Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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Hill HAHSliT i u i hi r Student Council’s major objective, for the 4th year in a row is the tennis courts, but this year they are looking at it from a different point of view. During the ASB elections last spring, the students were promised by candidate Jeff Wamsley that he would not graduate until the courts were completed. At the time this was a safe promise to make, but since then prices have skyrocketed to the point where the district is unable to give total financial support. . . so come September Heaven only knows where Jeff will be. John Remington, Jeff Wamsley, Sue Raezer, and Cindy Regan were delegates to Boys' and Girls' State, held at CWSC in Ellensburg this past summer. Boys' and Girls' State is a mock government sponsored by the American Legion Post and Auxiliary in which Junior students from virtually every city in the state participate.

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W6SH 1 Would you buy a car from these men (President Jeff Wamsley and Vice-President Kirk Swcnsen)? Secretary Sue Cook and Business Manager Jim Lane did and seemed to get the short end of the deal. Treasurer Marga Pfeiffer shows immense enjoyment as she cashes away her share of the profits.

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Kiyut in The most important policy makers for the Arlington School District are composed of people that you see very little of and yet who must accept either the praise or criticism for their decisions on the future of our school system. These people are responsible for keeping the community's support and meeting the state's school standards. These include board members Ken Casperson, Donna Robb, Superinten- dent Richard Post, Sam Nebel, Gus Boettcher, and Don Regan. Some more famil- iar faces are those of Principal John Coxon and Vice-Principal Millard Lord. 22