Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1987 volume:

year in the Life of. . The Annie Wright School Tacoma, Washington 1986-1987 Ar ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF School Administration (Left) Administration: (Back) Ken Farshtey, Karen Credg- ington, Robert Klarsch, Debbie Goodall, Gertrud Robin- son, Jack Fallat, Mick Larkin, John Connom, (Front) Cyn- thia Roberts, Anne Blake. (Above) Mr. Klarsch. Annie Wright Board of Directors Board of Directors: (Top) Jerry Korum, (Second Row) Betty Lou Broderick, William Mays, Jay Smalling, LeRoy Lewis, (Third Row) George Mills, Jim Morris, Connie Dodge, Anita Bennetts, John McClelland, (Fourth Row) Rich Gould, Pano Koumantaros, Gary Habedank, Barbara Cooper, (fifth Row) Diane Bennion, Greg Dewar, Don Vandenheuvel, Laura Partridge, Cal Sheldon, (Bottom) Dan Cook. History does not unfold; it piles up. Academic Administration English 7 I want to reach your mind — where is it currently located? Art At right: Jill Jueling, Jim Timson, Pam Seaman. Math Science Below: (Back) Beryl Horton, Andrea Ferguson, Tuney Layton, (Front) Steve Youngs, Jim Timson. Music (Back) Tim Strong, Kathy Habedank. (Front) Marlene Meyer, Lynn Johnson. Physical Spiritual Health Dena Parrish, Fr. Clark Berge. Library Marilyn Tuohy, Ines Silins. 1 iik -LiLJiU Physical Education Pam Amundson, Rhondi Adair, Patty Falk. Foreign Language Above: Amy Hanson, Connie Rossi, Carol Maxwell. 6th Grade To Left: Susan Gustavson, surrounded by students. I i 5th Grade Jane Robinson 4th Grade fc Jan Fuller, Jan Buennagel. 2nd and 3rd Grades Below: (Top) Joanne Reim, Jessie Thompson, (Bottom) Jeanne Schneider, Linda Warmenhoven. Lower School Specials To right: Pam Seaman (Art, Soccer), Jean Young (Reading), Joanne Whitacre (French) Pre-Kindergarten Above: Ann Portante, Lynette Holman I don ' t even work; it ' s not a job ... I feel like a door opener. It ' s my job to help them through the door, excite them about themselves and excite them about the world. Evelyn Tomter Kindergarten To Left: Sabin Tweedie, Sandra Blan- chard, Mary Jo DeYoung 1st Grade Below: Carol Reeve, Evelyn Tomter, Linda King. Office and Bookkeeping To right: (Back) Bernie Larsen, Debbie St. Clair, Gail Skinner, Mary Pat Minor. (Front) Donna Koch, Sandra Davis, Betty Donaldson. Kitchen Staff Janet Sparks, Phoung Trink, Rita Kalinine, Anna Marie Washington, Kay Berosh, Lisa Glenn. Administrative Assistant 12 Sandi Hutton. Bus Drivers Art Nelson, Arly Baker, Charles Brady, George Mathews, Bob Kordell. j Resident Advisors At left: (Back) Jan Buennagel, Fr. Clark Berge, Ann Cox, (Middle) Beryl Horton, Tuney Layton, Jill Jueling. (Front) Patty Falk, Rhondi Adair. Below: Ann Cox hands out mail. Housekeeping At left: Myoung Yi ; Sherrill Christian, Linda Flowers, Ken Kildall. Missin g: Raymonde Car- ette. Below: Edith Johnson. Maintenance (Back) Merlin Jones, Ed Driscoll, (Middle) Roderick Bailey, John Con- non. 13 Picture This: The Many Faces Of 1. Mrs. Habedank enjoys herself at the Back to School Picnic. 2. Mr. Farshtey pauses for a moment from his desk work. 3. Mr. Larkin, Ms. Parrish, Ms. Soucey, and Ms. Roberts model fashions for the Bop with Pop dance. 4. Miss Meyer enjoys singing with her students. 5. Mrs. Tweedie, Ms. Holman, and Mrs. Blanchard have a discussion at lunch. 6. Mrs. Crdegington plans a new trimester of school lunches. Administration, Faculty Staff kill 1. Father Bergc relaxes a 2. Mr. Youngs poses h w u want?! 3. Mrs. T workbook. 4. In secret a seamstress. 5. Ms. Ada phones. {( VII ■i amp Cispus! shehc ' What do irough a Fust grade cey sjife dreamVs to gets yrieHH.up witr| 15 anks Mom and Dad for all your support. I LOVE YOU The truest friend a person could have is a sister. Windi, I love you too. Pinki-Pact . . . Yank . . . Vodka ... I wanna go home . . . Nick wannabe . . . We ' ll do lunch . . . Vege out . . . It ' s a concept . . . Table high .... Guadelupe tech . . . Sebastian . . . Lance . . . Fer sure, Fer sure . . . Periot love . . . Mark. Sheryl Sellards Mesa, AZ 1 year Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspira- tions. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. - L.M. Alcott Vashon, Washington 9 years Cabby . . . Crucifer-7 . . . Am. Flag-12 . . ASB Sec-Treas-11 . . . Sec-Treas-12 ... Pej Club . . . TASC ... Big Sisters ... Cros Country . . .. State or bust . . . R.B. Momnr . . . May Day Weekend . . . Sleep? ... Bi Value . . . No comment at this time . . . Party . . . milk and cookies . . . Diputs! . . . yo Stud ley! . . . Hey, I ' ve got a great idea! Let ' s go t the pool! . . . I ' m bored . . . Who can we call . RCWDJ ... Hot Tub! . . . Humour! . . Later days, better luck ... I can ' t believe did that! ... I don ' t understand . . . Watch t language! My virgin ears can ' t take it! . . . P . . . Food!? . . . this feels like a sofa . . . lost i the fog . . . Hey Dumb Blond! Don ' t miss th 3140 . . . Eastward bound . . . another inter view? I don ' t believe it ... Yanksville . . Hey, let ' s join a Frat! . . . Get out of my faa ... I need a vacation . . . Jamaica . . . It ' s plan. Wa. State Hi point Saddleseat Equitation 1985 . . . Honor Board 11, 12 . . . Tasc 10, 11, 12 . . . Riding 9, 10, 11, 12 ... . Has it really been 9 years?! St. Barts! . . . Christmas in NYC . . . Swapping tapes . . . Let ' s go shopping!!! . . . I ' m not a bad driver, stop screaming!!! . . . Eastward Bound . . . May Day, what time is it? ... Do I have to go out and ride today? Mom, Dad, Chris and everyone else thanks so much for your love and support. I will remember all those who made these two years special and those times we shared Thanks A WS We have accomplished what once was our future and a new future is ahead. Don ' t waste these past accomplishments on a meaningless future. Aim high and go straight I ' ll mi - U Mn LA The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor touched but are felt in the heart. H£RCOAft. D£Z Gracefulness has been defined to be the out- ward expression of the inward harmony of the soul. William Hazlitt All that I am or hope to be I owe to my mother. Abraham Lincoln I ' J pof a little rain must tall -(iiist, million year o 1 1 The earth can be any shape you want it, any shape at all, dark and cold or bright and warm or thin or small, but it ' s home and it ' s all I ' ve ever had. That ' s maybe why for me the earth is flat and in time you ' ll come to understand, this flat old earth is in your gentle hand. Progress may, perhaps, be perceived by historians; it can never be felt by those actually involved in the supposed advance. The young are born into the advancing circumstances, the old take them for granted within a few months or years. Advances aren ' t felt as advances. There is no gratitude- only irritation if, for any reason, the newly invented conveniences break down. Men don ' t spend their time thanking God for cars; they only curse when the carburetor is choked. - Aldous Huxley Hope- your morning will be Brighter Break the Line Tear up Rules Make the most of a Million Times no.-BAU- HAUS Elizabeth M. Glazier San Francisco, CA 5 years Thanks a lot to everyone here for making it so fun! ■ Rosie Cavaliero Kent, England V2 year enior Stacey Andrews: Gretchen Bailey: Laura Baxter: Jane Browning: Cari Davis: Rosie Cavaliero: Liz Glazier: Lupita Gastelum: Paula Gregovich: Gillian Hayward: Caroline Hendrickson: Toyo Kasahara: Kecia Kenworthy: Shelley Ledray: Maria Lopez: Amanda Lynch: Angie Nelson: Sylvia Ng: Julie Rogers: Margaret Smith: Sheryl Sellards: Tia Walker: Eva Yang: Most athletic Most likely to be riding killer whales around Orcas Most dramatic Most likely to be a Dweezil Zappa groupie Most artistic Most likely to be a hermit in Montana reading Louis L ' amour First married Most likely to live in a cardboard box Best male impersonator Most likely to marry Morrissey Most American Most likely to be seen in a pub Most unique Most likely to be a fashion designer Quietest Most likely to get mail Most romantic Most likely to be a gardener Open mouth insert foot expert Most likely to follow Ronald Reagan to his death Most perfect hair Most likely to join a frat Best hair designer Most likely to be a model Best Middle School terminator Most likely to be on a horse Biggest shopper Most likely to be tiptoeing through the tulips Best food disector Most likely to be on a beach in Mazatlan Most allergic Most likely to be a chef Most generous Most likely to be a showgirl Best laugh Most likely to be seen with Eva Wildest driver Most likely to train at Betty ' s House of Hair Greatest Grandma Most likely to be a renowned wine connoisseur Most motherly Most likely to get a care package from Mom Biggest Flirt Most likely to be fashionably absent Best smile Most likely to be with Sylvia . UNDERCLASS 1V WOMEN 3of witiL Pop mi r r w Juniors. . Blue Ties Top: Jennifer Lee, Dawn Baker, Barbara Bolton, Susan Forshey, Jaina Davis, Ruby Ryckman, Tricia Fejfar, Trisha Casey, Betsy Watt. Middle: Jennifer Jarvis, Stephanie Miller, Andrea Everitt, Carla Colombo, Melody Dale, Katie Staniewski, Atsuko Fujiyama, Andrea Kirby. Bottom: Elaine Hsieh, Yongtae Oh, Ping Chen, Stephanie Cook, Rebekah Holmberg, Kyoko Harada, Katrina Weihs. Candy, candy, candy. . Rake privileges. . .8495. . .slug. . Beowulf. 1. Jennifer Jarvis creates a quiz for the Alge- bra students who were absent that day. 2. Tricia Fejfar watches an intense episode of All My Children in the student lounge. 3. Sarah Lewis, Jaina Davis, and Jennifer Lee listen to a lecture in Ms. Soucey ' s class. 4. Barbara Bolton and Dawn Baker enjoy an- other day in American Literature class. 5. Dawn Thompson is lookin ' good in that ever-present Annie Wright swim suit, while Sarah Lewis slips out of her sweater before S.T.A.R.S. . . We are brave, we are bold. . .We love you, Andy. 45 Sophomores. . .Yellow Ties Top: Holly Bamford, Sophia Korum, Samantha Jarrett, Patti Spaulding, Tiia Reinvald, Heidi Muelbauer, Windi Sellards, Flor Gastelum, Marion Williamson, Kristen Credgington, Takako Washida. Middle: Tina Olson, Katy Speck, Janice Reseigh, Karyn Carpenter, Heather Doherty, Jodi Gustavson, Angela Wemyss, Kay Milleson, Cami Cooper, Takako Kamiya, Janet Ingraham. Bottom: Denise Rogers, Kim Bowker, Jennifer Haley, Darlene Baxter, Noriko Murai, Kaoru Shirakawa, Izumi Hakoshima, Erricka Turner. Baby, we were born to breed . . . We ' re missing All My Children ! ... Is there a movie for that? ... I prefer not to . Goon . . . Heidi and Erricka do their American Literature group work in the library. Patti and Jodi observe their precipitate experiment in Chemistry. Sophomores lounge in the Front Hall by the Senior stairs before a club picture. Janice and her mother enjoy the pottery activities during Parents ' weekend. Patti, Jennifer, and Kim talk about their past weekend, during their study hall. Ms. French: flag maneuvers . . . P.B. for a salad? work . . . How do you stay so slender? ... Do you love me? Then do your 47 Frosh. . Red Ties Top: Kookie Krumrey, Teri Miller, Natalie Erlandson, Tamera Cook, Cheri Hutton, Anne Rivers, Michelle Brignone, Maria Hoyle. Bottom: Rose Lieberman, Kate Veron, Lauren VanAtta, Cindy Freeland, Emily Robinson, Britt Neff. Missing: Kris McDuffie. Oh Jake Shmake. . Just kidding. . . Umphff. . Your love is sweeter than wine. . You are so weird . . .Psycho, Psy chee . . . 5x AD AY . . . 48 (Other Page) t Maria, Tamera, and Anne find three seats for the price of two. 2. Lauren and Kookie have a secret talk, while Natalie writes on. (This Page) 3. Freshmen parents learn a lesson in Art History on Parents ' Day. 4. Kris and Rose get help from Ms. Jueling during Art class. 5. Natalie takes a phone call on corridor. 6. Cindy displays her artistic abilities in a one-of-a-kind collage. Jim Jeff . . . MTD . . . leave me alone! ... It was great . . . Yeah, Honey it ' s them . . . Friday Harbor. . You ' re gonna die. . You guys- 49 his year the Middle School was very busy. Almost all of the time was spent planning new and exciting things for the newly-formed Middle School to do. Some of the new things we ' ve planned this year we ' re having separate Middle School assemblies and mini-courses. The Middle School still has activities with the Upper School such as language clubs and chapel, but the separation gives both groups the attention that is needed. This year has been a very good start for the Middle School, and the opinions of stu- dents are very optimistic. During the 1986-87 year 7th grade ha: become very different from previou years. This year our class has becorru part of the New and Improved Middlt School. Instead of being the younges part of Upper School, we are now tht middle of the Middle School. Each Mid die School class has some old and nev responsibilities. The 7th grade is still ir charge of Monte Carlo Night. On thi contrary to last year, the 7th grade mus now pass all civies days etc. through twc student councils, the Middle and Uppei Schools. These changes have helped th 7th grade help the rest of the schoo function as one body. 8th Grade Poll: Most likely to: Shoshana- to call unnecessary class meetings. Sandra- to be studying in the study hall. Erin- to have her mouth taped shut, and to tell a joke without a punchline. Sarah- to be caught in the act. Maren- to run into a rope-tow. Tammy- to have a different boyfriend every other week. Kelsey- to enjoy sports. Morgann- to be a model for Espirit. Silke- to be trying something new. Chantelle- to be playing football for J.H. Bette Anne- to be the only one dancing on the dance floor. Casey- to be skiing into a bush with the opposite sex. Heather- to be embarrassed. 8th Grade Favorite Sayings: El traino on El tracko . . . Just Joshin ' ya around Super Duper . . . I yen you . . . Cooler guys (Hotter women) ... I can ' t wait . . Don ' t touch me there! ... J.H. (Junior High) or something . . . Whooooops did I do that? Sorry! . . . g-boing! g-boing! . . . Mr. Bill . . . Don ' t freak out! . . . Sixth grade is new to Middle School. It was pretty tough in the beginning, but now things are going great. Sixth grade thinks Cispus is great and without it we wouldn ' t know too many people. Using the Kemper Center is really fun for us. The lip-sync was also fun; actually, five people in our class got 2nd place. Astoria was fun. We saw lots of sights and learned new things; so, as you see, sixth grade is a blast! ol. . Mini- Courses L Mr. Klarsch helps Anne with her cooking while Hannah waits her turn. 2. Jessica grinds pepper on one of those indescribable dishes. 3. Ms. Falk shows Sarah how to knit while Shoshana practices her skills. 4. Katie knits peacefully in the new Middle School lounge on the window sill. Eighth Grade Top: Chantelie VVingerter, Tammy Strand, Heather Willcox, Sarah Byloff, Maren Yauch, Morgann Bush, Erin Anderson, Kelsey Wekell, Case Stepp, Bette Anne Spaulding. Bottom: Mr. Mitchell, Silke Habedank, Shoshana Kehoe, Sandra Suchier. Ga-Nasty . Maccoway, Taconow, eat a burritow - nachos with cheese and a yummy margarita! . . . Yah! Yah! That ' s the ticket! 52 1. Kelsey and Morgann lounge and relax during their study hall in the new Middle School Lounge. 2. Maren and Silke research in the Library. 3. Erin works away in the Middle School Lounge as Heather talks with some friends. 4. Alert 8th graders participate in a class discussion led by Mr. Mitchell. Shall we? We shall! ... I ain ' t got sometin ' or nottin ' . . . Jungle Love . . . 53 Seventh Grade (Back) Allison Everett, Halley White, Merritt Klarsch, Dawn Burger, Sacha Bommarito. (Middle) Amanda Twiner, Stephanie Hall, Lesley Yager, Elizabeth Ezell, Katie Hendrickson, Hannah Burdge, Josie Sandler. (Front) Sonia Morales. Missing: Sarah Warn, Melissa Tyring. That wasn ' t very funny, Sarah! . . Yes I model wedding dresses at Nordstroms . . . Let ' s lock Mr. Timson in the greenhouse . . . 1. 7th graders study hard in Mr. Mitchell ' s class. 2. Coincidence or not? 3. Sarah, Hannah, and Stephanie sit around at their pajama party in music class. 4. Elizabeth, Allison, and Amanda concentrate hard in their French 1 class. 5. Sarah falls asleep during an extra exciting class. We are so off beat ... No way BUD! ... I know you are but what am I? ... That ' s the last time I do anything for you 55 Sixth Grade Top: Anne Quigg, Melani Bleck, Anna Tresness, Autumn Warn, Lea Kelley, Alexandra Gray, Middle: Darcy Chevelier, Anne Habedank, Sunny Scott, Nicole Sarandos, Megan Hutchins, Shawna Krantz, Ms. Gustavson, Bottom : Mindy Kellis, Rebecca Nevissi, Malia Elbert, Mona McPhee Sarah Robinson, Jessica Granderson. IT I. Nikki and Megan read in science while . . . 2. Jessica concentrates on a Ms. Layton lecture, or is it her Hot Tamales? The guy in the pink shirt lollipop ... rap . . knock your teeth down your throat 56 out the window now L Alex studies in homeroom while Mindy thoughtful- ly chews on her pencil. 2. After lunch Malia, Nikki, and Mona assume their daily positions in the science hallway waiting for class to begin. Aren ' t they anxious to learn?! 3. Sarah, I hear nothing! ' ' Mona, I speak nothing! ' ' Anne, I have a headache! ' ' 4. Lea and Anne celebrate the new school year at a SUNNY Back-to- School Picnic. 5. Autumn and Anna begin their FAST 1 program new to the 6th grade curriculum this year. t. Down and out in the 6th grade room . . . cotton balls and duct tape . . . oom pa, oom pa pa We ' re late again! 57 ■ Cross Country Once again the Annie Wright Cross Country team ran to victory. Through hard work and the traditional A.W.S. spirit, our team placed 1st in the District Championships for the second year in a row. The team ran well and had fun at the State meet in Port Townsend. Our Cross Country team had a challenging and exciting season this year, as well as develop- ing a great team spirit. (Kneeling) Stacey Andrews, Sheryl Sellards, Elaine Hsieh, Dawn Thompson, Caroline Hendrickson, Emily Robinson, Maria Lopez, Yongtea Oh, Ping Chen, (Bottom) Laura Baxter , Margaret Smith, Holly Bamford, Darlene Baxter, Marion Williamson, Jodi Gustavson. 2. Caroline, Darlene, Dawn, and Laura show excitement for their winning team. 3. Marion, Maria, Elaine, Darlene, Laura and Margaret have faith they will win the upcoming meet. 4. The cross country team is not only fast but fashionable as Marion and Holly prove. 5. Elaine, Dawn and Emily stretch out before a meet. 59 Upper School Volleyball Varsity: (Top) Kresten Krumrey, Stephanie Miller, Rebekah Holmberg, Andrea Everitt, Katy 1. Andrea and Katy smile after winning a match. Speck, Carla Colombo, Jennifer Jarvis, (Bottom) Sarah Lewis, Penny Brown, Andrea Kirby 2. Katy, Sarah, Panny, and Jennifer line up to receiv and Cindy Freeland. the opponent ' s ball. 3. Go Gators! Middle School Volleyball Middle School volleyball players: Autumn Warn, Lesley Yager, Malani Bleck, Elizabeth Ezell, Maren Yauch, Bette Anne Spaulding, (Middle) Alexandra Gray, Merritt Klarsch, Shawna Krantz, Sarah Warn, Megan Hutchins, Kelsey Wekell, Sarah Byloff, Casey Stepp, (Bottom) Sacha Bommarito, Malia Elbert, Sarah Robinson, Sunny Scott, Anne Habedank, and Morgann Bush. Upper School Basketball 62 Due to technical difficulties and scheduling conflicts, the varsity basketball team will not be pictured. Middle School Basketball □ Wmtm 4  , (Top) Autumn Warn. (Middle) Sarah Warn, Tammy Strand, Bette Anne Spaulding, Above: Mr. B. explains his next strategy to his players. Below: Morgann Bush, Merritt Klarsch. (Bottom) Kelsey Wekell, Casey Stepp, Heather Kelsey prepares for her foul shot while the referee briefs the Willcox, Sarah Byloff. other players. I I 63 Organizations Honor Board The Honor Board is a disciplinary body directed by the vice-president of the student body with the help of two juniors and two seniors. When a student violates a school rule, the case is brought before the Honor Board. Honor Board will then meet to discuss pos- sible disciplinary actions to present to the Upper School Director and the Headmaster, who make the final decision. The Honor Board members are (Top) Kecia Kenworthy, Maria Lopez, Shelley Ledray, (Bottom) Tri- sha Casey and Katrina Weihs. National Honor Society This years members are (Top to Bottom) Maria Lopez, Stephanie Cook, Andrea Everitt, Margaret Smith, Ms. Soucey (Advisor), Holly Bamford, Susan Forshey, Kristen Credgington, Elaine Hsieh, Jodi Gustavson. Student Council WHO IS STUDENT COUNCIL? We are the three executive officers, the four class presidents, and the presidents of any major student organization. We work constantly, 24 hours a day, and never stop except Mountain Day!! This years members are (Top) Stephanie Cook, Laura Baxter, Erricka Turn- er, Jaina Davis, Mr. Timson (Advisor), Stacey Andrews, Melody Dale, Michelle Brignone, (Bottom) Jennifer Haley, Cari Davis, Tricia Fejfar, An- drea Everitt, Margaret Smith, Maria Lopez, Holly Bamford, Susan Forshey, and Katrina Weihs. 6b Organizations Social Committee Social Committee is an organization of five members. Each member represents one of the four classes, each one being elected by her classmates. The fifth member is elected by the entire student body to hold the position of president. The functions sponsored this year by Social Committee included Annie ' s Birthday Party. Bop with Pop and the Mother Daughter Tea that fea- tured a fashion show. This year ' s members are Lauren VanAtta, Cami Cooper, Tricia Fejfar, Toyo Kasahara, and Ping Chen. Guides The Guides program allows prospective students a chance to ask any questions regarding the aca- demic day, the student body, and the Annie Wright environment. This year ' s guides are (Top to Bottom) Sophia Koru, Samantha Jarrett, Teri Miller, Kecia Kenworthy, Margaret Smith, Jodi Gustavson, Gil- lian Haywsrd, Karyn Carpenter, Shelley Ledray, Kim Bowker. Swing Choir Swing Choir is a small group of auditioned students chosen to make beautiful music and also represent the school. This year the Choir performed at the Sheraton, The Weyerhausers ' , the winter play production and many other fascinating places. This year ' s members are (Top to Bottom) Melody Dale, Windi Sellards, Jaina Davis, Tiia Reinvald, Carla Colombo, Rebekah HoPmberg, Yong- tae Oh, Susan Forshey, Sheryl Sellards. 67 Organizations Big Sisters T.A.S.C. is a service organization that any member of the student body can join. The basic responsibilities of T.A.S.C. are our ten minute Milk Lunch everyday and the annual clothes drive that serves the community. This year members are (Top) Trisha Casey, Aman- da Lynch, Liz Glazier, Cari Davis, Tricia Fejfar, Cami Cooper. (Bottom) Caroline Hendrickson, Margaret Smith, Kecia Kenworthy, Holly Bamford. S.A.C. The Student Athletic Council is a group of five students elected to be their class representatives. At the moment S.A.C. is trying to reorganize a better system of Blue Gold (Intramural Sports) that will maintain student interests. S.A.C. spon- sored the fall dance and helped Pep Club with special luncheons for our athletic teams. S.A.C. also planned the Easter Egg Hunt and the sports banquet in the spring. The representatives are (Back) Carla Colom- bo, Kookie Krumery, (Front) Elaine Hsieh, Jane Browning, Stacey Andrews, and Katy Speck. Lower School classes were fortunate again to have 27 Upper School students to serve as Big Sisters this year. The Big Sisters did many activities with their classes, such as parties, the newspaper drive, and attending all-school chapel. This year Big Sisters are (Top) Kookie Krumery, Jennifer Lee, Rebekah Holmberg, (Middle) Teri Miller, Marion William- Sophia Korum, Jodi Gustavson, Britt Neff, son, (Bottom) Kristen Credgington, Cami Cooper, Holly Bamford, Margaret Smith. 68 Organizations Vfrk Raynor Guild Inkwell Raynor Guild is a dedicated group who serves the school by keeping up Raynor Chapel. They do such things as polishing brass, candle lighting, and preparing chapel services. The advi- sors are Fr. Berge, Ms. Tuohy, and Miss Jueling. The members are (Top) Amanda Lynch, Margaret Smith, Ruby Ryckman, Dar- lene Baxter, Sam Jarrett, Marion Williamson, Jodi Gustavson, (Middle) Kristen Credgington, Cami Cooper, Holly Bamford, (Bottom) Susan Forshey and Katrina Wiehs (Co-Presidents). The Inkwell, our school ' s favorite student volunteer newspaper, strives to achieve more than any other pack of weirdos. The Inkwell was estab- lished by a group of girls who wished to express the true views of the student body. These first members found an advisor, an editor and some feature writers to publish their first newspaper in February, 1985. The Inkwell features relevant articles as well as eye-opening gossip upon its oversized pages. This year s staff members are (Top) Cookie Krumery, Tia Walker (Editor), Jaina Davis, (Bottom) Lauren VanAtta, Betsy Watt. Pep Club Pep Club is an organization developed to promote school spirit within the student body. This year we have set up the concession stand in the Kemper Cen- ter. We also sponsored a dance in October, featuring LeMax. The Pep Club civies day was also a great suc- cess and allowed everyone to show off their new Christmas fashions. The Pep Club advisor is Ms. Parish, and the mem- bers are (Top to Bottom) Kris McDuffie, Sacha Bom- marito, Sarah Warn, Kathryn Hendrickson, Teri Mill- er, Cookie Krumery, Samjarrett, Kecia Kenworthy, Caroline Hendrickson, Heather Doherty, Sarah Byloff, Holly Bamford, Jodi Gustavson, Marion Williamson, Angela Wemyss, Besty Watt, Cami Cooper, Kristen Credgington, Patti Spaulding, Kim Bowker, Jennifer Haley. 69 Choir Organizations (Right) This year ' s Chapel Choir members are (left to right) Kay Mille- son, Susan Forshey, Janet Ingraham, Ping Chen, Heidi Muelbauer, Britt Neff, Katrina Weihs, Elaine Hsieh, Jane Browning, Rosie Cavaliero, and Nor iko Murai. M.U.N. (Directly below) MUN members: (Top) Steve Youngs, (Row two) Ruby Ryckman, Jennifer Haley, Dorothea Casperson, (Row three) Emily Robin- son, Tia Walker, Gillian Hayward, (Bottom) Katrina Weihs, Jane Brown- ing, and Tiia Reinvald. Masked Players Above right: Masked Players: (Top) Kris McDuffie, Heidi Muelbauer, Laura Baxter, (Row two) Tia Walker, Gillian Hayward, Lauren VanAtta, Kookie Krumery, (Row three) Michael Self, Jaina Davis, Jane Browning, and Tiia Reinvald. Knowledge Bowl Knowledge Bowl Team Members: (Top) Susan Forshey, Jennifer Haley, Marilyn Tuohy, Janet Ingraham, (Bottom) Tiia Reinvald, Betsy Watt. 70 Organizations House Council House Council is a group of board- ing students who are elected to repre- sent the corridor that they were elect- ed from. This year House Council planned such activities as Winter Fun Week and Spring Fever. But the best surprize was the night before Christ- mas break. House Council arranged for our parents to send each one of us a present to open that night. We thank you House Council. This year ' s members are (Standing) Jaina Davis, Kris McDuffie, Teri Miller, (Lying) Casey Stepp, Amanda Lynch, Melody Dale, Samantha Jarrett, and Carla Co- lombo. International Club The International Club is a large roup of students who come from many different foreign backgrounds. The In- ternational Club tries to celebrate holi- days of other countries not recognized in the States. This year they played a major role in the planning of the International Dinner. This year ' s members are (Top) Angie Nelson, Eva Yang, Sylvia Ng, Jane Browning, Izumi Wasnida, Flor Gaste- lum, (Middle) Betsy Watt, Tiia Reinvald, Heidi Muehlbauer, Jaina Davis, (Bottom) Yongtae Oh, Atsuko Fujiyama, Kyoko Harada, Elaine Hsieh, and Maria Lo pez. Spanish Club The Spanish Club is an organization of those who wish to do Spanish activi- ties. This year ' s members are (Top) Re- bekah Holmberg, Andrea Kirby, Cari Davis, Trisha Casey, Darlene Baxter, Melody Dale, Katy Speck, (Middle) An- gie Nelson, Barbara Bolton, Dawn Baker, Sophia Korum, Susan Forshey, Patti Spaulding, Teri Miller, Janet Ingraham, (Bottom) Maria Lopez, Yongtae Oh, Jen- nifer Lee, Laura Baxter, Jaina Davis, Tia Walker, Kim Bowker, Flor Gastelum, and Katie Staniewski. 71 French Circle Organizations The French Circle is made up of Annie Wright students who enjoy French cul- ture. The French Circle meets once every other week. Circle members go on field trips to see French plays or films, as well as hosting a French exchange with other schools. This year ' s members are (Top) Ruby Ryckman, Liz Glazier, Mar- garet Smith, Cami Cooper, Sam Jarrett, Amanda Lynch, Tiia Reinvald, Cindy Freeland, Jodi Gustavson, Erricka Turn- er, (Bottom) Britt Neff, Kristen Credg- ington, Jennifer Haley, Holly Bamford, Marion Williamson, Emily Robinson, Kookie Krumery, and Carla Colombo. Activities Club The Activities Club is only made up of four girls. These four girls work together with the faculty to make plans and ad- ventures for the student body. This year they planned such activities as the cross country ski trip and the whale watch. They helped provide the faculty with ideas that would interest the girls on the weekends. This club is a new organiza- tion in the curriculum and will be for- ever useful. This year ' s members are Tri- sha Casey, Shelley Ledray, Sam Jarrett and Emily Robinson. Dance Committee This was also Dance Committee ' s first year to be recognized as an official club with a budget from student council. The 1986-1987 year was a lot of fun for Dance Committee who planned three successful dances. The first dance featured the band Le Max, the second was a D.J., as well as the third. Dance Committee was able to find sponsors for each dance like Pep Club and S.A.C. This year ' s members elected by her classmates are (Top) Eva Yang, Kecia Kenworthy, Samantha Jar- rett, Sophia Korum, Carla Colombo, Re- bekah Holmberg, (Bottom) Melody Dale. 72 L Margaret Smith and Stacey Andrews are senior frogs. 2. Bette Anne Spaulding enthusiastically participates in powder puff football. 3. Middle school challenges upper school in powder puff football. 4. Observers Katrina, Kim, Maria, Mar- garet, and Kecia cheer on the upper school. 5. Eva Yang and Sylvia Ng make a cute couple at the Christmas dance. udent Life . . . Student Life . . . Stu Student Life . . . Student Life . . . St 1. Tiia and Jaina show their enthusiasm after winning third prize at Open Mike. 2. Melody and Carla as the chubettes at Open Mike. 3. Janet poses for a picture before going on stage for To Burn a Witch. 4. Ka- trina ' s attention drifts during a lunch meeting. 5. Some boarders welcome Andy Wright at the auction. 6. Dawn, Caroline, and Darlene fight for the last danish. dent Life . . . Student Life . . Stude L Kaoru examines her algebra book while Andrea and Samantha work studiously. 2. Atsuko and Izumi wait for their turn to participate in a group activity. 3. Jane writes a letter home during play practice. 4. Amanda, Stacey, and Shelley help their senior English class distribute daisies to everyone in chapel; Tia looks on after receiving a flower. -9 5th Grade: Mrs. Robinson % 1 6 . v (Back) Jay Hale, Gabriel Martin, Alex Credgington, Jake Guadnola, Sean Everitt, Mr. Bob, Jacob Norbe, Kelly Vikstrom, Joy McBane, Jennife Emmons, Adrian Conner, Bridgett Quigg, Malia Scafe, Mrs. Robinson, Lindsay Bush. (Front) Justin Davis, Kristine Klein. What Class 5 is most likely to become. . . Lindsay Bush - Interior Decorater for Barbie houses Adrian Conner - Professional wrestler Alex Credgington - Inventor Justin Davis - Cartoonist Jennifer Emmons - Frisco Freeze owner Sean Everitt - Toy designer Jake Guadnola - Rockstar Jay Hale - Seahawk Kristine Klein - Munchkin Gabriel Martin - Mailman Joy McBane - Avon Lady Jacob Norbe - Farmer Bridgett Quigg - Singing telegram lady Malia Scafe - Director of an old folks ' home Kelly Vikstrom - chemist for Purina Pet Chow Mrs. R. - Golden Girl Joy McBane, Kelly Vikstrom, Bridgett Quigg, and Kristine Klein ham around on Halloween. 84 L The girls of the fifth grade help put on a special chapel service. 2. Bum Jacob Norbe, Don John- son Alex Credgington, and 50 s dude Justin Davis pose in their costumes. 3. Desperados Sean Everitt, Alex Credgington, Jake Guadnola, Jay Hale and Gabriel Martin show off their duds. 4. Gabriel Martin grins while the rest of the class listens to Ms. Tuohy in the library. 5. Kelly, Kristine and Malia experience Pioneer Farm life. 4th Grade: Fuller Buennagel KM men 4 FS ' 3 n k) 2? W ? lk ' MrS - Fuller - Middle Mar y Swenson, Kelly Hanber g Claire Vitikainen, Kevin Gould, Meredith Bennion, Zoe Wilkins. (Front) Tad Mills, Dieauka Shindell, Ben Norbe, Karissa Rauer, Ileana Howard. Missing: Nicole Chevalier. Mr. Buennagel, (Back) Lincoln Brintnall, Martha Emerson, Heather Kazda, Ann Desimone, Sydney Doherty, Grace Blakeslee. (Front) Matt Har Troy Hamill, Timothy Klein, Bryan Thomas, Erika Olson, Amy Murto. 86 1) Kelly waits patiently for an available swing. 2) Nicole, Karissa, and Ileana sharing the swings at recess. 3) Fourth graders play ball at recess. 4) Heather, ly for an available swing. 2) Nicole, Karissa, ana neana rings at recess. 3) Fourth graders play ball at recess. 4) Heather, Mary, bydney, and Ann enjoy intermurals from the sidelines. 5) Fourth grade girls play a quick game of 4-square at milk-lunch. We Call Ourselves . . . Grace Hyper Blakeslee; Lincoln Crazy Brintnall; Ann Awesome Desimone; Sydney Hot Doherty; Martha Intelligent Emerson; Troy Radical Hamill; Matt Sly Hanson; Heather Verbal Kazda; Tim ' Talented Klein; Amy Weird Murto; Erika Creative Olson; Bryan Cool Thomas. Fourth Grade Favorites Meredith-dogs; Mary-skiing; Ben- baseball cards; Kelly- Disneyland; Karissa- pizza; Kevin- swimming; Claire- horses; Nicole-school!; Zoey-music; Ileana- traveling; Tad-reading; Dieauka-football. 3rd Grade: Reim Thompson Thompson; (Back) Autumn Larson, Shannon Ashurst, Melissa Bleck, Amanda Hanson, Yaara Levy. (Front) Lynette Brown, Nikki Williams, Jessie Davis, Stephanie Anderson, Mr. Klarsch, Brie McFarland. 88 p These are the ways we will remember our class. Autumn-loves animals; Amanda-organizing clubs; Brie-enthusiasm; Jessica-piano; Lynette-actress; Yaara-drawing; Melissa-math wiz; Nikki-smiling eyes; Shannon-reading; Stephanie-bears; Stacey- quiet and gentle. 1. Jessica, Nikki, Lynette, and Shannon read in class. 2. Katie and Sophia love those monkey bars! 3. Mrs. Reim reads her class a story. 4. Melissa enjoys drawing in class. 5. Brie concentrates on her typing. Words to describe our classmates: Delightful Da- vid Anderson; Sailing Sarah Coleman; Ambitious Dylan Craven; Imaginative Katie Dorr; Warm Aliza Hale; Enthused George Howard; Cheery So- phia Morales; Curious Kazu Okamoto; Anxious Kirsten Parker; Excited Ben Pierson; Eager Melissa Selman 2nd Grade: Warmenhoven Schneider Ms. Schneider: (Back) Jochelle Perena, Anica Harlock, Stephanie Jones, Megan Blanchard, Heather Bamford, Chelsea Klein, Sarah Lane, Alice Jones, Holly Bamford, (Front) Andy Tresness, Arthur Selman, Leon Brown, Evan Kelley, Petros Koumantaros, Kyle Sontgerath, Patrick Touhy. 90 1. Arthur, Sarah, and Anica enjoy their milk lunch. Kyle works on his clay and straw sculpture. 3. Lorraine and Clara pass out juice and crackers for milk lunch. 4. Dominique and Dava draw while Brian waits patiently for the next assign- ment. 5. Sophia just loves Halloween parties. Ms. Schneider ' s class: descriptive words: Jochelle-J ubliant, Joyful; Sarah -sweet, si lly;Chelsea-cheery, curious; Evan-expert, eavesdropper; Stephanie-silly, social; Alice-Ameri- can, A. W.S. Gator; Kyle-knowing, knitwit;Leon-looker, loveable;Pa- t rick-player, person;Pet ros-partici- pant,peacheater; Andy-actor amiab- le, Anica-abiding, abrupt;Megan- mad, mighty; Arthur-angry,Arthur!; Heather-hairy, Husky lover. Mrs. Warmenhoven ' s class:descrip- tive words- Lorraine-lucky,loud;Erik- eager, excel lent; Aaron-awesome, a- greeable;JR-jumpy,jolly;Dominique- dreamy,divine;Clara-creative,cute;So- phia-super,splendid;Jason-joyful,jel- ly fish; Nick-noisy ,nice;Darcy-da n- gerous, da rling;Becky-busy, bubbly; Brian -big, bright;Da va-dynamite,di- 91 First Grade Mrs. King (Back) Maren Yauch, Grayson Mills, Joey Carman, Andy Lutz, Chris Fuson, Yannis Koumantaros, Jamie Radonich, Brian McFarland, Silke Habedank (Front) Maria Hegstad, Becky Anderson, Gillian Wood, Stephany Sowards, Marisa Yauch, Sam Pas- coe. Missing: Kate Maddren Mrs. Reeve (Back) Johnny Keenan, Nicholas Vikstrom, Quinn Munoz, Joshua Turnipseed, Megan Graves, Montana Maichel. (Front) Joseph Norbe, Michael Schilling, Trisha Benton, Patrick Bartolatz, Hattie Bethke, Alexis Granoski, Chelsea Levy. Mrs. Tomter (Back) Tiffanie St. Clair, Krista Martinson, Jaime Paul, Marcus Jellen, Jack Stewart, Ari Fort (Front) Max Appleton, Christina Bow- den, Eric Bueg, Michi Wohns, Cadi Sauve, Zach Marvick, David Donaldson. Kindergarten Mrs. Blanchard (Back) Russell Doherty, Kyle Ruggles, Bruce Au- derson, Adam Jones, Na- than Jellen, (Front) Quinn Partridge, Megan Radowich, Kate Monthy, Ashley Dunn, Angela Mei- senburg, Christina Strand. Mrs. De Young (Back) Mrs. DeYoung, Brendan Tuohy, Macken- zie Pinch, Tommy Bern- hoft, Nate Rowland, Kay Okamoto, Shannon Grant, Danielle Neuendorf, Lyn- ette Holman, (Front) Koo- kie Krummery, Courtney Thomas, Shanti Hahler, Loni Crouch, Joey Ezell, Anthony Pantley, Rose Lieberman. Absent: Aman- da Fischer Mrs. Tweedie (Back) Mrs. Tweedie, Emily Collins, Lauren Di Gia- como, Melanie Malm, Emi- ly Coleman, Joni Hanberg, Annie Katica, Angie Nel- son. (Front) Collin Brint- nall, Laird Bennion, Aaron Adams, Christopher Rob- son, Steffen Schmitz, Pat- rick Simonsen. 94 95 Pre-Kindergarten: Portante Mrs. Portante ' s class shows its silliness: (Back) Price Alley, Mahogany Williams, Chris Anderson, Allison Richardson, Amy Morford, Alex Anderson, Sonia Suchier. (Front) Cserrissa Keenan, Erika Ray, Derek Adams, Zack Lutz, Keisha Teel, Pernelle Turnipseed, Lucas Hagan, Brie Adams. (This page) 1. Mahogany, Zack, and Price listen carefully to instructions. 2. Pre K prepares for a dip in the pool. (Facing page) 1. Alex helps create a Valentine ' s Day heart. 2. Brie and Cserrissa build with blocks. 3. Erika and Zack get exercise during P.E. 4. The Pre K class has a ball in the gym. 5. Mrs. Portante (alias: tiger) leads a Pre K group in P.E. fun. 6. Mrs. Portante gets some help from Amy while working on a project. 7. Pre K observes stroke demonstration in swim. 8. Pre K kids clean their mess, as always! 1 96 1. Johnny juggles at the Halloween party. 2. Fifth graders prepare for Halloween chapel. 3. Patrick and Leon are surprised by the camera during milklunch. 4. The famous A.W.S. clown amuses partygoers at Halloween. 5. Yaara and Stacey enjoy all the fun games at the Halloween party. 6. Stacey, Stephanie, and Jessica wait their turns to participate in intermural activities. (This page) L Fifth graders spend their recesses playing an exciting game of football. 2. Third grade girls play happily in the beautiful fall leaves. L Nicole the unicorn gets her face painted at the Hallow- een party. 2. Miss Adair plays a game with the kindergar- ten. 3. Bruce and Brian enjoy new computer games. 4. Angela begins her career in the arts at an early age. 5. Nick works diligently on his math. Lower School Student Counci ck) Tad Mills, Grace Blakeslee, Dieauka Shindell, Jacob Norbe (president), Gabriel Martin. (Front) Ben Pierson, Tim Klein, Katie Dorr, manda Hansen, Melissa Bleck. The Lower School Student Council is an extremely productive group. The proceeds raised by the Student Council are a benefit to the school; the funds are used to purchase playground equipment, uniforms for the various Lower School teams, instruments for the music program, and accessories for the computers. All their hard work helps make this school a better place. Thank you, Student Council! 1. The 5th grade boys jump for the ball in an exciting basketball game. 2. Annie Wrighters enjoy talking to Santa at the Christmas party. Picture This: (right) Newton, an Australian Sheepdog, is the newest boarder at our school. Named after Sir Isaac for his obvious intelli- gence, he readily won the hearts of all. He was almost named Bob (as in Klarsch) for his strange coat! We love him, and look forward to seeing him around the school. (below) Mr. Tom Sawyer, grandfather of first grader Patrick, bought the students a puppy at the annual Auction in the fall. Many thanks to Mr. Sawyer!! Andy lived with the boarders, played with the Lower School, and proved that there is room for puppy love. In late January, Andy was hit and killed by a car. He will be missed. enings (right) AWS teachers Diane Soucey and Jim Timson were selected to raise their monkey, Winston, by Helping Hands, a non-profit organization which sup- plies trained capuchin monkeys to qua- driplegics in much the same way other programs supply seeing eye dogs to the blind. Students and faculty alike will play an important part in the socialization of this young monkey, the first vital step in his training which will someday make him an invaluable aide-and friend-to a quadriplegic in need of his unique companionship. Undoubtedly Winston will leave AWS well-versed in all areas of World Histo- ry, economics and traditional May Day rites. Until then, though, he is an amusing and fascinating addition to the school. Good luck, Winston! 104 Kemper Center It is the lub with all thr intei national students! 1 hi club has organized many activities. The greatest celebration is the Interna- tional Dinner, when all the students take part in some- thing. It ' s the Intel national Club. In the ' 86- ' 87 school year, although we lost part of our studyhall, we gained a wonderful stu- dent lounge. It is a place where we can go to get our minds off our work for a while. Thanks to everyone who worked on getting the students a place to entertain, relax, and en- joy each other ' s com- pany without the worry of interrupting classes. We love it! Pi 1 1 i a [ f c mTT % t PT7 U.S. STUDENT POLL Favorite band: 1. The Cure 2. De- peche Mode 3. God, Saxon, the Something Something Band. Fa- vorite magazine: 1. Vogue 2. Playgirl 3. Journal Francais d ' A- merique. Favorite thing to wear with the uniform: L under- wear 2. yellow ties 3. big bows in hair. Favorite college: (Betty ' s Beauty College) 2. Stanford 3. Other. Favorite place to shop: 1. Noidstrom ' s 2. Thriftway 3. Value Village. Favorite thing to do on the weekend: 1. party 2. study 3. go to Thriftway. Favor- ite source of men: 1. Thriftway 2. who cares as long as you have one 3. Maxim ' s. Fad of 1987: L green ties 2. bows 3. heterosex- uality. The Blackboard was bora out ol ■ colli sion of ideas. Ms. Soucey saw a need MM Increased student knowledge of woild al fails; 1 saw a need to increase knowl edge about local ones. The Black boa id is a forum for interesting or thought-pro- voking material that anyone would like to share. -Paula Gregovich YOU ' RE WELCOME! The Elite Good Time Group PERSONALS ButWheat - cervessa!!! Pie sta Forever!! Peach - Yum! Katy - Partu on DUDE!!! S.S. orcas. I hate cops! Wac - men!!! I think I need some aspirin!! I love! Spacey Cab, we finally made it!!! Can you believe it? Malt shake! Ha Ha I thought up a new name! We went earring shopping; now what are we going to do?? DARWEEN? Are you going to spend your weekends in pullman next year??? Sambo! When are we going to get together? Janice, shall we dance? SENIORS, GREEN TIES UNITE!!! KA- ZUH Kimbo: 5:24 6 min to get home! Love ya, Jen! Farmer Brown- Thanx for everything! Love, Farmer Ted BigBoB.. Darby, Thanx for being there! Jen Jen, turn on the radio and lock your door ' cause I can ' t drive 55 Love ya Kim Karyn Have a terrific summer and set me up!!! Elly . . . I luv u! He didn ' t call Let me tell you the WHOLE story, K? James, Jeff Chad . . . F-Em! Love Bunny.. Tina, DONT FREAK OUT!!!! Kate I love you 2 . . . Shelley, I love you! Next year ' s gonna be sad!! Kate, Ding Ding; I forgot my . . I love you. I love you Elly II! Keep smiling! Tina To all my friends who made life here special. Keep smil- ing, I Love U all. Thanks Mum, Thanks Dad you ' re brill. Love, Jane Hi. Jim, Steve, Jeff, Rob, Doug. Halloween, four of Normandy Park + the cops! The perfect tens! Cher + Jim forever? Tarn + Jeff . . . Luv ya, Anne Cari, Liz, Trisha, This year ' s been great being with you! Next year won ' t be the same. I luv u all so much! I ' ll never forget you! F.K. Tina CabbyDoo, What are we go- ing to do this summer? I bet that we can think of some- thing! Oh joy! Maybe we can use some plastic bags- or maybe not, who knows? I love you . . . Your Darby-du. Mags and Kecia- I ' ll miss you guys gobs!! I won ' t forget you!! Love, Darby-doo. Jenny-poo and Marion, next year o.k.? U-2 take care!! Tuney- yes I ' ll run this sum- mer! Ha-Hee-Hee! Love to all, Darby-doo! Later Days! Sarah Baby- remember the dog fights? The Red Baron lives . . . and I love you! Big T, little a — I don ' t think we ' re in Kansas anymore . . . Spacey- I am really gonna miss you next year. I ' ll defi- nitely come visit! Sophie: Now we have a Sophie radar detector!! Sunnyside! Love, KAS Why are you reading this??? Everyone knows this is just a space filler. Love, C H!!! Soap the crash mobile 87 Katy Mel- The Kamakazi Kid; Steph-, Thanks for all the great times — Let ' s have a great Summer! Love Ya ' Katy! Denise, I love you, please come back next year. Never forget Orientation!! B.V. O.E. all the cakes we baked and much more. I ' ll miss you!! Tina Darby, this year ' s been in- teresting. Jamaica . . . Yanksville, I felt a thigh ... I feel an H.E. coming on!! Hu- mour! . . . Christmas . . . I ' m sick. It ' s Barb Baxter and her friend Cab! . . . Prom pros- pects?! . . . Just a leetle bit!! Later days! LOve, Moi. Mags, stop being so obnox- ious! Love, Cab. Kecia, any comments? Love, Cab. Hi! I had a great year with all of you. I ' m going to have a blast this summer, I hope you do too. I ' ll miss you, or see you next yr. Kissy Em, I ' m so glad I met you! You ' re such a special friend! Love, Nat. I ' ll miss you next year Bunny (DEnise), That ' s laughs! Have fun tonite. Oh yeah loads! (Ha-Ha) James and Chad . . . What memo- ries. Thank You for being so special. Luv, Elly Tina, Denise, and Emily, I will miss you all so much!! I never would have made it through this year without you! Take care!! Love you, Kate. Allie, I ' m so mad at you. James is a geek, dont forget it!! I Love You Lots! I ' ll never forget you. I ' ll miss you so much! J.J. is the best!! Ha Ha. Love ya, Kate BUDDY ACHESSOMETIME SWHENWESHACKWEHA VEASHNACKATTACKPO RKINANDPASSINGASWE FURTITIVELYSNAEKAPEE KATKOOKYCUMBERTOO TTOOTCLACKETYCLACK OHSUREDOYOULUVUSES SCOOBYMOIWHYDONTC HADOSOMEWORKSLEND ERFERTILEANDPUFFED4E VERCOLLIDEUHSOPETAS TYTIDBITCHAMPIONSTY LESNACKINNYAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAHHHH! Miss ya Stacey, Cari, Marg, Shell Paula. Kater: We ' ve sure shared alot together I ' ll never forget confetti in McDonalds. Jeff J.J. James. What memories . . . Kate -n- Allie PERSONALS VHS Beta Movie Rentals Pugct Sound Video 2521 N. Proctor P.O. Box 7538 Tacoma • (206) 759-1417 Tacoma, Washington 98406 Jasminka Natural Fibers 3824 North 26th St Tacoma. WA 98407 (206) 752-8700 NORTH END VETERINARY MEDICAL CLINIC Complete Line of Baked Goods Retail Wholesale Cake Decorating 759-6820 3814 N. 26th 3819 North 25th St. Tacoma. Washington 98406 H E N R Y 1 Owners S 7S2-2265 Ken Werner Annie Wright Representative JOSTENS tp DRIVE-IN 1201 DIVISION AVE. TACOMA CALL. BR 2-6843 or BR 2-4800 and PICK UP Juicy beefburgers If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things. Rene Descartes Good Luck and Much Happiness Mr. Timson and Ms. Soucey Congratulations Class of ' 87 EverytMrig you want a banktobe. Pucet Sound National Bank MtMfttlFDLC Congratulations Class of 1987 If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can become it. A.W.S. Parents 7 Association Congratulations Annie Wright students, and especially the Class of 1987 The Klarsch Family WRIGHT PARK SHELL, INC. 627-8476 Auto Cari automotive Service ft Repairs By N.I.A.S.E. 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Phone (206} Building A, Suite 3 u ie UD ' ocv ODy Tacoma, WA 98499 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 87 Gierke, Curwen Metzler Bobrick Attorneys at Law HD Baker Business Systems m . 915 CENTER ST PO BOX 2254 TACOMA WASHINGTON 98401 272 3226 838 0055 352 100 479 2854 TACOMA SEATTLE OLYMPIA BREMERTON hi Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club 502 Borough Rd.; Tacoma, WA. 383-5934 Standard Paper r P O. BOX 2134 TACOMA. WASHINGTON 98401 Si Merrill Lynch Ellhu B. Skinner Merrill Lynch, Vice President Pierce, Fenner Smith Inc. 820 A Street Suite 700 Tacoma, Washington 98402 206 597 8320 800 562 8410 Deli Grocery Congratulations Seniors Driving School Since 1946 Teen-Age Adult Driver Education 3037 Center St. BOB PAYNE Tacoma, WA 98409-4505 owner 627-1499 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 Best Wishes The Price Robbins Associates Architects I « KEN B0BK0 ELECTRIC COMPANY 4315 N. 29th, Tacoma, WA 98407 (206) 756-0944 117 Congratulations to the Senior Class from Your Alumni Association 118 Congratulations to the AWS Seniors from Vashon Thrift Way UNIVERSAL FC5AK T Calvin D. Bamford, Jr. PRODUCTS 206)6767717 INC UNIVERSAL FOAM PRODUCTS. INCORPORATED P.O. Box 5387 • Bellingham. Washington 98227 Way To Go Yearbook Staff 119 CONGRATU LATIONS TO THE GREEN gained s« e Now put it to work in your future. SINCE 1956 IN PUYALLUP Korum Ford 812 No. Meridian Tacoma: 845-6600 Seattle: 852-8270 Korum Mitsubishi 514 River Road Tacoma: 841-9600 Seattle: 859-0752 A Fine Seafood Restaurant ' TWO LOCATIONS: DASH POINT: 927-1513 RUSTON WAY: 759-2165 4013 RUSTON WAY TACOMA, WA 98402 PHONE 759-2165 Hi Gloss Photo Service 1018 So. K. Street Tacoma, WA 98405 (206) 627-4475 Patrons Tacoma Actors ' Guild Frank and Janice Weihs The Heel Athletic Supply Backstage Video The Criterion The Pacific Northwest Shop Book Feire Patty Falk -Cue -u-aJJ? or) Mjl teusO- Administration, Faculty, Staff: Andre Kirby Underclasswomen: Kristen Credgington Upper School Student Life: Stacey Andrews and Samantha Jarrett Sports and Activities: Rebekah Holmberg Lower School: Cami Cooper and Holly Bamford Ads: Katrina Weihs Photographers Typists Basically, all around Help: DeNise Rogers and Kate Veron Editor: Andrea Kirby Assistant Editors: Cami Cooper and Holly Bamford Photo Editor: Kristen Credgington Advisor: Ms. French That ever-smiling face just keeps us go- Hammy, Collie, Quis Heaven knows I ' m miserable now World Party poster Purdy Corrections Center for Women I could swear I put it right there! . Did you look in the garbage can? . . . Newton pooped on the floor! the magic money song Why don ' t we just use last year ' s pictures? . . Kris, why is it so hard for you to make captions that contain verbs?? . . Going to the movies with C H is like going to a shouting match; ask Kris Gaylord Magic Mend Liquid Plastic Adhesive PRE-VERT!!! Does this boy look more like a John or a Derek to you? Let ' s go take some photos! . . . K- Mart photo booth! . Marsha ... 3 week old tuna fish Where? At this point, we don ' t know .1 want to grow up and be just like Debbie! . . . Crop-to-Fit Joy and Nancy ruling that old recess Locked out again Oops. Thanks, Ms. French, for picking up the slack . . . Love, Us H, this pic just Had to go in!-C K ■ CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1987! We would like to say good - bye and good luck to all those members of the faculty who left Annie Wright in 1987: Kathy Habedank, K en Farshtey, Steve Youngs, and Elizabeth French. We will miss you! On May 16, 1987, the green ties observed the traditional May Day festivities; the class also en- joyed a beautiful day in the sun. This year ' s theme was Somewhere Out There . Members of the Lower and Upper School performed songs and dances for the seniors. The program ended with everyone singing Somewhere Out There . 1. The 1st grade performs the parachute dance. 2. Sra. Rossi irons the May Queen ' s train. 3. The Middle School dance class per- forms a creative dance with brightly colored ribbons. (Facing page) L May Queen Stacey Andrews sports a nerdy grin. 2. Jane Brown- ing and Lupita Gastelum wear funny fash- ions for the dress rehearsal. 3. The Upper School dance ensemble performs for the court. 4. Gillian Hay ward hugs her teddy bear while practicing her walk up to the court. 5. The kindergarten class hams it up before rehearsal. 6. The 2nd grade sings This is My Country . Highlights from the Softball season varied from practicing in the pouring rain to a hair raising 16 to 15 victory over CWA. The season record ended with 4 wins and 1 loss. This has been a great season for AWS ' first softball team in many years, and this was just prep- aration for an expected killer season next year. Rhondi Adair, an avid soft- ball player, assisted by her friend Evie, coached the team with great enthusiasm. Thanks Rhondi and Evie!! (back) Betsy Watt, Trisha Casey, Sophia Korum, Sheryl Sellards, Katie Staniewski, Stephanie Miller, Rho Adair, (front) Angela Weymss, Heather Doherty, Jaina Davis, Jennifer Jarvis, Lauren Van Atta 1. Stephanie slams a ball to the opposing team ' s outfield players. 2. Katy Speck warms up with her fellow players be- fore a game. 3. Ms. Adair smiles at the thought of revenge on CWA. 4. Evie advises the team from the side- lines as Mr. Timson keeps score. 5. The team organizes before an im- portant game. Tennis. . . to R) Sylvia Ng, Eva Yang, Kate Veron, Rebekah Holmberg, Holly Bamford, Kris Credgington, Yongtae Oh, Karyn Carpenter, Andrea eritt, Elaine Hseih, Cami Cooper, (front) Coach Carol Porter. Yt I SMILING FACES AND SPECI PRESENTATIONS 1. Jaina and Tiia enjoy themselves (as usual) at the Spring Dance. 2. Angie receives her Annie Wright plate from Ms. Soucey on May Day. ii Margaret, please accept our most humble apologies for forgetting to print the name of the hardest-working and most wonderful Senior Editor ever. We love you, Mags! THE LONG LOST VARSITY BASKETBALL PICTURE ... Andrea Everitt, Sylvia Ng, Elaine Hsieh, Jodi Gustavson (Manager), Melody Dale, Maria Lopez