West High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

West High School Media Center 2808 Hennepin Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55408 .1 WEST HIGH SCHOOL VOL UME 72 I9SI HESPERIA N 1 It is in spring we are born And summer that we grow. In fall we are released. And in winter gain true thought. But is is spring once more ... A time to be reborn. A time to gain knowledge of reality and wisdom It is now that we venture out of West High To reach great heights .. . And conquer new frontiers. In creating this book. we hope to make a statement of the future through the reflections of our past. Reflections ... the joys and sorrows that will forever live in us. The 1981 Hesperian Staff. 4 s COACUviwV 8 9 RIDE THE HIGH TRAIL - HOMECOMING 'SO Everyone was ready for a rootin’ tootin' good time and with Ride The High Trail” as the Homecoming theme, that’s exactly what they got. The talent show was wild. Teachers and students both did a great deal to make the Las Vegas shows a big success. Who will ever forget the low-steppers?! After the talent show the pep fest and the parade charged everyone up for the football game soon to come. There was a great turnout of rowdy spirited fans. Unfortunately. West didn’t Tame the Tommies”. The dance, also, had a good turnout. with Wes-tites dressed in their best! Finishing off the exciting Homecoming Day - students danced the night away. The students sat in suspense, wondering who the new queen would be. Jennifer Kelly. Mena Muldoon. and Tina Neal walked slowly to the stage .... There has been a disturbance.” the masters of the ceremony exclaimed: The name of the future queen, along with other valuables. was stolen from the West safety deposit box. Please! Don't be alarmed!” At that moment. Calamity Jane (Julia Fishel) dashed into the auditorium in hot pursuit of the villain-thief (Dave Gunderson). The villain was caught, and the queen's name released. Lynn Viebahn. last year's queen, slowly walked back and forth between the three nominees holding the crown in her hand .... it was placed upon the head of the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Jennifer Kelly. It was a beautiful ceremony with the new dresses and the colorful stage setting. QUEEN JENNIFER KELLY. FRESHMAN ATTENDANT BECKY BRIER. SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT JILL ROONEY. JUNIOR ATTENDANT SUE BAKER. 17 JOHN LENNON: 1940-1980 The dream is over. John Lennon’s body now lies in gray ash, unjustly killed at the hand of a gun. The warm heart of this musician ceased to beat at the beginning of his new life. The heart stopped pumping but John's powerful message lives on: No excuse exists for downing drugs: no excuse exists for mistreating one's fellow men. John will timelessly be remembered for his stand as a Beatle. but we must reflect on his stand as as individual in society. John involved himself in a lifeling battle for peace, justice, and goodwill throught the world. How utterly poignant that John Lennon died at the hands of a cold, hard gun. Why must the good die young? 18 A serious repose. The great songwriting duo. The feeling felt around the world. 19 One of their last portraits together CORRAL YOUR COWBOY 20 Steve devilishly waits for jail bail Stacie dances the night away. Leah sippin' cider. Denise keeps a close watch. Hey yew country bumpkins. Sadie's 'round the bin! Grab yer favorite boyfriend and don 7 wait 'til the end! November 7th started off to a hay stack jumpin' start with an auditorium introducin' the Daisy Mae and Marry in’ Sam candidates. Bouncin’ and Behavin' Brenda Schlemmer and Dave Go Get ’Em Gunderson won. It must have been their lovely thermals and sexy freckles! Wes ties ended the day with a knee slap pin', whoopin' and yellin' time at the Sadie Hawkins Dance put on by the Highsteppers. Many sheriffs roamed in search of unlatched pairs while other couples were hitched up in the biffy. Sadiers enjoyed their dogpat-chin’ night dancin’ and goin' to the Saloon where cider and goodies were available. All agree that Sadie '80 was a success. Frosh Chad finds what jail bail is. 21 ’We’re Fetch in' Our Fellers!” LOOK WHO SHOWED UP AT THE HOLIDAY DANCE! John Travolta and his date take advantage of a slow dance. The Holiday Dance was a big success this year. Celebraties flew in from Hollywood and New York to attend the festivities. This was the biggest social event of 1980 so EVERY-ONE was there. The disc jockey played a wide variety of tunes that pleased everyone from the disco queens to the punk rockers. Many West High celebrities participated in the festive evening, but. due to our starstricken photographer. pictures of these Westies were unavailable. Whether they appeared in print or not. all that were present had a wonderful time. What a way to start off vacation! Charlene Tilton of Dallas was having a blast! 22 The Cars cruised into the dance. 23 Four auditoriums were featured during Black History Month. They were: Wayne Bolles from Mix Blood Theatre. student presentations of the historical contributions of Blacks and the group Destiny, and two West groups presenting skits. The Black Court consisted of: seniors. Norma Overbey and Steve Dinkins: juniors. Shalan Harpole and Geeno Hall: sophomores. Deborah Swindall. Christine Rimpson and Rodney Griffin: and freshman. Fred Bentley and Felicia Hyatt. That evening West had its First Black History Dance which was very successful. BLACK HISTORY MONTH 26 When you walk down the halls of West, you can hear and see all types of music. There's the new music, your classical, your funk and your country and western. Music has changed through out the years, and. therefore, influenced the life styles ot West High students. In other words music is it'’ man 27 Come on. fellows, spike that ballI SNO DAZE 1981 Auditorium backdrop adds to the spirit. Romp in the gym substitutes for romp in the snow. Jan seats Missy. Rompers bewareI Puddle jumping! Jello eating contest was all part of the fun. Mud puddles instead of snowmen did not disturb the enthusiasm of spirited Westies during Sno Daze. The junior board planned Thursday as ribbon day where the guys tried to claim as many ribbons as they could from the ,silent girls. Friday started out as 50’s Day and climaxed with an auditorium with a 50's theme. Volleyball in the gym substituted for a romp in the snow. The evening ended with a dance in the old boys ’ gym. The highlight of the dance was the raffling off of many prizes. Paul and Brenda end their reign. Crowned Mr. Blizzard and Miss Snowflake were Jan Knutson and Missy Lewis respectively. Jan also won the Mr. Legs contest. Aren’t these legs pretty? The “hooded flakes sing Boogie-oogie-oo-gie. 29 Mr. Irresistible. Geeno Hall U CO Captains.-Liz Geffen-.Rrenda Schlem-mer: Sharon Holt. RrendafYou forgot to turn your head! FIRST ROW:R.$chlemmer:M.Revis: A.DuclosJ. Sands;L. Geffen-.M. Cisek: T.Carney:S. Holtd.Libertus: M.Dell.SECOND ROWJ. Roth:E.Hastings. M.Hertzberg:L. Kellam. J.Riesemeier-.R. Meyers.RACK ROW: S.Streitz-.L. Paguyo; J. Norum-.C. Schwartz-.L. Clark: E. Ralcos. Not pictured-. T. Gunther. HIGHSTEPPERS RDF AC OLD TRADITIONS This year the Highsteppers made many changes. The line was headed by three captains intead of two and they danced to a wider variety of music. Their style of dancing has changed from previous years as well. From participating in various competitions. the FUghsteppers learned new techniques in sharpness and precision. Another welcome change made by the line this year was the brand new basketball outfits. The life of a Highstepper is not just performing at games. They plan Sadie Hawkins and High-steppers’ Ball each year using money they earn over the summer at the annual carwash. One tradition that was kept was that of the famous Highstepper dinners. These huge feasts were held at a different girl’s house each time. but the usual rowdiness occured no matter where they were. Of course, every Highstepper looks forward to practice every afternoon. If you were to stop by the new gym lobby, you would hear shouts of where is everyone. or don’t watch in the mirror and the ever popular 1.2.3. ... OKA Y. Everybody do 48 kicks! 32 A new tradition-white gloves.no pompoms. Look down there. Perfect guiding! The Highsteppers are light on their feet! 33 The Highsteppers of the 60's. BASKETBALL HOCKEY FOOTBALL CAPTAINS FOOTBALL Sheryl Cohen. Varsity. Shaun Faricy. Junior Varsity. BASKETBALL Beth Nurnberger and Carol Rees. Varsity. Teri Kolhoff. Junior Varsity. HOCKEY Liane King. Varsity. Lauri Ba-sinette. Junior Varsity. Sweet!! Cheerleaders watch the game intensely. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Bottom, left: Beth Nurnberger. Sheila Peterson. Diane Preuss: Middle. Left: Patty Armstrong. Sheryl Cohen: Top: Liane King: Not Pictured: Mel McChesney. HOCKEY: Bottom: Liane King: Middle: Sheryl Cohen. Daine Preuss: Top: Patty Armstrong Sheila Peterson: Not Pictured: Mel McChesney. BASKETBALL: Top: Beth Nurnberger: Middle Right. Marie Stephenson. LaRhonda Burkhalter: Bottom Right: Carol Rees. Wendy Sulliven Not Pictured: Bronwen Fitzgerald. J.V.B. BALL: Top: Teri Kolhoff: Middle: Felecia Buckley. DeDe Turner: Bottom-. Amanda Nagle. Rebec a Brown. J.V.F. BALL: Top: Angela Carlson: Middle: Chris Yueill. Christine At more: Bottom Kathy Altonen. Shaun Faricy. Bridget Ronnei. J.V. HOCKEY: Top: Christine Atmore. Bridget Ronnei. Chris Yueill Bottom: Lauri Bazinette. Kathy Altonen. Brenda Hanson. Voilal The year began with great doubt as to whether West would have a yearbook or not. But at last the student body triumphed; they pulled the amount of purchases up from a murky 200 to a fantastic 3501 The frustrations the staff experienced all seemed worth it: talk of layouts, copy, and deadlines is at last put away to rest in Wenzel's closet until next fall. FIRST ROW: R. Chalfen: L. Hanson: E. Wenzel, advisor; J. Kelly, editor; B. Anderson; S. Horner: J. Fishel; D. Yorkew. BACK ROW: L. Kellam; L. Geffen: L. Harrison: M. Cohen M. Dell: J. Biescmeier; C. Childers, asst, layout editor-. M. Miller: J. Wilson-. M. Stevenson: D. Rotenberg; B. Nurnberger-. R. Plaisance. Editor gives the marks. Wenzel likes NHS lolli pops! Marie is our type. Checking out the cheerleaders. 36 Boy. h ve I got a scoopf really need 8 arms for this job! TO STRIVE WITH MIGHT The deadline is tomorrow!? I haven’t even begun to start!” That cry was often heard coming out of room 310 mornings. Although the stories weren’t always on time, the WEST HIGH TIMES always came through with a fantastic newspaper. This year the newspaper had a new advisor. Ms. Paine, and a almost totally new staff, so the WEST HIGH TIMES really was a NEWspaper. SEA TEDt M. Mirkin. B. Priyatel. E. Hastings. T. Dworsky. C. Rees. STANDING.- L. Goetz. J. Wilson. J. Fish el. S. Holt. L. Viebahn. 37 ORDER PLEASE! Frosh finds it had to see over Jr's head. L. Hanson listens to both sides. ORDER PLEASE! Will shouted over the buzzing of the voices. All became still, and the meeting progressed .... This year Will Hobert ran the Student Council meetings with enthusiam and discipline. With the help of Vice-President Sheryl Cohen and Secretary Jennifer Kelly the council had a very productive year: They opened a lounge for students to relax in during fourth hour, and this group of rowdy people also livened up the West High spirit by selling pompons during hockey and basketball season! Homecoming. Holiday Dance, and Prom were also exceptional occasions sponcered by the Council. First Row L. to R : S. Landstrom. B. Schlemmer. M. Mahoney. Second Row. B. Zemek: $. Baker: T. Carney: L. Paguyo: D. Gunderson: S. Cohen. Vice-Pres.; W. Hobert. Pres.: J. Kelly. Sec.; B. Nurnberger: P. Townley; S. Foerhinger. N. Paguyo: C. Osterberg: R. Griffen; T. Hudson; F. Oliver, advisor. Third Row. Left: K. Altonen. K. Mahling. T. Nashby. L. Hanson. Third Row. Right: C. Schwartz. M. Rath. J. Roth. C. Halladay. B. Fitzgerald. P. Fountain. 38 Vice-Pres. S. Cohen is vetoed! Isl.H'S- A learned man is an idler who kills his time by study. Lollipops, holiday cookies. candy canes, and Valentine's Day carnations. and a not-so successful car wash were all activities in the National Honor Society 1980-81 year. Perhaps un-be-knowst to many West students, a lot of work went behind the services that the N.H.S. gave. They were a select group of 14 chosen people. They were chosen on the basis of high school achievement. They were led by president. Trish Carney, vice-president Carrie Osterberg. and secretary. Patty Armstrong. Typical meetings were filled with excited talking. enthusiastic suggestions, and a never ending stream of Glen’s jokes. FIRST ROW: R. Thornton: P. Armstrong. Secy. T. Carney. Pres.: C. Osterberg: S. Holt. SECOND ROW: S. Horner. J. Sands. S. Cohen. G. Lindgren. THIRD ROW: L. Geffen. M. Miller. W. Hobert. LAST ROW.- T. Hohlfeld. L. Simpson. Russ glances around. Terry gives input. Molly contemplates the problem. 39 Will Shuffles off to class. More lollipops ? Goodie gumdrops! HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE STARS SHINE WHILE THE SUN IS OUT Sunrise was super this year and quite a bit larger than last year. Not a bad start? This year Sunrise had 15 girls and I boy first tri; even that changed, for second tri even more girls and boys signed up! Sunrise also has a new director: Mr. Warren Starr, who is moving to a different beat. NEW Sunrise members were ex-cited, saying that they are ... well... going to make the sun rise. this time with the help of Mr. Starr. FRONT ROW. S. Marlin. SECOND ROW. C. Hester. Z. Kihrell. A. Anderson. J. Sallivan. W. Holte. C. Smiley. BACK ROW. L. Lewis. J. Jackson. E. Kuehn. B. Ronning. D. Yurkew. J. JOHNSON. MR. STARR 40 BAND - FIRST ROW. L. R.-. R. Slacker. L. Hogt. S. Walker. B. Hanson. B. Day. K. Anderson. J. Pinkney. P. Armstrong. SECOND ROW: V. Cotten. J. David. L. Hanson. B. Rinker. B. Young. E. Varns. THIRD ROW: C. Laughlin. S. Rotman. J. Bordewich. A. Fitch. R. Love. BACK ROW: B. Hill. T. Turner. J. Bordewich. S. Lehr. S. Deatrick. L. Kellam. Give me air! Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller may be long gone, but West High has its own big band .... Work was hard. Night Train ' and Rouser could frequently be heard echoing through the halls of West High as the band serenaded Westites. Students agreed We might have been a little small, but we were still the best! Rootin'-tootin' 41 GERMAN CLUB SITTING LEFT TO RIGHTt T. Nyberg. L. Goetz. S. Landstrom. R. Lebold. M. Raumel. L. Hanson. J. Pinkney. M. Stokes. T. Hiatt. B. Clemence. A. Hargreaves, teacher: D. Ryweck. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Winterbauer. C. Hathaway. J. Shulman. J. Knutsen. C. Flink. J. Ohnesorge. G. Lindgren. C. Goetz. D. Preus. B. Rinker. S. Lehr. J. Hentges. M. Beckman. A. lbs. C. Haider man. S. Holt. C. Osterberg. S. Bormann. V. Sargent. Dressed German style. Say cheese, cow! This years Spanish. French, and German clubs did many activities. All three of the languages were very active throughout the year. The Spanish Club did such exciting activities as cooking their own Mexican meal, dining out at Spanish resturants and going to a Spanish movie. The French Club dined in style at the Hotel de France. They went to French movies and also learned and studied the French culture. The German club was active selling Happenings books, going to German movies, and having a picnic in the fall. In the spring the students had the opportunity to improve the language that they learned by visiting its country. To end the year the language students enjoyed the annual picnic at Ceder Lake. Kristen concentrates hard on Spanish. Hargreaves tuning in. 42 FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: R. May. S. Peterson. L. Paguyo. A. Carlson. R. Inveen. M. Cohen. SECOND ROW: K. Mahling. M. Mirken. P. Armstrong. D. Rauma. T. Toughill. H. Martineau. THIRD ROW: C. Arisian. A. Schermerhorn. M. Bevis. E. Winters. L. Heidenreich. S. Stewart. FOURTH ROW: J. Babcock. M. Smith. J. Balfor. C. Reese. J. Smith. FIFTH ROW: C. Miller. B. Mosica. K. Nagel. L. Plummer. T. Lindblad. E. Balcos. L. Clark. J. Wilson. SIXTH ROW. A. DeFrance. C. Hatch. P. Segal. T. Nasby. C. Kempton. L. Libert us. K. Johnson. B. Richey. G. Hackley. SEVENTH ROW: E. Odland. D. Ekman. S. Eide. E. Bart. M.Cizek. M. Syndermen. K. Ekmen. J. Miser-endino. C. Childers. EIGHTH ROW: A. Johnson. J. Minneti. C. Sledge. M. Dull. K. Atmore. K. Horner. S. Halverson. C. Gustafson. NINTH ROW: F. Schaefer. B. Axel. N. Oliver. C. Morrison. T. H oh Ifeld. K. Yeuill. TENTH ROW: T. Spencer. G. Pineda. M. Miller. L. Dorumsgaard. A. Duclos. A. Diercks. ELEVENTH ROW: L. Simpson. P. Smith. H. Gustau-son. J. Mathews. FIRST ROW: T. Carney. M. Rath. C. Halladay. SECOND ROW: N. Sova. J. Roth. THIRD ROW: J. Bueide. L. Geffen. FOURTH ROW: A. Hathaway. S. Faricy. S. Peterson. H. Martineau. FIFTH ROW: K. Schwartz. J. Hulsing. C. Goetz. S. Horner. L. Fine. SIXTH ROW: L. Faiella. M. Walsh. D. Moskal. R. Thorton. C. White. P.Schwartzberg. SEVENTH ROW: R. Trucker. J. Sands. J. Biesemeier. B. Zemek. EIGHTH ROW: A. Shultz. M. Weiler. R. Stedman. C. Maeur. D. Shut man. F.. Oliver, teacher: NINTH ROW: L. Andrews. T. Norum. J. Booher. V. Downing. L. Douglas. R. Bergford. TENTH ROW: B. Ronnei. D. Pirner. J. Kelly. L. Hanson. M. Dell. M. Stokes. B. Heidenreich. ELEVENTH ROW: B. Pryatel. M. Savage. E. Hastings. K. Sewell. E. Bran-tingham. C. Salmon. B. Nurnburger. TWELFH ROW: M. Larock. R. Meyers. E. Bokman. E. Rotman. M. Anderson. P. Hanson. J. Rooney. A. Kemphart. THIRTEENTH ROW: M. Hertzberg. S. Baker. L. Harrison. A. Gross. B. Day. W. Cummens. 43 L. TO R.i L. Hines. A. Givens, M. Cheetam. J. Dworsky. April, obviously hard at work. HELPERS Two groups of students whose work is greatly appreciated are the library aides and audio visual aides. Library aides helped our librarians catalog and organize books, and reference materials. While our audio visual aides provided classrooms with projectors and record players. One group whose work is greatly recognized is the stage crew, with manager Steve Deatrick. The crew put up some pretty jazzy sets including the eye-catching homecoming coronation set. L. TO R.i L. Carriere. J. Anderson. G. Schneiderman. S. Donnell. FIRST ROW: D. Gunderson. S. Deatrick. BACK ROW: B. Anderson. J. Schlemmer. S. Parker. B. Bradford. 44 L. TO R.: T. Carney. L. Hanson. K. Mahling ATTENTION KBEM is located at 88.5 on your FM dial. The station offers a varity of music; everything from classical to top forty. and jazz to new wave. West activities and other highschools' activities are also aired on the station! Westies and other Minneapolis highschool students get a chance to air their voices at KBEM .... Good Morning” is the familiar greeting done by Trish Carney of morning announcement fame. She informed the student body of meetings. sports events, clubs to join, once in a while a bad joke and. of course, lunch every day .... Although speech wasn’t the most popular dub. members tried their best and battled their way through a tough year. Hopefully next year speech can be improved with many new members .... 45 KBEM Radio. L. TO R.-. L. Sivula, R. Schermerhorn P.A. announcer. Trisha Carney PRESENTING URBAN ARTS Learning to fly. Taking notes on drumming. Look at that bug! Urban Arts members Those students interested in learning skills outside of West High School avidly participated in the Urban Arts program. Courses offered varied from modern dance and theater to music and photography. For some, this is a great step: challenging the real world. 46 Further flying practice. Wk W. The many pleasures ... WORK PROGRAM: EARN MONEY CREDITS TOO! Work program faces Fixin' those burgers! Were there ever times when you’ve been simply sick and tired of school? But you couldn 't quit, because you wanted your highschool diploma. Many students at West leave hours early every day and join in an age-old pastime: work! Through the work program they earn credits, and money too! One of many modern conveniences. ' s Kicking off the season! Eric Johnson rolling out for the pass. Ready HUT! FIRST ROW: B. Day. T. Stolarczyk. D. Taylor. T. Anderson. S. Parker. P. Schaefer. P. Smith. SECOND ROW: R. Thornton. N. Burlow. J. Bernard. R. Haynes. D. Fessennant. J. Johnson. C. Olson. THIRD ROW: D. Gunderson. D. Kuehn. C. Swanson. E. Johnson. L. Checheris. S. Sarles. W. Hobert. BACK ROW: G. Shoff. coach: G. Bailey, coach: T. Nasby. co -capt.: R. Chalfen. co-capt.: S. Cornelious. coach: B. Quinn, coach. 50 FIRST ROW: C. Halderman; L. Hoffman: R. Haynes-. V. Cotton: R. Coste: A. DeFrance: M. Toughill: SECOND ROW: S. Cornelious. coach; J. Schlemmer: T. Duclos: E. Odland: D. Flanigan: D. Swanson: G. Hutchins: B. Quinn, coach: BACK ROW: B. Axell: A. Johnson; M. Peterson: J. Hall: R. Hylen. C. Bulthuis. Football started out roughly with a 'hell week’ and continued that way throughout the season. West's team had a difficult year, but the 25 determined Varsity players must be given credit for their persistence and their sportsmanship! The team welcomed a new coach. Greg Shoff. The co-captains of the team were Ted Nasby and Richard Chalfen. The closest game of the season was against Benilde. with Ben-ilde scoring 6 and West scoring 0. The majority of the team were underclassmen, which makes the chances of winning next year more promising. Screen right ... Almost! F O O T B A L L Chalfen back for the punt: ... Again! 51 BACK ROW: A. Smith: J. Sands: B. Schlemmer: M. Dell: T. Andrican: R. Meyers: J. Hu let. coach: A. Nagal: S. Streitz. M. Mahoney. D. Burlow. K. Horner. M. Willis. Not pictured: E. Hastings. L. Harrison. 52 Brenda returns a lob. A friendly handshake to end the match. The girls' tennis team had a successful season this year finishing with five wins and three losses. Playing singles were Julie Sands. Brenda Schlemmer. Sarah Streitz. and Michelle Mahoney. On doubles were Ann Smith and Toni Andrican. Leah Harrison and Margot Dell. Ellen Hastings and Karen Horner, and Rachel Meyers and Debbie Burlow. Beginning the season with a 6 - I victory over North, the team went on to beat several other schools, but lost after a bitter struggle to Central with a close score of 3 - 4. They came back, however. with a towering win over South. 7 0. The season closed with West finishing fourth in the city. All in all. the girls' tennis team had a smashing good time. Tennis Team 1927 - You’ve come a long way. baby I G I R L S T E N N I $ 53 John Shulman battles opponents for the Here comes Boom-Boom Bailey, ball. Mark gets carried away when playing soccer. FIRST ROW: Frank Simer. Jan Knutson. John Marcos. Pete Bergner. Steve Nelson. Chris Childers. Roby. Sam Parker: SECOND ROW: Tim Norum. John Shulman. Carl Flink. John Ohnesorge CO CAPT-. Chris May CO CAPT. Fred Chu. Paul Schwob. Chris Miller: THIRD ROW: Jon Dworsky. Bill Anderson. ALan Goldfarb. Al French. Mark Yueill. Mike Wallner. Paul Bergner. John Bailey. 54 Roby dribbles the ball down field. Skilled players and the new coaches. Frank Sinter and Sam Parker, produced a winning season for the 1980 soccer team. In one game, the team faced defeat. They were trailing by a score of 4-0 against Apple Valley, but only until the fourth quarter. Then the team made an amazing turnabout. Within the last 15 minutes of the game. West tied the score. But the game remained a tie in overtime. Although the team was given little support by spirited Westies. the season ended with a record of 8-1-4. This record named them city champs. Jan Knutson finds the sacrifices of scoring quite demanding Paul Schwob hacks another opponent. 55 3a rn O c O Swimming 1921 FIRST ROW: S. Baker, co-captain. T. Carney, co-captain: SECOND ROW: S. Landstrom. A. Walsh. S. Horner. M. Bevis. C. Osterberg. C. Fitzgerald. THIRD ROW: C. Parker. B. Zemek. M. Walsh. V. Downing. B. Richie. K. Johnson. A. Diercks. K. Strietz. THIRD ROW: A. Ajax. K. Gustafson, coach.- M. Stephenson. L. Pirner. E. Bart. K. Mahling. A. Schultz. M. Savage. L. Bachman. L. Andrews. C. Chorn. B. Moonsoor. co-coach 56 Geez. my turn already?! Amy goes Putt Putt I wanna join Junior Birdman tooll Under the direction of coaches Bill Monsoor and West Alumna Kaye Gustafson, the swimmers tasted victory throughout the 1980 season. Spirit was overflowing as they filled buses and the pool. All of those fortunate enough to attend one of the Piranha’s” attacks could feel the electricity that lingered in the air Thanks to the generosity of Mr. Allen, the girls were no longer clad in twenty-year-old suits. With their new stripeys.” the girls rose from the water with spirit, sleekness, and style. Following crucial losses to Washburn and Southwest, the team rallied to win the remaining four meets. With the talent and strength this team possessed, they closely resembled the city-winning team of 1973 ... and the future looks even better! Swimmers feel confident in Coach Kaye G R L S, $ w I M M I N G 57 C'mon. Glen! Only 45 miles to go! L. to R.: Mr. P. Kromminga. coach: A. Gross: G. Lindgren. captain: D. Siegal; M. Beckman. 58 Life in the fast lane. The beat goes on. As the leaves started falling and the temperatures dropped, the weather brought smiles to some. These people were members of the cross-country team; now there would be no more early morning practices running around Isles before the sun rose! With their well-developed muscles they found themselves ready for the next adventure... cross-country skiing! The last lap .... 59 FIRST ROW: K. Altonen. N. Sova. G. Oliver. J. Martin. D. Altonen. D. Moskal. SECOND ROW: J. Engen. C. Rimpson. L. Bazinet. L. King. J. Smith S T R-R E-T-C H 60 FIRST ROW: J. Moyer. M. Rath. L. Fox. C. Rees. L. Viebahn. SECOND ROW. T. Bjorkstrand. A. Housman. A. Lund. K. Ekman. E. Kuehn They bumped; they set; they spiked: they won; they were sweet; they were the PicklesI The 1980 volleyball team was one of the rowdiest teams to ever hit West. Many people often heard Rouser and V-l-C- T-O-R■ Y emerging from the bus as it carried the Pickles to and from games. New coaches. Julie Engen and Joan Moyer, helped get the young team started. Although they didn’t win all the games this year, next year watch out 'cuz the Pickles will be loaded with dynamite!! Picklemobile hits the road. V O L L E Go for it Gala! 61 The Cowboys’ hockey team could have been characterized as strong spirited competitors. They were led by their captains William Hobert. Paul Schwob. and Dave Rauma. Despite claims that the squad was very young, they showed their maturity by defeating Spring Lake Park in the opening game 3-2 in a come from behind victory. In the early games of conference play the Cowboys shut out Roosevelt 4-0. Yea. we’re badI Paul Schwob cranks up from the pointl Lookin’ good, lookin' real good 1st row: S. Anderson. B. Schmidt. D. Rauma. W. Hobert. Coach J. Baxter P. Schwob. L. Sivula. P. Schaefer. D. Roten-berg. 2nd row: C. Bulthuis. D. Healy. A. French. C. Foeh-ringer. M. Yueill D. Taylor. T. Duclos. J. Shulman. D. Pirner. F. Schaefer 62 Let's bear down!” Scott. It’s a lot safer over here!” D. Pirner patrols the slot area HOCKEY MEMORIES Will's impression of a duck Mouthguard penalties Mr. Baxter. See ya!” East Grand Forks trip Everybody on the icing line!” The Hip Down at THE ISLES The Aud. Running stairs .... Mr. Steak I2-I2-I0-I0-8-8- Whew!!! H O c K E Y 63 They call him quick draw Front row-. S. Holt. J. Mathwews. C. Chorn. C. Osterberg-.co-captain. Second row: E. Balcos. A. Ajax; Coach. L. Clark. Terry contemplates falling, or smiling to the judges. Front row-. M. Stephenson. B. Nurnberger. A. Rotman. T. Kolhoff. J. Cornielius. L. Bachman. Second row: L. Andrews. K. Horner. M. Lewis. T. Laberne-. coach. C. Chorn. J. Davis. M. Dull. Varsity members seem a little skeptical at winning! A smile comes to Beth's face after a fantastic win over Blake! 64 Sharon holds turn long enough to flash a smile for the judgesl Exhaustion overtakes you; You want to be number one in the city! This getting in shape is for the birdsI These are just some of the thoughts that flashed through the gymnastics team’s mind as they came early and stayed late working out. Crackers ate at Rustler before exciting meets added on extra carbos” Was it worth all the hard work and the pain that went with it? Yes! for the girls heard their names announced time and time again. They enthusiastically chanted WERE NUMBER ONE. WE RE NUMBER ONE!!” 65 Rack up another 2 points for J.P. “What's up fella's? 66 Front Row L. to R.: D. Strombeck. L. Hines. C. Smith. J. Powell. S. Sarles. R. Curtis. L. Wilson. Back Row. F. Myers, coach. T. Kluttz. R. Griffin. A. Few. M. Officer. K. Thomas. R. Hicks. R. Foster. This year West went without their veteran coach. Ken Kielty. who led them in last year’s winning season. He was replaced by Fred Myers, who was a sophomore and assistant varsity basketball coach at Roosevelt for four years. The team members also gained an all new offense with his arrival. Captain. Rod Curtis, felt the team members had become more united and felt they had a successful season because of good discipline. 67 First Row. L. to R.- Donnell. T. Neal. K. Dillon. N. Overbee. A. Carlson. Coach D. Guelle. Second Row. L. to R. Little. C. Rimpson. G. Oliver. J. Martin. R. Priyate. B. Benton. ANOTHER TOUGH SEASON! Headed by captains. senior Kelly Dillon, and Gayla Oliver. The girls' basketball team, coached by Mr. D. Guelle went though another tough season. Working hard and never losing hope, the team kept up their spirit and determination and always remained in the game till the end. Hopefully next year, some of those tough and energetic Freshmen and Sophomores can give the team the lift they need to win a few more games. Kelly shoots for two Norma checks the pressure of the ball. 68 Tina finds it hard to shoot. Jenny is quick to grab the rebound. Norma, you scored for the other team (?!) J.V. Team-S. Griffin. M. Babcock. S. Donnell. K. Swell. L. Wilson-Lewis. K. Jones. E. Johnson-Mgr. L. Hirschfield. D. Thomas. B. Priyatel. S. Little. A. Malison-Coach. 69 FASHIONS From 1906 to 1980 you could say that fads at West have come a long way from TWENTY TWO SKIDDO to NUGH and ”BOOTSO”! Few people remember wearing to school suits with a jacket and tie or long dresses that came down to their ankles and up to their chin. Fashion fads give students an identity with their times. Of course, fashions will change, but who knows what will become popular whether it will be people yelling their lungs out at a concert or sitting proper at an opera with your fellow studentsI Perhaps something will be resurrected from an earlier era and reflect on the present or the future generations. THROUGH THE YEARS TIM ... BERRR! Linda takes a break while stretching Looking back through the years the cross country ski team has had a few dry seasons: this year probably takes the cake. However, the team didn’t waste any time shaping up while they waited for the snow to come. Tom Kieth. their coach, had them working out every day after school. The group could be seen messing around ... I mean working out in the weight room or running through the halls of West High. No matter what the conditions the West High ski team's spirit will never fail. Wait For me Mikey Cross Country Ski Team First Row.Lto R-B. Anderson. M. Stokes. J. Bordewich. Coach T. Kieth.Second Row-P. Weber. L. Plummer. M. Beckman. M. Rath. Third Row- J. Dworsky. D. Siegel. E. Morstad. D. Sinnot. Back Row-K. Fabes. A. Gross. C. Halliday. C. Reece. Where d the snow gop 72 Chalet gets mobbed by Westies Meeting friendly people. Skiing is such hard work. Sue meets Bernie The wild and crazy downhill ski club brought their rowdy spirits right off the bus and onto the slopes of Michigan ski areas. The three day ski trip proved to be a success although there was a lack of snow in some areas. The gang lead by Allen Hargreaves spent their evenings in the town of Iron wood catching the latest flick and some even dared to try a bit of roller skating. s K N G Downhill Ski Club First Row. L to R.-K. Horner.K. Atmore. Second Row. L. TO R.-C. Flink.F. Chu.T. Nasby. C. Goetz. A. Johnson. D. Kuehn. Adviser A. Hargraves Third Row. L. to r. D. Ratliff. T. Norum. L. Bachman. B. Ronning. S. Horner. S. Landstrom. L. Kellam. E. Hastings. Back Row. L to R T. Carney. L. Libertus. S. Baker. K. Johnson. L. Geffin. 73 FIRST ROWi R. Hermanson. G. Decker. R. Hammer. V. Gar-astik. C. Jennings. J. Beherendt. SECOND ROW: M. Board-man. P. Kairis. L. Hopson. H. Gregory. THIRD ROW: K. Kielty. J. Baxter. FOURTH ROW: P. Kromminga. J. Abra-hamson. C. Gustafson. M. Hoopman. FIFTH ROW: D. Back-haus. J. Hulet. R. Allen. BACK ROW: L. Greenhagen. A. Hargreaves. T. Graham FIRST ROW: R. Larson. S. Lane. H. Birth. E. Wenzel. G. Malm. SECOND ROW: B. Lillquist. C. Westby. J. Thomas. T. Laine. L. Southwell. THIRD ROW: J. Paine. C. Voss. S. Morgan. E. Matsis. L. Olson. FOURTH ROW, 5. White. M. Stip-kovitz. R. Schultz. G. Zanoni. T. Stelten. BACK ROW: F. Oliver. M. McClure. V. Russell. W. Starr. H. Wilms Staff development days, correcting papers, final grades and attendance letters are a few of the things that keep the West High faculty occupied while we students .... But many of you would be surprised with what some of the teachers and administration do in their spare time. For example. Ms. Matsis enjoys taking pictures, traveling, canoeing and hiking. Ms. Paine also likes the outdoors and her hobbie is gardening. Mr. Lynch keeps in shape by playing raquetball and waking up at 6:00 A.M. three mornings a week to swiml Mr. Hargreaves is another sports enthusiast. He plays soft-ball and skis. Ms. Wenzel is an avid bridge player and Ms. Hopson claims that all her free time is taken up by her four year old daughter. When they 're not out having a good time, the faculty tries to establish a good learning enviornment at West and broaden the academic and social horizons of the students. 76 L. to R.t R. McCoy. W. Beasley. R. Lynch L. to R.s M. Cheetam. D. Ca vaziel. R. Everett. M. Munkewitz. 6. Strand. J. Hockert L to R.: B. Ingalls. K. Newhouse. B. Peterson. B. Haakenson. J. Oien. D. Waistrom L. to R.t J. Kotowitz. L. Karswick. T. Neison. D. Kornig. M. Anonen. B. Lumoa 77 L to R.: L. Newman. M. Doble. L. Harris. E. Ha big SOB-SENIORS Is the class of '81 obscene? No. they just have a desire to be different. Their originality began to show early in their freshmen year in their homecoming skit and their ability to win the Sno-Daze romp in the snow. They were not overly confused by the first registration and they managed to make it through third tri with ease. Sophomore year was characterized by walking to parties, and Burger King. Also there was the big move from the balcony down to the main floor of the auditorium As juniors they experienced life as upperclassmen. They took the PSAT'S. suffered through Algebra Trig, and American Lit. They managed to obtain their drivers' licenses with scores of 71 and 72. Now they could drive to all those parties. When there were no parties people were known to hang out at Waldo 's although none would admit it. Finally they reached their goal. They were seniors! Once again this class displayed their creativity with their two fantastic Homecoming skits. Jennifer Kelly led the Homecoming court with Tina Neal and Mena Muldoon as her attendants. Some things that made this a memorable senior year were-. The parties sponsored by Kan Kuehn. no more hanging out at Waldos. The Touchdown and Echobaken. This class is definitely one in a million. They look forward to graduation with enthusiasm and are ready to find out about life after high school. SENIOR BOARD. FIRST ROW.D. Kuehn.C. May.P. Schwob.M. Mil-ler.SECOND ROW.J. Ohenesorge.M. Dell.E. Winters.F. Chu.D. Woods.BACK ROW.T. Andrican.J.Smith.R. Cunningham. 80 81 Debbie Anderson Keri Lynn Anderson Cheerleader 10.11: Band 10.11.12: Band Council 10. sec'y II. pres. 12: W.A.N.A.: T.P. Klub. Trips to Whip: T.P. raids. To Mel: Uncle Dave and my pictures of Burt. F.P. Cosmotology School Tonina Lee Andrican T”. Toni”. Crash”: French Club 9.10: Tennis 9.10.11, capt. 12: Track 9.10: Cross Country Skiing 9.10: V.P.S.: B.P.L.S.: The S. Cadets: V.P. of Senior Board. F.P. College-Major-Social Awareness. To Live and die. Patty Armstrong Patty Pep”: Student Council 11. Band Council 11: Flute section leader 11.12: Concert Band 10.11.12: Choir 10: Sunrise 11: Spanish Club 10.11.12: N.H.S. sec’y: H.C. Queen candidate: Nominee for McDonalds All American High School Band 12: T.P. Klub: Track 12: Badminton 10.11; Cheerleader 11.12: F.P. U of M Todd Audette Broham . The Bear”: B.L.B.; M.L.C.T.: enjoys parties and hunting. P. . Vo-Tech Gloria Babcock Bo”. Tush”: V.P.S.: W.H.S.F.: enjoys skiing with friends. Schnapps, the back parking lot. cruising Lake of the Isles and partying. F.P. U of M and Traveling Dan Baird V.P.S. 10.11.12: B.D.L.S.: likes snowmobiling. water skiing, and the outdoors. F.P. Trade School To Wade Patterson: All my old school books. He'll need them Jill Battenberg 82 Jeff Bernard Senior Slobs: Football 9-12; likes partying, camping, and having a good time. F.P. attending college Mary C. Bevis “Peaches”. “Mars”. Mar”: French Club 10.11. Student Council I ,- Cross-Country Skiing 10: Swimming 10.11.12: Urban Arts 10: Highsteppers 12: S.W.A.T. To Barb: My Pollyanna Best wishes-Mar. F.P. College Bruce J.D. Birkeland Football 9-12: Baseball 9.10: Newspaper 9.10: Ski Club, S.L.O.B., B.A.I.i K.C.C.: V.P.S.: To Backaus: All your stolen equipment. F.P. College Jane Bissohette Sarah Bradley Urban Arts-Dance 9.10.11: F.P. To become a professional dancer and travel to Europe. Erin Broderick “Airhead”, V.P.S.: W.H.S.F. To Mr. B.: A new aide. F.P. College (U of M) and to live happily ever after Scott Burt Track 11.12, V.P.S. 11.12: Favorite hobbies are Kari Tietz and fast mopars. To Wade Patterson, A fast car (or a drivers license) F.P. To go faster and become rich Karlene Burtness Suzie Burtness Likes to play football with friends. F.P. to attend a 2 year college, learn a skill, and become an airline stewardess 83 Trisha Carney Swimming 9.10.11, capt. 12: speech and debate 9. sec’y 10.11.12: Highsteppers 11.12: Student Council 9-12: N.H.S. pres: French Club 10.11.12: H.C. attendant 9: WAN A: To the girls swim team: My collection of underwater farm animals. F.P. A GOOD education Richard Chalfen Yearbook 12: Football 9.10.11, capt. 12: Hockey 9.10: Baseball 9.10.12: To Mr. Lynch: Thanks for the 72 hrs. F.P. College Jack Raymond Chesney F.P. Trade school. Hard work, making a million Joe Chesney F.P. To make a million, to own my own business, attend Vo-tech. Christopher Robin Childers Chris”; Spanish Club 9.10.11.12; Camera Club 9: Soccer 9.10.11.12: Swimming 8.9.10: Cross-Country Skiing 11.12: Yearbook II. asst, layout editor 12: To Juan: my 165 bowling average. Candilyn R. Chorn Candy”: Gymnastics 9-12; Diving 10.12; Sunrise II: To Annie Ajax: the agonies of making weight. To Mr. Allen: I coconut. F.P. School. Work Fred Chu Fweddy”: Ski Club .12; Physics Club 12: S.L.D.B.S. 9-12: A.A.A. 9-12: Baseball 9.12: Soccer 12: Senior Board: F.P. College Maria Therese Cisek Mia”. Skirby”. Lurb”. Maui” Jordache”: Newspaper II: B.C.: Highsteppers 12: Spanish Club 11.12; Dick’s Place. F.P. College or the Movies Sheryl Louise Cohen ''Cone ’ ’: Cheerleader 9.10. capt 11.12; Student Council II. V.P. 12: N.H.S.: Choir 10: Sunrise 11; French Club 9.10.11: T.P. Klub: WANA: K.K.C., M.W.I.: F.P. U of M and marriage to a nice Jewish boy (for my mother) 84 Tammy Condon likes art. F.P.i Work. College Kelly Connor Irene Coste Hilga”, ”Ike , S.O.T.T., Arthropods; West Hockey Groupie; To my younger brother: Some credits. F.P. Computer Programmer Rory Greig Cunningham Debate 9: Sunrise 10.11; Senior Board: W.V.C. Treas. 9.10.11.12: N.H.S.: Urban Arts 9; Choir: attandance to every school dance! To Mr. Thomas: The physical aspects of chemistry F.P. Ivy League College. Architecture Brant Day Tony Dean Anton , Mr. Science”. German Club 9.10: Most Valuable Fan 9.10.11.12: F.P. Business Management. U of M 85 P. Schwob takes Mickey for some sun Margot Dell Marg ; French Club 11.12; Spanish Club 9.10: Tennis 9.10.11.12: Highsteppers 11.12: Cross country skiing 10: Senior Board sec'y: Yearbook 12: Daisy Mae candidate: Delta Phi 12: S.W.A.T. F. P. College-Eastside- Tra vel Kelly J. Dillon Young Life: Track 9: Volleyball 10: Basketball 9.10.11.12: (capt. 12) F.P. College. Art School Anne Duclos Anne-De-DU . ,Anna-belle”, Annie”: Spanish Club 9.10.11.12: Urban Arts 10; Newspaper 12; Daisy Mae candidate; H.C. candidate .12: Highsteppers 11.12: Miss Snow-Flake candidate: Sailing club pres. F.P. College Melvin Dumler Jonathan Dworsky Ski”: French Club 9.10; Soccer 9-12: Tennis 9-12: Cross country skiing 11.12: F.P. College Todd Dworsky Newspaper: Ski Club: Tennis .12: Likes to bike and paint To Mrs. White-. My worn paint brushes. F.P. Norman-dale 86 David Edwards Mark Eide Laurie Fine Elizabeth Fink Julia Fishel Jewya Fishpie : Choir 10; Newspaper 11.12; Yearbook 12; F.P. Travel to exotic places, become rich and famous. Many thanks to Mrs. WhiteI Anne Fitch Band: likes horsebackriding, dog training, jewelry making. F.P.U of M. Waseca, training horses and dogs Colleen Fitzgerald Bean”; Swimming and Diving 9-12; Track 9.10. cocapt. Band 9.10: Likes eating. working at job. F.P. College. Death Cole Foster Portia Fountain Frankie Francisco Nicholas Scott Galle Baseball 9-12: Football 9.10.11. F.P. College Elizabeth Mary Geffen Liz , Ski Club 9.10.11.12; French Club 9.10.. 12, R. Club 9.10.11.12: Sailing Club 11; LIZARDS: Delta Phi 12, S.W.A.T., R.P.F.D.: N.H.S.; Yearbook; Swimming 10: Cross Country Skiing 10: Highsteppers II. capt. 12: Kenwood Klub: To J.H.: An endless monsoon season F.P. College. Far far away! 87 Rachel Gifford ’Roach”. G.A.S.P. 1979-1981: R.C. clique 1979-1980: Ramones F.C. 1980: B.H.: PR.: P.P.: Creem writing: L.A.: C.A.: Spa: F.P. There is no future in England's dreaming Cecilia Goetz Cede : French Club 11.12: German Club 11.12: Ski Club 11.12: Tennis 12: Badmitton 12: Soccer 10: Yearbook 10: Benilde 9.10: F.P. College Alan Gold fa rb Spanish Club 9.10.11.12: Student Council: Junior Board. Urban Arts II: Soccer 9.10.11.12: Tennis 9.10. To West High: a renovation. F.P. Back-packing and at least 4 more years of school William Good Sylvia D. Griffin Necey . Little Griff : Hospitality House Girls Club Softball: Football: Basketball Likes singing and dancing: To my godchild Shalan Renee Jackson: I leave everything F.P. Golden Valley Lu-teran College, or to be a singer Dave John Gunderson Gunner . Gunder : V.P.S.: N.O.R.M.A.L. Club: S.L.O.B.: Marryin’ Sam: Stage crew 9.I0..I2-. Football 10.11.12: Boxing 11.12: Student Council 12: Junior Board: Soccer 9: To Mr. B.: My gift of gab. To Mr. Kielty: My curly hair. To Vincent Cotton: My good looks F.P. U.S. Army Clay T. Gustafson Boner , zit : Spanish Club 9.10.11.12: Zit Club 9-12: Debate 9: Soccer 9.10: Swimming 9-12: To Mrs. Morgan: A guide to selecting good substitutes. F.P. College. success. 88 Paul Guthrie-. Butt : Ski Club 11.12: Football 10: Tennis . 12: F.P. To grow up Leroy C. Hanson Roy . Elwood : German Club 11 Speech Club 12: T.P. Klub 12: Concert Band 10-12: Student Council 12: Pep Band 10-12: N.H.S.: Tennis 11.12: Yearbook 12: TO Patty: 13 free driving lessons F.P. U. of M. Jeff Hastings Chris Hathaway Ski Club 11.12: German Club 9-12: Football Spectator 9-12: F.A.T.J.B.i A.P.-s: S.L.O.B. s F.P. Med School Eric Haugesaug S.D.R. and R.: Beer tasters Club: Track 9: Stagecrew 9.10: To Mr. Stelten: A complete recovery. To West: A good morning announcer. F.P. To win the Gerald R. Ford suntanning tourne-ment. Lisa Heidenreich Spanish Club 9.10.11.12: Track 9: High School Page II: J.A. 10.11: Urban Arts 10.11.12: F.P. College. Grad, study, work. Tom Hiatt Dan Hill William Wade Hobert Hob . Will French Club 9.10 Junior Board: Student Council 9.10.11. Pres. 12: N.H.S.; Marry in’ Sam candidate: NASSP Century III Leadership Award: Football 9.10.11.12: Hockey 9.10.11, capt. 12: F.P. College 89 Theresa L. Hohlfeld Terry”, Ho”: Debate 9. J.A. 9: N.H.S.; H.C. Queen candidate: The bestest to Laura. F.P. College. D.V.M. Sharon Linnea Holt German Club 11.12: Ski Club 9-12: Debate 9: Speech 10: Gymnastics 9.10.11, capt. 12. Highsteppers II. capt. 12: Girls State: Student Council ; Newspaper 12: R. Club: Lizards: F.P. college Sandra Jo Horner Sandy”. Kin”: Ski Club 11.12: Spanish Club 9-12: Yearbook 12: N.H.S.: Swim-ming 9-12: Track 9: Gymnastics 10: Golf 10.11.12: Cheerleader 11: F.P. College Don Jolson Football 9: enjoys skiing, and working on cars: F.P. College Jeri Kaplan M. Jennifer Kelly Jennifer”: German Club 9.10: French Club 11.12: WAN A. Swim Team 10: Yearbook 11, editor 12: Student Council sec'y 12: S.W.A.T.: Delta Phi: Homecoming Queen-. F.P. College Taron Kittrell Tashae”: enjoys basketball, football, and swimming: F.P. College-major in computers Zina LaGayle Kittrell Zanadoo”. Bony Mar-ony”. Zinnia”: enjoys all sports, plays piano: To Char-isse S.: All my old notebooks for her senior year. FP. College Matt Kobin 90 Daniel Kuehn Ski Club 10.11.12: Spanish Club 10.11: Senior Board: Football 10.12: Track 11.12: Crosscountry II: S.L.O.B.S.: C.C.C.: A.A.A. 9-12: To: Mr. Gustafson. I'll never have to miss another one of your tests; F.P. College Having friends on N.H.S. sure has its advantages Michael Landberg Track 9: waterskiing: F.P. College To all seniors: A good partying time at college Susan Landstrom Sue . TZU , Suzy : German Club 9-12: Ski Club 11.12: Swimming 9-12: Student Council 12: F.P.U. of M. Laura Libertus BurdoSpanish Club 11.12. Ski Club 11.12: Lizards: Highsteppers 12: Crosscountry Skiing II: To Kristi: It's only three more years: F.P. College Glen Lindgren Thumper : German Club 9-12: French Club 10.11: N.H.S. 11-12: Crosscountry 10. cap't. 11.12: Crosscountry skiing 10-12: Track 10-12: B.T.S.; T.C.T.C.: L.I.T.C.: F.P. College: To: Mr. Back-haus. all the sweats I've lost. Christopher Maurer 91 Chirs May Richard McChesney Spanish club 10; Mgr. B.D. Hall of Fame: Iasi graduating member of the Green A veng-ers 9-12; wrestling 9-12: soccer 12: crosscountry 11: F.P. College Leslie McCoy Robert Melina Mary Elizabeth Miller Molly : N.H.S. 11.12, Senior board, yearbook 12; Spanish Club 9-12: Daisy-Mae candidate: Delta Phi; M.A.C.S.; S.W.A.T., badminton: To Ellen: Three tennis balls and a top hat, F.P. College Juan Carlos Miserandino Carrie Morrison Mena Muldoon Bubbles”, Cheerleading 9.10: Jr. board: Senior H.C. Attendant: Spanish Club 9.10; French Club 12; To my family and friends . . . THANKSI F.P. College John Munnich M.C.L. T.: electronics; likes to camp: To the N.H.S. assorted nasty remarks: F.P. Technical school 92 Ted Nasby Beth Nathe BeffieLikes to party: F.P. College and California Barbara Dee Nelson Likes singing and dancing: F.P. College at Winona state (paralegal) Steve Nelson Student 10: Hockey 9.10.11: Soccer 9.10: Baseball 10: F.A. T.J.B.A.P. likes to play tennis; F.P. College Greg Nicholas S.L.O.B. 10.11; Golf II: Student Council 11.12: Swimming Pool Club: B.C.: F.P. Cropdusting in Chicago Dan Niederloh ,Niedermeyer Captain Tripple head”: The Clem Clone Clan: M.L.C.T.; Likes filmmaking, car wrecking. Stop that sleeping in class. Danf F.P. To be a bum and marry a rich wife. Greg Nurnberger John K. Ohnesorge Oh nee”: B.M.O.N.H.S.; Soccer 9.10.11. capt. 12; Senior Class Pres. To Mr. Gustafson: I’ll never have to skip one of your tests again. F.P. college Brad Olsen Likes rollerskating with girls. F.P. to go to Rochester Minnesota to make a living. 93 Kimberly Olson Michelle Olson Mitch”i Spanish 9.10.11: M.L.T.G.: To Jennifer W., Somebody 6'4”. handsome, and smart. To Lisa H.: A good piece of steak. To Stel-ten: Good Health. F.P. U of M. traveling to Scotland, working at Becky's! Carolyn C. Osterberg Carrie”. ”Osty”t German Club 9.10.11.12: N.H.S. V.P.-Treas.-. Gymnastics 9.10. co-capt 11.12: 1st in City All around 9.11: Highsteppers II: H.C. Queen candidate: attendant 11. Sno-Daze candidate: To Annie: A lifetime supply of eager gymnasts who aren't in the Osterberg soap opera. F.P. College Norma A!an a Overby Cups”: Spanish Club. Kiwanis Club: Student Council 10. Junior Board: H.C. 9.10.11: Black History Week 9.10.11: Tennis 9: Track 10.11: Basketball 9-12: Cross country 10: F.P. Howard University-Wash. D.C. to major in Broadcast journalism. Roberto Pilotto Patsy Ann Pollard Pat”; Likes sports and dancing. To Mrs. Hammer: My adding machine so she can RMA. She was my favorite teacher. 94 A studious 'Senior Man'. Diane Elizabeth Preus Di”x German Club 9.10.11.12: T.P. Klub: W.A.N.A.: Letterman's Club: Swimming 9.10: Track 9: Cheerleading 9. capt. 10.11.12: Thanks to all my friends for being their own people and such good buddies. F.P. College Beth Priyatel Bench warmer Beth . J.P.”, Hoe : Arthropods: S.O.T.T.: Basketball 9.10.11.12: West Hockey Groupie: Newspaper 12: French Club 11.12: F.P. U of M. The World. Mia Quernemoen ' Mi ran ”, ’Speedy . ’ ’Space Cadet V.P.S.: F.P. To work and make money. Norman Ratliff Burr”, Roach”: N.T.W.H.T.: Bowling Club: Tennis 9.10: Slob 79. I and 2: Slob 80: To Mr. Hargreaves: A lifetime Subscription to N. T. W.H. T. F.P. Move to Columbia. Todd Robinson Debbie Roerig Kenneth Ruddy Julie Sands N.H.S.: Tennis 9.10.11.12: Cross country skiing 10: Highsteppers 11.12; Student Council 10. sec'y 11; H.C. attendant 10: Sailing Club treas.: Ski Club: Lizards: French Club 9.10. 1.12: R.P.F.D.; S.W.A.T.: F.P. College Stefan Sarles 95 Brenda Jean Schlemmer Brono”. Bren”: Student Council 11.12: Tennis 9.11.12: Highsteppers 10.11, co-cap't. 12: DaisyMae: Miss Snowflake: H.C.-Queen candidate: M.A.C.S.: M.D. and B.S.: F.P. College Paul Schwob Scorpion brother”: Jr. and Sr. boards: Mr. Blizzard: Mar-ryin' Sam candidate: Baseball 11.12: Hockey 9.10.11, cap't. 12: F.P. College Bruce L. Sheldon M.L.C.T.: B.D.K.: To Mr. Larson: A spiked bag of tobacco and a all my digital bird circuit books: FP. Brown Institute Laura L. Simpson Simp”. ”La-oo-ra . Pudd-leg urn”: Spanish Club 9-12: N.H.S. 11.12: Debate 9.10: South Pacafic: W.V.C. pres. 9-12: to Rog: two more seniors: to my best amiga-. Best wishes in Zambizi: F.P. to be Pres., to have kids (the ultimate). and to get rid of Theresa Annette Smith Ann”. Annabanana”. Bozo”: track 9. cap't. 10: tennis 10-12: gymnastics 8.9: F.P. U. of M. Charles Leo Smith Son of Slam”: Spanish, newspaper: football: Basketball. boxing: F.P. lawyer Jean Elizabeth Smith Willy” Spanish Club 9-12: Senior board: Badminton 9-12: Volleyball 12: Softball 9.11.12: To my brother: my height: F.P. College Thomas Stolarczyk Football 12: Hockey 12: F.P. Votech. Dan A. Strombeck Red”: Baseball 9-12: Basketball 12: football 10: F.P. College % Ken Strong Charles A. Swanson ''Charlie”: French Club 9-1 It Football 9-12: F.P. College Lynn Swanson ''Swansonie . ’’Swany”: favorite activity: boy chasing; To Mrs. White: Thanks for all your help; FP. Votech Marty Swanson To West: A pound of seeds for the football field; F.P. work Kathleen Swing Russel Thornton Rusty r French Club 9-12; Beer Drinkers Hall of Fame; N.H.S. 11.12; Football 12, Debate 10; F.P. College out East 97 Greg N. s typical day ... LAZY Kari Tietz V.P.S. 1.12; favorite hobby: Scott Burt; F.P. to live and die Shari Walker Pipeye”: LaCosta II: Band 9-12; To Sherry: All my senior books and homework: F.P. Xavier College Nursing School. Marriage and Children Amy A. Walsh Aimes . Amos , ”Wee-ble : Kenwood Klub: swimming 9-12: golf 9-12: yearbook 12; Royal H.C. Court 9-12: senior class play 10: Mgr. boys basketball 11.12; Choir 9: Stagehand 10; Pop group 10; Cheerleading 9: F.P. College Colleen Wells Annette Wesley Peter Pan : newspaper 10; F.P. College Carl White French Club 9-12; To Miss Boardman: more messy desks: to M.K.: my Orange; More power to Kenwood! F.P. U. of M. Jennifer Wilson ”Anna Nina”; ”J . Stilt Woman : Spanish Club 9-12: Newspaper 10-12: Volleyball 10. mgr. II: yearbook 12: Debate 9: speech I0S To the kid: 3 of us are gone, you will be soon: To Mrs. Paine: A newspaper staff that can read a calendar; FP Concordia College Gwen Winsor Eve Jean Winters Spanish Club 9-12: J.A. 10: SR. Board; To my sister: Your own pocket-sized hairdresser. 98 Dianna Woods But I don't know how to boil water Roxanne Yunger Rose Marie Zach Melinda Zaske ' 'L in''. ''Zasperellie' softball 9-12; work program 9.10.11.12: F.P. move out and travel: Minnesota School of Business Mary Zosel Zozo“ Bozo Mary Ozone : Girls Choir: Concert Choir: Basketball: F. P. College and marrying a handsome rich man: goodbye to all my friends in the class of S3. Good luck to everyone else. 99 JAUNTY JUNIORS ARE THE JET-SET This year the junior class has been a very outstanding and spirited one. The juniors were the overwhelming element in many sports and club activities such as volleyball, hockey, and cross country skiing. The junior board organized and put on many dazzling events for Snow Daze. The class of '82 has almost reached the final step toward the top of the ladder. They promise to make their senior year a successful one! JUNIOR BOARD Left to right-top: Laurie Viebahn.Debbie Moskal.Barb Zemek.Marie Stephenson: Middle row: Carol Rees.Beth Nurnberger.David Rigert.Chris Halladay.Bronwen Fitzgerald 100 Ackland. Karen Altonen. Denise Alderink. Ivan Akermark. Laurie Anderson. Bruce Anderson. Michele Anderson. Scott Anderson. Tom Armstrong. Sheldon Duh. what's up doc? Babcock. Tom Bailly. John Baker. Susan Bam ford. Tom Bauer. Sandie Beckman. Mikkel Bender. Doug Benton. Brenda Bergner. Pete Biesemeier. Joni 101 Bohler. Steve Bordewich. Jim Bordewich. John Bradford. Brett Bradford. Venus Braun. Chris Brockton. Scott Burlow. Nick Burpee. Laura Callier. Nancy Cameron. Bill Cepada. Jerry Checheris. Lenny Clemence. Pete Cohen. Marly Corcoran. Bill Cummings. Andy Cummins. William Day. Becca Donnell. Stephanie Donner. Mitch Dorumsgaard. Beth Ebbighausen. Trenk Epgell. Tom Ekman. Kathy 102 Erickson. Bruce Erickson. Stacy Eermoyle. Diana Fessenden. Don Fitzgerald. Bronwen Foeringer. Stacie Fox. Lisa French. AI Garetz. Rich Givens. April Guthrie. Mark Hall. Geeno Hall. Matt Halladay. Christine Hanson. Leah Harrison. Leah Hastings. Ellen 103 Hertz berg. Mi mi Hewitt. Robin Nelson gives his worldly advice Janshen. Darlene Johnson. Eric Johnson. Kim Kaplan. Joe Kaplan. Larry Kaplan. Ronald Keeley. Dirk Keturi. Karl Keelam. Liz Kempton. Connie U Kennedy. Tara King. Liane Knutson. Jan Kochendorfer Shalan Kracht. Tammi Kuehn. Evie Lacy. Edward Laney. Kelly Lashbrook. Karla Laughlin. Chuck Layeux. Teresa Lindblad. Tamie Ludden. Paul Lund. Ann Martineau. Helen 104 Mathews. Jenny McChesney. Melanie McDuffie. Bobby Melina. John Hey. Maureen, come on down! Meyers. Rachel Miller. Lori Mosena. Barb Moskal. Debie Nagle. Kim Nathe. Janet Neunsinger. Ann Nurnberger. Beth Olson. Craig Paguyo. Nelson Parker. Mike Patterson. Miles Peterson. Sheila Philippi. Richard Picho. Audie 105 Pineda. Gabriela Pinkney. Jill Pirner. David Plummer. Linda Poe. Scott Raft is. Jill Rath. Maureen Rauma. David Reasland. Christine Reavis. Diana Rees. Carol Ridgeway. Chris Rigert. David Rinker. Betsy Rioux. Kim Rogars. Elvira Ronning. Beth Rotenberg. Dan Roth. Jennie Salden. Todd Salmon. Carolyn Schaeffer. Paul Schermerhorn. Robert Schmidt. Bob 106 Schwartzberg. Phillip Siegel. David Siirila. Tom Sin not i. David Sivula. Loren Shulman. John Solhaug. Sam Sova. Nancee Stephenson. Marie Stephenson. Mark Stewart. Steph Stokes. Martha Stolarczyk. Gary Sullivan. Peter Sura. Mary Kay Sutherland. Lisa Taylor. Danny Tierney. Sean Toughill. John Townley. Pat Thompson. Brian Tormanen. Cindy Toussaint. Mike Turner. Tyra Tuthill. Whitney 107 Viebahn. Lauri Vlahos. Dino Wallner. Mike Walsh. Joe Weber. Pal Weiler. Mike Weller. Teresa White. Lon el I Williams. McKinley Winterbauer. Tracy Wirtschafter. Joshua Wilson. Luna Yueill. Mark Zemek. Barb Zemek. Karen 108 109 Looks like Ann has her eye on you Dave! Tony Oliveri plans ahead for his future as a secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS IS SWEET The sophomore class is a lively and enthusiastic addition to West High. They are known for contributing to almost every activity and showing great talent and spirit in everything they do. Without a doubt. the class of 1983 will continue with their fine qualities of success and remain sweet . Jenni is dreamy eyed over those gorgeous upperclassmenI Sophomores show their studious style. no Gary is having difficulty with his biology test. Anderson. Joe Alston. Marcus AI tone n. Kathi Anderson. Bill Arisian. Chris Artison. Orlando Baker. Pam Balcos. Eileen Balfour. Jeanine Bart. Eden Baumel. Monique Bazinet. Lauri Bjorkstrand. Theresa Bormann. Sally Bowie. James 111 Sophs carry on the Homecoming tradition Buetell. Peter Buiede. Jayne Bus hay. Jodie Butterfield. Gaye Cargill. Cathy Carlson. Angela Charles. Mary Clark. Laura Clemence. Ben Cotton. Lisa Curtis. Tammi Davis. Carol Deatrick. Heidi DeFrance. Alan Diblasi. Jan Donnell. Jackie Dull. Meg Eberl. Keith Eide. Sandy Faiella. Lenne Faricy. Shaun Fasching. Lisa Fessenden. Rob Findorff. Bill Gaddy. Deanna 112 Glover. Gleason Gunther. Tessa Goetz. Laura Graham. Shawn This sophomore’s sweet charm didn 7 help her sell any H.C. buttons! Gratz. Andy Gross. Alec Gustavson. Heidi Hackley. Gretchen Hager. Rick Haldeman. Chad Hanson. Brenda Hanson. Paul Harris. Eyvette Hathaway. Anne Haugesaug. Eagan Ha us man. Amy Hiatt. John Hockert. Paula Hoffman. Leonard 113 Hoy I. Lauren Hubbard. Anthony Hulsing. Jenny Hutchins. Grant Hylen. Roger Jass. David Johnson. Adam Johnson. Jon Kaplan. Robin Kassin. Mohaned Kephart. Amy King. Deneen Kolhoff. Kris Krislov. Lee Kunz. Conrad LeCuyer. Tom Lehr. Steve Lewin. Kate Love. Ricky Lund. John Lund. Scott Mahling. Kim Marcos. John Malvcelli. Nicoletia Martin. Jennifer 114 Martin. Shauntell Miller. Chris Mirkin. Mara Mahoney. George Moseng. Brenda Myberg. Terri Neumiller. Marvin Noronha. Lorna Norum. Jenni Neal. Rod Odland. Erik Oelke. LeAnn Oliver. Gala Oliveri. Tony Olson. Wendi Paguyo. Liza Parker. Carol 115 Sophomores watch with intensity Powers. Mart3 Rimpson. Christine Rooney. Jill Rot man. Steven Rustad. Jeff Ryweck. Dan w 1 Sargent. Van W-(V Santocono. Julie Say. Dianna s' Schermerhorn. Anne Jl Schlemmer. Jim Schwartz. Catherine Selton. David Smith. Perry Soderlind. Erik 11f Glamour-baby. Gee. my hair tastes terrific! Spencer. Ted Spraggine. Mark Smidey. Charrise Stacker. Sheree Stokes. Ben Streitz. Sarah Sullivan. Wendy Swanson. Dan Tomita. Miki Toughill. Mike Trainer. Lisa Class Jockette Triemont. Jeff Tulupan. Tom Wagner. Michael Waalk. Jim 117 Is that thing loaded? Wallace. Shaun Walsh. James Walsh. Meghan Weber. Rebecca Wiggin. Gayna Wrilenour. Karen Winters. Amy Yellowhammer. Ed Young. Brent Zitzow. Sue 118 The Sophomores try .... 119 Jill rides high on homecoming. FRESHMEN This year an in the past, the upperclassmen found it extremely difficult to get around school. The problem seemed to be centered around a new group of young people at West. Who is this new group? students wondered. They turned out to be the class of 84 . After a few weeks, the spirited freshmen began to feel more at home. They gradually began to show their faces at pepfests. football games and even classes. They experienced their first. REAL dances, they added depth to the sports teams and experienced their privilege to register for classes. Yes. by the end of the year, this group of young people were ready to become soph mores and hassle next year's freshmen. Good morning! Yes sir. Mr. Senior Dominique’s mind travels to other worlds. Ms. Intellect Studying hard! 2 120 Ackf.md. Donald Andrews. Liz At more. Kristian Axell. Bryan Ay I ward. Tina Babcock. John Bartz. Karla Bently. Albert Bently. Fred Bergford. Rob Betts. Andrea Bokman. Elizabeth Booher. Joe Bradley. Jennifer Brandngham. Eric 121 I LOVE homework Brier. Becky Brown. Rebecca Broze. Dave Brunei. Kari BueiJe. John Bullhuis. Curt Burlow. Deborah Carrol. Debbie Christianson. Sara I Conery. Peter Connolly. John Cornelius. Jane Coste. Ricky Cotton. Annette Cotton. Vincent David. Juanita Diercks. Adrienne Dorumsgaard. Lisa Douglas. Lynelte Downing. Valerie Dudeck. Dan Edwards. Clifton Ekman. David 122 Erickson. Van Flink. Carl Foerhinger. Chad Foster. Rodney This is serious business! Fountain. Helen Gaddy. Julie Gonzalez. Audry Hadley. Lave me Hakins. Dwayne Halvorson. Sharon Harvey. Jeanette ft. Hatch. Kristin Haynes. Reginald Haynes. Vincent Heglund. Anna 123 Heidenreich. Beth Hendron. Joe Hentges. Jill Hill. Robert Hirsh field. Ellen Hodroff. Brett Horner. Karen Howard. Rosie Hyatt. Felicia Hylen. Eric lbs. Ann Isaac. Sara Jackson. Francine Jackson. Jill Jackson. Ralph Johnson. Andy Johnson Kristy Kluttz. Winfred Kochendorfer. T. Kolhoff. Teresa Lamb. Keenan Land. Diana Larocque. Michelle Lebold. Billie Jo Lender. Bob Little. Willy Lorenz. Diane Mackey. Kim Mahoney. Michelle Mahoney. Shawn Marshall. Quinsetta Masica. Brett Massey. Rodney May. Robin Mays. Katherine 125 D'ya wanna get LUCKY?” Meier. Trjcy Mikkelson. Ashley Milasovich. Peter Mimneti. Jeff Mitchell. Michele Mitchell. Rebecca Monteon. Rhonda Myre. Tony Nagel. Amanda Norum. Tim Nurnherger. Jenny Oliver. Nicole Olkon. David Parker. Elizabeth Picho. Jodie Pinkney. Jason Pixley. Steve Richie. Denise Rigert. Dominic Robinson. Jackie Robinson. Tony Rogers. Christa Ronnei. Bridget 126 Rotman. Elisa Rowland. Chris I'll trade ya my peanut butter sandwich for a pastrami on rye. Royster. Delmar Savage. Michelle Schaefer. Fred Schneiderman. Greg Schneiderman. Marc Schwartzberg. Paul Sewell. Katie Schultz. Allison Siegel. Paul Smith Christine Smith. Cindy Sorenson. James Spaeth. Dave 127 Stedman. Russell Streitz. Jane Sudge. Carolyn Sullivan. Jenny Trucker. Ruth Tyler. Jim Underwood. Lisa Varms. Evan Paul Vlahos. Troy Waalk. Jon Wall. Roger Warlen. Dan Wicklund. David Wiley. Earnest Willis. Nellie Winston. Avonne Woods. Sherry Yueill. Chris 128 Six jolly Freshmen Very much alive One got too fresh. Then there were five. Five merry Freshmen Slid on the floor; One was suspended. Then there were four. Four sturdy Freshmen Didn't agree; One got beaten. Then there were three. In shock Big Bad Curt! A sample of the West High Zoo Two happy Freshmen. The good die young. He got all his lessons Now there is one. One melancholy Freshmen Felt blue and sore. That’s all the jolly Freshmen. So. Au Revoir”. Three funny Freshmen. Alas, ’twill never do. One flunked his studies. Now there are two. A Freshman studying? A subtle glance. And I thought I was gonna die 129 What? Another Freshman studying. ON COMING BACK Awe overwhelms me as I stand before the brick-dad building of my glorious high school days. As I grasp the cold of the metal handle. a chill runs up my spine. though the day's breeze is warm with the essence of roses and honeysuckle. I jerk the wood-grained door, but a metal chain bars me from entering the newly-renovated halls. It really doesn’t matter; everything is still pictured clearly in my mind . . . I remember my first freshman day! Great expectations filled my mind as I walked to school in light blue Levi cords, with a new pair of blue and white Adidas on my feet. My body tingled with excitement as I entered each new classroom. Great expectations were fulfilled throughout the yean first couple’s dances, cliques. room 300 ... It was great! My sophomore and junior years breezed by with disections of formaldehyde-stenched frogs, driving to parties, and fall football games. Graduation had seemed so far off. I counted the months. I counted the days. Westby homework, school organizations, and work filled my weeks. College acceptances were received, final decisions made. It was the week before prom, then suddenly the week before graduation. The music played . . . the march began . . . tears of joy. sadness. relief rained on the gymnasium floor. Here I stand, a metal chain bars me from entering the newly-renovated halls. It really doesn’t matter; everything is still pictured clearly in my mind .... 136 137 INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX INDEX Ackland. Donald (9) 121 Ackland. Karen (II) 101 Alderink. Ivan (II) 101 Alston. Marcus (10) III Altonen. Denise (II) 60. 101 Altonen. Kathi (10) 25. 38. 60. 111 Anderson. Alicia (9) 40 Anderson. Bill (10) 54. Ill Anderson. Bruce (II) 36. 72. 101 Anderson. Debbie (12) 82 Anderson. Joe (10) III Anderson. Keri (12) 41 Anderson. Michele (I I) 43. 101 Anderson. Scott (I I) 62. 101 Anderson. Tom (II) 101 Andrews. Liz (9) 56. 64. 121 Andrican. Tonina (12) 52. 82 Arisian. Christopher (10) 43. Ill Armstrong. Patricia (12) 25. 39. 41. 43. 82 Armstrong. Sheldon (II) 101 Artison. Orlando (10) III At more. Kristen (9) 25. 43. 73. 121 Audette. Todd (12) 82 Axel I. Bryan (9) 43. 51. 121 Ay I ward. Kristine (9) 121 Babcock. Gloria (12) 82 Babcock. John (9) 43. 121 Babcock. Thomas (II) 101 Bailey. Gerald (12) 50 Bailly. John (II) 54. 101 Baird. Daniel (12) 82 Baker. Pam (10) III Baker. Susan (II) 17. 38. 43. 56. 57. 73. 101 Balcos. Eileen (10) 32. 43. 64. Ill Balfour. Jeannine (10) 43. Ill Bamford. Thomas (II) 101 Bart. Eden (10) 43. 56. Ill Bartz. Karla (9) 121 Battenberg. Jill (12) 82 Bauer. Sandra (II) 101 Baum el. Monique (10) 42. Ill Bazinet. Lauri (10) 25. 60. Ill Beckmen. Mikkel (II) 42. 58. 72. 101 Bender. Douglas (II) 101 Bentley. Albert (10) 121 Bentley. Fredrick (9) 121 Benton. Brenda (II) 68. 101 Bergford. Robert (9) 43. 121 Bergner. Paul (9) 54 Bergner. Peter (II) 54. 101 Bernard. Jeffrey (12) 50. 83 Betts. Andrea (9) 121 Bevis. Mary (12) 32. 43. 56. 83 Biesemeier. Joni (II) 32. 36. 43. 101 Birkeland. Bruce (12) 83 Bjorkstrand. Theresa (10) 61. Ill Bissonnette. Jane (12) 83 Bohler. Steven (II) 102 Bokkman. Elizabeth (9) 43. 121 Booher. Joseph (9) 121 Bordewich. Jim (II) 41. 102 Bordewich. John (II) 41. 72. 102 Bormann. Sally (10) 42. Ill Bowie. James (10) III Bradford. Britt (I I) 46. 102 Bradford. Venus (If) 102 Bradley. Jennifer (9) 121 Bradley. Sarah (12) 83 Brantingham. Eric (9) 43. 121 Brier. Becky (9) 17. 122 Brockton. Scott (II) 102 Broderick. Erin (12) 83 Brown. L.B. (10) 111 Brown. Rebecca (9) 25. 122 Brozek. David (9) 122 Brunes. Kari (9) 122 Buckhalton. Kevin (10) 11 Buckley. Felicia (II) 25 Bueide. Jane (10) 43 Bueide. John (9) 122 Buettell. Peter (10) 112 Bulthuis. Curtis (9) 51. 62. 122 Burkhalter. Larhonda (10) 25 Burlow. Deborah (9) 52. 122 Burlow. Nicholas (II) 50. 102 Burpee. Laura (II) 102 Burt. Scott (12) 83 Burt ness. Karlene (12) 83 Burt ness. Suzanne (12) 83 Bus hey. Jodie (9) 112 Butterfield. Gaye (10) 112 Callier. Nancy (II) 102 Cameron. Billy (II) 102 Cargill. Catherine (10) 112 Carlson. Angela (10) 25. 43. 68 112 Carney. Trisha (12) 32. 38. 39. 43 47. 56. 73. 84 Carrie re. Lylis (II) 46 Carroll. Debra (9) 122 Chalfen, Richard (12) 36. 50. 5 84 Charles. Mary (10) 112 Checheris. Leonidas (II) 50. 102 Chesney. Jack (12) 84 Chesney. Joe (12) 84 Childers. Christopher (12) 36. 43. 54. 84 Chorn. Candilyn (12) 56. 64. 84 Christinson. Sara (9) 122 Chu. Fred (12) 54. 74. 84 Cisek. Maria (12) 32. 43. 84 Clark. Laura (10) 32. 43. 64. 112 Clemence. Benjamin (10) 42. 112 Clemence. Peter (II) 102 Cohen. Martin (II) 36. 43. 102 Cohen. Sheryl (12) 25. 38. 39. 84 Condon. Tammy (12) 85 Conery. Peter (9) 122 Conner. Kelley (12) 85 Connolly. John (9) 122 Corcoran. William (II) 102 Cornelius. Jane (9) 64. 122 Coste. Ricky (9) 122 Coste. Irene (12) 85 Cotten. Vincent (9) 41.51 Cotton. Annette (9) 122 Cotton. Lisa (10) 112 Cummings. Andrew (II) 102 Cummins. William (II) 43. 102 Cunningham. Rory (12) 85 Curtis. Roderick (12) 67 Curtis. Tammy (10) 112 David. Juanita (9) 41. 122 Davis. Carol (10) 112 Day. Rebecca (II) 41. 43. 102 Day. Brant (12) 85 Dean. Tony (12) 85 Deatrick. Heidi (10) 112 Deatrick. Steven (12) 41. 46 Defrance. Alan (10) 43. 51. 112 Dell. Margot (12) 32. 36. 52. 86 Diblasi. Jan (10) 112 Diercks. Advienne (9) 43. 56. 122 Dillon. Kelly (12) 68. 86 Donnell. Jacqueline (10) 112 Donnell. Stephanie (10) 46 Donner. Mitchell (II) 102 Dorumsgaard. Beth (II) 102 Dorumsgaard. Lisa (9) 43. 122 Douglas. Lynette (9) 43. 122 Downing. Valerie (9) 43. 56. 122 Duclos. Anne (12) 32. 43. 86 Duclos. Thomas (10) 51. 62 Dudeck. Daniel (9) 122 Dull. Meg (10) 43. 64. 112 Dumler. Melvin (12) 86 Dworsky. Jonathan (12) 46. 54. 72. 86 Dworsky. Todd (12) 86 Ebbighausen. Trenk (II) 102 138 % Ebert. Keith (10) 112 Edged. Thomas (II) 102 Edwards. Clifton (9) 122 Edwards. David (12) 86 Eide. Mark (12) 86 Eide. Sandra (10) 43. 112 Ekman. David (9) 43. 122 Ekman. Kathryn (I I) 43. 61. 102 Erickson. Bruce (II) 103 Erickson. Stacy (II) 103 Erickson. Van (9) 123 Faiella. Lennie (10) 43. 112 Faricy. Shaun (10) 25. 43. 112 Fasching. Lisa (10) 112 Fermoyle. Diana (II) 103 Fessend. Dona lien (II) 103 Fessenden. Robin (10) 112 Few. Antony (12) 67 Findorff. William (10) 112 Fine. Laura (12) 43. 86 Fink. Elizabeth (12) 87 Fisel. Julia (12) 36. 87 Fitch. Anne (12) 41. 87 Fitzgerald. Bronwen (II) 25. 38. 103 Fitzgerald. Colleen (12) 56. 87 Flanigan. Daniel (9) 51 Flink. Carl (9) 42. 54. 73. 123 Foehringer. Chad (9) 62. 123 Foehringer. Stacie (I I) 38. 103 Foster. Rodney (9) 67. 123 Fountain. Portia (12) 38. 87 Fox. Elizabeth (II) 61. 103 Francisco. Frank (12) 87 French. Alfred (II) 54. 62. 103 Gaddy. Deana (10) 112 Gaddy. Julie (9) 123 Galle. Nicholas (12) 87 Garetz. Richard (II) Geffen. Elizabeth (12) 32. 36. 39. 43. 73. 87 Gifford. Rachel (12) 88 Givens. April (II) 46. 103 Glover. Gleason (10) 113 Goetz. Cecilia (12) 42. 43. 73. 88 Goetz. Laura (10) 42. 113 Goldfarb. Alan (12) 54. 88 Gonzalez. Audrey (9) 123 Good. William (12) 88 Graham. Shawn (10) 113 Griffin. Richard (II) 67 Griffin. Sylvia (12) 88 Gross. Alec (10) 43. 58. 72. II3 Gunderson. David (12) 38. 46. 50. 88 Gunther. Tessa (10) 32. 113 Gustafson. Clay (12) 43. 88 Gustavson. Heidi (10) 43. 113 Guthrie. Mark (II) 103 Guthrie. Paul (12) 89 Hackley. Gretchen (10) 43. 113 Hager. Richard (10) 113 Hall. Johnnie (10) 51 Hall. Matthew (II) 103 Halladay. Christine (II) 38. 72. 103 Halvorson. Sharon (9) 43. 123 Hanson. Brenda (10) 25. 41. 113 Hanson. Leah (II) 36. 103 Hanson. Leroy (12) 36. 38. 41.47. 89 Hanson. Paul (10) 43. 113 Harris. Eyvette (10) 113 Harrison. Leah (II) 36. 43. 52. 103 Harvey. Jeanette (9) 123 Hastings. Ellen (I I) 32. 43. 52. 73. 103 Hastings. Jeffrey (12) 89 Hatch. Kristin (9) 43. 123 Hathaway. Anne (10) 43. 113 Hathaway. Christopher (12) 42. 89 Haugesag. Egan (10) 113 Haynes. Reginald (9) 50. 51. 123 Haynes. Vincent (9) 123 Healy. David (10) 62 Heglund. Anna (9) 123 Heidenreich. Beth (9) 43. 124 Heidenreich. Lisa (12) 43. 89 Hendren. Joseph (9) 124 Hentges. Jill (9) 42. 123 Hertzberg. Mimi (II) 32. 43. 103 Hewitt. Robin (I I) 103 Hiatt. John (10) 113 Hiatt. Thomas (12) 42. 89 Hicks. Richard (10) 67 Hill. Daniel (12) 89 Hill. Robert (9) 41. 124 Hines. Larry (12) 46. 67 Hirchfield. Ellen (9) 124 Hobert. William (12) 38. 39. 50 62. 89 Hockert. Paula (10) 113 Hodroff. Brett (9) 124 Hoffman. Leonard (10) 51. 113 Hohlfeld. Theresa (12) 39. 43. 90 Holt. Sharon (12) 32. 39. 42. 64. 65. 90 Horner. Karen (9) 52. 64. 43 73 124 Horner. Sandra (12) 36. 39. 43. 56 73. 90 Housman. Amy (10) 61 Howard. Rosalie (9) 124 Hoyt. Lauren (10) 114 Hubbard. Anthony (10) 114 Hudson. Traci (II) 38 Hulsing. Jennifer (10) 43. 114 Hutchins. Grant (10) 51, 114 Hyatt. Felecia (9) 124 Hylen. Eric (9) 124 Hylen. Roger (10) 51. 114 lbs. Ann (9) 42. 124 Inveen. Reene (II) 43 Isaac. Sara (9) 124 Jackson. Fra nee ne (9) 124 Jackson. Jill (9) 40. 124 Jackson. Ralph (9) 124 Jass. David (10) 114 Johnson. Andrew (9) 43. 51. 73 124 Johnson. Eric (II) 50. 104 Johnson. Janelle (12) 40 Johnson. Jon (10) 114 Johnson. Kim (12) 104 Johnson. Kristin (9) 124 Jolson. Donald (12) 90 Kaplan. Jeri (12) 90 Kaplan. Joseph (II) 104 Kaplan. Lawrence (II) 104 Kaplan. Robin (10) 114 Kaplan. Ronald (II) 104 Kassim. Mohamed (10) 114 Keeley. Dirk (II) 104 Kellam. Elizabeth (I I) 32. 33. 36. 41. 73. 104 Kelly. Moira Jennifer (12) I 7. 36. 38. 43. 90 Kempton. Connie (II) 43. 104 Kephart. Amy (10) 43. 114 Keturi. Karl (I I) 104 King. Dennen (10) 114 King. Liane (II) 25. 60. 104 Kittrell. Taron (12) 90 Kittrell. Zina I (12) 40. 90 139 Kluttz. Winfred (9) 67. 124 Knutsen. Jan (I I) 42. 54. 55. 104 Kochendorfer. David (10) 124 Kochendorfer. Rochelle (II) 104 Kolhoff. Kristine (10) 114 Kolhoff. Teresa (9) 25. 64. 124 Kracht. Tammi(ll) 104 Krislor. Lee (10) 114 Kuehn. Daniel (12) 50. 73. 91 Kuehn. Evelyn (II) 40. 61. 104 Kunz. Conrad (10) 114 Lacy. Edward (II) 104 Lamb. Keenan (9) 125 Land. Diane (9) 125 Landberg. Michael (12) 91 Landstrom. Susan (12) 38. 42. 56. 73. 91 Laney. Kelly (II) 104 Larocque. Michelle (9) 125 Lash brook. Carla (II) 104 Laughlin. Charles (II) 41. 104 Layeux. Teresa (II) 104 Lebold. Billie (9) 42. 125 Lecuyer. Thomas (10) 114 Lehr. Steven (10) 41. 42. 114 Lender. Robert (9) 125 Lewin. Kate (10) 114 Lewis. Clara (I I) 40 Libertus. Laura (12) 32. 43. 73. 91 Linblad. Tammie (II) 43. 104 Lindgren. Glen (12) 39. 42. 58. 91 Little. Willie (9) 125 Lorenz. Diane (9) 125 Love. Ricky (10) 41. 114 Ludden. Paul (II) 104 Lund. Ann (II) 61. 104 Lund. John (10) 114 Lund. Scott (10) 114 Mackey. Kim (9) 125 Mahlingm. Kimberly (10) 38. 43. 47. 114 Mahoney. Michele (9) 38. 53. 125 Mahoney. Shawn (9) 125 Marshall. Quinsetta (9) 125 Marcos. John (10) 54. 114 Malacelli. Nicoletta (10) 114 Marlin. Jennifer (10) 60. 68. 114 Martin. Shauntell (10) 40. 115 Martineau. 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