East High School - Eastonia Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1982 volume:

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'W M,Qw f in 4. is ,AP a A . ,Y gi 'af 1 SAE OFFICERS Dear Students, ' A ' These past four years have been filled with friends, events, and memories I will long remember. I appreciate the precious support you have given me. Your hard work to make East a greater school is her single greatest asset. I would like to thank you personally for making East a school of whichl am very pro- ud. Now, as the year draws to a close, I reflect upon my un- forgettable high school experiences which will guide me through life. I ' ' I I encourage each of you to look at all things, whether it be educational or vocational pursuits, with a broad yet distant perspective. I wishto you my very best in everything you try to accomplish. I ' ' Sincerly, Ben Wilson IEFF RICHARDS y SAE Vice President positive, attehtive, perceptive and organized a successful ' carnival .- I. It ANNE MAXWELL ,Q SAE Secretary thoughtful, understandable, helpful and full of fun. if s I A K P. ,I W .. V, 1 ' 'A 4' 7 1 W KATHY IARDINE I SAE Historian listening, writing and recording, quietly filling the pages of East's history with a senseiof pride. Q-1 ., Q' 3 . ,4 it li L- A 5 A ka- fr ,M,,W B . ' 1 v' , ., M Si l f A Jr my yy., if - ...Q-yi, , W gmt 1 t ' 4 W. Mm, 1' Q at I 2. it ,ir ,M title' 4 , A A' 'M A Mu, B as W lf if Zi- ,am iii. , , ga. Mal ,-1 , f v A A at ar ., :V fn' Q . . t W lu' LL. W ' A +-W1 M , .ww ' - P e A 'Y M wmrhem, A K me iw qw: in I W 3, new 'ict' it t N ,. Q2 F V A I ww. . . at uw,- ff 4 713: f el' .Q 'f at ' 1 22 . I , N v Y l we fm, I g:, ,Y ? ,m - m , an L -1 '4 A.. BEN WILSON SAE President a man of action . . . a man of character . . . Yes' truly an idealist K A' K c E MARK HOLSTEIN SAE Business Manager V fun, efficient, intelligent, and provided quite the I-lqmecoming. I ' . L A., g ,,.,.,,e, .4 .,, ,, 'J 1 SENIORS Laura Aaron Tracy Abildskov Beth Albrycht Dave Albrycht Kurt Alexand Dara Allen I ' Matias Alvarez Mark Alvord Andre Andersen Maria Anque Mary Arneson Debi Athay loni Babalis Bryan Bagley Gary Bak Andre Baksh B Dez Barker A lohn Bates Heidi Bauer Richard Baxt Hermione Bayas Brenda Bluck SENIQRS David Bench Heidi Berntson Paige Bigelow Mike Bland Dana Boam Betsy Boren lohn Boswell Kenneth Botham . wAmW,ryyl,lili,ii ' Keb Brady Andy Brewer .Que -:',,',,f,.':.e Dan Bramall Peter Breeze Maria Brennan Mary Brennan i N 5 ' sq I 4 , lulia.,Bridge Eric Brinkerhoff Bill Brundle Patti Brundle 17 SENIGRS Q , u' - , u 'V , ,N L 3. 'J i li. ' , Karen Bryggman W lill Buchanan Michele Butler lane Callister Angie Carlson 1, , ' ,,,. ,,,,iiI3l Alice Chamberlin Shauna Chambers b Ioe Cheever lennifer Choules Dave Christenser A 1 A so ssss s C l ' sxx -- ., -,,,,, fer,-65 Paul Christiansen Amy Churchill Kevin Clark ' Murray Clark Susan Clarl N ,mi K 1 A i , 1 2 u 5, - H - , W, 1 1 , i. . V Kitty Clayton Kori Clemmer Paul Clyde Rebeka Coates Dean Coffey sENioRs W l ,l V 1 ww- ,, ,E4illl' , Brian Cole Deanne Coles Susan Coller lane Collipriest Cathy Condas Kelly Condon U lohn Cook C Victoria Cooley Carol Coombs Keith Cooper lon Craig L Frank Creer Teri Crowther Rena Curran Cheryl Curtis Russell l Baines Carey Dalton ' Tori Daniels Suzanne Davies MOI1iqU9 D9Spair1 . , ,19 SENIQRS N . Luanne Dick Tom Dickinson Mark Didier Alicon Dodd Susan Doebbelin Dan Donner Will Dougherty Kelly Driscoll Doug Dyreng Iodi Eile 4 lulianna Erickson Carol Evans Katherine Evans Scott Evans Dirk Face ,ill . i ,,,' H Deanna Fairbanks Cambis Farahmandi Marisa Ferrari Steve Fisher Roni Fitt SENIQRS Matt Fletcher Trica Catherine Foss Yolanda Francisco Patricia Frederick it.iiiA-ifi':'L'l,-'Ee ff. 1ii51',:,G,: Fizffflif' tr' ,.::,g:a:x,,,'.::5'g:q .mr , .r 1' 'f - Kim Freitas Melvyn Frost Steve Gasser Cary C-atherum Debra Geter Linda Gettig . Brigham Gibbs Becky Goates Robert Goeltz Derek Goldstein riii l yi ill , ,yiiliit ,,,, , 1 t iiiiii 1 ' George Gorton Amanda Griffin Mary Griffin Laurie Grose Steve Grosser -. 21 SENIGRS W. 41 Gudrun Bonke lulie Gustin ' Kobi Gwinn 1 Kristine Gygi Lisa Haecke iii' M M iiii Y ' lf ,, Shannon Hanks Lisa Hanna Terry Hansen David Hards Melanie Hardy Michelle Hardy Melani Harker Andrea Harrop s-l 'Z Ingrid Havlik loan Heilpern Roy Helms Dennis Herendeen 22 .e 4:3 Mark Hard Amy Hatm .ll ll Aly ssa l ln k r na 1 'M Wil M. 1 SENIGRS it 1 Wai i, ' lx' , ,Hifi iw , .MXMMA I -fer mi .ll ':lWi1Qif-iillif , -i 1, as Robert Hill Becky Hoole figii sit W X 'll Q i t Q' iii li 1' ml wel' - 1, nr , est. 1 2-wie 'ft-Q si ,Siu tru 2535-fe i ' ea , i 'P : A 1 if uit! V, if it 1. ,p 1 v fre 3 fit? -vi Aaron Hunt '41 lit r Y. l Tony Hillyard Teri Hinojosa Stephen Holding Mark Hollstein Q ludy Howard Long Hua Hal Hudlow lackie Hughes Sc ott Hurd Polly Ivers Susan Ivory Katherine lardine lulie lenkins y will 'r w -t fb .i d il Mark Iensen Conrad lenson lan lepsen Amy lohnson 23 SENIGRS Becky johnson Cash johnston Pamela jones Marianne jones 'S Rick jone Russell jones Ann jorgensen Tamara Kelly April Kennard Mike Ker Martin Keutel Stacy Kightlinger ' Diana Kilbourn Spencer Kimball Stan Kimba mx M y WWI ' ll' i Wi i '4 li 1 Stephanie Knaras jalali Koorosh Ronald Kresser Laurel Kuehl jeff Kumi SENIGRS H, ff -'U Tao Kwangett Mike Layton Sandy Lee Annette Liedtke Elyse Lindbergh QQ. ix 1 , Lisa Lindsay Kathy Lindsey lose Lizano Buyron Longhurst lulie Lunt Carter Lytle Markus Luty . 1 Phane Mach lulie Madsen Susan Manuel Scott Mayeda Shawn Maxfield A Anne Maxwell Lean McCoy Susie Mc Donald 25 .3 ' iillliil-.. SENIORS ,iw ,, 1 , 4 ii in 12- y f 3' ' ' li ' X ii ,i it ,.:,..a:v l -if i- M i iiiii l l l M . K g it M l l Laura McFarlane Keith McKnight ' Todd McMaster Danny Michel Hardy Michelle Liz Middleton , ,,iqii::w:1': 4. , ii W ' Erin McShane I' 'll ':i,il3lWililyyr. at i ea, l, james Merten Wi-ii lames Miller Michele Momrne ' M Q itil -1- iz aw ' e , Ianene Monson Cynthia Moray Charle Morby lodi Naylor 26 it ' 4 uiilw , ,.,. H t eg I Mark Murphy lames Nebeker Paul Newey Efif Nielson Peri Paul C D+-siren h SENIORS 'qw ' 21 5 , -8 -1 fl lil I v lla Stan Oki Frankie Osburn Craig Overmeyer Karen Palmer 'Ji Mark Pepper lwkigll ,ilxq wx if mi Liz Perry lennifer Peters David Peterson Uaig Petrey Ann Reese Chris Pappas PTF' Na N . Mark Peterson Russ Platt Liz Poelman Melissa Pratt Steve Pruess ' t'fI,?QQQIiJf P 5-xiii W P f P- ,twirl fwiizi R fff-if -giglfillligglfllllll it ill algfl ', i ' i . il 2 M1253 ,,i.,:i. 1 5 ,X . ,. V pAeA ,C . is in R l letl Ric hards Nanette Riddle Melinda Ririe t hris Rnhinsun 27 L SENIGRS Trell Rohovit Troy Rohovit Markus Rood Katy Roth Cary Ruesa Kari Sandberg A Holly Schick Pete Schmid Scott Schofield Robert Sciammarel . ' 1 ' 7 fl . David Seegmiller Richard Seegmiller Glen Seninger . , Robert Shade Michael Shor Steve Siegel David Simmons' Dale Slighting David Sloan Susie Smal .4 sENioRs lan Smith Maggie Smith Richard Smith Mike Snyder Chad Sorensen Allison Spencer lethro Spencer Scott Spiut Careen Stenquist Melou Stewart lulie Syndergaard Tom Tany ily. La My .iii mmvii at R. 'r Christi Anna Terry lames Scott Terry Nathan Tolman Iohn Topdijian Paula Sontag Mike Stanley Gairia Taufer Deanne Torres 29 V af ?iff- sk SENIGRS ' fp l lm ll l l l llll l llllll . M X Sarah X all lxaloalu Yaka Roh Vanc 9 Val Van lwue-rswaarcl Mnke- Van Rose ' 1-4 le' l l ll f'.,rl'l,' xml, Fu is-1 Holly Vestal W llelvnyrontikls A Q A -XnrlrewWaclv I llsaWagrvlcl1 Nina Walk Steve- Wdlltil Chris Walton W Rob Walton Ewen Wang Babs Wangsgaal all' 4 W 'im W f 1 Su1yWargl ' A De-lml1i9Watson Clwryl'VVw'ght le1onarclWvllx lfll.lI1VVl1IS6'l1dl SENIGRS iff H t if limi W Shannon White Veronica White Carol Whitney Audrey Whyte u Lisa Widlund , il 1 ,:... , . Shirley Wiggerman Lori Wilde Heidi Wilhelmi leff Wilkey Ben Wilgon Suzanne Winglgw ' - lenny Wolfe Eric Wolfer Deborah Wood A Natalie Workman ,,i'l,, liil 1 'Qiizisz iss' ii-il iii. AI' 11. A sis'i1i'zs:-my ll !! x l iiii li f ll WS. ' iiliilsisllzisili li My .Q ll lenny Wright Gina Yeiser U Roy Yuill i Michelle Zabriskie lason Zimmerman V 3 1 it i, il,llllll SENIGR CLASS GFFICERS A :- gfift 4 'Ag SP tu W V, lf QAM-Pl' ,R U4..Q' X 'nf Q lf- fi.. , ION CRAIG Vice President This is a man of mystery . . . He's got it all organized - he's the business man of the senior class. He can be easy going and serious at the same time. But, when things have got to be done, he gets to it. Ak,.i , 4 iff . IANE CALLISTER Secretary Beneath this shy, serious exterior is hidden a heart of humor. People are always amazed at how this quiet girl can make so many laugh. Says one close associate, She's got a silent way of be- ing a friend, but then she comes up with surprisingly catchy comments. DAVE CHRISTENSEP President A The first thing one might notic about Davy is how friendly and ope he is - and not just to those h knows. He's also a great sportsmai excelling in basketball and gol However important, his presenc demands respect, for it is throug this big personality that the class c '82 will long be remembered! IUNIGR CLASS GFFICERS iii 4 S IE' A , A - .,,b I Y , 1, , We i f J K x at 3 A ALEX IARMAN President Alex larman is an impressive guy. He a perfectionist - very tidy, intelligent, id classy. He is competent on the ano, on a basketball court, on skis, 1d with people. Alex is easy to talk to, quality that made this year successful id, he hopes, unforgettable. HANNAH HORSLEY Secretary Hannah Horsley was a very versatile secretary. She was quiet and serious when the need arose, yet most people know her for her individualized umor: Hannahisms . A very ambitious per- son, she is the only girl for years to at- tempt both Pep Club and Debate, as well as her duties as an officer. She handled all of them with a special kind of class. MIKE BENSON Vice President Mike Benson has enthusiasm. He puts much of his energy into sports, especial- ly jogging, basketball, and squas , but leaving time for piano. He's always sup- portive of everyone, and his hilosophy, 'Give peace a chance, Eept a unified attitude to our junior class. IUNIGRS Micheal Adams kihh K K. . ' r Q' N' j -. 1 LLL , M V A V .g , A i'.L Y - A Q. e , - isww, iw ' ' -1 - ' -S' as - X . yy, . t ll M' ,X .L S53 , 5 it . x.. . 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O V .X . . 1 Ross Laura Moses Mueller Gayle Nabrosky Heli Nielson 1 ' 1534 N18 Cryan Navarrette Nelson ,S .K .4 ii 1 M571 Linda NYE' Oaks Susan Paul Muler if -e-. ,. 1 YM' it t X . if Majorie Nelson ,Q Q af- t 1 , A-'J NO ,tml '- 1 john Oesterich Gayanne Lisa Zane Leigh O'Neil O'Neil Optar 055 Muriel Mercier Arne Mehr xfrr ' Q .,, EE. O. x : My X, A Nathan Momberger Nicholas Moench 55 t sr 5 N fern? vm K R . ii fs X as if . f-as X as ,X Mullins Murphy Shannon Gloria Son Nez Nguyen H., ,X OFWN 1, ye wa O A' -2 deff t fl' E X Er Meye N V15 .ss , if .,. Mega Morga I ,.::.1eg,f. ,., ..., la in . X K x Y 4 fi' Mar Myer Q.: I Q ,. I ?es+.Xx,w axfgggwzs-E ifiisisfsg -' fx flsffk as xsnft. Brando Nicho 'ts J arm? it is Y, M t as , I 'Es 1 . a hess Shawn Brad Terr Oliver Olson Omur V My f 'i '.fl tile Rr as i L i, X Thomas Sara Otto Owens Gre Pac Nvtr. NJ? X ,L ' P -R 5 , X , A X R it Q? if ix 4' 1 X? lim Mike David Linette Palmer Pananos Peck Penman fig if as .5 Q 5 ff' . f .. E -:ii f if his Rob Cathy Anne Shauna Perry Peterson Pfeifer Phillips Sc 'fx Q Q lg f nnn: M - ' 'YR M 'ig F' I- X -s ' ,. ff E, L -A L 'Q , f if A ' . I of 'I' PM kkk ii' :i: 'K x X A an Q 1 e ee e t a its L V , N51 Q K 5 1 2 M - 1 K 32 lohn Gordon Steve Paige lenni Danillea Debbie Pihl Poulson Powers Preece Price Prittchet Purcell V, . t A ,1e.' i Q 2 1 .Ns . . NN g . K xnxx t Q 3-Zin. XML, . i .,,Ah an f . K .S X .- R 1 . v W- Laurie Diana Brad Katheryn lulia Ahmad lohn Quinn Ramos Randall Raybould Ravinsky Rector I i fa' m,tkt ax 4 s..x 4 n lohn Lanny Reese Rees i fi- mf ,,. . Alyson Arba Roberson Robinson Ng...-f a Nw N i Q Rosemary Reeve Vx X :z 12. X v A 3 KX .f,gki1.ii.g,,A ,X Que.. y 5 3 Qing. Kay Robinson C We - ar , aww , l l Chris Alec Susan Reiter Reynolds Rhodes N cccc , ,. ssss ' A X E ,,... Q . 7 K ,,, g L...-.. if W .:. .. Ml ,M lj, L :ii iiii V - ii . 4- ga. A , QQ 5 i , . ifSw f' t 2 jennifer Lanee Tara Rock Rogers Rogers , , R-A Lisa Ripley . X l Brock Rosenblatt JUNIGRS V939 X-2 F A35 s E Dave Kerry Russel Ryan J! L ,-.1 'S-.Q7 Af Ryan will .UF - 4QMgg,,g,..gg. ' ., .. Sadeghi -was Marley Salaz Stephen Sheila Sadig Safarian K 1.7 XQN' a K in A 'ffl :aww X ,, QR 5 john Mark Steven Archie Bri' Santistevan Schneider Schumann Scott Seare Sellers Sha? gf Q ww W' i -Q ' SS-af at . 1 S 3 ml . . . Laura Lisa Tom David Jensen Richard ll Shafer Shafer Shane Shelledy Shelley Shiba Ship to I 1'i - . VVW.A 5 A? A ' A ,az fil L V iirrr f i,'f ' -S' r is I rra . L .X ii L uua iii i ' iaaa a s iss s aa i K at 5 f sL ,,ci is iiii risssisss at S .X L Sifirllf XL iiia 4 5 ' Q A if mltsft' get ala- ::::,2.1: lx L' 'S L james julie Bob David Marissa Kell L Shuman Sloan Smart Smart Smit Smith Sm to ttt S , is L M W ' , .:-- L. ' E 'V .. . L a' 'i af f? . X sa -417 fs as sLllt A Q .. Q 'S 'sflfl if' ga '-I-Sr lti ' W tiii 1 'Liii' ' - L iii L H f - N - X I K E ttll , 1 -Karen Herman Mary lane Pricy Martia A Smith Smlthson Snerd Spencer Staples Stenger Steve at ,. t s S, K. av A hr 9' k fag 10-2- ,1 K Ls ..5 .. l .t Doug Mary Mike Sandy Phuong Sa Stewart Styler Summerhays Tahdooah Taylor Tang Ta ,Egg QS 1, 5 4' E1 WP E if-f'M iv' 1 1- We 'U' lt Ng X 4 Q r si N Q f Ax Van Tang Thant Tessman -1 1' - 1 3 George Eric Chris Chip Van Thomas Thompson Timm Tompson Trimnal Q, N K , Q 7 . is Y lzz- S as X N W Q Y a ti X l N lf Manga- ,FY . rl l Q Q X' r Reed Truitt .fan ,fc ' ' f sa.: 'Nil Rl Q Mike Vandam rj., ,fs Scott Trussel ,fa A 3 aux ' :bis 'wx sf. K. Kevin Wald S' T we ' ...' sffegxfmxw W in X X l Pam Wimmer New 'gf ...QM -L ,J Boo Whitaker f-.. ,- IV rv 'K a v l J' X lt . ik, ii Y' ttt Pam Emily Wimmer Winters Shannon Young Steve Young Rector Richard SUZY lngfld Tuvae Unrich Vanbeuge Van de Hyde Pauline Tsai , me x N. All it L A R f r r james Marie Brigett Wallis Walton Wangsgard Wankier Warnas Ralph Chrissie fr ti f : : . -3 A .5 P4 rw- sss 1 S. Y -A 3 35 5 ll uv: ,. is ,,f .. t 1 -.l 'l'l f 'X llll 1 ' M. , Y '7' 1' -QE! R7 -- S i i 123 Y D510 Craig Eric jenny Illllie While Williams Wilson Wilson WllS0l'1 Michael joe WiS6 Wolfgramm k . i A ' Svc 1 Rf, . ax XL U t X 1 . S isssi S S Burton Kim Yuen Yuill r gs S lg? R Q .. . .gy I yn I A . ww. . YLLZY' K f?5 'fi'P' ' SCDPHO GRE CLASS OFFICERS IOHN PINGREE President lohn Pingree is a leader with qualify- ing characteristics. He's outgoing and funny, one of those people who can make a joke out of anything. Never- theless, he can be serious at the right time. He's an avid skier, competes in soccer and basketball, and is an ac- complished pianist. He channeled all of these qualities into an exce tional sophomore week - one the class of '84 will never forget. SUSAN ASSENBERG Vice President 'Awesomebergn is a wild woman who always seems to be excited, energetic, and laughing. An outstanding flutist, Cshe wants to play professionallyl, straight UA student, and well- organized person, she represents well the excellence of her class. Susan's spontaneity and originality add life to t e sophomores, making her position of Vice President a definite asset. ALISYN YOUN Secreta Alisyn, a dependable and hardwor ing secretary, created spirit and w always willing to help when asked. Sh made our Sophomore ski party a su cess by supp ying a cabin and enoug food to keep anyone happy. With a l of ambition, smiles, and energy, sh kept the year rolling and helped unit the sophomore class. 5 b if Yi E 5 3 4 Debbi Adair ,,-qs k an PM 2. A ,.,.,,,sS Shauna Anderson Susan wax Qs-f Maha Barrani ?' 'K rv- 'Qi K X l Jeremiah Beaver .51 .r 4- '- it Clair Bello U Q sw, wp A if -my QI'f ' A---N K an ,S ' New x i 1 Holly Mary Debbie Katie Allen Allen Anderson Anderson ,NRA EE , K 'S i K' ek, t A, ' jj! Az,, N ' 7 ..:, QQ? Q i- 'llr Q -,rl A , l if W A l7lU5,.:E:?fi.E3' lf A i ' N i York Lauri Gina Kathrine Andrew Archuleta Armstrong Armstrong A f , V 3 fi M4 F b X Neil 5' B QQ . ' 5 lu ' A 1 A Q . 3. ' Ben Natalie joe April Ball Bang Bannet Barner in -6' , s xi. X :le ff-Q7 W .,.., A -y , I' ! lg E 1 B X Dori Matt Leesa Kerry Barrett Barton Batie Baum gh s S 1 I B Z wiv' Q 1 sg A A t ra r , i Rachelle Ann Natalie Peter Beck Becker Beers Beetar 7 . ,af 4. A fe fi r i all r fl' Geoff Peter Ron Genni Bennett Bienek Blackhurst Blackner E N t it. re' rw X me 1. ' E 3. 'VA ,M Av X. 75 X 1 3? . O ' xi- . . 8 l Blink t i 333 A lkandi Robyn Anderson Anderson We f e' llll 4 ll' ,R- i,s . Renee Clyde Amd Ashton i s is . . , Z ., X i l J, X X Tony Melinda Barnett Barney K Sv Susan Baxter Kyle Beiless 4 ,. sw v N f N A GX Yuri Boguslabasky Wendy Bayless -L X I , David Bell ,. .ni R Nl , . at Neff if i Allen Bowen SOPHCJMGRES JD C. .135 a fs ff- Suzanne Steve Bowlden B0Yd9n t R . 3 i 4 31 ,gk i cz-1' m if ' .5 55: ' Q ii l 3. Dan Breeze ,, t Tw on , M Ne 1 -as 'i K3 4' 5 sw: C. C sw ---- fl nu' . N f i X S :Sai-Q: i .. ,.,,, s Steve Boydnick Cari Branhan M as we af -f X as td? C ' Tami Brennan Bricker lol Bridge K lui Q S it 'BB I ui x X Us 5 A 'QA - ,. 1 s ' 3 - Q W ...Lf X Q -e, . 1 xl K . ' Q ' .C r A lf. 5 F353 B l 'Q iz.: ' J i n B sk fists 1 Ex - i , xxxqvf ' f ix r wk. ' S ' ' ' Q, -'Swirls ' 0 ECM X 'I ,3l5SX5 xMlf, ,Se . ,A iffsilitizz joe Lori Stephanie Brollier Brown Brown Chip Erin Chris Burnham Burt Burton liKfl Christine Efifi Campbell Campbell Rachel Campbell QW Steve lulie Bob Cash Catmull Qhacon in Q- w. as wa qs a P Sf 3 Kimberly Bryner Karen Brunvand a , mx ax 9 7 lK..ll'i 6 i S Paul Byron lim Busselle ,ps 'rss 35' C E .. Signs , K EB X S Maxim 1 'vi sp. , Q, 'vy lohn Caneliria jennifer Cannole if Vx t C 1 s a . ,J x , A ,,l.. . F, N. wel Cheryl Rhonda Chacon Chambers C , N Sl' 1 al' 'Lai Chris Burbank fb K, ff:-wr xr' , w ,ff 4 rv .l- 5 Daron Cameron s-vs, ,- 'X wg,- , . . 'J X N .K rk.lk . .. .N - S l ax ' iff wr. ' X 'Six X Craig Carlisle Kir Burki L,,,.,: ,im C ss K -. . Q -if Brya Cam 1 if 5: . t- ,. - -a an 1 . K. hir W is' 2 N X 1 4' I K if S gi? Chi Carisa y ':x'i:. C 1. -, .-t,.,., fs sv 13,5 m its 5: ssh' 9 ' xx, , , ,Al fs -2 XXX Sk wk N t:.: ,. gn, Cindy Choules -, ,.,, -if , N P Christens- R Q 5 i -4 Q, x . , E 3. S X 5 E x if . as if sss. .5 Sherri Cherie Patty Kelly Kent lennlfel' Al'50n Claggett Clayton Clayton Clements Condon Connole C00l9Y . .W ilt g f: . K M Ly . A Q H A K Q i Q A i A V ,, L1 5' Ml' l X U' W9ndY Chrissie lohn Ellwood 109 Mike Tara Cope Copeland Crocker Crowell Culbertson Cummings Curry Y 1 5 , or as f i i A l --.h.Q s T if E Matt Teresa Mark Paul Susan Slam Diane Curtis Curtis Curtz Dalgleish Dalgleish Dandrea Dauven P is g K as ' .ff K L . K: K .,. . K, Carol Mark lohn Laurene Melissa Dionne Eric Davis Dazley DeBry Delacruz Delaney DeMille Despain .sl ' Tv ,, 5. .Q- Q' A Ns I s Y iw' .4 sm l K H. D X11 . 5U5?n Diana Nancy Pat Allan Tiffany Mary D9Vf'95 Dodd Donner Driscoll Dull Duran Eager QTY' 2 E egg 5,47 Q . - i..., -gy VW' K K .1 5 t V K .. , if - ' Q' , r2-: K K 4 xv 'wi X lx lrfjs Q - P , , , W X lla Ted Mike Lori Elisa Sterling Marla Ralph Edelen Edwards Eggerston Engeman Erickson Estrada Evans SOPHOMORES if FFF F f . GG W S FSH, G F -f xc f IF 3 :F fi A A. 1 fF ii i 1' fx E F Caroline ' Phil Stephanie Tracey Patricia Roann Farr FIIBCIO Finau Fishe 5 Flores 'sill SQ E 'tFf5'l' F If F Gif S ii x .. Q ,GG F l Dave Melis Kristina Daniel lami Darin Folcomer Fonnesbeck Fox Frankel Fry Fuller ,v .wats F Ml! XZ- F s G' V G Q 'Ft' Darrell Eric jamie Scott Regnal Michael Galvin Grant Garcia Gardner Garff Ceertgen F R wx 6 A FQ rg. -F 93 S F F C l ..+rt-- wi F- we my Va55l9 Bafbflfa Richard Dana Allan Tristyn Georges Gibb Glaser Glass Goates Gordon K ..,, K 1. EY 155,51 iii' F F4 if ,, - F F4 F g S G G G 3 2 S JJ ,K l, F '-7-F' it ff- A A V K , is kts ,G XFJ' X: G gylj - if A F gFw,,,fg F iff Q b it FF F P -C SIQEFSX elim :tk F G M F - Z Y 'Y ww .1:alseFi,GliaFFlflEi err - - -F F oolc A x N' v F Trent Mindy Sandy Zannie Craig lanet Grose Grosser Grutter Gustin Hale Hall ,G G I it at P N G FGGF 4 i '45 lcee K F it GG ' if , F 9' F FFG S F 5 GG A F ,.AG F F - A f GaGF F ' A F GGGGG 'S FF E j' f ':'. F- SX: ' ' Mark Pete Steve Sharisa Marie Paul Hanna Har1Sf-Ben Hansen Hardy Harker Harper if .. . 'ff . Fnigfv '. S Timol Fly Christ Trai Geerts ' ,TG G .4, S m..pr'F' it v ' Se Gre Deway Hambri -fm 5 S ,aa- wg-v lam Har Craig Hatsis C eq Martin Heath leff Hiatt if 152 tv we I Hoppensteadt lulie s ki? , W3 if A 'iff' : V iv' .. . a.- Iiha , NX .:,. Q g i K, - Tracey lohnson lim Charles g Hays Heath Kristen Derek Heaton Herendeen Q A 5 Q Denise Heather Hibbard g g Hirschi 4 ,E x Q ' t xqixgx K ' c NY Paige Hobb xi -.1 ...W- X 5 if 4119 Robb Rgb H0gg Holbrook E' M QS ,Q C fee, Nancy Hoole kwmr 0 C 2- ff- . Pat Hilary Mel Peggy Louios Lyndon Howe Hoxsie Hurd lson lzatt lackman A be i -. we J ' gg gf g 'ii gt Y H .4 .., it , T . xt ,, 1 K , ' Mike Tricia Chris Shauna Tony lensen lensen lenson lohnson lohnson .e , .. -. .t., I . K My Katie Sam Susie Debbie Mina loklik jones lones Kajiyama Kang SGPHOMGRES a?ns...ms Lopini Katoa K, ...ag M -was swag! Haag sity RMQEE wwgi -'L in Q' 5 t-?,Q:. H: is Kimberly Kempton tt 1 is :,,q A ,if gf S1 ,sy L, . Wf ..wLmytL, W ihQVM -1.5 if Q K L Nmf w 'ti 'Q'5'Q QiM,a ' gQ?Ex ggi 5 we Sara Kimball at xfm! s Lesa Lake Kathryn Larsen Chad Kendall xg. a ' m f g! Q C my fl if Larry Kinnersly ' 'L' 5 3 Yrs L ,fxgl ,. W 5 1 G lk? 'ais'V 'UQ .Q sw Taipaleti Latu .Yi fs Michelle Kathrine Kennard Kennedy K l S if Wig 3 K A' x nxx as E H if Susan Casey Clark Amanda Laurelle Laverson -- . . wa, ,i Erin Mike Georgette Shawn lohn Lee Leitch Leventis Lima li .H-.F -me M wwtigs, :LE Qgg 'as t L 'va' + is iieh of ff ' if ' 4 1 Q' t - ggi-sy ,IA it fg SQ K Elisa Loewen N7 Kathryn Luker lmiM.- fy im I -ijNggE E g t.t.,. of 5 . 7 Y. LqSf5N fggxwx lx Ex Lindsey QRWEQQ '.sfm? 1 'fm' tstts - X g any-Q lames Linh james lill Logie Loi Long .1-Q ' you 5' s R L v J fp, so ,, K -,ir Q., 1 5 , X X M Brooke U lo Kenyon Kimb X S .E x,a QMS' Helma E Kupitz Kurr A 1.553 C Laura Lazarus Leadbea v af it ,L h ii is l 'x X X a V Todd L Lindsey Linni ,s r S 1- 'S is N 5 . 'gl ,,,,,w-vb' Wg? ig q h Q Sl' X si l Denielle Longhurst Losee Lowt K D '-:5' ,F 1 tif ',?Xt L5w:Q xg XQL Q hx.+ ' I' : Xsgvggj R s'i has C 'if s,fw5 i, X y L ttty K L ittiti Don Todd Christopher Peter Lily Luker Luty Lyman McCullough McGee McGr mann 6, an ,K v' x ' A X ma 1 4 Ricil Nicki McKay McKee f Q wa . X Sean Palmer Julianna Tina Scott McShane MacFarlane MacMahan Madrid Major S? 7 . ' :', 'N , at ii A is E 5 W Q cn K i, V, , ,, b N , c 9, X if at it l Patrick Shelly Chris Liesl julie Sara Wendy Malone Mann Martin Martin Marsden Maslin Maurer N, Ni F Gordon Suzanne Bryan Kelly Ann I lodi lennifer May Meadows Mehr Messner Meuzelaar Mickelson Miller 3 '1 1 W 5 :.2 New in I ' , K , N tt ' i s f M X f ff M 1 it N i A .. X. i, Angela Liz David Mike Wendy Reid Mark Millet Millett Milne Moench Mommer Monson Montoya -dar 'Iv 2 twigs i fl ' i rr' Six s N Vg 4 I V L Ken David jessica Marie Alan Andrea Casey MOVYQVWSGVW Movitz Murillo Murtha Nagata Namanny Nazelrigg Q is ' J- is . ' K ., it ,L KW aa f i ff' , M Q KTPNL ' WV? i,i, - .f X N ag . X ,y,: X 9 . ' l-OVID Christine Darrin Kris Caralee Richard Nebeker Nelson Newell Newland Nordstrom Novack Nowak tv 4' SOPHOMORES ,i ,, Y ,P - -. iiAV 'VA? . 'Zi W 'P W Q . l zl' , T it .ta Dawn Felicia lohn Daphne Todd O'Brien Olivera Olsen Olson Olson KF? T leeeeol f is i 5 M T K i X xl' Carolyn Amanda Noni Heather jennifer Pahl Pahnke Park Payne Peebles Dennis Ed Michelle Perry Peterson Peterson Peterson ,,, a Scott lennifer ' ttt an-. iih K KT X X Ji A W W' ur' .L -. 5 gh if 46 - lx: i T Scott Christi: Opfar Ot' ag' ij. V Q1 K .9 if :W-' K S Mark Ar Peery Penma T ccic ii sc , fr D llijrft ' , Virginia Dav Petty Philli Steve . -. ... t X 6 lohn David Todd Cathrine Priscilla Pingree Pitt Platts Poelman L c,,,,1, LL i VV .,, - 'i b ,. Qy.Q c c 7 wp , S T li fcc S iitcc c Pomeranz Travis lenni Stoned Poulson Price Prophet c 45,1 Chris Mark lim Pyle Randall Rask - Ahmad Razaghi 299, -1 A JPY Rat shi' afar s itil i -. X X S K 'S+ i 1' , M George Rivera is Q Mr. Rogers ,f ',, sk . N X .meow Daniel Rossi .an i., Y., x g LV L ..,ai A A fi 3 K N. ey g::' Anne Rice Alyson Roberson Alejindre Rojo .S we ,CW J Hu Glen Rudd Susan Sajjadi Eric Sampson I x xi K' ? ' A Q s,-l R 'X , S 'gf ,C f 'K - nf 4 E A X1 X X EWYX 5 f ' A ,,..' i 7 H 2 X Rebecca Rosalie Brock Natalie 1 Liz Rice Rice Richardson Riddle Ribley xv c X ' ,R fig R l' A Cynthia Richard lon Lane Scott Robinson Robinson Rogers Rogers Rogers 'fix , is ' ' 1 I ,f X A - , R ' A ,,. 59, iiii B' illi Eddie Penelope The Bobby lohnny Rose Rose Rose Rosenburger Ross 8, is S A 'XZ B SQ' i in Xxx 2 ,v Tracey Picci Steve Katy Clark Ruesch Russell Ryan Sabey Chris Satovick Brad Schofield Connie Chris Louis Schreiber Schuter Shack it Denny Nancy Gina ' Lori Dave Shane Shelledy Siegel Silva Simmons Small Danny Smith SGPHOMORES Qf-Q ,. WW A X it 5 IQP 1 -v S -N ii Q, - 'A it X ' 1 F' T Cynthia Davie Evan Tere Smith Smith Smith Smi Pete Smokoff .2 5 ' . . . I1 L1 Bobby Stewart 4411 '-.ffl l ,K T, -2' t ' I S- ziz Dan Strond john Taylor Meg Stewart Anti Stacey Stick Stine Richard Soart vii?- 3 S atm Y I Tiff Stockdale T George by Stromquiet Jackie Ken Stuckman Swalberg ,,1:..t,, .lf-Wm . 3 ,. 21.135 ,jg 'Q h t . N Q- ' S' i .5 gg. VH , is . SQ-Z.?ss? ' 1 we 'gem Q sg? i..,i:.,e4 egg? S 4' 4 4 25225 . 1 sw '- xg 13231: . Qt K Q WML asf ef Aff? Y v' ca of A we if W. as 3,5 X my xx ' PK 51 Q 1 W' if f f Q g 1 , . ., W. K: ,E ,tl K , A -fr t . -up --f , , Q. it ,Aa if.. x w -any'ffml':I'1:E1sfi,:::,.frs N' ' . Katie Audrey Taylor Taylor Terry 9.2 Louise Caro Kristan Sandra Tortice Topjiam Tunks Ubibe Mark Tademy Karen Sonntag S A U Xie y . ,, QQ, G T 5 K 1 KR Tl, N X P 1. i L L ess- A Martine Stowe 5? 'R ii, X Anh Tang A- W G si.. Y' ' K x, 1' Q 1 ' t. 3 Pam Thomas i R .. Nl an .i ,, . . George Thompson x E 1 . K P ,fe X Q 1 ' ti x 5 ASF sw' X 5 Greta VanDyck Moni ue VanSoe en A553 Steven Q 'Q W 1. A .. Y. i, ll Stringha ,: 14 ' cg! J - az : i , K Nia 1 .ar I Gr Tayl . ' X t Q Q4 .ff l Mark lon VanKomen Vealev , to , S A Mark Andrea Walter Watkins -K 'Lkk .- v K K Vkyr- K I aaa Z . . 0 Y A ' 1 k fr 2 Q' R i c aaaa c Y Y , I 'f N ' S lf v ti f. I Matt Tamrny White White lill JR Ruth Wirthlin Wiweke me M 2973s i Ts t gzziswax if A A iiiat if nl J A Shane Gerd Yoyoho Alisyjh Young Frances Zanna W- -...J-,V t N Y ,....ww - 'E1'f,1'?' ar Aud Walkington lohn West 'E' , - mu is -:ws f 4- M Amy: Willbrand x Amanda Antoinette Vestal Vrlens ,. I A , i i ,I L S t c,+5J,ci 'sf ti so c 2 Laurencita Holly Weaver Welcher '92 N A lnll ' P' X Jig? D' 5: : A I I K K K ,,.. ks VKAXE S Tig 0 .n k . t Xt X' 5153. its . 'i E5 31 lon DiAnna Wiest Wilde x A aa Lisa Lori Wolsey Wolsey 3 Robert Young Young f Y 2 A J A Y s ,. 1 ,-,. , Z I X W A xy nx 1 I A 1 . ' Marsha Kristin Zabriskie Zenger Cecily Woodard Cassie l9nnY Wallace Wang 4- .: , ig ,, l ' af ' ', g 5 . lm lk a Marc laqueline West White Q ll is 1 ss 1.:2 if Toi lay Williams Wimmer if-is k , .L Q! 's-' rw .Q Ruth Kong Woodworth Yeh f xi f I ll! t ll' , L V V , i f , 55 FRESHMEN CLASS CDFFICERS .. .sss .... V .c.M,t...,...........-. fL,.. , -we-W SM-lll d DAWNA WIMMER Secretary Enthusiastic Dawna Wimmer, or l'Buggy , was not only a great freshman secretary who loves East, but a great friend. With her dependability, she kept things going for those new East Highers. DAVE MCMASTER President Our freshman President, likeable Dave McMaster, has a quiet shy manner and a smile for everyone. He is well- roundedg involved in German Club, as well as playing guard on the freshman basketball team. M TRACEY DA Vice Tracy Daynes, an avid swimm spending much of her time in the wat still managed to put adequate time in the success of the year. With her gr personality she added a positive tou to the freshman attitude. 2 is K B,- sf 'Q E3 ' 5 ,fs K .Fixx 5 sv' X W, E aw E 6 Y Q, 1 fi' X , f A Q Norman Lisa leanine Abegg Adams Abildskov if , . V , 'g'g' K fi I P T x , 1 gg X af' E ' CA 6 E . E Zane Adrienne Alscano Ames iF ,' , , J General Animosity ,l ' A C . A ..... X Q37 .XF - msg? , :ka it l it Marinda Georgie George Archibald Aun Badger vidio , lflwv, 'I 5 , ,. YQ? xx Maren Maggie Kadri Barney Barnhart Barrani -it Nkff U 'vi W if , ig i xt :Y X 1 H N 5 Vicky Doris Marci Batchelder Bate Batie A S ...s X s 1 t o ij' gg if g K 1' E N Darryl Billings fill ' 5. f Q,-212.1 B' 5. ' x - ssl lrs A A in t alil iiii W .... - . :WV nnu ,kk . H K 6' I' - A N , f ir. VL b Q g L51 a+ E 1 E ,e g V E , I E Y Susan Suzan Albrycht Alderman 'fix 3 X Claron Alldredge X ff ef 'W B ' M? A t B, K .' ff' Al X 5. fc. ' - 'f :E N +- XX ll R ini Chad Andelin West? ! i i Lisa Bagley K ,lwiglji -6 4, I x XJ, Emilie Kral Anderson Anderson fgjsfrff . iEt5:i:Q2?zi1 , .353 K ,....- -. y :gp-nf: J. .. I A QV ff' 2 I Q Q fgg Xl A 4 1 2 an 1, Y Sli is , all 1 lle sei a Bryan lim Bailess Ball Greg Allen s sn nr E .ef Kathy Archbold 3 'f as -'ff X, X l 1 .gi -' K Dawn Barker 8 : u,,:f'.a . U52 E 1- 2' gc Q' as X- -t 52 , A -' f K E, .Q B15-2 A HX - , ,s - 1 ws 4 :EM wg :eww Q Susie Barth leff lonathon Barton Barton Kristy Barton . ttt' mv, . 'ia '1,: A w so 4' i I X S if 'h Roger Abbnor jennifer A JT odd Begay Begum Bennet Berlin esfsi QL-Y fr R Mindy Ellie Eloise Georgia Tron Alex Bird Black Black Black Black Blair 57 FRESHMEN Q ii ' ,f . :.. rsr essiss s B X . , C lsss ' Q A -' his - :RI as I ' ' X he amQ4 l'sf' Kevin lon Carmen Debbie jeff Karin Bec Bluck Bokovoy Born Bouge Bowdon Bowlden Boy mx? .. zi- lf' , r 3 . ' 45 X t V N L ' . C. ' -' 5 Ss 5 N C E C . YL!! H A W X B G NSF XJ 'fi N G as ' . 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C :.. V , Ct M.. t V .kiik K ,gn K A :rx ' V K C. Ja. CC VK by Q . I .A I QW, U 'A A K H I 'f:'h K 'K gifs- 5' ' 7 ..... .I' , C kk'Vy ilfl ..o..a ' ... ' s W l it ir is ' . r 't it W C CC CCCC james Kathy Adrianne . jeff Milly Sandie jibb Coombs Cooper Copus Cornelison Cowlishaw Cropps s if gl C C i..--:-,, ikk YN Qltliq'--wail? , C Ciii Kg mm' 2,1 HQ -.i C. N T7 CL C.. iii l-HTH . Audrea Channa Leslie Vicky Robert d C h ' ' ' Crow ef Ufmlng am Curtis Curtis Cutler Dalgliesh Dandfea ....r - s C C C C ' '1 in - ...- 6 C r is y C C '.st it C CCC -' N nss C . X CCC ii l'l9llY Nghi lack Lynette leff Tracy Krysi D8r1lelS Bam Dam Davis Davis Day Daynes Dearman Cy M C l . : ....t CC CC.C. ..s it C C y C. Q Q- . ' F r f r mr CDC ' s C CCC DDDC riCs t ul' 'K 3- 5 . - '5e'i.f. ' f-'FEE -fi ,:, SISSEFEENS vff' 42:5 ,, SJ.-fi ' ' t CCCC - ' Ct is L .sts s s Q C iiis 1 t tCsC f lim Danny Debbie David Monique Wina Suzanne DQBVPISSPI Dedman Dedman Deem Delong Delano DeMet . H KKV7 .C..vf C . l CCC CCCC C ---Qf Q M 4 C Q 'lll 1 if il - QC .aa -CCC..-W 5 . C H , :N:' K V CC A 'QUE Ben Angela John Dan lerilynn Katie Dlc D0Ct0fm-in Doebeling Downery Draper Driscoll Driscoll FRESHME 'Kitt Bill Dunford 'S Matthew Elgnen Alyson Eyre as . R . ,F-? j .af- , v Whitney Floor Gerald y Frederick :' , , Q A 5 ,,.2 ev Cindy Geertsen . . . .... . E. f 5, 5. E . T , t Y - I eeeeg K T . if eefe E .. . . i M is Chrissie Tony jennifer Catherine Wally Dunlop Earl Eason Edwards Edwards ' ybs 'Y X ,, m - it ' ' at . gf R 3 f new A 'Q EEEEE ff 'MF ' T K ' Q 'i 1 i it E W Q ,U L liii X his ' 2 Kelly james .james jenny Andrew Elrod A Elwyn Erickson Erspamer Evans, , h yt E wwe- . kikg is gk, i,,,.j KQ- 5.5 . -' -- 2 ,-1fE:aT'.:: ...YSEW w:1 asf KE S -1.--if 1' - - L i K 'lli' ' : : .' w lf: F5 'ml f Sk K ,ft osts H ,, .f 'rw l ' 'h i 'f'. t ::. ,.: F' V ' F Sam Elis Kay Ken john Fagg Farnsworth Farnsworth Felker Ference e if 1 itimi tg -N MN , may gg . LN xx ,mi 111- 5 .. . Mane Mary Beth Rich Traci Randy Bel Flores Florez Fokkema Forbush Fox .ii if '17 in :V ri za X 5 :jeff K: ! . x ,li sss sstt E Q Karen Gary jeff Susan Lisa Free Freshosr Furness Gander Gardiner , :.s Pi, ee , Q is K ' .W ,L EA , T I Chris jimmy Mike Sherri Heather Gesteland Geurts Giddings Giles Gillette . ff 3 :ss 5 'F K s it X? X XTX, YN S ,. Xa Arthu Eggertsoi R? ,ae RoseAnna Evanf Trace Finlayso Wish-7 ll :Xl Carol Peter Habbeshaw Hammond 5 Tracey Hankerson N- S X sea' R Sq 3 2 . .fx Qfx i H V T Y Q Allison Gottfredson A M , fl Lisa Gunn . , u ek 4' Michelle Hanks is . -f - 'xi 5' s i vfx. in H QQ. Q . i in . Q jj I . .. L at AH f 9' . 4 ,:, 2 'X .ek 1 at , iflnainr Kim Shawn Sara A jim Hangton Haj-an Harbottle Harrison 4 aati f G iitta i S , , .. ' x T 5 W' W M G r S f fs T it at 1 aaa it 1 T , 4 .M S '- . we - e ,E .. . i , '2 - tw ' Mark Richard Hedges Hefner ,t S .. - if in 'tv XX Mike Chuck Hodson Hole jeremy T Heiner s k T .. 5 asf I 3 Heidi Hollberg Steve Helms Q 'Fif At.. wi 1 3 S W, fl Scott Hull G X ik Vi :gm .. 'Ns 3 . PQ P4 Chris Greenwood Travis Gurr an xy' 'X ar' . eww ss if R 5 i., a. .,: T cs a 55 , as ,E 1. 'W IS Nancy Hanks Kara Hartmann ,. Ea 'ar - L gs 53 X Tyler Henninger 'haf f l We vi joe Hyatt N1 ' 'fmiil' f V wx figs? mf? ZEI , i 1-aff! sl . , I jennifer Cory Grundmann , .s Griffiths ,- ck. Kathleen jez Gurette Gweebe 7 if an in sf' L 5 I Yay? , if T Andrea Hansen Michael Hanseen Seth Stephanie Hassett l'li'1Ym0nd Gustavo Becky Hernandez Q Hodges L3 Michelle Brenda jackson lakeman X . . ffE:iigE1,4 i it X FRESHMEN Peter u ie janata jardine Michelle jarman Cord Maren lenson lenson Wuda jerr Brenda jensen tis txt, 1 N y .L Vkk. , +1 1 josh jim jam 1 ml 'QM 1 Q --52 jamelle Matt johnson Q johnson Q We .K 1-Z tv . 1 X W XY 'N esrfifi . Kim N Johnston Stevey johnston -1 . it ' 'gigsgs f :zz .-2:5 fi iffy K g ., In k K ., W ' Y? W,i. Q ff J fi X + Curtis jamie jones jones N' .1 ' 3 ' is A mfg t ' . ig tkrrs , , 51: Qfrrgk 1 - .4 ' 55 - . SR. A r K K I N. K' ' -5 , L QR .N -M it Q gk wi 0 R X ', ' 3 is it 5 W x i 1 ' Niomi Ced julisa Kalvesmaki . at i.,- . M ft t f john Kimtra Kent it ff i X S Heidi Kamerath I Arsalan Khazeni Georgie Karras Susan jennifer Kartchner Keith -1 f za Q .. .. sg H, sf' - ' ,Q ttf 4 Q X ...L in' A -in an G W A Q, . , M g' X es Doris Knaoo Mike Karleen Knowles? Kone Linda Hollie Mike Mei-Lin Cherise Brent Kosloski Kounalis Kubota Kwan-gett Lake Larsen 134. KW i.-Q jorgens X rf ohn O 3l'S Barbara Ledesma lolletta Lee Kim if lx . .. gf it Richard Lee fix Mike Leetham Vered Levy 4373 e . f Ste hen Kenner P . Loosh Matt Macri ni Si, 'l' Wendy Martin 5 Ss. Nix B li James Mecham Lott . Troy Lucich L l0Y9 undstrom Greg Lunt rf Q34 S i sf S ,f Cind Y Madsen Paula Martinez w 6 leff Mehr Kim Mikalauski Matt Miller ,af luDee Maestas lim Magleby 3' l l0'7'? Mancini 1 at S S L L., Tom Sally Naomi Matheson Matsen Matsubayashi HL h K it - , L .,... 15,2 it F t X V if ., Karen Michelle Elizabeth Meik Melister Merideth i AF Si 4 g l . 1 ' TQdd Delica Amy Miller Millet Mills Brad Laura Lindsey lenni Ricky Lunt 4? A' Suzan Martin Dave Marriott sl Russell Steve Maurer Maynes ' V , 'ff ,-- S 'iii 1 I iii g f . 1 'len' ,. I 'XZQP' r g H K I if V ' fc 7, X in Brad ludith Merrill Merritt T ... tic 'fi E figs? ,Eg ' ,ink i'ffF,'f.:f Eff: ' Rosina Renee Moench Monson FRESHME sg it Q' , gms is A 5TV .L 5 PM as L P f M. ar: 1 4 Q '. Ly A . gi QL? XM 7 have ' ' Q s . 'fi ,rrk L K A K i XS t ' .,,i as ' A 1 M: ki , , me X ,V Teresa Melanie john Kathy Pat Dora Grey Moore Morgan Morris Mueller Myers McDonal. Murphy A ' ae :AA .fl as , S My .1 X! X .. , X 5 K W J J fe-1 s X tr X 'L' X W X S. Sf tggs Xi S t'iEgg3. L . Lynda lames jenny Amy Dave Limb Bryo McGavin McGuire Mclaun McMaster McMaster McShane Nagat is , M X 'E i l N -'vs 1, , X , fe Svwqf , in - , X - . A . f , fgl 21+ or T it ygwygif N wg. Q at Q xx Staci Heather Karen Lisa Lisa Scott Bjorr Nelson Nelson Newey Newman Newsome Nichol: . 'f Naylor L , if N .- .. P' 'S L1 ' P il? , . Q X Q, . .1 . I K K . 7 I , fel X P 5 5 'W-L 3 L Y , , wee igggwfsi Dahlia Natalee loel Ynnarole Kevin Sarah Nielsen Nielsen Oaks Oblezob Okerlund Olixa n 5 V K K I A 34 Q ri Q edu III, Q., I swore gems 5 ,C 5- es gyi K - N X iv M 'vv xx K 4: QI? 23 s it y 'H M L zz. I x fQg Dana Dalfld IHY Stephanie Mark lennifer Olsen Ol59n Olsen Olsen One O'Neal -All O :E GL i as .1 is ,, y ii, ,I-. , S . 5 X f ' L as W 9 - 7 Ls.s K up , E . N: ,,, 1 , K N :EAR I Q Q, 5 I 'f '+-, 'N -lag ' X 15- L ft yss' .5 .atv J A P Q ' 5 - - .S 4 V L WIIZP-5 'ww-' .L Q t-t I 1 A L N' so w A' S Q I I i I W , is.L, A WN Steve Adria Vestal Kathy Courtney Gordon Owens Pack Parrish Patrick Peel Peery Scott Pat n Rosche Q ' Ss X K k ss .S if is S X, 5 a j Q Sri S W: ' 5 G as is Mike Brad it as E if 3 si wifi? f X 3 .. ,, if 5' Holly Knutt Matt leff Perry Peterson Peterson Peterson Pfeiffer Pierce Chris itts Pizzolato Marilyn Raybould K 'S .. X K is may ' ':. -f .... A ,V xx Mg. Skate . .. 3 iz k,,, ..., , W , .. Q Q s P' , sg N. 2 Q X Q' , ea V E. Laura Kelli Mike Don Platt Polychronis Porchatis Poy -. ., ,Q K f g Q :w,s lluf mx 4 c QM X , KX 5 x kt Sa Abbas Scott Peter Mimi Razaghi Rees Reisinger Reynolds . -::. .. , 1 ,, I. . . W . ,Q-Em ., ,- f ssiir ? M R .2 .,,.-- K 552.4 ti- 7 --:: in A c 25? , P I X . . L 5 lf Q Nalisa Riddle Sheri Erik Kevin Levi U Ritzakis Roberts R0bln50n 'ix w-.ww X Exa ms ..i.5,. Q , -I , T' Dadie Till Amanda lon Rose Rosenberger Ruston Sabala Q t S sean ' igPf ffi tstt ,qgie .i1 . 'r t S if S 3 if S Q 3 llit Sam james Michelle Tiffany Tammy Schmidt Schnepel Scott Scott Seegmiller .. .- :, K. S as t Q x x i .i ,fav 't H 1 - if . , .1 W 4 Qs an .... S, f - t .. i , ,- me - ag, Q at QW, -f S'-:as FRESHME ,. Ns. .eg ssy S ttlls t S' at W Denny David Suzanne William Karen Mary Matt Sekin0 Shade Shafer Shakespeare Sharp Sharp Sharples QSP' SQ li? - t ii' .few Shawn Shelledy p p - M1 12 rr.. A Q - , I as .. s , 1 . at -I . K if -ef-M E i: . : SX .S S S :5!l5f1?,t 555'-'flak 1 ' s - J , sc S Sf 2. :vii - Chris Smart Smith Smith S fi wtww fi' . Q S' at -, ' r :E X , Q , 1: lim Myron Frank Lance S S' Matt S SS S SChrif n Slol- She herd Schnel Shoemaker Skidmore Slawso Audrea Brad Enoch Trevor Meligga Mari Smith Snow SouthwelL ' S 4 3 4 rree at rrr so S eeee QA' ,- 5. 5' H fd fl P - - SSSS - if MX f t ::'r A X. sv ' ,a '- ,. Q, .s?2:Q25S'lE5 Shaun l0S9ph A 'Erin Stuart Chris Spender Spilsoury Stanbury Staples S SSSS S S Seaa ' .r.1 Q t Q Q ess SS S rlss S S t S S X rrssss eael Slli kia, Q L, sss esslll S s lps slll S 111 allll --rr- S S Is' f ,afaaa Mayre Nancy Miles Aaron lonathon Stevens Stevens Stewart ,, A .k... ' Q. ,,,, ..c,::: k wi: Straight 5IrOr1g , I S S' ft , irr S .gifi SS S Jst Vtt.. , , t is 5. SSSSS 1 1. 5:5 5 , K S 'f:, Siiifv -. S S ttt A l 'if ttsst ' 5 r tppyyt yqii i , . I S - S ' - 'S , itt X r . , tt. xl ,, , Sr S stt l stss Katie Mark Esther Summerhays Tademy Tandooahnippah Angh Quyen Tan Tang Mike Staples E HR! .. SEN' .. W W ,Y Rachel Subson ..v,,, ,m K Mi - ts.. gw -S Stephanie Tayler Ken 'P X 3 -'Ht M al va., 5 fa X S K Qss Beverl Taylo Nancy Taylor Stephanie Tudor . -few y te gg if A fi? see 6 ml' Susan Waltman AL, it is Greg White Rocky Taylor M! 5 Tonya Tunson i is .. X .vs -t f 'P Ex 'ei 5 Ginny Ward Mike White Dawna Wimmer w.:2 i '4q 'T ris Winslow 'P . t xiii ' A .si I V. Chase Amy QTessman Tl1Om3S K' kk'.y l .. :LXL K ' ' X, : I I, Mark lulie Uno VanDam Xi li .ef-F fr Rgbert Rachel Wat e tett Watson tt fi eQ e'i i i eee ee -'lfliii it .k-, Q L 1 Ku. W c it I fee li Q faq: Suzan Daron Widlund Wiemeyer 1-.mix Ymzy Q11 lx lm i..efg.eei I , Tonia Woznick Scott Wunderlich Michelle Winters Woodbury ...I L ES K or l ike f ill W cleei ll , i i 2' ei T I N , ... e. X' .. Craig Marsha Yuill Zabriskie I 1., at , A 'li Chance Thom X ii FT1 Tina ason Tokunaga Trujillo , Monica Desiree Tom Vigil Walker Walker 9 Tim Brendan if Brent Welcher Welsh Whisenent Z ita l Michael ll J Andrew Heidi Wilde Wilford Wilson .ei 4. K .ia--Sits ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATIG Bill Wf ': f ?,....unlm Ui f i I am deeply impressed by our students this year. They are enthusiastic and excited about school and all activities. They fully sup- ported many activities planned by their elected officers. The Board of Control has been dedicated to service and has responded to the excitement and enthusiasm shown. This excitement has carried over into classwork and academic success, and this success has been demonstrated in the many awards and achievements received this year. Robert Na 1 g 4q,.., ' - . .- will 53 S muses' issgfij L' ia i. - in ,giants ei: 5582 af3?f ' ggi? BQ if at li QQ gg sy 8' tie! A 2 fs flfgg 9, '- 83 gf8.'i5'irQakia4 F, Q , . Q A A fgM'a J 3 'i 'Q A s ian? giiwsgtgii i ' ' A .. 5' ii A H 4 ' YEARBOOKS ARE GREAT! East has always had an outstan- ding yearbook. l am confident this years book will follow the pattern of portraying all of the fine contributions that are made by the students and faculty of East. We are fortunate to be associated with a school that has made great contributions to students who in turn have made or are making significant and worthwhile contributions to society in a variety of ways. Vadal W. Peterson Assistant Principal It is yearbook time again, a time to remember the excellence of East High, the great student body, and the promise that East holds for the future. As you progress from this moment make East High an even finer school to remember. Orla Bell Assistant Principal Who are those helpful people standing behind the counter in the Iunchroom? Well they are the unnoticed and often unthanked folk who daily - rain or shine - dish out your lunch. What's more they keep the cafeteria clean and running smoothly. So next time you're in the cafeteria be sure and tell them thanks. .-. as is , . 'Y as ' lli ,L l in . V at 'gina 4 Row 1: Barbara Clark, Mary Wamer, Carma Welsh. Row 2: Fern Hughes, Thelma Milner, Virginea Thomas, Sandra Henderson, Carol Roberts. A Q2 E t R Q S CAFETERIA 5 E .,.t:.,, .2 Q x X X Q QA X l' X: Nil' New l ...J 55252 Q? CUSTGDIANS Behind every dirty room there is a custodian, with a sweeper in hand and a wastebasket close by, picking out someone's wad of gum off the floor and cleaning up the crumbs that were left behind from a peanut butter and jelly sandwich . . . Being a Building Engineer isn't easy - very time consuming and sometimes frustrating. But these guys, day in and day out faithfully and diligently, undue each mess, unstick each stuck and clean our school, making it a better place to learn in, and be proud of . . . Thank you. f .. gm, ' i ' 'ii' 'vvvfw waiikw ,W y iv 9 2 E 3 I ,f Q St 3 01 'fail fc? Q T. 3 V 211131 Z My if ' I Row 1: Don Morgan, Roy Anderson, Danny Rodriguez, Michael Skilicorn. Row 2: Brent Mcomber, john Cook, Ray Boldue, Tom Jensen, Tom Gilmore. SPECIAL SERVICES The Counselors of East High School are proud to be associated with such an enthusiastic Student Body this year. Our chief role is student advocacy with concentration in educational and career development as well as assisting students with their personal and social well being. Sincerely, Elden Rasmussen, Howard Fotheringham, Barbara Sorensen and Betty Ackerlind s'C S ludith Barrie Wilda Campos ski See Zii S Howard Fotheringham Fay Geary Beverly johnson Wilma jones S ',:2 isiii X. . E t ' of-X so aytryy .,,: Q..' 1 H fi l ts s . . If :Wa x MARS X s ' Betty ACk6I'l2-Ind Roy Anderggn hs ,, SYM W' if me f 'W' 5 X wwtw- Q' Don Eggington Larry Fickg J qw! Virginia Hecker Donna James Tom Kemp Car F4 wg Q 2 Q, fi X '- LLLL H S llll Darla Mclver s as l A,,,,.VV sf ' if g U ,gl 2 if a ' all Q 5, : 1 My ,,,5,,EE ' .F sam Q M 2' 1? WM Dianna Partner r.'a B I We 1 BSS :,, ' B , N f ,Q S S QQV X Orlan Pope Elden Rasmussen Barbara Sorenson Bessie Summers 46 5 ss? J x,.s,,f K' Evwlxl 2, ' in Sharon Talbot Evelyn Tsagaris Barbara Woll Alice Wolley LANGUAGE ARTS As I approached my twentieth year of teaching I started to reflect upon why teaching has appealed to me and still does appeal to me. Many teachers start to burn out or give up at this point. Many become skeptical and begin to think that the younger generation isn't what previous young people have been. In the past months I have thought seriously about this. I teach or remain in teaching because I learn so much. This generation has new and vital inter- pretations of even the old things we read. I am sure I never fail to learn something new from every class which graduates from East High School. Personally, young people are a lifeline to energy which flows from them to me and revitalizes everything I do. Many people have questioned me regarding the endless energy I radiate. It is simply a reflection of the zest and vigor I acquire from my students. They are like the sun with endless sources of energy, I am like the moon soaking up and reflecting whatever I can of the abundant source. When I stop having faith and confidence in the younger generation, I shall stop having faith and confidence in myself. D. L. Smith Foreign Language Department Chairman ix It is good to tame the mind, which is difficult to hold in and Iighty, rushing after fancies wherever it likesg a tamed mind brings happiness. The Dhammapada lack Christensen English Department Chairman ff' Ruth Potkins Phyllis Shores . .,,, ... . I .... ,,,. . . .... . ' 'fff' .,,' ' I 4 . 'llllli . I I 45 ff 5 vu . s.,y . . joseph Bowman Paquite Elder I I Laverne jackson ww If U 613. xv M ,W qi' ' Mrs , H , . . J , 1... ,... . . Wk I 5, lack Christensen s 4 I V A67 ' ,... A..: f ury xl-wry ,gag A . ,L ft, W . Q, V 4 r J ml .id O Rachel Hamsted Lynn Olsen 1'8 D. L. Smith Shirley Smith ' I X, X , . . A--N 1-isa , elf-A .lf , , f, ..--. V, ff -K ,V ..w:,,.-f, U ,-.... tts.--11W i is , kr -L :jk -fl Q, at -Q :rf N ,fits W M iv s Ek nga xg? X 2 get 6 1 t t ti N N fr it it Maryistevens loyce Warburton Marcia Whipps Frank Wilcox -l 'k , '- l :-- 'rfrz r rrrrr we MEDIA i X 95 ,Q :fQ l'Our purpose is to provide learning experiences and s ' Q,q i materials which will expand the education of all students. D i I Dorothy Peterson ii y p c Media Department Chairman jenny Beynon Ruth Dame luliet Durst Carolyn Murph Dorothy Peterson Herb Urry SCIENCES The Science Department provides a much needed opportunity for impressionable students to learn and experience the make- up of the world around them. It is essential that this generation understands their environment and can live within it in harmony. Ivan Dyreng Department Chairman ,.tE, at I , -es? . .:-E, If ,R r Qi ,gm ttt. Q , I K .. ws . ,ss N .kg few Egg 3 + p ,sc.s T 2 sis .jr -Q r If SL 5' Ivan Dyreng I . 1 Q .. A i ts tttt. ,...a. rlr F is -. 2222 X Richard Mason jerry Milne George Swanson . , , WI fx. if 'Y ' ' . : ' 5 A -il ghgg. ,- , ' 7- 5?Pw2?QIi'l' 1 'L . :.. ' 1 f ,f1fa'i--is -' -- sfsssaiQtv3ii:fgE5L2a1ffifi:s:: - sarees: 1. w e it 4 f i' f.fii' I':--iiiiffilifw ,, a git I I at , and ia S Q ff I K Q 1 R s I Zag X M ' ,gif f X if aa jg if in 5 I L alt it M a c .air we W 5 Qi. .c W S H Q 5:3 If , ,X ae , ,f R ,, I ,S , Robert Kendall Harold Wood Mgt P' , , ,lawn at 5 LVVV . X i R is N W4 AA 5? i 1 TSM 5 15 5 ig 'ti N Q gilt l .. -s A x if ii .f F i Nix if Lory Curtis t -i 'r -x if-f Melvin Fish MATH 'Mathematics is not to reform students or to amuse them or to make them expert technicians. lt is to unsettle their minds, widen their horizons, inflame their intellects, teach them to think straight if possible. Katherine Green '19 i H A ,X Irene Mackay U ka,---1-s- -.:a,,,,,,2-- .. -1 T T . sxi ,,,. 5 ttitl P ' .-jig if i is. N Q ' ,, ss. ' ,,- ,.ZIa,.si5- I ssi sis as fi who it xi at fs rg, qt -' .f sg ,...yfZi.- , gf ,ps 'if 'gf g.. 1, Aff, t Farmer 2225.5 Gary Smith Robert M. Hutchins Thomas Thorum Math Department Chairman if 2 QA i : it .4 Hurley Hansen s .asv W, X B Gerald Pascadlo Thomas Thorum SOCIAL STUDIES A study of the constitution, an explanation of the stock market, and an understanding of people in history, and why they react the way they do - All of these enable the student to see and recognize his past so that it may help him build a better future for himself and others that follow. Fred Bennett Social Studies Department Chairman N . - sf Lf , ll A' L Fred Bennett Michael Croft Q A Vy i Q C iitl in xg x loseph Erickson Lee Hammel Charles Hermansen Steve Margettes lohn james fm ct-lj of Richard Mason Anne Applegate is r 11 'wliii' gif F . N . .,,, , ..:.. K ,' X .. - '- fs 2 lack Christenson Raymond Edvalson Fei, Connie lo Hepworth ARTS 'lMusic is love in search of a word. A 'capella reaches out to each audience in order to create an at- mosphere where love can be heard as well as expressed. Anne Applegate Music Department Chairman R if , A x is 4 Rea X55-Emfs 1. - X .X sig!! A W N Wx awww ix Weldon Hyer Florin Nielson il was -,Q :l l Ray Raino VQCATIONAL Teachers picking up pennies in the hall and students reaction to this practice is microcosm of significant issues involving waste, conservation, productivity, and responsibility of and for time, ef- fort, and resources. In deciding how to manage our earth's resources in the years to come, remember teachers picking up pennies in the hall Dorothy B. Monson - Business Department Chairperson The science of home economics provides the student with the basic skills of life. While all academic subjects are extremely im- portant, a well-rounded student will make sure to suppliment his or her education with a class that teaches invaluable practical ex- perience in a fun and informative atmosphere. Doris Volker - Economics Department Chairperson The Industrial Arts Department appreciates those students that have discovered a feeling of accomplishment through their classes where they learned to create with their hands. Don Thiriot - Industrial Arts Department Chairman V'l' i ' '- f- . t - . I 'tw Q K .NV F, Q., Berth Hunsaker Donald Koenig x , K, .. . .,,. , - iff: -:CET L1 -. silk X W N X Q' t N X :ps C gszsss-X -,aw :sis .... ,.g:+':i. - -tie. I K ' k J . , ... .. ...,.. is is 5.5 Ein A s C21 X N f QL Q, x 15881 as Y t gs r tr. N .... t .... . .. f- X S .iss-f ew KX tx X A J T BTRC w wie- S X t sf F l is it ' 'AE' A . . .. Nancy Smith Donald Thiriot -s ...lang N'ssgfEEs.f:gE:-.- . .A . i ttt... A K :5EEEEEE55.::. ' . TE:-3565? is- - 4,3 if -iffl ' '- . U...-51. . Q. at 53.2.5-Q,b L+,--4. - . , an -a X. 1- :ffl ilsr t . E SW-s:.sa a . .1 Darrel Barnum Darwin Christensen R wir-'B Lory Curtis Mary Graham X X Qi M XX? t age Dorothy Monson Wray Perry Q A fm at FK Nw Doris Volker Allen Young 1 Vggg ... L :VV ,.... I K M1 in ' ' 5 - 5 l fs., 2 in . - A g - ,,.,.., ...,. l..1 e...,.:. ...t . , . s :assay-W - . ' - E 1 ' .s .., yt. Y . rw, in N . s ' l K lfwgiik WE 55:5 l at , ...:., . yy, l 3, A , , -H k ara? ir .xii .ffj . .... sf-1 K xc t' 3 st S it fs R N Q A in Q if , . , . -ab li' iss 1 .Ti M fic A tw is li gl S' HEALTH!P.E. AND DR.'S ED N' id Q The highlight of every school day this past year has been the Y X . 'P.E. break. Those great autumn days gave us jungle Foot- X fi-K Q, ball and the mile run. Winter snow sent us to the fieldhouse it , ,tt was for HB Ball, wind sprints and Table Tennis. Spring lured us to the track to the field for track events and lltwo pitch softball which completed the cycle for our Physical Education Ac- tivities. lt was another great year for many activities and hopefully we can all be lifetime sports enthusiasts by putting a x little l'playtime into each day. . Mary Bowman Kathy Byers Richard Milne .ge-rt' Steve Margetts Grant Martin Richard Milne Eddie Palubinskas s .,.,2 ,g S ccccccccc gg ' it itlls L:L.L ,, tccci ,. cccc ccll S i A -,,1,,r kk,,,k 'X if if Dale Simons Ben Stowell Sharon Talbot Ted Weight 4991! ie - 51 L - II: i iw Q M325 W fi i P Q gi g, Q 5 ge W 3 .Q 1 ' K 55 -,..' V s. sit '-k ,JF , F 2 iymhk if HGNCDRS ATIO AL MERIT SEMI-Fl ALISTS Students who receive National Merit scholarships are Q ' automatically granted Honors at Entrance at the Universi- A S A 1, ty of Utah with no stipulation on their previous grade A MR A f A point average, For students not planning on attending the ff in University of Utah, qualification for National Merit also A A opens up many scholarship opportunities from founda- tions around the country. john Bates, one of East's Na- A. A tional Merit finalists, has had his academic history selected g . for publication in Who's Who Among American High 1 g School Students, and America 's Outstanding Names and A Dx Faces. To qualify for National Merit, students must have ll 'isi lohn Bates Dana Brunvand high PSAT scores, and also verify them with their scores on the SAT and their grade point averages. ul feel that to achieve this, I had to be a good guesser. If it can be achieved by guesswork, let your intellect rest. lohn Bates l'Being a good student at East means being one of a crowd. Those singled out as being outstanding scholars are only a few of the many fine students here. This isap- parent in the large number of National Merit finalists from East each year, which demonstrates the fine quality of . . our faculty and studentbodyf' Martin Keutal Mark Heiner 1. Martin Keutal if ' if 1 Mike Layton Markus Luty 'Us Suzanne Post Ewan Wang .issue if ww' N if awe .ad Andrew Wade Art 81 Art Crafts Ben Wilson English Literature Tao Sheng Kwan-Cett General Scholarship Rebekah Coates Music if 1 . rzkky Q SX at .',- , 'L , :gg T .,+QW,, . ,rL,. t f Ann Reese Business Education Alice Chamberlin Foreign Language X . s Q Becky Coates Homemaking Andre Basksh Science STERLI G SCHOLARS The Sterling Scholar program is a locally-sponsored competition open to all high school seniors in par- ticipating areas of Utah. After the school Sterling Scholar has been nominated, he or she then goes on to par- ticipate inthe semi-final, and ultimately the final competi- tion. Entering in any one of twelve academic areas, the nominees are judged not only on scholarship achievements, but also community service, leadership, character, and citizenship. 2 X john Cook Markus Luty Industrial Arts Mathematics 'ug Ra was . , ,,1,, ,,- Mark Hollstein Steve Holding Social Science Speech 81 Drama SENIGR SCHOLARS Ulf there is anything else worth noting about the honor program, it is that most of these scholars' accomplishments come from their strong self-motivation. Their per- sonal desire to excell was what enabled many of them to do so vvell. Hovv else would it be possible to stay up until three o'clock in the morning writing an analysis of the col- or symbolism in lThe Gpen Boat'? It is the ability of these scholars to consistently receive high grades in the face or persistant overload that really deserves our attention. ' , L L Y A i' rsy Dana Keb Daniel lames Boam Brady Bramall Cannon YQ. ' Kitty Rebekah Susan lohn ClaylOI'1 Coates Coller Cook , ' ,. ypp' f'r' ' li , ' ' A .4 H Mah , h ,,,..,, .' fu- ,siytp r L N r A sfri 1,..Lg it rl A i X 1 'flaws 2 Q- ',j5,Z.Lr iii gigs 5 'V A Q- v ' ilel-11 A f Q William Katherine Hanna Deanna Dougherty Evans Fahim Fairbanks W km yi in a My A ' S.f fi Q W ,, , W 4 ' ' V 21, vti L Rebecca ' 1 I Coates i f W ' iw of Steven Missing: Andre Baksh, Sue Ellen Hillard, Lydia lensen Gfossef 'gms diff ' 'af iz- Laura Aaron Alice Chamberlin C 7' I i r.t i i C' I All Carol Coombs Siobhan Mary Griffin lulie Gustin to If l I lennifer Ashton Amy Churchill Russell Daines Linda Gettig Laurie Grose Kristin Gygi Mark Hardy Mark Hollstein , E i ' iZ . -' . .gf Ke .1 ., 6' Mike Layton is Suzanne Post e Richards 'N-as Mary Thompson N an Qs R S Y X X X 4: . 5 is AM 35 QQ my gg any G me-Xaser si A f as X lb X xxxx . 1 l K l ff i- ..x, K 'h ...1 4 ' M' 1 f 'Tis-fr 1 ig' r . ,.1 Qf' get V I Ez X ' A Melani Harker e ykyyagsyi yyyrr .Q F - . ' ET we x avg K ,K 5 . 5 s -X .. sk ' if 1 1. julie lenkins Scott Mayeda 5 F' la f K -'ti '. is . 'X E515 ss, H 3 Beth Pyle , x, ,- X xv,.f- ' xv!-M Chris Robison P' a Van Keizerward 3 1 fa, es . , Miriam Harper Tamara Kelly ,HN K Vkkswyi. we XL ,,y. . t.tl WS .t. lly t Liz Middleton is -, : R Xu 4 was ,K A x MM M trlll 'F E . Ann Reese Q.. . .. . in 5 s..,,,,.5 .. 5 WSF.. ...gf H . R53 A . s. '11 5 David Sloan Nena Q Q' .. f-us ,, ,, ' .. ar' 49 . 7 TW i ,,..l X t s 'Qi 'Y Q Q 15 - Q S .N ,, f is se lt 5 is '... Q, fag X-... - f. Y f'1:- A I XX A Fl X 4? X s tt k , 1 l as f 5 fri Amy Mark Hatch Heiner April Martin Kennard Keutal .R 4. I Stephen Holding Tao Kwan-Gett 1 X' .... W igr, Q A A ' 1 eei 1 ... lll A p lyyyyylt S r.. ytrt . f ' 31 1 iii ' 5 . R Ianene james Monson Nebeker Paul Oestreichr Walker Missingi Koorosh lalai, Alison Johnston, Elizabeth Poelman, Ewan Wang. MUSIC HONORS Among the competitions in which the music students compete are the Regionals, where the students receive a number rating, and the State Fair, where participants compete for cash prizes and chances to audition for Salute to Youth. Says soloist Daniel Gaisford, It was a great honor for me to solo with the Utah Sym- phony when I played in Salute to Youth. While I was rehearsing with the symphony I was nervous, but during the concert I was concentrating too much to be. I thought my concerto went well, but I must work if I am to achieve my goal of concert cellistf' i: .1 as. J, , in' ,Q K , ., b X me XS x ,Sk 1? ik , Q5 S W? F.. Q W ti, C , , aw ' . -fs iszisiwiiggei Kristen Gygi Region One State Fair Flute -at , as was -fs- ss at J Liz Middleton Region One Flute Iohn Kelly Region One Trumpet wi' LQ FS X 'If xg h :S xg New . lanene Monson Region One All-State Orchestra . ,A f ,f .. i is , it Q st S W ix 3, 3, i, NJ , w I I X xx S 5' N .E , 5 , Tussy King Flute Region One State Fair All-State Orchestra Liz Poelman Region One Violin Missing: Spenser Kimball, All-State Band, French Horn, Mike Shore, Region One, Saxophone, Rebekah Coates, Outstanding Pianist, Russel Platt, Outstanding Vocalist. ...,, . ,,.3..f.: , I as lf I sii, ll ' tf'. I ' ' P- V I S as , N N ,. we , if I 4 .E 50 - -- -- H ' x i I 'f ' S iiii Rebekah Carol CoateS Davis Region One Region One, Violin Viola Tao Kwan-Gett Region One jazz All-State Saxophone S ,ssssi sss as iiss iii 3 I b y K ,gts sss I i ,,.,. X Ray Raino Beethoven Reincarnated Melou Stewart Outstanding Vocalist Chase Tessman Region One Saxophone 'le 'R JN Q qkvflg, nas! .,x.,,MN sgxaif ,xs- M, Vw cv tw' 2' Q X I' 3 E f Markus Luty Region One Saxo hone 1.1, +5 David Simons Outstanding Vocalist -I.. . . Romy Taylor Region One Cello I Chris Woodhead Region One Trombone Daniel Gaisford Region One Salute to Youth, State Fair Cello ,,-sae., ,... as s.s,, s, ,.... W I Q Vs sa, t f t.., , , t ,ss X9 S it f . ,I Shawn Maxfield Outstanding Vocalist A fi ,RFQ N fr, Q N' I, it SSE as 1, g I ll ,sss 4 y lulie Sloan Region One Violin Audrey Terry Region One Cello lenni Wright Outstanding Vocalist ' I' ' 1.15: wa SPECIAL AWARDS The Special Awards are a collection of honors awarded annual- ly to the senior who has, in the estimation of the faculty and ad- ministration, best achieved the criteria of these awards. Many of them are unique to East High School, as they have been establish- ed inthe memory of outstanding teachers and students of East. The Christensen-Hewlett Memorial Cup was donated by the students of East High after the 1963 automobile accident which took the lives of Flemming Christensen and Lin Hewlett, two of East's finest athletes. Each year, the cup is engraved with the name of the senior athlete who has shown outstanding leadership, athletic, and citizenship ability, and this year the student selected for the honor was lohn Taylor. Shannon White was selected for the Robert M. Hunsaker Memorial, which was established by Mrs. Bertha Hunsaker in memory of her son, Robert for his outstanding participation on the varsity basketball team. Dan Bramall was awarded the Eric Hoff memorial for his excellent track record. Established after Miss Lorraine Bowman, an East High vocal teacher, was killed in a 1969 automobile accident, the Lorraine Bowman Memorial Scholarship is a two hundred dollar cash award to the outstanding vocal student. This year, Melou Stewart was selected for the award. Tao Kwan-Gett was selected this year for the Baush-Lomb award, a science award which automatically qualifies the recipient to apply for one of the five University of Rochester Scholarships. Missing Tao Sheng Kwan Gett Bausch Lomb Award SOCIETY Tutoring can be a very rewarding experience for both the one being tutored and the tutor. You may not think you know enough to help these students. What you don't realize is that sometimes only a little help is needed. I was quite anxious myself at the beginn- ing, but when l realized how much I learned from tutoring a Vietnamese girl named Phan, the anxieties disappeared. Helping Phan with her geometry helped refresh my memory for tests such as the ACT, the SAT, and the Achievement Tests. Because she has a difficult time undertanding English yet is very in- telligent, l can sometimes explain only a few words to her and she understands her textbooksf' ow 1 Mark Hollstein Miriam Harper Kristen Gygi Scott Mayeda Row 2 lanene Monson, Jennie Wright, lulie Syndegaard Tammy Kelly Mary Griffin Row 3 Laura McFarlane Katherine Evans, Carol Coombs, beka Coates Lrnda Getting Steven Crosses Row 4 Keb Brady Val Vankeizerawaard, Ann Reese, james Carol Coombs Nebeker Mark Hardy Mike Snyder Row 5 Mrs Tsagaris Ms Whipps leffKurrus, Sandy Lee, Tao Senior NAH.S4InduCtiOn,1981 Kwan-Gett S 92 GRGANIZATIGNS EASTCDNIA STAFF 82' The 1982 Eastonia staff, without a doubt possessed many diverse qualities. Yet each unique idea added to our pot pourri of pages and with our theme in mind, we took deadlines, camera failures and missing persons in stride! Attempting to produce a unique picture of 1982, Christi, our 'fearless leader , led the staff through a mass of confused organizations to the completed project, which we hope will be a lasting preservation of a memorable 1982 year at EAST! HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER KORI THE PHOTOGRAHERS .mx , ia. ASSITANT XAN AND EDE JFS SECTION EDITORS I I BUSINESS Tammy. COPY AND LITERARY INN, R1: Ianet Hall, Corrie Brennan, Xan Clemmer, Katy Roth, R 2: Sean Christensen, loel McKee, Mike Stanley, Steve Siegel, Cathy Chan, Mike Wise. R 3: Cambis Farahmandi, Suzanne Davies, Amy Churchill, Christi Terry, Cynde Smith, Kori Clemmer. Missing: Mark Asper ftaking picturej Maria Brennen, Nancey Siegel, Eden lnoway, lose Lizano, Holly Welcher, Rosemary Reeve, Tammy Keith. LEUPARD The Leopard has a tradition of excellence in accurately covering and reporting the news. This years staff, by their involvement in school activities and outside sources, kept the student body informed. Co-Editors Miriam Harper and Erin McShane, Sports Editor Dave Crowder, Business Manager loe Cheever, and Photographer Mark Hols- tein, put in many hours of hard work to come up with a newspaper in final form. However, the staff credits much of this success to their printer, Dale, and to Sponsor Mary Stevens. 'Q Mary Stevens Advisor Erin McShane - Co-Editor Dave Crowder - Sports Editor PENCILINGS Pencilings is the product of the efforts of many people, including the work of its industrious staff, the talented writers and artists who contribute to the magazine, and the graphics personnel who print it up, combining all of the ideas into a single reality. By working with Pencilings, one learns for at least learns what it's like to try to learnl the meanings of the words creativity, energy, and financial capability. The magazine is positive proof that the only prerequisite for an excellent publication is a group of people who are willing to devote some of their time and talent. Pencilings remains indebted to all of those who have contributed to its crea- tion, and is especially thankful for the support and guidance of Mr. lack Christensen and the faculty and ad- ministration at East. F M --4 W, A .. A , M.,,g,s4 'i SR Dorothy Monson - Sponsor and Ann Reese - Editor LEOPARDS PAW This years Leopards Paw staff suc- cessfully produced the most current and accurate directory-handbook East had ever had. The staff, for instance, spent long hours correcting the student address and phone number records to insure accuracy. This however, was not the only factor that contributed to the staffs success, for each page was carefully typed into a computer, printed page by page and then checked again for erros. The staff also edited certain sections, cutting out some of the un- necessary pages. Though it was frighting to produce and print a direc- tory so differently, the staff never- theless, forged ahead and produced an excellent directory. Ann Reese Editor From left to right: Mary Griffin, Ann Reese, Dianne Beverley, Ann lorgensen, Shawn Maxfield. l , i COMMUNICATIONS This years T.V. Communications Staff, under the direction of Floren Neilson, created a school news program that was interesting and credible. The an- chor team, camera team, and Mr. Hurd Urry - Technical Director, worked long hours in the studio taping the EASTV News Program while the writing staff and Floren Neilson worked behind the scenes in preparing the show for production. 553180 'Nurs' l 4 Ns. is K Row one: David Bell, Susan Rhodes, Lane Rozess, Breanna Baker. Row two: David Smart, Mike Hine, Brad Olsen Liza Anne Apllegate - Music Director MADRIGALS Anne Applegate has certainly made positive contributions to the schools vocal talents. Her standards, as well as the students in A'cappella and Madrigals, called for the highest level of performance which was apparent in their outstanding productions. Since they both are auditioned classes, the talent was of superior quality, and everyone came in with a positive at- titude and the desire to be involved. With their repertoire of close to 100 dif- ferent types of musical literature, they performed for over 5000 people. However, they feel their major ac- complishment was getting everybody to class on time. 1 1: Carol Coombs, DeAnne Coles, Becky Coates, Rebecca Coates, lenner Wright, lanene Monson, Kathy Wollstein, Melou Stewart, Dianna Kilbourn, Val Laiserswaard, Laura Maclarlane, Anne Reese. Row 2: Steve Fisher, Mark Hollstein, Russ Platt, Paul Newey, jamie Brook, David Simmons, Chuck Knowles, David imiller, Richard Seegimiller, leff Richards, Dan Bramall, Shawn Maxfield. A'CAPPELLA Ame Applegate Chudc Knowles Ann Music Director President Wce Pr Row 1: Natalie Workman, Teresa Giles, Luanne Dick, lennifer Peters, Lisa Hanna, jeff Richards, Steven Holding, Russ Platt, Glen Tolman. Row 2: Tamara Kelly, Naylor, Carol Coombs, Ann Reese, Pam lones, Marcus Rood, Rich Seegimiller, Gary Baker, lohn Bates, Row 3: Becky Goates, Susan Doebbeling, Bebecca Co Mirianne jones, Liz Poulman, David Simmons, Shawn Maxfield, Robert Sciammarella, Scott Terry, Row 4: Lisa Widlund, Anne lorgensen, Melou Stewart, April nard, Jenny Wright, Liza Rose, Dave Seegimiller, Gary Ruesch, Steve Fisher, lames Nebeker, Glen Seninger, Not pictured: Michele Butler, Mark Didier, Monique pain, Cambis Farahamandi, Amanda Griffin, Shannon Hanks, Alyssa Hickman, Mike Layton, Laura McFarl '.k' t S zzqq 2 .., f 'V 1 .1,.. . . 5 I i S ge, egg Tamara Kelly Des Barker Becky Goats Secetary Social Chairman Historian ow 1: Chuck Knowles, Tom Tang, Des Barker, lane Collipriest, Val Van Keizerswaard, Deanne Coles, lane Callister. Row 2: Mike Layton, Dan Bramall, Paul Newey, ick Thomas, lanene Monson, lulie Madson, Hellen Vrontikis, lenny Wolfe, Mary Griffin, Row 3: jamie Brooks, Troy Rohivit, Stan Kimball, Conrad lensen, Amy Hatch 'enna Baker, Ann Maxwell, Carol Whitney, Diana Kilbourn. Row 4: Scott Spiut, Murry Clark, lohn Craig, Todd McMaster, Mark Hollstein, Miriam Harper, Kathy Jullstein, Paula Sontag, Lori Wilde, Laura Aaron. SYMPHONY DRCHESTRA T The Symphony Orchestra experienced an exciting year under their new director, Mr. Raino. This year they were one of the strongest competitors in Region and State. Much of their success is due to an excellent variety of talented soloists like Daniel Gainsford, a cellist who was chosen to be one of the eight soloists to perform with the Utah Symphony. Tussie King on flute, and a string quartet composed of Rebecca Coates, Shannon Hanks, lanene Monson, and Audrey Terry, also contributed greatly to their success. PfGSid0F lanene Monso Seated: , - - f , , , aure ue , Beck B dt Mary Eager. 2nd row: Xan Clemmer, Richard Thomas, Sara Mason, Tamera Kelly, Tricia Jensen, lone Young. 3rd row: Greg Tudor, Paul Hurst, Spencer Kirrllballlljfftn drew Namanny, Susan Dalgliesh, Cecily Woodard, Marcus Rood Elisa Berger, Heather Payne, Gina Armstrong, Debby Adair 1st row standing' lohn Olsen Liz Poelman lill Buchanan Alicon Dodd L I K hl 209' mfggyfff' Shannon Hanks Laurel Kuehl Melou Stewart Vice President Secretary Treasurer ie Anderson, Mary Kay Greene, Michael Shore, Chris Pappas. 1st row standing' Barbara Gibb Lisa Jorgensen Rebecca Coates Liz Boyden Megan Mor an, A f f , , g tig, Liz Middleton, Teresa Giles, 2nd row: Audrey Terry, Tussy King, lulie Sloan, Pam Wimmer, Romy Taylor, Katherine Kennedy, Marianne lones. 3rd row: 'is, lanene Monson, Laura Mueller, Lisa Beier, Shannon Hanks, Susan Baxter. l SYMPHGNIC BAND The symphonic, concert and jazz bands were strong areas of talent this year at East. Directed by the new music teacher, Mr. Raino, they proved their talents in many performances. Playing in Symphony Hall for the U.E.A. convention and participating in the All City Band and the Ensemble Music Festival held at Davis They're probable best known around school for their concerts and successes in other productions and especially for their en- E thusiastic support at games. I Mr. Ray Raino - Music Ti 3 Row 1: lulie lensen, Cindy Day, Brenda Bergerson, Wendy Maurer, Pam Thomas, Todd Buchanan, Darrin Newland, Evan Smith, lay Wimmer. Row 2: lennefer Fr Pam Schuller, Susan Coller, Sheila Safarian, Anne Rice, Cedric Salvesmaki, Lynwood Dyke, Reid Monson, Markus Luty, Tracey Ruesch, Mike Shore, George Stromq Ron Kresser, lonathon Bridges. Row 3: Emily Winters, Kristen Gigi, Shawn Oliver, Danny Marlinez, Brian Gochnour, Sterling Erickson, Kevin Hassett, Craig Hatsis. 4: Peter Mauerhan, Eric Thompson. High were some of their more prestigious accomplishments. CONCERT BAND ii t 5 K 'H w 1: Anh Tan, Holly Allen, Vicki Dalgliesh, Patty Murrphy, Scott Rees, Randy Fox, jeff Day. Row 2: Laura Platt, Becky Hodges, Seth Hodges, Cameron Carpenter, f Rice, Richard Lee, Chris Camberlango, Travis Gurr, limmy Guerts, Rick Macdonald. Row 3: Aunie Curtis, Miles Stewart, Cetric Kalvesmak, Brendon Welsh, lim Ball, znt Larsen. IAZZ BAN 1: Laurie Grose, Chase Tessman, Marcus Luty, Tao Sheng Gawn-Gett, Mike Shore, Eric MacDonald. Row 2: Kerry Baum, Chris Woodhead, lohn Kelly, Mike on, Allen Bowen, Chip Tompson, Greg Tudor, Mark Alvord, Chris Luty, Rick Mathason, Row 3: Mark Alvord, Craig Overmeyer, Jeanne Wong. DANCE CGMPAN The Dance Company is a special program for students identified through audition as being gifted in dance. Students have the opportuni- ty to study dance, to choreograph, perform and share dance and learning experiences with each other, with guest artists, with members of the East High community and people throughout the city, state, and this year, the nation. Connie lo Hepworth Lisa Han Artistic Director Preside Armstrong, Gina Beers, Natalie Beier, Usa Bennett, Geoffrey Clark, Laurette Clayton, Kitty Cutler, Lisa Deem, Karen Duran, Tiffany Evans, Kathrine ff . git: ' C ftf G ,..i t t - Flynn, Siobhan Flynn, Tim Gibson, Susan Gillette, jennifer Green, Mary Kay Gurr, Stacey Gustin, julie Hanna, Lisa Hickman, Alyssa lenkins, lulie as X... , sg X K 123556 'gl S4 it . X wk kwa ta lf.. N. X , X? 5 t F l- , sis April Kennard Wce President Kitty Clayton Secretary ,, E,. it H ., .li 1 if , x i f E.t L Si lvl' Diane Kilbourn Historian Keith, Tammy Kennard, April Kilbourn, Diane Lee, Erin Lee, Keri Lee, Sandy Linsey, Kathy Mackey, Trici Manuel, Susan Namanny, Andrew Nelson, Marjorie O'Neil, Gayanne Riddle, Nanette Ririe, Melinda Schumann, Stacie Stewart, Shannon Stowe, Martine Walker, Nina Wright, Jenny Young, loni STAGE CREW Behind the success of East High Productions: the assemblies, concerts, plays, musicals, pep rallies, and even games, are those that we don't often see. ln the field house, the auditorium, and the football field, the stage crew works sound, lighting, stage facilities, set pieces, curtains, and all the other details that are generally taken for granted. Those who have been involved in school performances have seen the hours the stage crew puts in in making the production a success, and know what a privilege it is to have such a great stage crew behind them. Row one: jonathan Kralik, Dan Donner, Stephen Russell, Rozanne Millett, Scott Terry. Row two: Mr. Hyer, Richard Blake, Danny Dedman, leremy Heiner ETC 'lWhat's ETC? One may ask. Well, the East Theatrical Club is an insane bunch of Shakespeare groupies, who provide in- valuable service by ushering, taking tickets, passing out pro- grams, and helping the stage crew. As well as studying the dramatic arts this local group of thespians offer a dramatic contrast. iw one: Sibohaun Flynn, Holly Vestal, Laura Shafer, Cathy Chan. Row two: 1 Robinson, Amy Wilbrand, Tim Flynn, Lisa Oliveria. Row three: Geoff Ben- tt, Alyssa Hickman, Mark Perry, Tiffany Stockdale, Minnie Mouse. K rl 2' if was Sibohaun Flynn, President Geoff Bennett, Secretary Holly Vestall, Historian E.H.A.G. Susie Chafi second vice, Laura Aaron first Vice, Lori Wilde President, Lori Wodsey third vice, Heidi Hollberg fourth vice we is-it WW G. R. Badger fourth vice, lon Taylor President, Matt Cummings second vice, Mark Hanna third vice, Gary Reusch first vice. i 2 f sf si A L V Scott Mayeda President Steve Holding Vice President M., jan jepsen janet Cope Secretary Treasurer SENATE This year, the senate took a new ourlook on what its job was. Instead of being a fundraising body, the senate devoted most of their time to become a communiative body. They tried to keep the students informed of school events, and took com- plaints and suggestions from the students to the Board of Control. 1: Dave Peterson, Cameron Harnovar, john Cloud, Cambis Faramundi, AAron Straight. Row 2: john Lindsay, Limb McShane, Xan Clemmer, Amanda Phanke, e Beers, Lisa Wolsey. Martin Keutal, Mandy Laveson. Row 3: Steve Holding, Scott Mayeda, janet Cope, jan jepsen. KEY CLUB The Key Club started off the year by sponsoring a hike-bike for the mentally retarded. Other activities they have sponsored are: 70's day, Sub-for Santa and a Key Club week. The Key Club ended a very successful year by being the host club to the Intermountain District Convention. Though membership has been open to girls before, this year was unique because several new active female members joined, breaking the male dominated club. f'i JZp Wm , , fi l , v X' i Q . Y x 'ra , T ili l il, ' f , 'tw ' . t 'v.Tii, , f 2722 'iiltiii . ' Ben Wilgon Scott Mayei Prggident Vice Preside Tao Kwan-Gett Secretary i, Dave Slo Treasure Row 1: Kenyon lolbey, Brian Coles, Dave Sloan, Ben Wilson, lvlike Snyder lim Coombs, Sam Schmid. Row 2: Elise Lindberg, Gary Ruesch, Keb Brady, Des Barder, leff Richards, Carol Coombs, Mike Benson, Scott Trussel. Row 3: Scott Mayeda, Miriam Harper SENIGR DEBS ms. it .. ,,, gy , : ' Sen g , NL eg Mrs. Graham, lulie Bridge, lodi Eiler, Val Van Keizersward, R 2: Mary Stevens, Allison Spencer, lan Smith, Cathy Condas. R 3: lulie lenkins, Nanette Riddle, Peri Murphy, Murry Clark, lulie SCPHOMORE BABES rw: Leesa Lake, Tiffany Duran, lulie McMahan, Katie Anderson, Meg Stuart, Laurene Delacurz, Tammy White, Sara Mason, Georgette Leventis, Kimberly Bryner, Natalie Barg, Denise rd, Denny Shelledy, Melissa Delaney, Amanda Pahnke, Rachelle Beck, Trisha lensen. 2nd Row: Rosalie Rice, Connie Shriber, Sara Kimball, Suzy Bowlden, Corrie Brennan, lennifer Petty, rger, Natalie Riddle, Shauna Anderson, Zannie Gustin, Ellie Kurrus, Alisyn Young, lulie Marsden, Lisa Woolsey, Liz Ripley. 3rd Row: Heather Payne, Marie Harker, Hollie Cameron, y Walkington, Andrea Watkins, Hillary Hoxie, Laura Lazarus, Ann Becker, Randi Anderson, lill Wirthin, Susan DeVries, Susan Dalgliesh, Wendy Bayles, Stephanie Ginau, Greta Van Dyke, Smith, Ann Rice, Susan Assenburg, Mary Eager, Angela Stevens, Kris Zenger, Caroline Farr, Laurelle Clark, Kris Nordstom, Tracy lohnson, 4th Row: Erin McGrath, Lani Eggertson, Mandi on, Rebecca Rice, Ginny Blackenner, Christine Otto, Debi Adair, Becky Poelman, lami Fry, Tobyn Anderson, Alison Cooley, Gina Armstrong, Sarah lacobsen, Natalie Beers, Diana Dodd, Voolsey, Martine Stowe, Mary Allen, Trisha lohnson, Marie Murma, Lori Brown, Jw: Vassie Georges, Michelle Kennard SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to promote and encourage an interest in science by providing members with a broad scope of stimulating activities in a variety of scientific disciplines. Current research and new developments in a myriad of scientific fields are presented by experts in scientific conferences, illustrated lectures, or in field trips to laboratories, industries, and research facilities. These experiences often pro- vide contacts which lead to scholarships and career opportunities Each May, the club has a 'Super Trip to visit national parks and other places of interest in Utah and the surrounding states. In the past several years club members have visited 8 national parks and 6 national monuments in 7 states. Derek Goldstein Douglas Dyreng Heather Payne President gg, Vice Pres. Secretary '72 , FE-J A aefllf fi ,J fff 'Will 4: i , S' 'X Ivan Dyreng Soonsor 4 at HZ' W ,V ry! slll W Gary Baker Historian lerry Milne Sponsor , A 1 lohn Lindsay Historian Science Club Row Doug Dyreng, lim Dunn, lohn Lindsay, Gary Baker, Heather Payne, Derick Goldstein, Andre Baksh, lohn Oestreich, Row 2: jason Zimmerman, Troy Rahovit lim Miller, Luanne Dick, lohn Kralik, April Barber, Laura Lazarus. Row 3' lose Lizano, lill Calkin, Mei-Lin Kwan-Gett, Cathrine Poleman. Row 4: Stirling Erickson, Melane Hardy, Pam Schuller, Richard Straight, julie Cloward, Shei-fin Chang, Row S: Craig Hatsis, Cassie Hardy, Susy Ward, Michelle Butler, Mandy Laveson, Cathy Peterson Row 6: Melvyn Frost, Michelle Hardy, Russell Daines, Leonard Wells, john Kamarath, Sheils Soforian, Mary Griffin, Top and down: Mr. Dyreng, Mr. Milne, Matt lim Shipp, Nathan Cummings, Cori Brennan, lulie Ann Catmull, Ann Penman. 've Gasser, Shannon White, Glen Senninger rk Linebaugh, Glen Senninger, Shannon White, Steven Gasser, Mark Hardy 1: Martin Keutel, lon Kamerath, Row 2: Yuri Bogslavsky, Ben, john Cook, Row 3: john Oestrich, Steve Reed Truitt, jennifer Choules, Paul Hurst SLAM DUNK SPORTSMEN OF EAST CHESS GERMAN ll Row 1: Todd Berlin, Kon McGee, jennifer Miller, Karen Brunvand. Row 2: Bill Dunford, Mina Kang, Kris Chapman, Mei Lin Kwan-Gert, Russell Finlayson, lohn Lindsey, Greg Todor, lohn Oestreich. Row 3: Caroline Farr, Paul Oestreich, Jeanie Wang, Nancy Donner, Ruth Andersen, Tim Pruess, Brad Smith. Row 4: Holly Welcher, Kathy Roth, Jill Wirthlin, Thomas Otto, Greg Taylor. Row 5: Gary Baker, jason Zimmerman, Troy Rohovit, Derek Hollstein, Martin Keutel, lon Kraelik, Brenan Welsh, Petr larata, Chad Kendell, Gordon Peery. Row 6: Ben Wilson, D.L. Smith, Suzanne Sloan, Cathy Peterson, Verginia Petty, Becky Hodges, Carolyn Pahl, lose, Not Pictured: Brent Whisnant, Till, Nathan Barnes, Rosenberger, Mark Hanna FRENCH Row 1: Heather Payne, Debby Adair, Georgette Leventis, Helen Chamberlin Row 2: Rebekah Coates, Kathryn Wullstein, Tanya Lubomudrov Row 3: Aaron Straight, Alice Chaberlin, To Matheson, Keb Brady Row 4: Susan Alderman, Stewart Loh, Kennion lolley Row 5: Robert Perry, Rosina Moench, Patti Brundle SPANISH :Jw 1, Natalie Bang, leremy Heiner, Amanda Pahnke, james Coombs, Kerry Baum. Row 2, Susan DeVries, Shauna Anderson, Barbara Gander, Peggy Bryner, Ana Navarrette, Row 3: Paul askin, Michelle larman, Lisa Shafer, Amy Wilbrand. Row 4: lames Erickson, lohn Pingree, Liz Boyden, Alejandra Rojo. Row 5 Alan Dull, Ed Peterson, Brian Hartman, Missing: Tonya Ball, Becky 'andt, David Dull. AMERICAN FGREIG EXCHA GE 15 lose Lizanolflosta Rical, Siobahan Flynn, Tammy Keith, Melissa May, Amy lohnson, Row 2 g Katy Roth, Alyssa Hickman, Liza Rose, Cathy Peterson, Eden lnoway, Row 35 Peter fSwitzerlandJ, Ethan Fisher, Steve Dart, Nathan Nebeker, Linda Gettig, Lisa Beier, Steve Margetts tAdvisorl FORENSICS The forensics teams went through a major change this past year, with two new coaches. lt appeared to take a lot of adjusting, yet the squad carried on their winning tradition, with outstanding varsity teams and many talented individual speakers. The topic for the debaters, 'Resolve that the federal government should establish minimum education standards for elementary and secondary schools, provided an interesting and controversial topic, appropriate for our changing society when educa- tion is being examined so critically. ln February the teams made a memorable squad trip to Tempe, Arizona to compete at Temp's annual tournament and concluded the year with a debate banquet with the traditional slide show and lllast will and testa- ment given by the varsity members. Row 1: Coach jackson, Steve Holding, Mir-Mir Harper, jeff Kurrus, lohn Bates Row 2: Eden Inoway, Steve Dart, Hannah Horsley, Ethen Fisher, Martin Keutel l u Row 1: Lavern jackson Row 2: lohn Bates, left Kurr Row 3: Steve Holding, Miriam Harper Row 4: Eden I oway, Mark Hollstein Top: Martin Keutel Row 1: lan lepsen, Russ Finlyson, Carol Coombs, Lavern tCoachJ jackson Row 2: lill Wirthlin, Mark Hollstein, Sara 1: Kathy Wullstein, Felicia Olivera, Carol Coombs, Ethan Fisher, Mike Snyder, Mark Hollstein, Mike Wise, Lavern son Row 2: Eden Inoway, Hannah Horsley, Steve Dart, Yuri Boguslabusky, lim Coombs, Martin Keutel Row 3: Christine Jman, Brent Whisenant, Nacy Donner Row 4: Erin McGrath, Mei-Lin Kwan-Gett, Susan Alderman, Ced Kalvesmacki, lim leby, lill Wirthlin, Brad Merrill Row 5: Steve Holding, john Bates, Miriam Harper, leff Kurrus, Mindy Bird, Chance fucnn :mann-pq Row 1: Mandy Laveson, Cathy Peterson, Brad Merrill, lill Wirthlin, lim Magledby, Sam Schmidt, Winston Inoway, Row 2: Heather Payne, Nancy Donner, lim Coombs, john Lindsey Row 3: Christine Chapman, Mei-Lin Kwan-Gett, Lisa Olivera, Susan Alderman, Tom Tokunage, Yuri Boguslabuskey, Chance Thomason Row 4: Kelli Polychronis, Erin McGrath, Mindy Bird, Darrin Parker, Cedric Kalvesmaki, Art Eggertson Row 5: Stewart Stansbury Row 6: Abbas Razaghi, Chad Kendall, Ahamal Razaghi, Mark Hanna, Steven Loosli, Daddie Roes, Brent Whisenant Side: Lavern jackson Front: Mike Wise lself ap pointed mascotl ROTC RIFLE TEAM In the 1981-82 school year, the East High Rifle Team competed in several an- nual matches. ln january and February the nine week postal match was fired. The Silver State Invitational Rifle Match was in March. Finally, in April, the junior Gallery was held. Our Rifle Team placed number one in the past years and con- tinued their tradition of excellence throughout this year as well. DRILL TEAM Our Drill Team has, in the past, en- joyed bringing home championship trophies from within the state and Reno, Nevada. Each year they earn their own way to and from these meets and rarely come home disappointed. This year they hope to once again earn cham- pionship trophies. X in ' t ,S 5 ' X W as A . E E 5... i ' 'N R Stan ki S t. h K' b g lo n lr Y Battalion Commander 1:1 , ' ii? , imffs tgf 1 ,... - ., Nkklx . hx a Andrea Harrop David Phillips S-2 S-4 Amanda Grif it it , 3 l it S 'bf' Martin Executive fa Front Row: Trudy Rasmussen, Greg Tudor, Bryan Nagaya, Richard Swart Back Row: Gerald Frederick, james Logie, Mike Front Row: Kathy Patrick, Sandra Ferrante, lulie Ansted, Dara Allen Back Row: Sheri lakeman, Bonne Grijjin, Tina Madrid, Knigge, Sandy Teuscher, Amanda David Phillips, Stan Oki, Martin w 1: Brad Smith, Mark Hardy, Glen Sinninger, Steve Gasser, Tomo Kodama, Row 2: Nathan Cummings, ?, julie - ahan, Ben Ball, john Pingree, Ed Peterson, Row 31 Sue De Vries, Susan Assenberg, Amanda Pahnke, Shauna Anderson, ul Dalgleish, Row 4: Valerie Vankaiserswaard, Paul Newey, Steve Holding, jeff Kurrus, Mina Kang, Heather Payne, Row 5: is Zenger, Kristine Nordstrom, Randi Anderson, Georgette Leventis, Andrea Watkins, Holly Welcher, Row 6: Keb Brady, tt Mayeda, Ann Becker, Vassie Georgas, Kay Robinson vv 1: Tiffany Scott, Eden Inoway, Mandy Laveson, janene Christensen, Andrea Smith Row 2: Carol Coombs Tao Kwan- tt, Holly Welcher, Steve Holding, jeff Kurrus, Laura Lazarus, Steve Lemmon, Cynde Smith, Matin Keutal, Heather Payne, 'iam Harper Siobhan Flynn, Bred Bennett, Anne Maxwell, Lis Hanna ALUMS GE 409 SISTER CITIES ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE EAST LITERARY SQCIETY r Row 1: Winston lnoway, lim Maylebv, Ben Wilson Row 2: Scott Mayeda, lill Wirthlin, Carol Coombs, Miriam Harper, lenny Wright, Des Barker, leff Richards, Mike Snyder SKI CLUB ROW 13 Lisa Ollffefaf l0hn Lindsey, julie Lunt, jenny Wright, Melou Stuart, leanny Wang, Natalie Bang, Tracy lohnson Row 2: K.l. Larsen, Laurelle Clark, Lane Rogers, lohn Cloud, Eric Wil Greg ludor, Hilary ljloxie, Kristine Nordstrom, Liz Ripley Row 3: Tom Tang, Mike Layton, Chris Miles, james Harris, Dan Frankel, George Strompuist, Lorin Nelson, Zane Alacano, Na Oskoui, Daren Not Pictured: Nancy Donner, Mike Barton, Mandy Laveson, Kathy Peterson, Chase Tessman, Brandon Welsh, Christoph Luty, lohn Chapman, Laura Lazarus, Genny Blachk Shawn Lima, Mark Curtz, Alyson Roberson, Kellie Messner, lose Cizano, Cedric Kalvesmaki, Maria Anguera . Q ik' xr 7 , s' at 3' I R 1: Ieff MacFarlane, Ieff Mehe, Chrissie Warnas, Meg Stuart, Alaina Lowry, Steve Segel I M Lisa Young, Tracy Staples, Sonya Brinkerhoff, Lily Mcollough, Stacy Kightlinger. R 2: Mrs. Crahm, Caro To jan, Alec olds, Arnie Mehre, Doug Styler, Iason Burton, Ieff Madrid, R 3: Mark Jensen, Iodi Eiler, Virginia Petty, DeIIa Dixon, ald Keonig. R 4: Dave Hards, Ken Dunn, Vassey Georges, Drana Dodd, Cathrine Grant, Iill Buchanan, R 5: Keb Brady, Gatherum, Cary Carlson, Scott Schoffield, Shannon Stewart, Iohn Topjon, Dela Peos, Cary Reush, William Erickson, ny Shelledy, Nancy Siegal. II , Sen, David Dull - Sen., Peter Auderset - Sen., Steve Olsen - Soph., Michelle Wray - Freshi, Stacey Soph,, Steve Lemmon - Se., Lisa Loyd - Soph. VOCATIO AL I DUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA DISTIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA LOST SHEEP'S CLUB ILATE STUDENTSI 126 ATHLETICS is .... L. .- . .. - 55?-R5:i?:i1i:E5f4. 4l'f1Z55i3?5Rk: gf Ms. X i s s ' ii' A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A 'Let's Go Big Red! The rallying cry was heard often as Matt and his gang of enthusiastic cheerleaders ignited our spirit at ' pep rallies and garnes. Whenever l'Those East High Leopards Fell in Line, this tireless group was there to help us build pride and nCet a Little Bit Rowdy. ef ,. is 'H Kathy Lindsy, Matt Sprunt Melinda Ririe, Russ Platt Rich Seegmiller julie Gustin, Mike Bland Kathrine Evand, Richard Smith ff Z Q SGNGLEADERS The Pep Band plays llOn East High School, and on the floor there is a blur of activity as our Songleaders do their part in building school spirit and uniting support for the team. hui Pam jones, Nanette Riddle, lane Collipriest, Teresa Giles, Tamara Kersey, Amy Hatch 53m IV CHEERLEADERS Stefanie Finau, Kym Brynner, jamie Fry FRESHMENXSOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Tina Trujillo, Bottom: Candice Denny, Nalisa Riddle E PEP CLUB Enthusiasm and spirit were certainly traits carried by Pep club 81-82. They not only cheered their loudest, but they showed their pride in East by marching for half time shows, as well. Whether cheering, marching, or decorat Pep club proved that ' spirit and enthusiasm were contageous! They led us all to cheer. Mary Summerh President Secret S , 1... J fi XX Sara Owens Holly Hugl Vice President Treasu Q 5 K , 7 ,Q ' 3 5 I 4 A ' C I l 3 LW ,W , 4 I Q, ' . ' E4 ' '14 ' J V I 4 I I Q VV Pl 0 I 4 E I A 2 ss Row 1: Brenda .Bergson, janet Cope, Liz Boyden, Pam Wimmer, Dianne Henderson, Laura Farnsworth, Michelle Anderson Row 2: Mary Summerhays, Maren Warnas, Sue Gibson, Mary Kay Green, Kim Koyna, is, Marilee Coles, Row 3: Shannon Stewart, Alison Barlow, Megan Morgan, Lisa Cutler, Ann Stevens, Sue Anderson, Raybold, Emily Winters, lennifer Gillete ...ample 44? Q Z W Sue Bybee Allison Barlow Marilee Coles Jana Bishop Historian Social Chairman Cummunication Chairman Marching Mistress as .S 5 ,r,r. yyy J , A S , 'r fl- Eff V Missing: Christi Young, Sponsor, Mary Kay Greene Hand Drill ' . Mistress law Michelle Anderson Sue Gibson Pam Wimmer hairman Hand Drill ' M Mistress arching Mistress I A ,, as O 6 Q 1 My 4' - 3 , , 5 Www' f f- ,M 'P 5 , f' t 4 I If ' f I all 1- .S r- I i f Q' i 1 I V 4 4 f , is Q V ,, ' NW-M 4 Row 1' Stacie Schumann, Sara Owens, jenny Wilson, Sue Wooley, Holly Hughes, Susan Bybee, lill Calkin Row 2: Stacey Gurr, Karen Deam, Mandi Cullis, Marjorie Nelson, Barbara Gander, Mary Hosford, Ian Donelson Row 3: lana Bishop, Jenny Hanks, Hannah Horsley, Trici Mackey, Vicky Gettig, Leigh, Osti, Mary Cook, Kisa Shafer, Mary lane Spencer agent BOYS' AND GIRLS' TENNIS The East High Boys Tennis Team made a strong bid for Region and state honors this year. Returning from last year, the 2nd place team at state, were Brian Bagley, Brett Palmer, Frank Creer, Brad Randall, Scott Mayeda and leff Kur- rus, who continued their excellent performances. Tommy Walker and Travis Curr made promising showings for the future successes of the team. The East High Girls' Tennis Team kept its winning record this year by taking first place in Region ll and second place in the state competition. Contributing much to their success was the no. 1 player on the Leopard team, Senior Liz Mid- dleton. ln October, Lisa Bagley, a freshman, took 1st place at the state tourna- ment in No. 3 singles. To add more to this prestige, the doubles team, Becky johnson and Shannon Mullins, went undefeated in the No. 2 doubles, position. nie Fry, Lida Gear, Alyson Eyre, Stephanie Valentine, Lisa Bagley, Shannon Mullins, Sara Owens, Sue Wooley, Liz Midleton, Coach Lee Hammel SQ? r QQ Hill Is L5xW i 1: Coach Lee Hamel, Brayan Bagley, Scott Mayeda, jeff Kurrus, Row 2: Brad Randall, Frank Creer, Robert Gardner With their most spectacular Fall pre-season in many years, the varsity soccer team proved their superioroty early in the year. Under the leadership of Mike McCormick, the new coach, their talents were developed for the season games. R 1: Todd Lindsey, Craig Petri, Richard Glaser, Kenny Devries, lohn Topdjian, Duncan Oswald, Sin Tang, Kenny Lawson. R 2: Charlie Hoppenstead, Peter Auderset, Evan Smith, Steve Dart, Russ Finlyson, Ethan Fisher, Andy Brewer, Coach, Mike McCormick. E VARSITY SOCCER 1 . Xv g iii: lV SOCCER With the growing popularity of this sport in the past few years, the players are joining the teams with more experience and in greater numbers. Our team had over 70 players and in- cluded some very talented, promising freshman, who hope to strenghen this sport for their coming years in East High School. v 1: Sam lones Row 2: Steve Helmes, Sam Schmid, lohn Morres fnays Boydenj lohn Farrince, Kenner tSkipl Lott, Brad Lindsey, lohn Bridges Row 3: lim Magleby, 1 Smith, Stuart Loh fglassesj, Mark Perry, Rick McKay, Kavid Bagley, Peli' QQJ, Nathan Nebeker, Not pictured Thrasher CROSS COUNTRY The Boys' Cross Country team had a disappointing season this year, Senior Richard Seegmiller had a great year finishing with sixth place in the state meet. The rest of the team was very young with only one other senior of the team. Led by Senior Laurel Kuehl, the Girls' Cross Country team qualified for state and placed seventh overall. The team was young this year with four of the top six being underclassmen. Laurel had an outstanding year placing in the top ten in every major invitational and finishing seventh in state. SCORES: East 19 Woods Cross 44 East 29 Davis 23 East 22 Viewmont 33 East 30 Highland NS East 29 Bountiful 27 Low Score Wins Region Meet East 3rd State Meet East 7th Row 1: Courtney Peel, Tammy White, Laurel Kuehl, Cecily Woodard Row 2: Coach Ben Stovvell, Corrie Brennan Alesia Heines Katie Anderson Suzette Butler Sh non Young, Chris Terry w 1: Coach Stowell, Greg Tayler, Richard Seegimiller, Kiel Smith, Row 2: Shane Herron, David Smart, Paul Dunn, Scott Terry 3-,vin-A m. Row 1 Troy Rohovit Sean Haran Burton Yuen Ken Swalbert Terry Omura David Gabler Dan Draper Mark Scott Row 2 Coach Stowell Rich Slok Brad Merrill Paul Harper Cunts jones, joe Hgatt, Abbas Razaghi, Trevor Smith, Matt Robinson J, Q--.ogy YK VARSITY WRESTLING The wrestling team this year has its ups and downs. But thanks to certain varsity wrestlers the team had a pretty good year. The team worked very hard after school running their stairs and do- ing their push-ups and thanks to coach Vesterfelt, all had the time of their lives. Row 1: Coach Vesterfelt, Abias Razagi, Amad Razagi, Roger Begay, Mike Stanley, Eric Thompson, Rocky Taylor Row 2: Robbie Gregwar, Ion Kamarath, lohn Taylor, IEITY Gerts, Mike Farr, Kave Peterson IV WRESTLI G N 1: Tfoy Ernish, Don Candoloria, Eric Robinson, Tracy Certson, Tom Tang, Tim Welcher Row 2: Brian Shade, Chase Tisman, jimmy Gertes, Camaron Hanavor, Jert Hubbard, john Cordalasiver VGLLEYBALL The East High Volleyball 81-82 season was full of accomplishment. The Varsity team reached their goal, winning five regional matches and also qualifying for state under the direction of coach Bowman. Meanwhile, the l.V. team was working hard under the guidance of Kim Buckalew and Greg Woodring, shaping up the freshman! sophomore team. With a total of 27 players on the three teams, there was an outstanding turnout for the freshman class which will be an asset as the team is losing an excellent group of seniors. Starting seniors included Babs Wangsgaard, Debbie Watson, Kobi Gwinn, lanene Monson, Melanie Harker, and Susanne Winslow. They will all be missed. lt was also a thrill for us to play our matches in the new fieldhouse. It gave the team such pride! lt is hoped that through the dedica- tion and determination of the underclassmen, East High will be com- petitive again next year. , ,g.gii g tal 4118 Row 1: Xan Clemmer, Suzanne Winslow, Babs Wangsgaard, Mel Harker, Kobi Gwinn, Row 2: Coach Bowman, Laurie Quinn, Debbi Watson, Paige Preece, lanene Monson tix . s s1ss r 1: Kris, Brenda lakeman, Xan Clemmer, Laurie Quinn, Karin Harman, George Leventis Row 2: Heidi Looser, Cathy Peterson, Kris Knudsen, cy Taylor, Arba Robinson, Coach Bowman ---ul 8. SWIMMING GIRLS East High's girls' swim team had a very successful 1981-82 season. The team worked our 16 to 24 hours a week, requiring much dedication and determination. The team members noted for outstanding performance were: Laura Muller, lonie Young, Shan- non Young, Tracy Daynes, Rhona Chambers, Mary Allen, Laurie Larsen. The captains of our 81-82 team were Laurie Larsen and Shannon Young. W BOYS 'This year was a rebuilding one for the boys swim team says coach Kirstin Swiren. Though the season wasn't a complete success, the coach sees great possibilities for the boys swim team in the future. Outstanding performers of the team included: Eric Nielson, Nelson Moyle, Ros Hogg, and Laree Skidman. The captains of the team were Eric Nielson, and Rick Thomas. ...,u J . GYMNASTICS With the coming of the new gym- nastic season,'Kathy Byers began coaching and the team began stretching and strengthening their talents on the bars, beam, floor, and vault for the up- coming competitions. lennifer Peters, the team captain, showed the tremen- dous strength of the team in Class II competition, placing highly in every meet along with Stacey Stine, Cindy Day, and Debbie Murray. ln Class Ill competition, Tara Curry and Kathy King often took high places in all-around competition. Also, strong in Class Ill were Marjarie Nelson, leanie Wang and Amanda Vestal. ia ig M ggi Q. N la Tl vi 52 ffifl' we Q My to rignt tstandingj: Mayone Nelson, Cindy Day, Carolyn Pahl, Randi Anderson, Karen Smithson, Bobbie Woodworth, lenny Wang, Val Hales, Tara Curry, Amanda al, Mindy Grosser, Stacey Stane, Debbie Murray, jennifer Peters, Captain. Sitting: Dave Phillips, Manager, Paige Hoff, Rob Perry, Manager, not shown: Kathy King, Woodworth BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL With a new coach and a slate of seniors with little experience in varsity play, the 81-82 basketball team couldn't help but enter the season with anxiety. But the men curbed that anxiety with even more determination. Though losing a few early season games by a mere 1 or 2 points, the players and the fans kept up the Leopard spirit, and it was that spirit that kept the team going. With a new defense midseason, Big Red pulled itself up and barely missed making state by 1 game. Even so, the victories we did meet were overwhelming - the drive of the players and the en- thusiasm ofthe crowd met that of any state game. 5T AS S Row 1: Alex larmen, Greg Heywood, Dave Christensen, Bobby Edwards, Craig Burningham. Row 2: Mark Linebaugh, Shannon White, Rich Cook, Glen Seninger Steve Gasser, Murray Clark. Row 3: Coach Palubinskas, Mike Benson, Brad Randall, Reid Monson, Ed McConkie, james Nebeker. Foward is Q 5 Q X I Ti 'i.,-as il F hi' 44 Hiwu EE! X . Dave Christensen Guard 'Y' sivx Q fo C ji' 'S af iwwmNNagLNv' L-,plgx ii . A J- Glen Seninger - 1CaptainJ rF0rYV??EF5 G G W .m.A, ...QQ , sw ,ug S Mi?-x.H3e?i?mfz2i .... :sig ' - is 2' PLLI MST EAST Mark Linebaugh - Rich Cook - fCapt.,.Lnj Steve Gagger Guard Guard Center - Foward BOYS l.V. BASKETBALL If state playoffs were available to juniors, the l.V. Leopards would have grabbed the iii title faster than they can dribble down the floor. This season, the boys were awesome in all aspects of the game: shooting, defense, and most of all, unity. Their brotherhood kept East psyched and there was a hum throughout the halls resonating, l'Wait 'til next year! And we are quietly speculating the overwhelming thought of taking state, because deep down, we know the '83 team can do it! S? .lt S l Row 1: Brad Randall, Ed McConkie, Bobby Edwards, Mike Benson, Craig Burningham Row 2: Greg Heywood, Reid Monson, Eric Hueffner, Alex larman Row 3: Co Eddie Palubin BOYS FRESHMEN-SOPHQMORE BASKETBALL ft 'ki' PM m nf-sm. ' , . :TW 2 W,,, vw 'l. Scott Majors, Chris Burton, Travis Poulsen, Chick Crowell, Stirling Erickson Row 2: Mike White, Greg Taylor, Chris Burbank, Reid Monson, Ben Ball Row 3: Kent Jndon, Ieff Peirce, Wally Edwards, Mike Knowles, lohn West Row 4: Coach Ed Palubinskas, Ed Peterson U ow 1: lim Walker, Greg White, Mike White, Mike Knowles, Dave McMasters, Mark Cook Row 2: Mike Kubota, jeff Rice, leff Pierce, Wally Ed- ards, lim Ball, Scott Romney Row 3: Coach Rick Mason, Paul Childs, Matt Miller, Dave Rose --.1 - v 1 ' U GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL With height, speed, skill and a winn- 5 ing spirit, the girls basketball team had all it took to be a tough competitor in the 4-A tournament. But with the loss of a coach early in the season, the team lost some of its unity, and had everyone Mi worried. Yet, all was not lost, for along came a gallant trio to give new hope to I the L90Pa d5- N0 One 9l5'3 bill the Coach Theurer Coach Egbert Coach Talbot reknown Theurer, Egbert and Mays could have unified the team with more style and form. Throughout the remain- ing year, the unity of the players could be seen in every game and each girl seemed to give her all tan overhwelm- ing lotl to East's cause. They broke into state, held at our own fieldhouse, and proved that the 81-82 team was hot. Alice Chamberlin ludy Howard Babs Wangsgard 11 Row 1: Stretch, Kobi Gwinn, ludy Howard, Babs Wangsgaard,Mel Harker, Debbie Watson Row 2: Coach Archie Egbert, Kari Harman, Nancy Taylor, Michele CZap Zabriskie, Paige Preece, Boo Whitaker, Alice l'lA l Chamberlin, Coach Theu nf ,N mgwiga. q 5 Q3,,, RK R+fM?ffxa2f:,k Ay,M.-. ,wwvgvwwmw faggy Y A ii? Q K AQ b ff if 535, .,,, , 5 Q 3 x , X . :FSS R , ml fi Q 2 E Xxx? is, gi X 9 .. X 2 3 R. M? H ,... , xsiwiw ig H-4w-4-k,. NL , if is Me manual 5X 3 3. xnxx 5 S ,Q , S Q .mff 'Q:A GIRLS FRESHME - SOPHGMCRE BASKETB LL 'Ubi ' .: ' we slits B ct, L 1 i ,..,, .tag ' -Xt .1 10 L 'F 'Q ' Y - L. , . .. f 7 5, K g ig? X N Q ll :f, if as f C -if t ,V C X L C if is ms 1 X c N so fries Q 1?-3 . 3 3 m A s lt ' to sc LLL L Row 1: Audrey Terry, Brenda Hakeman, Staci Naylor, lenny Espamer, Aune Curtis Row 2: Coach M. Bowman, Heidi Franz, Natalie Beers, Michele Kennard, Chris Newell, Asst. Coach C. Hill BOYS INTRAMURAL BASKETB LL Not any less competitive than Varsity, y our intramural basketball team had a great time on the court after school. Under the direction of Mr. Hammel, anyone in- terested had a chance to shoot the hoop. 3 E Row 1: Baron Von Rashkie, Dr. -- - 4. - Qmgwwxt. V . .... 'L .,,,.t. fa, J .. N. E ii.b xy? x. S- ggxgwt 1 s Qt iisft X Kms? VME? 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'Q B i 6 , t .Q I , li gi 1 B X ,Q , y is . is tssi t Q.: if Row 1: Scott Peterson, jimmy Guerts, lohn Hiatt, Ed Callister, lohn Candlelaria, lerry Guerts, Wally Edwards Row 2: lim Drouby, Todd Platts, Russ Price, Bobby Edwards, Dan Martinez, Greg Heywood, Scott Trussell fi-557' K2557' 95 n-.A Coach Margettes Dave Christensen K. I N as v is lx 5 . 7 s X .,. gm' 1 ' lerry Guerts Bobby Edwards The baseball team this year played l llll ' ff very well, and every game proved to 'l l 1' , if be exciting. With Steve Margettes as i '-fi ,, Qe ' E coach, all the players worked together I to make one of the most dedicated teams East High has ever had. Special thanks to the Baseball team for their efforts. GIRLS TRACK All around Sue DeVries and lanene Monson led the Girl's Track Team in both state and region meets. Laurie Kuehl, Terri Crowther and Natalie Beers all were valuable assets to the team and aside from numerous individual per- sonal achievements, the Girl's team as a , whole placed well and is expected to do even better next year, Dennis Tinsley, Ed Palubinskas, lay Vesterfelt, Sherry Miriams, lerry Pascadlo, Ben Stowell fHead Coa ,...,a,.W-7-wwaww. L . I -an W WW NVMMV D-V I uf fwiffiii - - --V . l ' il W ' ,, ,L M av i fini-112 l 2 -as EY Row 1: Robyn Anderson, Kris Chapman, Meilan Kwan-Gert, Alesia Hines, Terri Crowther, Susan DeVries, lanene Monson, Kara Hartman Row 2: Katie Anderson, Suzette Butler, Laurel Kuehl, Jasmine Clark, Vassie Georgas, Natalie Beers, Susan Dalgleish, Cecily Woodard, Sue Anderson, Liz Millett ANQQBQV, -aw' ,- ,W .M -1- .M,.,.....,,. 1, E Aun- n .mei 1 1: Trevor Smith, Terry Omura, Murray Clark, Glen Seninger, Russ Platt, Mike Benson, Shane Herron, Bramall, Dave Crowder, Trell Rohovit Row 2: Curtis jones, Rich Wald, Shawn Haran, Chris Woodhead, Smith, lim Lowther, Richard Seegmiller, Greg Tayler, lan Cunningham, Shawn Sory, Paul Dunn, Troy ovit, Chris Gougousis Row 3: Tim Hines, Kevin Hassett, lon Vealey, Morgan Peterson, Darrin Parker, :ey Ruesch, Rob Hogg, Cedric Kalvesmaki, Eric Hueffner, Shannon White, Mark Asper, Frank Hauschildt BOYS TRACK Sparked by hurdler Dan Bramall, 2 miler Rich Seegmiller and Shannon White in the high jump, the Boy's Track Team took the Region IV Crown. Ben Stowell, the coach, is optimistic about next year's team. FOGTBALL East High is rich in football history. This year a new coach took charge. Coach lay Vesterfelt worked to restruc- ture the team. Stressing team work, discipline, and personal character. The year was a tough one as East played in a new region, but hopes remained high Asst. Coach Paul Clark for the future. Asst. Coach Steve Hoffman Coach Vesterfelt Coach Pope Mike Adams yin -if J Dan Bramal! Ed Callister Frank Creer 3 X Eric Franz Ben Crosby . ....... . .... . . ,,,, h c :qut ,Z Zggl ,NN.,. N L ,..... ' .- to r ., .. A ' S5552 :H ':s:tEE2ssi'z,. - - A rc Toro Geoujian joe Cheever Will Erickson lerry Guerts lim' Coach Stowell Coach Pascadlo M Greer Anderson Mark As er P Murray Clark jon Cloud 4-- -4552 151. 1?-, 21 'gl d Kgs J V ?pr u-11 4-., nfl i J Z J Q - E5 H ' :- s N A X 4 X . Q, A... Q fm fr bf Y A 5 X N lr Mike Dirk Facer Mike Farr Matt eggfir 'li Chris C-ougousis Greg Grant Brian Hartman Scott Kendall Roh Macfarlane Trell Rohovlt swim Eric Thompson Chris Walton Robert Hibbard Ted Kimball Dan Martinez Gary Ruesch lon Tuero Ben Wilson Cameron Honarvar Kevin Leitch Pete Mauerhan Scott Schofield C-raylan Tyler U lim Droubay Rich lensen W- fy Mark Linebaugh Todd McMaster Veti Katoa lohnny Long my it David Peterson vsklsw lohn Kellv Eric MacDonald Tuvae Rector Glen Seninger lon Taylor George Thomas GOLF East High, as we all know, has many athletic teams, among them is the golf team. They were 10 in 0 this season and won the Region. With their hardwork- ing coach Grant Martin, they took first in State, something that hasn't been done in 10 years. The top scorers in State were jeff Pierce, Bob Smart, and Steve Young - East High does it again. Row 1: Rich jackson, Eric Burton, jeff Pierce, Andy Brewer, Dave Christensen, Dan fRatJ White, Larsen Row 2: Coach Simons, Brig Gibbs, Steve fStretchl Young, Larry Welch, Dave fRed Bearj Russ Smart, Coach 27 ' I' , W 5 5 946 'tx it Aga? '-7 ,r Zi W 1 5. Km! rr ' ,ish 'J 1 J ai' . '15, ,iff HH-0 I , ,a w z- i Jw 1: Erick Wilson, lohn Oestreich, Paul Oestreich, Michael Pananos Row 2: Mr. Don Thiriot, Susan Coller, larie Wangsgard, Mike Kent, Steve Gasser 7 .,.,.Mt A A L I if .4 aim? A 1. 'W 5 Q , .- w 1: Brent Hinckley, Moses Ross, C-reg Furness, Marcus Rood, Dan White, Todd McMaster, Kevin Leitch iw 2: Coach Mike McCormick, lim Weeks fAsst. Coachl Kenner Lott, Chip Tompson, Chris Gestland, leff ness, leff Kurrus, Martin Stenger, Trent Gross, Doc Traynor 1 ARCHERY Among the many sports and clubs which often go unnoticed is archery. Unfortunately many of these sports which are completely ignored deserve much more attention than this. The ar- chery team defended their title forthe fifth time in a row in the annual state tournament held in May. This compe- tent team boasts eight high caliber members, Susan Coller, Steve Gas, Mike Kent, john Oestreich, Paul Oestreich, Michael Pananos, Marie Wangsgard, and Eric Wilson. These members added a lot to make this year a success for archery. HOCKEY An energetic lr. Varsity hockey team took state this year with the Varsity team placing fourth. Varsity was defeated by Highland, however, gave the best showing any other team had. i 1 Q 160 ACTIVITIES REGISTRATIO At the advent of our return to 9 mon- ths of academic life was our Registration Day, The new llarena scheduling had harried students running from one table to another begging teachers to accept them into their classes. Last minute class changes were frantically made to fit courses in. Pre-Labor Day weekend scheduling made it impossible for many students to register on time resulting in several days of rescheduling. t yrs- Lf, 'M .... ,.,,,....uv f- S 5 . 2 . l l lil . Vggg W .tir , ,..: f ,Z N , SFX ik xx X SL, swf at 4 i 1 an yu hun: ,hd 'Q ,fe ,vA, -' Q. M ,W.,, N I NM Volts llmtffzfzf 5225 SYQRJS 0QOUEf M 5 vote AARA ELECTIONS School elections were a response to the apparent conditions of apathy in school pride. Reform and improvement were promised from a platform shared by all the candidates. Student and ad- ministration cooperation and the regeneration of school support for ac- tivities and responsibilities were ex- pressed in different terminology by the qualified candidates' speeches. l'Where has the spirit of East High gone? seem- ed to be the important subject for the chosen leaders to focus their energy upon in the year 1981-82 AZ' .. ,if 'Few 'f af' , 5 . HOMECGMI G Homecoming came to this old high school with its traditional assembly, royalties and activities, giving us a glimp- se at the past and a beginning look at our future. The failure to get the 'lE'f on the East Bench hills was a disappoint- ment for the senate as well as for the rest of the student body. Letters ap- eared in both the Leopard and the locallnewspapers, as we had our senate project l'vetoed. The week ended with the game against the Vikings which was almost won with the last touchdown which was unfortunately nullified by the referee. The evening was immortalized with the dance at the capitol - bringing back the memories for Alumni and making them for ourselves. 'vnu-L f ax New Rich Cook - Mr. Offense First Attendant di Murry Clark - Mr. Defense Kathy Linsay - Second Attendant HOMECGMING RCDYALTY si-gg ,ttf : 'Q X Mark Hardy - Mr. Touchdown lulie Gustin - -Queen SCHOQL PLAY East High's major theatrical achieve- ment for the 81-82 school year was the Drama Departments production of The Cruscible, a play written in the McCar- thy era by Arthur Miller. The play dealt with the infamous Salem Witch Trials of the late 1600's fthere was a visible parallel between these trials and the communist trials of the 5O'sj. The pro- duction starred Sibhan Flynn tAloigailJ, Shawn Elam Uohn Proctor, Holly Vestal fElizabethl, Paul Moulder Uudge Dan- forthj, Shawn Silver fRev. Hailj, and john Lindsay lRev. Parisi. Selected sections of The Crusible were filmed by EAST-V and presented to the student body to encourage student attendance at the play. The play's production was first- rate, another East High Drama Success. Lorin Nielson Uudge Hawthorne, Paul Mulder, lohn Linsay, Noder Oski tZekiel Cheeverj Shawn Elam, Holly Vestal, Shawn Silver Shaun Silver Linsay and Paul Mulder Lorln Nielson, john Lindsay, Paul Mulder ott Terry lThomas Putnamj, Siobhan Flynn,,MarCia Cladhill lBetty Parrisl Siobhan Flynn Looe DANCE CONCERT When C. l. Hepworth first came to East High, the Dance Concerts hardly pulled in an audience, but since, they've won prestige and fame all over the state-even to the extent that some of this year's concert was taken to Houston and performed at the National Health, Physical Ed. and Dance Assocfs annual convention. It was an especially exciting and refreshing concert. There were no works without a meaningful and in- novative theme-all expressed with new and complimentary movement. The time and work spent on the concert was worth it! The whole concert is a cooperative effort using areas of each a. ' .ic depart- ment of East and is professionally ex- ecuted, not ony by the dancers, but equally well by the musicians, stage crew, and graphics department. RESULT: One of East High's most reknown productions! Wg ' ,Q f WS- - 2 ' . X. ' sf CHRISTMAS For Christmas this year we received a welcome present. lt was certainly an ex- tensive vacation in that it did not begin until the afternoon ofthe 23rd. The skies opened and gave us the beginning of the best snowy winter we've in many years. Skiis were taken out of the closet, Alpine and Nordic, and Wintersticks took fire in the loads of powder that came in such abundance that the canyons were closed frequent- ly. joy to the World! A Cappella adds to the Christmas cheer in the Musicale. jazz Band Joins in the fun by playing tunes in Christmas Assembly. l Ray Raino directing Orchestra in Christmas Mu 44. S A K ...t we ...A- E CHRISTMAS ROYALTY we 15,2 ,.,, S iv., K ,f .--1-ut --zu-s ..--- --sus: ...Q--t g .tl Ns, ti? F' is 5 Mike Farr - junior Attendant Sara Be an-guna l l'l - F rman - lu nior Attendant 'Wm john Pingree - Sophomore Attendant Melissa Delaney - Sophomore Attendant i X ' Murry Clark - King Ann Reese - Queen SPIRIT WEEK East High had a very successful spirit week this year. With many exciting spirit building activities. Above and beyond the traditional events, Walentine Sen- ding, The selling of 'E' buttons, and the spirit-stick huntl, East pioneered new ideas as well. These revolutionary events included a game in which each student was assigned a number and set about the task of hunting out three other East High students with the same number. :sw-fi: 5 'Na ag 353 L ta ' ia If tg at VS is is K sf- , xixtffg Q X! west .E I 2 t Hall of fame Induction. lelly bean Guessing Contest also held during week, Also during spirit week, three more East High Alumns were added to the schoolfs llHall of Fame. In the area of sports, East played a basketball game against Highland High and placed high in the state wrestling tournament with special thanks to lohn Taylor, an outstan- ding East High Wrestler. It can be safely said that the years spirit week was, to put it mildly, successful. Q 3 Another activity held during week: 'Passionate Valen- tines Sending W0lvlEN'S WEEK The women of East proved again that they have no need of the opposite sex for the organization and excution of a superior week. The first day was a lunch for the men who paid for the privilege of a lunch date and her culinery exper- tise. Amazon a Sweats day came with vigorous contests of Usuperpersonf' strength and abilities that proved their physical superiority. The leg hair contest was followed by a pillow party where they had a chance to shed their forests, watch movies, and compete in the P.l. fashion show - showing the latest in designer sleepwear. The week was ended by the traditional dance with a theme. l'East shall ever be amazed by the Wonders of Woman! s we ,K ,ms N' Wi as, 19 eggs? wk if X ,' N . ,Om Riff. Qi Mex Q .aa 'nv' 1.g,,,,f f., X . 'urs ' ' . A Q . W, g.,,.-, W K H. .L Uamyxngy Z VV A X W 'a'l7f '!iE,, f Lhws. I ii 'St 4 .ga ig. fgf, .rg 1 Seve, KU.. rxi, ii ig-fig' 'O W ' s Q 'YH i , f'f.Q ,val tis. . si-1 -Q is f P- ' T, b - 1. 3, a X .5 f 'i9,ii'?.i.. .i I T -- i ' EJ 'T 25 WOMENS WEEK ROYALTY l il l 1 l l i X ' mm Laura Aaron - Uno Master Russ Platt First Class Slave Sue Chaffy - Vice Master Eric McDonald - Second Class Slave Lori Wooisey - Apprentice Master Heidi Hollberg - Master Trainee lames Stringham - Third Ciass Slave Steven Owens - Fourth Class Slave MENS WEEK The time for the Associated Boys of East to prove their manhood came up just about the same time turkey days started rolling in. As is tradition, the senior men were looking pretty ftoughl? with ever-dardening 5 o'clock shadows spread across their chins. On their road to masculinity, the men, even the little Freshmen, battled it out to the 3 i , 's if' 1' sl .w...-anal Arm wrestling - another Men's week activity. end in a grueling arm-wrestling tourna- ment. By mid-week, the boys were gggggg ready to expose their dignified image and enjoy an all male dinner. They had so much fun without the girls that they excluded them from their assembly the next morning. But,'of course, the highlight of the week was the Boy's Day dance where the men were once again in the presence of that beautiful E woman. 12' Q 3 ,, . Tl , gg atst Aj A t Student Faculty Game helps add to weeks excitement. Dirk Facer - Mr. Goatee Aprii Kennard - First Attendant Q may Glen Senninger - Mr, Peacntuzz Kathy Evens - Second Attendant MEN'S WEEK ROYALTY Mark Hollstein - Abe Kathy lardine - Abe's Babe SENIQR WEEK Senior Week, it's their last chance to subject the school to their mass organization and show us a good time. From the typical freshmen flops which develop in sophistication and creativity every year, finally, after four years of experience they have finally learned the formula for successful week. Underclassmen now will have an exam- ple to follow from this years Seniors success! ...wr :lass ..t. -V --2-'ii , Q fc i V Scott Mayeda - First Attendant Victoria Cooley - First Attendant lon Craig - Second Attendant lane Callister - Second Attendant SENIOR RQYALTY . , -L - carl, Ted Kimball - King Liz Poleman - Queen JUNICJR WEEK lunior Week can always give us a glimpse of how next year's senior class will handle their responsibility of successful organization as well as add a new flame of originality to East's tradition. They started out with movies at lunch, then a B.B. vic- tory against Davis. The next day was spent in sunny California clothes, as everyone got a taste of the coming warm weather. Stomachs were filled at a huge pizza party for the lunior Class at Der Ratskeller, with a fantastic tournoutl Saturday night brought on a twist of the romantic spirit at the Hotel Utah for the lunior Prom . . . Next year's senior class was really lookin' good! 3. A? af' if- Ed McConkie - First Attendant i ' lana Bishop - First Attendant --.-.il IUNICR RGYALTY A N if eil s A is A I i I ai lon Cloud - Second Attendant Marilee Coles - Second Attendant N Mike Bennson - King jennifer Gillette -1 Queen SGPHOMGRE WEEK As the holiday spirit began mingling in our minds, the sophomores took advantage of it and put it into a great sophomore week. The festivities began with an exclusive breakfast that let the sophomores enjoy the luxury of cutting class legally. Then the oh-so romantic Christmas Dance gave the East High Women their first chance of the year to get a hold of the man their hearts had been throbbing for since Sept. The evening was starry indeed tcomplete with our version of falling starsl. After a fantastic ski-weekend, a superb presentation of the Christmas Musical was given, and the week rounded up with a sophomore ice-skating party and, of course, VACATION!! ,Wav Zlvzfslrnw X if mfg ' wxlnrg lt lass-YUM! mb., 700 we at Hyogia Igevirwk 45 Vp' p5rSUl QW awk 35 'eil' 3 ggi gg A iQ Ei 5 Q ' ,f , A5 Z, WI TER CARNIVAL The weak and timid were not present in the chilling activities provided by the winter carnival. However, the small group of hearty cold-weather en- thusiasts dug into the less-than perfect snow to create masterpieces in sculpture. Laboring all afternoon in the harsh winter cold,,they were warmed and nourished by eats provided by various organizations. At the end of the Winter extravaganza, the upper field was covered with objects that ranged from beasts to the winning entry, Mrs. Applegate and her piano. W M , .I fx MSX! x A sl as SPRING CARNIVAL For the cause of charity, food, and fun, we all put in our virtuous efforts toward the annual spring carnival. Most of the clubs set up booths which pro- vided for a variety of delicious foods and games. There was enough diversity to satisfy anyone's plate and skills. This is one of the projects where East High tries to benefit the community around us by providing interaction and fund making entertainment for the public. F- l 186 GRADUATION t V fjL5g,pBji g. p p.g. . .. g + In lune of 1982 East High Graduated yet another class of seniors. Although the East f 'N 1 he g sw Q High Experience was enjoyed by all and played an important role in the furthuring of p . Q L S, the students' education, very few were displeased at the prospect of 'moving on. Q 9' as The graduation ceremony was held at the Special Events Center, thanks to 54.00 con- ggyyyy 1 gs . my E tributions made by the majority of graduating seniors. Said one 1982 East High iiil A ss . g , N f Graduate, 'lEast - l learned a lot, it was a great four-year visit, but it's a good thingl 1 c Q . yyigg 1 don't have to stay there any longer! 3 A - 1, . 1 'Aii -'i- ii 2 'l'A I , ,L KL. V ,vy.,,,,,, A . :,I V. I Ats. , PM A V - , . I . , 5 I ii.: gg ',,',t 't' i A 'i5i,,55g, . ppvtpp W Tgg... g ff g y' fftt A A .,.,, g 1. f... ,..lVV A A. A it Q A' V J f s Q g,. t .,. ,A yy.. y.t ' . . ' , t ' ' f r . il' .:i. A A Q if f A . V 4 A il VM . I ,- , xv W I Vi V. K . V.kk J. JE T It ,K is ,Q j A N K E 'Z 3 4 , Q? tw riff s A t 2 as L A A 5 I 'ML gi V 3 I gl :cp 55 f I Q l.rV .7 ' Vt I . . s tri rr rf, -r . . t 4 J .fi V Q V c ,V ,arm gg.,. ,g V My .V 4 ggyyzyyyygg is G , V V ' t - me 5 .013 4' ' Lg' f W, , ,Q ZLI Q gi: Q . I i y H is? , if A K ' 1 I WJ A A may LV V!f?'i' ,77.- WV 1 f --'Q ..,: ,V ,E W V gl 'guy' ,Qi qw we K I, K if A V W- 2 1' , ' -It V . l Q :I ,ig g ' , 4 K I 7 a Q If t' ,fi ,, iiii , . is ' if . 'VVVH' .... AV ' are Vffi' A yy V . ... , 1... ........ . -- ,....- -s ...M ..... N.. .... ..... .. ..-i at R55 F2 QQUUWQH Myra Hmmm Y i57Qg,C'Y'y Q. Fe-Nfl' af sihlt--0 Qt sewqu!?wl'Wrl2 .... . W W A M1344 G Y YEARBGQK DAY With the freedom of shorts in the hot, crowded gym, everyone realized that we were quickly coming to the end of the year. The yearbook signing party, one of East's long practiced traditions, provided a time and place to leave some sort of profound statement for friends to spend the summer pondering over and for others it was a special time to share a few scattered thoughts and final memories. THERE'S A COMFORTINGL THOUGHT AT THE CLOSE OF THE DAY, WHEN l'M WEARY AND LONELY AND SAD, T , ms fl? A Z THAT SORT OF GRIPS HOLD OF MY CRUSTY OLD HEART AND BIDS IT BE MERRY AND GLAD IT GETS IN MY SOUL AND IT DRIVES OUT THE BLUES, AND FINALLY THRILLS THROUGH AND THROUGH. .fu5'I'ff 7 ',' Q5 1 , I 'III if f I N21 'fl :Wi ,KHV IQ mm M, ,,l.,y9g55qw, ,f T u - q w' QQ, E , ,Q 'ge if if! is 2,:2w:Agfv . 1 -4' gmqyxig, Q: A rn 7 Qv.s.Y'f 73 :Til - 1 'Y M- . ' W, f -fw'M-my gy 5 M,: yy 'rr'1:f'mwQ,f1 7 L. ,,,,1w,33Qf-.1 12' .E-1 X -,mgygwf-f4?22f'1, fi ,fir W? ,, Tx .IT IS IUST A SWEET . MEMORY THAT CHANTS THE REFRAIN: YM GLAD I TOUCH SHOULDERS WITH YOU! , W , qvmwwwfmwmymnsmwmwmwmmwmwwwmmwgf!mwbwmysgfvgmvvwwrmemwy,MQ-fwmmwmvmmwamwmwnManMfmffnvmymwwmmwmvMzaAwwWummmammwwmmwmummvwwwmn-mfymmwwwfQ-mmwwfumffmmu-vwwMwwwmfmmwmkwwf-vmvm-w,wwfw:mw.wmv.wwxmm.wMmv.w. .W , gmwww' X LEOPARD SONG - is for Leopard's all victorious - is for East Side ever glorious - is the onward way we prosper - is for power we gain by the hour - is ambition that spreads of er us - reputation ever righteous - is defiance, not defeated - is strength for East Side High GRAFFITI Dirty windows and dusty sills, walls that look as though they haven't been touched by a sponge and ammonia in a thousand years . . . someone's seven-eleven thirty ounce paper coke container rests with its dark gray shadow in the right corner, on a desk, in a room arrayed with an assortment of yearbook paraphenaliap and on the door a sign hangs, warning intruders to prepare to lose touch with reality upon entering this room . . While a warm and inviting spirit has filled this place lroom 110 on the first floorl with laughter and a stereo that never could stop making static noise, now, at six in the morning, the only sound to be heard echoes through the wind - just the rattling of a flag pole . . . Alone nonetheless, I reflect upon the many long hours that have been spent here before deadlines. Moments of frustration and of triumph have been felt by many staff members in meeting them, all of whom deserve credit though names are many and space few. l must confess henceforth, that l cannot take full credit for the success of this book for without the dedication and creativity of certain in- dividuals Eastonia 82' would have remained imagery without matter. A personal thanks goes toward Assistant Editors Xan Clemmer and Eden lnoway, Both of whom sacrificed time and grades in the process of the book's completion. Head Photographer Kori Clemmer, having spent countless hours in a darkroom developing and printing last minute pictures, deserves more credit than has been given him in the past. The backbone of the staff: Photographers Mike Wise, Mark Asper, Steve Siegel and Sean Christensen and others, no less did the same in printing and producing a number of pictures in the name of Eastonia 821 A special appreciation also goes towards Rick Asper for the developing and taking of the School Picture and the Block E on the table of contents page. Borge Anderson and Associates deserve recognition for providing us with needed photo equipment throughout the year. On the opposite side of the coin, credit for the Student Section goes to Mike Stanley, the Academics and Honors Section to Rosemary Reeve, The Activities Section to Cambis Farahmandi and friends, janet Hall for Organizations, and Eden lnoway, Xan Clemmer and others for Sports. The abundance of copy is due to the ef- forts of Literary Editor Tammy Keith and company, and to Copy Editor Maria Brennan and friends. Further on the business end of the staff Suzanne Davies and Corrie Brennan were the responsible individuals for handling the yearbooks money situation. Advisor Allen D. Young and Representative Craig Alder also deserve recognition for making the year that much easier. Last but certainly not least, lowe a personal thanks to David Baddley for the support and advice he offered me in time of need, , Sincerely, - Christi Terry Eastonia Editor DAVE CHRISTENSEN IOAN HEILPERN STEVE GASSER MARK HOLLSTEIN SUZY WARD TRUDY RASMUSSEN MARY BRENNAN ICEMAN BEV IOHNSON STAN KIMBALL BEN WILSON SEAN CHRISTENSEN PATTI BRUNDLE CYNDI MORAY MARIA BRENNAN SUZANNE DAVIES DUCK I DICKIE XAN CLEMMER SPONSORS OE EASTONIA ROSEMARY REEVE AMY CHURCHILL LINDA GETTING FUBAR FROG HALL PAM IONES MARY ARNESON E.E.R. MYSTIC ELLEN AND LOU CALL STER A CAPELLA MADRIGALS DR. AND DR. CLEMMER LINDSAY BADDLEY CYNDE SMITH EDEN INOWAY KATY ROTH KORI CLEMMER MICHAEL WISE EOOTHILL GODFATHERS PIZZA SHIRLEY MELANIE, MICHELLE AND MIKE DAVID CHRISTOPHER BADDLEY CHRISTI ANNA TERRY IAMES SCOTT TERRY CAMBIS I. FARAHMANDI STEVE SIEGEL MIKE STANLEY ALLEN D. YOUNG ALICE WOOLLEY EVELYN TSGARIS BARBARA GANDER IOHN AND MINDY DESMOND C. BARKER CRAIG Z. ALDER GAIL STEWART CORRIE BRENNAN IERREE HIGGINS MAGGIE OLSEN LEE BRENNAN PEP CLUB 82' , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 196 INDEX A Aaron, Laura 88, 103, 112 Abegg, Norman 57 Abildskov, Lisa 57 Abildskov, Tracy 16 Adair, Debbi 45, 104 Adams, jeanine 57 Adams, Michael 34 Alacano, Zane 57 Alaniz, Aaron 34 Albrycht, Beth 16 Albrycht, David 16 Albrycht, Susan 57 Alderman, Susan 57 Alexander, Kurt 16 Alldredge, Claron 57 Allen, Dara 16, 122 Allen, Gregory 57 Allen, Holly 45, 107 Allen, Mary 45 Alvarez, Matias 16 Alvord, Mark 16, 90 Arnes, Adrienne 57 Andelin, Marvin 57 Andersen, Alyssa 34 Andersen, john 34 Andersen, Katie 45, 138 Andersen, Laurie 34 Anderson, Alta 34 Anderson, Andre 16 Anderson, Debra 45 Anderson, Emilie 57 Anderson, Greer 34 Anderson, Karl 57 Anderson, Michelle 34, 132, 133 Anderson, Rinda 45, 123 Anderson, Robyn 45 Anderson, Shauna 45, 119, 193 Anderson, Susan 34, 105, 132 Andrew, Meridith 34 Andrew, York 45 Angilau, Siolas 34 Angurera, Maria 16 Ansted, julie 34, 122 Aoki, Kenneth 34 Archbold, Katy 57 Archibald, Marintina 57 Archuleta, Laurene 45 Armstrong, Gina 45, 104, 108 Armstrong, Kathy 45 Arneson, Mary 16 Arod, Rene 45 Aseph, Marlene 34 Ash, Kelly 34 Ashton, Clyde 45 Ashton, jennifer 88 Asper, Mark 34, 95 Assemberg, Susan 45, 123 Athay, Debby 16 Auderset, Peter 119 Aun, Georgie 57 Aveytus, Luis 34 B Badger, George 57, 112 Badgley, Bryan 15, 135 Bagley, Lisa 34, 135 Bailess, Bryant 57 Baker, Breanna 100, 103 Baker, Gary 16, 102, 116 Baksh, Andre 16, 87 Ball, Ben 45, 123 Ball, james 57, 107 Ball, Tonya 34, 98 Bang, Natalie 45, 119 Barber, April 45 Barker, Des 16, 102, 103, 114 Barlow, Alisson 34, 132, 133 Barlow, julie 34 Barnes, Nathan 34 Barnett, Anthony 45 Barney, Maren 34 Barney, Melinda 45 Barnhart, Meri 45 Barrett, Dori 45 Barth, Susanne 57 Barton, jeffrey 57 Barton, jonathan 57 Barton, Michael 45 Bate, Doris 57 Bates, john 16, 86, 88, 102 Batie, Leesa 45 Bauer, Becky 34 Bauer, Heidi 16 Baum, Kerry 45, 107 Bauman, jennifer 34 Baxter, Richard 16 Baxter, Susan 45, 105 Bayas, Hermione 17 Bayles, Wendy 45 Beaver, jerry 45 Beck, Rachelle 45 Becker, Ann 45, 123 Beers, Natalie 45, 108, 113 Begay, Ivan 34 Beier, Lisa 34 Beier, Liz 105, 108, 119 Beiless, Kyle 45 Bell, David 45, 100 Bello, Clair 45 Bench, David 17 Dennett, Curtis 34 Bennett, Fred 123 Bennett, Geoffrey 45, 108, 111 Bennett, jennifer 57 Bennett, joseph Benson, Mike 34 Bergeson, Brenda 34, 106, 132 Berlin, Todd 57 Berman, Sara 34 Berntson, Heidi 17 Beverley, Dianne 99 Bienik, Peter 45 Bigelow, Paige 17 Billings, Darryl 57 Bird, Mindy 57 Bishop, jana 34, 133 Bitton, Stephanie 34 Black, Ellie 57 Black, Georgia 57 Black, Tron 57 Blackhurst, Ron 45 Blackner, Genny 45 Blair, Alexandra 45 Blake, Richard 34, 110 Blalack, Leon 34 Bland, Mike 17, 129 Bluck, Brenda 17 Bluck, Kevin 58 Boam, Kana 17, 88 Bogulavsky, Yuri 45, 117 Bokovoy, jon 58 Born, Carmen 58 Boswell, john 17 Botham, Kenneth 17 Bouge, Deborah 58 Bowen, Allen 45, 90, 107 Bowlden, Karen 58 Bowlden, Suzanne 46 Boyden, Liz 34, 105, 119, 132 Boyden, Steven 46 Brady, Keb 17, 88, 91, 114, 123 Brakey, Curtis 58 Bamall, Dan 17, 88, 101, 103 Bramble, Marie 58 Branch, Steven Brand, Angela 34 Brandt, Rebecca 34, 104 Branham, Gary 46 Branham, 'Lloyd Clark eeze, Dan 46 eeze, Peter 17 ennan, Coralee 46, 95, 138 ennan, Maria 17, 95 ennan, Mary 17 ewer, Andrew 17 ewer, Cindi 34 icker, Tami 46 idge, julia 17, 115 idges, jonathan 46, 106, 137 inghurst, Mindy 58 inghurst, Missy 58 inkerhoff, Eric 17 inkerhoff, Sonya 34 ooks, james 101, 103 own, Larriena 46 own, Stephanie 46 undle, Bill 17 undle, Patti 17 unvand, Dana 86 unvand, Karen 46 yggman, Karen 18 yggman, Steve 'yner, Kim 46, 131 'yner, Peggy 119 ichanan, jill 18, 104 ichanan, Todd 106 irbank, Chris 46 Jrke, Kim 46 Jrke, Lisa 35 Jrnham, Dean 46 Jrnham, Maria 58 Jrningham, Kraig 35 Jrt, Erin 46 irton, Chris 46 Jrton, jason 35 Jsselle, james 46 Jtler, Michelle 18 Jtler, Suzette 138 Jys, Andrea 58 ybee, Susan 35, 133 yron, Anthony 46 C alkin, jill 35, 133 allister, Ed 35 allister, jane 18l amberlango, Chris 107 ameron, Darron 46 amp, Bryan 46 amp, Christine 58 ampbell, Christine 46 ampbell, Eric 46 Campbell, Rachel 46 Candelaria, Don 58 Candelaria, john 46 Cannaday, Richard 58 Cannon, Gwen 36 Cannon, james 88 Cardalasiver, john 141 Cardwell, Mindy 35 Carlisle, Craig 46 Carlson, Angela 18 Carlson, Christopher 46 Carlson, jD 58 Carpenter, Cameron 58, 107 Carvalho, Paul 58 Carver, Loriann 35 Cashon, Stephen 46 Catalan, Aimee 58 Catmull, julie Ann 46 Chacon, Bobby 46 Chafi, Susanne 35, 112 Chamberlin, Alice 8, 87, 88 Chamberlin, Helen 58 Chambers, Rhona 46 Chambers, Shauna 18 Chan Cathleen 35, 95, 111 Chapman, Kristine 58 Cheever, joe 18 Childs, Paul 58 Choules, jennifer 18, 117 Choules, Cindy 46 Christensen, David 18 Christensen, janene 58, 123 Christensen, Maren 35, 132 Christensen, Sean 35, 95 Christiansen, Paul 18 Churchill, Amy 18, 88, 95 Claggett, Sherri 47 Clark, jasmine 58 Clark, Clark, Clark, Clark, , Suzy 18 Kevin 18 Laurelle 108 Murray 18, 103, 115 Stanford 35 Clawson, Craig 59 Clayton,iCathryn 59 Clayton, Cherrie 47 Clayton, Kitty 18, 88, 108, 109 Clayton, Patty 47 Clemments, Kelly 47 Clemmer, Kori 18, 94, 195 Clemmer, Xan 35, 94, 95, 104, 113, 142, 143 Clifford, Michael 35 Clifford, Sarah 59 Cloud, jonathan 35, 113 Cloward, julie 35 Cly, Ethel 35 Clyde, Paul 18 Coates, joseph 35 Coates, Rebekah 18, 87, 88, 9 105 Cobb, Felice 35 Coffey, Dean 18 Cole, Brian 19, 114 Coles, Deanne 19, 101, 103 Coles, Marilee 35, 132, 133 Coller, Susan 19, 88, 106 Collipriest, jane 19, 130 Condas, Cathy 19, 115 Condas, Kelly 19 Condon, Kent 47 Conley, Celeste 35 Connole, jennifer 47 Cook, Don 59 Cook, Eric 59 Cook, john 19, 87, 88, 117 Cook, Mark 35 Cook, Mary 133 Cooke, Fiona 59 Cooley, Alison 47 Cooley, Victoria 19 o,91,1o1, Coombs, Carol 18, 88, 91, 101, 102, 123 Coombs, james 59, 114, 119 Cooper, Kathy 59 Cooper, Keith 19 Cope, janet 35, 113, 132 Cope, Wendy 47 Cornelison, jeff 59 Covington, Brenda Craig, jon 19, 103 Creer, Frank 19, 135 Crocker, john 47 Crosby, Benjamin 35 Crowder, David 35, 97 Crowell, Ellewood 47 Crowther, Teri 19 Culbertson, joe 47 Cullis, Mandi 35, 133 Cummngs, Matthew 35, 112 Cummings, Michael 47 Cummings, Nathan 35, 123 Cunningham, Ian 59 Curran, justin 35 Curran, Rena 19 Curry, Tara 47 Curtis, Aundrea 59, 107 Curtis, Channa 59 Curtis, Cheryl 19 Curtis, Matt 47 Curtz, Mark 47 Cutler, Lisa 35, 108, 132 D Daines, Russell 19, 88 Dalgleish, Paul 47, 123 Dalgliesh, Susan 47, 104 Dalgliesh, Vicki 59, 107 Dalton, Carey 19 Dalton, Greg 19 Dam, Nghi D'Andrea, Robert 59 Daniels, Holly 59 Dart, Steve 36, 119 Dauven, Diane 47 Davies, Suzanne 19, 95 Davis, Anicia 36 Davis, Carol 47, 105 Davis, jack 59 Davis, Lynette 59 Day, Cindy 36, 106 Day, jeffrey 59, 107 Daynes, Tracy 59 Dazley, Mark '47 Dearman, Krysti 59 Debragga, james 59 Dedman, Daniel 59, 110 Dedman, Debby 59 Deem, Karen 36, 108, 133 Delacruz, Laurene 47 Delamare, james 36 Delaney, Melissa 47 Dejong, Monique 19 Demet, Suzanne 59 Demille, Dionne 47 Denys, Candice 131 DeRobles, Barbara 36 Despain, Eric 47 DeVries, Susan 47, 119, 123 Dick, Luanne 20, 120 Dickinson, Tom 20 Didier, Mark 20 Dixon, Della 36 Doctorman, Benjamin 59 Dodd, Alicon 20, 104 Dodd, Diana 47 Doebbeling, Angela 59 Doebbeling, Susan 20, 102 Doerr, Pam 36 Donelson, janice 36, 133 Donner, Danny 20, 110 Donner, Nancy 47 Doornbos, Gerard 36 Dougherty, William 20, 88 Draper, Daniel 59, 139 Drawn, Audrey 36 Driscoll, Kelly 20 Driscoll, Pat 47 Droubay, james 36 Dull, Alan 47, 119 Dunford, Bill 60 Dunlop, Chrissie 60 Dunn, Paul 36, 39 Duran, Tiffany 47, 108 Dyke, Lynnwood 106 Dyreng, Douglas 20, 116 E Eagar, Mary 47, 104 Eason, jennifer 60 Edwards, Catherine 60 Edwards, Laurie 36 Edwards, Mike 47 Edwards, Wallace 60 Eggertsen, Arthur 60 Eggertsen, Lani 47 Eiler, jodi 20, 115 Elggren, Matt 60 Elrod, Terry 36 7 Elwyn, james 60 Engeman, Elisa 47, 104 Erickson, james 60, 119 Erickson, Sterling 47, 106 Eriksen, julianna 20 Erapamer, jenny 60 Ermish, Troy 141 Estrada, Maria 47 Evans Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, , Andrew 60 Carol 20 Katherine 20, 88, 91, 108 Ralph 47 Rose 60 Scott 20 Eyre, Alison 60, 135 F Facer, Dirk 20 Fagg, Sandra 60 Fahim, Hanna 88 Fairbanks, Deanna 20, 88 Farahmandi, Cambis 20, 95, 113 Farnsworth, Laura 36, 132 Farr, Caroline 48 Farr, Mike 36, 140 Feller, Ray 60 Ference, john 137 Ferrari, Marisa 20 Finau, Stefanie 48, 131 Finlayson, Russell 36 Finlayson, Tracey 60 Fischer, Tracey 48 Fisher, Ethan 36, 119 Fisher, Steve 20, 101, 102 Fitts, Roni 20 Fleias, Connie 36 Fletcher, Matt 21 Floor, Whitney 60 Flores, Maribel 60 Flores, Roann 48 Flynn, Siobhan 88, 108, 1 Flynn, Timothy 48, 108, 1 Folcomer, David 48 Fonesbeck, Melissa 48 Frotbush, Tracy 60 Foss, Catherine 21 Fox, Dayn 36 Fox, Kristina 48 Fox, Randy 60, 107 Francisco, Yolanda 21 Frankel, Daniel 48 Franz, Eric 36 Franz, Heidi 66 Frederick, Gerald 60, 122 Frederick, Patee 21 Freed, jennifer 36, 106 Frei, Mike 36 Freitas, Kim 21 Freshour, Gary 60 Frost, Melvyn 21 Fry, jami 48, 131, 135 Fuller, Darin 48 Funk, Christine 48 Furness, Greg 36 Furness, jeff l60 G Gabler, David 36, 139 Gaisford, Daniel 36, 90 Galvin, Darrell 48 Gander, Barbara 36, 119, Gander, Susan 60 Gandley, john 141 Garcia, Gina 36 Gardiner, Lisa 60 Gardiner, Robert 36, 135 Gardner, Scott 48 Garff, Regnal 36 Gasser, Steven 21, 117, 1 Gatherum, Gary 21 11,119 11 133 23 ear, Lida 135 eertsen, Cindy 60 eertsen, Tracy 48, 141 eorgalas, Carla eorgas, Vassie 36, 123 esteland, Chris 60 eter, Debra 21 ettig, Linda 21, 88, 98, 105, 119 ettig, Vicki 91, 133 eurts, james 60, 141 eurts, jerry 37, 140 ibb, Barbara 48, 105 ibbs, Brigham 21 ibson,, Susan 37, 108, 132, 133 iddings, Mike 60 iles, Sherri 60 iles, Teresa 102, 105, 130 illette, Heather 60 illette, jennifer 37, 108, 132 laser, Richard 48 lass, Dana 48 oates, Alan 48 oates, Rebecca 21, 87, 88, 101, 102 103 ochnour, Brian 37, 106 oeltz, Robert 21 odstein, Derek 21, 116 oldstein, Kirstin 106 ordon, Elysha 37 ordon, Tristyn 48 orton, George 21 ottfredson, Allison 61 ougousis, Chris 37 raham, Micheal 37 rant, Catherine 37 rant, Greg 37 ireene, MaryKay 37, 105, 108, 1 ireener, Heather ireenwood, Christine 61 arogoire, Robbie 140 iregory, Sandie Griffin, Amanda 21, 122 iriffin, Bonni 37, 122 iriffin, Mary 21, 88, 91, 99, 103 riffiths, jennifer 61 rose, Laurie 21, 88, 107 rose, Trent 48 rosser, Mindy 48 rosser, Steven 21, 88, 91, 117 irundman, Cory 61 iurndman, Stacey 37 arutter, Sandra 48 iunn, julie 37 iunn, Lisa 61 82 Gurr, Stacey 37, 108, 133 Gurr, Travis 61, 107 Gustin, julie 61, 88, 108, 129 Gustin, Susanne 22 Gutierrez, Eva 37 Guyette, Kathleen 61 Gwinn, Kobi 22, 142 Gygi, Kristin 22, 88, 90, 91 H Habbeshaw, Carol 61 Haeckel, Lisa 22 Haffar, Warren 37 Hale, Craig 48 Hale, Stephanie 37 Hales, Val 37 Hall, janet 48, 95 Hammond, Peter 61 Hankerson, Tracy 61 Hanks, jennifer 37, 133 Hanks, Michele 61 Hanks, Shannon 22, 90, 105 Hanna, Lisa 22, 102, 108 Hanna, Mark 48, 112 Hanovar, Cameron, 41, 113 Hanseen, Michael 61 Hanseen, Peter 48 Hanseen, Tawni 37 Hansen, Andrea 61 Hansen, Steven 48 Hansen, Terry 22 Haran, Shawn 61, 139 Harbottle, Sara 61 Hards, David 22 Hardy, Mark 22, 88, 91, 117, Hardy, Melanie 22, 142 Hardy, Michele 22 Hardy, Sharisa 48 Harker, Marie 48 Harker, Melani 22, 88 Harper, Miriam 88, 91, 96, 10 Harper, Paul 48, 139 Harris, jacqueline Harris, james 48 Harrison, james 61 Harrop, Andrea 22, 122 Hartmann, Brian 37, 119 Hartmann, Kara 61, 143 Hassett, Seth 61 Hatch, Amy 22, 88, 103, 130 Hatsis, Craig 49, 106 Hauschildt, Frank 37 Havlik, Ingrid 22 123 3,114,123 Haymond, Stephanie 61 Hays, james 49 Hays, Michael 37 Hazelrigg, Casey Heath, Charles 49 Heath, Mark 37 Heath, Martin 49 Heaton, Kirstin 49 Hedges, Mark 61 Heiner, jeremy 61, 110, 119 Heiner, Mark 86, 88 Heines, Alesia 138 Heiny, Anne 37 Helms, Roy 22 Helms, Steven 61, 137 Hederson, Bill 37 Henderson, Brent 37 Henderson, Dianne 37, 132 Heninger, Tyler 61 Hernedeen, Dennis 22 Hernedeen, Derek 49 Hernandez, Gustavo 61 Herron, Shane 37, 139 Heyn, Michael 37 Heywood, Greg 37 Hiatt, jeffery 49 Hibbard, Robert 37, 141 Hickman, Alyssa 22, 108, 111 119 Hill, Robert 23 Hillyard, Denise 49 Hillyard, Tony 23 Hinckley, Brent 37 Hines, Alesia 37, 138 Hines, Tim 38 Hinojosa, Terrie 23 Hirschi, Heather 49 Hobb, Paige 49 Hodges, Rebecca 61, 107 Hodson, Mike 61 Hoffar, David Hogg, Robb 49 Holbrook, Chad 38 Holbrook, Rob 49 Holding, Stephen 23, 87, 88, 102 113 123 Honberg, Heidi 61, 112 Hollstein, Mark 23, 87,89,91 96 101 103 Hoole, Becky 23 Hoole, Nancy 49 Hoover, Glen 38 Hoppenstedt, Charles 49 Horsley, Hannah 38, 133 Hosford, Mary 38, 133 Howard, judy 23 Hoxsie, Hilary 49 Hua, Long 23 Huefner, Eric 38 Hughes, Holly 38, 132, 133 Hughes, jacklynn 23 Hull, Scott 61 Hunt, Aaron 23 Hurd, Melanie 49 Hurd, Scott 23 Hurst, Paul 38, 104, 117 Hutten, Daniel 38 Hyatt, joe 61, 139 lnoway, Eden 94, 95, 119, lnoway, Winston Irving, Bryan 38 Ison, Peggy 49 lson, Stephen 38 lvers, Pauline 23 Ivory, Susan 23 lzatt, Louis 49 l jackman, Lyndon 49 jackson, Kathy 38 jackson, Michelle 61 jackson, Richard 38 jacobsen, julie 49 jaenish, Laura 38 jakeman, Brenda 61, 143 jakeman, Sheri 38, 122 james, joey 38 janata, Petr 62 jardine, julie 62 jardine, Kathryn 23 jarman, Alex 38 jarman, Michelle 119 jenkins, julie 23, 89, 103, 1 jensen, Brenda 62 jensen, Christian 49 jensen, jim 38 jensen, julie 49, 106 jensen, Karol jensen, Lydia 89 jensen, Mark 23 jensen, Trisha 49, 104 jenson, Conrad 23, 103 jenson, Cord 62 jenson, Maren 62 jenson, Michael 49 jepson, jan 23, 89, 113 123 johnson, Amy 23, 119 johnson, Anthony 49 johnson, Becky 24 johnson, jamelle 62 johnson, jeffrey 38 johnson, Mathew 62 johnson, Shauan 49 johnson, Tracey 49 johnson, Trisha 49 johnston, john 24 johnston, Kim 62 johnston, Stephen 62 jolley, Kennion 38, 114 jones, Curtis 62, 139 jones, Dewey 38 jones, jamie 62 jones, Marianne 23, 102, 105 jones, Pamela 24, 102, 130 jones, Richard 24 jones, Russell 24 jones, Sam 49, 137 jorgensen, Ann 24, 99, 102 jorgensen, julie 62 jorgensen, Lisa 38, 105 K Kalvesmaki, Cedric 62, 106, 107 Kamerath, Heidi 62 Kamerath, jon 38, 117, 140 Kang, Mina 49, 123 Kao, john 38 Kappas, Elenie 38 Karras, Georgie 62 Katoa, Lopini 50 Keith, jennifer 62 Keith, Tammy 38, 95, 109, 119 Kelly, john 38, 107 Kelly, Tamara 24, 89, 91, 102, 103, 104 Kempton, Kim 50 Kendell, Chad 50 Kendall, Scott 38 Kennard, April 24, 89, 102, 109 Kennard, Michelle 50 Kennedy, Katherine 50, 105 Kent, john 62 Kent, Michael 24 Kenyon, Brooke 50 Kersey, Tamara 130 Keutel, Martin 24, 86, 88, 113, 117, 122, 123 Keyser, Cari 38 Kha, Kin 62 Khazeni, Arsalan 62 Kightlinger, Stacy 24 Kilbourn, Diana 24, 101, 103, 109 Kimball, john 50 Kimball, Spencer 24, 90, 104 Kimball, Stanely 24, 103 King, Deanna 38 King, Kathy 39 King, Sky 50 King, Tussy 39, 90, 105 Kinnesley, Doug 50 Kinnersely, Lawrence 39 Knapp, Doris 24 Knaras, Stephanie 24 Knowles, Chuck 101, 103 Knowles, Micheal 62 Kundsen, Kristen 39, 143 Knudson, Susan 50 Kodama, Tomo Kome, K.C. 50 Kone, Karleen 62 Koplin, Karen 62 Kosloski, Linda 62 Kounalis, Hollie 62 Kounallis, Kim 39, 132 Kovire, Brian 39 Kralik, jonathan 39, 110 Kresser, Ronald 24, 106 Kubotta, Michael 62 Kuehl, Laurel 24, 104, 105, 138 Kunz, Marnae 39 Kupitz, Kelma 50 Kurras, Ellen 50 Kurras, jeff 23, 91, 123, 135 Kwangett, Meilin 62 Kwangett, Tao Sheng 25, 87, 89, 90,9 98, 107, 114 L La, Loi 39 Lake, Cherise 62 Lake, Lesa 50 Lansing, Doreen 39 Larsen, Brent 62, 107 Larsen, Kathryn 50, 132 Larsen, Laurie 39 Larsen, Trevor 39 Larson, Dirk 62 Latu, Taipalti 50 Laveson, Mandy 113, 123 Lawrence, Michael Lawson, Kenneth 39 Layton, Mike 25, 86, 89, 103, 107 Lazarus, Laura 50 Ledesma, Barbara 63 Lee, Erin 50, 109 Lee, jovetta 63 Lee, Keri 39, 109 Lee, Richard 63, 107 Lee, Sandra 25, 91, 109 Leetham, Michael 63 Leitch, Michael 50, 122 Lemmon, Steve 123 Leventis, Cergette 50, 123, 143 Liedtke, Annette 25 Lima, Shawn 50 Lindberg, Elyse 25, 114 Lindsay, Lisa 25 Lindsey, Brad 63, 137 Lindsey, john 50, 113, 116 Lindsey, Kathy 25, 109, 129 Linsdey, Todd 50 Linebaugh, Mark 117 Linning, Laurie 63 Linning, Leonardus 50 Lizano, jose 25, 95, 119 Loewen Elisa 50 Logie, james 51, 122 Loh, Stewart Loi, Linh 50 Long, james 50 Long, johnny 39 Longhurst, Byron 25 Longhurst, jill 50 Looser, Heidi 39, 143 Loosli, Stephen 63 Losee, Danielle 50 Lott, Kenner 63, 137 Louie, Cathy 39 Lowther, james 50 -uker, Kathryn 50 -unt, Gregory I63 -unt, jennifer 63 -unt, julie 25, 115 -uty, Christoph 50, 90 -uty, Markus 25, 86, 87, 90, 106, 107 -yman, Peter 50 -ytle, Carter 25 -ytle, Curtis 39 M v1acDonald, Eric 39, 107 vlacDonald, Richard 63 vlaclfarlane, jeffery 39, 125 vlacFarlane, Laura 91, 101 vlacFarlane, Robert 39 vlach, Phan 25 vlackay, Patrice 39, 109, 133 vladrid, jeffery 39 vladrid, Tina 51, 122 Madsen, Cindy 63, 103 Madsen, julie 25 Maestas, judee 39 Magleby, james 63, 137 Malone, Patrick 51 Mancini, john 63 Manuel, Sue 25, 109 Marriot, David 63 Marsden, Mary 39 Marshall, Kelley 39 Martin, Liesl 51 Martin, Suzan 63 Martin, Wendy 63 Martin, Sherry Martinez, Danny 39 Masloff, Helen 39 Mason, Anthony 39 Mason, Sara 51, 104 Matheson, Richard 39, 90 Matheson, Thomas 63 Matsen, Sally 63 Matson, David 39 Matsubayashi, Naomi 63 Mattsson, Derek 39 Mauerhan, Peter Maurer, Russell 63 Maurer, Wendy 51, 106 Maxfield, Shawn 25, 99, 101, 102 Maxwell, Anne 25, 103, 123 May, Gordon 51 May, Melissa 119 Mayeda, Scott 25, 89, 91, 113, 114, 123, 135 Maynes, Steven 63 McConkie, Edward 40 McCourn, jennifer 131 McCoy, Leah 25 McDonald, jeffery 40 McDonald, Suzie 25 McKay, Richard 137 McKnight, Keith 26 McLelIand, Shane McMahan, julie 123 McMaster, Todd 26, 103 McShane, Erin 97 McShane, Liam 26, 113 Meadows, Suzanne 51 Mecham, james 63 Mehr, Arne 40 Mehr, Bryan 51 Meik, Karen 63 Mercier, Muriel 40 Merideth, Elizabeth 63 Merrill, Brad 63, 139 Merritt, judith 63 Mertens, james 26 Messner, Kellie 51 Meuzelaar, Antoinett 51 Meyer, Eric 40 Michel, Danny 26 Mickelsen, jodi 51 Middleton, Liz 26, 89, 105, 13 Mikalauski, Kimberly 63 Miles, Leslie 40 Miller, james 26 Miller, jennifer 51 Miller, Matthew 63 Miller, Todd 63 Millet, Angela 51 Millet, Delica 63 Millett, Liz 51 Millett, Rozanne 63, 110 Mills, Amy 63 Milne, David 51 Moench, Mikael 51 Moench, Niclas 40 Mommer, Michelle 26 Monner, Wendy 51 Monson, janene 26, 88, 90, 9 103, 104, 105, 142 Monson, Reid 51, 106 Monson, Renee 63 Montoya, Marc 51 Moore, Tersa 64 Moray, Cyndi 26 Morby, Charles 26 Morgan, Megan 40, 105, 132 Morgan, Melanie I64 Morris, john 64, 137 Mortensen, Ken 51 Mortensen, Troy 40 Movitz, David 51 Mueller, Kathleen 64 Mueller, Laura 40, 105 Mulder, Paul 40 Mullins, Shannon 40, 135 Murphy, Mark 26 Murphy, Patricia 64, 107 Murphy, Peri 26, 115 Murphy, Sean 40 Murtha, Marie 51 Myers, Dora 64 Myers, Mark 40 N Nabrotzky, Gayle 40 Nagata, Alan S1 Nagata, Bryan 64, 122 Namanny, Andrew 51, 104, 109 1 Naverrevte, Ana 40, 119 Naylor, jodi 26, 102 Naylor, Staci 64 Nebeker, james 26, 89, 91, 102 Nebeker, Nathan 51, 119, 137 Nelson, Karen 40 Nelson, Lorin 51 Nelson, Marjorie 40, 109, 133 Newell, Christine 51 Newey, Lisa 64 Newey, Paul 26, 101, 103, 123 Newland, Darrin 51, 105 Newman, Lisa 64 Newsome, Scott 64 Nguyen, Son 40 Nichols, Brandon 40 Neilson, Dahlia 64 Neilson, Eric 26 Neilson, Heli 40 Nielson, Natalee 64 Nielson, Richard Nordstrom, Kristine 51, 123 Novak, Caralee 51, 131 Nye, Linda 40 O Oaks, joel 64 Oaks, Susan 40 Oblezov, Anatol 52 O'Brien, Dawn 40 Oestreich, john 26, 117 Oestreich, Paul 89 Okerlund, Kevin 64 Oki, Stan 27, 122 Oliver, Shawn 40, 106 Olivera, Felicia 52 Olivera, Lisa 111 Olsen, Brad 40, 100 Olsen, Dana 64 Olsen, john 52, 104 Olsen, Michael 64 Olson, Daphne 52 Olson, Stephanie 64 Omura, Terrence 40, 139 O'Neil, jennifer 64 O'Neil, Gayanne 40, 109 O'Neil, Lisa 40 Opfar, Scott 52 Oppenheimer, Kathryn 64 Osburn, Frankie 27 Osti, Leigh 4l0, 133 Otto, Christine 52 Otto, Thomas 40 Overmyer, Craig 27, 107 Owens, Sara 40, 132, 133, 135 Owens, Steve 64 P Pack, Adria 64 Pack, Greg 40 Pack, Kelly 64 Pahl, Caolyn 52 Pahnke, Amanda 52, 113, 117, 123 Palmer, Karen 27 Pananos, Michael 41 Pappas, Chris 27, 105 Park, Anona 52 Patrick, Kathy 122 Payne, Heather 52, 104, 116, 123 Peck, David 41 Peebles, jennifer 52 Peel, Courtney 64, 138 Peery, Mark 52 Penman, Ann 52 Penman, Linette 41 Penrose, Robert 41 Perry, Elizabeth 27 Perry, Mark 137 Perry, Michael l64, 111 Peters, jennifer 27, 102 Petersen, Michelle 52, 98 Peterson, Cathy 41, 119, 143 Peterson, David 27, 113, 140 Peterson, Ed 52, 119, 123 Peterson, Holly 64 Peterson, Knutt 64 Peterson, Mark 27 Petrey, Craig 27 Petty, jennifer 52 Pfeifer, Anne 41 Pfeiffer, Matt 64 Phillips, David 52, 122 Pierce, jeffery 65 Pihl, David 65 Pihl, john 41 Pingree, john 52, 119, 123 Pitt, David 52 Pitts, Elizabeth 56 Pizzclato, Christine 65 Platt, Laura 65, 107 Platt, Russell 27, 101, 102, 128 Platts, Todd 52 Poelman, Catherine 52 Poelman, Elizabeth 27, 89, 102, 104 Plychronis, Kelli 65 Pomeranz, Steven 52 Post, Danielle 65 Post, Suzanne 86, 89 Poulson, Gordon 41 Poulson, Travis 52 Powers, Steven 41 Pratt, Kristine 65 Pratt, Melissa 27 Preece, Paige 41, 142 Price, jenni 41 Pruess, Steven 27 Pruess, Timothy 65 Quinn, Laurie 41, 142, 143 R Randall, Brad 41, 135 Randall, Stephen 52 Raskin, Paul 119 Rasmussen, Trudy 122 Ravinsky, julia 41 Raybould, Kathryn 41, 132 Raybould, Marilyn 65 Razaghi, Abbas 65, 139, 140 Razaghi, Ammad 140 Rector, john 41 Rees, Scott l65, 107 Reese, Ann 27, 87, 89, 91, 99, 102 Reese, john 41 Reeve, Rosemary 41, 95, 98 Reisinger, Peter 65 Reiter, Chris 41 Reynolds, Alec 41 Reynolds, Mimi 65 Rhodes, Susan 41, 100 Rice, Anne 53, 106 Rice, jeffery 65, 107 Rice, Rebecca 53 Rice, Rosalie 53 Richard, Cindy 65 Pyle, Elizabeth 89 Richards, jeff 27, 89, 101, 102, 114 123 Richardson, Brock 53 Riddle, Nalisa 53, 131 Riddle, Nanette 27, 109, 115, 130 Riddle, Natalie 65, 132 Ridges, Kevin 65 Ripley, Lisa 41 Ririe, Melinda 27, 109, 128 Ritzakis, Lexi 65 Rivera, George 53 Roberson, Alyson 53 bala, jon 65 iberts, Arthur iberts, Sheri 65 ibinson, Arba 41, 143 ibinson, Cynthia 53 ibinson, Eric 141 ibinson, lda 41, 111 ibinson, Matt 139 ibinson, Chris 27, 89 ibinson, Kay ick, jennifer 41 igers, jon 53 igers, Lane 53, 100 igers, Scott 53 ihovit, Trell 28 ihovit, Troy 28, 103, 139 imney, Scott 65 rod, Marcus 28, 102, 104 ischer, Patricia 65 ise, Dade 53 use, Liza 65, 100, 102, 109 ise, William isenberger, Till 65 isenblatt, Brock 41 ith, Katherine 28, 95, 119 idd, Glen 53 iesch, Gary 102, 114 iesch, Tracey 53, 106, 112 ismeehatthaka, Pichai 53 issel, David 42 issel, Stephen 53, 110 iston, Amanda 65 an, Katheryn 53 an, Kerry 42 an, Nicole 42 S bey, Clark 53 deghi, Rhonda 42 dia, Stephen 42 farian, Shiela 42, 106 jjadi, Susan 53 li, Troy 65 ndberg, Kari 28 nitistevan, john 42 tovick, Christopher 53 unders, Terrance 65 hick, Holly 28 hmid, Peter 28 hmidt, Samuel 65, 114, 137 hnepel, james 65 hofield, Scott 28 reiber, Connie 53 Schuller, Pamela 106 Schumann, Stacie 42, 109, 133 Sciamarella, Robert 28, 102 Scott, Mark 43, 139 Scott, Michelle 65, 131 Scott, Tiffany 65, 123 Seare, Steven 42 Seegmiller, David 28, 101 Seegmiller, Richard 28, 101, 102, 129, 139 Sekino, Dennis 66 Sellers, Archie 42 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Cynthia 54 Daniel 53 Evan 54, 106 jan 54, 115 Keil 42, 139 Lisa 42 , Maggie 29 , Monica 42 Richard 29, 129 , Trevor 54, 139 Smithson, Karen 42 Snow, Melissa 66 Seninger, Glen S. 28, 42, 102, 117, 123 Shade, Brian 141 Shade, Shade, Shafer, Shafer, Shafer, David Robert 28 Laura 42, 111 Lisa 42, 119,133 Suzanne 66 Shane, Stephan 53 Shane, Thomas 42 Sharp, Karen 66 Snyder, Mike 29, 91, 114 Sonntag, Karen 54 Sonntag, Paula 29, 103 Sorenson, Chad 29 Sory, Shaun 66 Southwell, Marie 66 Spencer, Alison 29, 115 Spencer, jethro 29 Spencer, joseph 66 Spencer, Mary 42, 133 Sharp, Mary 66 Sharples, Matthew 66 Shelledy, David 42 Shelledy, Denny 53 Shelledy, Shawn 66 Shepherd, james 66 Shiba, Richard 42 Shipp, jim 42 Shoemaker, Franklin 66 Shore, Michael 28, 90, 105, 106, 107 Shuman, james 42 Siegel, Nancy j. 53,95 Siegel, Steve 28, 94, 95, 125 Simmons, David 28, 101, 102 Simmons, Lori 53 Skidmore, Lance 66 Slawson, Matt 66 Slighting, Dale 28 Sloan, David 28, 89, 114 Sloan, julie 28, 105 Sloan, Suzanne 42 Slok, Chris 66 Slok, Rich 139 Small, David 53 Smart, Chris 66 Smart, David 42, 100, 139 Smart, Robert 42 Smart, Suzy 28 Smit, Marissa 42 Smith, Andrea 66, 123 Smith, Bradley 66 Smith, Bradley 125, 137 Spilsbury, Erin 66 Spjut, Scott 103 Sprunt, Matt 29, 128 Stanbury, Stuart 66 Stanley, Michael 29, 95, 140 Staples, Chris 66 Staples, Tracy 42 Stenger, Martin 29 Stenquist, Careen 66 Stevens, Ann 42, 132 Stevens, Mary 66, 97, 115 Stevens, Nancy 66 Stewart, Meg 125 Stewart, Melou 29, 101, 102 Stewart, Miles 54, 107 Stewart, Shannon 42, 109, 132 Stockdale, Tiffany 54, 111 Stowe, Martine 54, 109 Straight, Aaron 66, 113 Stringham, james 54 Stromquist, 54, 106 Styler, Doug 4? Sudbury, Michelle 66 Summerhays, Katie 66 Summerhays, Mary 42 Summer, Troy 42 Swalberg, Kenneth 54, 139 Syndergaard, julie 29, 91 Tahdooahnippah, Mike 42 Tang, Anh 54, 107 Tang, Phuong 42 Tang, Thomas 29, 141 Tang, Van 43 Taufer, Gairia 29 Tayler, Greg 54, 139 Tayler, Stephanie 66 Taylor, john 54 Taylor, jon 112, 140 Taylor, Nancy 66, 143 Taylor, Roni 66, 105 Taylor, Sandra 42 Terry, Audrey 54, 90, 105 Terry, Christy 29, 94, 95, 138 Terry, Scott 139 Terry, james 29 Tessman, 66, 107, 141 Tessman, Thant 43 Teuscher, Sandra 122 Thomas, Amy 66 Thomas, George 43 Thomas, Pamela 54, 106 Thomas, Richard 103, 104 Thomason, Chance 65 Thompson, Eric 140 Thompson, George 54 Timm, Chris 43 Tokanaga, Thomas 67 Tolman, Glenn 29, 102 Tompson, Richard 107 Topdjian, Anna 54 Topdjian, john 29 Torres, Deanne 29 Torice, Louise 54 Trimnal, Van 43 Truitt, Reed 43, 117 Trussell 43 Tsai, Pauline 43 Tudor, Greg 104, 107, 122 Tudor, Stephanie 67 Tunks, Kristan 54 U Uno, Mark 67 Uribe, Sandra 54 V Vail, Sarah 30 Valentine, Sthepahie 135 Vance, james 54 Vance, Robert 30 Vandam, julie 67 Vandam, Michael 43 Vandyck, Greta 54 VanKeizerswaard, Valerie 30, 8 101,103,115,123 Vealey, jonathan 55 Vestal, Holly 30, 98 Vickers, Anthony 55 Vigil, Sammy 67 Vonrosen, Michael 30 Vrontikis, Helen 30, 103 W Wade, Andrew 30, 87 Wagreich, Lisa 30 Wald, Kevin 43 Walker, Desiree 67 Walker, Nena 30, 80 Walker, Tom 67 Walkington, Audrey 55 Wallace Cassie 55 Walter, Steven 30 Waltman, Susan 67 Walton, Chris 30 Walton, james 43 Walton, Robb 30 Wangsgaard, Babs 30, 142 Wang, Nancy 86, 89 Wangsgard, Marie 43 Wankier, Ralph 43 Ward, Suzy 30 Warnas, Christina 43, 125, 132 Wathen, Robert 67 Watkins, Andrea 55 Watson, Debby 30, 142 Weaver, Laurencita 55 Weggeland, Kym 43 Weight, Cheryl 30 Welcher, Holly 55, 95 Welcher, Tim 67, 141 Welsh, Brendan 67, 141 West, john 55 West, Marc 55, 98 Whisenant, Brent 67 Whisenant, Brian 30 Whitaker, Boo 43 White, Dan 43 White, Greg 67 White, jacquelin 55 White, Matt 55 White, Mike 67 White, Shannon 31, 117 Whitney, Carol 31, 103 Whyte, Audrey 31 Widlund, Lisa 31, 102 Widlund, Susan 67 9,91, Wiemeyer, Daron 67 Wiest, jon 55 Wiggerman, Shirley 31 Wilde, Lori 31, 103 Wilde, Mike 67 Wilford, Andy 67 Wilhelmi, Chris 31 Wilhelmi, Heidi 31 Wilkey, jeff 55 Willbrand, Amy 43, 111 Williams, Toi 55 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Wilson Ben 31, 87,114,117 Heidi 67 , jenny 43 , julie 43 Wimmer, Dawmna 67 Wimmer, jay 55, 106 Wimmer, Pam 43, 105, 132, 133 Winslow, Suzanne 31, 142 Winters, Emily 43, 106, 132 Wise, Mike 43 Wolfer, Eric 31 Wolff, jennifer 31, 103 Wolfgramm, joseph 43 Wosley, Lisa 55, 113 Wolsey, Lori 55, 112 Wood, Deborah 31 Woodard, Cecily 55, 104, 138 Woodburry, Michele 68 Woodhead, Christopher 90, 107 Woodworth, Ruth 55 Workman, Natalie 31, 102 Wright, jennifer 31, 101, 102 Wullstein, Kathryn 101, 103 Wunderlich, Doug 68 Y Yeh, Engkong 55 Yeiser, Virginia 31 Young, Alisyn 55 Young, joni 55, 104, 109 Young, Robert 55 Young, Shannon 43, 138 Young, Steven 43 Yuill, Craig 68 Yuill, Kim 43 Yuill, Roy 31 Z Zabriskie, Marsha 68 Zabriskie, Michele 31 Zenger, Kristin 55, 123 Zimmerman, jason WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS There is a place where the sidewalk ends And before the street begins, And there the grass grows soft and white, And there the sun burns crimson bright, And there the moon-bird rests from his flight To cool in the peppermint wind. Let us leave this place where the smoke blows black And the dark street winds and bends. Past the pits where the asphalt flowers grow We shall walk with a walk that is measured and slow, And watch where the chalk-whited arrows go To the place where the sidewalk ends. Yes we'll walk with a walk that is measured and slow, And we'll go where the chalk-white arrows go, For the children, they mark, and th e children, they know The place where the sidewalk ends. Shel Silverstein In Memory of: Aaron Hunt - Class of '82 December 11, 1963 to March 10, 1982 Sherri Lee Giles - Class of '85 February 11, 1967 to April 9, 1982