University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Flag nd Rifle Corp The U-High Flag and Rifle Corps con- tinued to do their very best throughout another school year. Mr. Gary Green, the group's advisor, stated, I am particularly pleased with these girls and very proud of their accomplishments this year. They're highly dedicated and it is shown by their accomplishments at every performance. Two changes made the 1978-1979 school year important to the Corps. New music and uniforms were added this year. The uniforms were paid for with fund-raising projects, such as the student body's car raille. Flag captains, Terry Yandt and Mary Cardoza and Rifle captain, Kami Heuston kept their teams in top shape this year with lots of practice. Three times a week, at 6:45 a.m., they met at school and practiced for 2 hours. They also got together for an extra session on an occasional Saturday morning. 'The effect of these practices were the shivers sent down our spines and the high level of enthusiasm we all felt at each game our pride and joy attended. A Above: front row, l to r: Cathy Peck, Liz Goodrich, Shelby Slater, Mickey Schmitz, Gail Taff Mary Jo Schmitz, Cathy McCaslin, Maryanne Hayes, Jami Buys, Sandy Skierka, Marci Allen, Judy Heggem, Elisa Frost, Mary Cardoza center, Janet Osterback, Tammy Schafer, Jackie Skidmore, Staci Tucker, Theresa McCaslin, Lynn Ehlis, Michelle Quigly, Mary Cunningham, Diane Keys, Karin Minor, Cheryl King, Kitty Byrne, Lisa Taftf Back row, l to r: Barb Davis, Teri Tschetter, Lori Davis, Kami Heuston, Jackie Bates, Cathy Pendleton, Bonnie Davis, Vikki Momb, Donna Nichol. Not pictured, Tammi Brown. Right: Mr. Green carefully explains how he wants things done. 156 Above: Flag captains Terry Yandt and Mary Cardoza and Rifle captain Kami Heuston take time out of a rehearsal to smile for the camera.

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xp X ff .Va Drama, More tive Than Ever This year for the first time,the UHigh Drama dept. put on the major production of the play One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, which was performed Dec. 13-15 and was an excellent example of what the classes are capable of doing. The produc- tion, about being in a mental -V hospital received rave reviews x -,s p get from all those who saw it. , , 3 5 Also this spring the drama dept. put on a talent show and a 50's t musical. Other activities done by the drama club included a Held A trip to Eastern State Hospital and 6 A 'K a drama toumament in Wen- atchee. Performing in this tour- nament were several of our and mime acts E f 5 5 Y M ' 1 fi 1 1 Top Above: Ted Davis attempts to prove his masculinity in a dramatic scene ii-om the play, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest. Immediate Left: Ron Atchison demonstrates the intense concentration an actor must have. This photo was taken as he ieiiected on his childhood in the drama departments first major play of the '78-'79 season. Above: The 3rd period mime class working without their makeup. The mime class went to a toumament in Wenatchee last spring. 155

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Remain Our Prid And Jo Top Left: Members of the Color Guard am shomm practicing in the early moming hours-perfection at its finest! Top right: Rifle captain Kami Heuston tclosest to bleachers! works with the rifle corps, Bet you the routine is perfect by the end of this practice! Middle right: Wait a minute! I thought this was Mr. Green's band class. Bottom right: Majorette Kelly Schus- ter performs during a basketball halftime show. Bottom Left: Flag and Bitle Corps dis- play their talent with gusto at a half time show. .4 .-an 'B' 6 f' , v. . Y . - . -?,d'LNw- Q ,, a - , - R Q we 4. b e 'I' rtrltlw 157