Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

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,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

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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!

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