Inglemoor High School - Scandia Yearbook (Kenmore, WA)

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1. Many couples had a memorable evening at the Senior Ball 2. Seniors had a great time on Blake bland for their Senior Breakfast. 3. Commencement for the class of 79 took place in the Seattle Center Arena and was a memorable event for all Seniors Enjoy Last Days Together UCUM VILLAqe GOOOTI.MKU EU ® . Indian Baked Salmon The Senior Ball was held April 28th near the waterfront at the Seattle Trade Center. Many couples from the Qass of 79 enjoyed dancing to the music of Reflections. Chairpersons. Pam Blessington and Lorraine Cam did an excellent job organizing the event and everyone who attended had a great time. The Class of 79’s Senior Breakfast was held on May 31 at Tillicum Village. The trip began with the Good Times cruise over to Blake Island. After a hearty breakfast, numerous awards were presented by teachers and students. A portion of the award winners were: The Gassiest Banana: Chris Gordon and Debbie Maples. Most Spirited: Bob Donaty and Gail Taylor. Most Likely to Succeed: Craig Kelly and Suzy Morgan. Biggest Pork: Mark Heying and Jaime McEwan. The exciting day ended with the return trip back to the pier. Commencement for the Seniors of 79 took place at the Seattle Center Arena on June 8th. The event marked the end of high school and the beginning of many new things. Senior Activities 97

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Diamonds are a Girl’s Best Friend! Consisting of 14 enthusiastic and spirited Vikings, the 1979 IHS Softball team possessed plenty of youth and talent. Al- though some members were plagued with injuries, the team was always optimistic and high-spirited. In his first year as Softball Coach at Inglemoor. Ron Romanick felt that the girls were enthusiastic and competitive. They set their goals high and worked hard to reach them. Assistant Coach Joyce Lyons added that while the team is young, many of the members have quite a bit of experience. Both Romanick and Lyons are looking for- ward to coaching the team again next year. 1. Juli Roehl runs to stop a ground ball. 2. 1979 Gris Softball Team: (back row) Head Coach. Ron Romanick. Dana Bollinger. Vicki Hart. Juli Roehl. Denise Deppa. Kelle Shea. Julie Schick. Assistant Coach Mrs. Joyce Lyons. (Front row) Manager. Michelle Rogers. Shirley Carson. Debbie Oark. Reesie Crawford. Debbie MjIIs, Danna Jacobson and Elisa Fowler. Not pictured are Linda Davis and Brenda Larsen. 3. Debbie Mills shows her skill at catching. 4. Juli Roehl practices her power swing. 5. Elisa Fowler gives Reesie Crawford directions on where to run. 6. Donna Jacobson reaches for a ball while Mr. Ron Romanick warms up the team. 96 Softball

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Spring came early with the unusual sunshine, bringing the usual “Spring Fever and Senioritis. Many special events and activities made the Spring of 79 a time to remember. This year’s intermittent Talent Show, sponsored by the Science Club, provided two evenings of excitement and original entertainment. The highlight was. once again, the rockin’ sounds of Will Haley and the Vomits, featuring faculty members. The winners of the several categories were treated to a special Feast banquet. International Weekend. March 22-24. was put together by David Agnor and the Language Arts Department. Several exchange students from other schools in the area came for the weekend to view another American family and school. Many activities were planned for them including coming to school with their host, attending a Pep Assembly, going roller skating, having a picnic at Denny Beach and a potluck dinner. They enjoyed the weekend and meeting many people. By students’ choice, this year's Spring Tolo was a Sadie Hawkins Dance. Many couples, complete in overalls and cowboy hats, danced in the gym to the sound of United Flyte. The dance, sponsored by the junior class, was an evening of “overall” success. Sun Valley. Idaho, was the spot for this year’s annual spring ski trip organized by Mr. Roger Jewell. The students came back bronzed or reddened, as the case may be - by a week of skiing in the sun. Despite the long, boring bus ride, everyone seemed to have a really good time. “Sky-high” Viking Spirit was demonstrated by the Great Cheer-Offs. They were sponsored by KYYX and DJ's Sound City, held at Lake Hills Teen Dance Center. The cheerleaders’ dance, choreographed by senior Pam McCormick, was one factor in the Vikings' success. Inglemoor defeated Bothell. Mercer Island and Redmond to advance to the finals. Mr. Hjalmer Anderson and the drama department did well at WATA (Washington Association of Theatre Arts) competition. They received Best Musical Cutting for “Guys and Dolls.” and Laurel Cancilla and Jenny Goldsworthy received a third in Puppetry. Inglemoor was well represented in KingCo Solo and Ensemble competition. Out of 22 people sent on to state competition, six were from Inglemoor. Ann Roetcisoender. alto and Steve Jones, tenor, both won the state competition in their respective categories. 98 Spring Activities Vikings Get Into 1. Tammy Davis, on drums, wonders if Scott Abbott is really a singer.