Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

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Steve Aagard Chuck Acker Phyllis Aldrich Larae Allaire MESIKA 11, LAYOUT EDITOR 12, A.S.B. Rep. 12, Sr. Ball Refreshments Chair. 12, lr. Prom Dec. 11, Chairman National Honor Society 11,12 Mark Allen Transfer from Kansas, Football 10,11,12, lr. Class Pres. 11, Varsity Club 11, 12,A.S.B.Rep.10,11 l omcy 5 loo o. 13 Les Alsobrook Boys' Club 12, Chorus 12 Al Amundson Cross Country 10,11,12, Basketball 10,11,12, Base- ball 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11, Pres 12, Chorus 12 Carmen Anderson Ski Club 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Girls' Club Pub Chair. Carol Anderson Orchestra 10,11,12, Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12, Debate 11,12, School Musical 10,11,12 Connie Anderson Gary Anderson C-reg Anderson lon Anderson Kathy Anderson Ken Anderson Kris Anderson Girls' Club Rep.11g Drill Team 10 Norm Anderton 14 Micky Arnquist Mesika Staff 115 Girl's Club Programs Commit- teep Art Clubg Bits of Glass Staffg Soph, Dance Committee Paul Arsenych Bob Ashabraner M.U.N. 11,12 Tom Ashbrook Football 10,11,12g Choir 115 Pres.125 Impressions 11,12g School Plays 10,11, 125 Ski Club 10,11 Glenn Aylesworth Curt Ayers Firewater 115 Boys' Club11,12 Bryce Baker National Honor Socie- ty 11,12 Shelley Baker Kerry Bannister Wrestling 10,115 Fire- water10,11 Marjorie Bardan Girls' Club Cabinett 115 Girls' Club Corre- sponding Sec. 125 F.T.A. 11,12, o.A.A. 10, 11,125 Letterwomen 11,12 Allen Barnett Chorus 10,'l'l,12 Darla Barrans Dean Barrett Transfer from Shadle Park5 A.S.B. Rep. 105 Band 10,11,125 Gym- nastics11 Shelley Bart G.A.A. 105 Firewater 115 junior Class Alt. 11 D.E.C.A.'l2 Charles Bartolini 15 Linda Bash Shannon Baughn Rick Bauman Greg Beaver Ron Beidleman Cross Country 10,11, 125 Track 11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Student Assistant12 Bruce Bell lay Bell Football 10, Baseball 10, 11,12, Varsity Club 12, Soph. Council 10, Soph. Dance Com. 10 Ken Bell Firewater11, A.S.B. Rep. 11 Eugene Bendt Darlene Bergerson Tolo General Chairman 12, Ski Club 10,11,12, Fire- water 10,11,12, Senior Board 12, Girls' Club Cab- inet 12 Charlyn Bethel F.T.A. 10 Sec. 11 Pres. 12, Band, Orch. 1o,11,12, Choir 12, National Honor Society 10, Sec. 11,12, Fi- rewater10,11,12 jenn Billinge MESIKA 12, Firewater 10, 11, Sec. 12, Squaw of the Month-Sept., Drama 11,12 SueBingham M.U.N.10, Choir 12, School Play 11, Bits of Glass12 Joyce Birch Cyndy Bird National Honor Society 11,12, F.T.A. 11,12, Ski Club12,ArtClub12 16 Bob Black Donna Bluhm Firewater 10,11, F.T.A. 11, junior Prom Pictures Chairman 11, Senior Ball Tickets Chairman 12, D.E.C.A.Treasurer 12 Patricia Bly Girls' Club Rep. 10, Fire- water12, l.R.L.12 jan Blythe Band 10,1'l,'l2, CHIEFTAIN 11,12, Firewater 10,11, Ski Club10,11 Ken Boe Wrestling 12 Marilyn Bogart Girls' Club Rep. 10,11, Fi- rewater 10,11,12, junior Council 11, Sophomore Council 10, Ski Club 11 Alan Bondelid Y? Tina Bone Debbie Borgan Doug Boyles National Honor Society 11,12, Track 10,11,12, ASB Rep. 10,11,12, Varsity Club 11,12, Boys' State Rep. 12 Dan Branstetter Athletics 10,11,12 Butch Brevig Gary Brewer National Honor Society 11,12, Cross Country 10, 12, Band'l1,12 Sue Broesch Firewater 10, Chorus 10,12 Carol Brown Firewater 10 F.B.L.A. 12 George Bottin Wrestling 10, Firewater1O, 12, Baseball 10,11,12, Boys' Club 10,11, Sgt. at Arms 12, Varsity Club 11,12 Uggx AQ ygnxlk gmu.. coli-Nd W2-Wbl' JO Charles Brown Nancy Brown Firewater 10,11, Pres. 12 Tolo Committee 11, Se nior Board 12 Monte Brownlee Jacqueline Brownson G.A.A. 10, Firewater 11 F.T.A.12 ludi Brubaker Transfer from jackson ville, Art Club 11,12 Marching Band 10,11, jr. and Senior Ball Chairman Lucy Bunker Bruce Burton Kathy Burton Scott Butler Firewater 12 Chuck Burbank 4 C ll' , , Mark Byrd Senior Board 12 I lisc .51 Kathy Burke ilii x N 'J-'J National Honor Society , L m 11,12, Letterwomen 11, T 1 Pres. 12, F.T.A. 10,11,12, ' Firewater 11,12 Chris Burley Diane Burtis Transfer from California, Drill Team 10, Firewater 18 Lorne Campbell Wrestling Manager 11,12, MUTTS 10,11,12, Tennis Manager 11,12, Baseball Manager10 ludy Carlson F.T.A. 10,11,12, Choir 12, Fredrick and Nelson Fash- ion Board 12, Firewater 10,12, A.S,B. Rep 11 Richard Carlson Cross Country 12, M.U.N. 10,11,12 Richard Carlstad Lab ASs't. 11,12 Anne Carter A.S.B. Rep 12, Alternate 11, Senior Board Rep. 12, F.T,A. 10, Firewater 11 Dave Carter Larry Carter Choir 10,11,12, Student Council 10, junior Prom Co-chairman 11, Senior Board 12, School play 12 Mary lane Carter Girls' Club Rep 10, G.A.A. 10, Medics10,11,12 Duane Chaffee Lettermen 10, Chorus 11, Choir 12, Track team 10 Rod Chalker Lawrence Chase Lowell Chase Howard Chichester D.E.C.A. Vice-Pres. 12, Boys' Club Vice-Pres. 12, Football 10, Student council 12, Basketball 10, 11,12 Peggy Childers Choir 12, Girls' Club Rep. 12, Chorus 10,11 Christi Chrisman Firewater 12, CHIEFTAIN 10,11 Gary Christiansen Mickey Clark Chorus 10,11,12 Sheryl Clements Leslie Cockreham Coleen Cole Transfer from Garfield, Vice-Pres. Girls' Club 12, National Honor Society V.P. 12, Exchange Pro- gram Chairman 11,12 Larry Conner A knot Robin Consani Tennis 10,11, Firewater 11, 12, Ski Club 10, Girls' Club Rep. 12 Rita Cooke Firewater 10,11, Girls' Club 1O,11,12 Dave Copley Firewater Mascot 12, Football 10, M.U.N.10,11, 12, A.S.B. Rep.12, Ski club1o,11,12 Ron Copp Baseball 1O,11,12, Varsity Club 12 Raymond Copple Peggy Corbett Transfer from Laughbon, i.R.L.12, F.T.A. 11, Tennis 11,CHlEFTAlN 12 Timm Corier Football 1O,11,12, Basket- ball 10, Chorus 11,12, Boys' Club 11,12, Varsity club11,12 Mary Cormier Denise Costa DECA 12, A.S.B. Rep. 11, Guitar Club 11, Senior Magazine 12, Fund Raiser Man.12 Dennis Cramer Theresa Cressey CHIEFTAIN 11, News Edi- tor 12 Rick Crosby Murlene Cross Drill Team 10, Girls' Club 1o,11,12 Diane Crossfield Firewater 12 ConnieCrow l.R.L. 12, F.B.L.A. 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12 Pam Curtis Transfer from Kansas Tom Dahlgren Melinda Darden Choir 11,12, Girls' Club Rep. 11, Firewater 11, Chorus 10,A.S.B. Rep.11 Cindy Dart Soph. Class Sec. 10, Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 11, Tolo Chairman 11, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 12, Student Council 10,11,12 Sheryl Dastis Firewater 10, Impressions 12, Choir 10,11,12, Girls' Club Cor. Sec. Colleen Davis G.A.A. 10, Ski Club 10, F.B.L.A.11,12 Pat Davis Robert Davis Sherman Davis Firewater 10,11,12, A.S.B. Rep. 10 Dan Day may had .N - - i wwe 19- , , 5 ,,.,-:,:q. l'f..1.f Sandra Dean leanette De Hart Doreen Devine l.R.L. 125 M.U.N. 125 School Play 10 Sherrill Dieu Impressions 125 Choir 125 Chorus 10,11 Cheryl Dodge Cheerleader 125 Ski Club Treas. 115 Senior Board 125 Firewater 10,11,125 lr. Maid of Honor 11 Candy Dodson Transfer from Nathan Hale Flrewater 11,125 l.R.L. 125 SkiClub11 Lynne Doerschlag Songleader 11,125 Nation- al Honor Society 11,125 Firewater 10,115 Ski Club 10,11 Linda Doty Firewater 10,11,125 Soph. Vice-Pres. 105 F.B.L.A. 11, 12 Dorian Downer Phyllis Doyle Orchestra 10,11,125 junior Counsel 115 Medics 10,11, 125 F.B.L.A. 115 o.A.A. 10, 11,12 22 Phil Dreke Lyle Dupree Anne Echelbarger Firewater 10,11,12 M.U.N.10,11, Pres. 12 Letterwomen 10,115 jun ior Class Secretary 11 Girls'ClubCabinet12 Mike Eddings Art Club 125 Folk Guitar 125 Tolo Dec. Comm. 11, 125 A.S.B. Rep. 11 Bob Ehlman Varsity Club 11,12, Bas ketball 10,11,125 Firewater 10,11,12, Tolo Dec. Comm,10 ludy Eidal Barb Ellenwood Girls' Club Rep. 10,115 Drill Team 115 F.B.L.A.125 lr. Prom Dec. Comm 115 Sr. Ball Comm. Chairman 12 Don Ellenwood Football 10,11,125 Wres- tling 10,11,125 Track 10,115 Varsity Club12 23 Emily Elwonger Soph. Council Rep. 10 Randy Eneix Doug England Student Council 10,115 Cross Country 10,115 Fire- water 11,125 Track 10,115 Wrestling 11, Captain 12 Ken Erickson Radio Club 115 Medics 11, 125 F.B.L.A. 115 Firewater 12 jim Erxleben Senior Board 12 Greg Etchison Sylvia Eudy Firewater 10,115 Ski Club 10,115 Girls' Club Rep. 11, 125 junior Council Rep. 11, i.R.L.12 Audrey Evonuik Firewater 10,115 Chorus 105 DECA 125 DOD Marche Fashion Board 12 Sue Felde Linda Felt Girls' Club Alt. 115 Stu- dent Council Alt. 115 Fire- water 10 Vernon Ferrel A.S.B. Rep. 105 National Honor Society 125 junior Cruise Com.5 Senior Board Rep. 5 Executive Council Steve Flatten Cross Country 10,11,12 Track 10,11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Ski club1o,11,12 Doug Fietchner Cross Country 10,115 Track 10,115 Varsity Club 11 Rick Fletcher Boys' Club 10,11,125 Cross Country 1O,11,125 Wres- tling 10,11,125 Track 1O,11, 125 Varsity Club 11,12 Vaughn Fierke Track 105 Stage Crew 11, Pres. 125 Choir 125 M.U.T.T.S. 115 National Honor Society11,12 Tom Foster Basketball 10,115 Tennis 10,115 Varsity Club 11,125 Firewater 10,115 junior Council Robert Fish Band 10,11,125 Orchestra 10,11,125 Baseball Manag- er 10,11,125 Football Man- ager 10,11,12 Debbie Francis Steve Flauding Chorus 10,11,12 Chris Frane Firewater 11,125 Ski Club 105 Girls' Club Cabinet 12 24 4:19 nail Robert Frazier Jeanie Fry Exchange Student to Mexico5 Girls' State Rep. junior Prom Gen. Chair- man5 l.R.L. 105 Sec. 115 National Honor Society 11 Al Garthe Football 105 Baseball 10 Bill Gerrard Shirley Gerard F.B.L.A. 115 Student Council Rep. 115 Firewa- ter11 David Gerlach Sue Gerrard Band 10,11,12j C-.A.A.11 L' Neil Gerth Lynn Gibb MESlKA11g LAYOUT EDITOR 125 I.R.L.10,11g Vice-Pres. 12g National Honor Society 11,125 Fire- water 10,11,125 Ski Club 10,11,V.P. 12 Bobbie Giedt Susan Gilman Girls' Club Rep.10p Fire- water10,11g DECA 12 Lynne Goebel Pepper Goldsmith Dennis Graham Track 10,'I1,12p Varsity Club11,12 Debbie Gramann National Honor Society 11,125 F.B.L.A.11,12j Fire- water11 Becky Grandy fi . HRX, -Rwm Skllys x0t,5ruJN9-AJ H1032-j -X-'MVXGQ Megan Graves CHIEFTAIN 11, EDITOR 125 I.R.L. 11, Pres. 125 M.U.N. 125 Ski Club 10,11, 125 National Honor Socie- ty12 Kareen Green F.T.A.105 F.B.L.A.11,125 Firewater 11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 MESlKA12 Wade Griffith Karen Grosenick Sr. Class Treas.125 Stu- dent Council Rep. 11,125 Firewater 10,115 F.B.L.A. 12 Gail Grossman Choir 11,125 Impressions 125 School Play 115 Na- tional Honor Society 11,12 Shirley Grosso Chorus 10,11,12 C.T.Grubbs Football 10,115 Boys Club 10,11,125 Chorus 11,125 Fredericks Rep. from M.H.S.'l2 lan Gullickson Firewater115 F.B.L.A. 12 Timothy Haddenham Sally Hagen Firewater 10,11,125 I.R.L. 10,11,125 lr. Prom Com. 11 26 Guy Hall M.U.N. 115 School Play 11 Mike Hall Firewater 12 Sydney Hall Harry Halliburton Basketball Man. 11,12 Soph. Baseball 10 Candy Hamilton G.A.A. 105 Drill Team 11 loy Hamilton Firewater 10,11,125 Drill Team 115 Girls' Club Rep. 10,115 F.B.L.A.125 MED- lCS10 Arlene Hansen Firewater 11 Christie Hammond Denise Hammond Bob Hammontree National Honor Society 11,125 Wrestling Manager 115 Track Manager 115 Varsity Club 11,125 Boys' Club 11 loan Hammontree G.A.A. 105 F.B.L.A. 115 Fi- rewater12 Gary Hansen Patsy Harpst Cheerleader 125 Firewater 10,125 ski Club 10,11,125 Girls' Club Rep. 11 lane Hartsfield Senior Class Sec. 125 M.U.N. 11, Treas. 125 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Firewater 10,11,125 Girls' Club Rep. 11 Sheila Harrell Art Club 11, Treas. 125 Fi- rewater 10,11,125 junior Prom Com. 115 Girls' Club Rep. 11 Kristi Hartwell Firewater 10,115 Girls' Club Rep. 10,125 Mutts 12 lan Hartlove Firewater 105 DECA Sec. 125 Senior Ball Pub. Chair. Ski Club 10,11 Scott Hawes Terry Hawkins Hilary Henderson Charles Hawley A.S.B. V.P. 125 National Honor Society 10,11,125 Student Council Rep. 115 Debate 11,125 Cross Country10 Melissa Henkel Dennis Hegland joe Herbert Kyle Helmann Linda Hermanson Band 105 G.A.A. 105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Firewater 12 Paul Helms MESlKA ART EDITOR 125 Cross Country 11,125 Var- sity Club 11,125 Track 10, 11,12 Susan Heyworth 28 !l, Marcia Hickey Transfer from Nathan Hale5 I.R.L. 125 Firewater 11,125 ski Club 11 Carol Hjertstedt Community Service Committee 105 Friendship Committee 10,11 Steve Hohenshelt Daniel Hollinger Shirley Holmgren Choir 10,11,125 Medics 12, Treas. 115 F.T.A. 115 G.A.A.'lO,11 Kathy Honeycutt Firewater 10,115 Mutts 11, 12' G.A.A. 10 jim Horch Gerald Hopfauf Basketball Manager 11,125 Tennis 11 Molly Hause Girls' Club Rep. 10, A.S.B. Rep. 10,115 Firewater 10, 11, l.R.L. 12 Kirk Howell Football 10,11,12, Basket- ball1o,11,12 Carol Huck Firewater 10,11,12, Girls' Club Rep. 10,12, M.u.N. 11, sec. 12, F.B.L.A. 12, F.T.A.12 Marcella Irwin National Honor Society 11,12g Medics 10,11, Pres. 12, Firewater10,11,12 Dea Hudson Barb jackson Chorus Diana Huston National Honor Society 11,125 Medics Club 10,11, 12, M.U.N.12 Suejackson National Honor Society 11,121 F.T.A. 10,125 MESI- KA11, COPY EDITOR 125 l.R.L.10 jim Huston Terry Ienson john Irvine Larry lesmer A.S.B. Rep. 10, Track 10, 11, Firewater 10,11,12, Choir 11,12, Impressions 11,12 Tom lesmer Doug johnson Gayle Johnson hAlLN.1OgBand10j1J2g Flrewater 12 jim Johnson Linda johnson Firewater 10,11, Treas, 125 Choir 125 Band, Grand coun.10,11, Class Rep. 10 11g Student Council Rep. 10j1 Marrlyn johnson Randy johnson Football 11g Firewater 11, 125 Student Council 10 Randy Lee johnson Sharon johnson james jones Steven jones Student Council Rep. 11 12 Bente Jonsson Foreign Student Norway 125 A.S.B. Representative 125 l.R.L. 12 Karen julian Ski Club 105 Firewater 11, Cathy Kantner National Honor Society 11,125 Orchestra 105 M.U.N,11,125 G.A.A.10 Dave Kellogg Vic Keppler Larry Kertz Varsity Club 11,125 Med- ics 11,125 M.U.T.S. 10,11, 125 Track Manager 10,11, 125 Student Council Rep. 11 john Keyes Doug Kimmel Chorus 12 Karen Kimmel Chorus 12 A jan Knight Songleader 125 Firewater 10,11,125 jr. Prom Ref. Chr. 115 I.R.L,11,125 Se- nior Board Rep. 12 Richard Knight Diane Knorr Girls' Club Rep. 105 F.T.A. 10,11,125 Chorus 12 Kerry Koepp Senior Class Pres. 125 A.S.B. Rep. 11,125 Boy's State Representative5 Track 105 Firewater12 Sandi Krizan Art Club Secretary 125 Girls' Club Cabinet 11,125 Firewater 10,11,125 Senior Board 12 Connie Krutsinger Transfer from Singapore 'QQQX W as is Ji? ga, he Cindee Kuhn Chorus 115 Choir 125 Mascot 125 Firewater 11, 12 Kim Kuntz Student Council Rep. 115 Firewater12 Patty LaBarge National Honor Society 10,11,125 Girls' Club Cabi- net 125 Girls' Club Rep. 125 F.T.A.1O,12, Treas. 11 Sally Lager Sr. Homecoming Princess 125 Cheerleader 11, Queen 125 lr. Council Rep. 115 Firewater 105 Soph. Treasurer 10 Elaine Lambert Girls' Club 10,11,125 F.B.L.A. 11,12 1iIlLarmore leanette Larsen Orchestra 10,11,125 Na- tional Honor Society 11, 125 MUN 11,125 Firewater 10,11,125 FTA12 Marney Larsen Football 10,11,125 Varsity Club12 Chris Larsen Rita Laymen 32 Mary Lepley Connie Likkel lr. Class Treas.115 Cheer leader 125 lay lacobs Fash Board 125 Firewater 10,11 125 Girls' Club Rep. 11 Richard Lindsay Track 10,11,125 Chorus 11, 12 Nancy Litwiller Mike Locken lan Lopez Chorus 12 Kirk Lyon Debbie Lyons Orchestra 10,11,125 Girls Club Friendship Com. 10, 11, Chairman 125 F.T.A. 10,11,125 School Play 11 Steven Magruder 'MQW' Robert Maine Wrestling 10,11,125 Radio Club 10,11,125 Stage Crew Kathy Mallory A.S.B. Rep. 125 Senior Board12 Gary Malmquist Football 105 Track 10,11, 125 Boys' Club 125 Varsity Club12 Audrey Manley Band 10,11,125 Firewater 10 jenny Mantooth MESIKA ART EDITOR 125 Art Club 115 Pres. 125 Girls' Club Rep. 105 Se- nior Board Alternate5 Fi- rewater11,12 Michele Marks Bernice Marleau Bob Marshal Liz Marshall joe Martin Baseball Manager 11,125 Boys' Club 11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Intramurals 11,125 Football 10 Steve Martin jim McCalmon Penny McCalmon A.S.B. Rep. 105 Firewater 10,11,125 Girls' Club Cabi- net 125 DECA Historian 12 Greg McCollum Basketball 10,11,125 Var- sity Club 10,11,125 A.S.B. Rep. 10,115 Boys' Club 10, 11,12 Dave McDonald Chorus 125 Firewater125 Boys' Club 12 Ava McGonigal jim McHeffy Track 10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Football 10 Robert McLaughlin Transfer from Prospect H.S.5 Football Manager 115 Track Manager 105 Firewater125 Football Sta- tistics 12 Robert McLeod 34 1 ki 'i-45119 Laura McMahon Colleen McPherron MESIKA115 LAYOUT EDITOR 125 National Honor Society 11,125 Se- nior Ball Gen. Chairman 125 Senior Board 125 jun- ior Prom Decorations Chairman 11 Kim McShane Tennis 10,11,12 Barbara McVay Rena Meffo rd Dean Meyers Stan Mickels Track 11,125 Cross Coun- try 10,11,125 Baseball 105 Varsity Club 11, Sgt. at Arms 125 Boys' Club 10,11, Christine Miller MESIKA 11,12, National Honor Society 11,125 Fire- water 10,11 Gary Miller DECA Pres. 125 Firewater 115Tennis10 Mark Miller M.U.N. 'lO,'l1,'l2 Baseball Manager 115 CHIEFTAIN 12 Milton Miller M.U.N.10,11,125 National Honor Society 11,12 Pat Miller Vickie Miller G.A.A. 10,11,125 Letter- women 125 F.T.A. 12 Warner Miller Peggy Mitchell Transfer from Shorecrest5 Girls' Club Rep. 10,11 Dan Mohr Firewater 125 Wrestling 125 Bits of Glass 125 Track 12 Pat Monahan Boys' Clu b 12 Sue Montgomery Firewater 10,115 Girls Club Rep.11 Debby Mooney Transfer for lngraharn5 Firewater 11,125 Ski Club 115 l.R.L.125 Senior Ball Com. john Mitchell Cross Country 10,11,125 Track10,11,12 1 Barbara Moore Chorus 12 Diane Morgan A.S.B. Rep. 125 Choir 11, 125 Impressions 125 Let- terwomen 11,125 Firewa- ter10,11,12 Steve Morgan Football 10,11,125 Wres- tling 1O,11,125 Firewater 125 Varsity Club12 Pamela Morris Sharon Morris Mike Murdock Rick Nau Carol Nelson Deanna Nelson Transfer from Kansas5 Fi- rewater125 M.U.N.125 F.T.A. 125 Girls' Club Al- ternate12 Laura Nelson National Honor Society 10,'l15F.T.A.10,11,'l2 36 Lydia Nelson Val Nelson Cathy Nestor Chris Nichols Maija Niemela I.R.L. 11,125 Firewater12 David Niven Band 10,11, Ski Club 10, 11, MESIKA BUSINESS MANAGER 12, Tennis 10, National Honor Society 11,12 Tom Noonan Tennis 10,11,12, Boys' Club 10,11,12, Firewater 10,11,12,SkiClub10,11 Ron Oldfield National Honor Society 11,12, Athletics 10,11,12, Chorus 10,11,12, Firewa- ter10,11,12, M.U.N. 11,12 joel Orner Senior Board 12, Ski Club 10 11' Hand Book 12 Barney Osbu rn Bob Osborn Cross Country 10, Wres- tling 10, Football 11, Track 11, F.B.L.A. 12 Mike Pace Art Club 12 Pat Paige Tennis 10,11,12, C..A.A. 'l0,11,12, Letterwomen 11, 12, Senior Board 12 Ron Paschall Ski Club 11, Chorus 12, Firewater12 Sue Pearse Senior Board 12, DECA 12, lunior Council 11, lr. Cruise Com. 11, Firewater 10,11 Maureen Pearson Wayne Pearson junior Council 11, Firewa- ter11, Basketball lntra. 10 Caroline Perkins Choir 11,12, Impressions 12, Baton Majorette 12, Band 11,12, Senior Board 12 ludy Peterson CHIEFTAIN 11,12, School Play 10, Firewater10,11, Western Sun Correspond- ent 12 Kathleen Peterson Larry Peterson li Sue Peterson Firewater 11,12, Ski Club 11, Tolo Committee 12 Kim Pettelle 'N Madeline Piper Larry Pitchford Mark Pitts Transfer from Wichita, Bits of Glass 12 Paul Plesha National Honor Society 11,12, Varsity Club 11,12, Cross Country 10,11,125 WrestIing11,Track11,12, Meribeth Prouty leanne Pursell Pat Power Dan Pressler Tara Probert Firewater 11,12, I.R.L. 12, M.U.N. 12, Art Club 11,12 38 Lynne Pursell Orchestra 10,11,12 Debry Radke Thea Rainville Band 105 Ski Club 115 F.B.L.A.125 Firewater11, 12 Ken Ralph A.S.B. Pres. 125 Soph. Pres. 105 Debate 11,125 Nation- al Honor Society 11,125 Tennis 10,11 Bruce Ramsey MESIKA-IN-CHIEF 125 Debate 10,11,125 A.S.B. Rep. 105 Chess Club 10 Carmen Redmond National Honor Society 11,125 Girls' Club Rep. 115 School Play 105 CHIEF- TAIN125F.B.L.A.11 Linda Reed Ski Club 105 Art Club 11, 12, A.s.B. Rep. 10,12 Bonnie Reid M.U.N.105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Publicity Com. 10 Tim Renfrow Sharon Reynolds Chorus 115 Choir 125 F.T.A.12 Roberta Rhoades Pam Riedlinger MEDlCS105F.T.A.10,11, 125 Firewater115 National Honor Society5 Ski Club 125 Larry Robbins Duane Robinson Cross Country 105 A.S.B. Rep. 10,115 A'.S,B. Alter- nate 125 Student Asst. 11, 125 Mag. Fund Drive Chair.115 Teresa Robinson janet Rocco Firewater 11 Cheri Rogers A.S.B. Sec. 125 National Honor Society 11,125 l.R.L.115 Firewater105 Girls' Club Standards Committee10 Cheryl Rolston Transfer From Westhamp- ton Beach5 F.B.L.A. 12 Ron Rose Cross Country 11,125 Ac- tive Boys' Club 11 Dave Ross A.S.B. Rep. 10,11,125 Base- ball 10,115 Basketball 10, 115 National Honor Socie- ty 11,125 F.T.A. 12 lean Rothnie Firewater 105 School Play 105 Girls' Club Rep. 115 Girls' Club Recording Sec. 12 Martin Rowen Steve Rupeiks Scott Rutledge Basketball 11,12 Stewart Rutledge Basketball 11,12 Sue Sage 40 Mike Sahlin Audrey Sailor Harold Sandbop Harvey Sandhop Lane Savitch Cathy Scharer MESIKA 11, CO-EDITOR 125 F.B.L.A. 11, Pres.125 Firewater 10,11,125 Senior Ball Programs Chairman 125 Sophomore Council 10 lan Schenk Choir 10 Connie Schnittyer Doug Schroeder Boys' Club 10,11,125 Wrestling 105 Ski Club 10, 115 Student Council 12 Ed Schweizer Brunella Schwind Transfer from North Da- kota5 Girls' Club Rep. 11, 125 F.T.A. 125 National Honor Society 12 Quentin Seager Cross country 11,125 Track 11,12 Carolyn Seaman Transfer from S.R. Butler High5 Chorus 105 Spanish Club 10,115 Ski Club 125 Girls' Club Rep. 12 Dan Sebers Football 10,115 Track 105 Wrestling 10,11,125 Stu- dent Council 125 Varsity Club11,12 Pam Shane Girls' Club Rep. 11,125 Ski Club 10,11,125 Firewater 125 Tolo Committee Chairman 11 Starla Shaner Transfer from California5 Welcoming Committee 105 Masque 8r Dagger 10 lulie Shook Robin Shrock Kathy Shultz Richard Schultz Tom Shurtz Penny Siegel National Honor Society 11,125 Letterwomen 11,125 F.B.L.A. 11,125 A.S.B. Rep. 105 C-irls' Club Rep. 11 Dora Silva Kristi Silver Firewater 10,11,125 A.S.B. Alt. 125 MEDICS 125 Ski Club 10,11, Sec.-Tres. 125 Tolo Dec. Com. 11 Mike Simon Senior Board 12 Mark Slocum Band 10,11,125 Sta 11,12 Larry Smith Senior Board 12 Terry Smith 42 ge Band Ward Smith Wrestling 10 Susanne Staats National Honor Society 12, M.u.N.12, F.T.A.11, , 12 Ron Stalter Brad Stave Football 10,11, Captain 125 Wrestling 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10,115 Boys' Club 11, 125 Student Standards 12 Rod Steele Band 11,125 Firewater 125 CHIEFTAIN 115 Boys' Club5 I.R.L.12 Larry Steen Pat Stenger Peg Stenger Kay Stephenson Firewater 125 Senior Board 125 Soph. Council5 l.R.L.125 A.S.B. Rep. Al- ternate Helen Stevenson Transfer from ldaho5 F.B.L.A.11,125 Drama10 lan Stewart r.T.A. 105 ski Club 10,115 Girls'Club Rep. 10 Tony Stewart Penny Stidham Transfer from Texasp MEDlCS12 Pat Stillman Diana Stoe Firewater 10,115 A.S.B. Alt. 10,115 Senior Board 125 Chorus 10 Marla Storay Transfer from Kansas5 Band 10,11,125 Marching Band 10,11,125 Art Club12 ValerieStuhr Songleader 125 Firewater 'l0,'I1,'l2 Nicki Stumpf Chorus 12 Linda Suarez Girls' Club Cabinet 115 Senior Board 125 F.B.L.A. 11,12g M.u.N. 125 Ball Pic. Chair. 12 Doug Su bcleff A.S.B. Rep. 115 Varsity Club 11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Cross Country 10,11,125 Track 10,11,12 . - ' ieaews .Q fffstwsfwfs 5 5 ....k. , - 7 D X . . Q-Stl?- -'fi ' ig , Q , 1 K i.:.f ffl stpii Sigwfa .g'v David Suryan Vera Suthards Diane Swain Girls' Club Friendship Com. 105 G.A.A. 105 F.T.A. 10,11, Teas. 125 A,S.B. Pub. Com. 12 Cris Syltebo Kathleen Tade Student Council Rep. 12 Larry Taffera Firewater 10,11,125 Boys' Intramurals 125 Active Boys' Club 125 Varsity Club 11,125 Senior Board 12 Colleen Tanabe Homecoming Queen 125 Girls' Club Treas. 11, Girls' Club Pres. 125 F.B,L.A. V.P. 12, F.B.L.A. State V.P. St. Del. 125 Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11J2 Larry Tangen Ken Tanner Ray Tanner MESIKA PHOTO EDITOR 125 Firewater125 CHIEF- TAIN PHOTO EDITOR12 44 Io Anne Taylor F.B.L.A.11, Sec. 12 jim Taylor Transfer from Terrace5 A.S,B. Rep. 105 Boys' Club 115 Chess Club 10,11 Robert Teachman Kathy Thomas Choir 11,125 Impressions 125 l.R.L.11,125 F.T.A.125 Firewater12 Terry Thorne School Play 12 Lynda Thrasher Chorus 105 Firewater 11, 125 Ski Club 10,115 Girls' Club Rep.105 l.R.L.11 Steve Thunstedt MikeTisdel Firewater 10,115 Wrestling 10,115 Boys' Club 125 A.s.B. Rep. 10 Leone Torrence Chorus 105 Choir 11,125 School Play 11,125 Bits of Glass 12 RobTuura MESIKA 125 A.S.B. Rep. 125 Firewater 12 Fred Valentine Gary Van Orden Del Verrall A.S.B. Treas. 11,125 Fire- water 10,11,125 Choir 115 M.U.T.S. 115 Chorus 10 William Wade Dave Walker Fred Walters Football 10,115 A.S.B. Rep 105 A.S.B. Assist. 125 Fire- water 12 Ken Webb Chorus 125 Art Club 12 A.S.B. Alternate 11 Bruce Weech Choir 125 Drama 12 BobWelch IMPRESSIONS 11,12 School Play 11,125 Boys Club11,125Cl'ioir11,12 Teresa Wenske Senior Ball Chaperone Chair,5 Bits Of Glass 12, Firewater 10,11,125 A.S.B Rep. 10,115 Girls' Club Rep. 10,11 Glenn West 1 Brenda Whittlesey Choir10,11,12g IMPRES- SIONS10,11,12g Firewater 10,11,'l2j A.S.B. Rep. 11 Alt. 125 National Honor Society 12 Dawn Wilbourne Art Club 'l'l,'l2g A.S.B Rep. 105 Dance Com. 11g Bits of Glass 12 Lee Wilcox Deborah Williams lunior Councilp F.T.A. 10 11,125 Firewater 11,12 l.R.L. 11,12g National Honor Society 11,12 lennifer Williams Patricia Williams Choir 11,125 Chorus 10 Gail Willman Leslie Willman Cathy Wilson I.R.L. 125 F.T.A. 12 Eileen Wilson Art Club 125 National Honor Society 125 Girls' Club Rep.125 G.A.A.12 Steve Wilson Paula Witt MEDICS 10,12, V.P.115 G.A.A. 10,11,125 Letter- women 11, Sec. 125 Tennis 10,11,125 Senior Board 12 BarbWood Girls' Club Rep, 105 Fire- water 10,11,125 Soph. Council 105 M.U.N. 125 F.T.A.12 Dennis Woolsey Aileen Wright F.T.A. 10,115 V.P.125 Girls' Club Rep. 125 Firewater 12 CX W , X-, S Ls to Xt Fw' Y Maria Zernatto Foreign Exchange Stu I.R.L.125 Chorus 12 M.U.N.125 F.T.A.12 Larry Hovde Linda Anderson . K , V ' xx Ks- 5 - f' Y ' . VC - 5 X ' 'ns BobZandell!' 'C 'Au' P5 Q Y-.-2 , f. G 'X l 48 'V 1 . 'C fx- i , I . X f X . Secretary Terri Bakken 4 X Bigfdk FA N F, 2., f' C x Y 1 fx 1, 1 x -- fe f C- ff V 'J' f 1 F, - President Debbi Hedwall Vice President 1anetTanabe V' J QD 3 eeee X Lf? 1 fy AN Q I, ,f e 4 A A ' N Xl gk if 'df' yf x rg, if A pf , ,if K' I , V kj' C' .-1' K 5: X, , J f 1 , , , Aff K ,,, ' , N Q Q' rl VJ .' ff-X k f' A 1 I MJ X Cf pf, QC-i K-' X QV, if x L, X x C V . uf ' f C: XTX wx F 1 frfff If K,f- YY W W N W w 1 f-',-e ff' 'xx J! i VF, H YK: V f I Cf. 1 l ' M' efffie ' f fi! J w A '..' x. ' if I -' XX xfi Z' 'w KW f-gg X fx f-xfffjx fl, 3 -K V, f- . v i, . kwfw X ,ff K , ,ff gf' if , if 'K fd . 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With new assurance, they forged ahead with a junior dance and various other activities. 50 1 ,. 1 l . 5 1 ,ff xt 5 1' 'HY 'Slit Eugene Aasen Debby Adams Kathy Ajer Stewart Akerman Diana Akers X V L A ,Q 9 :fri-frfiffiy ? nail V V VX rw, I I , L--' 1 :ft .ff.,,' ., fs, . A 1 K ll A . is 2 ,-,v N r A.,--iff A , Hs' 'Txl ,, J. 3 M, 11 .Qi ,i - f my St, L - .f Q BWV , J my as is Eg? 1-fy, I awww-salgg Q f sl ll 3 C Wi 5' Fig, 5 1 Q ' 2' Q. C . ., ,gy 7 . H, n f 5 if , x ,W ,qi a , in A , , l, Xeex C? , tv .,,,. . 5.0 - . w'gVs:jiK I we ' V' 'V' x , 'J yr., -v ' my . get - . -7' ft ' 1' 5 'f' S . t 2? A it is Wes Akers Margret Albertson jeff Alexander Frank Adams Bill Barnett' .f illm -5. JV nt, Terri Bakken Bart Barber f 1 .. 3x0 'YH Us . J l I XL , 9 -' ll tfll .Bal 0 . , Cl ,fa ULXK. 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He comes . . . like a warrior with the t stain of blood on his brazen mail - His crimson scarf rentg his A i scarlet banner dripping with gore . . .t l --Longf low H356 , QL FN A Q 7 565351 -'K 1' V F .-N Wm fd 'WM .. ,,, K3 J Y 4 , 1 I I FALL THAT. Richard M. Nixon was elected President. New vibrations came from the lounge! The season of the Womp Mr. Hull and Mr. Lee came forth with this little ditty on a U. S. history test: Eyes are red, Faces are white . . . That's what you get, from studying all night?! jackie Kennedy became Mrs. Onassis. The local pastime of knee-scraping down to the gym has been cancelled! The Peace Corps descended on MHS in the form of Mr. Olsen! Sock it to me ... Look that up in your Funk and Wagnells! One hundred and ten people in the ASB office?! Squaw of the month-a new tradition. MHS experienced a touch of the foreign in Bente, Maria, Maya. Eighty jayhawks from Kansas flew to MHS by way of Boeing. It rained some more. um. Queen Colleen Tanabe. QXW' H68 l YHOMECOMING REFLECTION lYESTERDAY l Homecoming balloons, yours for only 10m! Booster badges, pompoms, transformed halls, royalty, team members, traditional Meadowdale mums - this was only part of the preparations that built up spirit for the great homecoming of '68, Following a highly spirited pep as- sembly on the afternoon of Friday, November 8, home- coming actually began. Everything started with a huge bon fire here at school, which was followed by a car cara- van to Edmonds stadium. Here we proceded to Whomp the Warriors as planned, and returned to Meadowdale for the victory dance and the crowning of our queen, Colleen Tanabe. All of the evenings activities turned out to be an exceptionally great welcome back for all return- fl l I..,. ing alumni and loads of fun for the students at MHS. , , V TQ nl lxc,iCli'sixt pt lvlfmg msjrrlf- i Vt , im fl . Wi' 79 Royalty finalists were: Seniors-Anne Echelbarger, Sally Lager, Colleen Tanabeg lu- nior-Terri Bakkeng Sophomore-Sue Mickels. 'Z' I 1 . I x A 3 ,- ggu. lvl W? Q 'M i Q' mx ., , is 'Zia 7, 2 2 ,Q V I f 53 5 1 41 - SW .. W, .7 f , , K ,VE we em K iw 1 ' A f f145lf.1'.?iw5..' gm '- Q, , if Xxm i N. J Q, 5 I ,L W , WV- .Q we--X-.Q .L .v-. Wax 1-1.4119-f': mm ff 1-:Q Timm Corier - Center Tom Ashbrook - Guard Steve Morgan - Guard Mark Allen - Guard Don Ellenwood - End 84 Together We Tackled, A flying pass ... splat! ... a fumble, mud flies Hey, Mr. Touchdown . . . run, run ,... we gotta win, we gotta win . . . push 'em back, push 'em back. . . . rain . . . brrrr . . . practice, practice ... coach, we're trying . . . well, boys, lost again. You know, it was once said by a famous coach, Vince Lombardi, Winning isn't everything, but wanting to win is. With this we salute Mea- dowdale's football team in the fall of 1968. . 3 5513. 1 .Sn w ' L. , . A 1 i :gl I ,- - W ,Sh i V. i A N L ' ' ' 1 ,fg, ,gl ,tt, s 5 -.h,- I K , g G atis G ' ,f J ' ac. ,A A A fig . ,L ff? - . , M' 1 .M-Af? 'w,g.. I M , , a-4 -...V-.s.,,ll r J 'nw.l?'G1f 14, , t 5 5 ,. g Q 1 1 U Punted, and Passed Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs Chiefs nnzammma 'sm..wx:kv-rmmytsn-nfwfv mf emwngrmnsncnx-:mais-nga uvmswna. Terrace Everett Seattle Prep Bellingham Blanchet Cascade Sehome Edmonds Woodway Terrace l Tony Stewart- Guard Brad Stave - Captain Larry Whiteman - Center 85 Kirk Howell - Tackle Marney Larsen - Tackle h Sopho Things mores Promise Great ! I U B I 1 1 x 2 E Y llyhgp hldg ty? As every thread of gold is valuable, 1. Mason so is every moment of time. - M 1 fir , X Q. -gl . nl ,kv. A41 t 1 , fl l f fi. 9 4' xl . , ,, it 'Y 1 if Jef .1 , ' , 9 ' -. ' f - v M' :iw 7,1 Z .al gn' QTEK mln N533 ' E Q-w , Mx - fu 1- , 9 4 .rs '51'25!?2, , :'i!llf N , 5-Qi U mmmm the gourmet s dellcacy fresh from the matrons In the back room EXHAUSTIVE TENSICN t, ,ii L., 1' 8 ,J- 5 .I , A K:ZA k,kV .i .. 'x , t, 1, N kg 5 . ,, si A 5 . ' I r ,... ,..,,,.,,,....,.......,...,.,A.Wt...,,.......,.w,..v,,.. A A K at it tg ,lu t K P 1.1 ' f l l Fourth at Edmonds Invitational l ,J THE ,TRIUMPHI The varsity team completed the season with an undefeated dual meet record, winning their twenty-first consecutive con- ference dual meet. They placed fourth in the Western Confer- ence titleship meet and third at Northwest District. Although the team did not attend the state meet, Gary Brewer participat- ed and placed fifty-sixth out of 146 runners. sf' K Randy Miller, Outstanding Soph Inspiration and Honorary Captain, Paul Plesha 'I 5 ff 5? Q V Stan Mickels Lf s 1 ,mm V f Meadowdale Meadowdale Terrace Meadowdale Meadowdale Meadowdale Scores Renton Edmonds Woodway Bel lin gh a m Everett Seattle Prep 'Ist Western Conference FIVE YEAR 1 4 N 5 in ,. ,,,,... to , 2 S 5 3 Qt ft 2, 852233 K5 , , K l? .EL .sg 35,3 f -M: :Si .mnwmfiu mn... wummmm i s T322 i r Q , gi t Q Q fi i RUN-ON For the fifth year in a row, j.V. Cross Country triumphed at the Western Conference meet. They also retained their undefeated standing for the sec- ond year. Their unceasing determina- tion and tremendous perseverance drove them to victory. Claudia Wells Pam Blue s ,limi will FL., 'if , Yi , 1' l'll ' ll l'-1 ' H 5 Carmen Anderson Miss Weeks A ff as 'gf ff Meadowdale Meadowdale Meadowdale Meadowdale Meadowdale Meadowdale Edmonds Marysville Cascade Terrace Everett Woodway Diane Chopot, Kathy Ajer, Vickie Miller, Sue Harshber Diana Hulbert Meadowdale Marysville Meadowdale Edmonds Meadowdale Terrace Meadowdale Everett Meadowdale Woodway Meadowdale Cascade ger,'Not pictured: Chris Taylor, and Connie Szewick Cindy Best Paula Witt Pat Paige I fab ff f WI TER as footsteps imprinted in the snow, So mark we our steps in the path of life Inspiration of M.H.S. Displaying new outfits and keeping the same lively enthusiasm expressed at fall sports, the cheer staff of MHS burst forward again to stand behind our teams in the Spring. ln return for all of their tireless efforts throughout the year, we congratulate our squad. BASKETBALL VARSITY IUBILAN - Starting out the season with only two returning lettermen on the team, Meadowdale was not predicted to fin- ish very high in their league. However, through good team effort and hours of practice, the team came out third in their division and fifth in the Western Conference. One of the greatest high- lights of the season came when Mea- dowdale upset Seattle Prep, who were heretofore undefeated and ranked fourth in the state. For the second year MHS in a row, Meadowdale qualified for N.W. District Triple A Tournament. All in all, it was a good season -- compet- ing in one of the toughest leagues in this area. TOP ROW left to right: Dan Branstet- ter, Mike Murdock, Al Amundson, jim Hovik, Greg McCollum, Bob Ehlman, v' TAKES FIFTH Coach Hull. BOTTOM ROW! lim Horch, Mike Dunda, Eric Haakenson, jim McCalm0n. SCO RES MHS Bothell 36 48 Woodway 54 74 Blanchet 73 71 Bellingham 41 56 lnglemoor 51 60 Edmonds 69 60 Seattle Prep 47 41 Cascade 62 52 Everett 55 48 Terrace 58 56 Sehome 59 61 Seattle Prep 42 43 Bellingham 52 56 Everett 60 47 Woodway 57 83 Terrace 60 66 Edmonds 60 49 v ,pun l i l 1 l.V. rebounds into action Because of their limitation in the number of team members this year, the j.V. bas- ketball team was forced to prove they were tough by showing close teamwork and co-operation. Under the helpful coaching of Pat Eason this proved to be an especially challenging year. 51-....,,, M--Q. STANDING left to right: Roy Carlson, Mark Camp- bell, Dan Keim. KNEELING: Al Good, Rich Paige, Bill Baugh, Bill Barnett. Sophomores take first' l l i I l 'fa g' fs: With a season record of 12 wins and 2 losses, the sophomore basketball team won first place in the Western Confer- ence Sophomore Competition. Coach Ottmar stated that this team was by far the best soph team Meadowdale had ever had, and he hoped their winning tradition would carry them thru the next two years. STANDING left to right: lay Sundheim, Paul Hemp Mike julian Glen Barrett Craig Nelson Hayes Spelman Cal Romaneschi Ken Dan Tade, Steve Swain, Dick Haines, Gary Hafsahl KNEELING Gunning Randy Miller Doyle Martin Randy Ayer STRESS, STRAIN, i iw STRETCH Coach Bruce Cook commented that 68-69 had been a building year for Meadowdale wrestlers. Taking six wins and six losses, the squad came out with a 500 season. Con- sidering the individual strength and effort involved, the prospects for next year's season are good. NV1' Coach Cook in a Concerned moment junior Varsity Team: IBACK ROWJ Mike Bates, Bob Maine, Paul Anderson, Doug Boyles, Dave Myllenbeck. KBOTTOM ROWJ Mgrs. Dean Hodgson and Lorne Campbell, Mark Meyer, Stuart Schell and john Wilson. Sophomore Team: KBACK ROW? Larry MacDonald, Terry Hoggens, Nate Lyons, Mike Reed, Greg Anderson. KFRONT ROW? Bob Giacolino, Ken Munson, Mike Dorgan, Steve Hobbs, Mark Meyer, Al Coker, Dave Bowman, and Coach Terry johnson. a1nni i. vf.:-rrw 'Mff--.-,.mrues.-awwmwp.mwmw..:wmanT -w- .aww am.e.t,z.4wwmla We-W s--'s- sxvd:' iv Captain Doug England l l d A study in gravity -the wearying weight of a match SEASON RECORD MHS OPPONENT 25... Shoreline. .. 19 11. . . Woodway. . . 30 17. .. Bellingham.. . 28 51... Hazen... 5 41... Renton. .. 14 29. . . Everett. . . 9 36... Cascade. .. 13 8... Sehome... 37 40... Shorecrest. .. 5 15. .. Terrace. .. 23 14. .. Edmonds.. . 30 11 . .. Blanchet. .. 33 iuuw v-A N pinning his opponent. 109 ,ww 'bf -sa I ,gi . b w N Q ' v Jw ai W , V -., ,f 'xg eigm zr : , N555 max' ' ' ,f '-493'5'm5EE1Si?: Q Wa' ' 0 flliw-f ,, - Q' 3' Q 6 3 siifw-A ' fi .- 1 '5759l3G35 5 2 1' FYSFA E' QSEQQC 4 X me ,. ,., ,, , ,,.,,SR ,,.v , 'M cf My ,-,,:: gm., X f , :Hx A I. if' il'if5,sm V .Jlesifs 6 3 Uv- Y '55 8,41 5 'wie Qi, S Q. L 1 A m . fwi A. Busy, expressive, making music alive and having a great time doing it -this was the Impressions in '68-'69. Early dismissal - a scurry for shoes, formals, tuxedos - the Imps were off to perform again and again. Directed by Bob Burton, and accompanied by Sherrill Dieu, Impressions knew real to- getherness. Above all, they knew harmony among themselves and learned the impor- tance of not just being an Impression, but learning how to make one, too. james Huston Steve Rapp Darrell Arneson Tom Ashbrook Greg Beaver Diana Cla Kathy Coltrin Mark Engelbrekt Bobbie Hamack Y Sheryl Dastis Gail Grossman Beckie Hickel Larry lesmer jay Leek Diane Morgan Caroline Perkins Pati Samples Kathy Thomas Bob Welch Pat Hollcraft Paul Slattum Brenda Whittlesey Lane Savitch Terry Hoggins Sherrill Dieu Ken Webb ll ll Sing! that your song may gladden - F. R. Havergal . . The sweetest ofall singers C. Anderson, K. Anderson, D. Arneson, T. Ashbrook, C.. Beaver C. Bethell, S. Bingham, P. Blue, P. Boettcher, C. Brown, D. Byam M. Byrd, N. Canfield, 1. Carlson, D. Chaffee, L. Carter, S. Chap- man, B. Cheek, D. Clay, P. Childers, K. Coltrin, M. Darden, S. Das- tis, I. Davis, S. Dieu, M. Engelbrekt, V. Fierke, M. Green, G. Gross- man, B. Hammack, B. Hickel, T. Hoggins, S. Holmgren, D. Hul- bert, 1. Huston, L. lesmer, L. johnson, C. Kuhn, 1. Leek, 1. Leek, S ,- S l , l i P. Addicott, D. Akers, 1. Alexander, R. Allison, L. Alsobrook, A Amundson, D. Anderson, N. Anderton, D. Beaver, A. Barnett, 1 Birch, K. Bisset, C.. Bottin, S. Broesch, K. Brewer, 1. Carlstrom, C Chamberlain, 1. Chastain, M. Clark, T. Corier, K. Cargile, C. Dal- ton, C. Dastis, S. Davis, F. Dibble, R. Dorsett, P. Echelbarger, B. Ell- ingson, G. Esterberg, S. Flauding, E. Foley, G. Foss, T. Foster, C Frane, B. French, B. Fyell, T. Gilles, I. Grinstead, S. Grosso, C, T. Grubbs, G. Gudyka, S. Hagan, B. Hansen, C. Harris, M. Hend- ricks, B. jackson, R. Kees, D. Karber, D. Kimmel, K. Kimmel, C King, D. Knorr, M. Kuk, B. Larson, P. Layman, 1. Lee, M. Lindenfel ser, R. Lindsay, N. Linke, I. Lopez, R. Lyng, A. Mansfield, B. Mar- shall, P. McCalmon, M. McCormick, K. Mickels, 1. Minahan, S Misiuda, G. Moon, B. Moore, S. Morgan, M. Moudy, M. Mullen M. Montgomery, T. Noonan, N. Opolsky, L. Osburn, R. Paschall E. Pasquale, N. Peterson, K. Pettelle, C. Purvis, R. Rath, I. Richards S. Rupeiks, S. Sage, I. Shaw, C. Smith, K. Stark, A. Stevens, P. Ste- vens, T. Stevenson, F. Stoffel, L. Stole, N. Stumpf, C. Taylor, D Vaughn, 1. Vaughn, D. Veron, K. Wallace, 1. Ward, L. Whiteman C. Wiggins, K. Wood, M. Wyman, L. Yetter, S. Young, M Zernatto. i K 9? an MUSIC - MAKERS 1. Alguard, 1. Blyth, I. Campbell, K. Case, D. C-ua, R. Harp, S. Hae- vens, B. Leahy, K. Nichols, C. Pittis, D. Stevenson, C. Bethell, G johnson, B. Ames, S. Gerrard, P. Layman, R. Layman, D. Martin M. Osgood, C. Perkins, B. Soley, M. Stillings, M. Storay, C. Wells, T. Galassi, J. Hoff, M. Andrews, T. Ashbrook, P. Bodnar, D. Koste- lyk, D. Tade, C. Zeine, 1. Keyes, M. Pond, S. Slattum, C. Allen, B. Boling, G. Brewer, T. Campbell, D. Debardi, B. Hoekstra, S. Hovv- ard, G. Huber, B. King, R. Riffle, M. Soule, R. Steele, 1. Vannoni, R Wells, D. Wheeler, L. Chase, R. Stormer, L. Chase, T. Clark, j. Cor- dova, R. Gatjens, D. Logan, B. Storseth, S. Warren, K. Younkin, R Waits, R. Fish, D. Handyside, 1. Lee, D. Barrett, C.. Goldsmith, M Slocum, G. Beaver, T, Dahlgren, B. Duke, D. Karber, D. Kellogg D. Myers, M. Nissen, S. Thunstedt. Music . . . an echo ofthe invisible world . . . C. Anderson, D. Arneson, l. Bruno, P. Doyle, Y. Dragoo, E. Kress 1. Larson, A. Linge, D. Lyons, M. McCormick, L. Merrill, K. Miller, L. Pursell, R. Rath, L. Savitch, M. Schwary, C. Schwindt, F. Stoffel T. Stukr, F. Valentine, 1. Vaughn, D. Wigington, G. Workman. nnm1 Mazzini 4,095-kvxh--HX Tolo With the help of many enthusiastic girls, the Meadowdale commons was transformed to a Cinderella wonder- land for the annual Girls' Club Tolo. Straying from the traditional, girls were seen in apparel ranging from formals and semi-formals to bell bot- tom suits. The magic of the moment was reflected in the pale hues of pink and lavender which enhanced the decor. Nature played her role once again as the morning of the dance ar- rived with the expected snowfall. v-A' v:.s.L Mwalfi MAC-IC EW V' ,I r 3 :jf fl.. if , R if NA Wi' M w M Xxx 'X , mf X r VE A 4 ' iv +2 Hi- 'ff--51. Q ,Ag ' ' , k 4 ia ' Q A-if 'K A? fa , ..,.f- ,,g f,. s Because the Spring Prom was cancelled this year, the Mesika staff would like to dedicate these two special pages to our class of '70 - as they take part in various activities. xt - ,I . - my-:Q:f,r ,, lr 1 if c, sa'ii gf' f J gg Aff 3 Q-..,,.M IT - ' SPARKS or ia TH us i i :'- V I - ' I s sss Q? A i is A, i 4 4 i 4 1 i i i 9? 43 V is is Z 3 Qu? gi ffl? n s, Soley, lanelle Laffoon, Darcy Helman, Terri Bakken. 1-XSM IG ITE IUNIORS Several exciting moments accented the efforts of the junior class this year. Be- ginning in the fall with a terrific victory over the sophomores and seniors in the canned food drive, juniors had the privelege of seeing their class presi- dent, Debbie Hedwall, throw a pie in the face of senior class president, Kerry Koepp. At games and assemblies the class of '70 had a member of their own class in the cheersquad, Nanci Can- field, who helped bring out spirit and unite the class. . we e.x..,L rw at If ,nr Combined efforts of junior class mem- bers produced an overwhelming victo- ry in the canned fooddrivel l 119 mi-iw 09 QNQWH by M Qgfgwgwifxqjfgy , . Q W X SPRING spring comes laughing down the valley All in white, from the snow Where the winter's armies rally Loth to go Amelia losephine Burr Varsity baseball players for the season are LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: lim Leopold, Bill Baugh, Ron Copp, :fb ia I Fred McHugh Dan Branstetter and jay Bell BACK ROVV' Al Amundson Kirk Howell Gre McCollum, Bob 1 I - - f 1 8 Ehlman, George Bottin, and Coach Bates. ' i - r Vila' ,I 5 O ii A3.l .K In T A i i ,W x I lf' I 122 v-.M N- ,. K X Q- 1 , ..V, an fm . 9' l LW Lim tt, . ' -llmszxy az- fs ' me it C rfsf-F '.TETi?ii? -,Leim -V f s h it ., wr V53 t -aan:-:Se snffaftrfwmiqti, aw-. I l v il3 , Ai1? n1 Al f i C at W View 1 ge 11 K ttgisg ,ef . T-W filil?? 'm: 'll'5T-'f- 'Q' ' QW : C Peanuts characters by Paul Helms with apologies to Charles M. Schultz - c. 1968 ' United Features Syndicate. junior Varsity baseball players are LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROVV: john Dorgan, Nathan Lyons, Chris Christiansen, Randy Ajer, Glen Barrett, Matt Bottin, Randy Miller. BACK ROWS Coach Cardinal, Dick Haines, Craig Likkel, jay Sundheim, Mike Dunda, Randy Lenac, Chuck Leighton, and Managers Bob Croffut, Mike Bates, and jerry Stevenson. T5ff5 'i' ' . , ,. V t,', , V ll .V 41 4, , I. V or 5 C ff i V, ea C' - ,LVV - ' K ' 5- Rl, X 1 , mg ' V V . f V57 I V. , ' 9 ,,.., ,.,' ., Q . 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W 1 V V x l 2 V. 1 5 V 3 3 i Ag ,Tig Q TT' Y? iw 2- PQWM4. . l W' ,iawwjfm a A jj V I , ' A L hi 5 ' 3 5 T E Y I ' X 3 1 2 L V V 1 i V wi it +VM-f-eve fe' , Rf-ff-ies 3 ' L i 1 f 2 Q Q A ' 1 L i -Q-Md Q V V , e 1 , 1 2 , ir 2 3 A 3 3 , 1 5 1 in i 1 pw. -f-.sVa...W+Vf-:+V-V+,,,.,., ' f 'V V 2 1 ' 1 2 V 4 1 A . .LW.g,i...l,V..V-9-W.gmVV.l-M-MQWQM - fav-it- N ' V g . W, .,,,s,,,,,tt .s,gWi,.,s4 to t p .M+VVe+sV t t 5 t V .4 ,g 4 V w -W4-+r-4'm+ L t1 V 'T' ,V i A f it 1 i A fp i t if Q ,iM,gs.4..,.4.t an paw' i 4- -ww'-ff-'ea' -'+M+'s-Q' 'fmfs 1 1 f : , r r V 1 5 2 4 'W 4 ,M .4-we .+V 4.a.,sL-,.x-V-AV-+V-.4-V-v--we-+' A fm' t? 'i'- V 'fm 5 i , Vt NL... fl gr sr 5 FRONT ROW: Rich Paige, Craig Nelson, Tom Noonan, Scott Warren, Tom Foster. BACK ROW: Coach Ottmar, Steve Thunstedt, Scott Saunders, Greg Casper, C-ary Miller, Mark Campbell. ,,f. , Y' ,. 'r W H W I e f , if-:,, : f tiiaar , , t'rf W fi? ' ' -- - - 1 SU A I. 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' gif- ga ff. 1 :tif f ag v. ,sayin on 'gif' A iw we A 'ff ' f Q ,wif - ffhf, ', - il A fr 'lf' f - f fflnar' st mf . 1 'T DK' ' - A I 1 r- 1 ,4 -ff W .' , yi., r. i ,ie kbmg V pp 5 , W , ., , K Akrrh fat . kg K ,K .. , , , M K it ig ? - I I Lyrk, dy ,if I .. V kkr, R w4...,,. wig, N - as--A . ,'fg,,-,' -,aw ,Q 1 - , f r-,gil FJ - cg , , K, - f,,. z.' Q is f A- k:,,,,,,,. k,,,, , , L . f.Q.t. 54 . 1, A 'ff Ms . V g , Z m .ue gm, - W if . y ,, J, A? I ,, t l 41, 7 ' 5' 1 1 Z' g yn 2' - ' A ,.k,,'2fY'f. ,, U X ,K r 3 f 1 it I ' v Q ' ' A 1' af A' V f X - 5,75 i ' 1 Q , , 5 l ' ' v Q u 4 . 5 Q 9 , If i fl' qi , H . 4 e . f 1 u 1. , , , 1 ' 1 . , , ' 4 . Q ' ' . t I . S, ,L , ? ' ' ' 'f ' o 5 , . H ' Q a , , 8 in . 5 ' , ' f . . , , . ' K v . , , ' . 4 Q , , S ' -.. ......4...... ' Q 1 1, F ' I 4 ' ' . f-. V u r,.' 'Oo ,.LizE '4Q,x, 4v .,,, FB fl'a,, af FRONT ROW: Gary Erikson, jon Bernhoft, Stuart Schell, Steve Prout, Kip Williams. 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Av, ,, in S t 6 5' K G .aww ' X..,-.i:Q42 ' it 'R H - 'C Af. 2 ,v X gig Q CINDERMEN SPRI G T0 LE D ls. M hm v X .. ,N RW, p gm Jw ., . ,k .ig-rf Y QW'-.k,,.-4, Q, Q25 ,Q '43 ,qs .1 , 1 ,K 1 . -wi , , . - Www 4 ' if L,Qg4?,gpfw W H' 'X Y V 'A - M . X , , M Q , . K W 3515 is rd .W I I A . .,,- , , , Q, ..,k V7 gf K 2 - ,,lQ , LA ii! . 15,1-f .1 - -,. -vi-XM -X-wc!! WAAS- . xx: R 5 U7'A- wqfwwvwun-ML- ix 1 r.g,,1v KM ? F7 ,fy LL L x. QOU 'N mum cud-e fm! Tum. oww XS 5.-e.MJx41c, P i 0 g . I O i s 5 b . p . lx X x - 3 0 Paul Helms - He runs the 880 relay, 180 low hurdles, 120 high hurdles, an l00 yard dash. Placing fourth in the Indoor Track meet, he has a high possibility of going to State. D Eric Haakenson - He has run the 2-mile for three years and is a true asset to the team. Dan Keim - A junior, he is doing outstandingly well 880 Relay. . 'A V K HIGH PRICE, EQUALS . . Si' , - - V ' A ' ' Z. K . 1 2. . .. B Q 'W fi ...' ' ' 'Ziff '-is -tn' Et .JJY 45, 'if'i:V.,:' .. lirliff JW -1i '.Z,y:f M 71- , ,. 57 I . 14.5754--22 twig' -i A ,g j f x .YW 7hYi,L??f,itf, 3 . , , A if g, . 51 . if A 'f z rzeg ' . . , . , , X ' If ' .V , ' - . ,E A - -'X - . -f me-,:. rf: U .. - W' 4f.1.sz.. : ' fP: .1., '-if-are 'ff ' , L jgg-13. Q-sswiw-.., , .. - 1 .,.,,..4Qf,, -am,--. ,f sf . q . 'bf 1 ...W is . - ,, . - . . . ,. - ' o . 3 ,, . 8 A 'ff A U ' ,. ' ggi - w V Mfflvriifrilwlfll L 1: , l'1a5Qf? j' K Z , . . 1 . ' A o , Q 1 . Q' ' i,'I...IZ'.. . ' f.:Q:sf,1w.1.- .-f'21++,i.,1fwfw t' ' s v fr f 25 1 , .,.., gg, M- ' W--.-H... A' . 'ISIS- f- I ' 'W i ' - . .W , , . f , . . Stan Mickels and Paul Plesha compete in the mile. Both are three year lettermen on the team. A team made up of hardworking, devoted cindermen. in the pole vault and also runs the A wisx, fa, 5 3 l'g?i1'i' 2' iw. rf 1 la 6' 95558 H W K- U-l , .. ff .lawn V1 .,,3. J .. . at Q W ass . ,, .3 Amy .5 in g...- , 4 :1:I. f:-A.. Sinai john Mitchel- A Senior, K .915 K W tilt.. 'K I K K' - ,,...,... ,.,.. . . ..., . .. . W . 'Wirth' ' .t.. SWIFT PACE ORTHY RACE he is a three year letterman in the 880. +v 'H Q Q. Stan Mickels and Paul Plesha. This years' track season proved to be one of hidden desires and accomplishments for the cindermen. With outstanding performances from Senior Paul Helms, Senior Paul Plesha, and Senior lim McHeffey, all of whom are three year Iettermen, M.H.S. made a good showing for the track season of 1969. Rick Fletcher - He has competed for three years and competes in the 100, 880 Relay, and 220. V I I' M-.MW 3 K R Wm M was ying, t .u...,,,,,-Ak +I., I 'QM ' .3 UD ' , 9 ,r I 2 :44 - .9 y X ,.tyycc c 'rtt t L.. V ' t R yrccc f tyy c . -2 'gl ' 1 ff 1 R l f - Visa s 1 g V , ' L 'T A - ' f it . 1 l It - .. .. .... 1 fy . a 1 y w s R 1 r t ne. + or R .. ' i r , 1 c at 0 l 9' v i sw, - 1 fiwzilftw L 1-Q' '- z . Ar Turret' -- - g R .- , p . WE wil , . . . . , 'ff .,., .,.. , .,,..., tai- ,. ' r 3 131 . ,A ' ' A Q l- 2 5i:fiwfQQfi,Q'f , .. i l 6 . - 1 ti f - TL I i g V -A ,. -Fgwffvzszffw - Q5 m.ff:vr-ffm-f?'f 41 ' K f W LX W K ' ., ,i H I. , , .i - - i krrr an V 1 - kp2f1f k KV , .w ,y .5w: I ,:kLV.,,,m I ,S ofa H K K In ,FH A ug: . I K f,kk My 535ia fs'z2ers-rw W. ,Q :i2 ..- ...ae- ssyt s ' A rti, S . V . , it fm M Q .E . an Tis, f T iff TM or - Q ., . ii: ,.L: ,Q Ovq. Dvxvxu-V1 U-N-H fam! , 3? A 5 7719 K 'E cows cw -WL b'PW'fS Varsity - TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Bodner, Steve Flatten, Ron Beidleman, Don Ellenwood, Ray Carlson, Stan Mickels, Larry Whiteman SECOND ROW: jeff Brown, Paul Sprague, lim McKeffey, Ken Gunning, Dan Kiem, Gary Malmquist, Eric Haakensen, Gary Brewer, Coach Nel- son. THIRD KFRONTJ ROW: Steve Brevig, Mike Graham, Tim Clark, Steve Munson, Paul Helms, Doug Subcleff, Rick Fletcher, Al Felt, Paul Plesha, Doug Boyles, Quentin Seager, lf 5 x ii After 1968, a championship year, we're start- ing over again with a good group of sopho- mores and juniors, teaching them the funda- mental skills, and building up endurance that they will need to be champs! ,553 'V :af Se z R5 X551 iifffiss my fi .ff an t X155 ii' ' 1 li mf ,as , 'E me By ws 4 gn gg l K THE Cast of Characters Maisie ......... Dulcie .... Fay ...., Nancy .... Rose ...,... Maggie ,.,,.. Polly Brown ,... Mme. Dubonnet Hortense ....... Bobby Van Husen Percival Browne . Tony ..r......., Lord Brockhurst , Lady Brockhurst . Marcel , ,..... . Pierre ,,..., Alphonse ..... Louis ....,, Maurice .... Loita , . . Zaza .,..... Pepe' '..... . . Strong Man ..,. French Waiter ,A ., Caroline Perkins ..., Gail Grossman DianaClay Brenda Whittlesey . . , , Robin Schrock ,... Cheryl Dalton .. Patricia Samples .... Sue Bingham ..... Cindee Kuhn , . Gregory Beaver ... Tom Ashbrook BobWelch KenWebb U.. ludy Carlson .,.. David Gerlach . Roderick Chalker , , . . Charles Brown ,.. jim Minahan ..... john Keyes Sue Westerlind PamCurtis johnKeyes Wayne Schumacker .. .. Steve Morgan 1' f' M 2 BOYFRIE D The Boyfriend - a delightful British musical, was present- ed this spring as Meadowdale's fifth all-school musical. A unique French atmosphere set the stage as the play unfold- ed into a magnificent two-hour production. Special thanks are extended to the Bearcat Orchestra and Mr. William Crossett, director. i E ',,' ' 1 gr ,f,-3f:.,,:,s,f,g-,. :jf,,.:--H-I gi, ., .r . wife f. 's'a1gag, :,-Pax ,-- ssfzm 4 'f f wi-.:vv'ea2.fsf i 'Haw wa- at.. 'W ,a:e'f1f'-1's- - I 5 ' - N V f M' ' ,:,..., ,. ,. V . X 5' Ti . --L A 11 1 4 1 M? 1 Q! 3 1 nB W ' p. Rffh-,.v. W '-Q, ,M 'ink M , .... A FASHION A x- A FRESH CHARACTER Under the direction of our own talented and highly ex- pressive Mr. William Crossett, students are offered from one to six semesters of drama. Beginning students start .gl , H, Ke, f A ., .f Fifi E' TTA? if 1, 1 out with simple improvisations which gradually grow more complex - and within the semester must choose an animal to imitate. In the more advanced classes, scenes and one-act plays replaced the earlier simple activities. After once having learned the powers of concentration and free imagination, students are unlimited in the direc- tions in which they can move. . ., , .f, 4 YM f flsbfflfiw Q 2+ mx, f ..,, ,, ffm J 2 f'i 5'W i L52lZ '7'T'?5i3fdf945 721-ge: AY 'f' 4' I, x n . . f7Z4GQ7U 6757i bddtld' M0105 M64 ff 004546 Jaya ggjgzg CUM! AU .mae Jaw Vim-5 Yffifnufgwd- 8456 WWZMMQ cw .wail www fi JW? do WW Q fm oy w va, QM ww W WW ACTIVITIES The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. - Thomas Henry Huxley OPTIMUS CH 159 ' .R f 7 in -yi i fr uw . ,I f rg I , f' 'fm of E . ...,,, la' - .gs Axim, Q f 'Z An? . 2 in ht, f p H ' V I m ' L Q I. , .Q:, A I g rsr as is Z ' i B 1-E-E1 f,,,, Larae Allaire Carmen Anderson Carol Anderson Bryce Baker Charlyn Bethell Cynthia Bird Tina Bone Doug Boyles Gary Brewer Kathy Burke Judy Carlson Lowell Chase Colleen Cole Mary Cormier Connie Crow Lynne Doerschlag Vernon Ferrel Vaughn Fierke Steve Flatten Lynn Gibb Debbie Gramann Megan Graves Kareen Green Gail Grossman PTER- Robert Hammontree Charles Hawley Diana Huston Marcella lrwin Sue jackson Cathy Kantner Larry Kertz Diane Knorr Cindee Kuhn Patty La Barge Jeanette Larson Deborah Lyons Colleen McPherron Chris Miller Milton Miller Warner Miller Laura Nelson David Niven Paul Plesha Ken Ralph Carmen Redman .H.S. +5 C tr at -ew , C , ' f fgz f- rg Q v ga, .. 6,.,,. C . 5 5 quil t ' ,r., M I I .th ' it N.. W L, jo-, l 2 4 lit' all ,. s at l V 36 aw Pam Reidlinger Cheri Rogers Rv.:-I, Dave Ross kkvkr ,E,,,i:f1 I' 7. K , ir ag ii L K, B - Q - P: f .. Lane Savitch if ' ,-Qi, Brunella Schwind ' li g Penny Siegel 'E rg S- 'ij 'K E :,, l U ' 1. J, ,L., i in 'U Susanne Staats R ' at .,.s 1- f Rod Sfeele Q 'ss' Doug Su bcleff Candlelight reflecting off the faces of new initiates depicted the scene as another group of young intel- lectuals became members of this honorary society. The traditions of the past, Toys for Tots drive, Book Sale, and the Repertory Theatre trip will be carried on by these new members as the seniors step into a new world. National Honor Society Fall Initiates Ajer, Kathy Lang, Patty Ames, Barbara Mansfield, Ann Bakkenjeryib McShane, Pat Bandli, Betty Lou Nichols, Karen Bates, Mike Palmer, Sylvan Boettcher, Patti Burne, Catherine Brewer, Wayne Britain, Sally Chopot, Diane Coltrin, Cathi Conn, Bryan Davis, jennifer Giddens, Lynda Green, Marcella Hailey, Elizabeth Harshberger, Sue Havens, Sharon Hickel, Becky Hulbert, Dianna Kolbeck, Marilyn Kress, Elizabeth tl ii lv iii t-rr lf, ,.i i, .X 1 X Paresi, Mark Rasmussen, Paul Reese, Carolyn Ryan, Julie Singhrs, Kim Skiffington, lon Slabaugh, Kristine Storay, Marla Tanabe, janet Templin, Vicki Waite, Jeffrey Wells, Claudia Wheatland, Nancy Wiggins, Candace Wilson, Cheri Wiszmann, Kathryn Colleen Tanabe Leone Torrence Brenda Whitlessey Debbie Williams Eileen Wilson -wu 'fm The officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Lane Savitch pres David Niven treas.p Colleen Cole, V. P., and Charlyn Bethell sec ,,y- tl MESIKA LIFEBLOOD Cathy Scharer - Co-editor in Chief, Colleen McPheron - Layout editor, Larae Allaire - Layout editor, Sue jackson - Copy editor, Lynn Gibb - Layout editor, Dave Niven -- Business Manager, Bruce Ramsey - Editor in Chief, Ray Tanner - Photo editor, jenny Mantooth - Art editor. Layouts, copy, pictures, art - everybody ready? The deadline is tomorrow! Over and over these words were to fall upon the ears of annual staff members as the Mesika was put together. Under the careful guid- ance of editors Bruce Ramsey and Cathy Scharer, and advisor Tom Fortin, everyone kept in sight the goal of making our memo- ries real and producing the best yearbook in history. However, no one should feel that STAFF: OF CREATION! Lynn Gibb Paul Helms Larae Allaire jenn Billinge Bryan Conn MESKA Staff Members Kareen Green Susan Harshberger Sue jackson jenny Mantooth Candy Wi Colleen McPheron Christine Miller Dave Niven Bruce Ramsey Cathy Scharer Ray Tanner Chris Taylor Rob Tuura Steve Verhey gguns life on the Mesika staff was all dull. The year was started off with a big ice-cream feed at Ferrells', and went on to produce unusual experiences time and again like when Steve, Bruce, and Dave were trapped in the courtyard, and when monkeys invaded the dark room! Throughout all of this, underly- ing purposes kept the staff together and busy - creating the '68-'69 Mesika. A typical active afternoon! ,gr 49-f A QQ 95 it 315 L ' ww: M 'qw jg 1 My Editor-in-Chief, Megan Graves Hal, I Q9-as s ' Y tk Sim Tim .AN 41 x MEADOWDALE CHIEFTAIN published bi-monthly by the students of MEADOWDALE HIGH SCHOOL Principal ..... ............................. M r. Jerry Karnofski . . . . Mr. Clark McKinley . . . . . . .Megan Graves . . . . . . .Mark Miller . . . .Dorian Downer . . . . .Terri Westby ........JanBlythe . . . Carmen Redmond ........PaulHemp . . . . .Judy Petersen Adviser ...,.... Editor-in-chief .... News Editor ........ Sports 8: Copy Editor . . Page 1 Editor .... ..... Page 2 Editor ........... Page 39 Ad make-up Editor . . Page 4 Editor . . ........ . Picture Editor ........ Photography . .... Business and ads ..... Circulation Manager . . ................RayTanner ....................JohnLee ...................PeggyCorbett Reporters ........ .... Larry Whiteman, Mike Murdock, RobinShrock Organized, printed, and published - just like a professional newspaper - was Mea- dowdale's own bi-monthly publication, the CHIEFTAIN. Making certain that there would be variety, the members of the CHIEFTAIN staff included in the paper ev- erything from want ads to views on local, state, and national problems, such as law enforcement and the draft. Not only did the CHIEFTAIN carry coverage of many impor- tant events here at school, but it was also open to various student opinions. Organiz- ing and putting together a newspaper was a busy task for each one involved, but the end result has been a real credit to M.H.S. 'N FOR THE NEWS A 121 A fa ,j ., .5 -425. . .ra ,Q if r r p s W, l -, ..,. Q 55 ,. I A1 J i f 2 r r it . in .. ,diff- . Q Q, ludy Petersen crops picture for paper. wi! Ll X rf I 2 34,1 v-,,,,4m:-B-1'- Don't look at me-I didn't do it! N Moe. no co.oxN-we-. r pLp Senior debate team: Ken Ralph CABOVEI, Lane Savitch IBELOWJ, and Betty Bandli KBELOW RIGHTJ. DEB TERS IN Starting in November, the Meadowdale debate team, under the supervision of Mr. Mike Ayers, at- tended a series of tournaments, beginning with a two-day meet at Western Washington State College in Bellingham. Two Meadowdale teams went into action-a senior team with Ken Ralph laffirmative and negativel, Lane Savitch Caffirmative, both pic- tured at rightl, and Betty Bandli Cnegativel junior team members: Beth Hailey and Randy Barnard Cnegativel, and julie McDonald and Eileen Havens Caffirmativel. The controversy was over the draft. Besides debate, there were other events at the Bel- lingham tournament. Sylvan Palmer, Randy Barnard and Eileen Havens competed in impromptu-a 6- minute speech with no preparation, and perhaps the toughest of the individual events. Bruce Ramsey and Lane Savitch each memorized a ten-minute oratory word for word-creating an eye-opening presenta- tion of polish and emotional appeal. Ken Ralph, Warner Miller, julie McDonald and Beth Hailey prepared oral interpretation, a dramatic reading of selections from literature. Warner Miller competed in an entirely new category, original poetry, which perhaps calls for more creativity than any other event. The Meadowdale team won valuable experi- ence, if only one trophy-a finalist trophy in oratory that went to Lane Savitch. , 146 ACTIO julie McDonald and Eileen Havens labovel were the junior affirmative team. Randy Barnard speaks at right. Chuck Hawley lleftl was active in debate this year was Beth Hailey lbelowl. 7 iw' -- Eg-:3?::El'. ?' , E :. 7 fi Q54 iss A 1 WS , FUTURE TEACHERS OF MERICA Officers for the 68-69 year were: KL TO RI Suzanne Staats, Char Bethell and Aileen Wright, 148 Future Teachers of America, a fairly new club at Meadowdale, has built itself into a tremendously worthwhile organization. It not only acquaints stu- dents with the good, bad, and different varieties of teaching, but performs many community services. Some of these services were tutoring at grade schools, student teaching, and taping lessons for the blind. This year's busy officers were Charlyn Bethell- pres., Aileen Wright-vice Pres., Suzanne Staats-sec- treas. The advisors were Mr. Fortin and Mrs. MacGilvra. ia... 4 N W SOUNDS IN STUDE T A S B President Ken Ralph IABOVEJ relaxes thoughtfully on the Sr bench Vice president Chuck Hawley TAT RIGHT? attends an A.S.B. meeting. Government Loud, riotous tunes vibrating in the student lounge reminded everyone that Meadowdale finally got a jukebox in '68-'69. This was an improvement origi- nated and fostered by the As- sociated Student Body - in fact, one of the few ideas that actually originated with the students themselves. A.S.B. also sponsored other projects such as Lights for Life, a program designed to place street lights in front of the school to help prevent further accidents. However, it will be the jukebox that students will long remem- ber as the improvement they wanted most, and the expres- sion of their will. Secretary Cheri Rogers, above, takes the minutes at an A.S.B. meeting. Del Verrall, TAT RIGHT! is A.S.B. Treasurer. HERE THE BOYS ARE Brawn, looks, and athletic achievement- the keys to entering Varsity Club? Well, maybe, but not quite. According to Mr. Pat Eason, the real purpose of Varsity Club is to promote citizenship through athlet- ics. Among their activities were the schol- arship fund raiser and selling programs at football games. Spring plans included the Varsity Club Social and the Ugly Man Contest. Acting as a school service organization, the Active Boys' Club put on the annual Boys' Club Dance and kept the reader board up to date every week. In May, the boys put on the annual all-school outdoor track meet. Mr. Lee said they hoped to raise money and plant rhododendrons around the school. a 1 E YSUH IHIRST AWAY! Varsity Club officers relax in the Student Lounge Cabovel. TOP ROW: Sergeant-at-Arms-Stan Mickels, President-Al Amundson, Secretary- Doug England. BOTTOM ROW: Treasurer-Paul Plesha. Boys' Club Officers BELOW are left to right: Vice-President-Howie Chichester, Sergeant-at-Arms-George Bottin, Secretary-Treasurer, Rich Fletcher. President Doug Schroeder is not pictured. A7 vi Mrs. Lagerquist, Advisor Girls' Club officers: President-Colleen Tanabe, Vice-President- Colleen Cole, Secretary-jean Rothnie, Corr. Secretary-Margie Bardan, Treasurer-Kris Slabaugh. THE FEMININIE MYSTIQ Scrapbook, Penny McCalmong Publicity, Carmen Anderson, Art, Cris Franeg Squaw of the Month, Anne Echelbarger, Friendship-Hospitality, Debbie Lyons, Exchange, Sandi Krizang Programs, Patti LaBarge, Fundraiser, Darlene Bergersonp Student Standards, Lynda Giddens, Community Service, Katie Wiszmann. With the help ofa new advisor, Girls' Club modified the tradi- tions ofthe past to create a new feeling of self-expression. The girls were certainly not Clow- ing Around when they initiat- ed a new program of exchange visitations with various schools in the Seattle area. With spring came the plans for a Dad and Daughter Dinner and a Moth- er-Daughter Tea. rfmaiaa M..- ,ew vnu-s-any .aw ' ,fv wa W' LEFT TO RIGHT the dent, Cathy Scharer, LOOK WHO'S Ml DI C-THE BUSINESS! officers are: Bob Osburn, Reporter, Joanne Taylor, Treas, Diane Chopot, Sec, Colleen Tanabe, Vice-presi- Pres, Mrs. Duckworth, Advisor. .l -is ,,,, PWM-A The sound of typewriters filled the business hall as F.B.L.A. worked on one of its many service projects for M.H.S. and the community. A candle sale at Christmas provided the funds which enabled F.B.L.A. to visit such places as the Bell Telephone Company, the l.B.M. building, and Allstate Insurance. Colleen Tanabe displays the scrapbook from her trip to Washing- ton, D.C. M E D C S l 'as i f ' 'i'ijs1f . 'F 4 ' .-1 ff 5, fr lv l' e r gjgf i A ' ' .1 l Q A A l K . i 2 ff 53:15 , , 1, 2 if My 3 nu 5 ri ai: A, :M 3, 4425. f if I it if f mir: is il EH: i 1 323 sign ' ga ins: 4:35 1, 'l 45:3 if til init' 'Y' ' :sg 5 if 13 I I' it 1 11 ' ' R5 S f igs tl ii fy!-me W ' K-5 E44 gy l In today's world of so-called carefree youth, M.U.N. leads the way in building understanding of current international affairs through direct participation in conferences. This year, besides conferences at Bur- naby, B.C., and Shoreline, some members had the privilege to attend the national conference in Wash- ington D.C. Leading the club this year were Anne Echelbarger-Pres., Colleen Cole-Vice-Pres., Carol Huck-Sec., and lane Hartsfield-Treas. The advisors were Mr. Lewarne and Miss Deaton. Ti As the need for medical aid increases, so does the interest in this rapidly growing field. Members of MEDICS learned much about this area while participating in such activities as a field trip to see open-heart surgery, medical movies, and selling l.D. tags to aid in scholarships. 'AA' xi in M A EWS ff? . M21 Am- An outasite art sale, colorful paintings on the lounge window, and raising money for scholarships were just three accomplishments of this years hardworking art club, The officers were jenny Mantooth-pres., Eric Faste-V.P., Sandi Krizan-Sec, Sheila Harrell-Treas., and Mrs. Faste-Advisor. YOUNG ENERGETICS ENLIVEN MHS familiar faces of MHS Ski Club. Besides encouraging sking, this E club developed an interest in the fashions and techniques of sking. The energetic skiers were lead by Bill Haines-Pres., Kristi Silver-Treas., and Lynn Gibb-Sec. J STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny Siegel, Karen Nichols, Cindy Best, Paula Witt, Bonnie Larson, Kathy Burke, Marjorie Bardan, Anne Echelbarger, Vickie Miller, Claudia Wells, Kris Slabaugh, Phyllis Doyle, Car- men Anderson. KNEELING: joy Leek, Fern Stoffel, Dianna Hulbert, Lynan Dauzenroth, Diane Morgan. Supervising G.A.A. activi- ties, sponsoring Home- coming, ushering at the mid-winter concert, and spending time at various other projects, the Letter- women have proved the fun and value of earning their points and being a part of the Letterwomen Club. THE WEAKER SEX TRIUMPHSI .-...--l A., I I I I Girls' Athletic Association splashed through another year with the addition of a new sport. The newly opened Ter- race pool enabled girls who compete in softball, volleyball, gymnastics, ping- pong, bowling, basketball, badminton, and track to dive into the world of wa- ter sports, too. Besides helping Letter- women with Homecoming, G.A.A. highlighted the year at the District Awards Banquet. 'H GIVING THEM THE BUSINESS The Trading Post not only pro- vided M.H.S. students with much needed supplies, but also trained members of D.E.C.A. in the arts of success- ful business operation. Besides maintaining after school jobs, the members of Distributive Education Clubs of America also found time to visit busi- nesses in this area. Nine stu- dents attended the D.E.C.A. Leadership Conference in Yak- ima. Their work at Meadow- dale helped to make them well prepared to compete for state honors in such fields as job in- terviewing, impromptu selling, and merchandise math. Advisor: Mr. Pat Clark My fl I an iw to Q I 5 l . , . . - . I Z s giggisizf' 1 K K . 63 -5 4 'gg t , n sf' ' ' ,M ,, x L g .t t x p ' Mr. Tuman, Advisor Megan Graves, President, Lynn Gibb, Vice President, Carla Anderson, Secretary, Liz Cormier, Treasurer. Bente lonsson, Norway, Maija Niemela, Finland, Maria Zernatto, ' Austria. Accent on the foreign! This was the goal of I.R.L. from the beginning of the year. Starting off with a foreign student tea - everyone was able to get acquainted with Meadowdal's foreign students. Following this were donut sales and a popcorn ball sale - all with the purpose of raising money to bring exchange students to M.H.S. Finally, I.R.L. planned I.R.L. days in April which included such things as cut-off day and foreign student day. I.R.L. SEEKS FOR sal S! -mem G FRIENDS Raul Gomez - leanie's Mexican brother. Here at home it may seem strange to think of Jeanie wearing huge sombreros and eating tamales and tacos for breakfast, but for her the year she is spending in Xalapa, Mexico, as an exchange student, will be one of the greatest experiences of her lifetime. leanie writes of warm sunny days, where donkeys and horses are a typical sight on the little cobblestone streets. In her Mexican family, jeanie has five brothers and one sister, besides her mama and papa . She has had much to learn be- cause of her lack of background in the Spanish language and CuStOmS, but she has gained wide experience with the help of her family and Mexican friends. leanie in sunny Xalapa. Arriving at M.H.S. in january, Raul Gomez brought Mexican flair. Com- ing from Xalapa, Mexico, the Wash- ington weather has really been a shock to him. Raul is currently living with the Wilson family in Lynnwood. It has been a new and interesting experience for him to arrive in the U.S. speaking little English. His stay will terminate in September when he goes back to start college in Mexico. FIRE ATER PRODUCES 190 PROOF SPIRITS Like many clubs, it is the help ofa few dedicat- ed persons that make the club worthwhile. In the case of Firewater, the dedicated few were lanelle Laffoon, Kathy Purvis, and Pam Blue. They remained after school nearly every week to paint signs. Echoing the strains of Let's real- ly hear it, you guys! were mascots Cindi Kuhn and Dave Copley. Always responding with a thunderous roar were the energetic members of Firewater. ATLEFT are M.H.S. mascots: Cindi Kuhn and Dave Copley. BELOW, 1968-69 Firewater officers, LEFT: jenn Billinge, Secretaryg Nancy Brown, Presidentg Linda johnson, Treasurer. I N STR Tl As an island of change in an age of disorder, school administrations have a particularly tough job. Mead- owdale's administration tackled the job with com- petence and enthusiasm. Our Principal, Mr. jerry Karnofski, is SEATED ABOVE. The two Vice-Principals, Mr. john Garner and Mr. james Miller, are pic- tured at LEFT AND BELOW. KAY SWANSON DARLENE SIMPSON IOHN RISELAND IOHNGRANTLER Senior Counselor lunior Counselor Sophomore Counselor Guidance Counselor MARCELLA HANSON AL MEINERT ALICE DAVIS Librarian Librarian Assistant Secretary I if I ii . ,7 ,Q ,VII , 7 tif f vi it I f llss i H K ws, A, . ,,- L . . V L -.. slsl Nz CHARLOTTE GRANT MARGARET LAURINE MARYANNE MONEY DOROTHEA NIVEN Vocational Secretary Registrar Instructional Secretary Secretary to Principal I I J IANE PINGER DOROTHY ROGERS VIOLET SKIBITZKE BARBARA STREETER Resource Secretary Attendance Secretary Study Hall Assistant Secretary to Counselors COOKSA DIA ITORS - - s: m..gL4v::v t,,, I vlluifmw , .F l l l l r l ii ,I CUL Y I l i I f I l l T fl T r 1 l 1 Q l l i i .l I I l l l i l 'E DICK ANDREWS MIKE AYERS Bible as Lit., U.S. History, Debate, English 10 Minority Race New ideas, new experiences, new people! These elements made up the exciting assortment of indi- viduals, known more specifically as the Meadowdale faculty. With new fields of interest opening all the time, it is necessary to have instructors of wide back- grounds and interests. Among our amazing variety we have a former Broadway actor, a Peace Corps veteran, a tank commander from the Korean War, and a cheerleader from the U. of W. From only these few examples, it's easy to see that our teachers are in a good position to educate the student - to face the realities and choices in the modern world. RON BATES GORDON BERGUM BOB BURTON VERN CARDINAL P.E., Athletics Chemistry, Survey Chorus, Choir, Music US. History of Physical Science Survey, Chamber Choir jUDY CARLSON IERE CARY IMOCJENECHAMBERLAIN PAT CLARK I P.V.A. Wood Shop Art, Crafts, Adv. Typing, Office Machmes Crafts, Spanish Dist. Educ. BRUCE COOK WlLl.lAM CROSSETT ANN DEATON ELEANOR DDCKWORTH Bookkeeping, Office Drama, Adv. Drama World History Typ-ing, Clerical Machines, Economics Off'C9 PYHCUCQ PAT EASON HELEN EVANS EDITH EASTE TOM FORTIN German English 11, Speech Art, Crafts, Commercial English 10, Mass Art ' Media, Annual Advisor fl SHARON FRANKLIN DENNIS FRIMML IANET GESTAUT P.E. World History, U.S. Foods, Home Furnishings History SHIRLEY GILSON MIKE GUNNING DAVE HEWITT IVIYRNA HILLYER Typing, Secretarial World History Auto Basics, Graphic CIOIIUHS, Boys' Office Practice Arts, Wood Shop Home EC-I DYSSS Design I ww 7 y' I i Q Q X ' L ii MIKE HILTON f U T X UICSM V, Geometry ll i N k I is I 4111155 K L. ' i r I, ' Caricature by I -6 Sue Bingham X L L If 4 GARY HUBBARD PHIL HULL ' ' J Driver Training U.S. History MAL JENKINS TERRY JOHNSON Geometry, UICSM Ill, Electronics, Drafting Math Review CLIFFORD KAYS P.E., Health VIKKI KENNEDY ANITA KILPONEN LYNES KING ERIC KOKER English 10 Russian Contemporary Problems, Orchestra Washington State History u . RUDY KOVACEVICH KAY LAGERQUIST RON LEE Art, Sculpture English 11, Girls' U,S. History, Political Club Advisor Science CHARLES LEWARNE MERLE LOCKWOOD 165 HELEN MEACGILVRA NANCY MCCRACKEN U.S. History, American Dev. Reading, Speed English 10, Beg. English 11, oreign Policy Reading 84 Adv. Speech Creative Writing CLARK MCKINLEY DOROTHY MEYERS GLEN MOEHRING World History, English 11, Creative English 10, English 11 journalism, Adv. Writing, Latin journalism DELLAZINE MORAN Shorthand, Typing, Gen. Business, English 11 IACK NEILSEN Auto Basics, Auto Shop si GARY NAKAYAMA Band GEORGE NELSON Metal Shop ED NIEVAARD DOLORES NORMAN lllvl NUGENT WAYNE OLSEN Biology, Physiology Family Living, Child Philosophy, French, World History, Care Latin l Psychology 'L' ROGER OTTMAR Typing, Bookkeeping we-ffm. r if 1,3 f,,,,. -- , grys- 5- - ,,'. , j '-sf . if H4525 ,E ,st,, ,. iw? 1 vt Sidi? 557f F A' IZ ' I ',': ,-f f' gjfflfu HI 5 ,f'f lLf -'iL,I5?f7f r M r WINIFRED PARRIS HORACE PROPST LARRY RAYNER French Biology English 10, Poetry .13-7. , ta, , WK MMR l 'sl Q - J ,aww ix - 1 ts .V if ff in . 4 Z 1 LQ! ,, W T :Ms fm X215 ' rv f , I. 3 1 if I 1 'MQ 'j,,: xl QF 6 1 s14tW3af- - ' wma? by is W 'WS Q f 5, L. ff if S 44 a I it S? 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