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

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PEGAS U 'Wa ' si r' 'DM- ,,,. W top: Dean George-Falvy, Cyrus Yang, Curt Dawson, Greg DeForest, Theresa Hendrilcson, Erik Mui phy, Scott Ross, Keith Schembs. bottom: Jenny Haylrin, Ftanlr Harclisty, Paige Kean Where's the Pegaius meeting? a curious student may inquire. Down the ball in the rooi-n filled with battle cries. an all-knowing Islander Erik Murphy Pegasus Edl would reply. At the lively and often heated Pegasus meetings, a student tor m Chief believes that editorial board has the opportunity to share views and discuss ideas as they critique st-udent's whrks for the high school 's annual literary magazine. Students and staff are encouraged to submit original poems, short stories, show talent Sald Ertlc Pegasus ls a great forum essays, photographs and drawings. This year the mediator and editor is for students to show talents Eirk Murphyg Dedyi George-Falvy is in charge of sales and business. that don t normally Come Carol Pencke is the advisor. Pegasus welcomes all students to have their out m daily school work It opinions challenged by either submitting work or assuming a position on is important for the school the editorial board' to have this outlet. l , . the club is a great place to - . . , ff ' 3 3 n l 36 Pegasus N

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MU my Mrs. Maddison, Andrew Mammen, Amy Lenox, Kip Kippart, Brenda Wenning, Dean George-Falvy, Joe Hardy, Franlc Hardisty, jane Doe, Marlc Elfandahl, Joanah JSA T , i , .', ,,. ,,,,..,,-,.. .. ' I vF'lsx Bachman, john Boyle, and Pete Smith. Jack Dills, Brenda Wenning, Brad Vfright, Joanah Bachman, Vanessa Miller, Kamala Jain, Bettina Schunter, Jimmuy Buffet, Vannessa Van Vahlen, Frank Hardisty, Amy Lenox, Joe Hardy, Dave Lamester, Andy John, Pete Smith, Maury Hafermann, John Boyle, Tom Gibbons, Lee Sherman, and Kevin Dolan. MUN and ISA 35

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DEBATE top David Mayowski, David Wright, Alan Sarnowski, Draton Harrison, Dan Stoner, jeff Weber bottom john Boyle, Pete Smith Though unquestionably one of the smallest clubs at the high school, the debate team could well be the most active. Members participate in up to ten tournaments per year, held on Fridays and Saturdays at schools around the state, as well as state and national tournaments for the most capable speakers. The team, assisted by Coach Alan Sarnowski, hosted its own tournament in December, which was attended by 35 schools from around the state. Team members spend uncounted hours preparing their debate arguments. Speaking events include Lincoln-Douglas debate, which deals with value-oriented topics, extemporaneous speaking, in which the speaker has half an hour to prepare a seven minute speech, expository speak- ing, impromtu speaking, and oratory, to name a few. Having brought home two trophies in just the first two tournaments, the debate team represents Mercer Island well at gatherings of the best and brightest the state has to offer. Debate 3 7