Medical Lake High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Medical Lake, WA)
- Class of 1984
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R«pgn| Angie Bradley Debra Brown Vince Brown Belinda Buchanan Melinda Buchanar Bevie Casey Tim Blcckcr ’ 6 Today Living A Todd Church Ted Clarkson Mike Close Cam Cordova Jenny Cox Robert Cross Les Curtis Kris Danigole Mark Danigole Dave Davenport Effie Dean Kim DesRoches Today Living A 1! John Eckelberg Karen Ferrel Edward Gardner Eileen Hargrove Ben Edwards Mike Folsom David Griffin Lori Harvey Charles Fair Dean Galvan Suzie Hamilton Darren Henders 8 Today Living A Denis Hill Julie Hixson John Holmes Kaison Jamison Shelly Januchowski Bruce Julagay Today Living A 9 Ross Rhinchart Theresa Lappi William Leiner Wendy Lcppell 10 Today Living A Terry Leske Brent Magarrell Denise Mas Paul May Sherri May Sean Moore Jody Moran Kenneth Moseley Jeff Narron Angela O’Connor Michelle Payne Sonya Pirkkala Today Living A 11 Ronald Polley Sarah Price Pat Ravenel 12 Today Living A Jack Ray Kevin Reiber Dennis Revill Jodie Swciglc. Russell St. Germain James Seiner Robert Schulz Selina Shaw Gary Seagrave Sammi Staples Mike Steinmetz Robert Stiles Butch Stevenson Today Living A 13 Donna Stevenson Bruce Stow Jodi Sweigle Susan Szprejda Brian Umbaugh Dan Wagner Lana Wagner Alex Watson Brenda Weirauch Tony Whiteheac James Whiteley Kevin Williams 14 Today Living A John Williford Tim Wyer Deanette Yager John Eckclbcrg, Tony Vcnson and Terry Thoreson. Seniors Not Pictured David Allen Timi Burket Denise Dawley David Mallette Larry Marsh Greg McCullough Noi Moroni Warren Page Tammy Robinson Laurie Schrader Dawn Smith Steve Smith Terry Thoreson Earl Tuxford Tony Venson Dale Vick Today Living A 15 I I. John Williford. 2. Lori Bolster and Lcs Curtis. 3. Shcllic Blcnz. 4. James Whitclcy. 5. Mrs. Kin-grey’s Senior English. 4 Today Living A 17 1. Ed Rosario. Kittipong Konchungi, Mike Ballcstcr, Sally Hcrrbach and Chris Jett. 2. Butch Stevenson and John Williford. 3. The Fall B.B.Q. 4. Brian Stewart. 5. Robert Cross. 18 Today Living A I. Mike Zapponc, Keilh Groom and Chip Silbaugh. 2. Tracy Woodard. 3. Melissa Rhinchart. 4. Mike Kirkwood. 5. Mr. Thurman and his 2nd period class. Today Living A 21 22 Today Living A 1. FFA fair emblem. 2. Jerome Thigpen. 3. Chris Jett and John Eckclbcrg. 4. Mr. Giannandrea. 5. Mrs. Austin (standing), seated (left to right) Mr. Hilt, Mrs. Kingrey and Mr. Kingrey. 6. Western Barbecue - Gary Scagravc. 7. Lynn Okopski. 1. Cardinal Pride. 2. Kevin Reiber. 3. Debbie Brown. 4. David Barber. 5. Ann Garner. 6. Restrictions!! 24 Today Living m M .1 ikj.f PRIVATE STUDENTS, OFF PHONE limits Today l.iving 25 I. Seniors at pep assembly. 2. Dave Davenport. 3. Jcanicc McCarthy. Cindy Conastcr and Shelly Staples. 4. Karen Fer-rcl. Lisa Bice. Wendy Lcppcll and Selina Shaw. 5. Mrs. Nelson and Mark Abbott. Today Living A 27 1. Sophomore Hall. 2. Sondra Tcil-borg, Ildee Zsido, Emery Allen and Stephi Moore. 3. Mrs. Grocncn and Mary Giannandrea. 4. Betsy Burak. 5. Monique Black, Colonel Redmon and Matt Smith. 6. Matt Hoblin 7. Lori Bolster. 28 Today Living A I. Kelly Arnold. 2. Brett I loblin. 3. Cindy Shaffer. 4. Stan Glas-cow and Rick Gcring. 5. Missy Wagner. Today l.iving 31 immi 2 1. John Williford. 2. Junior Hall. 3. Will Strawn and Alan Wycr. 4. M.L. fans at game against Colville. 5. Melanie Edwards. Enid Mitchell, Stacy Loguc and Lisa Spilkcr. 6. Cathy Williford. Lynn Paladino, Shaun Pcrin. Jackie dePaulis and Christine Brcault. Kim Altobclli Mike Ballestcr Jackie Becker Monique Black Tim Bloom Rob Blythe Lori Bolster Chad Brayton Cathy Brown Chris Broyles Dan Buch Betsy Burak Tina Burke Becky Campbell Laurie Carrcll Fred Chapman Greg Close Cheryl Cook John (Steve) Cooper Steve Cross Scott Danigolc Lamar Davis Roger Davis Pam Dennis Jackie dePaulis Howard Dunham Darrel Early Pamela Erickosn Mark Feken Cheri Fisher Jeff Fox Carla Foutz Shelly Franklin Melissa Freeman Debbie Geiger Martina Gepford Ron Gcring Jenny Gray Keith Groom Stella Hampton Vincent Hart Jolcnc Haskins Holly Haugen Ann Haynes Sally Hcrrbach Skeeter Hcrrlc Kelly Hill Matt Hoblin Juniors 37 Michclc Hocche Christine Holmes Larry Howard Troy Jessee Chris Jett Pam John Clint Jones Jenny Jundt Mike Kennedy Bill King Mike Kirkwood Ann Knipfer Kittipong Kongchunji Paul Krusec Tammy Kuhn Melody Laird Elaine Lakso Bob Lane Lynette Laughton Jim Lee Lars Leinweber Staycc Lindley Frances Litzingcr Lindsey Lucas Tracy Mabbott Joe Maher Mike Marsden Bill Murrey Jim Nilles Theresa Nilles Jim Lee, Todd Ott-mar, and Kelly Hill getting in on the action in the library. 38 Juniors Not Pictured Calvin Davis Gigi Nicdao Julie Raulston Lisa Reddick Sandy Rodriquez Tony Speyers Donna Steinmetz Romona Tyler Tina Young Mike Zappone Mark Zehm Mike Oaom Lynne Okopski Sharon Oliver Jean Olson Todd Ottmar Lynn Paladino Shaun Perin Sam Peterson Jina Pius Darla Price David Pruitt Lori Raulston Cheryl Regalado Melissa Rhinchart Tammy Rhoades Mark Rockcymoorc Eric Roloff Stacy Rude Anita Sather Jim Schulz Cindy Shaffer Chip Silbaugh Matt Smith Ed Sonnebom Troy Sorkness Michele Steinmetz Pam Stiles John Szczypicn Mike Tappe Brian Tinney Donna Tookc Loren Tower Lisa VandcrWcil Karen Wagner Lisa Wentworth Dan Wetzler John Whitehead Kim Williams Melody Williams Randy Williams James Wilson Ken Wright Juniors 39 oo W ?0 o 2 O HI Td O 00 Tim Adams Rod Aguiar LccAnn Alexander Emery Allen Steve Amend Eric Anderson David Barber Kenny Bejarano Tim Blakely Doug Boone Julie Boyles Troy Bradley Chris Brcault Roong Burket Tammy Chapman Dawn Chisholm Julie Cloutier Troy Clutc Rhonda Covel Lisa Crampton Gina Culnane Allen Davis Robbie dePaulis Rob DcsRochcs David Dormaier Kevin Dunham Melanie Edwards John Eller Annette Farmcn Tony Flores John Foresman Don Gallo Mary Giannandrea Jeff Gilbreth Kurt Hales Dorothea Hanson Brenda Hargrove James Harvey Brian Hcsterlee Shelley Hines Ken James Eric Johnson Matt Johnston Karen Jones Dawn Kaufman Shawn Kaufman James Lambert Reed Lang Sophomorcs 41 Mike Larkin Monica LaRuc Cindic LeChuga Steve Lcinen Christa Lewis Wayne Lilly 42 Sophomores Melanie Rhinehart and Julie Boyles working hard in Mrs. Austin’s class. Stacie Logue Pat McCormick Tim McDonald Kelli Mclnnis Audrey McShanc Cathy Miller Enid Mitchell Stephanie Moore Gerri Nelson Bob Nilles Ron Nilles JefT Nolting Crystal Owens Bob Ramstad John Reed Melanie Rhinehart Sandy Robinson Daryl Rutzer Randy Sampson Amy Schneider Julie Scagrave Chris Shryack Nikki Smith Jenni Snook Lisa Spilker Fritz Sprague Darren Stanley Bryan Stewart Lauryn Stewart Rhonda Strawn Jim Strout Pam Sweeney Sondra Teilborg Laurie Umbaugh Lora Vandcrwcil Neil Vansant Wes Vaughn Dawn Vick Mark Wakefield Missy Wagner Elaine Warren Robert Wilder Bobby Williams Cathy Williford Reggie Willis Bemic Wirth Tracy Woodard Nikki Wright The Sophomores show their pride at a pep assembly. Sophomores 43 Sheri Zappone Ildcc Zsido Jeff Bordner Dan Lcming Cammy Brooks Mike Odom Sheila Grammar Bill Tuxford Jeff Haynes David Varner Not Pictured Vic Ahlf Bill Anderson Ann Appia Liz Baccarclla Mike Bale Pat Barcomc Brent Barr Heather Becker Scott Bleeker Traci Boiler David Bolster David Bren Julie Broderson Varuncc Brown Kim Buchanan Lynn Bucchler Dale Burton John Calvert Michelle Carr Eileen Chapic Heather Chapman Kevin Choate Cindy Conastcr Joe Conkle Dolores Cook Richard Cross Clifton Davis Charlotte Dean Robert Dcla Cruz Troy Dchncl Dan Del Rosa Cliff Denman Rob Dctrick Yen Do Kelly Dolan Russell Dunham Mike Eckelbcrry Bonnie Espinosa James Everett Carrie Everman Randy Fiermstad David Flores Ed Folsom Jo Ford Tyron Foster Chris Gallo Tina Gardner Ann Marie Garnett Frcshmcn 45 Rick Gering Stan Glasgow Nicanor Gomez Robin Hampton Chris Hanson Brenda Hargrove Tracy Harper Jennifer Harris Tammy Haugen Tina Hcycr Brett Hoblin Mocncck Hodgson Don Jessee Phil John Kim Johnston Gregg Jones Kelli Jundt Julie Kirkwood Pongsuk Kongchunji Jeff Kulp Panudda Kunarukk Brian Kuruce Troy Labish Paul Lasko Teresa Lalicker Evan Lambert Mike Leonard Rick Mackinnon Brent Massey Sonda Maurer Jcanicc McCarthy Laurie McClure Angela McCullough Donna McDonald Tara McGovern Michelle Mclnnis John McMahon Tom McMahon Lili McNair Karen Mills Angela Morasch Theresa Nicdao Julie Nicdao Janice Oliver Mike Perm Ben Peterson Walter Rabc 46 Freshmcn Angela Wolensky Cheryl Wright Alan Wyer Dan Youmans Judi Zappone Not Pictured Sam Hill Teresa Isham Michelle Sweigle Coffee, Tea, or Popcorn! Janet Rigo Mike Rosario Mick Rowan Martin Sampson Charles Scheerschmidt Chris Silvia Tammy Simmons Brad Smith Catherine Smith Mike Springfield Katie Standish Bob Staples Shellie Staples Pamela Stcenis Yvonne Stcenson Cory Stclter Willie Stawn Stacy Szczypicn Jerome Thigpen Donna Thomas Paul Tinnon Gary True Wayne Weatherly Andrew Weeks Trish Whitley Bette Wilson Kerry Wilson Tony Wilson Michelle Wirth Steve Woepell Freshmcn 47 The People Who Make it Happen! ■ Quick! Run! There's only one minute left ... We are suppose to be in the liberary. “Oh. It's Tuesday again?” shouts Mr. Glasgow. “Do you have a tie I can borrow Ron?” And so it goes, another faculty meeting, only one of the things that it takes to keep the school running smoothly. It takes all types of people to keep a school running. The Cooks, who prepare our lunch. The Janitors, who keep our school clean. The Bus drivers, who give us a safe ride to and from school. The Teachers, who give us our education. The Principles and Superintendents who handle the administrative work. The Secretaries who make sure everything runs smoothly. The Couse-lors who help the students in tasks anywhere from a class change to just being there when they're needed. These are the many different people who take part in making Medical Lake High School the very Best. 1. The Superintendent of the Medical Lake School District. Mr. Dunn. 2. The Assistant Superintendent of Medical Lake School District. Mr. Heidcnrcich. 3. The Principle of Medical Lake High School. Mr. Brown. 4. The Vice Principle of Medical Lake High School. Mr. Cercnzia. Administration 53 Secretaries Aid M.L.H.S. !. Caryl Marcus and Palsy Stillar Disirici Secretaries. 2. The helpful secretaries of M.L.H.S. (left to right): Dixie Kukuk. Mickey Christensen. Rene Wagner and Ellamac McClelland. 3. Dixie docs her daily dirty work. 4. Micky Christensen takes time out from her busy schedule. Counselors Advise M.L.H.S. 9 6 5. Mrs. Linda Flaherty is always ready to consult with students. 6. Jolly OP Saint Nick appears out of nowhere to send his good wishes. 7. Mr. Donald Kyle school counslor here for the benefit of M.LH.S's student body. Counsclors 55 Mrs. Austin Business Mr. Boehme Business Mrs. Ashley English Mr. Brooks Vocational Ag. Mr. Carr History Mr. Cicero Art Mr. Ells Foreign Language Mrs. Flaherty Counseling i. Mr. Giannandrea History Mr. Giannandrea gels pied in face. Mr. Glasgow Mrs. Groenen Mr. Grothe Mrs. Haugen Math Foreign Language English English Facully 57 Mr. Heller Music Mr. Hilt Mr. Jantz Mr. Johnson History Health History English See Spot. See Spot run, quips Mr. Wandlcr. Mr. Kingrey Resource Room Mrs. Kingrey English 58 Faculty 7 Mr. Kyle Mr. Lang Mr. Lundgren Mrs. Nelson Counseling Science Music Librarian Mr. Olzendam Mr. Ottmar Mrs. Parker P.E. Industrial Arts Science Faculty 59 Mr. Payne P.E. Mrs. Rehn English 60 Faculty Mrs. Flaherty organizes another program. Mr. Peterson Math Mr. Pence Math Mrs. Peterson Resource Room t ■ Mrs. Sebright Home Economics Sgt. Simmons Mrs. Spitzer Mr. Thurman Mrs. Von Lanken Mr. Wandler English Science P.E. Industrial Arts Faculty 61 ROTC ... And this is Lindsey ... Dixie replies. Busdrivers, Cooks, and Custodians Maintaining A Smooth Operation I. Larry Morse. 2. John South. Chuck Oliver and John Soderquist. 3. Cooks: Jessie Clark. Patty Schulz. Hernia Jean Edwards. Charlotte Cook and Sharon Lemaster. 4. Custodians: Burt Edwards. Larry Morse. Freddie Johnson. 5. Hernia Jean Edwards. 6. Bus Drivers: Rich Algie. Nelson Phelps. John Soderquist. Ella Algie. Rene Adams. Guy Kaplin, Dick Lambert. Randy Hummel. Hcla Hummel. John South. Chuck Oliver and Dave Early. Not pictured: Rod Adams. Barry Bumgard. Shirley Halverson, Christy Erghat. Bob Barber, Marv Maynard. Ray Sangalo and Ted McCarson. 7. Charlotte Cook. 8. Larry Morse. 9. Rene Adams and Dave Early. Auxilary Personncl 63 I. Mr. Payne. 2. Mr. Wandlcr, Mr. Petersen. Mr. Glasgow. 3. Mrs. K ingrey. 4. Mrs. Von Lanken. 5. Mrs. Sebright. 6. Mr. Hill. Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Kingrey. Mr. Kingrey. 64 Faculty UKUAiMiA 1 lUiNJUKUAiMM 1 AIM L I lUiNJUKl ORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGA NSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORi NSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSOR IONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSC TIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONS ATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIOIi NIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZA1 NIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZA1 GANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANi; ORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGA IONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSC ATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIOf ATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIO!' 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Wayne Weatherly sets up for the big meal. 3. Teresa Nillcs, with Chcri Fisher standing by. demonstrates that she can do her work with her eyes closed. 4. Daren Henderson is up to his neck in dishes. 5. Tim Wycr and Brenda Wcirauch check over the attendance. 6. Kitchen Aids Top Row(lcft to right): David Dormeicr. Mike Larkin. Troy Jessec. Daren Henderson. Bottom Row: Robert Stiles. Wayne Weatherly. Kitchnc Aids. Office Aids 69 Officers Accomplish Much I. Top Row (left ro right): Judi Zappone, Kelli Jundt. Pit Kongchunji and Trish Whitley (freshman officers). Sam mi Staples. Belinda Bail. Mike Close. Jenny Cox and John Williford (senior officers). Bottom Row: Mike Zap-pone. Karen Wagner. Mike Ballestcr. Lori Bolster and Jenny Jundt (junior officers). Melanie Edwards. Jeflf Nolting, Missy Wagner and Jeff Ciilbreth (sophomore officers). 2. (left to right): Judi Zappone-Sccrctary Trcasurcr; Kelli Jundt-President; Mr. Carr-Fneshmen Advisor; Trish Whitley-Vice President: Pit Kongchunji-Sgt. at Arms. 3. (left to right): Missy Wagncr-Sccrctary Treasurer, Jeff Gilbrcth-Sgt. at Arms; Melanie Edwards-President; Mrs. Rchn-Sophomorc Advisor: Jell' Nolting-Vicc-President (not pictured). 4. (left to right): Karen Wagner-President: Mike Ballester-Treasurer; Jenny Jundt-Sccrctarv; Mike Zap-ponc-Sgt. at Arms; Lori Bolster-Vice-President; Mr. Boehme-Junior Advisor (not pictured). 5. (left to right): Mike Close-Sgt. at Arms: Jenny Cox-President; Sammi Staplcs-Sccrctary; Belinda Bail-Treasurer: John Williford-Vice-Presidcnt: Mrs. Flaherty and Mr. Kyle-Senior Advisors (not pictured). 70 Class Officers The strobelights were flashing, the music was pounding, the Christmas Ball was a great success. The Senior class officers had their work cut out for them when they prepared for this dance. Posters were made, decorations were bought, the royalty ballots were sent out. and the gym was decorated. “We put many hours into this. We had to make phone calls. We called the Display House to get prices on crowns and had to organize royalty meetings to make sure they were all in their places for the basketball game. We tried to make this dance inexpensive because we wanted to save our money for our Senior activities, said John Williford, the Senior Class Vice-President. The other class officers had a busy year also. Junior officers had the difficult job of organizing Prom. The class ring sale was organized by the Sophomores. while the Freshman officers were busy learning the ropes and concentrated mainly on the Fall candysale. Class Officers ? I • • • Leaders Lead The School and community crowded on the front lawn and sidewalk of M.L.H.S. anxiously awaiting the final outcome. Suspense filled the air as the police blocked oft' Barker Street to prevent any major accidents. Vehicles were ready to roar... on your mark-get set-GO! The wheels burned rubber as the best decorated Senior bed pulled slightly ahead of the Freshmen bed. They raced to the half marker and the five people sprang out of the racing bed, while the five people who were pushing jumped in. Both classes had some difficulty and they were bedpost to bedpost, but the Seniors conquered the Freshmen, and finished in a roar by two bed lengths! One of the victors, John Williford cxclaimed,”I knew there was no way the Freshmen could win, because they did not have the experience. It might have been close for awhile, but our agility and speed pulled us through,” saying with a smilc,“Likc everyone knew it would!” The A.S.B. officers did not just lead the students of Medical Lake High School, but the hard-working team worked with the students. The school caught onto their firy enthusiasm of the officers during Homecoming Week. They went above and beyond the call of duty to make it exciting for everyone to get involved. The entire week was a great success from the noontime activities and dress-up days to the halftime ceremony with a special surprise of fireworks that started the dance with a bang! Mr. Grothe, their advisor. fccls.”The executive board has shown the willingness to work hard, to develop personal leadership skills and to get as many people involved as possible in the A.S.B. activities. It has been a pleasure working with them.” The A.S.B. officers kept their composure and dignity during all of the student council meetings, even when there were heated controversies. The officers paved a smooth path for all students to follow- in improving our high school. I. Prcsidcnt-Buich Stcvcnson,“Mr. B of the C team! 2. Vicc-Prcsidcnt-Pat Ravencl “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, NO! it’s my twin. 3. Secretary-Donna Stevenson. Sitting in her file cabinent! 4. Donna and Butch Stevenson, part of the C’ team. 5. Treasurer-Penny Bentley, won the Washington State Lottery! 6. Sgt. At Arms-Ben Edwards. Our Hero! A.S.B. Oflkcrs 73 NHS Members Build Character The lights were dimmed and the scent of burning candles filled the air. The tenseness was thick as a hush slowly fell over the audience. It was the night of the Induction Ceremony and the new inductees were sitting nervously in their scats. By the end of the evening, after all of the speeches were given, the new inductees were official members of the National Honor Society. National Honor Society is a club dedicated to serving the school and its surrounding community. Their activities range from the Senior Citizen Service Program to donut sales. 1. Mrs. Ashley speaks lo the honor students. 2. National Honor Society Officers (left to right): John Williford Vice-President. Rob Cross-President. Mike Ballcstcr-Treasurcr. Michelle Steinmctz-Secrciary. 3. Top Row (left to right): Lee Ann Alexander. Warren Page. Kris Danigolc. Reed Lang. Middle Row: Eric Roloff. Lars Lcinwebcr. Jim Lee. Jim Strout, Sonja Pirkala. Sherri May. Denise Mas. Emery Allen. Dawn Vick. Jean Olson. Tracy Mabbott. Mark Wakefield. Kurt Hales. Scott Danigolc. Bottom Row: Kim DcsRochcs. Dcbi Brown. Cinda Kammcrmann and JefTNolting. 4. Top Row(lcft to right): Jenny Cox. Rhonda Bolin. Jody Moran. Ben Edwards. Mike Folsom. Mike Kennedy. Greg Close. Gary Scagravc. Denis Rcvill. Karen Wagner. Middle Row: Joanne Ballcstcr. Sam Petersen. Mike Ballcstcr, Steve Cross. Rob Cross. John Williford. Skeeter Hcrrlc. l.ori Bolster. Jenny Gray. Melody Land. Michelle Steinmetz. Bottom Row: Chip Sil-baugh. Larry Howard. Julie Hixon. Sarah Price. Sandy Rodriquc. Belinda Bail. Lana Wagner. Becky Campbell. Tammy Kuhn. Kaison Jamison and Mrs. Ashley. 5. Members listen attentively to president. Rob Cross, during a meeting. Students Show Their Knowledge As the commentator of the contest asks his question, all the contestants’ minds quickly start to think. A buzzer goes off and the fastest player answers the puzzle. This is the type of action that goes on in a knowledge bowl competition. The knowledge bowl is a sport of the mind where the quickest will win. The contest consists of three teams competing against each other. Medical Lake competes with at least thirty schools in Adams, Lincoln. Whitman. Spokane, Ferry. Pend Oreille and Stevens counties. The purpose of knowledge bowl is to train the memory for quick recall and to broaden one's horizons on all kinds of knowledge. It takes a person with a borad. general knowledge and knowledge of present day happenings to be competitive in this sport. Mrs. Groenen, the coach of the team, believes that it is the best preparation for a higher education a student can get. 1 think this year's team is as good as last year's team, if not better. commented Mrs. Groenen. Being on the knowledge bowl takes dedication with practices two to three times a week starting right after school begins. Selection of the top four and an alternate is done by the team members themselves. When in competition there is no loser, because just being a part of this great team is being a winner. I. Knowledge Bowl Front Row-(Icft to right): Bob Cross, Missy Wagner, JelTGilbreth. Ken Moseley. Scott Danigole. Julie Hixson, and Karen Wagner. Middle Row: Vince Brown. Mike Kennedy. Mark Wakefield. Bob Ramstad. JelT Nolting and LcAnn Alexander. liack Row: I_arry Howard. Lars Leinwebet and Jim Strout. 2. Catpain Rob Cross 3. Advisor Mrs. Grocncn 4. LeAnn. Lars and Ken concentrate hard. 5. Karen Wagner knows the answer. 6. Sophomores add their knowledge. 7. Knowledge Bowl starters Front Row: Vince Brown. Mark Wakefield and Karen Wagner. Back Row: Rob Cross. Junior ROTC Creates Future Leaders The air was tense, the crowd was silent the only sound heard was a whoosh. A scream broke the silence as the balloon lifted off the ground commemorating the first time man left the earth in flight. The Medical Lake's ROTC also enjoyed the festivity by getting rides in the helium aircraft. The ROTC class was formed to teach leadership skills to the young people, and to prepare them for roles in a career field was its main goal. Extra-curricular activities offered to the students enrolled in Aerospace Education include drill team, colorguard, rocketry' and model clubs. If students complete all three Aerospace Education courses they had special advantages in applying for the military academy appointments and in being granted possible four year ROTC scholarship. I. Up. Up and away! 2. Colorguard (left to right): Monique Black. Jody Swciglc, Walter Rabe, Chip Silbaugh. Troy Jesses. James Lambert. Cathy Miller. ClilT Denman, John Foremen, Joanna Ford. Paul Lakso and Donna Thomas. 3. Drill Team Top Row (left to right): Chip Silbaugh. Cathy Miller. James Lambert. Troy Jesse. Walter Rabe and Mike Lcnard. Middle Row: Monique Black. Jody Swciglc, Joanna Ford. Brent Barr, Cathc Smith and Romona Tyler. Bottom Row: Julie Raulston. Anita Sather, Tina Burke. Sam Hill and Donna Thomas. 4. Walter Radc and ClifTDcnman. 5. Colonel Redmon. 78 ROTC WINDBORNE MAKING MUSIC COME ALIVE! CONCERT CHOIR SHOW MUSICAL TALENT I. Mr. Heller playing a tune. 2. Wind-borne Officers: Toni Anderson. Kim IXsRochcs. Shcllie Blcnz and Effic Dean. 3. Pam Allen and Michelle Mcln-nis rehearsing for a concert. 4. NVind-borne Singers Top Row (left to right): Tom McMahon. John McMahon. John Holmes. Tim Bleeker. Mike Folsom. Mark Danigolc. Rob DcsRochcs. Jim Strout. 2nd Row: Toni Anderson. Melanie Edwards. EfTic Dean. Evan Lambert. Warren Page. Pam Allen. Michelle Mclnnis. Jodi Swiegle. 3rd Row: Holly Haugen. Jenny Snook. Melanie Rhine-hart. Shcllie Blcnz. Kim DcsRochcs. Kris Danigolc. Bottom Row: Karen Wagner. Lynette Laughton. Tammy Haugen. Lynn Paladino. and Kelli Mclnnis. Stacie Lindlcy not pictured. 5. Concert Chior Top Row (left to right): Renee Brown. Laura VandcrWeil. Donna Tooke. Mike Kirkwood. Dale Burton. Melody Laird. Pam Stiles. Cammy Brooks. Middle Row: Crystal Owens. Regina Rahecm. Carrie Evcrman. Charlotte Dean. Manuela Gcndrea. Judy Zapponc. Julie Kirkwood. Bottom Row: Tammy Kuhn. Karen Jones. Connie Espano a. Tammy Simmons. Yen Do. Janet Rigo. and Kris Danigolc. 6. Concert Chior Officers: Yen Do. Judy Zapponc. Kris Danigolc. and Melody Laird. . c H R L A D I N G “SPIRIT Wc got some! The 1983-84 cheerleaders have shown us another very supportive year. They started the year offby receiving high honors at the state chccrlcading camp. The girls said, “Going to camp gave us a chance to get to know each other and to learn a bunch of new cheers. The cheerleaders have many responsibilities throughout the year. The SadicHawkins dance is put on by the cheerleaders. They go out and gel all that “heavy hay. decorate the gym and even give you guys and gals a chance to get hitched up to your lucky partner. I. Freshmen cheerleaders (top to bottom )Charoleitc Dean. Janice Oliver. Michelle Carr. Eileen Chapic. 2. The 1983-84 Varsity cheerleaders (left ro right) Jenny Gray. Michele Hoechc. Skcctcr Herrle, Mike Kennedy. Theresa Lappie. Eddie Rosario. Lori Bolster, Jenny Gray. Becky Campbell. Effie Dean and Lynettc Laughton. 3. The Varsity cheerleaders showing their spirit in a pep-assembly. 4. The Medical Lake High School 1983-84 chccrlcading squad “At their best. 5. The chcerlcading advisor. Mrs. Spitzer. 6. The Cardinal mascot showing his stuft'at the Homecoming game. 7. The 1983-84 Junior Varisty cheerleaders (left to right) Sondra Tcll-borg. Emery Allen. Stephanie Moore, and IldceZsido. Checrlcading 83 Musicians Tune to Beat of 1984 “I wish I were two years younger.” says a former student of Medical Lake High School, as he watches students perform at a band concert. I see many talented musicians that I would have liked to perform with.” This year all four bands. Concert. Symphonic. Wind Ensemble, and Jazz contain many young musicians that have a great opportunity to develop their talents in the next few years. The size of the band as a whole has dropped in the last few years, but Mr. Lundgrcn. the director of Medical Lake's music department, is looking forward to the next few years as larger numbers of talented freshmen will be welcomed by the Cardinal music department. I. Julie Scagravc. 2. Mark Abbott. 3. Vince Brown. Troy Clutc, and Tim Wycr. 4. Troy Dehnel and Sheri Zappone. 5. Band director-Mr. Lundgren. 6. Symphonic Band Officers (left to right) Lisa Wcntworth-Vice President; Mike Zappone-President; Cathy Williford-Sccrctary Treasurcr. 7. Alan Wycr. Lilly McNair, and Jennifer Harris. 8. Tara McGovern. 9. Wind Ensemble Officers (left to right) Pam John-Scrgeant at Arms; Tim Blakcly-Secrciary; Clint Joncs-Vicc President; Kim IX-s Roaches-Presi-dent. Band 85 86 Band ! I. Sheri Zapponc and her helper. 2. Kelli Jundt and Trish Whitley. 3. Vince Brown. 4. Steve Lcincn. 5. Jazz Band. Top Row (left to right): Kittipong Kongchunji. Dan Wagner. VinccBrown Steve Amend. Gregg Jones. Tom McMahon and Ross Rhinchart. Bottom Row: Eric Roloff. Steve Lcincn. Denis Hill. Mark Rockcymoorc. Jody Moran and Bill Leincn. 6. Pam John and Kim DcsRochcs. 7. Michelle Stcinmet . On other page. Top Row (left to right): Tara McGovern. Sally Hcrrbach. Tracy Mabbott. Tammy Kuhn. Michelle Mclnnis. Daryl Rutzcr. Mark Abbott. Ed Folsom. Teddy Clarkston. Sharon Oliver. Varunee Brown. Darla Price. Lora Vandcrweil. Cheri Wright. Second Row: Lisa Spilker. Gina Culnane. Troy Dchncl. Paul Lakso. Neil VanSani. JcfT Haynes. Pit Kongchunji. Rich Cross. JelT Nolting. Jim Lee. Troy Labish. Lynn Buechler. Brent Barr. Rob DcsRochcs. Reed Lang. Third Row: Eileen Cha-pie. Vince Brown. Tim Wyer. Steve Amend. Brian Kurucz. Mike Rosario. Clint Jones. Bill Lcincn. Pam Sweeney. John Whitehead. Jody Moran. David Flores. Brad Smith. Gregg Jones. Fourth Row: Brenda Hargrove. Andy Weeks. Mike Larkin. Scott Blecker. Mike Pcrin. Denis Hill. Mike Kirkwood. Mark Rockcymoorc. Gary Scagravc. Fred Chapman. Darren Henderson. Roger Davis. Steve Lcincn. Kittipong Kongchunji, Cliff Davis. Mike Springfield. Ben Petersen. Fifth Row: Sheri Zapponc. Frances Lit-zingcr. Sonda Maurer. Michelle Steinmetz. Cheryl Regalado.Cathy Brown. Wayne Lilly, Lili McNair. Greg Close. Charles Schecrschmidt. Mike Ballcs-ter. Alan Wyer. Joanne Ford. Angela Morasch. Tina Gardner. Tammy Chapmen. Cathy Miller. Sixth Row: Robin Hampton. Tammy Haugen. Judi Zapponc. Trish Whitley. Kelli Jundt. Cathy Williford. Pam John. Michelle Carr. Julie Scagravc. Brenda Hargrove. Fritz Sprague. Laurie Car-roll. Lisa Wentworth. Janice Oliver. Kim Buchanan. Yvonne Steenson. John MacMahon. Kelly Dolan. Elaine Warren. Jennifer Harris. Front Row: Jim Strout and Larry Howard. Band 87 Drill Team Marches To The Top 1. Drill Team Top Row (left ot right): Tracy Mabbott, Pam Erickson, Traci Boiler, Sharon Oliver, Varuncc Brown, Michelle Mcln-nis and Darla Price. Middle Row: Kaison Jamison, Tammy Kuhn, Annette Farmen, Lora Vander-Wcil, Denise Mas, Elizabeth Bac-carclla and Tara McGovern. Bottom Row: Sally Hcrrbach and Chris Jett. 2. Advisor Mrs. Johnson. 3. Captain Tracy Mabbott. 4. Tara and Varunee march with pride. 5. Stand up straight Sally and Michelle. 6. Flags Top Row (left to right): Tracy Mabbott, Varuncc Brown, Sharon Oliver, Michelle Mclnnis and Darla Price. Bottom Row: Sally Hcrrbach, Cherri Wright, Lora VanderWeil, Tara McGovern and Tammy Kuhn. 90 Drill Team The gym was quiet yet filled with excitement. The competitors were overwhelmed with the idea of having a chance to become a part of the team. The judges were filled with cx-pcction and wonderment at what the next hour would hold in store for them. All the last minute details had been taken care of. and the Captain was ready to start. This was the big day, tryouts for the 1983-1984 Drill Team members. This special event started with two returning members demonstrating the routines which the contenders were to perform. During their demonstration both girls suddenly stopped and turned extremely red! They both had made the same mistake at the same time, which resulted in having to start once again. Even though we had no advisor this summer we were able to work hard and become like a family, commented Sharon Oliver. In March the girls were very successful while attending State Competition. The Drill Team accomplished a great deal this year. Spirit Rising Behind The Scenes Boosted By Cardinal Maids and Rahs There arc two hard-working organizations at Medical Lake High School that never receive much recognition. The Cardinal Maids and Rahs were there encouraging school spirit with various functions. Our lives arc filled with many memories with family and friends that we will forever cherish. One night each year fathers and daughters gather together to share one of these moments. The Father-Daughter Banquet hosted by the Cardinal Rahs creates a good feeling between families in our school. Donna Stevenson and Mr. Kyle were guest speakers. relating the unique times fathers and daughters share. Mrs. Haugen explained. “The banquet offered opportunities to have special memories and times with our families at school. Cardinal Rahs started the Big and Little Sister Program for incoming freshmen, they make pumpkin and turkey grams, and sale mums for Homecoming. Golden Garbage is collected by the Rahs. and they sale booster items at the games. The Cardinal Maids focus on promoting spirit in the athletic clubs. They design and make locker decorations, organize the Santa pictures, and the biggest functions they put on arc the Sports Award Banquets to honor the athletes in front of family and friends. I. Top Row (left to right): Judy Zappone, Tammy Haugen. I.isa Wentworth. Sheri Zappone. Bottom Row: (left to right) Cammy Brooks. Laurie McClure. Julie Boyles. Brenda Hargrove. Mrs. Haugen, advisor. 2. Martina Gcpford. Laurie Car-rdl, Tammy Kuhn. Timi Burkct. 3. Top Row: (left to right) Judy Zappone. Tammy Haugen. Brenda Hargrove. Kim Altobclli, Sharon Oliver. Cammy Brooks. Laurie Carrell. Tammy Kuhn. Melody Williams. Sheri Zappone. Ann Knipfer. Bottom Row (left to right): Var-unee Brown. Robin Hampton, Laurie McClure. Julie Boyles. Heather Chapman. Darla Price, Martina Gepford. Frances Lit ingcr. Lisa Wentworth. Timi Burket. 4. Sharon Olivcr-digging for her lunch. 5. Sue Szprejda and Penney Bentley. 6. (left to right) Penney Bentley. Lisa Bice. Sarah Price. Teresa Nillcs. Michele Hocchc. Sue S prcjda. Jenny Jundt. Holly Haugen. Betsy Burak. Cardinal “Fan”atics Begin In A Roar! The Cardinal “Fa-n atics started the year in a roar. The enthusiasm soon tired though as each meeting passed. They were able to have a successful mini movie theater during Christmas break for the grade schoolers. “The idea was a sudden impulse. relays Cinda, “neither Donna or I had the time to put our full effort into the club. 1 hope it will grow in the future years into a booming club under the charge of someone who has time and creativity.” 1. (left to right): Darla Price. John Holmes. Mike Kennedy. Toni Anderson. Cinda Kammermann. John Williford. LccAnn Alexander. Mark Danigolc. and Donna Stevenson. Faithful followers! 2. Rob Cross (scarfman) is a rowdy leader! 3. The eminent volleyball Fan atics. Library Aids Are Resourceful Talents! f .if ik n The library has more 10 offer than just a place to finish homework, look at magazines, or to gossip. It has more than just a check out desk where the library aids assist you. They control the video and T.V. room where various athletic events and assemblies are recorded and ready for viewing. These aids help set up for class projects and speeches, also. The library is now becoming a place where responsibility and commitment are being displayed. I. These resourceful library-aids arc: (left to right): Pam Dennis. Ben Petersen, and Charles Fair, (not pictured is David Bolster) 2. Library Offi-cials-Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Petersen. 3. Ben Petersen working his talents. Library- Aids 95 Ski Club Shooshes Down The Slopes 96 Ski Club Medical Lake Ski Club challenged 49° North December 11. The weather was warm with fog flowing from the powdery white snow. Many of the skiers were excited before they began on their ski trip, it being the first time for some. Karen Fcrrcl, a veteran skier, was overly excited and ready to do some great skiing. “At first I was tense going down the face of the mountain.” she confessed. However after she started going it really began to gel fun. “It was exhilarating going out of control!” She skied down the hill with Jenny Cox and had an exciting time. After the day ended and the skiing was over “you are really drained,” but once you arc rested “you want to do it again!” When Mrs. Parker, the Ski Club advisor, was asked how the trip went, in one word she replied. “Fantastic! The weather was warm, the snow was good and the kids were super. Then lastly she said with assurance. “Everyone had fun; even our beginners!” I. Front Row (left to right): Mrs. Parker. Chris Hansen. Vic Ahlf. Mike Bale. Chris Shryack. Larry Howard. Brad Smith. Karen Wagner. Sue S prejda. Pam Sweeney, Belinda Bail. Shelley Januchowski, Keith Groom. Middle Row: James Lambert. Robin Hampton. Pat McCormick. Jim Lee. Gary Seagrave. Randy Sampson. Jim Stroui. Melissa Wagner. Sharon Oliver. Karen Fcrrcl, Teresa Nillcs. Chcri Fisher. Janice Oliver. Tara McGovern, Back Row: Ed Sonneborn.ToddOttmar. Keley Hill. JciTGilbreth. Matt Hoblin. Mark Zehm. Donna Stevenson. Cinda Kammcrmann. 2. Ski Club Officers Front Row (left to right): Mrs. Parkcr-Advisor. Pam Sweeney-President. Belinda Bail-Vice President. Cinda Kammermann-Senior Representative. Back Row: Vic Alilf-Freshman Representative. Malt Hoblin-Junior Representative. Randy Samp-son-Sophomorc Representative. Gary Scagrave-Sccretary Treasurer. 3. Larry Howard takes a breather. 4. Janice Oliver takes a spill in the snow. 5. Chris Shryack takes a moment to pose for the camera. 5 Ski Club 97 Future Farmers of America nand white female. Her eyes were staring back into mine and our hearts were pumping with the excitement of the moment. We could hardly endure the suspence anymore. “Grand Champion! Cliff shouted. “She really did it!” The excitement rose in the students involved in the Medical Lake FFA Chapter as they not only received very high honors in the livestock division but also on their “ag” booth and in the metal division. Throughout the year, Future Farmers of America at ML was very active in many other endeavors. I. The Future Farmers of America. 2. Advisor Mr. Brooks. 3. Lori AudCIt holding her Christmas tree. 4. Loren Tower taking his rabbit out for a walk. 5. Gcri Nelson and Audrey McShane studying. 6. Larry Howard with his FFA project. 7. Randy Sampson and Larry Howard feeding Larry’s project. 8. The FFA students resurfacing the track field. 9. David Dor-niicr and Shawn Pcrin at a trap shoot. 10. Lisa Crampton and Kris Danigolc working on Christmas wreaths. 11. Elaine Warren and Lora Vandcrwcil practicing showing a rabbit for the fair. 98 FFA There she stood. A gorgeous brow- Future Homemakers Stir Up Spirit! “Hey! Something is burning! It’s the cookies! Get some water! Oh no. they're ruined! Now we have to do them all over again. But practice makes perfect in the lives of the members of Future Homemakers of America. This year they have strived for perfection in every task they endeavored. They demonstrated their pride and spread it by selling Cardinal hats, mittens and scarves. They also sold Santagrams. Vala-grams. and donuts to add a little flavor to our school. Time was also spent making cookies for the football players. The credit for the successfulness of FHA goes to the advisor Mrs. Sebright, who with her skill and leadership has made future Homemakers of America one of the most respected groups in our school. I. Melody Laird. Eric Johnson. Marti Gepford. Melanie Rhin-chart. Elaine Lakso, Frances Litzinger. Lisa Wentworth, and Tara Pattison. 2. Future Homemakers of America-Top Row: Melody Laird. Donna Tookc, The Advisor Mrs. Sebright. Jcnni Snook. Lisa CTampton. Marti Gepford. Nikki Smith. Delores Cook. Dawn Vick, Rod Auguiar and Eric Johnson. Bottom Row: Lisa Wentworth. Frances Litzinger. Pam Stiles. Melanie Rhinehart. Timi Market. Stella Hampton. Dawn Kaufman. Bcvic Casey. Elaine Lakso, Ann Marie Garnet and Mrs. Conrath. 3. Lisa Wentworth. Melanie Rhinehart and Eric Johnson selling Valagrams. 4. Tara Pattison and Melody Laird cooking? 5. Marti Gepford slaving over a hot stove. 6. Frances Litzinger and Elaine Lakso showing oft their talents. FHA IOI Business Leaders Are The Future 1. Top Row (left to right): Robert Appia. Mr. Bochmc. Lorna Barr, Troy Bradley. Laurie Carrcll, Mike Kennedy, Rhonda Bolin. Brian Tinncy. Robert Stiles. JcfT Nolting and LcAnn Alexander. Middle Row: Joanne Ballcster. Shelly Franklin. Jenny Jundt. Betsy Burak. Chip Silbaugh and Stephanie Moore. Bottom Row: Brenda Wcirauch. Sarah Price, Sue Szprcjda. Sandy Rodriquc. Debbie Geiger. Donna Stevenson and Scott Danigole. 2. IX e Yager gives the treasures report. 3. President Robert Appia: Vice President Donna Stevenson; Parliamentarian Joanne Ballcster: Secretary Brenda Wcirauch and Historian Lorna Barr. 4. Mark listens attentively. 5. Sue and Karen socialize at an FBLA meeting. 102 FBLA FBLA 103 The gym was silent and the audience was waiting for the Varsity Volleyball Team to make the winning point against the Varsity Football Team. Then with the sound of that final serve the boys dashed under the net and attacked their opponents, resulting in the girls winning their third game in a three game match. The Varsity Volleyball Team went away with a valiant triumph in “The Volleyball Game” sponsored by FBLA. FBLA was in numerous fund raisers and activities, which included donut sales and the computer dating program. They also went on fieldtrips to Kcytronics and the newspaper. “Joining FBLA was an exciting way to learn about the business world,” replied Lorna Barr. All-in-all. FBLA had a successful year. Seniors Seek Future Knowledge The bump along the highway jolts the students, but only waking the students long enough to find a more comfortable position on the bus. The sudden stop causes the students to stir, many wake and realize they have reached their destination. the Spokane Vocational Skill Center. “You meet alot of people and also the opportunity to sec if you like that area of work.” says one of the ten students who attended the Spokane Area Vocational Skill Center. The Vocational Skill Center has been in connection with the Medical Lake School District for two years. There arc twenty-two different occupational skills and fourteen positions open to the M.L. students. I. Robby Schultz. 2. Debra Brown. 3. James Seiner. 4. Eddie Rosario. 5. Top Row (left to right): Melinda Buchanan. Debra Brown. Mark Barnhart. Robby Schulz. Randy Barton and Eddie Rasario. Bottom Row: Suzie Hamilton. Belinda Buchanan. JamesScincrand Bruce Julagay.6. Belinda Buchanan. 7. Suzic Hamilton. The Cardinal Flyer Brings Justice To All 106 Ncwspaper 100.000,000 have been delivered each day. Yet existing as they may, they have been denied their basic rights. They lay dead in gutters, trampled by the multitude. They sleep in garbage cans. Yet. we can not live with out them. Yes the legacy of the newspaper lives on! This Year’s newspaper staff has one returning member and eight amateurs, yet they have become super experienced in a short time. Opportunities they have arc endless, ranging from photography, writing and editing to visual display and arrangement of the prepared articles. A tribute goes out to these people and their advisor for highlighting the year within the Cardinal Flyer. I. Tracy Mabbott and Sally Herrbach. 2. Top: Sally Herrbach. Middle (left to right): Lisa Van-dcrwcil. Tracy Mabbott and Mark Wakefield. Bottom: Mr. Johnson, Chris Holmes. Kaison Jamison. Sharon Oliver and Tony Martino. 3. Sally Herrbach. 4. Mark Wakefield. Kaison Jamison and Timi Burket. 5. Sharon Oliver. 6. Members of newspaper. Newspaper 107 Annual Staff Lays ... 1 , A “Don't lick your lips before your eggs are hatched,” is the common philosophy shared by all Annual staff members and advisor Mrs. Spitzcr. Holding their breath from deadline to deadline, tension headaches, near cardiac arrests are all part of the job, but the final outcome is worth it all. The satisfaction cures all ailments from previous deadlines when the final product is completed. I. Top Row (left lo right): Robert Appia, Lori Bolster. Les Curtis. C'inda Kammermann. Michele Hocchc. and John Eckclberg. Bottom Row (left to rightVJohn Williford. Lana Wagner, Todd Church. Sarah Price. Lorna Barr. Debi Brown. Pam Allen. Lori Audett, and Chris Jett. 2. Photographers-John Eckclberg and John Holmes. 3. Editors-Debi Brown and Lana Wagner. 4. Advisor-Mrs. Spitzcr. 5. Michele Hocchc and Sarah Price. 6. Lori Bolster and Les Cur-tis. AdP.KtcPrepamti The Merchancfetnq Plan 108 Annual ... Out The New Year n icji Annual 109 Big Brothers And Sisters Reach Out The little boy seemed to be alone. He was always hanging around the high school after school. It was brought to the attention of school counselor Mrs. Flaherty by janitor Ed King. This was the spark of an idea that would evolve into a unique outreach program. Mrs. Flaherty brought this idea to the student council. The council voted and the Medical Lake High School Big Brother and Sister program was initiated. Chris Jett relates her feelings about the program. “It is good experience for me to work with younger kids.” One of the long range goals of the Medical Lake School District is to encourage each child to reach his or her academic and human potential. The Big Brother and Sister program is helping to obtain just such a goal. I. The Big Brothers and Sisters and their counterparts at the great cookie feast of 83 . 2. The Big Brothers and Sisters Standing: Cheryl Regalado. Penny Bentley. Mike Kirkwood. Chad Brayton, Melissa Rhinehart. John Williford. Jenny Cox. Mark Rockcymoorc. Vince Hart. Ben Edwards. Sue Szprcjda. Pat Ravcnel. Rob Cross. Howard Dunham. Jack Ray. Ed Sonncborn. Mrs. Flaherty. Sitting: Debbie Geiger. Chris Jett. Pam Dennis. Donna Stcveson. Butch Stevenson. Rhonda Bolin. Tim Wycr. Sam Petersen. 110 Big Brothers and Sisters Students Conquer a New Language Bonjour! Gutcn Tag! Buenos dias! These arc all very different words, yet they mean the same thing. The Foreign Language Club helps bring the students of each of these languages together. They have various activities that they perform around the school, such as donut sales and the Winter Festival Dance. Lori Bolster has this to say about the club, “It’s very informal, but it's a fun club to get involved in.” I. Mr. Ells and Mrs. Grocnen. 2. A poster found in the foreign language rooms. 3. The Foreign Language Club. “OK. Order! Let's start the meeting. Is there ayone absent. Bill? OK. fine. Let's move on to new business. First on the agenda is fixing up the boys bathroom. Vince, do you have anything to say on the subject? OK. now that that's over ... This meeting is adjourned. ’ And so ends another typical ASB meeting. Among solving various problems around the school, the ASB officers take on many tasks. They not only represent us with much Cardinal pride but they also take some of the load off the administration in helping school activities. Whether it be helping one of the clubs in the school financially or making plans for an assembly, the ASB officers are always busy trying to make sure that the mighty Cardinal pride is carried out to its fullest. I. The 1984 ASB Officers (left to right) President Kim Altobclli. Vice President Keith Groom. Secretary Michelle Steinmetz. Treasurer Trac Mabbott. and Sgt. at arms Bill Murray. 2. Kim Altobclli taking a break. I I1MCD Dedication Loren F. Von Lehe Mr. Von Lehe served on the board of directors of Medical Lake School District from 1963 until his death on November 4, 1983. Loren was a farmer, a native of the area anc devoted to helping young people. We dedicate this annual to his contributions to oui fine school system and to his memory. Dedication 1 13 Weightlifters Pumping Iron IRON PUS I. Plus 50 club Top Row (left to right): Ben Edwards (also only member of 300 club). Reggie Willis. Bob Calvart. Charles Fair. John Holmes and Lcs Curtis. Middle Row: Sam Petersen. Brian Hcsierty. Paul Kruscc. Steve Cooper and Mark Zchm. Bottom Row: Randy Barton. John Williford. Noi Moroni and Brian Umbaugh. 2. There must not be any leryptonite anywhere near here. 3. Hurrv. Steve lift it. here comes Mr. G !!!' I4 Weightliftcrs Senior Best Measure Up . CLUMSIEST: VINCE BROWN BELINDA BUCHANAN 2. CU-EST COUPLE: TODD CHURCH LANA WAGNER 3. MOST ALENTED: JODY MORAN KIM DESROCHES 4. MOST SPIRIT-D: THERESA LAPPIE ED RASARIO 5. MOST LIKELY TO SUC-EED: JENNY COX ROB CROSS 6. CLASS CLOWNS: ROB ROSS SUZIE HAMILTON 7. CLASS SKIPPERS: ANGIE BRAD-EY TERRY LESKE 8. CLASS FLIRTS: EFFIE DEAN JOHN ILLIFORD 9. SHYEST: ROBERT APPIA JODIE SWEIGLE 10. IOST MISCHIEVOUS: JACK RAY SANDY RODRIQUE 11. RIENDLIEST: BEN EDWARDS DONNA STEVENSON 12. BEST RESSED BUXCELSXEVENSON CINDA KAMMERMANN 13. UNNIEST LAUGH: CINDA KAMMERMANN ROSS RHINE-ART 14. MOST ATHLETIC: BELINDA BUCHANAN JAMES RTIS Senior Best 115 c 3 o c h on r z — a 70 n I. Mr. Ccrcn ia. the cardinal stud advisor. 2. Bruce Julagay. 3. Terry Leske. the cardinal stud leader of the pack. 4. Ann Haynes, the toughest of the studs. 5. Mr. Brown, we're standing right here until we get a longer break (the cardinal studs). 6. Hey! Look that guy has a camera. 7. Sandy Rodrique and her uh-oh pose. 8. Maybe if we look tough enough they’ll take a picture, (we took the picture anyway). 9. Take a picture of this or I’ll kill you. 10-13. Busted!!! Funnies 117 1. John Eckclbcrg thinks it’s no big deal. 2. John, why did you make me do this? 3. John Williford will do anything fora picture. 4. Broady didn’t lose any color from his loss of blood. 5. Goob” guards his food with his life. 6. Chow time! 7. There is something alive in my lunch. 8. Oops!! 9. Food collected through the food drive. 10. Mr. C admiring all the food. 11. This doesn’t look good. 12. No. Mr. C. that’s for the food dirve! 13. A.S.B. officers trying to look important. 14. In this student council meeting the camera got more attention than the officers. 15. The student council voted to delay the meeting and pose for a picture. Funnies 119 120 I. Penny Bentley reliving her potty training experiences. 2. Butch Stevenson shrieks. Hey, who made a stinkoT 3. The gang at Hamburger Heaven. 4. What's Audrey McShanc doing back there?” 5. EfYic Dean doing what she does best. 6. Who brought that camera in here.” says Silly Billy Murry. 7. Teresa Nillcs and Cheri Fisher giving it their Colgate smiles. Cross Country Strives With Stamina. The team was ready to run Pullman's three mile course. The weather was cool, and the runners were limber and prepared for the race. Their hearts pounded as they were waiting for the race to begin. The gun shot and the competitors were off! They challenged a grad ual hill fighting for the lead and ran through the wind with exubcrcnce. They strode in and defeated Pullman.“Form and effort can make you a winner,” replied coach Cicero. Kurt Hales improved his personal best with the time of 16.57. In the end as expected Medical Lake Cross Country defeated Pullman 24 to 31, lower score winning. 1. Top Row (left to right): Coach Cicero, Angela Wo-lensky, Greg Close, Mike Folsom, Mark Danigolc and Joanne Ballcstcr. Middle Row: Eric RolofT (kneeling). Sue Szprcjda, Martina Gepford, Frances Litzinger, Dawn Kaufman and Robert Appia. Bottom Row: Teresa Lalieker, Mike Kirkwood, Kurt Hales, Larry Howard and Melanie Edwards. 2. Coach Cicero. 3. the number l(right) and number 2 (left) Cross Country girls. 4. Cross Country runs with Spirit! 5. Mgrs. Joanne Balles-ter and Robert Appia. 6. Larry Howard running an inspiring race. 7. Eric RolofTsprinting to take the lead. Cross Country 125 126 Volleyball 1. Belinda Buchanan, Loma Barr and Jenny Cox. 2. Varsity Volleyball Team. 3. Cheryl Regalado. 4. Cinda Kam-mermann and Loma Barr. 5. Jcanice McCarthy, Lynne Bucchlerand Kelly Jundt. 6. Cheryl Regalado, Holly Haugen and Laurie Carrcll. 7. Jenny Jundt, Shelley Franklin and Debbie Geiger. Volleyball 127 Varsity Volleyball Makes M.L. Proud 1. Varsity Volleyball Team Top Row (left to right): Jenny Cox, Belinda Buchanan, Cinda Kammcrmann, Jenny Jundt, Cheri Fisher, Shelly Franklin, Teresa Nillcs and Debbie Geiger. 2. Ben Edwards (manager), Kim DesRochcs (trainer) and Karen Fcrral (statistician). 3. Jenny Jundt spikes on Colville. 4. Coach Kingrcy and Captian Cox. 5. Shelley Franklin tries for the block. 6. Loma Barr blasts Clarkston. 128 Varsity Volleyball Our crowd was excited, the Colville crowd was shocked. Medical Lake had won the first game 15-9! Everyone thought it was just a fluke. Colville was a school known for its volleyball teams and wasn’t used to losing to Medical Lake, who in the past has never had a volleyball team competitive in league play. But again in game 2, the young Medical Lake volleyball team pulled together for the victory, the score 15-11! Medical Lake had won games before, but this was the first real team they had defeated and was the start of a good season. Though the volleyball team didn’t get a league championship, they did, however, take a great step for Medical Lake, for they were the first girls’ volleyball team to ever have a winning season at M.L. They not only won games, but their games were exciting to watch. The crowd loved them and followed them whever they played. Coach Kingrcy was also pleased saying,“This volleyball team was the best ever and they achieved something that no other Medical Lake volleyball team has done. They had a winning season!!” Congratulations on a great year! Varsity Volleyball 129 J.V. Team Challenges Opponents 130 J.V. Volleyball C Team Spikes Its Way To Victory 1. J.V. Volleyball Team Top Row (left to right): Cheryl Regalado, Lisa Spilker, Laurie Carrcll, Miss Wagner and Mary Giannandrea. Bottom Row: Pam John, Holly Haugen, Lee Ann Alexander an Coach Van Lanken. 2. J.V. Volleyballers prepare to set up a spike. 3. Lisa Spilker waits to show h stuff’. 4. Julie Broderson gives it her all. 5. All right team let’s yoke cm! . 6. Freshmen Vollcyba Team Top Row (left to right): Tricia Whitley, Julie Boyles (time clock), Ann Appia, Coach Austii Kelli Jundt, Tammy Haugen (score keeper) and Julie Broderson. Middle Row: Lynne Bucchlcr, Jut Zapponc and Jeanie McCarthy. Bottom Row: Suzi Hamilton (assistant), Theresa Niedao, Tamm Simmons and Julie Cloutier (manager). -• I. Bill Murray. 2. The Freshmen Team. 3. Troy Clutc. 4. Mike Zappone and Tim McDonald. 5. Steve Cross. 6. Brent Hoblin. 7. Medical Lake’s Varisty Football Team. Football 133 Cardinals Thrash Their Opponents Late in the 4th quarter Riverside scored to tie up the game at 16-16. Medical Lake then received the ball at their own 25 yard line. Knowing that they needed to score to win, they marched the ball down the field, as John Holmes scored the winning touchdown with a 3 yard run off the left tackle.‘‘The team showed great tenacity and ability to hold their composure as they drove to score the winning touchdown,” commented Head Coach John Giannan-drea. This years football team showed much talent and positive attitudes. The team proved they could move the football, putting it into the endzone for a touchdown. Medical Lake was once again in the stiff competition of the Frontier League, but nevertheless the Cardinals held their own. 1. Varsity Football Team Top Row (left to right): Coach Kendall, Coach Giannandrea, Bob Lane, Mark Zchm, Troy Gutc, Tim Blakely, Steve Cross, Coach Jantz, Coach Petersen, 2nd Row: Coach Payne, Joe Mahr, Sam Petersen, Matt Hoblin, Jim Nillcs, Jeff Gilbrcth, Mike Zapponc, Bill Murray, 3rd Row: Terry Thoreson, Dave Davenport, Kevin Williams, Butch Stevenson, Mike Gosc, Lcs Curtis, John Eckelbcrg, Larry Marsh, Rob Cross, Bottom Row: Bruce Stow. Broady Artis, John Holmes. Ed Gardner, James Whiteley, Tony Venson, John Williford, Ken Moseley. 2. Trainers and Statistians Back Row (left to right): Melanie Rhinchart, Kim DesRochcs, Ron Gering, Shelly Hines. Pam Sweeny, Frances Litzinger, Lisa Wentworth, Front Row: Michelle Payne, Lauryn Stewart, Sherri Zappone. 3. Coaches enthusiastically watch the action of the game. 4. Coach Giannandrea plans the strategy with his team. 5. Tony Vensen inspects the ground for gopher holes. 134 Football Football 135 J.V. Battles To A Promising Finish 1. J.V. Football Team Top Row (left to right): Coach Payne. Bob Ramstad, Tony Speyers, Troy Clute, Bob Nillcs, Jeff Gilbrcth, Jim Nillcs, Ed Sonncbom, Mike Odom, Reed Lang and Coach Petersen. Middle Row: Jeff Haynes, Joe Mahre, Darrell Rutzer, Bob Lane, Mark Zehm, Bob Des Roches, Reggie Willis, Kenny Bcjarano, Tim Blakely and Mike Zapponc. Bottom Row: Kittipong Kongchunji, Jeff Nolting, Tim Adams, Tim McDonald, Steve Cross, Mark Wakefield, Allen Davis and Clint Jones. 2. Steve Cross rounds the end. 3. Mike Zapponc stretches for the grab. Freshmen Football Baffles Competitors 4. Brett Hoblin looking for the receiver. 5. Ed Folsom races up the middle. 6. Freshmen Football Team Top Row (left to right): Coach Olzcndam, Jerome Thigpen. Brett Hoblin. Rick McKinnon. Paul Tinnon, Ed Folsom, Robby Smith. Cliff Denman, Brett Everst, Dale Burton, and Coach Lang. Middle Row: Danny Youmans, Alan Wyer, David Bolster, Ben Petersen, Troy Labish, Troy Dchncl, Tom McMahon, Rick Gering, Brad Smith, Jeff Kulp and Chris Hansen. Bottom Row: Nick Gomez. Steve Wocppcl, Rich Cross, Brian Kurucz, Pit Konchunji, Brent Massey, Philip John, Stan Glasgow, Mike Rosari and David Bren. 1. The unknown Seniors. 2. Junior girls V? munch during break. 3. On your mark-Get set-Go! ... Seniors race lo victory! 4. Cardinal mascot. 5. The Cards observe with anticipation. 6. Jamie White-ley. JoAnne Williford, and Joan Holmes spread some juicy gossip! 138 Homecoming Homecoming 139 Wrestlers Eliminate Competitors It was the last match of the championship meet, the score was Medical Lake 21, Cheney 24. James Whiteley, the Cardinal heavyweight, needed a pin or a superior win in order to win the meet. James took down his opponent and gave him a 1 point penalty point in the first round. In the second round. Cheney got an escape but James took him down again, thus making the score 4-2. At the whistle to start the third round. James got an escape and again took down his opponent. Unable to turn the Blackhawk, James didn't pin his man. ending his match with a 7-2 win. Not enough to win the meet, with a final score of 25-24. Even though the Cardinals didn't win the championship they had an outstanding year. They showed true dedication and courage through their practices and meets. This year we had the most wrestlers that Medical Lake has ever sent to the Region IV Championships, a total of 12. Although the 1983-1984 wrestling team was short with experience. they truly were champions in every sense of the word. I. Varsilv Wrestling. Top Row(left to right): Coach Carr. Rob Cross. John Williford. Sam Petersen. Todd Oumar. Ben Edwards. Broadv Artis. Mike Close. James Whiteley. Bob Ramsiad. Coach Petersen. Bottom Row: Rich Cross. Pit Kongchunji. Tim McDonald. Steve Cross. Tim Bloom. Ross Rhinc-hart. Les Curtis. Jim Lee. 2. Pit Kongchunji. 3. Rich Cross. 4. Steve Cross. 5. Broady Artis. 6. Tim Bloom. 142 Wrcstling J. V. Wrestlers Show Promise Wrestling 145 I. Top Row (left to right): Pat Barcomc. Ben Petersen. Clint Jones. Matt Smith, Reed Lang. Kcley Hill, Ed Sonneborn. Reggie Willis, Cliff Denman. Rick McKinnon. Middle Row: Corey Stelter. Bob Lane. Paul Krusce. Troy Labish. Rick Gcring. Randy Sampson. Mick Rowan. Gregg Jones. Wayne Weatherly. Fred Chapman. Phillip John. Bobby Staples. Eric Anderson, Nick Gomez. John Calvert and Alan Wycr. 2. Corny Stelter. 3. Bob Lane. 4. Keley Hill. 5. Eric Anderson. 6. Wrestling Checrlcadcrs-Top: Emery Allen. Second: Lori Bolster. Third Row: Stephanie 4 Moore. Sondra Teilborg. Ildcc Zsido. Bottom: Becky Campbell. 7. Clint Jones. Varsity Boys Maintain a Good Season As the halftime activities came to a finish, the crowd was pensive. Medical Lake was trailing by a close four points. Deer Park hoping to hold onto its lead. The third quarter showed no significant difference with Deer Park only stretching their lead to points. But this “comc-from-behind” team was not beaten yet. They put it all together to be the best they could and cxplodec out-score Deer Park by twenty-one points. A total of thirty-four points in the fourth quarter alone. Medical Lake defeated D Park sixty-nine to fifty-four! “Offensively, the team reached its maximum potential in this game,” commented cardinal co Dave Olzendam. It was a proud victory for the cardinals. This year's varsity basketball team was fast and exciting. The games were always fun to watch and suspense-filled right to the v end. They were a well rounded combination of offense and defense and every player strived for and achieved an ove improvement in skill. Coach Olzendam also expressed that. “The players had dedicated themselves all season to reach team go The improvement from the beginning of the season to the end was tremendous. They had all worked very hard to accomplish i warding season.” Altogether the team members gained great experience and had fun competing as a team. They sought to m the 1983-84 season a successful and prosperous one and they accomplished much as a group and as individuals. Congratulati on a fine season. j 148 Baskelball I I. Varsity Boys' Basketball tcam-Bottom Row(lcft to right): Mike Springfield(managcr) and Coach Olzcndam. Top Row: Todd Church. Larry Marsh. Chris Broyles. Tons Whitehead. Dave Davenport. Matt Hoblin. Bruce Stow. Jim Nillcs. Sean Moore and Randy Barton. 2. Stalis-licians-Bottom Row: Tracy Mabbot. Top Rowflcft to right): Lana Wagner and Pam Sweeney. 3. Larry Marsh uses tough defense on a Cheney player. 4. Tons Whitehead struggles for possession of the ball. 5. Randy Barton stands ready for anything. 6. Sean Moore shoots for the basket. 7. Tood Church pulls up for two. 8. Dave Davenport shoots over the Cheney defense. 24 I i ie A Kill LAKE tfEDNMi tfEDICA 20 I lake: ntDICAL 32 ak r. LIUCAL . 42 f LAKE ' J.V. Team Dominates Its Rivals 150 Baskctball C-Squad Defends Cardinal Pride I. J.V.(lcft to right): Mr. Giannandrca. Troy Clutc. Ron Nillcs, Jeff Gilbrcth. Roger Davis. Mike Zapponc. Mike Kirkwood. Dan Gallo. Howard Dunham. Bob Nillcs. Mark Rockcymoore. Chad Bravton. 2. JcffGilbrcth. 3. Bob Nillcs. 4. Ed Folsom. 5. C-Squad Back Row(lcft to right): Coach Pence. Stan Glasgow. Willie Strawn. Ed Folsom. PaulTinnon. Brett Hoblin. Russell Dunham. Coach Brown. Front Row: Steve Wocpcll. David Bolster. Brent Massey. Brian Kur-ucz. Danny Youmans. Brad Smith. Scott Jones. Basketball 151 1. Jenny Jundt. 2. Tammy Simmons. 3. Kim Buchanan. 4. Bam John. 5. Jump ball! 6. Mary Giannandrea. 7. Teresa Nilles. 8. Jeanicc McCarthy. Basketball 153 Varsity Girls Show Spirit and Unity 1. “Huh, what did you say to do with the ball? (Belinda Buchanan) 2. Miss VonLanken trying to show authority. 3. Michelle Payne on the jump ball. 4. Cinda Kammermann on the free throw line. 5. Assistance please! (Debbie Geiger). 6. Top Row: l.isa Bice. Missy NVagner. Debbie Geiger. Pam John. Tony Anderson. Chcri Fisher. Cinda Kammermann. Jenny Jundt. Bottom Row: Mr. Grothc. Julie Cloutier. Mark Wakefield. Shelly Franklen. Miss VonLanken. Kim DesRochcs, Nikki Wright. 154 Baskelball The clocks had 10 be reset. The score was tied. Jenny Jundt tipped the ball off for the Cardinals and the game was underway. Field goal shooting was going excellently for the game against East Valley with few turn overs. The Cards displayed their shooting talents, which they had been perfecting during practices. Center Jenny Jundt and zone guard Cinda Kammer-mann did an excellent job along with the other players in defeating the Knights with their defensive tactics and offensive persistence by a score of 35-34. The lights were out. The gym was silent. The victors traveled back with the feeling of success, but as Miss VonLanken stated, “Success is not measured by the win loss record rather by the clfort and positive attitude.” Success was having a good time and at the same time showing spirit and unity, as the V.G.B.B. team did. Basketball 155 J.V. Shoots For The Top I. Holly Haugen shoots for two. 2. Girls’ J.V. Basketball Team-Top to Bottom (left to right): Julie Seagravc. Chris Brcault. Mr. Grothe. Gina Culane. Mary Giannandrea. Stacy Loguc. Kim Williams, Holly Haugen. Teresa Nillcsand Kelli Mclnnis. 3. Teresa Nillcsattemptsa freethrow. 4. Mary Giannandrea goes in fora layup. C Team Strives for Victory C Team 157 I. C Team Basketball Top Row (left to right): Julie Broderson. (Manager). Kelli Jundt. Brenda Hargrove. Angela Wolcnsky. Ann Appia, Lynne Buechler and Yvonne Stccnson. (Stat Keeper). Middle Row : Kim Buchanan. Angela Morasch. Trish Whitley, Tammy Simmons and Moneek Hodgson. Bottom Row : Karen Mills. Jeanicc McCarthy. Robin Hampton. Carrie Everman and Jennifer Harris. 2. Tammy Simmons in for a lay up. 3. Mrs. Grothc is regrouping her troops. KO WOOS £0 1. (left to right): Freshmen Escort-Ed Folsom. Freshmen Princess-Kelli Jundt. Junior Escort-Mike Kennedy. Junior Princess-Jenny Jundt. Homecoming King-Ed Rosario. Homecoming Queen-Kelly Arnold. Senior Escort-Ben Edwards. Senior Princess-Cinda Kammermann. Sophomore Escort-Ken Bejarano. Sophomore Princess-Nikki Wright. 2. Medical Lake students dance to a slow one. 3. Daw n Smith pleading with freshman Rick Gcring to dance with her. 4. Cardinals dance the night away. 5. Butch Stevenson and Karen Fcrrcl put in a fast one. 6. (left to right): Third Princc-Rob Cross. Third Princcss-Lana Wagner. Second Princcss-Brenda Weirauch. Second Prince-Tony Whitehead. First Princess-Sammi Staples. First Princc-Lcs Curtis. Christmas Ball Queen-Jenny Cox. Christmas Ball King-John Williford. Fourth Princcss-Lori Auden. Fourth Prince. Butch Stevenson. r1 r1 cd jn the years we have had our dreams d the moments of victory and defeat ad the highlights of laughter and jo; And we overcame th of sorrows. Becauseyou were there to put the pieces together. We know tomorrow there is a light That will spark a new hope for a new way When troubles come this light will guide 11 Leading the path so weA on?t go strav c ?, V' - r •« ft Each day of he future is illuminating with brightness a Leaving a feeling that will overcome the Srcy. |J But we know we A «■ ) i CASEY’S MARKET 116 Lefevrc Medical Lake, Washington Phone: 299-3246 Groceries, Sewing Supplies, Hunting and Fishing Supplies and Licenses, Lottery Tickets. LAKE CITY THRIFT STORE “Good Luck to the 1984 Seniors” Dick and Zelma Heyer SUNSET FLORIST Delivered in “Medical Lake” Corsagcs-Plants Giftware Arrangements South 1606 Assembly Spokane, Washington Phone: 747-2101 “Congratulations, Class of ’84!” A-l VENDING SERVICE “Right there when you need us!’ Complete Vending Service for Schools and Industry West 724 Rosewood Spokane, Washington For Service Call: 328-8089 180 MEDICAL LAKE OWL PHARMACY E. 123 Lake Street Medical Lake, WA. Phone: 299-5113 Good Luck Seniors! MEDICAL LAKE VETERINARY CLINIC S. 104 Lefevre Street Medical Lake. Washington Phone: 299-3675 Dr. J.A. RollofT Dr. A.V. Spets (Small Animal) (Large Animal) MEDICAL LAKE DENTAL GROUP E. 324 Ladd Medical Lake, WA. Phone: 299-5171 Dr. Bruce C. Tollian Dr. Ola J. Englund Dr. Kurt Peterson RAINIER BANK Congradulations class of 1984! Phone: 299-3161 Member F.D.I.C. 182 Phone: 299-5145 FAMILY MEDICINE MEDICAL LAKE N. 317 Broad Street; P.O. 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D.D.S. 1705 Second Street Cheney, WA. 99004 -PHONE- 235-2900 187 PIONEER UNION SERVICE, INC. N. 106 Lefevre Medical Lake, Wa. 99022 Telephone: 299-3651 or 299-3620 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Night Telephone: 299-3224 or 299-3704 FRITZ AND GARY GILBRETH REFLECTIONS OF HAIR 112 N. Jefferson MEDICAL LAKE. WA. 99022 “CREATIVE HAIR DESIGNS FOR HIM AND HER.” PHONE: 299-5149 STUDENT DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984! fil Mies schw ib)| LES SCHWAB TIRES 7 SPOKANE STREET CHENEY, WA. 99004 PHONE: 235-5700 CUNNINGHAM AND ASSOCIATES life casualty S. 106 Lefevre St. Medical Lake, Washington 299-5196 ‘Your Best Bet For All Your Personal Insurance Needs.” Ian Cunningham, Agent Class of ’71 188 SENIORS Abbott. Mark 4.27.85.88 Allen. David Allen. Pam 4.80.108 Anderson. Toni 4.80,94.155 Appia, Robert 4.102.103.108 Arnold. Kelly 4.30.158 Artis. Broady 4.115.118.134.142.143 Auden, Lori 4.98.108.159 Bail. Belinda 4.70.71.75.96.97 Bailcstcr. Joanne 4.75.102,103 Barnhart. Mark 4.105 Barr. Lorna 4.102.103.108.126.129 Barton. Randy 4,105.114.148.149 Bentley, Penny 5.68.73.93 Bice. Lisa 5.27.93,155 Bishop. Steve 5 Bleckcr. Tim 5.6.80 Blcnz. Shellic 5.16,68.80 Bolin. Rhonda 5.68.75.102.110 Bradley. Angie 6.115 Brown, Debi 5.6.24.74.104.105.108.109 Brown. Vince 6.76.77.84.86.87,88.115 Buchanan. Belinda 6,105.115.126.128.154 Buchanan, Melinda 6.105 Burket. Timi 92.100.106 Casey, Bcvic 6.100 Church. Todd 5.7.108.115.148.149 Clarkston. Ted 7,88 Close. Mike 7.70.71.134.141.142 Cordova. Cam 7 Cox. Jenny 7.70.71.75.110.115.126.128.129,159 Cross. Robert 7.19.74.75.76.77.94.110.115.134.142.159 Curtis. Us 7.16.108.109.114.118.134,141.142.159 Danigole. Kris 7.74.80.81.99 Danigolc. Mark 7.74.76.80,94 Davenport. Dave 7.26.134.148.149 Dean. Eftic 7.80.82.121 Des Roches. Kim 7.74.80.85.87.115.128.135.155 Eckclberg. John 8.15.22.108.118.134 Edwards. Ben 8.73.75.110,114,115.128.142.158 Fair. Charles 8,95.114 Fcrrcl. Karen 8.27.96.128.159 Folsom. Mike 8.75.80.88 Galvan. Dean 8 Gardner. Ed 8.134 Griffin, David 8 Hamilton. Suzie 8,105,115.131 Hargrove. Eileen 8 Harvey. Lori 8 Henderson. Darren 8.68,69 Hill. Denis 9.87.88 Hixon. Julie 9.75.76 Holmes. John 9.68.80.94.108.114.134.139 Jamison. Kaison 9.75.90.106 Januchowski, Shelley 9.96 Jaspe. Lia Julagay, Bruce 9.105.116 Kammermann, Cinda 10.74.94.96.97.108.115.126.128.154.155.158 Kestcloot. Joan 10 King. Connie 10 Lappic. Theresa 10.27.82.115 Leinen. William 10.87.88 Leppell, Wendy 10 Uske. Terry II.IIS.II6 Magarrell. Brent 11 Mallettc. David Marsh. Larry 134.148 Mas. Denise 11.74.90 May. Paul 11 May. Sherri 11.74 McAdams. Sharon McCullough. Glenn McIntosh, Kevin McMillian. Greg Moore. Sean 11.148.149 Moran. Jody 11.75.87.88.115 Moroni. Noi 114 Moseley. Ken 11.76.77 O’Connor. Angela 11 Page. Warren 74.80 Payne. Michelle 11.68.135 Pirkkala. Sonja 11.74 Policy. Ron 12 Price. Sarah 12.75.93.102 Ravencl. Pat 12.72.73.110 Ray. Jack 12.110.115 Rciber. Kevin 12.24 Revill, Dennis 12,75 Rhinehart. Ross 10.13.87.115.142 Rodrique, Sandy 13.75.102.115.117 Rosario. Eddie 13.18.82.105.115.158 St. Germain, Russell 13 Schulz. Robert 13.104.105 Seagravc. Gary 13.23.75.88.96.97 Seiner. James 13.104.105 Shaw. Selina 13.27 Smith. Dawn 158 Staples. Sammi 13.70.71.159 Steinmetz, Mike 13 Stevenson. Butch 13.18.73.110.115.120.134.159 Stevenson, Donna 14.72,94.96,102.103.110.115 Stiles. Robert 13.69.102 Stow. Bruce 14.134.148 Swciglc. Jodie 12.14.78.79.80 Szprejda. Sue 14.93,96,102,110 Thorcson. Terry 15.134 Umbaugh. Brian 14.114 Venson. Tony 15.134 Vick. Dale Wagner. Dan 14,87 Wagner. Una 5.14.75.108.109.115.148.159 Watson. Alex 14 Weirauch. Brenda 14.68.69.102.103.159 Whitehead. Tony 14.148.149.159 Whitcley. James 14.17.134.139.141.142 Whitmer. Patricia Williams. Kevin 14.134 Williford. John 15.16.18.32. 70.71.74.75.94. 108.110.114.118.134.142,159 Wyer. Tim 15.68.69.84.88.110 Yager, Deanette 15.102 JUNIORS Altobelli. Kim 37.92.112 Bailcstcr, Mike 18.37.70.71.74.75.88 Becker. Jackie 37 Black. Monique 29.37,78.79 Bloom, Tim 37,142.143 Bolster. Lori 16.29.37.70.71.75.82.108.109.145 Brayton. Chad 37,110 Brown. Cathy 37.88 Broyles. Chris 37.148 Buch. Dan 147 Burak. Betsy 28.37.93.102 Burke. Tina 37.79 Campbell. Becky 37.75,82.145 Carrcll, Uuric 37.88.92.102.127.130 Chapman. Fred 37.88,144 Close. Greg 37.75.88 Cook. Cheryl 37 Cooper. Steve 37.114 Cross. Steve 37,75.133.134.136.140.142.143 Danigole. Scott 37.102 Davis. Calvin 37 Davis. Roger 37.88.150 Dennis. Pam 37.95.110 DePaulis. Jackie 33.37 Dunham. Howard 37,110.150 Early. Darrel 37 Erickson. Pam 37.90 Feken. Mark 37 Fisher. Cheri 37.68.96.121.128.155 Foutz, Carla 37 Fox. Jeff 37 Franklin. Shelley 37.68.102.127.128.129.155 Freeman. Melissa 37 Geiger. Debbie 37.68.102.110.127,128.155 Gepford. Martina 37.92.100.101 Gcring. Ron 37.135.158 Gray. Jenny 37.75.82 Green. Donald Groom. Keith 20.37,96.112 Hampton. Stella 37,100 Harris. Judy Hart, Vincent 37.100 Hakkins. Jolenc 37 Haugen. Holly 37.80.93.127.130.157 Haynes. Ann 37.116 Herr bach. Sally 18.37.88.90,106 Hcrrlc. Skccter 37.75.82 Hill. Keley 37,38.96.144.145 oblin. Mall 37.96.97,134,146.148 occhc, Michclc 38.82.93.108.109 olmcs. Christine 38,106 oward. Larry 38.75.76.88.96.97.99 sscc, Troy 38.69.78.79 tt. Chris 18.22.38.90.108.110 hn. Pam 38.85.87.88.130.153.155 ncs. Clint 38.85.88.136.144.145 ndt. Jenny 38.70.71,93.102.128.152.155.158.158 ennedy, Mike 38.75.76.82.94.102.158 ing. Bill 38 irkwood, Mike 21.38.80.88.110.150 nipfer. Ann 38.92 ongchunji. Kitlipong 18.38.87.8S. 136 or in. Christopher ruscc. Paul 38.114.144 uhn. Tammy 38.75.81.88.90.91.92 lird. Melody 38.75.80.100.101 ikso. Elaine 38.100.101 tmb. Howard me. Bob 38.114.134.136.140.144 tughton. Lynette 38.80.82 x, Jim 38.74.88.96.142 rinweber. Lars 38.74.76.77 ndley, Staycc 38 tzingcr. Frances 38.88.92.100.101.135 icas. Lindsey 38.68 abbott. Tracy 38.74.88.90.91.106.113.148 ahcr.Joe 38.134.136 arsden, Mike 38 artino. Anthony 136 oorc. Dwayne un-ay. Bill 38.112.121.132.134.140 icado. Gigi illes. Jim 38.134.136.146.148 illcs. Teresa 38.68.93.96.121.128.153.156 dom. Mike 39.136 kopski. Lynn 23.39 liver. Sharon 31.88.90.92.93.97.106.107 Ison. Jean 38.94 ttmar. Todd 38.39.96.142 iladino. Lynn 33.39.80 :rin. Shaun 33.39.99 rtersen. Sam 39.75.110.114.134.142 its. Jina 39 rice. Darla 39.88.90.92.94 uitt. David 39 aheem. Regina 81 alston. Julie 79 aulston. Lori 39 eddick. Lisa egalado. Cheryl 39.88.110.126.127.130 hinchart, Melissa 20.39.80.110 hoadcs. Tammy 39 ockcymoorc. Mark 39.87.88.110.150 odriguez. Sandy olofT. Eric 39.74.87 ude. Stacy 39 ithcr, Anita 39.79 :hulz. Jim 39 Shaffer. Cindy 30.39 Silbaugh. Chip 20.39.75.78.79.102 Smith. Matt 29.39.144 Sonneborn. Ed 39.96.110.136.144 Sorkness. Troy 39 Speyers. Tony 136 Steinmetz. Michelle 39.74.75.87.88.112 Stiles. Pam 39.81.100 Szcyzypicn, John 39 Tappe. Mike 39 Tinney. Brian 39.102. Tookc. Donna 39.81.100 Tower. Loren 39.98 Tyler. Ramona 39.98 Dunham. Kevin 41 Edwards. Melanie 33.41.42.70.71.80 Eller. John 41 Farmcn. Annette 41.90 Flores. Tony 41 Foresman. John 41.78 Gallo. Don 41.146.150 Giannandrea. Mary 28.41.130.153 Gilbreth. Jeff 41.70.71.76.96.134.136.150 VandcrWcil, Lisa 39.106 Hales. Kurt 41,74 Wagner. Karen 39,70.71.75.76.77.80.96 Wentworth. Lisa 39.85.88.92.100.101 Wctzlcr. Dan 39 Whitehead. John 39.88 Williams, Kim 39.156 Williams. Melody 39,92 Williams, Randy 39 Wilson. James 39 Wright. Ken 39 Young. Tina 39 Zapponc. Mike 20.39.70.71.85.132.134.136. Zchm. Mark 39.96.114.134.136 SOPHOMORES Adams. Tim 41.136 Aguiar. Rod 41.100 Alexander. LccAnn 41.74.76.77.94 Allen. Emery 28.41,74.83.145 Amend. Steve 41.87.88 Anderson. Eric 41.141.144.145 Barber. David 24.41 Bejarano. Kenny 41.136.158 Blakely. Tim 41.85.134.136 Boone. Doug 41 Bordner. Jeff Boyles. Julie 41,92.131 Bradley. Troy 41.102 Breault. Chris 33.41.156 Brooks. Cammy 81.92 Burkett. Roong 41 Hanson. Dorothea 41 Hargrove. Brenda 41 Harvey, James 41 Haynes. Jeff 88.136 Hcsterlcc. Brian 41.114 Hines. Shelley 41,135 James. Ken 41 Johnson. Eric 41.100.101 Johnston. Matt 41 Kaufman. Dawn 41 100 0 Kaufman. Shawn 41 Lambert, James 41.78.79. 6 Lang. Reed 41.74.88.136.140.144 Larkin. Mike 42.69.88 LaRuc. Monica 42 f LeChuga, ('indie 42 Leinen. Steve 42.86.87.88 Leming, Dan Lewis. Crista ' Lilly.Wayi '42.88 Logue. Stacie 33.42.156 McCormick. Pat 42.96 McDonald. Tim 42.132.136.142 Mclnnis. Kelli 42.80.156 MeShane. Audrey 42.98.120 Miller. Cathy 42.78.79.88 Mitchell. Enid 33.42 Moore. James Moore. Stephanie 28.42.83.102.145 Carter. Suzette Chapman. Tammy 41.88 Chisholm. Dawn 41 Cloutier. Julie 41.131.155 Clutc. Troy 41.84.132.134.136.150 Covcl. Rhonda 41 Crampton. Lisa 41,99.100 Crane. Dan Culnanc. Gina 41.88.156 Davis. Allen 41.136 Davis. Troy DePaulis. Rob 41 DesRochcs. Rob 41.80.88.136 Dormaicr, David 41.69.99 Nelson. Gerri 42.98 Nillcs, Bob 42.136.146.150 Nilles. Ron 42.150 Nolting. Jeff 42.70.71.74.76.88.102.136 Odom. Mike Owens. Chrystal 42.81 Ramstad. Bob 42.76.136.142 Reed. John 42 Rhinchart. Melanie 42.100.101.135 Robinson. Sandy 42 Rutzer. Daryl 42.88.136 Sampson. Randy 42.96.97.99 Sandstrom, Christopher Schneider. Amy 42 Seagravc, Julie 42.84.88.156 Shryack, Chris 42.96.97 Smith. Nikki 42.100 Snook. Jenni 42.80.100 Spilker. Lisa 33,42.88,130 Sprague. Frit 42.88 Stanley. Darren 42 Stewart. Bryan 19.42 Stewart. Lauryn 42,135 Strawn. Rhonda 42 Strout, Jim 43.74,76.80.88.96 Sweeney. Pam 43.88.96.97,135.148 Tcilborg, Sondra 28.43.83.145 Tuxford. Bill Umbaugh. Laurie 43 VanderWcil. Lora 43.81.88.90.99 VanSant. Neil 43.88 Vaughn. Wes 43 Vick. Dawn 43.74.100 Wakefield, Mark 43.74.76.77.106.136.155 Wagner. Missy 31.43.70.71.76.96.130.144 Warren. Elaine 43.88.99 Watson. Ronnie Wilder, Robert 43 Williams. Bobby 43 Williford. Cathy 33.43.85.88 Willis. Reggie 43.114.136.144 Wirth. Bcrnic 43 Woodard. Tracy 20.43 Wright. Nikki 43.155.158 Zapponc. Sheri 43,84.86.88.92.135 Zsido. lldee 28.43.83.145 FRESHMEN Ahlf. Vic 45.96.97 Anderson. Bill 45 Appia. Ann 45.131.157 Baccarclla. Liz 45.90 Bale. Mike 45.96 Barcomc. Pat 45.144 Barr. Brent 45,79.88 Becker. Heather 45 Bleekcr. Scott 45.88 Boiler. Traci 45.90 Bolster. David 45.137,151 Bren. David 45.137.151 Broderson, Julie 45.131.157 Brown. Theresa Brown. Varuncc 45.80.88.90.91.92 Buchanan. Kim 45.81.88.90.91.92 Bucchlcr. Lynn 45.88.127.131.157 Burton, Dale 45.81.137 Calvert. John 45.144 Carr. Michelle 45.82.88 Chapie. Eileen 45.82 Chapman. Heather 45.92 Choate. Kevin 45 Conatscr. Cindy 26.45 Cook. Dolores 45,100 Cross. Rich 45.88.137.142.143 Davis. Clifton 45.88 Dean. Charlotte 45.81.82 DcLaCruz, Robert 45 Dehncl. Troy 45.84.88.137 Del Rosso. Dan 45 Denman, Clift'45.78.79.137.144 Detrick. Rob 45 Do. Yen 45.81 Dolan. Kelly 45.88 Dunham. Russell 45.151 Eckelbcrry. Mike 45 Espinoza. Connie 45.81 Everett. James 45.137 Everman. Carrie 45.81.157 Fjcrnistad. Randy 45 Flores. David 45.88 Folsom. Ed 45.137,151.158 Ford. Jo 45.78.79.88 Foster. Tyran 45 Franklin. Rhonda Gallo. Chris 45 Gardner. Tina 45.88 Garnett. 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