Inglemoor High School - Scandia Yearbook (Kenmore, WA)

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1. French Club members assemble in adviser Jeannie Fry's room (Shy-ly hiding-lower right!) 2. It seems almost like “Taco Time as Spanish Club assembles in room 105. 2 3 Foreign Language Clubs are CUSTOMarily Exciting 3. Shivering in the snow. Inglemoor s German Club enioys another wonderful time in the Bavarian-type village of Leavenworth. l.H.S. Language Clubs got off to an early start th| year. Ambitious German students sold delicious pep peroni sticks to raise money which helped finance number of activities. One such activity was the annu funfilled trip to Leavenworth for the Christmas Ligl Festival. Throughout the year students enjoyed sue treats as Birschermussli and Torte in an opportunity 1 sample German cuisine. Spanish Club members started their year with potluck dinner at Eric Parker’s home. Many Mexice and Spanish foods were prepared and quickly di appeared. Many things were planned such as a Chris mas party where students broke a piffata for goodie and trips to Mexican restaurants. The ever busy French Club members tried to absoi as much French culture as the school year would allov Potluck and progressive dinners, making crepes an fondue, sampling French cheeses and frequent trips t Gerard’s Relais de Lyon and other French restaurant offered a wide variety of activities to suit everyone taste. The annual French Club Ski Trip to Cryst Mountain was a favorite event. A new idea this year w having French people visit classes and help in convers» tion and understanding French culture. 30 Clubs

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WraaPl I S Vikings Keep on Truckin’ This year’s Cross-Country team worked hard and put forth a great effort. Even though their wins were not many, they still displayed the Viking pride of giving it their best! They were led by captain Greg Lamb and co-captain Carla Randall. Brent Carlson who worked out hard all summer was voted most inspira- tional even though he broke his leg during the first meet of the season. As head coach, Mr. Jim Kline and his assistants. Deanna Buskas, Dick Yonk. and David Long were proud of their team. The Viking Cross- Country team worked very hard for their school and should definitely be applauded!! THANKS TEAM! 1. Greg Lamb and Paul Schuster show their brute strength by holding up the goal post. 2. Team members are: Jeff Morehouse. Don Deach. Warren Steffes. Brent Corwin. Tom Rivers. Paul Schuster. Stephani Nazerenus, Greg Lamb. Lori Holman. Bob Mclcher. Carla Randall. John Nazarenus. Steve Leovy. Vince Delaney and Mike Stamm. 3. Steve Leovy struggles to the finish line. Cross-Country 29

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Artfull Clubs - Impressively Expressive Inglemoor's clubs showed their artful talents this year both in spoken language and handmade arts and crafts. Pottery Club consisted of a group of students who were seriously interested in ceramics. They created numerous projects which were sold at Christmas time to raise extra money for things not normally included inthe budget. Working together with Art Club, these two groups of ambitious students produced a number of items such as hand-thrown pottery, marbled gift wrap, stained glass, batiks and bookbinding projects. Background scenery for» concerts, decorations and other special projects were also included on the art club agenda. Debate Club really grew and doubled in size this year. Enthusiasm and interest followed the increased numbers setting the club off to an excellent start. Besides the KingCo League and Tournament Com- petition. members had time to sponsor a fall dance and work on getting recognition letters for debate. Next year the hopes are that debate will be even larged and noticed as a fun and profitable activity. 1. Senior Bob Winkler expresses his talent while intently working on a clay masterpiece for Pottery Club. 2. Working diligently and seriously on another beautiful stained glass creation is Pottery Club member Jeff Hardy. 3. Adviser Sue Knowles and Ken Goodwin watch over Miriam Ory as she completes another Art Club project. 4. Art Club member Lana Martin works on one of the stained glass pieces, a popular new class this year. I.H.S. Debaters Again Show Their Enthusiastic Support