom: p. 149 Schwartz. Joseph: p. 149 .Severson. Lynette: p. 148 Shampine. Don: p. 148 Sharp. Rita: p. 148 Sherman. Kim: p. 148 Shipp. Mary: p. 148 Shirley, Mark: p. 149 Shonblom, Paul: p. 149 Sims. Mike: p. 148 Sims, Steven: p. 148 Small. Wendy: p. 149 Smith. Peter: p. 148 Smith. Reva: p. 149 Smith. Tamara: p. 149 Soderberg, Inga: pp. 73. 148 Sotnak, Christine: p. 148 Spencer, Theresa: p. 148 Stately. John: pp. 53. 149 Stenerson, Ron: pp. 101. 148 Storholm. Julie: p. 148 Story. Greg: p. 149 Strombcck. David: p. 149 Sullivan. Ronda: p. 148 Sussman, Peter: pp. 18. 72, 148 Sutton. Elizabeth: p. 149 Swicrcz.ck, Lorna: p. 149 Swicrezek. Pam: p. 149 Sylvis. Tracy: p. 149 Tabery, Cindy: p. 148 Talbcrg. Mathew: p. 148 Tanficld, Leonard: p. 149 Taylor. Anthony: p. 149 Taylor. Judy: p. 148 Teague. Virginia: p. 148 Thayer. Sasha: p. 148 Thompson, Lisa: pp. 92, 148 Thrasher. Randcc: p. 148 Throndsen. Nancy: p. 148 Thunberg. Cheryl: p. 149 Thurin. Christopher: pp. 53. 148 Tormanen. Lorna: p. 148 Townsend. Lionel: p. 149 Trcmblcy. Vanessa: p. 149 Turner. Louis: p. 148 VanBuren, Ronda: p. 149 Vincent. Mike: pp. 41. 69, 149 Waalk, Steven: pp. 43. 54. 73. 148 Wagner. Kathy: p. 149 Walker. Dorothy: p. 149 Walker. Regina: p. 149 Walker. Vickie: p. 149 W'allcn. Judy: pp. 90. 148 Walsh. Dan: p. 148 Walsh. David: p. 149 Walton. Pal: pp. 69. 91. 149 Walvatne. Joel: pp. 53. 70. 71. 149 Weiss. Richard: p. 149 Weller. Cindy: p. 149 Wesley. Tony: pp. 53. 69. 149 White, Pam: p. 149 Whritenour. Barb: p. 149 Willford. Gayle: pp 36. 90. 149 Williams. Calvin: pp. 72. 149 Williams. Randall: pp. 53. 149 Wittles. Gary: p. 149 Worley. Gina: pp. 91. 149 Wright. Kathy: p. 149 Ycllowhammcr. Sue: pp. 90. 149 Zoscl. Mike: pp. 53. 66. 149 Zyvoloski. Mary: p. 149 169 See Where We’ve Got The Freshmen Akguc. Erdogan: pp. 56. 157 Allen. Jeffrey: p. 151 Altoncn. Richard: p. 151 Anderson. Lisa: p. 151 Arbucklc. John: p. 151 Aufdcrhcidc. Roger: p. 151 Bakkc. Dawn: p. 151 Bulcos. Edwyn: pp. 49. 151 Baldwin. Gordon: pp. 60. 90. 151 Balfour. Robert: p. 151 Bauch. Elmer: p. 151 Bell. Richard: p. 157 Bennett. Ann: p. 157 Berg. Stephen p. 157 Bergford. John. p. 151 Bernard. Mark. pp. 90. 91. 151 Bernstein. Stuart: p. 151 Biclkc. Shannon: p. 151 Bicscmeier. Diane: p. 151 Birk. Mary: pp 18. 19. 20. 21. 65. 151 Bohn. Mark: p. 157 Boohcr. Eugene: p 151 Bormann. Ellen: p. 151 Bose. Karen: p. 151 Bottcn. Darcy: p 151 Bower. Bernard: p. 151 Bowser, l.cander p. 151 Bradley. Charles: p. 151 Bradley. Judy: p. 151 Braman. Von: p. 157 Brashear. Dona pp. 39. 151 Bratt. Gregory: p. 151 Brown. Cecily: p. 151 Brown. Frieda: pp. 41. 151 Brown. Richard: p. 157 Buckhalton. Sandra: pp. 41. 151 Bucttcl. Sarah: p 151 Bunker. Dianna: p. 157 Burk. Bambi: p. 151 Bursack. John: p 151 Cadwcll. Katherine: p. 151 Callender. Lee: p. 157 Capi . Nancy: pp 92. 152 Carney. Debra: p. 152 Carter. Howard: p 157 Cassidy. Shawn: p 157 Champs. Florence: p. 157 Chau. Duong: p. 152 Chcrnc. Hugh p 152 Chcrnc. Solomon: p. 152 Chcvillard. Loretta: pp. 45. 157 Childers. Mark: pp. 56. 152 Chu. Cindy: p 152 Clark. Donna: p. 152 Clark. Susan: pp 58. 64. 152 Cochran. John: p. 157 Concry. Laura: p 152 Copeland, Robert: p. 157 Cunningham. Taul: p. 157 Curtin. Andrea: p. 152 Dahl. Craig: p. 157 Daley. Theresa: p. 152 Daughcnbuugh. Thcrcsc: p. 152 Davis. Avery: p. 157 Davis. Ernestine: p. 157 Davis. Michael: p. 157 Day. Warren: p 152 Dell, Irvc: p. 152 Delott. Steven: p. 157 Dempsey. Cindy: p. 152 Dennis. John: pp. 41. 157 Denny. Mcaghan: p. 157 Dischingcr. Randall: p. 157 Dornbach. Su annc: pp. 45. 65. 93. 152. 156 Doucette. Patrick: p. 157 Dougherty. Henry: pp. 92. 152 Downing. Francinc: p. 152 Duffy. Nancy: p. 157 Dumlcr. Wendy: p. 157 Eason. David: p. 157 Eavcr. Richard: p. 157 Edwards. Patricia: p. 152 Fide. Christy: p. 152 I ngclbart. James: pp. 90. 152 Epstein. Michael: p. 157 Evins. Deanna: p. 41 Evans. Joseph: p. 157 Fairbanks. Jayne: p 157 Farrell. James: pp. 60. 61. 152 Fasching. Lori: p. 152 Fishman. Craig: p. 152 Fitch. Robert: pp 91. 152 Fit mauriec. Su annc: pp. 90. 152 Flancry. William: p. 157 Franson. Michael: p. 157 Garcia. Michael: p. 157 Goetz. Frederick: p. 152 Goldfarb. Lynn: p. 152 Gorsueh. Tim: pp. 49. 157 Greer. Joann: p. 157 Gross. Dana: pp 42. 65. 73. 152 Grossman. Zoltan: p 152 Groves. W illiam: p. 152 Hadley. James p. 157 Haldcman. Michael: pp. 39. 152 Holoncn. Dirk: p. 157 Haloncn. Dwight: p 157 llampson. Kevin: p 157 Hansen. Cynthia: p. 152 Hanson. Bradley: p. 157 Hanson. Rolf: pp. 39. 42. 153 Harmon. Anthony: p. 157 Harrington. Deanna: p. 153 Harrison. Sydney: pp. 38. 91. 153 Harwood. Gregory: p. 157 Hastings. Albert: pp. 91. 153 Hastings, Susan, p. 157 Hiuwillcr. George: p. 157 Hcaly. Tom: p. 153 Hendrix. Volncy: pp. 60. 91. 157 Hennessey. David: p. 153 Herndon. Vernie: p. 157 Hickman. Pamela: pp. 29. 48. 90. 153 Higgins. Daniel: p. 157 Hobcrt. Carl: pp. 36. 153 Hodges. Emma: p. 157 Hodroff. S� acy: p. 153 Hole. Nancy: p. 157 llollic. Duane: p. 157 Holmes. Carrie: p. 153 Holt. Ann: pp. 39. 47. 153 Holzcr, Daris: p 157 Honcckcr. Anthony: p. 153 llurndon. V.: p. 153 llussman. W'illiam: p. 157 Ibclc. John: pp. 93. 153 Invccn. Angela: p. 153 Inner. Scan: p. 153 Jacobson. Douglas: p. 153 Jaeger. Michelle: p. 153 Jenkins. Nancy: pp. 47. 65. 153 Jensen. Jane: p. 153 Johnson. Donovan: p. 157 Johnson. Kevin: p. 157 Johnson. Kim: p. 157 Johnson. Richard: p. 153 Johnson. Robert: p. 153 Johnson. Sandra: p. 153 Jones. Christine: p. 153 Jordan. Alexander: pp. 53. 157 Jorgensen. Teresa: p. 153 Jurmu. Katherine: p. 153 Karpcn. Tina: p. 153 Kcdrowski. Ronald: p. 157 Kcllam. David: pp. 72. 91. 153 Kibort. Sandra, pp. 39. 157 Kim. Frank: pp. 56. 157 Kjono. Peter: p. 153 Kloth. Paul: p. 153 Knudsen. Kevin: pp. 72. 153 Koskic. Dan: p. 153 Kramer. Jean: pp. 42. 153 Kramer. Mathew: p. 153 Kramer. Sarah: pp. 90. 153 Krause. David: p. 157 Kun c. Dana: p. 157 Kurtti. Darryl: p. 154 Lampcrd. Nichol: p. 157 Langcr. Kristine: p. 157 Larson. Dick: p. 154 Larson. Gwcndylyn. pp. 73. 154. 157 Larson. Leslie: p. 154 LaRuc. Mark: p. 154 Lcn cn. Donald: p. 157 Lcrncr. Mathew: p. 154 Lewis. Sherry: p. 154 Libertus, Ronald: p. 157 Lindquist. Susan: p. 154 Lomax. David: p. 157 Lomax. DcAnna: p. 157 l.ott. Anthony: p. 15.4 Lowe. Thomas: p. 157 Lukcr. Debra: p. 154 Lund. Mary: pp 48. 93. 154 Lundgrcn. Karen: pp. 42. 154 Lundgrcn. Katherine pp. 42. 154 Linch. Peggy: pp. 93. 154 McCormack. Sigrid: pp. 45. 154 McCormick. Fred: p. 157 McCormick. Rebecca: p. 154 McVcy. Kathleen: p. 154 Martin. Jami: pp. 39, 62. 154 Martin. Judith: p. 157 Martin. Nancy: p. 157 Marubbio. Kari: p. 154 Massic. Tracy: p. 157 Mathias. Diane: pp. 42. 72. 154 Matton, Dennis: pp. 72. 157 Myers. Rcuvcn. pp. 72. 91. 92. 154 Mahoon. Henry: pp. 49. 154 170 Miller. Byron: p. 157 Miller. John: pp. 66. 154 Morkrid. Michael: p. 154 Morion. Deditra: p. 157 Muldoon, Joseph: p. 154 Murray. Robert: pp. 42. 72. 154 Nadeau. Thomas: p. I 54 Nammachcr. Suzanne: pp 47. 154. 156 Nelson. Dale: p. 154 Nelson. Gloria: p. 154 Nguyen. Hung: p 154 Nicholas. Kim: pp. 42. 72. 154 Nikunc, K : p. 154 Nulling. Christopher: p. 157 O'Heron. Lynn: p. 154 Olson. Susan: p. 154 Olson. Wendy: p. 154 Osterberg. Christine: pp. 47. 65, 154 Parker. Edward: p. 157 Pcalula. Richard: p. 157 Puulzine, Nancy: p. 154 Perry. Belly: p. 157 Peterson. Joel: pp. 44. 157 Phelps. Douglas: pp. 18. 20. 154 Phillips. Diana: p. 155 Plaisancc. Lisa: pp. 39. 45. 155 Plumcr, Lance: p. 155 Powell. Bobbie: p. 155 Powell, Carolyn: p. 157 Powell. Eddie: p. 155 Pratt. Jesse: p. 155 Premcr. Dannu: pp. 42. 72, 155 Premcr. Sidney: pp. 42. 72. 155 Prcstonc. Patricia: pp. 41. 93. 155 Prestone. Sara: pp. 17. 45. 90. 93. 155 Price. Lester: p. 157 Price. Starling: p. 155 Pryor. George: p. 157 Pulvcr. Tony: pp. 53. 157 Reamer, Donald: p. 155 Rich. Linda: pp. 93. 155 Rigert. Douglas: pp. 49. 155 Rilch. Bridgett: p. 157 Rockcnsock. Sharon: p. 155 Roos. Janet: p. 155 Rose. Elizabeth: pp. 39. 42. 72. 155 Rosenn, Eva: p. 155 Ross. Darryl: pp. 41. 155 Ruddy. Lisa: p. 155 Ryan. Sheila: p. 155 St. Clair. Barbara: p. 156 Salmon. Margcrct: p. 155 Sandwick. James: p. 155 Scanlon. Sherry: p. 155 Schlafer. Carol, pp. 48. 91. 155 Schmidt. Cathy: pp. 92. 155 Scneidcr. Ronald p. 155 Schriver, Mark: p. 157 Schultz. Dennis: p. 155 Schwartz. Roy: p 155 Schwartz. Stephanie: p. 155 Schwob. Peter: pp. 66. 155 Scott. Ronda: p. 157 Senart. Joyce: p. 157 Seurer. Jimmie: p 156 Sherbarth. Kathleen: pp. 45. 73. 156 Smith. Katherine: pp. 42. 58, 72 Smith. John: p. 156 Smith. Thomas: p. 156 Smith. Todd: pp. 42. 156 Slcinmann. Joan: p 156 Stolarc yk. Brian: p. 157 Streitz. Elizabeth pp. 45. 65. 90. 153. 156 Stroh. Jolccn: p. 156 Strombcck. Gary: p. 156 Strong. Patrick: p. 157 Sullivan. Carolyn; p. 156 Swanson. 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Frothinger M. Garwick L. Goranson L. Gratz M. Gratz A. Greenough L. Gustafson T. Hansen J. Hanvik C. Harvala M. Hellendrung A. Hirshfield B. Jackson L. Jackson R. Jackson S. Johnson C. Kaplan J. Kaplan P. Keith A. Kilbride T. Kirby M. Kleber L. Landstrom T. Leung S. Lopez T. Madson J. Martin S. McChesney C. Metcalf C. Meyers S. Murphy J. Newberger J. Parnow D. Peterson T. Phelps L. Plummer A. Prieto B. Quebbeman W. Raft is J. Ranallo J. Ruddy E. Saito A. Sanford K. Sherman I. Soderberg C. Sotnack T. Spencer P. Sussman C. Thurin M. Vincent J. Wallen P. Walton J. Walvatne T. Wesley B. Whritenour G. Willford M. Zosel Extra Spirited Sophomores ■ Stars Of ’76 Mark Abel Bill Conroy Jim Andcrly Julie Crowley Dennis Anderson Kathy Dahl Lorna Anderson Rita Dauka Jerry Armstrong Gayle Dorn Michelle Armstrong Jim Dow Chip Baker Ron Elvin Mary Baron Mary Farrell Karen Bccht Leora Fisker Cathy Bender Kathy Furncy Mariann Bentz Steve Garcia Dave Brashcar Kaye Gustafson Mark Cadwcll Helen Halverson Diane Cassidy Carol Hanvick Tim Devins Shannon Hendren Paula Chesney Tom Jenkins Mike Childers Carolyn Johnson Tom Chorn Jim Kangas Dave Clark Doug Kcllam Jenny Clark Kathy Klcbcr Rick Clark Kris Kokx A.J. Kupka Patty Reuben Fran Laflcur Sue Rich Kari Larson Frank Simer Lori Larson Liz Sloan Ron Leung John Snyder Lee Lillquist Maria Sweetser Debbie Lindquist Peter Tack John Madson Jeff Thompson Kelly Malone Mary Trogen Larry McDougall Anne Walker Judy Morkrid Craig Walvatnc Mike Neil Ray White Corinna Nelson Janet Witz Jami Ness Jeff Williams Leslie Newton Ed Yates Mark Nicholas Chcryll Oliver Maryann Oyass Bill Parker Sam Parker Al Rauma 182 Our country gained its independence and we are gaining ours. Some of us go from choosing which classes we are to pass or to fail, to choosing the next president of the United States. We make decisions about our adult lives while we're still in high school. The future seems far away, but it starts today. SPECIAL THANKS ARE IN ORDER FOR: Staff advisor: Mr. Bruce Hansen Josten's representative: Mr. Burt Hedstrom Cover design artist: Larry McDougall Various other assistance: Haga Photography, Classic Motor Books Inc.. Elaine Saito, Katie Vermcland. Frank Sirncr. Co-editors Mariann Bent and Anne Walker wish to thank and congratulate their terrific staff of hard workers. LAYOUT DESIGN: •Mary Trogen Janet Wit Amy Sarlcs Eve Sotnak Karin Birkeland WRITERS: •Nancy Kaplan Kari Larson Sylvia Peters Carol Kaplan •indicates section head It has been wonderful working with you. and we can all be proud of this fine publication. Co-editors: M B.. A.W. PHOTOGRAPHERS: •Doug Kellam Bill White BUSINESS MANAGER: Lynn Cannon 184 SEE WHAT