Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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QCO J td ' CMHAfd (A Quite Wearing the most fascinating costumes at the Sadie Hawkins Dance were Barb Breeze, best girl; Jack Rountree, best boy; and Candy Merrick and Gary Middleton, best couple. Diane Luscher and Jean Shotwell sing Washington ' s Girls ' State song during a leadership convocation No¬ vember 2. Giving good tidings to all, Ol’ Saint Nick drops in for a visit at the Dad-Daughter Dessert. £,aH t ' ' Point of no return ' 1 draws nigh for this boy as Mr. Steve Bell prepares to unite them in unlaw¬ ful wedlock. 29

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GVth’ iMjguto Diane Luscher President Sharon Olsen Vice-president Sadies Selebrations, this year ' s theme for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, witnessed a capacity crowd. 1,100 students gathered in the gym for this annual affair. The Big and Little Sister Party climaxed a week of orientation into high school life for all new girls. Shadle ' s representatives to Girls ' State at Central Washington State College were Diane Luscher and Joan Shotwell. They shared their week’s experiences in leader¬ ship ability at a fall convocation. A Christmas Present for Dad illustrated past, present and future Christmases at the Dad-Daughter Dessert. As the final semester duty, the League once again chose to aid the Marines in the Toys for Tots drive as their Christmas project. Pat McElroy Delnita Cook Secretary Treasurer i Front Row: Michelle Chalk, Carlene Haynes, Marlene Womach, Damaris Hudson, Barb Lipton, Karen Bert- holf. Row 2: Geneva Williams, Chris Van Winkle, Shannon Peck, Jane Cook, Sharon Rodkey, Dianna Grote, Connie Judd, Cynthia Lindgren, Kristie Schultz, Janet Stone, Kathy Hair. Row 3: Edna Jordan, Alpha Hunt, Ginny Davis,. Diana Kitt, Glenda Goumaz, Gloria Niederhauser, Joan Shotwell, Florence Rowe, Coni Cochran, Diana Cline. Row 4: Patty Nysoe, Louise Drollinger, Linda Hosheit, Becky Hodge, Judy Muzzy, Sandy McCulloch, Cindy Fredrickson, Linda Bishop, Barb Bjork, Janet Holloway, Vicky Rhoad. Row 5: Shirley Fairfax, Cheryl Strang, Vicki Tread¬ well, Barb Trigsted, Cheryl Turk, Libby Harper, Vicki Emmel, Janice Fluman, Bev Mead, Sue Kinderman. Row 6: LeAnne O ' Neill, Margaret Riley, Gloria Wag¬ ner, Leslie Drollinger, Gloria Lewis, Sue Boarman, Jo Ann Cooley, Lynda Yule, Cindy Smith, Darlene Ander¬ son. 28

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ColwMuSb QliOJiM Courtesy Committee members become big sisters to all girls enter¬ ing Shadle during the year. They also usher at various school concerts. Annette H a r d i n g e r served as chairman. Front Row: Donna Hocum, Lynda Sprague, Joan Gable. Row 2: Jane Robinette, Del Cook, Sandy Squires, Cathy Hanning. Row 3: Kathy Getchel, Annette Hardinger, Janet Conner, Jo Lot, Barb Dyal. Front Row: Lynn Galambie, Penny Harper, Linda Williams. Row 2: Pat McElroy, Sharon Olson, Patti Mohr. Row 3: Karen Denson, Noel Roberts. Row 4: Paula Moeckel, Lynda Yule, Diane Luscher. Spokesman—Review columnist Dor¬ othy Powers shared her Japanese experiences with the Girls ' League. Al Sabater and Pam Johnson were crowned Cotton Day King and Queen. Three-dimensional flowers bloom beside an ancient castle at the Cotton Day Dance.