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

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1' Fil, N X U , 1 X U Associated student Body j j X. ,Rs V. r Y A- t, ,ily ,kj K ,STRATEGO X , , appiness? Fame? Fortune? A A ll985 studertt government pushed l the ASB captured the enemyfs flag., Which path will one take? through such popular projects as the Opportunity knocked, and they Why? parking lot, the student center, and answered. All li' ASB president Tom Gibbons is still FISLA. Score three points. Fortune. ' exactly sure why he decided to Luckily for the students at Ml, , . for office, but he honestly their strategies were successful, and Hell yes, l want to get into . .. , M just like anyone else, but l t put myself in this position . for the kickbacks! Score two points: Fame. However, it is obvious from the job Tom, Vice President Joel urpny, Secretary Hilary Norton, nd Treasurer Eric Grabowski did his year that the ASB is not just oying with our minds. Grappling ith powerful outside interests, the lRIGHTl Eric Grabowski prepares to make another speech while Hilary Norton dozes. lFAR RIGHITJ Robert McDermott once again disagrees with the rest of the Student Council. UBELOWJ The group that leads our student body. 4 A ASB l 65 i

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I64 ART CLUB Art Club DRAW aptain O-Gas in the darkroom with what? A Spike? Clueless? Then you must not be a member of the Art Club, established in October of l985 to promote the visual arts within the school and the community When questioned about the Art Club, member Katrina Orwick shakily answers, Not now, I NEED a Diet Coke! President Hans Ballard, on the other hand, replies, l'Quote? O.K.l Fighting for peace is like . . . Thanks, Hans, but we'll cut you off there. Nevertheless, the Art Club has little time for LOUNGE-ing around. Between producing and critiquing their art lor art?, as the case may bel, going to galleries, planning field trips to San Francisco, or just not playing with a full deck, they keep busy. Their games never end in draws. Their games never endl Guess again! By now you should know the answer. TOP SECRET: Hellion in the back room with her bare hands! lRlGHTl Phil Houck-an artist's frame of mind. lBELOWl Supervisor Ron Adams, Anne Lueptow, Scott Schramke, Laura Dunner, Hans Ballard, Lisa Denbeste, Nancy Edwards, 'Gus Eipper. Not Pictured: Phil Houck, Katrina Orwick, Anne Rossellini.

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Cheerleaders C 'I 2-HIT it or Miss? THE MYTH: Cheerleaders jump around, yell a lot, and are basically obnoxious. THE TRUTH: Cheerleaders jump around, yell a lot, and do their job. So quit complaining. The importance of these twelve enthusiastic girls to the school lies not in their looks, but in their spirit. They remind one of the grade school music instructor who made one dance, clap, yell, and best of all, made one laugh. They play games which make our games easier to play. Cheerleaders have guts. Just like Mary Zelonka strikes a perfect pose. l 66 CHEERLEADERS the rest of us, they can become cheerleaders. Support your local embarassed. But, luckily for us, they cow! lThis message made possible have overcome all of their fears to by the Dairy Farmers of help out good ol' Ml. Washingtonl So, be appreciative of the A definite Hit. yi, y li 1Qq ' i.iif' l fi :PI W 1-'Slip-an lClockwise From Top Leftl Renee Naness, Sherry Davis, Lori Lampkin, Leslie Levy, KC Chapin, Amy Walsh, Kim Hodge, Marcie Hochfeld, Denise Johnson, Mary Zelonka, Stephanie Marshall Courtney Beers.