Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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DECA Back row: Kari Hainline, Todd Moore, Kathy Vogt, Richard Engebrecht, Amy Gould. Nliddle row: Sarah Haibeck, Michael Taylor, Julie Kentnor Hilary Norton SandiSue Young, Don Fosseen, Christopher Prock, Greg Olds. Front row: Laura Meine, Denise Caraco, Kim Stern, Alison Miles, Brian Keith David Roberts It has been a year of change at the DECA Dock. When Mr. Rasmussen left, Mr. Gribble took over. When Mr. Gribble left, Mrs. Bragg took over as the DECA Dock Boss . For the first time in several years, the DECA Dock student store did not open. But this did not stop the Mercer Island DECA students from learning about marketing and distribution. Putting on a 10K run, Run from the Rain , the DECA program got moving from the sheer force of the students. The Mercer Island managers were: Sandi-Sue Young, Greg Olds, Hilary Norton, and Don Fosseen. Mercer Island also had success at the state and area levels, with Don Fosseen being elected as Washington State Administrative Vice- President and Mike Ellenhorn elected as Area II President. Even with the changes at Mercer Island DECA still had a great year. 32 DECA Our dearly departed DECA sign

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FLAG TEAM The new ribbon dancing The 20-member 1984-85 Flag team was once again outstanding. Together with the band, the team gave amazing performances during both football and basketball seasons. At their summer camp, the team won many awards including, Hardest Working Team, spirit awards and precision marching medals. Led by the six team officers, the flag team coordinated their own routines with style and enthusiasm. Smile girls! Flag Team 31

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Crunch! Your teeth are stuck together as a result of the delicious Carmal apples the Pep Club sold during Halloween. The Pep Club encouraged the islanders to sink their teeth into school spirit this year. Selling Carmal apples, making posters, giving Pep baskets, and working in the concession stands during events were all contributions made by the Pep Club this year. Mrs. Curran, the club? advisor, added lots of spirit and encour- agement to keep the club going. Al- though the Pep Club sometimes is not recognized for their accomplishments, all the members have fun giving tbe school a bit of Pep! ef5g,yzsssxg?sfx -'Q-' '... '-'? 1 ,i M., . PEP CLUB SPOTLIGHT onelle Lmd has been rn the Pep Club smce her sophomore year and this year became the president When asked why she ran for president onelle repl1ed I felt the Pep Club needed someone that has been 10 nt before and I felt I could contrlbute my ideas and leadership to the club onelle feels she rs a peppy person and she enjoys the challenge of being the president of the Pep Club Thanks to people like onelle our school is much more spurned' J . . . . . ' . . .- ,J . , . l . i . .HJ . , '91- tii pp ,i , ' ti is Q I Back Row: Janis Ching Iaclue Angrall, Ionelle Lind, Lisa Agather Front Raw: Leslie McCutcheon, Ienfcr Chow, Laura Garrison, Lara Stewart, Wendy Tomy Pep Club 33