Mount Tahoma High School - Totem Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)
- Class of 1981
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1981 TQTEM
IVICDUNT TAHCDIVIA
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CONTENTS
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oonoludrng essay 226
Index 230
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teresa leln
teresa reed
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carol davrs
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angela bruno harurni tuoker
sandra patzer
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lrsa bustruok
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krrsta Carson
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kim hoover
NOW
TI-IEN
IT IS IMPORTANT TO LOOK BACK AND REMEMBER THE
PAST. . .
Remember when gas was 300: a gallon? Of course that is when
you went on Sunday rides to grandma's with mom and dad and
stopped by the gas station to fill up the tank on the way. Remem-
ber when you could buy a candy bar for 8ct and there really was
PENNY CANDY! A lot of things have changed since we, as
students, can remember. Styles for example. Most of us can
recall the old bellbottom pants in those wild colors and the mini
skirts with those cloddy shoes! The awful stripped pants the boys
wore that came above their ankles YUKI That was only about 10
years ago can you imagine 20 years? Those were the days of
crew cuts and cat eyed glasses now we have PERMS AND
WIDE SUN SENSITIVE TINTED LENSES Who knows how much
they paid for gas then all we know is we are stuck paying over
S1 00 for it now'
TWENTY YEARS AGO boy that seems like a long time but
not really Mount Tahoma was built 20 years ago In 1961 the
plans were finalized and the work started on what was to be the
most modern of all high schools in Tacoma It was the first school
to run completely on electricity Designed to look like a mini
college campus it was to have a football stadium baseball
soccer and track fields Portable classrooms were put up until
classrooms could be finished and have remained there since
Because it is the 20th anniversary of our school we the 1980
81 TOTEM staff have chosen the theme NOW AND Tl-IEN re
flecting on the school s past and its people However some of the
past sometimes carries into the present' We have nine staff
members who have been here since the school first opened in
1961 they are Mr J McDonald Mr G Freiberg Mr O Nordr
Mrs D Pearson Mrs E Thornburg Mr L Blanchfield Mr L
Ubben Mrs A Wilkens and Mr R Ehrenherm For this reason
the 1980 81 TOTEM staff proudly dedicates this book to those
nine who have been at Mount Tahoma for its first 20 years
d ch accept cong atulato fo G d go Mount Taho C Ca 1961
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First rovv: Mrs. E. Thorn-
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D. Pearson. Top rovv: Mr. L.
Ubben, Mr. G. Friberg, Mr.
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Mr. L. Blanchfield, Mr. J.
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Facing Graduation
Faces of old and faces of new
People we know and people we knew
Growing together, then drifting apart
Always an ending and now a new start
At graduation we all grow nearer
And all of our friends seem so much dearer
And all we say our final good-bye
One last embrace and one rnore cry
A "keep in touch" and a "promise I will"
A "remember when", out better still
A place in my heart, you all will stay
This is what's said, as we go our own way.
by Roxanne Clouse
EDITORS: Teresa Kleindl
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Most Creative: Kelly Kovacs and Kathy Rue.
Dependable: Kam Hoover and Ahoy Holla-
Biggest Flirt: May Patajo and Lori l-lupp.
Most Likely to Succeed: Mike Vihdivich and She-
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Bruce Worobec and Diana Bloom.
Best Looking: Sandy Owings and Darrin Holme
Peppiest: Dee Ball and Dennis Armstrong.
Best Dressed: Ron Manalao and Annalyn Cabigting.
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Most Athletic: Mike Vindivioh and Kathy Rue.
'Class Cut-Ups: Art Stephens and Lori Hupp.
Dreamiest Eyes: Debbie Harrison and John Spevak.
SENIDFK CLASS
Standing:
Mike Vindivicn
Kathy Walker
Kelly Kovacs
Darrin Holme
Karen Duncan
Seated:
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David Almonte
Annalyn Cabigting
John Spevak
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Mr. Lancaster
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Dana M. Anderson Denise K. Anderson Lorraine Anderson
Yvonne M. Anderson Jeanette '- Amen Deborah A. Archibald
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Dennis VV. Armstrong Lisa L. Arnestad Tina M. Arnold
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Deanna L. Ball
Debora A. Arp Honor Graduate Brett B. Barkman
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Robert E. Beck Donna M. Begay Lisa S. Bishop
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John J. Bryant Kimberly A. Burns
Yulya Busnvvell Lisa D. Bustruck
Ingrid M. Brassinga
Angela G. Bruno
Mark L. Burris
David T. Byrd
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Ramon C. Moore Kimberley A. Moorehead Louise Morales
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Denise A. Petitt Daniel M. Petramaio Dlfk A' Pellill
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Brian A. Potter Constance L. Prevvitt Karen L. Proctor
Kenneth R Reed Teresa L. Reed Edward A. Reeves
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Shelia D. Stubbs Robert S. Suplido
Laurie L. Tahher Monte E. Taylor
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Sharon Tuggle
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FACULTY
EDITOR: CAROL L. DAVIS
ADMINISTRATION
Mr, Doran, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Buffaloe Principal
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This is my 31st year in the Tacoma Schools
but only my first at Mount Tahoma. l well re-
member when Mount Tahoma was being built
and I came to the dedication of the school.
Since those first years Mount Tahoma has es-
tablished itself as a first rate high school and
now that I am here I understand why. There is a
feeling of togetherness in this school among the
student body, the entire staff and the communi-
ty. lt's a feeling of pride and a concern for each
other, elements which are basic in the society
of this country. l consider myself fortunate to
be a part of this school and l am immensely
proud of the achievements of the students,
both past and present. I
Sincerely,
John Buffaloe, Principal
Teachers were asked the following questions:
iAl How have high school students changed in twenty
years?
CBJ Who is your favorite actor!actress!T.V. personality?
QCJ What are your hobbies?
Michael Appleby
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iAt Students are caught up in the attitude ofthe given
time whether that be twenty years ago or today.
QBJ Osmunds, Gary Cooper, Clint Eastwood
QCD Camping, fishing, numismatics, Knights of Colum-
bus.
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no comment
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no comment
Glen Bos
CAJ Students have lost the desire to do well in school.
An education does not mean a great deal to them.
Hardly any hobbies or interests are developed
iBJ Burt Fleynolds, Bob Hope
CCD Fishing, golf, bowling, weight lifting, camping, and,
movies.
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lAl Students who want to leave today have more
opportunities and are doing a fine job. However, I
do see more and more students who are less ambi-
tious or patient, and who want more rights with less
responsibility.
QBJ Lou Grant, Ed Asner
QCJ Fishing and woodworking.
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QCD hiking, classical piano, my house, reading, traveling
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KAD Less school spirit, more interested in a good time.
QBJ Diana Keaton, Howard Cosell
QCD Jogging, golf, reading.
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CAB The majority of students do not come to class KAJ The girls have gotten prettier. The boys bigger and
prepared to work. all of them are younger.
KBJ Ingrid Bergman QBJ Sonny Tufts, Bo Derek, Alan Aida
CCD Swimming, bowling, hiking, water skiing. KCJ Camping, photography, jogging.
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QAJ Socially different and more worldly.
QBJ Clint Eastwood
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CAJ More worldly, less academic, more cynical about
establishment values.
QBJ Lawrence Olivier, Julie Harris
CCD Stitchery
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QAJ I think high school students today are more sophis-
ticated in their views of the world, and in a positive
way they are more individualistic than high school
students were 20 years ago.
QBJ Robert Bedford, Julie Andrews, Alan Aida
CCD Jogging, hiking, horseback riding, sewing, drawing.
Phyllis Drakeford
QAQ High school students do more things than they
used to do.
CBJ Ciceli Tyson, Billie D. Williams, Carol Burnette
QCQ Gardening, reading.
Devere Duby
QAJ Their commitment to academic excellence has
decreased severely.
QBD Gregory Peck, Jean Simmons, Archie Bunker
QCD Golf, fishing.
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KAJ Students do not know how to listen as well, plus
their learning does not have as much depth.
QBJ No favorite
KCJ Traveling and touring
Gregg Friberg
QAJ Much more open in stating their thoughts.
QBD Alan Aida
fCl Sports, crafts
Curt Gammell
fAl Generally they are less respectful toward the feel-
ings and well being of others. There is still a group
of students that are responsible and strive for suc-
cess but the group has diminished drastically.
fBJ Dustin Hoffman, Steve Landesberg, Lonnie Ander-
son
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KCJ Skiing, travel, camping, ranching.
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KAQ Students are much more open concerning their
values.
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KCJ Jogging, Good films
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QAJ They are more individualistic and their activities are
more diversified.
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Nicholson
QCD Beading, collecting old books, fishing, playing
Bay Hansen
QAJ The students have less desire to learn.
tBl Clint Eastwood, Barney Miller
CCJ Fishing, reading, watching sports.
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QAJ Dress and lifestyle of'today's high school students
is much more casual than when I was in high school
KBJ Steve McQueen, Jane Fonda, Carol Burnette
QCJ Boating, gardening, sewing
Lisa Holderith
tBl Dustin Hoffman, Jane Fonda, Dick Cavett
KCJ Tennis, sailing, swimming, sewing
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QAJ Through the multimedia the students these days
are exposed to much more than their immediate
environment.
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no comment
Tom Johnson
KAD Students are much less interested in school related
activities.
QBD Paul Newman
CCD Snow skiing, fishing, camping
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QAD Students were more serious about their studies and
were active.
KBD Steve Lansberg, Max Gail
QCD Gardening, travel, sewing
Sandy King
CAD Less motivated and more opinionated but less self
control.
QBD Clint Eastwood
QCD Camping, biking, crafts, sewing
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QAD Achievement has slipped greatly.
QBD Ed Asner, Tim Conway
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lAl I see an improvement in behavior and attitude from
a few years ago.
QBJ Richard Chamberlain, Dinah Shore, Benny Hill
QCJ Professional writing, animal care
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fAl High school students today are not as serious
about education as they were 20 years ago.
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Don Leebrick
CAD I like to believe students are much more individual-
istic than we were 20 years ago.
CBJ Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand
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the young people of 20 years ago.
QBJ Alan Aida
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QCD Travel, landscaping, reading
George Nordi
QAJ Students have become more out going and are not
as involved as much in school activities today.
U35 Don Meridith, Bo Derek, Frank Sinatra
iCl Boating, investments, sports
Jack McLin
QAJ Have less self direction and are less willing to as-
sume personal responsibility.
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no comment
L.VV. Parker
QAQ Students have changed from a disciplined student
to a free spirited one.
QBJ George Scott, Julie Andrews, Johnny Carson
fCl Skiing, basketball, baseball
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Kathleen Peterson
QAD They are not as concerned for the future or for the
preparation for it.
CBD Richard Chamberlain, Vera Mills, Gregory Peck,
Gary Cooper.
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Dean Rennie i
QAD As a whole, students put forth less effort in their
school work and in achieving academic success
than those of 15 or 20 years ago.
QBD Carroll O'Conner.
QCD Waterskiing, camping, football, boatracing.
Alphretta Peyton
CAD Today's high school student seems to be more
Mme" oriented than students 20 years ago.
QBD Jane Alexander- actress.
QCD Reading and working.
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Kim Rasmussen
QAD They've lost interest in most school activities in-
cluding clubs and dances and even football games.
CBD Dustin Hoffman, Jane Fonda, Johnny Carson.
QCD Photography, skiing, sailing.
Ray Richards
fCD Hiking, camping
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Walter Roth
CAD Today's students are not as interested in learning.
QBJ Clint Eastwood, Julie Andrews, Carol Burnett
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Paul St. Clair
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determined to follow their convictions. QAJ Students in general do not show respect for teach-
QBJ Paul Newman, Sophia Loren
CCD Dogs, raising cattle
Bob Singleton
tAl Students are more socially sophisticated and less
mature.
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ers.
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QAJ Students have not changed much. They still range
from 15 to 20.
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QBQ Katherine Hepburn, Barbara Andrews, Lauren Ba
call
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Dave Stokesberry
no comment
Boy Stenger
QAJ Students have become more accomplished in their
art ability.
CBJ Yoda fEmpire Strikes Backj
fCt Sculpture, camping
Bill Streeter
QAJ Students are more informed but less interested in
education. '
QBJ Pat Robertson
CCD Swimming, fishing
Don Sundquist
QAQ Students are more willing to accept mediocrity.
QBJ Keith Jackson
QCJ Fishing, hunting, skiing
Ellen Thornburg
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QAJ Students have not changed. KAJ Students today may be more sophisticated.
tBl Peter Sellers, Woody Allen fBl Robert Redford, Katherine Hepburn, Johnny Car-
QCD Golf, Fishing, kids, sports son
QCJ Golf, skiing, reading, traveling
Larry Ubben John Vick
QAJ Students are about the same. QAJ Students are more independent,
fBl Shirley McClain, Walter Matheau CBJ Stephanie Powers, Robert Wagner
tCl Fishing, boating iCl Camping
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QAJ Students have become more sophisticated. KAJ Students no longer want to do the work necessary
U35 Richard Chamberlain, Barbara Streisand, Harry to get an education.
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QAJ Many students now place less value on getting an
education because outside interests dominate their
time.
QBJ Richard Chamberlain, Alan Aida, Robin Williams
QCD Reading, writing, shopping, traveling
Ann Wilkinson
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lAl The decrease in student and parent involvement in
education.
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Katherine Sellers, Joan Sahon, Cora Jackson, Nelida Huddleston
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Dennis Armstrong
Deanna Ball
David Byrd
Annalyn Cabigting
Krista Carson
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Philip Clark
Linda Dewey
Alan Dominque
Elizabeth Eubanks
Lynn Fairley
Deborah Fredrickson
Carrie Gaynor
Maurice Hanks
Mark Harris
Ronnie Harris
Deborah Harrison
Carla Henkel
Khanh Huynh
Jordon Jacobson
Rebecca Johnson
Teresa Kleindl
Kelly Kovacs
Milton Lew
Pamela Lusk
Graig Meyer
Mark Olive
Kae Suk Paek
Sandra Parish
May Patajo
Johnnie Patterson
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Gary Pederson
Mark Pervinich
Rod Peterson
Daniel Petramalo
Teresa Reed
Kathleen Rue
Carl Schneider
Michael Sonnier
Rhonda Staples
Sue Stephens
Arthur Stevens
Sharon Tuggle
Aaron Williams
Evelyn Wolff
Bruce Worobec
Jim Wooldridge
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FINE ARTS
Section Editor: l.isa Bustruck
Fine Arts is a very important part of cluture. Mount Taho-
ma's musicians, actors, and artists, are really very good' at
their work.
It at a concert or play, you hear or see a mistake don't tell
people that they were terrible. We are all human beings, and
we all make our mistakes.
Never go to a concert or play to just be entertained. Think
along with them, and give them your support.
l-low many times have some ot you gone to look in the art
classes and showcase? We have some really good artists in
this school.
lt isn't easy to act, sing, play an instrument, or paint a
picture. They deserve a lot more credit for their good work.
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Front Row: Debbie Ruedin, Lan Nguyen, Barb Hathaway, Gina Denton
Tammy Rohr, Hyun Jung Kwon, Geun Ja Kim, Diana Harvey, Vicki Riviera,
Tracy Gleason, Julie Ericson, Jaein Chong, Carol Scheuneman, Lori Hupp,
Shari Flores, Mr, Sundquist. 2nd Flow: Michelle McGarey, lngrid Hammon
Pricilla Jonason, Brenda Reynolds, Toni Cook, David Hoefer, Lance Kih-
linger, Steve Moser, Troy Watts, Kevin Smith, Brian Miles, Shelly Heinz, Mai-
lie Turnley, Verieen Moore, Becky McCollum, Lori Trottier, Deree Reimers.
Back Row: Donna Carter, Laurie Ericson, Kim Lowery, Beckie Johnson,
Evelyn Wolff, Terri Hazelmyer, Joni Bowen, Scott Guinn, Johnny Johnson,
Mike McVey, Tim Ketron, Mike King, Berry McCullum, John Butler, Pam
Edminster, Marie lndrebo, Dailene Harris, Wendy Hamilton, Doo Re Chun,
Kae Suk Paek, Joyce Peterson.
Wendy and Carol lead sopranos in solo.
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many of you who attended any of the
performances know, had an entirely
new look. The new red robes seemed
to add to the harmony of the voices.
The choir had a lot of fun giving con-
certs, traveling, and singing their
hearts out.
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Front Row: Tami Fihor, Donna Carter, Terri Hazelmyer, Joni Bowen, Kim Karen Tegner, Mr. Sundquist. Back Row: Kevin Smith, David Hoefer, John
Vig, Pam Edminster, Mai-lee Turnley, Marie Indrebo, Carol Scheuneman, Johnson, Troy Watts, Mike King, Barry McCollum, Lance Kiblinger.
Lance and Karen participate in fall concert.
Kim serenaed by Troy.
Pianist: Pam Edminster.
The Studio Choir is a very special,
talented group of students. ln order to
be in this group you must have a sence
of musical knowledge, a good voice,
be relaxed, and love to sing. Of course
we all get the jitters before performing,
but the key is not to let it show.
For the Christmas concert they per-
formed "Twas the Night Before Christ-
mas." They entertained the audience
by both singing and acting it out.
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Front Row: Ann Bobenhouse, Tami Wilson, Rochelle Reed, Betty Delfazio, Chris Trotter, David Sewer, Randy Keller, Steve Smith, Scott Guinn, Otis
Kim Heinz, Vicki Riviera, Jill Nelson, Julie Riley, Asondra Hunter, Lisa John- Abron, Dana Huddleston, Annette Bungart, Romona Elli, Ann Campbell.
Son, Becky Chapin, Mr. Sundquist. Back Row: Leslie Lones, Becky Curry,
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Row 1: Lynn Fairley, Mark Harris, Carrie Gaynor, Kris Hartley, Kathy Messe-rsrnith, Francis Scheer. Row 2: Mr. Lane, Peter Thomas, Tracy Gleason, Joe
Myrick, John Huntsman, Leroy Standifer, Mike Johnston, Stu Wallin, Kevin McLaughlin, Art Manniko.
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First Row Cathy Shannon, Don Fleed, Lori Trottier, Eric Sanchez, Dave Third Row Deborah Collins Karin Stege Kathy Schmitz Charolotte Grout
Peterson Andy Schoolmaster, Second Row: Mr. Speck, Tony Fawwcett Tina Arnold Wendy Hamilton
Liz Smith Flon Acosta Tim Ketron, Victor Keizer, Bill Cheatham, Art Keene
Orchestra, Losing their all-state par-
ticipants trom last year, is bringing out
other talented players this year. There
are competitive ensembles. They per-
form at our school concerts, at other
schools, and in the South String Festi-
val.
Last Year they had the largest num-
ber ot people in their history, and in the
future they hope to do the same. This
year, although a smaller group, is filled
with a group of nice, hard working peo-
ple who play their instruments well to-
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Front Row: Wendy Hamilton, Ruth Dillon, Deanna Cartindale, Joyce Peter- Liz Smith, Debbie Fredriokson, Victor Kiser, Lynn Hanks, Matt Earnest, John
son, Marticia Mullen, T.J. Tvedt, Cimdy Cornelius. Back Row: Mrs Johnson, Fuhrman, Debbie Collins.
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The Mount Tahoma Drama Club al-
most wasn't this year. Thanks to some
of the dedicated people from last
year's club we survived but didn't get
underway until November.
The club put on the production of
"Who Dunit" and also gave a variety
show.
There were many hard times such as
learning lines and getting to rehersals
but it was all worth it and we all had
lots of laughs and a good sense ot
accomplishment.
Debbie Fredrickson
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Tami Rohr constructs a masterpiece.
Evelyn Wolf deep in thought,
Jodi Jacobsen plans on making his own baseball
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Lisa and Patti work in art class.
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These three knew their pictures were being taken.
RGYALTY
Princess Ingram Drueding 1981
Princess Ouida Weaver 1961 now lives in Lon-
don and has since 1967. She plans to receive her
Lawers Degree this year. She is the owner of the
Ouida Weaver Hotel. One of her activities includes
being a spectator at the Wimbledon tennis tourna-
ment.
FINALISTS:
Seated: Shawna Clarke, Jeanette Anton
Standing: Kaylee Froembling, Ingram Drueding,
Annalyn Cabigting
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The 1981 Daffodil Festival Theme, "International
lnterlude," pretty deep, huh? There are so many
angles to approach this theme that I can't give you a
definition. Instead l'lI let you use your imagination
which is something essential to every Daffodil Prin-
cess.
Being Mount Tahoma's Daffodil Princess has
brought many things with it including community
awareness and envolvement, eighteen new friends
from all over Pierce County whom I can't say enough
about, the honor of representing tand the opportuni-
ty to boast abouti the mighty Thunderbirds and most
of all to see my friends and family stand behind me
when support is what I needed most, Thanks to all of
those people who have taken an interest in what I
have done making my reign just that much more
enjoyable.
1981 Daffodil Princess
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The theme of this year's Afro Pageant
was "Believe in Yourself." this was quite
an experience for me as well as for the
other eleven young ladies in the competi-
tion.
l hope that many of you girls participate
in next year's show. It is a lot of hard
work, but the rewards of meeting people,
acquiring the self-confidence, and re-
spect for yourself and others, is well worth
it,
I am truly proud to have represented
Mount Tahoma because l represented a
great and supporting faculty and student
body.
Shelia Stubbs
1981 Afro Princess
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JUNICDRS
SECTION EDITOR
DEBBIE EFIEDRICKSGN
CDFFICERS
Kathy Messersmith, Treasurer, Carol Medley, Vice-Presidentg Cardell Simmons, President, Kathy Murray, Secretary, Senators: Jeff Newcomer, Ben Clark
Marie Indrebo, Kim Ketron. Not Pictured: Teresa Costi, Bill Tannahill.
Advisorsi Connie Bratholm, Dale Fountain, Pam McGee, Not Pictured, Don
Leebrick.
At the beginning of the year Cardell Simmons,
Junior Class President, was asked some questions
about Mount Tahoma and the Juniors.
l feel that the Junior Class will accomplish great
things. Maybe not as a whole, but our individual
determination and drive has already proven we
can conquer any problems blocking our goals. As
sophomores we took second in the penny drive.
Dodging eggs and trying not to get taped to a pole
were also some things we can all remember. This
class is a model class with "Real People." l'm
glad I had the chance to be involved, and serve
this great school and fellow classmates.
Junior Class President
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Coach Boughton Coach Leebrick Coach Nordi
The mighty T-Birds did it again! To start the season off
right, coaches Nordi, Boughton, and Leebrick's Thunderbirds
captured the annual Grid-Go-Round title. That set the pace
as the team snatched victory alter victory from opposing
schools. ln regular season play, the stingy T-Bird defense
gave up only one touchdown. Entering into the playoffs, the
"red ball express" disposed of tough opponents in the likes
of, Capital, Richland, and Evergreen. This paved the way for a
second trip to the Kingbowl. Roll out the red carpet! Putting a
24 game winning streak on the line, the undefeated T-Birds
made history as they trampled Issaquah High School 21-3.
The victory preserved the championship trophy to remain in
its place, at the only school in Washington history to win
back-to- back state championships, Mount Tahoma High
School.
Various honors were achieved by many members of the
championship squad. NARROWS ALL LEAGUE: First Team:
Lacy Walker, Mike Young, Fred Baxter, Mike Vindivich, Craig
Meyer, Maurice Hanks, Ramon Moore, Joel Harper, Quinn
Baxter. Second Team: Quinn Baxter. Honorable Mention:
Todd Goodson, Steve Blomgren, Dan Hart, Dirk Pettit, Mike
Sonnier, Arnie Richards. All State: Mike Vindivich and Lacy
Walker. All American: Mike Vindivich. Mike also made
State's Back of the Year.
Lacy Walker intimidates on coming tackler.
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Narrows League, then a trip to state. Just as
impressive on the court as in the classroom,
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mulated an average gradepoint of 3.47.
Back Flow: Coach Fountain, Norma Guiler, Kim Burns, Theresia Hersch, Sharon Tuggle, Kathy Rue, Lawanda Goodson, Donna Kollar, April Livingston,
Blanca Molinari. Front Row: Sandy Owings, Lorraine Anderson, Betty Ardnt, Harumi Tucker, Teresa Reed, Shelra Stubbs.
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Bird records are shattered with ease.
Highlights include MT's outstanding
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Cross-Country team is No. iff!!
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Julie Jordan, Kathy McClure, Mrs. Ehrenheim, Mr. Ehrenheim, Valerie Reynolds, Jeanette Anton, Johanna Pettitt, Dorothy Pietras, Shannon Barnes,
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always treated to a high flying Hslam jam"
dunk or an "alley-oop in the hoop" bank-
er otf the glass. Ouickness, good leaping
ability, and heads-up play, were dis'
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of the T-Bird girls basketball team. "We're very competitive"
said coach Terry Gregersen of his short but quick squad.
Even though the team lacked a few inches they made up for it
with a terminating defense that quickly halted any fierce
offensive-minded opponent. The girls deserve a "high five"
congratulations for their outstanding efforts.
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nior varsity team. Led by the
enthusiastic coaching of Char-
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tent team play led to consis-
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players gave 110 percent and
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Thomas, Stacy Hobson, Randy Rash, Randy Keller, Dale Mulholland, Robert Callaghan, Maurice Hanks, Rob Leaonard, Joe Hersey, Mr. Swope,
Maurice Hanks overpowers his opponent.
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squad were the nucleus ofa very com-
petitive wrestling team. Seniors Lance
Gholson, Maurice Hanks, and Joe Her-
sey dazzled the crowds with their awe-
some techniques. The T-Bird mat men
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beat on thunderbird turf.
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Grace, poise, and beauty along with
difficult stunts and maneuvers brought
high points from the judges and awed
the crowd. Spectacular exercises con-
sisted of flips and tvvirls, mastered with
confidence. The girls gymnastics team
reigned supreme.
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Back Row: Blanca Molinari, Asst. Coach Natalie Belvill, Kellie Meaney, Coach Tammi Ketler, Debbie Law. Front Row: Sylvia Nacis, Juanita Glover,
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Row 3: Stuart King, Pete Lawrence, Mike Rome, Larry Cade, Tim Church, Coach Sealy.
Kirt Fiohrs acts as relay man.
The strength of the varsity lies
around the junior varsityg the building
blocks for future years. The play of the
J.V. is just as intense as the varsity,
and just aas exciting. A junior varsity
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Coach Rallo. Row 2: Fred Baxter, Lamont Sandling, Rob Leonard, Tony Mathis, Aaron Williams, John Christiansen, Mike Lehman. Row 3
Brian McElroy, Quin Baxter, Steve Blomgren, Mike McVey, Joe Hursey, Andre Sledge, Rick Bailey. Row 4: Lacy Walker, Art Haskins
Maurice Scott, Richard Lamonica, Derrick Jones, Gary Garner, Charles Jenkins
Top Row: Maureen Milton, Sue Laudermilk, Brenda Echart, Norma Guiler, Asondra Hunter, April Livingston, Lawanda Goodson,
Coach McLarney. Bottom Row: Blanca Molinari, Vicki Worthen, Angie Martinez, Kathy Walker, Diana Bushey, Salabeth Prall
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Stevens, Jim Wooldridge,
Jim Wooldridge concentrates on chip.
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Quality soccer is seldom found in the
high school ranks, but one exception is
the intense professional-like play of the
Mount Tahoma T-Birds.
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Back Row: Jerry Vick iAssist. Coachj, Linda Veira imanagerj, Mike Thomas iAssist. Coachj, Craig Meyers, Scott Schuchmann, Jeff Jones, Todd Hagen,
Doug Rettko, John Spevak, Dennis Armstrong, Ronnie Harris, Daie Mullholland, Larry Abraham, Steve Moser, John Vick CCoachJ, Helen Owen imanagerj,
Linda Dewey imanagerj. Front Row: Greg Peterson, Ken Reed, Chae Kim, Lance Bierman, Pete Owen, Joe Lawless, Darcy Speidel, Ed Dethampie, Dan
Petramalo, Mike Kardash, Anthony Perry, Gary Pederson.
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May Pataio leaps for ball, Allen regains balance after powerful serve.
Andy Holiday, Sam Burks, Dave Peterson, Jim Burgess, Victor Kiser, Bussel Croft, Paul Barnes, George Budd, Tony Schaeffer, All
Bohrs, Vincent Rosencuften, Kelly Smith, May Patajo, Allen Dominque, Managers Judy Thompson, Dawn Budd, Coach Trujillo.
en Chapman, Jeff
Mona Weller shows match-winning form.
Shawna Clarke adrnlnisters volley.
GIRLS
TENNIS
Charlotte Grout concentrates on serve
Top Row: Teresa Gustafson, Shawna Clarke, Karen Forbus, Asondra Hunter, Sylvia Nacis, Mona Weller, Kyong Kim, Joy Lovingood, Coach
Batali. Bottom Row: Janet Curtwright, Dawn Budd, Judy Thompson, Juanita Glover, Charlotte Grout.
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Ace! A T-Bird tennis player displays
her overhead smash. Zip, zip, another
unreturnable serve. Rackets, fuzzy yel-
low balls, and enthusiastic players en-
dure the stamina of competitive high
school tennis. Incredible backhanded
saves, consistent serves, and excellent
mind concentration make up the
mighty T-Bird force.
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Back: Donna Kollar, Sandy Vindivich, Yong Kim, Fay Flupp, Socoro Caro. Front: Terrie Guesman, Cheryl Kalerak, Kathy Walker,
Yong Kim shows her spirit,
lt's really sad to see this year come
to an end. From the beginning at camp
where we won spirit ribbons to the last
pep assembly, I feel we've grown to-
gether as a group. With the support of
our pep club, mascot, and our band,
our games were more exciting and
more worth while.
Homecoming week was a success.
With our crazy days throughout the
week, the spirit grew more and more.
With our own Blues Brothers, Yoda,
and Miss Piggy we showed our return-
ing cheerleaders that the Thunderbirds
are still very much alive.
The pride that grew within the school
this year was terrific. With Tequila as
our "spiritual revival" we were ready
for anything to come our way. I was
proud to be a Thunderbird and will re-
main a Thunderbird forever in my
heart. I hope that in the future the
cheerleaders will have as good a time
as we did in 80-81.
Kathy Walker
VARSITY
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Advisor: Curt Gammell, Edt K H
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Standing. Lisa Bustruok. Caroi Davis. Debbie Giroux, Tim Ketron. Debbie Frednckson. Debbie Collins.
Teresa Kieindl Sitting Pam Lusk. Krista Carson. Teresa Fieed, Kim Hoover. Kathy Rue. Angela Bruno.
Harurni Tucker. Sandra Patzer
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Organizations Editor: Debbie Groux.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CE
AMERICA
First Flow: Annalyn Cabigting, Debbie Harrison, Tara Ross, Carol Pickle, Corrina Pease, Teresa Kleindl, Yong Kim, Socaro Caro
Second Row' Diana Bloom, Robin Sanders, Carla l-lenkle, Donna Kollar, Khanh Huynh, Kim Burns
Third Pow' Monique Martin, Kathy Gaynor, Dina Cole, Theresa Hersch, Mark Pervinich, Teresa Reed, Debbie Archibald, Glenda McCurty
Fourth Rowi Verleen Moore, Allen Chapman, Debbie Groux, Shawna Clarke, Karen Martelli
Fifth Flow: Gaby Steinhert, Lisa Bishop
This years FBLA started out pret-
ty well. We elected our officers and
started our club off by selling calen-
dars. It seems to me that this year
everyone was more involved. We at-
tended many conferences which a
lot of our club members enjoyed.
This year wouldn't have gone so
well if we vvouldn't have had our ex-
cellent advisor, Mr. Parker. He has
helped us tremendously, I think that
next years FBLA will go just as well
if they have good elected officers
such as we have had.
Lots of thanks to
Mr, Parker
Mr Parker, Advisor, Officers Sandra Patzer, Donna Kollar, Sandy Vtndivich, Cheryl Kalerak, Karen
Gaby Stemen Martelli, Gaby Steinhert, Ron Manalac, Debbie Groux
Debbie Groux
PUSH! EXCEL
Third Bow: Hans Freyberg, George Budd, Alan Fiobinson, Katrina Richards, Connie Prewitt, Charles Brown,
Kae Paek, Dawn Budd, Julie Thompson, Jackie Coleman, Shawna Clarke, Lori Nelson. Second Plow: Lisa
Holdrith, Sung Kim, Harumi Tucker, John Hartman, Tara Boss, Kathy Scmitz, Barbara Hathaway, Sherry
Addington, Brenda Ableman, Kelly Kendel, Kris Lenke, Brenda Eckhart. First Row: Myva Schmitz, Juanita
Glover, Bene Hale, Sybilla Banks, Susan Schmitz, Patricia Stitts, Stacey Bowman, Carol Viray, Mi-Yong
Hong, Sharon Hale.
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Community Liaison: Lisa l-lolderith
TAVVANKAS
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Left to Right: Carolyn Manalac, Ronda Slaughter, Marie lndrebo, Carol Medley, Carmen Glover, Robin Fleinke, Kim Vig, Dianna
Solheim, Bridget Neagle, Vicki Riviera, Lenette Harris, Advisor: Mrs. Breckenridge
Treasurer: Kim Vig, Secretary: Carol Med-
ley, Vice-President: Robin Reinke, Presi-
dent: Carmen Glover
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Coleburng Third Bow, Bridget Naagle, Dianne Solheim, Beth McCullough, Allison Wood, Fourth Row, Brenda Ableman, Vicki Riviera, Michelle Johnson,
Joleen Shields, Fifth Flow, Dawn Budd, Cheryl Johnson, Roxanne Aube, Kelly Kendal, Sixth Bow: Carol Medley, Robin Reinke, Kim Vig.
Sheila Stubbs: President, Robin Reinkeg Vice-President
Carol Medley: Secretary, Kim Vig: Treasurer.
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Top Rowg Dee Ball, Sharon Tuggle, Lori Hupp, Tracy Wills, Bottom Row: Kim Heinz, Kris Trotter, Jill Nelson, Cheryl Kalerak, Debbie
Fredrickson, Donna Kollar, Terrie Guesman, Mary Jane Manalac, Betty DeFazio, Chanelle Arneberg.
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O-Ki-Hi, an Indian term meaning helper, is
very appropriate. This group helps the wrestling
team by attending the meets, cheering on the
3 team, taking stats, and rolling up the mats after
i the meets. They also bring refreshments for the
guys to munch on.
Vice Presidentg Brigitte Guilliaume, Secretaryg Tina Arnold, Treasurer, Terry Reed, Presidentg
Dorothy Leal.
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This year the Tower Staff was a large one and
this enabled us to bring a wide variety of news and
sports to the school and the community.
It was fun for everyone to put together a real
quality paper.
Bruce Worobec
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Advisor: Phyllis Drakeford
Chief Editors: Bruce Worobec, Tony Gagliardi
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Kneeling: Bob Gibson, Birch Abraham, First Row: Shawna Clark, Cheryl Kalerak, David Almonte, Kris Ernest, Second Row: Debbie Groux, Kathy Rue,
Lenette Harris, Robert Flickgauer, Donna Kollar, Dennis Armstrong, Kelly Kovacs, Kirt Rohrs, Don Leebrick, Peggy Garison.
The Ski Club had fun on the slopes
once again. They took special ski trips
by bus to Crystal Mt. There, the more
experienced skiers helped the less ex-
perienced. The club also contains non-
skiers who enjoy just going for the at-
mosphere and the snow.
President: Cheryl Kalerak, Vice-President: Teresa Reed, Trea
er: Sandra Patzer, Advisors: Peggy Garrison, Don Leebrick.
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The purpose of the Sky Club is to
help the handicapped people learn
how to swim, and help improve skills of
those who knew how to swim already.
The dedicated group came to school
on Saturday mornings. Some people
complain about coming to school, but
the people in this group come to
school an extra day.
Helpers: Jody Olive, Wendy Hamilton, Sonja Watkins
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Treasurer: Craig Myers, Corresponding Secretary: Kim Burns, President: Sheila Stubbs, Recording Secretary: Stacey Warren Vice President
Ronnie Harris.
A.S.F. has been a worth while exper-
ience for all of us. We enjoyed what we
were involved with due to the fact that
we, the students, had helped set up
our various projects. As long as stu-
dents are involved in the business as-
pects ot school life, I feel that A.S.F.
will continue to be an excellent oppor-
tunity for students to voice their opin-
ions and their goals.
A.S.F. would also like to give special
thanks to Mr. Nordi who assisted us
when we needed him the most.
Ronnie Harris
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The Mount Tahoma Swim Club, con-
sisting of the boys and girls swim
teams, supports the swimming and div-
ing teams, The club helps by timing
and keeping score at the meets. The
advisor this year was Mr. Bill Streeter.
Mr. Kelly Jarvis assisted Mr. Streeter in
advising the club.
First Row Tony Schaeffer Chris Brovvn, Todd Hagen, Boy Kamisugi,
Joe Russel Phil Clark John Williams Second Row: Tony Hernandez, Scheer Deborah Collins Back Row David Byrd Carl Schneider Mark
Kevin Smith Mark Eddy John Wood, Glen Stalder, George Grace, Suzi Divona Jim Arnold Jim Burgess Aaron Robinson
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CAIVIP CGUNSELGRS
Can you think of a better way
to spend a semester than enjoy-
ing the outdoor life? First the
camp counselors are trained in
areas such as, first aid, songs,
skits, and general information
they will need to know. After they
finish their training course the big
test comes, trying to control and
teach a Cabin full of sixth grad-
ers.
Marty Scheibal, Karen Forbus, Hui Kim, Robin Waldherr, Shannon Barnes, Michelle McGarey, Barb Hathaway
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Blair, Shelley Blakey, Brian Bobenhouse, Ann Marie Bobenhouse, Susan
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hows "WSU" spirit."
I don't know exactly what the Soph-
omore class will accomplish this year.
This is our first year, like seventh grade
again. I feel we will learn a lot from the
Juniors and most of all the Seniors.
There are a few things I would like to
see improved at Mount Tahoma. I
would like to see the smoking fdrugsl
and vandalizing to stop, because it
gives our school a really bad name.
When I was in junior high I was not very
involved in school activities. So I said
to myself, when I enter high school I'm
going to get involved in as much as I
can. This is why I ran for president. I do
plan to run again in my junior and sen-
ior year. I had a great time and I'm
looking forward to returning to Mount
Tahoma next year and taking over Ju-
nior power. But for now Sophomore
Power. Hey, to me the class of "83" is
alright!
Sophomore Class President,
Otis Abron'
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Homecoming
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this book
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Staff members getting "ready to ride" at the Donkey Basketball game.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITGFZ
NOW AND THEN, the theme of this year's annual, reflects
on the past twenty years of Mount Tahoma.
As l look back on the production of this yearbook I see
eighteen people who put their time and hard work into mak-
ing this book the masterpiece that it is.
From printing every picture, pasting, writing copy, staying
after school and on weekends, the 1980-81 Totem statt did it
all.
As for our advisor, Mr. Gammell, we couldn't have asked
for a better man. He devoted as much it not more than
anyone on the statf. His expert knowledge in photography
helped up reach our highly set goals for this edition of the
Totem.
l hope you enjoy this year's annual. Alot ot hard work and
dedication went into it and I am very proud to have been the
editor Best wishes to the classes ot 81, 82 and 83.
Kim Hoover
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IN IVIEIVICRY CF CAPTAIN
PATRICK WELCH
The life of Captain Patrick A. Welch, 27, was abruptly
ended with a crash of a U.S. Air Force C-141 transport, in
Egypt. All 13 persons aboard, including 6 McChord airmen,
were killed instantly when the aircraft exploded ih the desert
outside Cairo. The airmen, all members of the 8th military
airlift squadron at McChord Air Force Base, were on a mis-
sion to test the new U.S. Rapid Deployment Force.
The death of Captain Welch takes on a special significance
to those of the Tacoma area, because not only was he a life
long resident of Tacoma, but also a graduate of Mount Ta-
homa in 1971. Welch is also the brother-in-law of Dean
Rennie, a Mount Tahoma faculty member,
Welch became aware of the military at an early age, be-
cause his father, Robert Welch, was a pilot with the Army Air
Corps. Later Patrick developed a stronger interest in the Air
Force at Mount Tahoma.
Welch marked his stay at Mount Tahoma with many
achievements. As a sophomore, he was a member of the
Cadet Band, and as a Junior, he played J.V. Basketball and
Baseball. In his Senior year, Welch was the homecoming
chairman, and a member of the A.S.F., Studio Choir, Concert
Band, and the varsity baseball team.
After graduating in 1971, he went on to Central Washing-
ton University where he earned his degree in geography, by
way of a two year ROTC scholorship. After graduating in
1975, Welch received cryptography assignments, which took
him to bases in Texas, and Alaska. lt wasn'f until later that he
received the much awaited flight school assignment. Follow-
ing that assignment Welch went on to a C-141 school in
Oaklahoma. He received his Captain's bars in February of
1980 and was only on his 6th overseas mission as a co-pilot,
when the crash occurred.
Survivors include, his wife, Ruth, two children, Robert and
Audrey, his mother Betty Berling, and His father Robert
Welch. Captain Welch also has two sisters, Robbie Rennie,
and Barbee Booth.
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Ableman, Brenda 189, 212
Abraham, Birch 102, 198
Abraham, Larry 170, 212
Abron, Otis 80, 211, 212
Absten, Janette 19
Acosta, Ronald 86, 101, 112
Adamson, Kristine 212
Addington, Sherry 84, 101, 189
Alejandro, Rosemary 212
Allen, Norlas 19
Almonte, David 5, 17, 19, 67, 69,
Almonte, Yvonne 212
Ambrose, Deanna 102
Anderson, Arthur 212
Anderson, Charlene 102
Anderson, Cherie 212
Anderson Dana 19
Anderson Denise 19
Anderson Lorraine 19, 131, 175
Anderson, Yvonne 19
Anton, Jeanette 8, 15, 19, 93, 141, 195, 197
Archibald, Deoborah 19, 188
Armstrong, Dennis 5, 15, 17, 19, 67, 170,
171, 198
Arndt, Betty 102, 131
Arneberg, Channelle 192, 212
Arnestad,
Lisa 19
Arnestad, Scott 102
Arnold, James 139, 202, 212
Arnold, Terry 102
Arnold, Tina 19, 86, 193
Arnold, Roy 212
Arp, Debora 20, 84
Arrington, Jeannine 102
Asheim, Danny 165, 212
Aube, Roxanne 212
Bailey, Ricky 167
Baldtrip, Karen 159, 212
Ball, Deanna 15, 20, 192, 196,
Ball, Jeffrey 212
Banks, Sybilla 102, 159, 189
Barabe, Brian 102
Barkman,
Brett 20
Barnes, Paul 102, 177
Barnes, Shannon 102, 141, 205
Barth, Karl 212
Bartlett, David 118
Bartley, Christine 102
Bass, Marion 118
Basto, Carla 102
Bate, Ronald 20
Batty, John 102
Batty, Shawna 212
Baxter, Charlotte 69, 159, 212
Baxter, Evelyn 102, 226
Baxter, Fredrick 20, 121, 126, 127
Baxter, Quintus 15, 20, 121, 167
Beardslee, Deborah 212
Beardslee, Julie 102
Beazley, William 212
Beck, Robert 20
Begay, Donna 20
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Begay, Eric 102
Bell, Tracy 118
Bennatt, Scott 212
Bennett, Robert 212
Benton, Cynthia 212
Benton, Tracy 102
Bergen, Brenda 102
Bernier, Susan 212
Bierman, Lance 102, 170
Billingsley, Kelly 102, 158, 159, 175
Birch, D. 102
Bishop, Lisa 20, 28, 188
Bishop, Lori 102
Bissenas, Thais 20
Bissenas, Thea 20
Blair, Shelley 212
Blakey, Brian 212
Blomgren, Steve 176
Bloom, Diana 15, 20, 188
Bobenhouse, Ann Marie 80, 212
Bolieu, Lisa 21
Boite, Michael 102, 121
Bonner, Trevonna 212
Bosmans, Mary 212
Bostrom, Gary 118
Bowden, William 167
Bowen, Joni 21, 76, 78, 91
Bowen, Karen 102, 196
Bowman, Stacey 189, 213
Bowman, Tracy 213
Branson, Leah 102
Brassfield, David 213
Brassinga, Ingrid 21, 175
Brenzel, Brede 213
Brese, Joe 213
Britson, Lisa 21
Britton, David 213
Broadhead, Kimberly 213
Brodigan, Shawn 21
Brooks, Ronald 102
Brown, Charles 189, 213
Brown, Christopher 202
Brown, Robert 84, 102
Brown, Tito 213
Brownell, Melaine 213
Bruno, Angela 21, 185, 186, 229
Bryant, John 21
Buck, Kathy 103
Buckner, Harold 213
Budd, Dawn 177, 179, 189, 196, 213
Budd, George Jr. 177, 189, 213
Bungart, Anita 103
Bungart, Annette 80, 103
Burgess, James 103, 137, 177, 202
Burk, Loren 213
Burks, Samuel 103, 177
Burmeister, Julieann 213
Burns, Barbara 213
Burns, Kimberly 21, 131, 133, 150, 151,
158, 188, 200, 201, 204
Burrell, Jacqueline 213
Burris, Mark 21
Buselmeier, Chris 213
Bushey, Diane 167
Bustruck, Lisa 21, 185, 187, 195, 229
Butler, John 76, 84, 195
Butler, Alfred Jr. 103
Bryd, David 21, 139, 202
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Cabigting, Annalyn 16, 17, 22, 93, 188
Cabrera, David 121
Cade, Larry 147, 165
Cade, Philip 103, 164, 213
Caldwell, Lloyd 22
Caldwell, Sandra 22
Callaghan, Robert 121, 155, 213
Campbell, Ann 80, 213
Campbell, Kimberlyn 22
Campeau, Evette 103
Cannon, Clyde 22
Capwell, Patricia 22
Carlson, Victor 165, 213
Caro, Socoro 103, 181, 183, 188
Carrington, Mike 121, 214
Carson, Krista 22, 68, 185, 229
Carter, Donna 76, 78, 103
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Carter Kevin 103
Carter Teddy 22, 121
Casas, Celia 22, 37
Castle, Tony 214
Cecchini, Sandra 22
Cecchini, William 103, 197
Chae, Sang 23, 196
Chandler, Karen 84,214
Chandler, Steven 103
Chapin, Becky 80
Chapman, Allen 177, 188, 214
Cheatham, Jacqueline 103
Cheatham, William 86, 214
Choinowski, Curt 103
Chong, Jae-in 23, 76
Christensen, John 84, 167, 214
Christensen, Steven 23
Christian, Susan 23
Christiansen, Bryan 214
Christopher, Cordell 214
Chun, DooRe 76, 103
Church, Timothy 103, 165, 197
Clanton, Mark 23, 182
Clark, Andrew 23
Clark, Benjamin 101, 103
Clark, Julianna 214
Clark, Philip 23, 202
Clarke, Shawna 13, 23, 93, 178, 179,
189, 195, 196, 198
Clements, Peter 214
Clifton, Charles 23
Cockfield, Alonzo 103, 137, 167
Colburn, Dan 103
Colburn, Michael 214
Cole, Dina 188
Cole Stuart 214
Coleman, Jacqueline 180, 214
Collier, Beverly 23
Collins, Deborah 86, 88, 103, 113, 14
185, 187, 202, 207, 229
Condon, Christopher 118
Conner, Michael 103
Constadopoulos, Mythel 214
Cook, Tony 76, 103
Cook, Tracey 23
Coomer, Angel 214
Coon, Gina 104
Cooper, Frederick 24, 121
Cornelius, Cynthia 88, 104
Corrigan, Patricia 24
Costi, Teresa 104
Craig, Kimberly 214
Creamer, Natlaie 214
Croft, Russell 104, 177
Croskey, Jacqueline 104, 198
Croutch, Denice 214
Crown, Margaretta 104
Cubean, Kevin 214
Cummings, Michael 24
Cummings, Scott 104
Curry, Rebecca 80, 214
Curtindale, Deanna 214
Curtis, Sherri 214
Curtright, Janet 24, 69, 71, 158, 179
Dascnofsky, Jeffrey 104, 121, 147
Davis,
Carol 24, 185, 205, 229
Davis, Earl 24, 121
Davis, Larry 104
Davis, Mark 214
Davis, Thane 104
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Dickerson, Alex 104
Dieftenbach, Tami 24
Dillon, Ruth 33, 104
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Domingue, Pamela 214
Donaldson, Kirby 164
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Duban, Thatiana 215
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Fairley, Lee 215
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Frazier, John 7, 26
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Gabel, Mark 105
Gagliardi, Anne 211, 215
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Gardner, Tamela 27
Gardner, Terry 216
Garner, Gary 105, 165, 169
Gaynor, Carrie 27, 82, 84
Gaynor, Kathleen 188, 216
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Genga, Angela 105
Gholson, Christine 216
Gholson, Lance 27, 154, 155
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Girdler, Christina 106
Girnau, Vicki 106
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Givens, Frank 216
Gleason, Michael 106
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Gnirk, Ronald 216
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Graf, Michael 216
Gray, Diana 216
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Greco, Aileen 216
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Green, Reginald 216
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Groft, Teena 216
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Hall, Dianne 216
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Haller, Randal 106
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Ham, Young 106
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Hamilton, Paul 106
Hamilton, Wendy 76, 86, 88, 107, 199
Hammond, Ingrid 76, 107
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Hancock, Cynthia 107
Hanks, Kenneth 121, 216
Hanks, Lynn 88, 107
Hanks, Maurice 9, 13, 29, 121, 155
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Hanson, Danette 217
Harper, Joel 121, 127
Harris, Lenette 29, 170, 198
Harris, Mark 29, 82, 84, 195
Harris, Ronnie 15, 29, 170, 200, 201
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Harrison, Deborah 16, 29, 188
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Hartley, Christine 82, 84, 107
Hartman, Darrin 217
Hartman, John 189, 217
Hartman, Tammie 29
Harvey, Dianna 76, 84, 107
Harwood, Edward 217
Haskins, Aleta 107
Haskins, Arthur 29, 71, 144, 167
Hastings, Erin 141, 217
Hathaway, Barbara 76, 107, 189
Hayden, Sharon 107
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Hays, Julie 217
Hazelmyer, Teresa 29, 75, 76, 78
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Heinz, Michele 30, 76
Heitzman, Mike 217
Helgren, Tim 30
Heller, Karen 30
Heller, Stephen 30
Hemingway, Ernest 217
Hempstead, Cynthia 107
Henkel, Carla 30, 188, 193
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Hermansen, Lori 107
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Hickman, Elizabeth 217
Hightower, Toron 30, 146
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Hobbs, Jay 107, 164
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Hoefer, David 76, 107
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Holland, Greg 217
Hollar, June 30
Holliday, Andre 8, 14, 30, 177
Holme, Darrin 15, 17, 30, 164
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Hominda, Robin 217
Hong, Mi-Yong 107, 189
Hong, Hi-Kyung 30
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Horn, Christopher 122, 217
Horrigan, Shaun 217
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Hoye, Steven 107, 121, 164
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Hughes, Barbara 107
Huh, Jong 31
Hummel, Donald 107
Hunotte, Dennis 31 h
Hunter, Asondra 80, 167, 179, 183, 204, 217
Hunter, Bridgette 30
Huntsman, John 82, 84, 105, 107
Hupp, Lori 5, 14, 16, 17, 25, 31, 76, 192
Hursey, Joseph 31, 167
Huynh, Khanh 31, 188, 196
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lndrebo, Marie 76, 78, 101, 105, 107, 170
lnglett, Ernest 108
Irvine, Jack 108
Irving, Christopher 217
lssacs, Frank 108
Isbell, Brenda 31
J
Jackson, Charles 108
Jackson, Patricia 108
Jackson, Rodney 218
Jacobsen, Jordon 17, 31, 88, 121, 164
Jansen, Robert 108, 218
Jeanblanc, Melanie 218
Jenkins, Charles 32, 165, 167
Jennings, Alonzo 121, 147, 218
Jennings, Eric 108
Johndrow, Keith 218
Johndrow, Albert 32
Johndrow, Cheryl 218
Kapsh, Steven 218
Kardash, Thomas 108, 170
Karwoski, Lawrence 108
Kavanaugh, Robert 218
Keal, Janey 108
Keene, Arthur 86, 108
Keller, Randy 80, 155
Keller, Theresa 33, 196
Kelly, Julie 108
Kendal, Kelli 218
Kelly, Ivory 108
Kenyon, Martin 108
Kenyon, James 108
Kerr, Kim 108
Ketron Kenneth 84, 218
Ketron, Timothy 76, 84, 86, 101, 185, 186,
229
Kiblinger, Lance 76, 78, 79
Leingang, Jeff 219
Leingang, Karen 109
LeMon, Kimberly 34
Leonard, Robbie 121, 155, 167, 219
Leppard, Michael 109
Leppard, Robert 35
Lerum, Cameron 35
Leskajon, Susan 109
Letzring, Deborah 109
Lewis, Brian 219
Lewis, Rusty 110
Lindholdt, Tamara 219
Linn, Steven 110
Livingston, April 131, 150, 167, 219
Lones, Leslie 80, 183, 204, 219
Long, Cynthia 219
Lorton, William 219
Lovingood, Joy 110, 179
Kiblinger, Traci 218
Kim Chae Song 170, 172
Kim, Chong Hyun 172
Kim, Geum Ja 76
Kim, Mi 33
Kim, Sung 189, 218
Kim Yong 188
Kim, Yong 181, 182
Lowery, Eddie 147
Lowery, Kimberly 13, 34, 35, 76,
Lusk, Pamela 35, 68, 185, 229
Ly, Tuan 110
Lynch, Michael 110
182
Johnson, Deanna 218
Johnson, Johnny 9, 32, 76, 78, 121
Johnson, Lisa 80, 108
Johnson, Michael 108
Johnson Michelle 218
Johnson, Ramon 32, 70
Johnson Rebecca 32, 76
Johnson, Richard 32, 70
Johnson, Santillan 108, 175
Johnson, Sonja 32
Johnston, Michael 82, 84, 108
Jonassen, Priscilla 32, 76
Jones, Anthony 218
Jones, David 32, 139
Jones, Jeffery 9, 32, 170
Jones, Kathy 32
Jones, Paul 218
Jones, Robert 218
Jones, Ruth 108
Jones, Teresa 32
Kim, Young 218
King, Michael 33, 76, 78
King, Stuart 165, 218
Kinlow, Yolanda 218
Kirk, Juannan 218
Kisor, Victor 88, 177
Kittleman, Teresa 218
Klein, Sherri 218
Kleindl, Teresa 218
Knittle, Dale 33
Knobbe, Mark 33
Knobbe, Michael 218
Kobolka, Eva 218
Kollar, Donna 9, 33, 131, 158, 181, 198
Kovacs, Kelly 3, 5, 8, 16, 17, 33, 164, 198,
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Krebbs, Judy 218
Kuljis, Margarita 218
Kunze, Kimberly 33
Kurriger, Timothy 32, 70
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Kwak, Nojo 218
Kwon, Hyun 34, 76
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LaCrosse, Mark 109
Ladson, Gerald 34
Lakin, Lori 219
Lamonica, Richard Jr. 109, 121, 167
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Lane, Darryl 219
Lane, Michelle 219
Lang, Alisa 34
Langford, Rick 34
Lara, Shane 219
Larson, Lance 67, 219
Larson, Liana 109
Laudermilk, Jennifer 167, 219
Lawless, Joseph 137, 172, 219
Lawrence, Darren 219
Lawrence, William Jr. 219
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Maes, Arlecia 110
Mai, Hanh 219
Main, Stephen 110
Manalac, Carolyn 110, 170
Manalac, Mary 97, 192, 211, 219
Manalac, Ronald 16, 188
Manges, Dawn 219
Manley, Brian 219
Mannikko, Arthur 82, 84, 110
Manning, Kristine 219
Maples, Christopher 118
Marcoe, Michael 110
Marks, Sheila 219
Marr, Charles 219
Martelli, Karen 35, 188
Martin, Kimberly 35
Martin, Monique 133, 219
Martinez, Angela 167, 219
Mason, Allen 110
Matchet, June 220
Mathias, Douglas 110
Mathis, Tony 110, 167
Matson, Keith 118
Matteson, Carl 110
Mattsen, Anthony 136, 137, 220
Mau, Frederick 220
Mays, Shawna 110
Mazzine, Douglas 110
McBride, Deborah 110
McBride, Robert 110, 196, 197
McCarthy, Charles 118
McCarthy, Donald 220
McClain, Diedra 220
McClure, Catherine 141, 220
McClure, Cynthia 35
McCollum, Barry 35, 78
McCollum, Becky 35, 76
McCurty, Annette 220
McCurty, Glenda 35, 188
McCurty, Owen 220
McDermond, Angiolina 220
McDonald, Robert 67, 220
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Jordan, Julie 141, 218
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Kalerak, Vicki 211, 218
Kamisugi, Roy 139, 202, 218
Leal, Robert 109
Lee, Lorna 219
Lee, Michael 109
Lee, Sandi 219
Leevey, Luann 219
LeGault, Linn 109
LeGault, Lucia 159
Lehman, Kenneth 167, 219
Lehman, Michael 109
McElroy, Brian 110, 167
McGarey, Michell 76, 110
McGowan, Debra 220
Mclvor, Karen 220
McKechnie, Robert 110
McLaughlin, Kevin 82, 84, 110
McLeod, Tammi 35
McMullin, Joan 35
McPhaden, Robin 84, 110
McVey, Michael 76, 111, 167
McWilliams, Cathy 220
Meacham, Christine 36
Meaney, Kellie 111, 220
Medley, Carol 101, 107, 111
Medley, Suzanne 111, 150, 152, 158
Mercurio, Patrick 111
Merklin, Donald 111
Merryman, Lawrence 220
Mershon, Mark 220
Messer, Sherri 220
Messersmith, Katiya 82, 84, 101, 111
Meyer, Craig 8, 14, 36, 121, 127, 170,
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Miles, Brian 76
Miller, Christopher 220
Miller, Daniel 220
Miller, Stephen 111
Milligan, Julia 111
Millsap, Kenneth 111
Milten, Maureen 111, 167, 220
Mitchell, Chris 118
Molinari, Blanca 131, 167, 220
Molinari, Sandra 36
Monte,
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Montgomery, Jimmy 111
Moody, Bill 36, 84
Moore, Mary 36, 159, 211, 220
Moore, Ramon 36, 121, 128, 164
Moore, Shane 220
Moore, Verleen 76, 188, 220
Moorehead, Kimberley 36
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Morris, Gina 220
Morse, Michael 220
Morton, Donna 111
Moser, Stephen 76, 111, 170
Moulton, Stephanie 36
Mulholland, Dale 155, 156, 171, 220
Mullen, Matricia 88, 111
Mullin, Paula 220
Munoz, Kenneth 111
Murphy, Larry 36
Murray, John 220
Murray, Kathleen 84, 101, 111
Muse, Angela 221
Myers, Joy 84, 221
Myrick, Joseph 84, 111
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Napier, Charles 221
Neagle, Bridget 111, 170
Neatle, Janet 221
Nelson, Daniel 121
Nelson, Debbie 111
Nelson, Jill 80, 150, 158, 192, 221
Nelson, Lori 111, 189
Nelson, Melinda 221
Nelson, Pamela 112
Nettleton, Steven 112
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Nielsen, David 37
Nordi, Scott 112, 121, 227
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Nunes, Michael 112
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Ocasio, Manuel 112
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Olsen, Jodeen 149, 150, 158
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Owen, Peter 170
Owen, Tina 112
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Perry, Denise 221
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Phillips, William 38
Pickle, Carol 38, 188
Pieplow, John 113
Pietras, Dorothy 113, 140, 141
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Piquette, J. 113
Plummer, Michael 221
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Rarick, Howard 113
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Rasmussen, Troy 222
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Rawlings, Kenneth 113
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Reynolds, Valorie 141, 222
Richard, Cornelius 9, 13, 39, 121, 128,
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Richardson, Kimberly 222
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Roberts, Kristi 40, 229
Robinson, Aaron 139, 202, 222
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Robinson, Allen 40, 164, 189
Roehr, Kimberly 40, 193
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Rohrs, Kirt 165, 168
Romanio, Tony 222
Rooth, Lorne 222
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Ruiz, Dan 113, 137, 139
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Schuchmann, Scott 170, 223
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Seal, Ken 41
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Severson, Diane 223
Seward, David 80, 223
Sexton, Angela 223
Shaw, Heidi 84, 223
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Webster, Jeff 116
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Westmark, Jeffery 116
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Whitwell, David 224
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Slaughter, Keith 223
Slaughter, Rhonda 170
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Sloan Alisa 223
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Smith James 42
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Smith, Kelly 114, 177
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