Arlington Christian School - Diakonos Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

Remember then When we were young Loving life and having fun Making friends and playing hard Facing school, the longest yard Growing older, growing tall Trying then to do it all. Now we're leaving school behind We've lost a youth we'll never find Though the many things we've never done Some of the regretable The love we've shared, with friends who cared With friends who really cared. It's truely unforgettable. 2 Patrick Purcell 3 The reason why we are dedicating this annual, is to show our apprecia- tion to a teacher. This teacher has been working for the school ever since it was formed. Recog- nizing all of this, the Yearbook Staff would like to give the credit to a teacher who has� -lifted people up when down -3-iven p. listening ear for peoples troubles -always : as a big smile -starte. the Athletic program - .ewiId by his xyjressiun- less pun: . 4 I can do all things through Christ which 3trengthenth me. Phil. 4j13 As you can very well see, Mr. 2 has affected all of our lives. That is why we, the Yearbook Staff of 82 83, have together decided to dedicate the Yearbook to Hr. Engstrom. 5 f ACU ILTT Mrs. Engel! likes the colors rose and burgundy, and to eat pizza. She was born May 15 in Bremerton, WA. She enjoys reading,and play- ing the piano. She's German and French, and is related to D. Boone. LL Mrs. Koster is mostly Swedish and a little Irish and English. She was born on Dec. 6 in Seattle, WA. She likes to sew, do hand crafts, and the color peach. Her favorite food is chocolate. Q Mrs. Johnson was born in Baker, Oregon on May 3. Sh£'s English and Norweigan, and likes to eat anything good. Her favorite colors are red and black. Her hobbies are camping and decorating. 6 u Mrs. Croad is German. She comes from Twin Falls, ID. and she was born on April 17. She likes to train dogs, sew, read, and eat chocolate. Her favorite color is blue. Mrs. Harris was born in Modesto, CA. on Mar. 29. She's of English descent and she likes the color maroon. Her favorite foods are bananas and pine- apples . Photo not AtalIaM? Mrs. Kanehan was born in Richmond, WA. on March 30. She is of English descent and she likes the color blue. She likes to sew, cook, and read. She enjoys eating fried clams. Mrs. Everson likes the color red. She enjoys crocheting, rock collecting, hiking, photography, and observing nature. She is all American and was born in Sidney, Mont. She likes to eat seafood. Mrs. Poet was born on Sept. 25, in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. She's of Scottish descent and she likes Mexican food. Her favorite color is blue. Miss. Larson was born on June 1 in Seattle, WA. She likes to ride bikes, hike, and travel, and to eat escargot. She likes the color pink and will eat anything cholocate. She's Swedish. 7 Mrs. Jensen was born on Nov. 24 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Her hobbies are reading, knitting, and decopage. She likes piaaz and salad with roquefort dressing. Her favorite color is purple. She's German and American. Mrs. Rockhi11 was born on Oct. 15 in Steubenville, Ohio. She's German and Scotch Irish. She enjoys needlework of all kinds, sewing, and reading. She has a lot of favorite foods, but likes pizza and ice cream the best. Her favorite colors are green and pink. Mr. Engstrom was born on Nov. 27 in Arlington, WA. He's mostly Swede but 25% Tarheal . He likes the colors green and gold, and he enjoys cutting wood and coaching. He likes to eat Rotten Ralph's Fish-n-Chips. Mrs. Lee's favorite hobbies are tat- ting, reading, knitting, and crocheting. Her two favorite colors are red and blue. She likes pizza and taco salad. She's of German descent, and was born on Feb. 6, in Cedar -Rapids, Iowa. 8 g g g g g g Mrs. Buse likes horses, creweling, reading, boating, and swimming. She's Irish and likes to eat cookies and all other munchies. Her favorite color is burgundy or blue. She was born in Ketchikan, Alaska in January. Mr. Jensen was born Oct. 19, in Seattle WA. He enjoys building garages and skiing. His favorite meal is T-bone steak, baked potatoes, green salad, and cake. He also likes pizza. His favorite color is blue and he is French, Swedish, and Norwei gan Mr. Engell is English. He was born in Uniontown, Penn, on Dec. 1. He enjoys working on old cars, wood wqrking,and photo. He likes beef and potatoes, and liver and onions. His favorite colors are browns and blues. Mr. Kanehan was born on March 9, 1954, in Los Angeles, California� He was de- livered by a stork to the white Memor- ial Hospital� He enjoys writing, tennis, fishing, and photography� His favorite color is brown. He's all Russian and he enjoys eating Russian foods such as sheslick'V'sidnea pasta , and piroshki � Pholo not Pastor Hovik was born on June 6 in Everett, WA. He's Norweigan and proud of it. His hobbies are jogging, read- ing, and catching moles. He'll eat anything Italian and he likes blue. Mrs. Leonard was born in Morganton, N. Carolina on Dec. 15. She likes to be at home, sew, biking, and going to church. She's Scottish, and she likes fresh Alaskan king crab and shrimp. Her favorite colors are green and blue. 9 10 Graber, Barry Lee, Scott Long, Lisa 11 i A Madden, Debbie Walser, Brenda Sytsma, Andy Thompson, Kevin Wirth, Karen Mason, Steve Jon Andrews: Basketball 9,11,12. Baseball 9,10. Soccer 9,10,11. Photographer. Lisa Berg: Cheerleader 9,10. Drama 12. Choir 9,10,11. Basketball 9. Class Officer 12. DeeAnn Cooper: Choir 9,10,11. Drama 9.11.12. Choral Ensemble 11,12. Basketball 9,11. Soccer 9,10,11. Track 9,10,11. Class Officer 11, 12. Bonnie Dudder: Soccer 9,10,11,12. Basketball 10,11,12. Softball 9, 10. Track 11. Cross-Country 10. Drama 10,11,12. Cheerleader 11, alt. 12. Girls State. Student Council Rep. 9. Class Officer 9.10.11.12. Yearbook 9,12. Tracy Gildroy: Soccer 9,10,11,12. basketball 9,10,11,12. Track 9, 10.11.12. Softball, volleyball, Drama 9,10,11,12. Choir 9,10. Choral Ensemble 11. Cheerleader 11.12. Class Officer 10,12. Student Council Treasurer 9,12. Barry Graber: Soccer 9,11. Drama 9, 10.11.12. Skiing 9,10. Student Council 9,10,President 11,12. Honor Society. Becki Hodges: Soccer 9,10,12. Drama 12. Cross-Country 9. Basketball 9. Choir 9. Choral Ensemble 12. Student Counci 1 Rep. 9- Georgine Lanier: Basketball 10. ______Choir 10. Girls Ensemble 12._____ Scott Lee: Football 9. Soccer 11,12. Wrestling 9. Track 10. Student Council Rep. 11. Basketball 10, 11,12. Drama 12. Choir 10,11. Choral Ensemble 12. Boys State. Lisa Long: Basketball 10,11,12. Softball 10. Cheerleader 10. Choir 9� Choral Ensemble 12. Drama 10,11,12. Student Council Rep. 12. Debbie Madden: Soccer 9,10,11,12. Choir 9,10. Choral Ensemble 11, 12. Softball 9,10. Drama 11,12. Basketbal1 9. Steve Mason: Choir 10. Choral Ensemble 11,12. Class Officer 9.10.11. Student Council Vice- President 12. Dave Schuurman: Soccer 9,10,11,12. Basketball 9,10,11,12. Track 9.10.12. Drama 9,10,12. Honor Soc i ety. Andy Sytsma: Basketball 11,12. Choi r 12. Cooking 11. Kevin Thompson: Yearbook 11,12. Basketball 11,12. Choir 12. Photographer. Brenda Walser: Cheerleader 9,10,11. Drama 9,10,11,12. Choir 9,10. Choral Ensemble 12. Yearbook 12. Karen Wirth: Soccer 9,10. Softball 9. Basketball 9. Drama 9. Choir 9. Girls Ensemble 12. Honor Soc i ety. 13 MKT kindergarten thru fifth Jeremy Brooks Justin Brooks Jennie Butterfield Jennifer Curtis Jennifer Engstrom Sarah Hovik Bradly Jacobsmeyer Travis Koster Rebecca Lanting Samuel Leyde Jill Martim Zachery McKinney Alex Moore Ryan Nobach Jacob Oerile Ryan Parker Dennis Schakel Jessica Scheulele Kendra Scorgie Dean Thuline 18 KINDERGARTEN CLASS Job 8:7 Though thy beginning was small, yet thy latter END SHOULD GREATLY INCREASE. The kindergarten class got off to a good start this year. They had a real good teacher to teach them the basic things that they needed to learn while they are still young. The children were able to go to Arlington Kennles in the Arlington Heights area to see what Mrs. Croad keeps dogs. They were also able to go to her home. Some of the dogs at the kennels are probably as big or bigger than them. Going to the zoo was another big event for them. The children are always exci- ted to go to the library. They were able to go there this year. Singing like the birds sing. 19 Jody Barger Chris Barnett Josiah Bartlett Hollie Bray Terry Campbell Michelle Cole Katie Ferris Caleb Gott Brandon Klein Shane Lamie Heather Lanting Tagan Lehman Scott Oertle Jacob Omlid Seth Park Kevin Roberts 20 : FIRST GRADE: During the course of the year, the First Graders did some exciting things. The first quarter,they were invited to Mrs. Harris' home for dinner.Going to their teacher home must have been a special night for them. The second and third quar- ter was filled with fun also. The children had a field trip to the Woodland Park Zoo. They had fun looking at all those Big and little animals. After all that walking they did, they were ready to go home and take a nap. They also went to the Country Charm Dairy. They learned how the cows are milked and also how the milk gets from the dairy to the local store. The last quarter of the year they were able to go to the Arlington Public Library. They got to go there and check out books once a week. That's where the children had a bigger opportunity to read better, (besides from school). That is what they did in the school year of 1982-83. BOY! What a surprising look. 21 John Andringa Dane Brooks Kevin Bussard Allison Butterfield Corey Gott Jennifer Hansen Katrina Haugen John Hoad Daniel Koester Michael Lee Chelsey Leyde Lee Martin Jon Millenaar Scott Oertle Rachel Parker Heidi Rawlins Stephanie Richardson Bryan Sass Kenny Schuurman Mike Thuline 22 saaa®e Visiting the Convelesent Center ro Welcome Zxd Grade (X Mrs Brian VanBeek Cole Younger Mrs. Kanehen Jennifer Beak Kendra Berg Traci Boersema Karen Boyer Kathy Boyer Thomas Cole Jimmy Ferris Jason Graczyk Patricia Harmon Shawna Jury Andrew Klein Jacob Koester Jennifer Koster Kimberly Mani Kristina Moore Andrea Sass Renee Schakel Melinda Scheufele Nathan Selin Ida Sytsma 24 THIRD GRADE Shout for joy to the Lord, all the earth. berve the Lord with gladness; come before him with joyful songs. Know that the Lord is God. It is he who made us, and we are his; v;e are his people, the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanks- giving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. For the Lord is good and his love endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations. PSALi� ' 100 25 Chris Anderson Pam Barnett Tracy Campbell Gretchen Engell James Fraser Michelle Foster Lance Kuempel Jeff Lamie Cullen Lehman Mariah MacLean Suzanne McClure John McKinney Sean Park Charlie Redford Bronwen Scattum Julie Scheffer Craig Shullenber, Jennifer Sill Jeremie Smith Wendy Sytsma 26 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Shannon Barger Steven Beak Jacquelin Berg Kerri Cull Shannon Curtis Millie Danner Carrie Gott Billy Jury Adam Lingenfelter Jeffrey Manning Katherine Millenaar David Smythe Cynthia Sytsma Gwen Tracy Katrina Wallace Dennis Watson 28 Michelle Fraser Rodney Nobach Trevor Sill Chris Smith Jared Smith Trace Turpin Miss Larson The class that has Miss Larson for a teacher has done lots of things this past year. At the start of the year they had a mini-reatreat at the school. They stayed over night and had lots of fun. They were able to cook their own meals and get to know each other a little better. A visit to the Synagogue was an exciting time.A Synagogue is a Jewish Church. On that Feild trip they also visited the Burke Museum. Seeing all kinds of diffrent animals that have been perserved for hundreds of years. Visiting their adopted grandparents at the Convelesent Center, was exciting for both young and old alike. Each time the children went to the Center their grandparent had a fun time talking to them. They were able to see them once a month. During the Christmas Season they were able to go and see a performance titled A Christmas Carol . That took place down in Seattle. The children were also in a performance them- selves. They did the same one that they had a opportunity to see. They did very well in doing it. They went on a three day trip to the capital,01ympia, on down to Vancouver and then to Fort Clatsop. fit' FINE ARTS MINI CLASSES Seth Anderberg Rich Boersema Rebecca Bray Kevin Brenitnan Doug Burton Lisa Byle Jared Cooper Michelle Hansen David Hodges Crystal Hodges Josie Keith Kelly Mani Heinie Matthiesen Darren McClure Alan Nelson Paul Phillips Theresa Rusher John Scheffer Todd Shullenberg Kathy Schuurman 34 35 Angie Andrews David Andringa Angela Breniman Carol Bundy Jason Byle Dan Cooper Michele Ferris Leah Grazyk Scott Hahn Sonya Hahn Beth Harris Dana Holland Russell Longdon Patti Rhoads Brent Scattum Ron Schakel Jim Sinnema Dale Smythe Charlene Stanley Clarence VanBeek 36 Tim Anderson Amy Becker Kenny Boyer Angela Brooks Darcy Caldwell Chuck Dachenhausen Sandy Danner Jim Engell David Epperson Heather Haugen Donna James Scott Kuempel Kelli Oertle Andy Phillips Tim Platt Carla Salsbury Chris Selin Ken Sinnema Kyle Thompson Marian VanKlaveren 38 IS L—L, BP BP (5) © © v Not Shown 4 f i Shauna Vernal Brent Walser Bob Witheridge Mrs. Rockhill A.C.S. hi Ev. Christian 52 Grace Bant 1st 26 35 Watson Groen 19 3 Monroe 20 22 Mt. Vernon ko 4.P Grace Bant 1st 23 2 Watson Groen 29 31 Ev. Christian 32 40 JR.HIGH CHEERLEADERS Donna James Leah Graczyk Angie Breniman MAN IN DEMAND 9V o 3r -5 03 C J JO 00 +- cr - s- tO CD O E JO CD S- O -O •r- CD C 4- 3 S- •r- 03 -� - CD CO •r- -O CD o CD ro C 4- CD O to S- CD 03 CD JZ TO -C (- i- ■p (13 O o o PU CD c s- CD 03 £ Qj W-i -r CD � O C I O r . to 03 03 CD to “O 03 c s- 3 •«- ■r- CD CD S- TO JZ 03 O O E to CD 03 CD CD 03 -+- 03 CD CO r— -r- CL 03 JZ cdj: o c 03 O to 4- O _Q u 3 _C f— 4- o TO -O O o o o 4- Mr. Jensen All his students are involved in assiduous, extensive academic pursuit. The speech students have been feeling some trama recently. They are being video-taped while giving their speeches. What fun! 3 9Vd Nfl J . ipaqsxiqnd s,qx aaojaq a TT snoot jaqqaq ,9110x7 apea3 qqq3xa aqq qeq« sf sxqj, e K e I ° 0 . o ✓ « 0% V b 9 V 9 1 a 9 , 9 % 9 9 CAUGHT IN COURT? The eighth grade class was found in the Cascade District Courthouse on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. Some of them sat in the jury box while the rest sat in the fromt two rows. They learned the penalties as they watched cases on drinking while driving, driving without a license, and simple assault. After the cases. Judge Wisman an- swered questions and gave a tour of the court. A few students were locked in the holding cell, and Heather Haugen was arrested by the Baliff! Heather Haugen and Shauna Vernal CO h ot- —1 zr of — • zr 3“ -j. zr -s 0) CD o to -s 3 zr to ot- CD 0) i 3 £ O) CL CL CL CD CL 3 -5 0 CL CD ro -s —1 ot- ot- o o (X oo o to O 3 CD 3 ot- cd 3 O ot- 3 CL zr —i. o o 3 -s 3 CD — • o CD to CO —• ot- o £L CL O 3 c -Jl 3 -h CL 3 CL to o CL —� • • £ 13 ot- - • o o • 3 • 3 —h 00 CL CL • to 3 —1 Q_ ZT “O CO —i. 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Brad .•. ! r Tami .void S0PN0M0RES Albert Andringa Marrianne Andringa Eric Christensen Mary Danner Loriena Davenport Dan Groendyk Diar 6 , Holland Yvonne Knolls Karen Madden Dave Mani Carin Purcell Pat Purcell Andy Randall Steph Salsbury 58 dUNIORS ACADEMICS 60 CLASS Lisa Manning Susan Lanting Mrs. Engell Rhonda Noback Debbie Copper Linda Boersema Welcome to A.C.S. (Arlington Criminal Station) A f e v of the A. C .S . in:na bes. 'VHC just died because of rr.y cooking? 62 Don’t you just love getting jJO your picture taken? I sure hope it turns. . . KEY wV. that, .' hat are they. And just what is wrong Sparkomatic dude? ! .' ! tfuch you talki'n bout? I might like her, but that itch could mean dandruff you know. I knew we’d get busted 63 Remember the good old days in Kanehens Greek class when Dee counted all the vocabulary words and found out there were a lot of them! Also the time when she tried to sound like a rabbit? Remember those tests that totally boggled your minds, (Brenda and Lisa); and that the rest of the class passed with flying colors? Who could forget Stevie Mason who almost made Teacher of the Class because he was so good and Becki who was so logical? She used her brain when we all were supposed to� We can't forget the Study Hall trio; Jon always added something interesting, like a unique laugh; Scott who always added an occasional snore or was totally boggled by what we were discussing, and Dan who's so studious you don't hear him at all. He's the teacher's dream of all Study Hall students. Mes amis,aimons-nous les une les autres, car 1'amour vient de Dieu. Quiconque aime est enfant de Dieu et connait Dieu. Celui qui n'aime pas ne connait pas Dieu,car Dieu est amour Voici comment Dieu a manifeste son amour pour nousril a envoye son Fils unique dans le monde afin que nous ayons la vie par lui. I Jean 4:7-9 ©IEEIEIK CLAJfjf Remember that terrific foreign language class? When all we learned to say was Ou est la W.C. and Donne moi le livre? Who could forget the homework?! Remember Jean otherwise known as Marty McCaulley? He sang those French songs so good. Remember how Steve Mason, the future French professor, blew us away with those profound answers spoken so fluently? There was also that appetizing French meal, along with that eye catching movie. Last but not least, who could forget the Study Hall dropout who tried so hard to speak French. They even brought Bill the cat to visit the awesome French class. Awe those sweet memories!? 64 Dramatic i- ike Lisa FAME most Athletics Scott Kathy (Dive for chat ball) most Studious: Steve Becky (Give us more homework)flJO I M I i ‘••ost I.-ischievious s John £ ■ Clare (Jhere's the air filter in this piece of garbage?) worlds Fastest Typis-; WHO’S WHO i u .•.-lost Attentive in Class 68 ochuurman Tank deling up Hey!, weren’t you in rr-y last nightmare? ! ! ! Our legs fit your lee's. rs. Lee is plunking again Alms for the poor 70 GUY’S SOCCER us Sno.Co, Chr. 6 Lopez 3 Watson 1 Sno„ Co.Chr. 6 Secret Harbor 8 Lopez 0 Watson 0 Bellevue Chr. 2 Secret Habor 6 Univ. Prep. 5 72 GIRL’S SOCCER Seattle Luth. Overlake Bush Forest Ridge Overlake Seattle Luth. Bush Forest Ridge King's Way SALES RENTALS ACS 4 0 4 1 3 0 2 5 6 1 3 1 3 2 2 3 1 6 PARIS REPAIRS Morthlakc SCHWINN Cycle Fores! Park Shopping Center 17171 N.E Bothell Way Seattle, Wash 98155 365-5919 B M Shopping Center 1264 State A venue Marysville, Wash. 98270 653-5919 73 Ed McArthur • Ed McArthur Jr., owners Boys Basketball 74 BOYS A.C.S. 36 Bush 43 37 Lopez 51 42 Skykomish 45 42 Darrington 62 22 Skykomish 35 43 Granite Falls 37 40 Viewcrest 10 40 St. Michaels 45 43 Darrington 51 49 Bush 56 27 Granite Falls 46 Girls Basketball fi04- ye v 76 Back Row: Darlene Vantol, Kelly Brooks, Clare Vantol, Kathy Mani, Linda Andringa, Alice Kwant, Carla VanBeek, Coach Engstrom. 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