Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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coming Royalty. Opposite Page Center: Your friend and mine, Charlie Custer, gets into the act as he directs the Sophomore's winning float. Left: A true queen. Leading the annual parade of floats and energetic students through Mount Vernon are the 1972 Home- Below: Run 'Em Through in '7Z gg, V I, gi t iii 5 me w H ffm SW Left: Senior girls, dressed accordingly for Green and White Day, put all they've got into the Homecoming Assembly. Left: The 1972 Bulldogs are: Bottom Row: Tom Simonseth, Craig Vincent, Corey Men- doza, Dale Peterson, Glen Peterson, l-lamp Taylor, Steve Okerlund, Coach Jim Beasley. Second Row: Assistant Coach Farrell Thomp- son, Jay Crawford, Tom Hughes, Mark Thompson, Jeff Bagley, Bryan Cook, Denny Ellingson, Jim Robbins, Assistant Coach Bob LeBeau. Third Row: Monte Geerdes, Mike Holmstrom, Kelly Vivian, Jim Coapstick, Steve Jewett, Steve Erickson, Dean Cunningham. Top Row: Mitch Johnson, Mark Larson, Brad Butler, Craig Van Houten, john Van Pelt.

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Week Filled With Multitudes of Events Only a Beginning for Queen Linda Patterson, escorted by Brad Warren, and her court, Left to Right, Junior Princesses Sharon Walde, escort Scott Thiessenp Peggy Wetsch, es- Whatever the interest or talent, every class had the chance to shine in the numerous events scheduled throughout the week. Although competition was close, the Sophomores took the prize for overall points and participation. After such a successful week of lively school spirit, what could be a better finale than to watch the MVHS football team in action against the Sedro Wooley Cubs at the game honoring the Class of 1963. Halftime entertainment included the presentation of royalty, class floats, and the marching band. Also showing off for the alumni, the mighty Bulldogs racked up a 21-6 score making Homecoming, 1972 a notable success. As the crown of a perfect week, the semi-formal Homecoming Dance was held in the cafetorium with music by Wall Flower. Unrestrained happiness, crazy-looking characters, dogged determination, and hours of work was Home- coming, 1972. But that's not what it was all about. Homecoming for everyone involved is a memory, however small, however unforgettable. For a Fresh- man it may open a world of new experiences, to a Senior it may mean something much more. We re- member our 1972 team, royalty, and cheerleaders- who have brought honor to MVHS. Thoughts of those four days of friendly, sometimes fierce compe- tition are tucked away in the back of our minds with reflections of the many people who made Home- coming what it was. 14 cort Monte Geerdes, Judy Cordes, escort Kevin Mendoza, Queen Linda and Brad, Senior Princesses Leslie Speedy, escort Mike Spink, and Connie Severson, escort Dale Peter- son. Above: Expressing their opinion Of the Seclro-Woolley Cubs OH Sfuflf Day are the Sophomore girls With the slogan Cubs are full of crop. l ui-nan g .11-aa fw1 'wr 'U-ll

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Lookin Peterso A ,,.......,, g more like a ballet dancer than a football player, Glen n Carries for another long gainl Glen Peterson finds open field ahead, behind the interference of his fellow backs, gm 5 A A.. - . in Members of the frosh football team for 1972 are: Back Row: Coach Bill McCutchin, Asst. Coach Stan Burkhalter, Ryan Johnson, jeff Hughes, Tom Hoag, Tom Davis, Rick Guenther, Konrad Halliday, Jim Donaldson, Brian Petty, Pat Wilson, Marvin Anderson, Ed Dundin r Row Two: Mngr. Kirk Loy, Tim Nichols, Tom Pollino, Bob DeGoede,Gary Thomas, Bill Zoberst, Sam Monroe, jerry Markly, Steve McKay, Kirk Christofferson, Joe Brummitt, David Anderson, Mark Gubrud, Chip Magin, Mike Tenborg, Front Row: Dave Schwab, Todd Lenning, Kevin Moore, Jim Ammons, Jay Duffy, john Duncalf, Tom Morris, Mark Brummer, Gary Weigands, Kim Kleppe, Chris jockson, Mnrg. Larry Hawk, Ron Nielson. 'U H it Coaches Mick Vivian and jim Beasley go over strategy moments before going on the field. Right: Waiting tensely before a home game are the frosh players.