West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

OtAy rpV- Cp O 4. ffilHIIIIflMSWlii '■5 . r - 3 . a IFtalii, ai.h A NICO Action DHflnd SnOdV NNtCU Go West Act One Life On The Range The West High Cowboy . . . full of life, vigor and he doesn’t whine when he has to taste a little dirt. He’s one who laughs in the face of Westby tests and cries over Holiday Break. Yes, that’s the person, and here’s the saga. A tale of hoe-downs and gidd’ups. A special taste of adventure known only to the cowboys and cowgirls. So look on; this will probably be the most pleasin’ tale of adventure you’ve ever seen, star-studded with your favorite cast. Quiet with the popcorn. Shhh everyone . . . the movie’s starting. Cowboys Put Another Knotch In Their Guns Proof Positive HOG PILE!!! The coronation, pep fest and talent show got Westites good and riled up to go and honk and scream their guts out in the parade and football game that followed. Our team didn’t care if they lost other games. Homecoming was just too important. The Millers were forced to eat the Cowboys dust in this event. West got down right mean and nasty while walloping Washburn 26-15 after being behind only once. The shindig that followed had a little extra zing knowing the Cowboys had another knotch in their guns. B. Thayer and T. Anderson perform. J. Fitzgerald and K. Snaza Get Down. SENIORS WON! J. Bordewich is looking forward to his driving permit. SUPER SENIOR A. Eliingham storms on stage. Westites show their support. Tension Mounted Junior Attendant. Carrie Oster-berg Sophomore Attendant. Maureen Rath Freshman Attendant. Sarah Streitz The identity of the new Queen is in the hands Queen Lisa relinquishes her realm to the new Queen. Lynn Viebahn of Gary Westbrook Senior Attendant. Kristy Bauer Senior Attendant. Jill Lund The 1979 Homecoming Court During one of the longest drum rolls ever to vibrate in the West auditorium. Queen Lynn Viebahn was crowned much to the pleasure of the onlookers and her temporarily lame date, Mike Galle. Will Ho-bert, with his escort, Carrie Osterberg on one arm and his mother on the other, brought many ooohhhs and aaahhhs from the audience. The alumni then went on to party and prepare for the parade and game, while students continued with classes in the spirit brought about by the half day of school. Printed Leggings And Thermal Solids Adorn Westites Spirits were high at Go West’s First Annual Black Tie Party. The day started with an auditorium, during which Daisy Mae and Mar-ryin’ Sam candidates were chosen. Kris Becht chased Nelson Ross and then booted him across the head with a particularly winning style. The Highsteppers and hockey players then did an equally winning dance on stage, preparin’ everyone for a rouser of a time at the dance which followed that evening. Formal wear at the evening dance ranged from printed floor length leggings to chic white thermal solids. The many participants had a rouser of a time as they “hoed on down” to the ever favored sound of a D.J. Even many of the supposedly meek were witnessed dusting the rosin from the floor! The fun, however, was often seen interrupted by a sheriff dragging one’s partner off to the neighborhood jail. All turned out well, though; a peck on the muzzle or bail of ten cents got ’em back clomping along at one’s side. It was a high steppin’ time from the Highsteppers. Mow who's going to jail? Dogpatchers take a stroll. Just the two of us. Martha and Dan: Big smiles go with a big time. Katie smears Red for a win! Taking a break before dancing the night away. Last Tango Of The Decade 20 Patty Pep is hot to trot. When E.F. Hutton talks, people listen! School seemd to be offering little excitement. Students were lethargic; anyone offering any sign of energy or interest in a subject was peered at oddly by the others. Suddenly someone interrupted this monotony by shouting, “Winter break is only a week away!’’ The countdown began: five days left . .. four . . . three .... A buss of excitement stirred the air that Friday, and at last the Holiday Dance had arrived. The West cast was decked out in slinky dresses, polyester pants, boots, spurs, and other disco duds. The sound of jingling and drumming Disco played upon their ears. A few cries requested music of the Talking Heads, Cars, Stones, and other fiddle pickers but were drowned out by the Cowboys stampeding - West High style • across the floor. Girls gathered in little cliques, madly chatting while NONCHALANTLY waiting to be tapped on the shoulder. Starry-eyed dancers swept the floor, carefully trying not to scuff one anothers boots. The Holidays were on, and everyone vowed to live up to every minute of this last dance of the seventies. “How do I love thee?” 21 West High’s disco mama's Sno-Daze Is Flaky After All “You got me.' “I got got! “I got ya! I’ve got to get him.” 22 P. Schwob and B. Schlemmer got each other. You won’t get me. Snow was not to be found and below zero temperatures seemed to be a thing of the past. Still, the devoted Junior Board members pulled together their memories of those bright white Daze and set their brains rolling. A romp in the snow was planned for Friday afternoon and a D.J. contracted for the dance that evening. Monday through Thursday dragged by with no trace of snow. Finally, our prayers were answered; a flurry of white flakes floated to the ground just hours before the event. After romping, screaming, falling off their horses and soaking their chaps, the participants treated themselves to donuts and piping hot chocolate. The dance that evening wound up the entire week’s events with a blazing show of spirit. 23 Who’s got who? It’s Branding Time With the sun just beginning to stretch out over the morning-gray sky, the grand gates of the West Corral open wide and the sleepy yet earnest beasts of burden break through the barrier of silence, ranchers await their arrival, hoping to corral the most dependable ones. Branding names like Westby, Baxter, Paine, and Gustafson, Bradach, Thomas, Kromminga, and Morgan are forged into the thick leather hides, as the young and the old — frustrated and confused — run aimlessly about, in search of a decent ranch on which to live. By high noon, most of the excitement and confusion of the early morning has dissipated, and the dust begins to settle as the last of the beasts is corraled, branded, and registered at the OP West High Corral. 25 There Is Nothing Prouder Than Me, The Black Rose Junior and Senior Kings and Queens. M. Lewis dances on stage. Sophomore candidates head for the stage. Freshman and Sophomore Kings and Queens. T. Guriy pauses during dance. A. Few makes his move. “There is nothing prouder than me, the Black Rose.” This line from Alfred Cook’s original poem could have been the theme for this year’s unusual Black History Week celebration. The cowhands at West picked a black King and Queen for each class. The winners were as follows: Seniors, Nelson Ross and Angela Wood; Juniors, Jerry Powell and Portia Fountain; Sophomores, Michael Toussaint and Missy Louis; and Freshman Kevin Buckhalton and Evette Harris. The week ended with the whole gang rounding up in the auditorium for a little entertainment and the crowning of the Kings and Queens. Some highlights of the program were singing to the Black National Anthem, listening to a poem written and recited by Alfred Cook, and hearing the powerful voice of Sylvia Griffin. The traditional cowpoke fashion show was again presented by Kevin Jenkins. 27 A. Few flashes his threads. T. Hudson dances on stage. ACT THREE RODEO Football Team Has NUGH Season The stampede enters the field!! AGH! Skylab. When mozying down the hall, sitting in class, chowing in the lunchroom, or just roaming around you must have heard the notorious sound of NUGH!!! Yes! That’s your wild and crazy football team showing their inspiration. West had quite an original season, with a 3 and 5 season record and the best homecoming game in years. West put Washburn to a grinding defeat. The brave and bold captains Steve Poor. Robert Landis, and Dave Dornbach: with the help of most valuable offensive lineman, Dan Albitz, and most valuable player. Hans Hirshfield, led the Cowboys. Head honcho Landis checks out his line. John Robinson kicks for the point. Bottom row. L to R. Ted Nasby. Brian Fabes. Richard Chalfen. Dan Radunz. John Robinson. Todd Kellogg, Nick Galle, Will Hobert. Second row. John Oyaas. David Gunderson. Mike Galle. Duane Thunberg. Mark Crushshon. Kris Odland, Dan Hill. Captain Dave Dorn-bach. Dave Rauma. Adam Lindsay. Third row. Ben Bradford, Daniel Albitz, John Tyler. Coach Jerry Withers. Coach Richard McNamer, Coach Ken Kielty, Nelson Ross, Whitney Diercks, Joel Anderson. Fourth row. Charlie Swanson, Brant Day. Ed Scott. John Fitzgerald. Hans Hirshfield. Captain Robert Landis. Captain Steve Poor Robinson and his Long John Silver imitation. __________________________ - • Strength And Endurance Spurs Them Through T. Andrican keeps a steady eye on the ball. Bottom row. L. to R.: T. Conroy: J. Lund. Second row. L. to R.: A. Smith: S. Streitz: J. Sands. Top row, L. to R.: M. Dell; B. Schlemmer A. Smith produces one powerful swing] Who’s gonna win. gonna win. gonna win?” J. Sands does ballet on the courts. J. Lund and S. Streitz waiting at the sidelines. Headed by captains Toni An-drican and Jill Lund, this year’s girls tennis team lived through “Wild Taxi Drivers”, “Cracks in the Courts”, and “Lost Satchels” with much strength and endurance. Playing first singles was Jill Lund, second singles Julie Sands, and third singles Sarah Hunting or Sarah Streitz. Sound good so far? Wait ’til you hear the rest. Swinging through the season at first doubles were Toni Andrican and Ann Smith, followed up by Brenda Schlem-mer and Trisha Conroy at second doubles. Third doubles was played by Margot Dell and Leah Harrision. All topped off by a four win, four loss season record. It sounds as if West has even more promise for the year to come. The nitty-gritty of the game Cheese! A spirited team Team Completes Long, Dusty Drive Hargreaves' goose-step goes to work! Howie Luartes races for the ball A. Goldfarb and J. Ohnesorge stare at the ball L to R: Back Row; D. Flanigan. J. Bordewich. J. Marcos. J. Hiatt. T. Oliveri. A. Gross. B. Anderson. A. Johnson. J. Johnson. D. Haley. C. Miller. Middle Row: J. Dworsky. P. Bergner. C. May. A. French. J. Ohnesorge. C. Flink. C. Childers. P. Burpy. J. Knutson. Front Row: Coach A. Hargreaves.M. Wallner. M. Yueill. J. Inglehart. D. Taylor. Capt. B. Meyers. Capt. H. Luartes. N. Paguyo. S. Mcdlin. J. Baily. Peter Bergner goes for the kill Any soccer team that puts “It takes leather balls to play soccer” on their homecoming float has got to be a rowdy and spirited bunch. Unfortunately, it takes more than spirit to win soccer games. One thing it does take is experience, and when the team plays largely against suburban varsity teams, the greenhorn freshmen and sophomores really have to show their stuff. This year they needed new uniforms, but because they aren’t an officially funded team, they had to rely on donations from Mr. Lynch, Mr. Allen, and a private party. There was so much trouble with the transportation that the B squad canceled two games because they couldn’t get there! One time during practice, a dog ran onto the field, and ran off with a soccer ball in his teeth. Money down the tube, right? Wrong. Coach Alan Hargreaves dashed over, found the dog’s owner, and collected the money from him. What would the team do without the harsh authority of Herr Hargreaves? Benny pumps Iron. There goes my perm! Number one way to go ... On your mark, get set____ Lose Weight Captain Molly Foster ends run. Cheer up Martha Homecoming spirit. B. Rinker begins strip tease. Biting the bullet. How would you like to eat until the cows come home and never gain any weight? How would you like to be slim and in shape in your old age? Only 17 Westites accomplished this, they are the members of the Cross Country running team. They did a lot more than just run. Adventures included, picking flowers at Cedar Lake, stopping in at Kenwood store in midpractice, eating breakfast at school after the 6:00 A.M. runs and dunking initiations in Lake of the Isles. These dunkings were met with much hostility from the rookies. Cross Country Running Team: L. to R.: top row- P. Weber. D. Sinnott. J. Bordcwich. D. Kuehn. M. Stokes. S. Lehr. J. Beckmen. center row-A. Fitch. G. Winsor. M. Fostcr-capt., K. Zemek. A. Jamet. L. Plummer, B. Rinker. front row-R. Pineda. B. Anderson. G. Lind-grcn-capt.. B. Clcmence. Thumper wags his tail, Autumn fun for Karen Z. A day at the races. yt. • • Down At The Ol’ Swimmin’ Hole I oughta ask for a raise. Back row, L. to R.: Liz Bokman: Valeric Downing; Beth Richie; Adriane Dierks; Michele Savage; Alican Schultz: Sue Land-strom. Middle row. L. to R.: Kim Mahling; Susan Baker. Sandy Horner: Marie Stephenson: Mary Bevis: Barb Zemek: Liz Kellam. Front row. L. to R.: Ellen Hastings: Amy Walsh: Co-Captain Annie Ellingham: Co-Captain Janny Gustafson; Trisha Carney: Colleen Fitzgerald Capt. Janny's sure-fire winning technique — MOON THE OPPONENT! THIS is a good place for a stick-up! Looking for something? Ya didn’t tell me the gun was loaded! When most of us think on swim min’, we picture a gang of folks moseyin’ on down to the oP swim-min’ hole. But for the swim team, swimmin’ is hardly a leisurely dip. Every day the Piranha Club faced the brutal workouts of coaches Kathy Malone and Bill Monsoor. Hypoxics, no-faults and sheer pain couldn’t keep these gals from a sin-gin’ and a howlin’ on the bus, though, as they followed the examples set by Captains Janny Gustafson and Annie Ellingham. Three’s a crowd. Bumping Doesn’t Just Mean Disco! L. to R.-Theresa Bjorkstrand. Carol Parker. Alicia Trebtoske. Denise Altonen. Debbie Moskal. Nancy Sova. Laura Clark. Sec. Row- Katie Fishel. Amy Housman. Kris Henry. Jenny Martin. Tracy Anderson. Terry Edwards. Lisa Fox. Diane Fer-moyle. Third Row- Laura Wittmer. Ginny Buran. Lynn Vicbahn. Ann Battaglia. Patty Clark. Gayla Oliver. Kim Batdorf. Jody llllom. Liberated Ginny Buran proposes to her ball. A. Battaglia proves it takes concentration to serve a ball. Lynn Viebahn reaches for perfection. Coach Bradach yells. “Pass the brew!” With Miss Bradach as their head haunchess and Miss Shelton as her deputy, there was no way that the girls’ volleyball team wouldn’t be action packed. It isn’t easy to forget Shelton’s way of talking with her whistle in her mouth .......... “Sssstherve the ball, sssthweetie!” or Bra-dach’s, “Get on your knees! Move! Move!’’ Having Patty Clark and Ann Battaglia as their co-captains, doing 150 push-ups while the rest of the team struggled with 5. led the group to a great deal of sore weekends. The team always itched at the end of their game to bite into their mouth-watering emblem, PICKLES! It didn’t matter whether they won or lost, those little green bandits were always waiting for them. Unless of course, Shelton got hold of the jar. “Oh please. Lord, let me hit this ball!” VZf gsy fcC ! lAf.O If the saying “You are what you eat” is true, grits and baked beans do not constitute a large part of the average cowboy’s anatomy. Instead, Jab and Coca-Cola flow through the cowboy’s veins; his heart beats with a crunchy snap, and he walks on legs of elongated fried potatoes. You’re not talkin’ baloney when you say he manages to appear Prime Steak top to bottom. • “Oh Give Me A Rink Where The Hockey Players Roam!” 58 Townley to the the rescue! Deep within the hallowed halls of the Old West, there lives a different breed of cowboy. Rugged and handsome like his cow-punchin’ brother, but unique, his own man. Instead of spur-studded boots and a 10 gallon hat, this sharp-shootin’ cowboy dresses in razor sharp skates and a sturdy helmet. Rather than swingin’ a rope and riding horseback, this hardworkin’ cowboy carries a stick and glides on ice. Like his farm hand brother, he hoots and hollars in victory. And, like his brother, who in defeat “bites the dust”, his head hangs low when he “bites the ice . Who is this cowboy, this deviation from the norm, this manly being? Why, he is the West High Hockey Player, an exemplary person on and off the ice. Slick C. Schaeffer slides by. Practice makes perfect. Pregame warm-ups make team ready for action. Bottom L. to R.: S. Anderson: C. Schaeffer: T. Schaeffer: J. Baxter: R. Landis: K. Obrien: G. Trebtoske: D. Thunberg: C. Dotson. Top L. to R.: D. Rottenberg: P. Townley: D. Rauma: W. Hobert: M. Fitch: P. Schaeffer: M. Yule: L. Sivula: D. Taylor: B. Schmidt: D. Pirner: P. Schwob. Soph D. Rauma knows one must first learn to crawl. NISSEN “SUPERWOMEN “What’s it like up there? Practice makes perfect. WE’RE NUMBER 1, WE’RE NUMBER 1! These are words you constantly heard from those wild cowgirls in their leotards and booties after winning just another gymnastics meet. The West Girls’ gymnastics team made quite a routine of winning this year, they only suffered one tough loss for the season. In the beginning the cowgirls experienced some rugged controversies which made it a little shakey at times but with the winning luck on their side they pulled through the season with a big cowgirl smile. The team had a record breaking 118 points scored in one meet, the highest points scored in the city. It was an exciting season for the cowgirls and with the loss of only one senior, the team will keep up to their new record. 62 E. Balcos follows through with dismount. S. Holt has style. Well here I go. Bottom L. to R.: C. Osterberg: K. Horner: L. Paguyo: L. Clark; A. Dahlgren. Top L. to R.: D. Gucllc: J. Mathews: E. Balcos; E. Bachman; C. Corn; S. Holt: A. Ajax. Gymnasts reveal their expertise form. Perfection on the floor. 63 Cagers Rampage N. Ross leaps for the ball. S. Poor waits for A. Lindsay's Another finger roll by J.P. shot Front Row L. to R.: K. Kielty, coach. L. Heines. R. Curtis. J. Powell. K. Thomas. Back Row. L to R- H. Hirshfield. S. Poor. C. Smith, P. Goldstein. S. Sarles. N. Ross. A. Lindsay. 66 Sweet Adam! If you ever got off your horse on a Tuesday or Friday night at West this past winter, chances are you couldn’t have had a dull time. The boys’ basketball team this year was on the rampage. They played in front of the biggest West basketball crowds in the schools’ history, and won all but 4 games the entire regular season. The final 1 point loss to Fridley Grace in game two of regional playoffs was the major heartbreaker of the year. The team was led and inspired by starters Adam Lindsay, Nelson Ross, Ed Scott, Jerry Powell and Rod Curtis. This years’ bench was small in numbers but super-subs included Steve Poor, Chuckie Smith, Larry Heines and Kevin Thomas. J. Powell lays up the ball, smoothly. Two points for E. Scott Gayla shoots a 20-footer Drinking will effect your game J. Martin disco’s during time outs Cowgirls Plow Through A Rugged Year Short people can play this game too! CJFO shows up at B-ball game. It just happened to be another of those rugged years for the West Girls’ Basketball team, not too much winning, not too many cowgirls, but alot of gusto and drive. All the young cowgirls enjoyed their rough and tough season and never lost their spirit. The support from the fans was really a lift for the cowgirls. Head honcho Jack Behrendt, Junior honcho Peg Boman with help from Stella Lusco and the team stuck together threw the long and treacherous season. By the end of the season the team began to show more aggression and more points on the score board. Girls’ Basketball has alot of talented cowgirls, it just needs the winning magic. Bottom Row. L To R- Coach P. Boman. P. Clark. N. Overby. G. Oliver, J. Martin, A. Ellingham. S. Lusco. Top Row. L To R- Coach J. Behrendt. T. Neil, C. Warkov. K. Dillon. A. Meyers, S. Brown Bad K. Dillon shows class on the court. N. Overby cruises down court. 71 Out of the way. ’cuz here comes Gay! The Wet Ones Pull Through What did you say? E. Newton takes a brake Playing water basketball after a heel-kicking practice was the big thrill for the boys swimming team. Well, that along with firing balls at Willie and shoving Tommy into the pool. Actually, these thrills were secondary to one of the best seasons since 1972-1973. The sharpshooting team would have had a 500 season if they had swam the South varmits in a 5 pool, but the South numbers proved too fierce in the last relay. Captains Bill Whitlock and Evan Newton were inspirational both mentally and physically; their promise for refreshments (after the merciless killing of Roosevelt) was a lift to everyone. Coach Hargreaves stood out at the practices and meets with his ear-breaking wit and opinions, he kept many under spirited team members coming back to practice. The lack of fans at meets did not stop rough riders like Bill Whitlock, John Baily and Clay Gustafson from taking frequent firsts. John Robinson was the high point of many meets with his slick-moving, high quality dives. The body-builders strike a pose. C. Gustafson rockets off. 75 M. Stevenson, a seasoned veteran in tenth grade. Skiers Wind Up Dusty Season Laura, yur skis are supposed to be parallel! Yes. there was a lack of snow. Yes, the practices were cancelled repeatedly. Yes. the team consisted of mostly little bucks, but the rough ridin’ Cross Country Team plowed through their dusty season. Coralled by trainer Mr. Keith and kept in line by the only two seniors, Molly Foster and John Beckmen, the Cross Country Team was only entered in four meets. The lack of meets didn’t destroy their ability, however, the boys finished fifth in the city. Although some of the rough riders were afraid to go down hills, they still continued to strive for the top. Bottom Row. L To R- B. Rinker, L. Plummer. K. Johnson. T. Nasby. M. Stokes. M. Beckmen. J. Lille-hel, J. Dworsky. D. Sinnot. Top Row. L To R- T. Kieth: coach. L. Libertus. M. Foster. J. Bordewich. J. Beckmen. P. Weber. G. Lind-gren. B. Anderson, C. Childers 78 I think those are called skis. Martha. K. Atmore skis in solitude. Don’t bother me. I’m girl chasing! Rise ’n Shine As the sun begins to peek through the early morning smog, life stirs with the first chores of the day. News carriers dart about in their foreign economy cars, sanitation crews empty cans at the end of their lines, and the guy at the 7-11 puts up the coffee. Yes, early morning life has changed a bit over the years, but one thing remains the same. Throughout the decades, the wars, the eventual decline of the trolley car, the energy crunch, and the downfall of the Vikings, the essence and spirit of a western morning linger on in the souls of true cowpokes. With the placement of the first foot on the floor, the hardy cowpoke faces the dawning of the day with a mighty hankering. The quest for a respectable pair of jeans through the horde of clothes strewn about the room, the wrangle for bathroom rights with two movie-star siblings, the scramble for the last piece of toast in a kitchen chock-full of pop-tarts and frozen waffles — yes, this is truly the rising and shining of a western cowpoke. GO WEST TECHNICIANS i jA. i Ideas, Deadlines, Rubber Cement Frustrate Staffers J. Wilson hits on a good idea. Writing a paper that is to be read, possibly by the whole student body and faculty, is not all that it’s cracked up to be. There are frustrating dead lines, which entails cutting up paper into three millimeters in length to stick over mistakes, and after paste-up, no one leaves the room without rubber cement somewhere on their arms, hands, or under their fingernails. However, Newspaper isn’t always this exciting. These brave cast members not only write and paste-up, but they have to think of the stories and grid them. Only strong determination, guts, and a credit keep these individuals striving to find truth, justice. and the “American way” into journalism. L. Goetz has story problems. A. Ellingham takes time out. J. Kodner toasts deadline “One more time Katie, you can cut it.’ Katie, Nick, and Annie toss ideas around. Newspaper Staff: 1st row seated: Bev Coleman. Lenny Checheris. Mona Rath. Lynn Viebahn, Laura Goetz. Marya Morstad, Katie Fishel: 2nd row standing: Laura Wittmer. Nick Burlow. Jim Kodner. Kris Henry. Annie Ellingham. We Moved West And Did It Although it almost didn’t make it, this year’s yearbook staff finally sold enough books for production to begin. Some of the things you might hear if you walk into room 310 sixth hour are: Heidi flips out. Claire shows flair. Oh help!!. Another deadline. “Exeuent, alien” “Shaddup over there and get some work done”, “How’s this copy?’’, “Someone stole the negatives?”, “How much space do you need?”, “The pictures didn’t turn out again?”, ‘‘You failed.”, “This bites.”, “Where’s the layout?”, “The pictures didn’t turn out again?”, “They left early.”, “I lost it.”. “Copy for debate?”, “How did the freshmen spell flamboyant?” The program you now hold, for the movie “Go West” is the final product of this confusion. Bottom Row: L to R. C. Childers. P. Clark. A. Ellingham. R. Pineda. J. Bradach (Advisor). J. Tilsen. L. Thompson. A. Zorn. Second Row: D. Amlec. I. Deme. K. Fishel. M. Foster. C. Babcock Great minds active bodies. Brother and sister hard at work. R. Pineda does his pirahna impression. Introducing The Noisemakers Hockey Squad-Bottom Row: L to R-A. Cummins. L. Paguyo. B. Nurn-berger, S. Peterson, C. Rees. Top Row: L to R-M. McChesney. T. Conroy. L. Wittmer. T. Anderson (Captain). A. Marcos. L. King. Basketball Squad-Bottom Row: L to R-C. Simpson. S. Eide. E. Bart. S. T. Conroy gives her impression of a tea-Faricy. K. Birk. A. Carlson. Top Row: L to R-S. Horner. P. Armstrong, pot. A. Manzara. M. Cohen. S. Cohen (Captain). K. Anderson. 88 True cheerleader form I got rocks in my shoes. Sports would be a lot quieter without cheerleaders. These, soon to graduate from West Cowboy cheerleaders into Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders, pom-pommed their way into West sports fans hearts this year. Being a cheerleader means being tackled at football games, trying to get the players to remember to run through the hoop at Homecoming, being hit by pucks, making cupcakes that always end up smashed, phone calls (room 33), getting up for summer practice at 8:00 A.M., freezing their legs while doing splits at hockey games and putting up with a boy cheerleader. Aside from all the hardships endured, the cheerleaders are still the most spirited people at West. K. Anderson cheers. Hockey Squad-Bottom Row. L to R: L. King. A. Cummins. L. Burpee, S. Peterson. C. Rees. M. McChesney. Second Row: K. Anderson. T. Anderson (Captain). L. Whitmore. Third Row: A. Marcos. S. Cohen. D. Preuss, T. Conroy. A. Dahlgren. 89 Nice caboose. Andrea Hold On For A Few More Minutes L. Harrison stabs herself over Dear Jane letter. Pres. T. Conroy sharpens her pencil a new way. “Just hold on for a few more minutes.” Screams President Tricia Conroy to the Student Council every sixth hour meeting. The Student Council did a lot this year, including arguing with Vice-President Jacob Wirtschafter and getting Homecoming and Prom together. After all the “moves” and “motions” are done the Secretary, Julie Sands, writes her final report on the meeting, and it is then posted and ignored in each classroom. S. Cohen tries desperately to amuse herself. J. Wirtschafter prepares for meeting. Top row .. L. to R.: Kate Lewin. Sheryl Cohen. Cathy Birk. 2nd row; Brenda Vokes. Beverly Coleman. Jackie Okerlund. 3rd row: Tricia Conroy. Julie Sands. 4th row; Greg Nicholas. Laurie Scott. Sue Carr. 5th row; Evan Newton. Andrea Marcos. Will Hobert. Stacie Foehringer. 6th row: Sue Baker, Trish Carney. Sharon Holt. 7th row: Mary Bevis. Brenda Schlemmer. Debbie Moskal. Carrie Ostcrberg. 8th row; Liane King. Leah Harrison. Barb Zemek. Karen Zemek. 9th row; Jacob Wirschafter. Denise Al-tonen. Tracy Anderson. Senior cheerleader T. Conroy doubles as pres. C. Ostcrberg listens intently. What are you doing tonight? J. Norum gets last-minute advice for a debate. Smile, you’re on candid camera Debaters Enjoy A Good Fight Whether the debate team members grow up to be cowboys, ranch managers, or sheriffs, the ability to argue will help them out. Yes, these selected stubborn students already use their valuable talents to argue with fellow cowpokes over world crisis, act muleheaded to get their own way, and formulate arguments to change their grades. This year, the team’s coach Beverly Plant did not teach classes at West. She taught a full load of classes at South High, and it was very hard for her to coordinate the team. One anonymous debater said the novice debate team is “getting creamed,’’ and the junior varsity team had to work very hard to win at all. Debate team- L. to R.: Kim Mahling. Evan Newton. Larry Kaplan. Jacob Wirtschafter Check Behind The Scenes Off camera, “Go West” action continued in the office, library, and the A.V. room, as those who never faced the camera diligently performed the duties that kept the wheels turning off the big screen. These volunteer student aids received credit for their trimesterly labors while keeping us up to date and on top of the news. Library Aids: S. Stewart, B. Nuthe. J. Donnell. P.A. Announcers: W. Buckhalton. T. Conroy. Stage Crew: L. To R.: M. Guthrie: D. Healy: S. Detrick. 93 A.V. Aids Front Row, L. to R.: J. Bently, J. Tyler. C. Caldwell. L. Noronna. Back Row. L. to R.: R. Chalfen. M. Fitch. J. Biesemeier. D. Tulupan. N. Paguyo. J. Biesemeir Slim In Size Big In Sound Marianne’s brownies: To be eaten or played? STAGE BAND: Bottom- S. Lehr, J. Bordewich. M. Wagner. 2nd Level- A. Marcos, A. Ellingham. J. Tilsen. Top- D. Sinnott. BAND: Bottom Row, L.-R.-S. Lehr. A. Jamet. B. Hanson. Mr. Keith. 2nd Row- B. Day. S. Gershonson, M. McChesney. J. Bordewich. D. Sinnott. 3rd Row- J. Bordewich. K. Anderson. L. Hanson. Top Row- J. Tilsen. Pres.. M. Sussman. J. Kodner. A. Ellingham. E. Newton. Leroy. Mel. and Dave have a rousing blow-jam session. This year’s band proved to be one of the wildest, wackiest, most spirited gangs of musicians ever to assemble at West. Although much smaller than in years past — and most of ’em are youngins to boot — the high-flyin’ band gained admiration for its top quality a rootin’ and a tootin’. At rehearsals, horseplay and rastlin’ were common, as were rain dances, Latin-downs, and on-the- spot choreography. With the sharp-shootin’ directing of Mr. Keith and the high-spirited leadership of Pres. Julie (Boom Boom) Tilsen, this fun-lovin’ group enjoyed a memorable year. It was so much fun that some folks even hung ’round nights. Every Wednesday. 6:00 P.M., the hard-drivin’ stage banders got together to shed on their spirited brand of music. “It goes ‘Boom-boom-boom’. Andy Notes baffle Bordewlch. And If you do that again I’ll hit you even harder. Music Makers Add To “Go West” Spirit E. Newton relaxes with the ladies. % S. Cohen prepares a sneeze. Sunrise sings to a taste of honey”. Sunrise reveals their boisterous talent by crooning and hoofing on stage in front of all their fellow cowpokes, attempting to learn a new step, singing and smiling. Sunrise is made up of a selected group of 5 cowgirls and 2 cowboys. Sunrise is under the direction of wildman Thomas Kieth and jumping-fancy Renae Williams. Sunrise lightened up the crowd with their wild and crazy songs and their dazzling steps had everyone moving to the beat. Choir may not be the largest organization at West but they do have alot of character. At the first fall concert, 4 young cowgirls were howlin’ on stage representing the West High Choir. Do to lack of interest choir was rather small at the beginning of the year, but as the year progressed and the spirit was aroused, heards of cowgirls and cowboys couldn’t wait to join in on the action. E. Newton studies his lines. 97 All together now! Hey, that’s my line! Languages Add Twang And Roll German students ride in style. Look mom. I’m a star! Language coordinators for this production helped make everything sound a little special by adding a little twang and roll to the cast’s speech. French teacher Monsieur Oliver and his crew enjoyed such events a dining out at the Hotel de France and listening to his wonderful jokes all hour long. Spanish teacher Sehora Morgan always has something to contribute, the Spanish crew is always doing something fun and crazy such as pinatas, gourmet breakfests, and dining at Chi Chi’s. German teacher Herr Hargreaves is the hard core German Club leader. German Club sells “Happenings” books and enjoys picnics. This year the German Club took a trip to the St. Croix for a pleasant picnic. At the end of the year language coordinators joined and their crews joined together for the annual foreign language picnic at Cedar Lake. 98 T. Salmon drives earnestly. Spanish club: First row L. to R.: L. Davis. A. Carlson. M. Mirkin. Second row: P. Armstrong. C. Parker, K. Sjoquist. J. Marcos. Third row: E. Balcos. C. Kempton. B. Schlemmer. A. Duclos. Fourth row; T. Lindblad. C. Rees, S. Peterson. Fifth row: K. Nagle. L. Plummer. Sixth row: M. Cisek. G. Oliver. B. Whitlock. Seventh row: T. Lillehei. S. Tiernev. D. Altonen. German Club: First Row L. to R. J. Beckman. K. Lewin. L. Goetz. S. Foehringer, Second Row-B. Whitlock. R. Hyland. C. Goetz. B. Day. J. Pinkney. Third Row- J. Walsh. N. Paguyo. C. Hathaway. D. Preus, L. Planson, Fourth Row- D. Albitz. M. Yueill. B. Rinker. D. Anderson. P. Weber. J. Bordewich. Fifth row- M. Stokes. S. Lehr. S. Borman. C. Birk. C. Lindgren. M. Beckman. Sixth Row- D. Amlee. J. Knutsen. S. Lanstrom. M. Wagner. M. Daumel. P. Siegal. A. Jamet. Seventh Row- C. Osterberg. S. Holt. B. Swanson. M. Stephenson. Eight Row- A. Hargreaves. K. Batdorf, C. Halderman. L. Hanson. J. Walsh. French Club: First Row Left to Right: G. Van Buren, H. Martino. L. Burpee. S. Cohen. L. King. Second Row- S. Peterson. T. Salmon, B. Nuremburg. C. Rees. Third RowL. Mirkin. L. Peterson. L. Geffen. A. Zorn (Treasurer). E. Newton (President). C. Lewis. Fourth Row- M. Bevis. J. Kelly (Vice Presdent). J. Sands. R. Thorton. C. White. J. Hudson. Fifth Row- M. Dell. C. Swanson. C. Maurer. L. Carriere. K. Zemek. Sixth RowR. Plaisance. D. Fermoyle. C. Halliday. Seventh Row- N. Sova. T. Schleisman. J. Bismeyer. D. Moskel. S. Faricy. C. Daughenbach. Eighth Row- M. Rath. T. Carney. B. Day. M. Stokes. Ninth Row- T. Kennedy. C. Larson. L. Hanson. C. Goetz. N. Hath. E. Bart. Tenth Row- L. Harrison. L. Viebahn. Monsieur Olivier. B. Stokes. C. Salmon. S. Baker. E. Hastings. Eleventh RowS. Girshin-son. B. Zemek. J. Balfour. R. Meyers. M. Heriz, G. Lindgren. Twelfth Row- M. Walsh. J. Norum. T. Oliveri. D. Pirner, J. Wirtschafter. Thirteenth Row- A. Gross. E. Richey. D. Taylor. P. Townley. J. Beude. L. Fayella. Fourteenth Row- J. Bailey. B. Priyatel. L. Cotton. 99 West’s Ziegfield Girls Strive For Stardom Highsteppers display their cheery smiles. There’s nothing like getting wrapped up in your work! 100 First row; L. to R.: L. Swanson. M. Rath. L. Thompson. Second row: Captain J. Bailly. T. Carney. S. Holt. J. Sands. A. Duclose. B. Schlemmer, M. Dell. L. Geffen. C. Osterberg. Captain M. Morstad. Third row: I. Wilcox. E. Hastings. J. Biesemeier. Devoted captains M. Morstad and J. Bailly. “You think you’re going to die, but you won’t, you’ll live!” is the motto of a special grueling, death defying agonizing club, our Ziegfield girls, known as the Highsteppers. Why do these girls do it? Is it the money? No. Is it the exercise? No. Is it the fame or stardom? No. Well .. . maybe. It definitely has to be the thrill of dancing in front of hundreds of screaming fans (knowing that everyone in the bleachers can see your bloomers). It has to be the excitment of hearing lewd remarks from the guys standing around the stage door, as they exit. These brave women were inspired by their two capable leaders, highstepping captains Marya Morstad and Janet Bailly. To please the “Go West” audience, they had to practice hours on end, splitting, kicking, and doing other strange contortions. However, the Highsteppers made every pain worth while, and deserved every cheer. Highstepping line show precision kicking. The Highsteppers brighten up the tired audience. Tip toe through the pom-poms! K. Smith wins kicking contest. 101 Cowboys Tame Slopes Are these freshmen trying out new ski tactics? Advisor Hargreaves rests after a strenuous A learned skeptic, day on the slopes. First row: L. Viebahn. D. Altonen. M. Mirkin. C. Goetz. L. Goetz. C. Rees, More dirty silverware?!” S. Holt. J. Sands. L. Geffen. C. Hathaway. Second row: K. Mahling. A. Battaglia. K. Lewin. J. (Jllom. L. Viebahn. J. Okerland. N. Paguyo. L. Laburtis. Third row: D. Altonen, M. Rath. M. Morstad. C. Johnson. Fourth row: Advisor A. Hargreaves. D. Amlee. P. Guthrie. J. Walsh, B. Vokes. B. Clemence. J. Anderson. 102 They came in from the West. The Cowboys had come to tame the slopes and the town. Ever alert, they faced and overcame the difficulties present in Northern Michigan. Breakfast was bad, but it got better by dinner” Laura Laburtis stated simply, and I have to say that Ironwood was BORING.” It was good that they had each other and that they had come to ski. They stayed in a youth hostel in the village of Bessimer and rose into Ironwood to experience the nightlife: a disco, a movie theater and a bowling alley. The town was boring but the Cowboys brought their Western excitement along on the trip. On a difficult trail the draft horses lost their way and pulled the wagon into a ditch. 1 suddenly saw the ground coming toward the window!” exclaimed one Cowboy. It was a harrowing experience, but all were safe and they continued on to Indian Head. All too soon, it was time to return. They packed up their skis and headed in the direction of Fort Snelling. The wagon decides to take a breather. 103 J. Sands prepares for a long ride up. K. Lewin reveals what most participants thought of the trip. Get Your Lollipops, Candy Cane And Birthday Greetings First Row: L. To R.; Leigh Thompson. Ann Battaglia. Cathy Scott. Second Row: L. To R. Mary-Lynn Pirner. Tricia Conroy. Andrea Marcos. Yvette Toussaint. Third Row: L. To R.: Jim Kodner, Evan Newton. Kim Batdorf. Heidi Clement 104 What's in the bag? Members consider weighty problems. Big deal!! “If you don’t want to go back to class now, you don’t have to,” frequently states the N.H.S. president, Brian Fabes, at the end of one of his stimulating meets. Having these bright kids as the brains of the cast was a smart move on our part. These kids are not just smart, however, they also sell lollipops for Halloween and candy canes for Christmas. They give birthday greetings to all the teachers, and they wash cars for extra bucks. But their activities don’t end there, they also misspelled honor on one of their posters, missed their yearbook group pictures (yes, there are more to N.H.S. than in the picture), and left third hour Humanities practically empty, due to their meetings, with just Andy, Julie, Tom, Johanus and Ludvig, Marya, Robert, Katie, and Rob to carry on the class. These intelligent souls, led by President Brian Fabes, Vice President Lisa Peterson, Secretary Kim Bagdorf, and Treasurer Dan Albitz, not only have exciting, non-parlimen-tary meetings, but also miss alot of class time. Boredom sets in Advisor Paine enjoys comments 105 D. Albitz strongly disagrees. A kiss, a clasp of a pair of hands, a simple touch . .. these are all parts of a cowboy’s romance on the range. This tradition never seems to loose its spirit. In fall, the tradition starts with girls madly cheering for their guys on the field, and happy couples filling the bleachers. Miss Snowflake and Mr. Blizzard continue the tradition on a ground of white for winter, Kow Pokes’. Calamity Jane and Buffalo Bill ride gallantly into spring. Carrying the tradition along. High-stepper’s and Prom provide the stepping stones into summer. With summer come the endless days in the hot white sand. All in all, Romance on the Range promises to live on. GO WEST DIRECTORS Producers: Ray McCoy. Robert Lynch and Robert Roessel “Check it out .. Directors; Lloyd Olson. James Kotchevar Sold! To the man in the plaid suit. Scenes Of Toil And Triumph Believe it or not, there is life for our administration beyond the range of this western corral! Did you know that Lynch enjoys swimming three mornings a week, McCoy plays the piano, and Roessel travels to such exotic places as Mexico and New Orleans? I’ll bet not! But, aside from their lives beyond these cattle gates, these three master cowboys have directed a great show throughout the scenes of toil and triumph. Announcements such as, “Teachers, we had 6,000 progress report cards this morning and have now run out. Could you please return any unused ones?91 recall the glories of our school. Luckily, we have had the social workers and counselors to help control the confusion of this production. Their jobs include helping deal with problems concerning friends, family and chemical dependency, as well as helping in plans for future employment and education. I can’t wait to get my own office. Where’s the toilet? Now what do you want? Oh goody! English Dept.-Front Row. L. to R.: Elinor Wenzel; Charlotte Westby: Lavonne Shelton; Second Row: George Decker; Joan Bradach; Judy Paine. E. Wenzel roams the halls. “Nugh.” “Who took my Big Mac? Social Studies Dept.-Front Row. L. to R.: Louise Hopson: Jerry Robertson: “But on the other hand Mary Jo Boardman; Back Row: Philip Kromminga: Jack Behrendt “Go West” Sparked By Organized Creators What is it that makes “Go West” so superb? Why, that’s easy — the creative and spicey script. And where would one go to learn to write such a script? The English department — where else? Even with cutbacks and curriculum changes, the english teachers faired well in their dealings with West’s tempermental stars and green amateurs. A well written script doesn’t end with verb agreement and parallel structure, though. Interesting, factual material is necessary to make a scene a “go”, and through the unending work of the social studies department, this production always had enough to work with. Why spend two hours writing out a script when it can be typed in 20 minutes? Or maybe one may find it helpful to use shorthand in order to keep up with all the notes being given in social studies. Anything is possible in a business class. Courses in typing, accounting, record keeping, shorthand, and office work are offered, so as to keep “Go West’s” official transcripts organized. The call of “quiet on the set” is not restricted to the directors of “Go West”, for our talented cast is well known for its pursuit of conversation — even in the library. When Ms. Paulsen, the librarian, isn’t shushing the cocky stars, she can be found making order of the many piles of books and various other learning paraphernalia strewn about the library. Librarian- Esther Paulson. Business Dept.- Ruth Hammer, Rich- ard Blomgren. E. Paulson and IA. Fishman check out the book situation. wm Work Program- Gene Smith. Ruth Hammer. Jim Haug. Gilbert Malm. “Of course I like my job!” Departments Keep Production Going Industrial Arts-L. to R.: Robert Larson: Richard Maxwell take HC There is no doubt that the “Go West’’ production crew would have been in complete shambles if it had not been for the aid of four departments. These departments were: Science, Math, Industrial Arts, and Work Program. Where would we be if we had not the knowhow of the science department? Sure, they built a shark during the rehearsals, but we always knew if we needed them, they would be there. If ever an actor or stuntman would really “break a leg,” the science clan (Mr. Baxter, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Laine) would always be on hand with their hypodermic needles, tape, and plaster. Luckily for us, the situation never occurred. The crew is forever grateful to the math department. Without their aid and assistance, we would have to figure out all the employee wages ourselves. Whenever the crew was down. Mr. Backhaus would come through with a real, repetitive zinger, that would pick us all up. This production of “Go West” couldn’t have been possible if it hadn’t been for the electricians, architects, mechanics, and printers of our scripts. All these vital employees wouldn’t have known how to even screw in a light bulb if not for the keen direction of Mr. Larson and Mr. Maxwell. All of our actors and actresses didn’t find stardom in a day, they had to start somewhere. The work program aids the stars and their careers by helping them with a schedule that will allow them to attend school and still hold a job. This way, even if the actor or actress couldn’t act his or her way out of a paper bag, he or she would make enough money so as not to starve. Science Dept.-L. to R.: Terry Laine: Jim Thomas: Jim Baxter Language Dept.- Sue Morgan. Alan Hargreaves. Fred Oliver. Football attracts German fans. Home Economics- Virginia Garastik. Art Dept.- Sandra White. Mike McClure. Next, the Chicago Museum! Music Dept.- Tom Keith. “So I'm not a drummer. Julie ... “GO WEST” Enhanced By: LANGUAGE Although “Go West” has yet to be translated into other languages, we have the experts on hand should the opportunity arise. Led by Mrs. Morgan (Spanish), Mr. Oliver (French), and Mr. Hargreaves (German), the large and diverse group of Westites improvised their way through infinitives and vocabulary. They also found time to partake in foreign delicacies, celebrate old-world festivals, and travel across the sea. ART By virtue of the dynamic work done by the art department, “Go West” has no need to fret about P.R. The many able artists working under Mrs. White and Mr. McClure created pieces of art work that were displayed not only in school, but throughout the city as well. HOME ECONOMICS Behind every great production there are great costumes, and “Go West” is no exception. Many talented seamstresses and tailors had the opportunity to show their skills, as instructor Mrs. Garastik held informal classes. Students in other areas of Home Ec exchanged ideas on such topics as divorce, housing, and child development. MUSIC After a year’s leave of absence, music director Mr. Keith re-appeared on the scene to provide the musical elements needed to make “Go West” a success. Being the only music director in the organiztion, Mr. Keith was in charge of not only the instrumental, but the vocal sounds as well. Je ne comprends pas . .. i k L. Burpee hard at work. A. Ellingham shows her talent. Phy. Ed. Dept.- Chuck Voss. Joanne Hulet. Pat Kairis. Richard Allen. What Would We Do Without Them? Working from extensive gym classes, this year’s stuntmen taught our cast to be prepared for the falls of life. Our phys. ed. classes were graced with such beautiful people as our dear old Athletic Director Dick Allen, Patricia Kairis, Joanne Hulet and Charles Voss. Making West seen is the job of this year’s janitors. Although many people think their job consists only of booting people out of the lunchroom, they also clean the dust off the tops of lockers, clean out the bathrooms and other exciting jobs that keep our sets clean. “25 cents!? Where are the fries, this milk is leaky, whadda ya mean ya don’t have change!” Cashiers in the lunch line hear these phrases every day. But if it wasn’t for these cashiers, who spend most of their time as cooks, what would our cast do to keep from starving between takes. For a few students, special education is very important. It is individual help for those with special learning needs. Headed by work coordinator Si Lane and Department head Dick Schultz, teachers and tutors help students with unique classroom problems. Special Education- Dick Schulz. Beverly Lilliquist. Si Lane. Marie Stripkovits. Nothing like a friendly smile to start off lunch. Janitors- Terry Crawford. Bob Louma. Tom McEacheran. Clifford Carlson. Dick Koernig. I don’t know how to work these things, either. NOW what are they gonna do ... Here ... put this in your pocket. Office Secretaries: J. Oien. J. Radloff. D. Browning. M. Fishman. J. Bolduc. B. Peterson. J. Struble. Only one more page. This is an excuse? What is it now?!? Aides: R. Everett. J. Hockert. M. Cheatham. G. Strand. J. Bolduc fills office with smiles. The Search For More There are some students in West that long for something more than is offered at this school. They want more than phy. ed. or typing classes. These students ride beyond the horizon of the West High Ranch. They follow such callings as modern dance, art history, theatre arts and filmmaking. They find these things through Urban Arts. It is the challenge of Urban arts that makes these classes important to only a few, the people who search for more. 121 Method acting takes concentration. “Quick! step on that centipede! How The West Was Lynched Though he has all the essentials of true cowboy- tall, cheerful, gutsy- M Lynch’s Bostonian accent started thi year with a sense of uniqueness. The first time the whole gang saw oi new head hancho was at the first pe fest. He immediately won the cowhand’ approval by making a small joke aboi his height. He then boosted the moral of the football team by saying he wante to show-up our ex-principal, Mr. Berr sten, by beating Washburn. Mr. Lync received a long round of hootin’ and ho lerin’, and started his new life at Wesl However, to Mr. Lynch, this hootir and hollerin’ wasn’t enough. He had t hear the whalin’ and whinin’ when h laid down the laws of the West-no mor radios or tape decks, no more roamin the halls, more aides in the halls, and n more buying soda except at lunch. And so he began the saga of “How th t West was Lynched.’ Presenting: The STARS And now . .. it’s showtime! Yes sirree, it’s the time you’ve all been waiting for! That’s right, it’s the star line up. By simply turning the page, you can see the gorgeous faces that made this year a smash hit. J. Nitsche teaches calculator functions. Of course, we’re talking about ... ta da ... the spectacular seniors! These are the seniors who gave the letters B.M.O a new meaning, the seniors who made Ekobakken a blockbuster, and who can forget the seniors who won a M. Powell concentrates on type. Homecoming game. They came in 1977 as mere understudies, but through hard work and talent they worked their way up to become the stars that they are today. As little, but intelligent freshman, they saw the Western station torn down and a new gym put up in its place, their football team was All-City champs, and their freshman homecoming attendant was Trish Conroy. When they started up the ladder and became sophomores, they plowed through Miss Westby’s writing class, they were able to join in on the school musical, “South Pacific,” they had Greg Trebtoske as the Kow Poke’s attendant and Janet Bailey as sophomore homecoming attendant. Nearing the top and feeling the anticipation of becoming the stars they were meant to be. they, as juniors, had Ann Inveen as the junior homecoming attendant, and Kris Od-land and Laurie Swanson as Sno-Daze Mr. Blizzard and Miss Sno-Flake. They also had a great time taking the PSAT’s. Now, as seniors, they have reached stardom, and they show it. They had Lynn Vie-bahn as the Homecoming queen and Kristy Bauer and Jill Lund as the sparkling attendants. They felt the climactic pressure of the draft, they also felt the dramatic pressures of the ACT, the SAT and the Achievement tests, they made the grotesque sound of “nugh” what it is today. They went through the first few years with the new gym. They have top-notch musicians, athletes, actors and actresses. Yes, they may be the last of a vanishing breed good-looking, talented and smart. But because they are the stars that they are, their names will live on forever! 126 Another day, another A’ for N.H.S. Pres. B. Fabes. “Just keep them away from me! and from there you jump in the water.” D. Amlees take time to eat. drink, and be merry. Have I got a deal for you! , coaxes A. Wood. •Please marry me. John, you HAVE to! T. Kellogg contemplates throwing it all away. 127 Daniel Paul Albitz: Football 9.10.11.12: Golf 9.10.11.12: N.H.S.: N.H.D.: H.C.C.: German Club: Ski Club: Beer Tasting Club: Official: To Alan Hargreaves. Lerner’s German trip pictures.’’: F.P. 0. of M.: S.A.E. David Shannon Altonen. Little Big : Ski team 9.10: Ski Club 11.12: Hockey team 12: Baseball 12: F.P. Work and school. Dale Amlee: German Club 9.10.11.12: Ski Club 10.11: Yearbook 12: N.H.S. 11.12: To Mr. Backhaus. a sack of joke books. ’: F.P. college. Duane Amlee. Antman . Abdul : Wrestling 11: N.H.S. 11.12: N.H.D. 12: Blue belt in karate: F.P. G.S.M.A.. college. Eric Anderson: Football 10.11: Hockey 10.11.12: Baseball 10.12: F.P. Normandalc Community College. Joel Anderson: Swimming 9: Football 10.11.12: Wrestling 12: I. Joel Anderson. being of sound mind and body do leave my electric shock kit to R.H.L. : F.P. U.S.M.C. Julie Anderson. Shorty : V.P.S.: Softball 11: F.P. travel and Art school. Linda Anderson. Lyn : Basketball 9.10.11.12: A special thanks to Mr. Backhaus for his support. : F.P. to be an Accountant. Tracy D. Anderson. Andy”: Cheerleader 10.11. capt. 12: Badminton 9.10.11.12: Volleyball 11.12: Soft-ball 9.10.11.12: Broomball 9.10: Student Council 11.12: Swimming 9.10: Sno-Daze candidate: Senior attended candidate: Douglas Club 12: To Mr. Backhaus. a trip to Iran.’’: F.P. college. Kevin Appleby. B . “Tweets : Basketball 9,10: F.P. college. David Arncson: German Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 11: German Club 11: Blue belt in karate: R.D. 9.10.11.12: N.B.D.C.: To Mr. Hargreaves. students.”: F.P. college in the west, join a religious cult. T.L.O.D. Claire Babcock: N.H.S. 11.12: Badminton 10.11.12: Volleyball 11: Yearbook 12-art editor: W.A.N.A.: F.P. vocational school. Sandra Babineau. Sandy : Tennis 11.12: F.P. college-business administration. Janet Bailly. Janay : Highsteppers 10.11. capt. 12: Junior Board: Sophomore Attendant: Queen Candidate: Kenwood Club: F.P. College. Kimberly Batdorf: choir 10: Sunrise 11: Volleyball 11.12; N.H.S. 11.12: office aid 10: F.P. (i. of M. Ann Battaglia. “Pasta : Volleyball 9.10.11.12-co-capt.: badminton 10.11.12; N.H.S.: Sadie Hawkins Candidate: W.A.N.A.; ski club: band 9: To Mr. McNamer. a supply of chalk.”: F.P. Augsburg College. Business Administration. Jay Battenberg: (J.P.S. Christy Bauer Kristine J. Becht: skiing 9.10.11: broomball 12: softball 9.10.11.12: swim team 9: Daisy Mae 12: V.P.S. 9.10.11.12: S.M.A.L.L.: To give Mrs. Hammer a daughter. : F.P. Art or theater. John Beckmcn: cross country skiing 11.12: track 11.12: cross country running 12: German club 9.10.11.12: F.P. Liberal Arts College. be a success. Bonita K. Benton. Baby Bee . Sugar . Nita Bee . “Sweet Heat . Sugar Plumb”: track 9.10: basketball 9: Black History 9: For my family, hope everything good happens for you. To the little brothers and sisters, hang in there, your turn is coming. : F.P. 2 or 4 years to the Air Force or some trade school for accounting, or the Police Academy. James Bicsemeier. Bizz , Polo : To Ms. Bradach. how's your owie. you wouldn't show us in 4th hour 1st tri.”: F.P. California, then to College believe it or not! Cathleen Birk. Cathy : golf team 9.10.11: German club 11.12: Student Council 11.12: German trip 11: W.A.N.A.: To the memory of Brenda. Angie, and our oras. : F.P. Nursing. Lori Bjelde. Beagle . Lorlly . Slim : V.P.S.: like to party: N.E.S. 10.11.12: B.P.G. 9.10.11.12: Doug las club 12: Rustler invader 9.10.11.12: To my family and friends. I did it!! : F.P. College. Travel. Joan Blom Stan Boberg: F.P. (J.S. Army. Faye Boyd: cheerleading 10.11-football basketball: softball 9.10.11: F.P. To live and die. iU.ll Li Sandra Brown Warren Buckhalton Glenda Burkhalter. “Bennie : Black History activities: badminton 12: I will leave my will to Ms. Westby for teaching me how to learn. I leave a testament to all underclassmates; hang on in there, your day is coming. : F.P. to attend Lowlhain Fashion School, studying fashion design, also John Robert Powers. Paul Burpee. Joni Carlson: V.P.S.: broomball: soft-ball; loves back parking activities: F.P. T.V.I. Sue Ann Carr. Bones : Junior Board 11; newspaper 11.12: Student Council 12: To Mrs. Hammer, my shorthand book.” F.P. Normandale Community College-Secretarial Sciences. Patricia Clark: volleyball 9.10.11, co-capt. 12; basketball 9.10.11. capt. 12: Senior Board: yearbook 12: soft-ball 9.10.11.12: V.P.S.: W.A.N.A.: M.W.I.: Mexico 11: Daisy Mae Candidate: active learning: To West High: Make it good while it lasts. : F.P. College. Travel. Heidi Clement: badminton 9.10: tennis 10: yearbook 12: N.H.S.: W.A.N.A.: “To Terry Laine. a wildlife preserve. : F.P. Winona State University. Elizabeth Condon Beverly Coleman: tennis 11: newspaper 12: Student Council 12: I will leave my liberated views of women being just as equal as men. to Mr. Bchrent. : F.P. Dillard University. New Orleans. Nursing. Patricia A. Conroy. Tricia . T-Roy : cheerleading 9.10.11. capt. 12: Student Council 9.10. Secy. 11. President 12: tennis 11.12: badminton 10.11.12; newspaper 11; N.H.S.: band 9.10.11: K.W. Club. V.P.: Legion Girls’ State Representative: Freshman Homecoming Attendant: M.P.O.: F.P. College. Ann Karla Dahlgren. “Anabel : cheer-leading 11.12; gymnastics 7.8.11.12: badminton 11.12: Student Council 12: N.H.S. 11.12: Kenwood Club-tres.: M.P.O.; W.C.C.: S.M.A.L.L’s: Love that Mississippi.: Margo take care of our Prom tradition. : F.P. school and traveling forever. Dave Farley Bruce Sebastian Davis. Little See . Donut : F.P. College. Law and basketball careers. Laura Davis: choir 9; Sunrise 10.12; speech 10.12:: To Mr. Kromminga-a solid chocolate statue of Napoleon. to Mr. Keith-six sopranos singing. five basses booming, four altos in action, two tenors in tune, and a pianist in a pear tree. To Ms. Mor-gan-a matador for her bull, and to Rory Cunningham and Laura Simp-son-the termination of their membership in W.V.C. : F.P. I want to travel and get into the world of advertising. Whitney Lawrence Clark Diercks. Whit”: wrestling 9: baseball 9.12: skiing 11: football 12: theater 9.10.11,12; 4th and 5th hour club 11: beer tasters club 12: R.C.C.: H.C.C: Sadie Hawkins Candidate: To Mr. McNamer-my hair. : F.P. The Good Life. Success. Craig Dorn Dave Dornbach Charles Dotson. Dot . Chuck”: hockey 9.10.11.12; motocross; baseball 9,10.11.12; drug dealer for West High, and Minneapolis. Mauwi wowy is what I specialize in.: “All my goalie equipment goes to Scotty (Peanut) Anderson, my motocross gear goes to Treby. my car goes to Dave Healy. and all my vital organs go to Big Jim's biology class. : F.P. Cllege. pro hockey, go back to California, race motorcycles and cars, get married, settle down, have some kids, just have an average goodie goodie life. Pamela Dumler. Jack”: J.A. 10.11.12: gymnastics 10: choir II: F.P. I'm going down south for a while. I’m going to be a photographer. and I'm going to school for a year. Teresa Jayne Edwards. Terry : volleyball 9.12; badminton 11,12; ski team 9.10: softball 9.10.11: W.C.C.: Highstcpper 11: Junior and Senior Homecoming candidate: Student Council 10.11.12: Young Life: F.P. College. Annie Ellingham: swimming 9.10.11. capt. 12: golf 10.11.12: band 9.10.12; skiing 8.9: basketball 11.12: Kenwood Club: Newspaper; Yearbook: Junior Board: co-presi-dent-W.A.N.A. club: co-founder • G.A.N.T. club: “To Bradach and Shelton, a long, luxurious life in the North Woods : F.P. College. Brian Fabes, Fabian : football 10.11.12: hockey 9.10.11: baseball 10.11.12: H.C.C. 12: N.H.S. Pres. 12: N.H.D.: Kenwood Club: To Miss Boardman-two sophomore social studies credits. : F.P. College. Laurie Feela: W.A.N.A.: F.P. College. Travel, and to live at Walker. Katie Fishel, Fish . New Yorka”. “Tomato Face : track 11.12: newspaper 12: yearbook 12: Student Council 12: volleyball 12: Daisy Mae Candidate; Snow Daze Candidate: H.Y.C.: There is life after high school. : F.P. become rich and famous. Mike Fitch: hockey 9.10.11.12; cross country 9.10: track 9: F.P. College. John P. Fitzgerald. Fitz : track 9.10.11.12; football 9.10.11.12: basketball 9:: Good-by school”: F.P. live it up. Julia Flanigan: F.P. College. Molly Foster. “Kitten”. “Mollyjane : track 9.10.11.12: c.c. running 10. capt.-ll. capt. 12: c.c. skiing 10. capt.-ll. capt.-12; Lait in South Pacific: yearbook 11. editor 12: N.H.S.: W.A.N.A.: “To Karen Ze-mek. my jog-bra. To Martha Stokes, my deodcrant. F.P. Macalaster or St. Katherines. Alan Fried: Student Council 9: yearbook 9.10: orchestra 9.10: KBEM radio 10.11.12: NHS reject: To West High School, a new bulldozer and wrecking ball. : F.P. To go into the real world, more beautiful women. to be rich, famous and chic. Long live disco: And listen to KBEM. 88.5 FM. Colleen Gall. “Colleena Coreana . Sweet Cheeks . Dead Eye : broomball capt. 9.10.12: C.E.T.A.. N.Y.C. 11.12: V.P.S. 12: track 10.11.12: Latch Key 11.12: likes to dance and party: N.E.S. 10.11.12: B.P.G. 9.10.11.12: Douglas Club 12: Russler invaders 9.10.11.12: Mac’s 9: To my parents. I made it through.”: F.P. Travel and School. Michael Galle: football 9.10.11.12: wrestling 9.10: track 9.10.11.12: swimming 12: Junior Board: Senior Board: R.C.C.: M.M.S.: To Mr. Backhaus. a one way ticket to Iran! F.P. College. Leslie Groslie Glenys Gullixson Janeil Gustafson. Janny : swimming 7.8.9.10.11. capt. 12: N.H.S. 11.12: Student Council 11: Spanish Club 9.10.11.12: F.P. attend (J. of M. and hopeful plans of being accepted to Med. School to become a pediatrician. Martha Haws H. Mhoon assumes a typical senior stance. J. Tilsen looks on earnestly. Don’t look so gloomy. Super Seniors want you! 135 Another day another hour spent. Senior Att. J. Lund watches the game. Kristin Ann Henry. Kris”: volleyball 9.10.11.12: cheerleading 10: newspaper 11.12; softball 11.12: W.C.C.: RYB: S.S.A.: S.M.A.L.L.'s: W.A.N.A.: B.S.A.: To all under classmen. That's Life. : F.P. Nor-mandale Community College Liberal Arts. Frank Hirshfield Melissa Hockert. Missy”. Misfit : Junior Board 11; swimming team 9: F.P. College. David Humphrey: F.P. go to a trade school. Sarah Huntting. Hunt : tennis 9.12: urban arts 10.11.12: W.A.N.A.: F.P. College. Travel and most of all to find the flower children and sell flowers on 6th and Hcnn. Ann Inveen Chandler Johnson Cori Kassmir. Cohwee”: softball 11.12; ski club 12: broomball 12: R and R club: H.Y.C.: There is life after high school : F.P. a. of Minnesota. Todd Kellogg. Keg : football 10.11.12; track 10.11: baseball 12: ski 9.10: Mr. Blizzard Candidate:: F.P. College. Kelly Kennedy: golf 10: F.P. College. Law. Travel. James Kodner. Dr. Kod : German Club 9.10: newspaper 11,12: H.C.C. 9.10.11.12: N.H.S. 11.12: F.P. College. Adam Lindsay: football: basketball: F.P. College. William Love Maureen Lowe. “Mereeny : broomball 9.10.11.12: softball 9.10.11.12: soccer 9: B.P.G. 9.10.11.12: F.P. New England College in New Hampshire. Howard Luartes: soccer 9.10.11. 12-capt.: wrestling 9.12-capt.: F.P. going to College, taking business at Gustavus. Jill Lund. “Lundy”: badminton 9.10.12: tennis team 10.1 l.co-capt.-12: Homecoming Attendant 12: W.A.N.A. member: co-founder of GANT: F.P. College. Andrea Marcos. Andi : cheerleader 10.11.12: N.H.S. 11.12: Sno Daze Candidate: badminton 10.11.12: band 9.10: stage band 8.9.10.11.12: Student Council 11,12: Queen Candidate: Kenwood Club-12: M.P.O.: W.A.N.A.: S.M.A.L.L.'s: To Miss Westby-a tragic flaw. F.P. Brazil and then College. Judith Ann Martin. “Judy . Tuts : Highstcpper 10.11: ski club 9.10.11: Young Life 9.10.11: V.P.S. 9.10.11.12: N.E.S. 10.11.12: B.P.G. 9.10.11.12: To my friends.(TH-ANKS) : F.P. College, travel, and being famous. J. Timothy Mathews. ••Duck”. ••Legs . Stilts . “Cowboy : sex. drugs, and rock and roll: leading member of the anti-Disco club, and member of Dave Corkins Disco Destruction and Defemation Department;: “To West, my sympathies. : F.P. I plan to inherit: College?. PARTY. Jolie-Claire Mavity Mike Metzler Benjamin Meyers. “Ben . Jamin : soccer 9.10.1 l.capt.-12: basketball 10: R.C.C.: beer tasters club 11.12:: To Mr. Alan, a new chin. : F.P. Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Lee Henry Mhoon. L.H. , “Henry . “Moon : football 9.10.11.12: basketball 9.10. man.-l IS 12: H.C.C. 9.10.11.12: R.C.C. 11.12: S.L.O.B.: To Mr. Kielty. my self-sanity and a white basketball team. : F.P. College. Success. Sharon Mikelson: German Club 9.10.11.12: F.P. College. Eugene Miller. “Geno : F.P. making money. Julie Miller Lisa Mia Mirkin. Mirkie”: choir 10; yearbook 11: camera club 10: French club 10.11.12: Magana-South Pacific 10: “To little Mirkie. my school lunch. : F.P. Madison. Wisconsin. Veterinary School. Marya Morstad: highstepping 10.11. co-capt.-12: newspaper 11.12; Junior Board; Senior Board; ski club; tennis 9; S.S.A.: H.Y.C.: RGR club: “There's life after Highschool. : F.P. College. Travel. Evan Newton. Ev . “Evanstein : swim team 3.9.10.11.12: chorus 10.11: debate 11.12; Sunrise 11.12: Student Council 12; band 12: N.H.S. 11.12: French Club 9.10.11. pres. 12: To Mr. Oliver, a new toupee. : F.P. G. of M. Johannes Marcos Nitsche: German club 9.10.11: Spanish club 9.10.11,12: Homecoming 1977-Royal Guard; violin, conjuring: F.P. College. Ludwig Carlos Nitsche: German club 9.10.11: Spanish club 9.10.11.12; Homecoming 1977-Royal Guard: violin, conjuring: F.P. College. Janet Nunn. Smiley”' basketball: baseball: F.P. Business School. Kristoffcr Odland. Kris . Odes : football 9.10.11.12: skiing 10: track 10.11.12; Sno Daze-Mr. Blizzard: F.P. College, get rich. Jackie D. Okerlund: ski team 9.10; tennis 9.10: ski club 9.10.11.12; Student Council 10.11.12: Junior Board; active learning 12: Senior Class Play: T.T.O.U.S. A. 9.10.11.12: W.A.N.A.: M.W.I.: With a little help from my friends. : F.P. go to College, travel, get married. Scott L. Olson. Olskinowski : track 9.10.11.12; football 9.10: tennis 12: weight lifting: To Mike Galle. an eighty-five pound weight set from Sears. : F.P. College in Utah or Colorado. John Thorne Oyaas. Red : football 9.10.11.12: basketball 9.10: beer tasting club 11.12: Marry'n Sam Candidate: R.C.C.: H.C.C.: F.P. 0. of M.. Broadcasting. David Patterson. ‘•Scott : swimming 10.11: F.P. airplane working. JessAnn Peterson: N.F.L. pres.-12: speech team: To Mrs. White. 35 tacos 4 gallons of chowmein. To Miss Bradach. someone to catch all the dirty jokes in King Lear. : F.P. College then on to American Academy of Dramatic Arts. After that I’m hoping to become a hot air balloonist and save the world. Lisa Peterson. Pete : N.H.S. 12: Student Council 11: badminton 9.10.12: tennis 10: F.P. Hope to land dishwashing job in truckstop cafe. Thomas Pfeifer. Roberto Pineda II. Pony : track 11.12: cross-country running 12: debate 9: speech 10: Junior Board; Senior Board; yearbook photographer. editor: “To Mrs. Morgan, I leave a credit card only good for hotel doors in Mexico City.”: F.P. Plan to go to college to be an engineer. Mary Lynn Pirner: cheerleader 10: band 9.10.11: stage band 9.10.11.12: Jr. Board 11; semi-ski team 9: Kenwood club: ski club 10: early graduate: GANT club: To Ms. Paine, elevator shoes to heighten her mind and body. There is life after highschool. I know.”: F.P. College. Mark Powell Charles Pricss Mona Rath. Mona : highstepper 11.12: newspaper 11,12; Spanish club 9.10.11: Daisy Mae Candidate; Senior Board: S.S.A.: R and R club: H.Y.C.: W.A.N.A.: There is life after highschool. : F.P. College. John Cortland Robinson. “Rob . “Mighty Whity : football 9.10.11.12: baseball 9.10: skiing 9.10: swimming diving 11.12: Student Council 10.11.12: choir 10: H.C.C.; Young Life: Kenwood club; beer tasters club: Boys State; Mr. Blizzard Candidate: Mr. Baxter, the day will come, thank you. Tim. infinity. Nelson, a fried chicken franchise. Mr. Backhaus. organization. : F.P. life guard on a white sandy beach in Hawaii. Sarita Roland Curt Schaefer, •'Curtis . Tis : hockey 10.11.12: baseball 9.12: M.M.S.: F.P. College. Todd Lee Schaefer: football 9.10.11: hockey 10.11.12: baseball 9.10.12; Sno Daze Candidate: F.P. College. Steven A. Schenck. S.S. Renegade . JeepMan Man : hockey: 4x4 fever: customizing: To the teacher that knew me. my little brother is not as bad as me. Hopefully you won’t see him. because West High was barely good enough for me.”: F.P. Make a million, take a trip, have a hangover. Catherine P. Scott. Cathy”: N.H.S.: badminton 9.10; Kenwood club: W.A.N.A. 12: F.P. College. Laurel Leslie Scott. Laurie : ski club 9; N.H.S.; volleyball 10; Student Council 12: M.W.A. 9.10.11.12: F.P. CJ. of M.. College of Liberal Arts. John Sjogren. Sjogie”: Red Blooded American Boy Assoc.: Women burn your bras : To Mr. Larsom. my thanks. 1 inch of my hair, and relief that I’m gone. : F.P. To be an Actor. Singer. Astronaut. Truck Driver, or Bum. Kris A. Smith: swimming 10: cheerleading 10: Junior Board; highstep-ping 11.12: newspaper 11.12; R.Y.B.: S.S.A.: W.C.C.: “To all underclassmen. That's Life. : F.P. 0. of W. La Cross. mil 11 Eric Sotnak. Wizard”, Card Shark : yearbook 12: To Ms. Boardman, a new brain. : F.P. College. Robert Stearns, Runt . Big Rob . Shorty : A.O.B.P.L.S.; member of Anti-Disco club: I made it mom!”: F.P. to have a party after graduation. Greg Strombeck. Marianne F. Sussman: debate 9: South Pacific Orchestra 10: band 9.10.11.12: F. P. University of Minnesota. to make lots of money and go to New York often. Blanche Swanson. Blanchey : German club 9.10.11.12: Badminton 10.11.12: Junior Board: Senior Board: F.P. College. Laurie Swanson. Swany : gymnastics 9: softball 9.10.11.12: cheerleading 9: highstepping 10.11.12: Junior Board: Miss Snowflake: Homecoming Candidate 9.10.11.12: broomball 9.10: V.P.S.: S.M.A.L.L.'s: To my mom. I made it!”: F.P. Art School. Tim Swenson Virginia Teague Betsy Thayer, Cameo : film video 9: children's theater technical school 10: children's theater, performance school 11.12: Contemporary Chamber Choral 12: one production at C.T.C. (Emperor’s New Clothes): “To the office clerks, a years subscription of Play Girl magazine : F.P. To be a starving artist living in Venice. Italy. mrm Roxanne Thomas Leigh Thompson. Liz : cheerleader 9.10: Junior Board: highstepper 11.12: S.S.A.: R.Y.B.: career prep club 11: N.H.S.: M.P.O.: yearbook 12: W.A.N.A.: Queen Candidate: W.C.C.: Kenwood club: French club 9.10.11: F.P. College. Lisa Thonpson. “Lee . One Beer Lisa : W.A.N.A.: F.P. (J.M.D.. for business administration. K. Odland contemplates. I wonder If she’s married ... T. Schaeffer faces off. A. Zorn • a content class Pres. M. Hockert quenches thirst. W. Buckhalton takes time out for photo. 143 Julie Tilsen, Jules , Tils”: band 8.9.10.11. pres. 12; stage band 8.9.10.12; badminton 11; basketball 11; Jr. Board: Secy.-Trees. Sr. Class: founder, co-pres. W.A.N.A.: yearbook 12: All City Band 9: Kenwood club: To Mr. Keith, four beats to a bar.” Yvette Toussaint. R.L. . Everett : N.H.S.: Senior Board: W.A.N.A.: To Mrs. Morgan, a whip!”: F.P. College. Gregory Trebtoske. “Treb”: football 9.10: hockey 9.10.11. capt. 12: Cowpokes King 10: Sno-Daze Candidate II: baseball 9.12: newspaper 12: R.C.C.: E.K.C.: The other Vi: To Rauma, a pair of 3 legged pants; Mr. Baxter, see ya.”: F.P. College. John Tyler, Ty-Ty. Thai . Stick”: football 9.12: basketball 10: baseball 9.12: F.P. Business College. Jody (Jllom: The Eskimos had 52 different words for snow because it was so important to them ... why can’t there be as many for love? Tom Vermeland: soccer club 9.10: golf team 11.12; German club 9.10.11: F.P. CJ. of M.. Institute of Technology- Lynn E. Viebahn: volleyball 9.10.11.12; ski club 9.10.11.12; Junior Board; Homecoming Queen; Senior Class Play: T.T.O.CJ.S.A. 9.10.11.12: W.A.N.A.: M.W.I.: F.P. Augsburg College. Traveling. Brad Vokes, V-Dub . Volkswagon”: ski club 12; cruzzin in the chev.: like all sports, softball in the summer.: “To anyone with class my 55 Chevy.”: F.P. U. of M.. School of Architecture. Brenda Vokes. Bernie : broomball 9.12: volleyball 10: Student Council 11.12: W.A.N.A.: likes to dance: F.P. School. Travel. Patricia Wagner James Patrick Walsh. Jim . Jamie : football 9; wrestling 9: tennis 9: soccer 10: skiing 10: work at Lunds': Senior Board: beer tasters club 11.12: R.C.C.-treas.: lifetime member of the H.C.C.: “Thanks to the faculty of West High for a good education.”: F.P. College, and travel. Stuart White William Whitlock. Whit . Whitski : Vi of all sex and drugs at West: swimming 10.11.12: R.C.C.: baseball 10.12: Sno Daze Candidate 11: M.M.S.; vice-Pres. Senior Class: “To Mr. Thomas, a bottle of vi-sine. : F.P. College. Laura M. Wittmer. Munch : cheerleading 9.10.11.12: ski team 9.10: volleyball 11.12: badminton 10.11.12: Spanish club 11: newspaper 11.12: softball 10.11.12: W.C.C.: R.Y.B.: S.M.A.L.L.'s: M.P.O.: B.S.A.: To all underclassmen, Say bye. bye!”: F.P. (J. of W. Lacrosse. Angela Wood. “Angel”: basketball 9.10: track 12: Homecoming activities 9.10.11.12: Snow Daze activities 9.10.11.12: Black History activities 9.10.11.12: To Miss Wesby. thanks for seeing me through. : F.P. going to Cl. of Rochester New York, study music and fashion design. Andrew Fuerbringer Zorn. Zee : basketball 10: swimming 12: beer tasters club 11.12: President-Class of '80: R.C.C.: Marryn’ Sam Candidate: H.C.C.: To Ms. Paine, a couple inches of height. : F.P. College. 1 jjry ;-v -y ' I i in lii Dave enjoys his daily stogie. Juniors: Co-Stars Step Towards Stardom Drivers tests, PSATs and Junior Board elections were a few of the many new experiences these co-stars whizzed on through this year. They also overwhelmed the other classes by winning “2-bits” at a sophomore football game, letting their voices be heard concerning the rehabilitation of West, and publishing an underground newspaper. Academics including first chemistry and physics exams also filled a large part of these cast members lives, but these things encourage one to speak of the more glorious moments of the year; later curfews, driving to parties, and intellectually stimulating conversation helped lead them all one step further along the parth to STARDOM! Tom and Norma take school seriously. Eric regresses. Carl studies for Sex Ed test. Burr tolerates the “bestie westies '. Play it again. Amy! Eve’s powerful glare. Terri checks out typical West High grass. Will, watch those eyes! Debbie Anderson Keri Anderson Tonina Andrican Patty Armstrong Todd Audette Ethan Auspos Gloria Babcock Jerry Bailey Jill Battenberg Sandie Bauer Betta Beckcnbach Jeff Bernard Lori Best Mary Bevis John Bigelow Jane Bissonnette Ben Bradford Sara Bradley Erin Broderick Gretchen Bueide Karie Burtness Suzie Burtness Nancy Callier Trish Carney Joe Chesney Chris Childers Orlandia Childs Candilyn Chorn Mike Clipper Sheryl Cohen Tammy Condon Irene Coste Rory Cunningham Rod Curtis Larry Hines Brant Day Tony Dean Steve Deatrick Margot Dell Inga Deme C.J. Destefano Steven Dinkins Anne Duclos John Dworsky Todd Dworsky Mark Eide Jason Engelhardt Chris Erickson Anthony Few Laurie Fine Julia Fishel Anne Fitch Colleen Fitzgerald Cole Foster Frankie Francisco Nick Galle Charlotte Gaslin Liz Geffen Cecie Goetz Alan Goldfarb Bryan Good David Gunderson Clay Gustavson Paul Guthrie Tim Hagberg Leroy Hanson Chris Hathaway Eric Haugesag Elvin Hayes” Charles Smith Lisa Heidenreich Tom Hiatt Dan Hill Will Hobert Wendy Holmes Sharon Holt Sandy Horner Terry Hohlfeld Mark Howard Rory Enjoys an earthy lunch. Rich and Chris check out the scenery. David Hughes Karina Jacox Bobby Johnson Greg Johnson Kathy Jones Jeri Kaplan Mr. Lillehei, why did you push him? Patty Pep concentrates on the game. Jennifer Kelly Matt Kobin Dan Kuehn Susan Landstrom Jim Lillehei Glen Lindgren Chris Maurer Rick McChesncy Rob McCluskey Leslie McCoy Bob Melina Molly Miller Carrie Morrison Barb Moseng Mena Muldoon John Munnich Stacie Myers Ted Nasby Beth Nathe Steve Nelson Greg Nicholas Dan Niederloh Brad Olsen Michelle Olson John Ohnesorge Carrie Osterberg Mary Kay Patka Danielle Peltier Gabriela Pineda Randy Plaisance Patsy Pollard Jerry Powell Diane Preus Beth Priyatel Mia Quernemoen Dan Radunz Jill Raftis Burr Ratliff Beth Richey Debbie Roerig Julie Sands Brenda Schlemmer Kara Schneider Dawn Schultz Paul Schwob Bruce Sheldon Laura Simpson Ann Smith Jean Smith Daniel Strombeck Charlie Swanson Lynn Swanson Kathy Swing Russel Thornton Kari Tietz Amy Walsh Annette Wesley Lisa Wessel Carl White Ingrid Wilcox Jennifer Wilson Gwen Winsor Eve Winters Jacob Wirtschafter Roxanne Younger Lin Zaske Mary Zosel Soph. Board: Carol Rees. Marie Stephenson. Stacie Foehringer, Liane King. What happened to you Jeff? Joe Walsh. Sophomores: Understudies Wonder Where To From Here After a rugged first year here at West, the class of ’82 finally has someone to kick around. These developing understudies were the first sophomores to have a board, but it will take at least another two years for these greenhorns to master western lifestyles. They tacked up a sign in the auditorium during homecoming and a few of them showed up at this years dances. After a first trimester of sophomore writing and a year of geometry these sophomoric cast members are ready to take on Juniorism and later Senioritis. We finally have a break M. Rath enjoys audience Is that camera loaded? Do you believe that? No food above 1st floor? It can’t be that bad Denise Altonen Bruce Anderson Michele Anderson Scott Anderson Tom Anderson Judi Austin Tom Babcock John Bailly Sue Baker Mikke Beckmen Doug Bender Peter Bergner Joni Biesemeier Jim Bordcwich Raynette Bryant Felicia Buckley Ginny Buran Nick Burlow Laura Burpee Billy Cameron Lylis Carriere Lenny Checheris Mia Cisek Peter Clemence Marty Cohen Nancy Collins Kristen Comer Adrienne Cummins William Cummins Beckey Day Beth Dorumsgaard Molly Dorovan Kathy Ekman Bruce Erickson Stacy Erickson Diana Fermoyle Alfred French Stacie Foehringer Alice Ford Lisa Fox Rich Garetz jjuygouuDnL Jim Gcrshenson April Givens Mark Guthrie Kelly Hanson Christine Halladay Leah Hanson Leah Harrison Ellen Hastings Angie Henley Antionn Henry Mimi Hertzberg Robin Hewitt mnrnr m ’iv' I nrujuL Renee Inveen Heidi Jacobson Scott Jakubenas Jerry Wulf Joe Kaplan Larry Kaplan Ronald Kaplan Dirk Keeley Liz Kellam Connie Kempton Leane King Jan Knutson Evelyn Kuehn Edward Lacy Caroline Larson Chuck Laughlin Tamie Lindblad Ann Lund Rachelle Major Ann Manzara Helen Martineau Jenny Mathews Malany McChesne) Steve Medlin Rachael Meyers Debbie Moskal Crystal Murphy Kim Nagle Janet Nathe Beth Nurnberger Jerry Odom Craig Olson Nelson Paguyo Sheila Peterson Audie Picho Jenny getting in the game. Dedicated Westies will study anywhere. “Smile pretty for the camera” ‘‘Now this class ... M “I just love school.” Jill Pinkey David Pirncr Linda Plummer Carol Priess Dean Pulver Maureen Rath XEU LLU nmr cm TTTT David Rauma Chris Reasland Tony Richie Robert Rider David Rigert Dan Rotenberg Betsy Rinker Kim Rioux Beth Ronning Carolyn Salmon Frank Sanders Paul Schaefer Robert Schermerhorn Robert Schmidt David Siegel David Sinnott Loren Sivula Kerstin Sjoquist Laura Soderberg Sam Solhaug Nancee Sova Dawn Stately Marie Stephenson Mark Stephenson Stephenie Stewart Martha Stokes Michelle Strandness Lisa Sutherland Drue Swanson Danny Taylor Brian Thompson Martha Thompson Sean Tierney Cindy Tormanen John Toughill Caroly Traft AJLJLJK Mike Toussaint Pat Townley Alicia Trebtoske Whitney Tuthill Lauri Viebahn Mike Wallner Joe Walsh Pat Weber Mike Weiller Theresa Weller Lonell White McKinley Williams Luna Wilson Joshua Wirtschafter Mark Yueill Barbara Zemek Karen Zemek Chris Zeno Hey TVvvs book's not n bra V e Beth, keep your eyes to yourself Top Row ■ V.. to R.: Uza Parjuyo, Pau a Rockett, Larhonda Burkhalter. Sarah Streitz. Bottom Row • L. to R.: Cathy Schwartz. Rate _ew n. Ndam Johnson, Stove Lehr. Freshman: Extras Make Their Move Wait! Hold on to your cameras, the freshman class is making their movie debut in the production of Go West. Although these freshman our only extras, you can’t help but notice the clues of their existence here at West. These Extras handle such jobs as freshman writing, grammar, algebra, science, and extracurricular work. The freshman have passed the general courses but their extracurricular work revealed a slight technicality. They misspelled flamboyant on their homecoming sign and paid a dime rather then a kiss at sadie. But these freshman might move up to be understudies yet. The new extras have been very active in this production with a new freshman board, new athletic talent, freshman attendent Sara Streitz, and the prep era are all part of this freshman class. The only place you don’t notice them is at the annual cast parties. Eager Extras await start of parade. Sarah and Tom sachet to stage for debut. Homework is such a drag! Marcus Alston Kathy Altonen Bill Anderson Joe Anderson Tom Anderson Chris Arisian Megan Bacigalupo Pam Baker Eileen Balcos Jeanine Balfour Eden Bart Tanna Bartlett Monique Baumel Becky Bennett Kevin Bigelow Karen Birk Theresa Bjorkstrand Sally Bormann Barb Briggs Danny Brown L.B. Brown Kevin Buckhalton Jane Bueide Laura Clark Ben Clemence Lisa Cotton Angela Carlson Stacy Darrell Kathy Daughenbaugh Carol Davis Christine Davis Heidi Deatrick Alan DeFrance Steve Dcstefano Melissa Dudding Mea Dull Bill Findorff Lawerece Fried Deana Gaddy Laura Goetz Heidi Gustavson Andy Gratz d Alec Gross Tessa Gunther Brenda Hanson Paul Hanson Anne Hathaway Egan Haugesag Bill Haws John Hiatt Paula Hockert Amy Housman Anthony Hubbard Meg Hughes 11 iiTTirmiTLi inn i j tun Grant Hutchins Alice Jamet Adam Johnson Collin Johnson Curtis Johnson Jon Johnson Teresa Kardell Tracy Kardell Amy Kephart Dave Kittel Tony Kitzman Lisa Kukar Conrad Kunz Catherine Kresl Lee Krislov Jeff Lang Steven Lehr Mike Leighton Kate Lewin Ken Luehring Kim Mahling George Mahoney John Marcos Jenny Martin Dave Martinson Dawn Mathiason William McKissic Carol Meyers Chris Miller Siobhan Miller What! No recess? Don’t you dare! Isn’t science fun? B. Anderson feigns interest Mara Mirkin Brenda Moseng Rod Neal Conn Mullally Lorna Noronha Jennie Norum Gala Oliver Tony Oliveri Lisa Paguyo Carol Parker Steve Pixley Marc Pizzaro A Marta Powers Veronica Puckett Carol Rees Denise Richie Christine Rimpson Steve Rotman Dan Ryweck Van Sargent David Selton Anna Schermerhorn Terri Schleisman Catherine Schwartz Ceja Scroggins Raymond Sims Greg Sinnott Charrise Smiley Betty Smith Perry Smith Sheree Stacker Ben Stokes Gary Stolarczyk Lida Stoner Sarah Streitz Dan Swanson John Templin Mike Toughill Jeff Triemert Tom Triemert Kim Trout Paul Vanryswyk Jim Waalk Mike Wagner Shawn Wallace Jud Walsh Mark Walsh Jackie Weller Bobbi Weslon Gary Westbrook Vernon Wilson Amy Winters Karen Whritenour Jerry Wulf Ed Yellowhammer 170 172 Popcorn is munched out. Coke slurped up. “Go West” has run to a close, but that special taste of adventure still lingers on. You, the cast, should be proud; hoedowns, roundups, romance on the range . .. you made “Go West” what it is. What do you have to show for it? This lively, colorful program featuring your name in lights. This lively, colorful program full of long-gone events. This lively, colorful program of memories .... SENIORS Atbitz 33. 99. 128 Altonen 102. 128 Amlee. Dale 86. 99. 127. 128 Amlee. Duane 101. 127. 128 Anderson, E. 128 Anderson. Joel 33. 128 Anderson. Julie 128 Anderson. L 128 Anderson. T. 32. 91. 88. 89. 128 Appleby 129 Arneson 129 Babcock 86. 129 Bablneau 129 Ballly 99. 100. 101.129 Batdorf 52. 104. 99. 129 Battaglia 48. 102. 104. 129 Battenberg 129 Bauer 17. 129 Becht 130 Beck men 45. 78. 99. 130 Benton 130 Bietemeier 99. 105. 130 Blrk 91. 99. 130 BJelde 130 Blom 130 Boberg 130 Boyd 130 Brown. S. 71. 131 Bockhalton 105. 131. 143 Burkhalter 131 Burpee 40. 131 Caldwell 105 Carlson. J. 131 Carr 91. 131 Clark. P. 52. 53. 87. 86. 71. 131 Clement 86. 104. 132 Coleman 85. 91. 132 Condon 131 Conroy 36. 91. 90. 88. 89. 104. 105. 132 Crush� hon 33 Dahlgren 61. 89. 63. 132 Davis. B. 132 Davis. I. 132 Dlercks 33. 132 Dorn 132 Dornbach 33. 132 Dotson 59. 133 Edwards. T. 53. 133 Ellingbam 15. 48. 71. 84. 94. 117. 133 Fabes 33. 104. 127. 133 Farley 132 Fee la 133 Flshel 19. 52. 85. 86. 133 Rich. M. 59. 105. 133 FlUgerald 15. 33. 133 Flanigan 134 Foster 44. 78. 86. 134 Fried 134 Call 134 Galle 17. 33. 134 QrosUe 134 GulHxson 134 Quslafson. J. 48. 134 Haws 135 Henry 52. 85 Hlrshfteld 33. 66. 136 Hockert 136. 143 Humphrey 136 H uniting 136 Inveen 135. 136 Johnson. Cha. 136 Johnson. H. 40 Kassmlr 136 Kellogg 33. 127. 136 Kennedy 137 Kodner 85. 94. 104. 137 Landis 32. 33. 59 Ubertus 78. 102 Lindsay 33. 66. 137 Love 137 Lowe 137 Luartez 40. 137 Lund 17. 36. 135. 137 Marcos 91. 94. 88. 89. 104. 137 Martin 70. 71. 137 Mathews 138 Mavlty 138 Melzler 138 Meyers 40. 138 Mhoon 135. 138 Mikelson 138 Miller. E. 138 Miller. J. 138 Mirk In 99. 138 Mors tad 85. 100. 139 Newton 24. 91. 92. 94. 96. 104. 139 Nitsche. J. 139 Nitsche. L. 39 Nunn 139 Odland 33. 139. 143 Okerlund 91. 102. 139 Olson 139 Oyaas 19. 33. 139 Patterson 140 Peterson. E. 99. 140 Peterson. J. 140 Pfeifer 140 Pineda 45. 86. 87. 140 Pirner 104. 140 Poor 33. 66 Powell. M. 140 Priess 140 Rath 85. 99. 100. 102. 140 Robinson. J. 33. 141 RoUnd 141 Ross 33. 66. 67 Salmon 17. 98. 99. 146 Schaefer. C. 59. 141 Schaefer. T. 59. 141. 143 Sc he nek 141 Scott. C. 104. 141 Scott. E. 33. 67 Sjogren 141 Smith. K. 101. 141 Sotnak 142 Steams 142 Strom beck 142 Sussman 94. 142 Swanson. B. 99. 142 Swanson. L. 100. 142 Swenson. 142 Thayer 142 Thornes 143 Thompson. Leigh 86. 100. 104. 143 Thunberg 33. 59 Tllsen 86. 94. 135. 144 Toussalnt. Y. 104. 144 Trebtoske 58. 59. 144 Tyler 33. 105. 144 Clllom 52. 102. 144 White. S. 145 Whitlock 74. 99. 145 Wittmer 52. 85. 88. 89. 145 Wood 127. 145 Zorn 86. 95. 99. 143.145 JONIORS Anderson. D. 148 Anderson. K. 88. 89. 94. 148 Andrican 36. 18 Armstrong 20. 88. 99. 148. 151 Audette 148 Auspos 148 Babcock 148 Bailey 148 Battenberg 148 Beckenbach 148 Bentley 105 Bernard 148 Best 148 Bevi. 48. 91. 99. 148 Bigelow 148 Blssonnette 148 Bradford 33. 148 Bradley 148 Broderick 148 Buelde 148 Burtness. L 148 Burtness. S. 148 Carney 19. 48. 91. 99. 100. 148 Chalfen 33. 105. 150 Chesney. Joe 148 Childers 40. 78. 86. 148 Childs 148 Chom 61. 148 Cisck 99. 156 Clipper 148 Cohen 88. 89. 90. 91. 96. 99. 148 Condon 149 Coste 149 Cunningham 20. 149. 150 Curtis 66. 149 Day 33. 94. 99 Dean. T. 149 Deatrick 149 Dell 36. 99. 100. 149 zDcme 86. 149 Destefano 149 Dillon 71 Dinkins 149 Duclos 99. 100. 146. 149 Dworsky. H. 40. 78. 149 Dworsky. T. 149 Eidc 149 Engelhardt 149 Erickson 149 Few 149 Fine 149 Flshel 149 Pitch 45. 149 FlUgerald 48. 149 Foster 149 Francisco 149 Galle 33. 149 Gelfen 99. 100. 102. 149 Goetz 99. 149 Goldfarb 40. 146. 149 Goldstein 66 Good 150 Gunderson 33. 146. 150 Gustafson 150 Guthrie 102. 150 Hagberg ISO Hanson 94. 95. 99. 105 Hathaway 99. 102. 150 Haugesag 147. 150 Gcidenreich ISO HUtt ISO Hill 150 Hines 66. 149 Hobert 33. 59. 91. 146. 147. 150 Hohlfeld 147. 150 Holmes 150 Holt 21. 61. 91. 99. 100. 101. 150 Horner 48. 88. ISO Howard 150 Hughes ISI Johnson. B. 151 Johnson. G. 151 Jones. K. 151 KapUn ISI Kelly 99. 151 Kobin 151 Kuehn 19. 45. 151 Land Strom 48. 99. 151 Ultehel 78. 99. 151 Undgren 45. 78. 99. 151 Maurer 99. 151 May 40. ISO McChesney 152 McCluskey 152 McCoy 152 Melina 152 Miller. Mo. 152 Morrison 152 Moseng 152 Muldoon 151. 152 Munnlch 152 Myers 152 Nasby 33. 78. 152 Nathe 105. 152 Neal 71 Nelson 152 Nicholas 91. 152 Niederloh 152 Ohnesorge 40. 146. 152 Olsen 152 Olson. M. 152 Osterberg 16. 91. 99. 61. 100. 152 Overby 17. 71. 146 Patka 152 Peltier 152 Plalsance 99. 152 PolUrd 152 Powell 66. 67. 152 Preus 89. 99. 152 Priyatel 99. 152 Quememoen 152 Radnuz 33. 152 Ratliff 147. 153 Roe rig 153 Sands 21. 36. 91. 99. 100. 102. 103. 153 Sarles 66 Schlemmer 19. 23. 36 Schneider 153 SchulU 153 Schwob 23. 59. 153 Sheldon 153 Simpson 153 Snaza 15 Soderberg. 160 Strombeck 153 Swanson. L. 153 Swing 153 Thornton 99. 153 TleU 153 Tulupan 105 Walsh 48. 147. 153 Warkov 71 Wesley 153 Wessel 153 White. C. 99. 147. 153 Wilson 84. 153 Wlnsor 45. 153 Winters 147. 153 Wlrtschafter 91. 92. 99. 153 Yunger 153 Zaske 153 Zoscl 153 174 SOPHOMORES Altonen 52. 91. 99. 102. 156 Anderson. B. 40. 45. 78. 156 Anderson. M. 156 Anderson S. 58. 59. 156 Anderson. T. 156 Austin 156 Babcock 156 Bailly 40. 156 Baker. S. 48. 91. 99. 156 Bauer 148 Beckman 78. 156 Bender 156 Bergner 40. 156 Biesemder 100. 105. 156 Bordewich. Jim 15. 40. 94. 156 Bordewich. John 45. 94. 78. 99 Bryant 156 Buckley 156 Buran 52. 156 Burlow 85. 156 Burpee 89. 99. 117. 156 Collier 148 Cameron 156 Carrlere 99 Chechens 85. 156 Clemence 156 Cohen 88. 156 Collins 156 Comer 156 Cummins. A. 88. 89. 156 Cummins. W. 156 Day. R. 157 Dorumsgaard 157 Dorovan 157 Ekrrun 157 Erickson. B. 157 Erickson. S. 157 Fermoyle 52. 99. 157 Foehringer 91. 99. 154. 157 Ford. A. 157 Fox 52. 157 French 40. 157 Garetz 157 Gaslln 149 Gershenson 94. 99. 157 Givens. A. 157 Guthrie 157 Halladay 99. 157 Hanson. D. 157 Hanson. Leah 99. 157 Harrison 90. 91. 99 Hastings 48. 99. 100. 157 Herley 157 Henry. J. 154 Henry. A. 157 Hcrlzbcrg 157 Hudson 99 Inveen 157 Jacobson H. 157 Jakubenas 157 Kaplan. J. 157 Kaplan. L. 92. 157 Kaplan. R. 158 Kardcll. 166 Keeley 158 Keilam 48. 158 Kempton. 99. 158 King 91. 99. 89. 88. 154. 158 Knulsen 40. 99. 158 Kukar 166 Lacy 158 Larson. C. 99. 158 Laughlln 158 Lewis. C. 99 Undblad 99. 158 Lund 158 Major 158 Manzara 88. 158 Martlneau 99. 158 Mathews 61. 158 Mathiason 166 MeChesney 88. 89. 94. 95. 158 Medlln 40. 158 Meyers 99. 158 Moskal 52. 91. 99. 158 Murphy 158 Nagle 99. 158 Nathe 158 Nurnberger 88. 99. 158 Odom 158 Olson 158 Paguyo 40. 99. 102. 105. 158 Peterson 88. 89. 99. 158 Pic ho 158 Pineda 152 Pinkney 99. 160 Plmer 59. 99. 160 Pizarro 168 Rees 88. 89. 99. 102. 154. 168 Richie 160 Rider 160 Rlgert 160 Rlnker 44. 45. 78. 99. 160 Rloux 160 Ronning 160 Rotenberg 59. 160 Salmon 160 Sanders 160 Schaefer 59. 160 Schermerhom 160 Schleisman 99. 168 Schmidt 59. 160 Siegel 160 Sinnot 45. 78. 79. 94. 95. 160 Slvula 59. 160 SJogulst 99. 160 Solhaug 160 Sova 52. 99. 160 Stately 160 Stephenson. Marie 48. 154. 160 Stephenson. Mark 160 Stewart 161 Stokes 19. 44. 45. 78. 79. 99. 16q Stoner 169 Strandness 161 Sutherland 161 Swanson. D. 161 Taylor 40. 59. 99. 161 Thompson. B. 161 Thompson. M. 161 Tierney 99. 161 Tormanen 161 Toughlll 161 Toussalnt 161 Townley 58. 59. 99. 161 Traft 161 Trebtoske 52. 161 Trout 169 Tuthlll 161 Vlcbahn 102. 161 Wallner 40. 161 Walsh 99. 154. 161 Weber 45. 78. 99. 161 Weller 161 White. L 161 Wilcox 100. 153 Williams. M. 161 Wilson. L. 161 Wilson. L. 161 Wlrtschafter 161 Yueill 40. 59. 161 Zemek. B. 48. 99. 161 Zemek. K. 45. 20. 91. 99. 161 Zeno 161 FRESHMAN Alston 164 Altonen 164 Anderson. T. 164 Anderson. W. 164. 167 Arisian 164 Badgalupo 164 Baker 164 Balcoa 61. 63. 99. 164 Balfour 99. 164 Bart. E. 88. 99. 164 Bartlett 164 Baumel 99. 164 Bennett 164 Bigelow 164 Blrk 88. 164 BJorkstrand 52. 164 Bormann 99. 164 Briggs 164 Brown. D. 164 Brown. L.B. 164 Buckhalton 164 Buelde 164 Burkhalter 162 Carlson. A. 88. 99. 164 Clark. L. 52. 61. 164 Clemence 45. 102. 164 Cotton 99. 164 Darrell 164 Daughenbaugh 99. 164 Davis. C. 164 Davis. Cr. 165 Deatrick 165 DeFrancc 165 Destefano 165 Donnell 105 Dudding 165 Dull 165 Eberl 165 Eldc 88. 165 Elliot 165 Falella 99. 165 Faschlng 165 Fmdorff 165 Fried 165 Gaddy 165 Goetz 84. 85. 99. 102. 165 Gratz 165 Gross 40. 165 Gunther 165 Gustafson 165 Haldeman 99 Hanson. B. 94. 165 Hanson. P. 165 Hathaway 165 Haugesag 165 Haws 165 Hewitt 157 Hiatt 40. 165 Hockcrt 162. 165 Housman 52. 165 Hubbard 165 Hughes 165 Hutchins 166 Hylen 99 Jacox 151 Jamet 45. 94. 99. 166 Johnson. C. 166 Johnson. A. 40. 162. 166 Johnson. J. 166 Kardell 166 Kephart 166 Klttel 166 Kltzman 166 Kresl 166 Krislov 166 Kunz 166 Lang 166 Lehr 45. 94. 99. 162. 166 Leighton 166 Lewln 91. 99. 102. 103. 162. 166 Luering 166 Mahllng 48. 92. 102. 166 Mahoney 166 Marcos 40. 99. 166 Martin 52. 53. 166 Martinson 166 McKIssic 166 Meyers 166 Miller. C. 40. 166 Miller. S. 166 Mlrkin 99. 102. 168 Mullally 168 Neal 168 Noronha 105. 168 Norum 92. 99. 168 Oliver. G. 70. 71. 99. 168 Oliver! 40. 99. 168 Paguyo 61. 88. 162. 168 Parker. C. 52. 99. 168 Plxley 168 Powers 168 Puckett 168 Richey 48. 99. 153 Richie 168 Rlmpson 168 Rotman 168 Ryweck 168 Sargent 168 Schlemmer 168 Schwartz 162. 168 Scroggins 168 Sclton 168 Sims 168 Simpson 88 Sinnot 168 Smiley 168 Smith. B. 168 Smith. P. 169 Stacker 169 Stokes 99. 169 Stolarczyk 169 Streitz 16. 36. 162. 163. 169 Swanson 169 Templin 169 Toughlll 169 Trlemert. J. 169 Trlemert. T. 169 Vanryswyk 169 Waalk 169 Walsh. J. 169 Walsh. M. 169 Walsh. M. 169 Weller. J. 169 Wesloh 169 Westbrook 16. 169 Whritenour 169 Wilson. B. 169 Winters. A. 169 Wulf 157. 169 Yellowhammer 169 PMl PORT AKTKUft c are haga photography HARRIS WALDO'S PIZZA JOYNT HuntleQB Ct5 (NERVE OPTIC Wanted Wanted Wanted RfW gibbon CCeane ELECTRONICS tott0 JflnrtstB Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard M. Fishel wish good luck to the class of ’80 ANDERSON FRAMES GRAPHICS, I (Cftum) S r UJESTLRKE GALLERY BUILDERS REMODELERS. Entouraep dc , J| Secoratibc ZDesigna; RENTAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE I '£ BURCH PHARMACIES, INC. 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