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

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FORMS ........-Q Fill out in triplicate. Eurh rcquesr will be carefully considered. .-QE Y q G ...M-.. at X. -sf 8 - ,. R8iR PIT S echnically, the tiny room nestled in the corner of the locker bay serves as a division of Eastside Youth Services, locally run by counselor High Heermans. However, one look into the tiny room filled with overstuffed furniture and controversial discussions ably demonstrates its more wide-ranging value. For the players in the game of high school, it's a place to slow down and smell the roses. To take a load off. To straighten out one's thoughts. A pit stop in the race of - l xt -.sw il. li. S Place TOP teen life. Smaller than hotel on Boardwalk, the Resource and Referral Place offers a place to listen or be heard to ask questions and receive answers. According to senior Audrey Ciccone, It doesn't matter who's in there, you can strike up a conversation with anyone, whether it's about drugs, or music, or nuclear war. lt's just really relaxing! So stop taking chances. Pull off the track and go directly to the R 8- R Place! R 8. R PLACE l89

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Pep Club FANS en o'clock. A math final has passed. A biology final awaits. Sugartime! At times like these, when one's spirit has sunk to new lows, the MIHS Pep Club comes to the rescue. Whether by selling delicious donuts during finals or sending out pep baskets to various groups, these enthusiastic girls maintain a supportive feeling throughout the school. They play their games by cheering other players in other games. They play their games for us. Each member of the club is assigned to keep up the spirit of a particular sport or band. This important activity, however, rarely receives the thanks it deserves. The false image of bubbly and bubble- headed girls striving for popularity unfortunately plagues these quite hard-working Islanders. They are a congenial group of girls, praises advisor Jody Curran. When they are assigned a job, they do it welI. So, let us not forget those who make us feel good. What would a game be without fans? l 88 PEP CLUB iABOVEl Jackie Angvall, Pep Club shows her pep. KLEFTJ The Pep Club. TOP ROW: Dani Farler, Christina Carlisle Edwards, Sara Barbie, Lilyn Dimilinta, Sa Wenning. BOTTOM ROW: Leslie McCutcheon, Jackie Angvall, Miranda Tallman, Jennifer Yang, Cindy Matzke, Christina Argue. OPPOSITE PAGE: iFAR RIGHTD Cynthia Bur reads some literature. CRlGHTl Ralph and High discuss some common R8iR problems.

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i 'us-., la QE lABOVEl Going through Diet Coke withdrawal, Katrina Orwick shys away from the camera. CFAR RIGHTJ John Soracco doodles on his layout folder during a lull in the action, lNEAR RlGHTl Hey now, William, Greg Olds cautions lSLA's roving photographer. CBELOW LEFTJ Editor Lauren Guzak moonwalks her way to fame and fortune. -- -1. . Z . -' 1 . p to , ,J , 'X' ik x it mb , M.. -Q K M. The 1985-86 ISLA Cheer Squad: CBACK ROW? Leif Gustavson and Greg Olds. lTHlRD ROWD John Soracco, Nisid Chris Prock, Marc Patterson, and Mel Light. CSECOND ROW? Kris Nelson, Lowell Stewart, Laura Meine, and Albrecht. lFlRST ROWl Natalie Curfew, Laura Dunner, Katrina Orwick, and Lauren Guzak. lFRONTl William l9O YEARBOOK