Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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K3 74 NP Q0 ,X .. lg lf' vp Rau' One: A. Qualls. B. Mann, M. Gulan. F. Donckers, Y. Ogle, L. Garness. Rauf Two: D. Simunclsun, D. Kurte, G. Carlson, B. Peterson, B. Stotts, R. Cunninham. Row Three: R. Mann. R. Marston, D. Moeller, K. Cunningham. E. Osborn. Not Pirlured: D. Williams. C. Kessee. M. Pember, P. Seville-S, P. Truumpuur, D. Ash. B. Tinker. K. Kauzlarich, Bartoy. Afhfud e Through Casual vga Rau Tun D Blrkubem E Cunnmglnm R Kmg D Wlllxlms E Olson M Ogard M Klmgmm I Crrvello B Mc Hugh Rua Tbzee B Moms B Frcdrnclrwn S Myhrc P Wnk I Bun P Musnu F Meclre C Pulcrwn N Clflfllti C Bcrrlh 21 o 4 ' . f 1 vm Q W 'fs . . . l ' ' fi 1 l 1 , X . l l Q Row One: D. DeMoss, A. Duncan, J. Bender, D. Coco, R. Stanley, M. Manowski, G. Tenio, L. Dulaney, D. McKinlay.

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s f' Row One: A. Hall, J. Pfaff. D. Craig, B. Lombardini, E. Bathum, K. Johnson. Rou' Two: S. Smoke, S. Fam, C. Hawkins, G. Balsley, J. Ulman, G. Baker, N. Bellack. Rou' Three: D. Savick, J. Hansen, S. Kanski, E. Phillips, J. Bissig, B. Kremer, V. Mattson. THE JUNIOR CLASS . Q Copfured fhe Young Moder Comprehension of Today's World . . Another year of education, a more comprehensive course, time for puppy love . . . First .stop was the Junior-Senior Banquet to see what a little ingenuity and imagination could do to the life- less cafeteria and tasteless food . . . A year of lillggiillg' math pro- blems, Latin verbs and English compositions . . . A year of choos- ing crepe paper, hiring a band, suffering from back aches, the magic wand of capable hands transformed the gym into an un- believable picture of beauty for the Junior Prom ..., X nd still we found time to sell football pro- grams and contribute to the plan- ning of the Hornet Hilites . . . VVhen we slept, we wrapped our dreams of the future around the bed-post and memorized chemis- try formulas . . . For us our ac- , Row One: C. Curtis, A. Petchnick, F. Young, V. Murdock, J. Nachtsheim. complishments became a .symbol of responsibility ant! iciidgrsliiii Row Two: S. Welsh, K. Grove, D. Palmquisr, C. McHugh, L. Malaresta. - - - attributes tv be used fo the Rou' Three: D. Stephenson, M. Bagby, J. Osborn,H. Beerman, E. Ness. fullest extent in the long-awaited Senior year. 20

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