Everett High School - Nesika Yearbook (Everett, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1978 volume:

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Adams, Mr. Anthony, Roger Bailey, Ed Barker, Kelly Barrett, Janice Barrett, Patrick Barsness, Wayne Bartlett, Berva Bennett, Edith Bennett, Geoff Bennett, John Bennett, Steve Boyd, Tim Brockman, Ernest Brown, Allen Burger, Augie Bussell, Lionel Buster, Louis Cavadini, Donna Conrad, Klint Cronk, Bruce Crosson, Ann Curnutt, Patricia Curtis, Pamela Dystra, Adelaide Elmer, Laurie Farrington, Betty Ferguson, Doug Flemming, Grover George, Don Green, Rosemarie Gurian, Leonard Haug, Roger Haveman, Gary Heath, Debbie N 'X 3 ,, ... u 'r v , ' J va I f 4 .' ' .'1 .V 'i:1 ff f fm, g N f In I ' r Admini tration 1 :QW ' Q Hanson, Richard Dire, Ernie Story, Bette Facul 1 in V4 x, wxkfi - Q 4 Y I Dfw 2 i ' 4' -1, ' Q: ' . 't in 1 .iii I ' fi' t n A x, .-4 ' Vw it ini Y s gg f' , i ,SQA A 5 f li Sf if is It , 45162: 'Q , wr' ' S+, 4 M A We it .lf G 8 x ef'- axqr 'F ff is Q Y Q-. 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ET ,ff iguw, r A Cm 9 Q! l Henry, Robert Honeyman, llllizabeth Howard, Merrille Hull, Helen lsaacson,Joni Jackson, Harlan Jensen, Peter Jongejan, 'l'ony Kinch, Diane Koshe, Blanch Koshe, Dave Kyle, James Larimer, Mary Jane Lawrence, Paul Lee, Pete Martina, Brucex McLennan, Craig t,MCNeil, Harold Meling, Shirley Merrick, Bryant Mowat, -lack Nazarenus, Eleanor Olson, Chuck Q- Richer, Joe Rossman, Ramonn Rosson, Robert Ruck, Lee Ella Scafe, Dennis Schultz, Dale Schultz, 'I'om Shadduck, Glenn Shideler, Richard Shoemaker, Annette Slater, Bert Solomon, Jeff Stevenson, Louis Stiles, Cozette Sugars, Lois Sundal, Reynold Sustad, Gerald Sutherland, Delores 'I'hiele, James 'I'iessen, Clarence Van Winkle, Lee Whitefield, 'l'ony Wickstrom, Robert Workman, Esther Wysong, Alison Teacher Aides And Secretaries Alwrcrmnhie, .laney Dunn, Patty Gainsford, Farm Hasselo, Dixie l-lniby, Lillian Knight, Ethel McGilvray, Joan Olson, Dan Parker, Edna Perry, Gaylen liamstead, Kathleen Richards, Betty Rickard, Pauline Rune, Doretta Schwab, Judy Shideler, Phyllis 'l'al1er,Ginny Ward, Nadene Westinun, Fran 491 :E J g 55. 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X IN' V .1 , V' xg. y 1 f,e+ x t .- . , -- .4 5 Douglas Herivel 'x K :ix A 'rem 'N Cathy Harvey Cindy Hartsell Debbie Hauck Duane Heck .A Joan Hermanson Terrie Hickman ve Tom H ieb F0 41' IH 1'3 V Hind C ' 'BP'- Ac . N N-sixty b H01 1 ,'.' ' a ,f N -wrt land fw- fi.: J A 1 ' N Daniel Hornyak Dorothy Hunt T5 .R ,r JS ' Jeff'0l'y Hutt :S Derek Kempf Siegfried Kielow -v. JC., 4 '-4 f-if7'4v,!f 'Mui' X Jim Kinard g rg M ., N I Q , r . W., ' ,. va w 1' Tame-ra Kincaid f 9' 5 ,. ,- ,fi-W, ..,,,., V- ,MSM-. 1 3 '- W'Z' , 1.1 f.,,. ,f-,' 5 .4 f .p, , if Q wf 7 7' D. '. MJ' ., ,. M., n , ,r:.f,-'A iw- ri b.: 'wr H 'N we ,'0:QJg,g g,Q 695: 3' , Q h M 133 'Q .5 I .F X., . I ,VA fr is - , 5 'X i ' ' Alf' In Q xg 7511, fl r W U, 41 Q .. 3 f,,,,,,- ,R x ' u Donna Kruick Denise Lacoursiere Julie Larsen A 1 X Laurel Le Bar Jody Lengkeek w-l 3 Bridget Lewellen -f an .fha- Qr- - 5 Cathy Lebihan Berdlne Lee :will Peggy Lee rf! Mary Llttle Katherlne Lloyd Rodger Locke Tim Levin Steve LGWIS .js ef' Q, xmas, Suzanne Lott T an.. -Q5 'XJ John Luke Lmda Mackenale Lmda Lucas Wendy Lueth Mary Malsberry gsm. 'V' X Qwr Ladonna Marshall Jeannette Martm fff C5 Y' ' V1ck1 Martm Y Steve Mason -Q-Q K Mike Marquardt Don MHftlH ' fe ,ae - Www If . , ' J .4 as 'l Qu- ,N 'WK x , Deble McArathur 'Sf 4 fm 1' Lmda Preston it W Ron Preus Durlnda Prlest Loretta Pryce .uuvunnv 1979 Jon Pume its Q Tracy Quam Lori Rathbun UU! Kathleen Quall ...s wgvsnn Robin Reaves Kffd 'ln Scott Ramstead Carol Reichelt Diane Reinertsen , R x :YEA , A Kxi Ni Kerry Schnetter Monique Schouviller Loreen Scofield mmm, Karin Sears J:-f f A, X 4. - -. r ' ' ' f f N- 25 1 'lf ,, it Q ,N X, -f- l Sue Scott Richard Secor ' Wayne Shatto Craig Smith John Secoy John Selbert Michael Shattuck Gordon Snell Johnathan Shaw Slim l , .sr 652 Bonnie Skelton 5.5 1 ' Hans Solle Edward Sommerfeld 4 SK Elizabeth Trepani 21595 Paula Troxell W '1 W. I Raymond Valles Debra Walker Joyce W3tklDS Larry Weir Chris Watters Debbie Weitkamp Sus' tfrl Wbx Y'--, , .K f' Richard Webber Ao' X :tm , f Teresa Welborn Mx inf FFF Bob Wehr x 1, Lynnette Weston Esther White Jeanine White Jeff Wicklund Terry Wiess 1 38 Camera Sh Archey, David Ashby, Laurie Atkisson, Aaron Barger, Donald Blair, Roxanne Bloom, Linda Carney, Linda Carter, Joel Coffell, Jerald Cole, Lorna Dwyer, Brian Ebert, Pat Emerson, Bonnie Faussett, Guy Gaffney, Brian Griffin, Alice Groomer, John Grow, Curt Gulle, Judy Himes, Bruce Hindman, Kathy Johnson, Denise Lagant, Paul Lambson, Stephanie Longshore, Lynn McNamara, Heather McNiven, Brian Middendorf Jr., Richard Morris, Stephanie Marteniz, Jose Lynn, Mary Myers, Rhoda Noia, Desirae Norsby, Marty Petitclerc, Penny Sansaver-Briggs, Jeannie Schwab, Dan A Sholberg, Lloyd Shullenberg, John Smith, Daniel Snyder, Chris Stewart, Michael Thompson, Lynn Toles, Michael Sheflo, Denice Warnock, Laurie Weaver, Rick Agostinelli, Dina Allen, Jeffery Anabel, Robert Anderson, David Anderson, Lori Anderson, Mary Anderson. Paula Andrews, Brenda Armstrong, Beth Bagley, Sam Baker, Janean Barcelou, Amy Blum, Daniel Bly, John Bly, Mary Boe, Rita Bogart, Lyal Bogart, Steve Boggess, Robert Bold, Carolyn Bollinger, William Bowder, Kevin Bower, Toni Bowser, Sue 9 I Barr, Michael Barthel, Marcella Bassford, Kelly Bayne, Sandra Beals, Diana Beard, Janet Benedict, Greg Benito, Wayne Benjamin, Randy Berrens, Monica Bismore, Cathy Blalock, Kim l w -ii I l vf ,- N 8 X iglx y k, :.x :i'VXB 6 1 F -72 'fx '1 kCfT 3Ad , NN 4 V A A0 5 l C5w + EWQMQQZ AQ 'N - . , f SW Nuys Q' ykkjgkx I C-A T mix P. ff? KQ53X5ig3ij5l?Jf XXKQFQXLJ ' nl Lfm...g, ,X ,X gflkc, QOLgx LXm,4Q Xxfjw Qfm, +6 C mfg gg if N Lx 'f' Q6 RKXNNC Q'9CA'ifg5 Civi 55Xw5L1XfN,X W 1 C' fCLfLC, ff Xi X yw1CwffC7A:Di 6 kg Ei52xaN -A UK X vr,.,5, ' lim Jfff WHVV , ,JL4J,ffjJf fx j ! 7,4-L 00-if! 0 Q . m fffff0fN 7 ,ff x . Q 5 X if 45 1W, ,- ,l,l 1 X297 X ., ,P- 'x Wiki? 1 lf - , f X. ' K. ,. 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Carter, Mike Casey, Brad Cassidy, Matthew Cassidy, Theresa Chandler, Maxine Chin, Tom Christensen, David Clark, Barbara Clausen, Steve Clifton, Sandra Coble, Frank Collings, Jodene ,Af Durnil, Shari Eddy, Bert Edwards, Collete Edwards, Mary Eidson, Damon Elliott, Reid Ellsworth, Reid Elmer, Randy Engel, Richard Erickson, Lane Erickson, Tammy Estie, Mona Garcia, Diana Garnett, Jeannie Gay, Linda George, Patti Gladstone, Bill Good, Steve Greso, Aaron Grimes, Rubiedee Gruber, Alfred Guthrie, Ronald Hackworth, Allen Hale, Julie Fagan, Barbara Fainter, Dennis Fanning, Pamela Ferguson, La Rae Ferguson, Mike Ferrel, Yvonne Foxley, Sara Fredrickson, Jodi Funk, John Gaffney, Jennifer Gainsford, Joanne Galland, Janeen Hall, Kevin Hamilton, Terry Hansen, Dan Harris, John Hartsell, David Hasson, David Hatfield, Sallie Hauck, Jeff Hayes, Dan Haynes, Rhonda Hebert, l,yle Hederich, Glen '-in N' -4-1 1, . lshain, Mary lvelie. Richard Jaggar, Beverly Jasper, l.aralee .lel'l'ries, Patrick Jewell, Lori .lo4lm'li. Ulllllj' Joel. illntltl Johnson, Diane Johnson, 'l'erri Jones. James Jones, Rachel x fn! 'K Hederich, Glenda Henry, Leigh Hensley, Ruth Hermansen, Lori Hervey, Mary Ellen Hill, 'l'am my Hoiliy, Kit Hulbert, Robert Hulse, Kristy Hunter, Renee Hutt, Danny Hutter, Patricia -Q Kearns, Barrett Kee, Cindy Keefe, Duane Kielland, Tom Kielow, Steve King, Brian Kirkpatrick, Kim Knatz, Phillip Koehler, Cynthia Kooistra, Len Koonce, Kathy Kraemer, Grant Long, Ladonna Lucas, Bill Lucas, Ken Lyons, Jerry Mabe, Vickie Macauley, Bob Mackey, Jeff Maltsberger, Wayne Mann, Craig Mardesich, Vince Marshall, Darla Martinis, Chris Kurnik, Daniel Laborde, Tricia Lahree, Lisa Larson, Donita Lawson, Scott Lebihan, Mike Leclaire, Christopher Lee, Laura Lee, Stanley Lenz, Tim Lesemann, Paul Lewis, Kathleen r Matthies, Jeffrey Maude, Cathy Maynard, Lori Mc Coy, Kevin Mc Day Green, Jill McCamey, Steve McCarty, Daniel McComber, Andrea McDowell, Robert Mclntosh, Chris McKee, Paul McKeehan, Dan .f- 5--T, Moini, Ahmad Monson, Chris Monteith, Susan Moon, Gordon Moore, Darrell Morgan, Lisa Morris, Peter Moser, Donald Muller, Terresa Musladin, Julie Myers, Ramona Newell, Jim L ,lx ,gl McKeehan, Robin Meissner, Cheryl Mell, Beverly Melton, Cynthia Mensch, Scott Metzger, Margaret Meyer, Paul Mickelson, James Mills, Betsy Mills, Stephen Minnich, Mike Minshull, Matthew ! 1 ev a ifirfh Newland, Si Newsom, Scott Nielsen, Kristina O'Neil, Jim Olson, ,lanene Opitz, Wolfgang Oss, Steve Overson, Cathy Padilla. 'l'ony Parker, Nancy Partseh, Teresa Payment, Kimberly X Retzlaff, Liz Rider, Mike Roberts, Debbie Roc-hon, Dan Rochon, 'Thomas Romerdahl, Eric Ross, Jonathan Rule, Wilma Rundle, Colette Russell, Eric Sands, Deloris Sanclstrom, Bill 'L x wi R , 5 Peterson, Anita Petitclerc, Debbie Petosa, Diane Petty, Loreen Pifer, Bryan Polzin, Beth Potter, Faith Pribble, Georgiana Priest, Chuck Rackler, Joseph Ray, Douglas Reed, Joey Sansaver, Broadway Schaff, Kathy Schireman, Debbie Schmidt, John Schwab, Cathy Seavy, Cindy Secoy, Ray Sergeant, Dale Shannon, Jim Shaw, Linda Shisler, Larry Shockley, David Snell, Donald Snyder, Delaine Snyder, Dennis Solie, Katherine Soulier, Fredric Stach, Bill Stave, Kenneth Steele, Jill Steenfott, Cindy Struhle, Diana Stuchell, Debbie Sweeney, Cynthia 7 . K Short, Diane Sicktich, Mary Sieloff, Joyce Si9l1liI1Ski, Denis Sindevitch, David Slaughter, Michelle A Smith, Anthony Smith, Denise Smith, Duane Smith, Melissa Smith Patrick Smith, William ll l .L QP, J Sweum, Marilyn Swing, Vernon Thomas, James Thompson, Cheryl Tilleson, Penny Tilleson, Terry Tilton, Paul Torve, Elizabeth Trask, Cathleen Trepanier, Thaddeus Troxell, Cheryl Tucker, Russell Watters, Kyle Weatherholt, Julie Weitkamp, Lynn Weitkamp, Marlene Welborn, Bruce Welty, Daniel Wenzlick, Kelly Westvang, Laura Whetstine, Charles Whitesell, David Whittenberg, Sandra Willard, Kent .iz , gg ii'iz: J r EN Hizfbfh Ai -Q 48 Turner, Elizabeth Tyler, Mary Van Nortwick, Katie VanRossen, Sheryl VanEman, Nancy Vitous, Anderson Von Hagel, James Vu Thai Wagner, Brenda Walery, Nancy Walker, Carmen Wampler, Mindie Williams, Billy Williams, Tammy Wilson, Jay Wilson, Joe Woods, Kathi Woods, Sharlene Yelle, Vada Young, Gilbert Ziebell, Catherine Anderson, Jim Bean, Terry Gordon, Janet Anderson, Robin Bennett, Tracie Bleisteiner, Robbie Clark, Tex Jr. Cooper7l-limes, Canden Covert, Calen Crow, Gary Cubaback, Todd Dennis, Lewis Edwards, Tammy Erickson, Wade Fuller, Dan Hackworth, Scott Camera Sh Hall, Ray Hanela, Shelly Harrison, Tom Hinds, Marty Hoerr, Tim Ingalls, Darla Johnson, Tracy Kjelland, Tom Lewis, Jerry Lozeau, Edward Lueck, Sandra McDanold, Kathleen McLaglen, Teri 49 s L i Q . 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Michael Mcfarty, Denver McGowan, Steve Melieehan, Gary McManis, Gerald McMullen, Joel McPherson, Andrew McPherson, Joseph Meagher, Beth Mehus, Lori Meissner, James Mell, Gilbert Michel, liiz Miedema, Allen Milke, Tami Miller, Steve Miller, Zina Mills, Mike Miniken, Anne Minnich, Greg Minor, Allison Misko, Loren Monger, Rose Moon, 'l'od Moore, Randy Moore, Robert Moore, 'l'im Moran, Debra Morgan, Diane Morgan, Matthew Mueller, Gina Murray, lieth Norby, -left' Nord, Matthew Norris, Beth Nowell, Kimberly 0'Brien, Emma 0'Brien, Erin 0'Donnell, Jodi O'Neil, Eunice 0'Neill, Mary Olsen, 'Fam my Olson, Bryan Olson, Paul Oversby, Donn Gverstreet, Amy 0-5 52 LIYA. 1 , 5 V' i ' N A All Owens, Deric Packard, Joe Pavish, Kimberly Payment, Kathy Peltier, Kenneth Perin, Mary Petty, Andy Pierce, Rick Pifer, Rodney Polanco, Jaimie Prehall, Jeanette Preston, Leanne Quall, Gretchen Quarnstrom, Eric Rackler, Christopher Reed, Robert Reedy, James Regan, 'l'ony Reid, Delmlmie Reid, 'l'ammy Renville, Charlie Rice, Randy Ricketts, -lefl' Rider, Curt Rife, Jerry Riley, Michael Rolihinson, Sunny Roberts, Robin Robinson, Shawn Ruchon, Edward Rodgers, llianc Romancschi, Karl Ronken, 'l'ed Rowe, Angela Rudd, Brenda Ruiz, Jeff' Ruiz, 'l'anya Rule, Willmur Rush, Raymond Sands, Cynthia Sansavcr, Shawn Santiago, .lusofina Savage, Edie Schaff, Alan Schireman, Duane Schubert, Catherine Schwaller, Machelle Shattuck, Shannon Shiel, Kevin Shipman, Irene Short, Joe Short, Maurice Sikel, Lynn Sisson, Linda Sjoholm, Pamela Smith, Brian Smith, Dennis Smith, Melanie Smith, Spencer Smith, Wade Soriano, Rick Southerland, Keith Sportsman, Dana Stedman, Betsy Stelovich, Michele Stocser, Laurie Stone, Maria Stuchell, Nancy Stunz, Kenneth Svensson, Mike Taggart, Michael Taylor, Jan Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Teresa Telford, Timothy Temple, Yvonne Terry, Dianna Thiedt, Rhonda Thier, Deborah Thompson, Shelly Tolcs, Marvin Torve, Dan Torve, Theresa Trask, Sara 'W Il ll? S .Ax , 1 73 Trepanier, John Twiggs, Scott Van Buren, Lynn Van Court, Shirley Vanderpool, Delbert Villesvik, John Walery, Julie Wall, Stephanie Warnock, James Weatherholt, Patty Wennberg, Julie Wenzlick, Brett Wertman, Debra Whetstine, Carol Whitaker, Paul White, Allan Whitefield, Martie Whitesell, Diana Wilkinson, Lonnie Williams, Leonard Willis, Neale Wilson, Katherine Wirt, Veronica Wold, Brian Woods, Marcy Woolworth, Eric Woolworth, Sue Anderson, Sam Best, Curt Charley, Leslie Clark, 'l'racy Coe, Jordan Hutchinson, Tammy Lehto, Virginia Loghry, Deneice Nelsen, Teri Sabine, Laura VVest, Gail Anderson, Mark Anderson, Morgan Baker, Bruce Barbour, Jeffrey Barker, Sherry Bebout, Kenneth Emerson, Dale Felkey, Henry Flajole, Jeanne Flores, Angeline Fralick, Debra Fulton, Dean Holt, Timothy Hulbert, Teresa Johnston, Rebecca Lengkeek, Lonnie Luyon, James Marsh, Breck Ross, Kevin Sexton, Debra Sharp, Karen Skaggs, John Smith, Corey Stewart, Ron Stripling, John Camera Sh Bodda, Kent Bogart, Tom Bryson, Jody Campbell, George Campbell, Cyndee Chavez, Brenda Geddis, Karen George, Shirley Gilmore, Keith Gower, Mark Grant, Spencer Green, Ken Mather, Guy Mather, Sam Matthews, Cynthia Morgan, Tena Nakornthap, Pakpoom Oman, Priscilla Peter, Paul 74 Coombs, John Daggett, Craig Dawson, Tamra Degenstein, Tricia Downing, Janet Edlund, Cassie Groshong, Linda Hamlin, Debbi Henry, Earlene Henry, Mike Hensley, Verna Heuft, Carmon Phelps, Veronica Potterf, Artie Purdom, Sandra Reid, Brian Roberts, Patricia Roberts, Tammie Tetrick, Lisa Waldron, Mark Walton, Denise Wennberg, Delilah Willey, Tony Wilson, James Woodford, Deborah Autographs ,A ,. , x,., M--., an . 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Debbie Shield coma petes in a cross country meet which involves running a course which is not limited to the for- mal track only, but the parking lot as well. Everett boy's cross country team has shown excellent individual performances. The varsity team is composed of five juniors, and one sophomore. With a record of two wins and three losses, they have been very competitive, losing only one meet by more than 10 points. Sophomore, Bruce Overstreet has been placing high regularly. On our course, he tied the school record and in a later meet improved his time by 10 seconds. Junior, Paul McKee, team captain, is developing into an i ' excellent runner. In his . . v E last meet, he took off eleven seconds from the course record. Paul and Bruce, along with Tony Padilla, Ken Stave, Thad Trepanier, and Mike Rider should continue to keep Everett in contention for a top position in the district meet. The boy's placed 5th in district. This was the first year that Everett High had a girls cross country team. It was led by freshman runner, Eunice O'Neil. Debbie Shield, a sophomore was the number two runner. They had a good season for first year team but they didn't place in district. Coach Jackson hopes that next season will be better because of the experience of this years team. h i'.. . K 4 77 1, . ,.vf',,mx-K :E ' 1? F . A, e. V fe it QJEJQ ,wwe-x , ., L,-A-iw 1. ' K, Aff ' K ,f.f9fy ' ' x 'A A I X gt K kv! K ,fi . Q '4 l 2 A Q 97,5 if 0 W wx. ,, - -4,4 f i A f.,gf'v 5 gy.-3 -v U ,.,. M., .. f.-mmf -1 ,Ln ...,--M x' 'Q 1 X X ' 'ff P-1 -M A-111 Ms, Q. ,. 1 'T 4 ?f.4.x. . IJ . W , ,,., X: - pflwbs Q M'- ,4 ,cv Z , LU 4 1: 31.1 ' ,wk-x 4. V if '-Q fl Q Q I,-s9f'.f :sf .V-,f' F ,A ' 1 Swf' 1 3 -.-.4 .if'4Xx' Q . R. , 0. R ., B 3 443 QQ-,xl h -,,.,...-.....,m-,--fgvm... W., ,.., ,. ... .. ........f.4-an...-.... ...,v.-,.-. . , I u' FW' MN , s '-vf -. me wmwwl lf .-41' '. 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The girls were tough contenders with every team they played and were involved with Cascade and Mariner High Schools in a play-off for a district birth. Photos: 1. QL-RD Team members Kathy Dahl, Meg Metzger, Diane Petosa, Mary Seary, 'llamra Backes, and Janet Ingalls show team spirit. 2. Graduating senior co-captain Kathy Dahl shows her volleyball talents. 3. Varsity squad, lst row fl.-Rl Coach Howard, Mary Searcy, Diane Petosa, Kathy Dahl, Meg Metzger, Teresa Foster, Terri Armstrong. 2nd row QL-Rl Iiori Denning, Linda Clausen, Janet Ingalls, 'llamra Backes, Kris Jen- sen, Ginny Venliman. 4. Junior Varsity squad, lst row fl.-RJ Coach Howard, Connie Hajek, Ann Duce, Clarice Kooistra, Kathy Wilson, Tammy Olsen, Patsy Weber, 'l'erri Armstrong. 2nd row tl,-RJ I.ori Denning, Linda Clausen, liisa McCrossen, Erin O'Brien, Kim Dreghorn, Kris Jensen, Jane Lundgren. 5. Co-captain Meg Metzger sets one up. 80 Girl's Swim Team The E.H.S. girlls swim team did well this season under the new leadership of coach Debbie McCollum. The team has improved every year since its start in 1975. This year the team had many promising freshman with lots of enthusiasm. The team sent nine girls to regionalsg Linda Lucas, Lynette Weston, Liz Trepanier, Micki Anderson, Heather MacNamara, Paula Troxell, Kelly Karls, Stacy Fralick and Jenifer Chavez. Everett High was also represented in the state swim meet with Heather MacNamara swimming the 500 free style. 3 'K' 17' Photos: 1-captains Linda Lucas, Micki Anderson, coach Debbie McCollum, and captain Liz Trepanier 2-Graduat- ing seniors trying to he serious. 3-Team member Linda Lucas and coach cheer on team. 4-Trask and Lucas working out?'?? 5-Amy Overstreet in lane four and Lynette Weston in lane two waiting for the start in the Bellingham meet. 6- E.H.S. girl's swim team. Top left Liz 1 Trepanier, Paula Troxell, Heather MacNamara, Lynette Weston, Linda MacKenzie, Barb Wiggins, Micki An- derson, Linda Lucas, manager Rollin Reaves, Joann Gainsford, Sandy Bayne, LaRay Ferguson, Dena McDonald, Bot- tom left Cindy Irving, Mary Lucas, Amy Overstreet, LaFon Ferguson, Kel- ly Karls, Jenifer Chavaz, Mary Kay Lane, Stacy Fralick, and coach McCol- lum. One of the more remarkable characteristics of the 1977 Everett High Seagulls football team was the exceptionally high caliber of senior leadership and performance. All nineteen seniors on the team, lead by tri-captains Jeff Hutt, Scott McKay and Craig Smith were as fine a group of leaders as ever played for the Sea- gulls. These young men will be surely missed but never forgotten in the years to come. Throughout the season, defense proved to be the strength as Gulls while the offensive effort-green as grass early in the season-improved from week to week. The kicking game featuring Chuck Nelson's booming kicks had to be among the best in the state. The young Seagulls of '77-the juniors, sophomores, and freshmen-give EHS fans reason for optimism in the seasons to come, especially if these young men continue to perform up to the standards of excellence as set by the Seniors of the 1977 Seagull Football Team! 1977 Seagull arsity X 'I V61 Photos: 1. Tired but determined at halftime 2. Ron Meyers coming up and mak- ing the tackle with help on its way! 3. An enthusiastic sideline. 4. Head coach Mr. Whitefield and assistant coach Mr. Lawerence 5. Craig Smith sweeps on a big gain against Cascade 6. Chuck Nelson sets the Seagulls up against Snoho- mish, No. 1 team in the state. 7. Senior Manager Rich Secor. 8. A final moment of preparation. 9. Front row from L to R, Ron Meyers, Jeff Hutt, Mike Dutton, Anthony Smith, Craig Smith, Chuck Nelson, Mark Outcelt, Vince Mardesich, Steve Erickson, Manager Rich Secor, Second row from L to R3 Greg Jennings, Dave Bigelow, Wayne Shatto, Steve Clausen, Roger Thorsen, Mike Toles, Alan Mehus, Jim Shannon. Third row L to R, Coach Paul Lawerence, Scott McKay, Bill Carpenter, Craig Mann, Jim Cooper, Rick Nowell, Mike McDowell, Dave Christensen, Larry Weir, Head coach Tony Whitefield. B2 ,Ii 'J . f f . A lliwig... lE'1ff'i...,1 , 1. x 1 ii i ilgi 'f '77, 1 .X ,.. . 7517.4 .ft L '- 1 4 Wi . ug n ...Q EY . 'M fx l is an 'wer J , 1 Q D 4' ,XS r W WA A .' ' w..,f.,::, , ' 11 R .WP ,Q 13, W' E? ' f gsm gf- A., + 11 , 3 1' ZX 9 f Q 1 R 4 ,, ,,1, 4 Q I7 Mlx 2:5 N' X .. 'QF' T'-1 1 This year, because of the absence of a sophomore football team, the Junior Varsity team was made up of many Sophomores and Juniors, making it the youngest J.V. team in the conference. In every game, they went out and played against teams made up of people who had greater experience than themselves Even though the winfloss record may not be impressive, the experiences that they gained and the enthusiasm in which they played every game was very impressive. Next year, because of the absence of the many Seniors on the Varsity team, some of these J.V. players will step into starting roles on Varsity. If the experi- ences that they have acquired this year have taught them something, and if they play football with the same en- thusiasm as they played this year, next year may be an exciting year for Everett High Football. Photos: 1. Front row I. - R, Clay Bolin, Jefl' Mac- key, Randy Elmer, Chris Kadet, Steve Good, Bob McDowell, Reid Ellsworth, Chris Crockett, James Sheflo, Curtis Edeen, Miles Huber, Vince Stone. Middle row L - R, Kit Hoiby, Brian ln- galls, Chris Monson, Bill Lucas, Jim Newell, Marty Martinis, John Mann, Tim Kurnik, Mark Uhl, Dan McKeehan, Joey Reed. Back row L - R, Craig Olsen, Tim Carlson, Bill Gladstone, Robin Robinson, Terry Hamilton, Jeff Hollyfield, Rick Nowell, Mike Hathaway, Chris LeClare, Tex Clark, David Dahl, Dan Hodgen. 2. Robin Robin- son tries to run for a touchdown. 3. Mr. Solomon and Mr. Olson are thinking about the first half against Mariner. 4. Randy Elmer runs after the hall carrier. 5. Marty Martinis makes a intercep- tion against Mariner. 6. Marty Martinis runs for victory for Everett J.V. Team. Junior Varsit Football W Q, Yffiff UUTBALL 'Ill --...Mun ' 9... wp'--Q. Plc W 5, x 1 Y an rj A f .,,-- 1 I Wif'5 P- V V v .LJ A ww' , N - .-' . k 1 'lE4 25??'-221' fff- c1f-,qffgii- ?M 'fm 25 E ., -A if 1,25 Q! V X , ui A ..Q , Ven '1 .1? .fn .-4 Jf gv4,-splp 1 M 42 .4- 4 K Wiki rg 'ij ,A ' 4 ' x 'V44 Fe.:-i ' E gf: E? 24 - . mf 3 ' I 'SL ., We ree qs A 21 M X :tw K X N.-I Mx X, fn A.: I L, 3.1 -VKN H 4 A . Q .3 f fx gps K L A5 , Q, 1 J, Q M ,1 u ,,,!, U. 4. -' .ff N s W as Homecoming '7 7 'JH TN Q 'J' Ty 1 1 fel? John Secoy and Julie Johnson Photos: l. Julie congratulates Connie. 2. All ol' the candidates and escorts have lunch at the Yavht Club. Ci. Homecoming candidates and escorts. 4. Front, row ll to li Jill Thompson, Sue Scott., Julie Burnam, Jodi Bran:-ztrom, Ann Burton. Back row L to R Princesses Leslie Crane, Jeanie Agnew, Queen Connie Knudson, Julie Johnson, Julie Anderson. 5. Queen Connie and princesses at lialltime. ..-F' ,df'x l,, if 'jill' F 'lyk ,I 3.5-'gun Mark Duffy and Jeanie Agnew 86 Wayne Shatto and Queen Connie Knurlson 'J 1. eLook Tetfrhe Rainbewr' T V Mark Outcelt and Leslie Crane Steve Erickson and Julie Anderson 'T it 5 ii, X X -5- ., X 1 t 2 ' X x TX ' ,i , ' 1 , . , xlt Al, it. x ...IIN ia V 1,5 K :X Ill X XXWIXVX fl Look to the rainbow was the theme ol' this year's homecoming Coronation. The students entered the auditorium as the choir sang Finians Rainbow . The ten candidates and escorts were then introduced one by one. The tive girls ofthe honor court were then presented to the student body and escorted to their places. Next the four princesses, Julie Ander- son, Leslie Crane, Jeanie Agnew, and Julie Johnson, were intro- duced. As the choir sang Sweetheart of Everett High Connie Knud- son was announced as the 1977 Homecoming Queen! During Homecoming Week Connie reigned over many ac- tivities. The weeks festivities were brought to a close with the traditional ride on the float dur- ing the Homecoming game. ui ' li it till' Hi T Homecoming This year's homecoming showed that Everett High's spirit was Jil. The displays were very orig- inal and imaginative. The seniors won first prize for their display, with the slogan, 'Keg the Pan- thersl The assembly showed much spirit from the fac- ulty as they performed skits, which depicted var- ious Hollywood TV shows, commercials, and ce- lebrities. The parade formed in front of the school, pro- ceeding down Colby to the stadium, then, a bon- fire, which helped arouse the students' spirit just before the game. E.H.S. played a good game against the Snoho- mish Panthers, unfortunately, we drew the de- fending state champions, which were rated 1791 in the state at the time of our game. Although Everett played an outstanding game, holding the Panthers to 14 points at the half, the panthers were victori- ous. Everett's team showed great pride and cour- age, but just couldn't beat the Panthers. ..so. ,,,, , t 2 3 Photos: 1. Cheerleaders and Yellkings lead the way to the stadium. 2. Blue Mountain Eagle drummer keeps beat through the night. 3. Queen Connie and her court on their way to the bonfire. 4. The band played in the parade and throughout the game. 5. Mr. Anthony caught a fine catch during the assembly. 6. Seniors showed spirit throughout the night. 7. These couples danced the night away. 8. Queen Connie finds time to talk .to friends at the dance. 9. E.H.S. student body followed the parade to the stadium showing their spirit all the way. 10. Seagals march down Colby to the game. 11. Blue Mountain Eagle plays for the large crowd. 12. E.H.S. clown makes everyone laugh during the parade, game, and dance. 13. Taking a breather during the dance. . ,L ,glf 'Q ,s .gg ,Jaya . An Assembly ,. - c - , - r 1 . I-'i ' 'Asa' i x. 1' ' 1 f 'ff f' -L .NN b T , .7 i , 2 'E L 1 lit ' . ur , 3 'C I , ,ea ,, A, V I , . U x X 'tri' 1-A... ,:. un. 4 H.-f T.lwh' Mfh.f1fl..La1. .-.rr -V1..- Q 1-sl' in ..W '5v M 10' K 1? N I y -. N is I x .li N.'f,,r-vc.T T HIGH La Q E.H. . H77-78 Cheerleader l x 'ni' G , . 1 U L 'Q .L 19 3 4 Photos: l. The chem-rleaclers this year are: from left to right lfklylyn Nelson, Penny Tilliseon, l,oreen Petty, I.ori Maynard, Kathy Struhel and Lisa Carpenter 2. Kathy is leading everyone in cheering c-ompetition. Il. The girls marched in the homecoming parade. 4. Alright! 5. The cheerleaders have Vince Club and Steve Mason this year as yell kings. 90 l LZ if 0 Powder Puff Football 1 mi J' Q if':,f,zJ.'N0 'F am' cfi-4' 5,15 1 ' Q-if W- A '--:YQ -H-1 Fxxvm ' ' 'ou ' u F: '34 I1 R' W 'W ,or-9 din- E 5 3 LSIQI 9 J.-TLS S-32 31 13 3,Q,,Q.q 3 S 1 7-15143 'W ill, Il I Photos: it c 2 4. They all gather tor ll hudclle. Duffy. 5 l. P1 Chi 'kering takes the hall tor a great 1 lhe team fires up tor the hig game. I Ihe team played a great game with Cm with Everett trailing 12 to 350 pts. 5. The powder Puff Cheerleaders were: trom hack to front, Dan Iluffy, Hill Rite. Hob toldi, Jerry Fisher, Marty Norclshy, and Mirlc fy X ' x xx 3 X ..' N cl. u fp 1,- ' s . A X..- V' 4 Y E t. Qfzl '11 ' flu Q 4 W.. .. X Q f... .f LJ ,ig ,u I A-. 11 frm: - :ffl 7 'zz V 11- ,Er fmw.. 1- .fn unurf- - - .-fm, Qix Life 77-78 un 1 an -www ...R ,S ,, ,,,........f,-.,.....-..-.- A---N H . .M ,N f A fn mir X W r .xx 1. SOWN ,..., vm: :- -qyz X . ' i i? 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Gal- loping in and out of the four doors of the English vic- arage was an American actor and actress, a cockney maid who had seen too many American movies, an old maid who touched alcohol for the first time in her life, four men in clergyman suits presented the prob- lem of which was which, for disguised as one was an escaped prisoner, and a sedate Bishop aghast at all of these things that went and the trump-up stories that were told him. It was a breathless show, fast tempo, and plenty of laughs. 4' : ' ' I 1' I , s 5' ls wffs, - hi , u I - - - . .,..f' 24474.47 r i ' . ff 'xv Q ' wddf 1.4 , f- -W 7 Msn 1 GK, vm f ' 1. I if Ji 1 f fa, ,X fn' , ' HQ' if-1, sv, f 4. . -v3.11 ,f', ' ii S I , I 2 I 1 I ,If 1 A X , 'N 3 'K 4 Q ' I A - ' 1 V , . ,gl tfqzf 'f!J:7yQ P. by V WAV W 4 Q ' u 1 . 1 v -. 'H - 1 - . ,..,, , , , .K . Xa' N N - ' . ', . .. '.1 I . .li ! - 'Ii ,. - anna. 4,1 w 'f l-f I, , ff , mv ' Eufqqtlh 1,6 H -E 1 U wwt::q,l' V I ,-.511 :rua na an , , K V Q 1 f .1 ' N, ,Hz -. 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Quiet moments for some special couples. 6. Prom decorations include a skiing display. 98 LL. 6 The Everett High Girl's Club Tolo was held on Saturday, November 5, 1977 in the School gym. The theme for this years tolo was Sports Spectacular and the band was United Flyte. There were a variety of displays featuringg skiing display, and there was a food table with punch. Many couples came dressed to fit the occasion and prizes were awarded for the best cos- tumes. Due to the hard work of the Gir1's Club, the tolo was a success and everybody had a good time. 99 olo i1'l's Club 197 7 F! , If C , f ' - wi Rb. sf A4 ,N 4:45 ' ',jg3, f wyy Hi? ' , 'fi fpx 1, Ani: I A E P -Q .4 Y. V. 2 3 1'V, S A Q- U X -:QQ fit? ' vswu? 'SLT ' 4 ' 4 N0 . N ,Mfg MBPS. -1 15 A 46: 1 T I 1 1 5 .Q . . ,Sf lf '. -A r 1 ,W N if. 3: W 4..ghgggw.wfQ: X sv. k'. I' : ff 3 . . . Q ,Q 4 ww .., ,-fff'ff 5 ' Ziff? 6 -1 ,VLH ., e N42 3 K 5A Q X - L .4 I fs' 2 G- 1 -, . .. Q , ,QW if ' K Q E 1 Q' 4 it N A s - E ff - -. ui' N . ' 4 ' ,. Q '1 0' 0' . z . f 4' l 5 af 0 'is . f -mi, Q . 1 ew , ,fl,I7i' k .' , fi gg , H 5 3 if' 1 f Q 4 fmt'- 3 ,v I , 1 F5 f . . qv , ,f xg N .2 l nr'X-1 I , ,ji ' U Rs :H , ' ? A x My V 'Q 1 x R fi z r 43?+?1S?3? 'ANY 'n if gk si, wx. ! ' ' ,SX 5 16, N ,I H 'v . . Q N-1' 'Na This years Cummins Memorial Game was a huge success and a Very exciting game. The game raised a lot of money for the Bob Cummins Memorial Award scholarship fund. The firemen donated one hundred dollars to the fund. At the end of the year the scholarship goes to an outstanding senior that hasn't got- ten any recognition. Instead of just having the firemen play against the teachers, the girls var- sity basketball team played against the teachers during quarter and halftime. Unfortunately, although it was a close game, the teachers were defeated by both the firemen and the girls basket- ball team. 2 Bob Cummins Memorial - 4 4 5 ' f V, W ,Af M , wb Of Q UV' jk qmjjy X . yd ' k - C QAC5 W N Q4 Daw ML I lg GMX' - U82 W 32 wwfpu, Jw f QM Www wfnffg' xp MMM' BM My QW WMM and PD w io VJ, wwcl nf-4 3WLf9 W1 'ff' ,AO T . Idol!! . ,'6!5Xf 1 . '66 'J fij f f' 4 X 9,0 NVQ 1,33 JK 1 M M fiff fxfm K H ' KFKULILL. wg gdpf wp, fx WU' ,. 7U.' Wf7Nfa' 45 xx' ' :qi V505 I 1. f 'Q V? 3 L? ' I I I nf if .C n- xn The Girls Varsity Basketball team had an exciting season this year. Their record was eighteen wins and six losses. The six seniors on the team are all co- captains. They are Darlene Koshelnik, Kathy Eitner, Candy Timm, Mary Little, Pat Chickering, and Kathy Dahl. Although they played a good game, they were defeated in competing for the district championship. 3 1 N 'T 1 Gull Gals Have Avi' no Si 'ai lilf . 5 6 104 I 1 ' ,xg ' I 877 , , 10 ll Photos: 1. Seniors from left to right: Mary Little, Kathy Eitner, Candy Timm, Darlene Koshelnik, Pat Chickering, Kathy Dahl. 2. Meg Metzger and a Meadowdale player jump for rebound. 3. Can- dy Timm and teammates cheer on their team as they score two points. 4. The team makes plans for important plays during time out. 5. Meg Metzger is ready to catch a pass. 6. The E.H.S. Varsity Basketball team, from left to right: Manager Som Sompolpong, Coach Delores Sutherland, Co-Captain Darlene Koshelnik, Co- Captain Kathy Eitner, Co-Captain Candy Timm, Co-Captain Mary Little, Co-Captain Pat Chickering, Meg Metzger, Kelly Crippen, Co-Captain Kathy Dahl, Mary Searcy, Diane Petosa, Manager Diane Enberg. 7. An E.H.S. player goes in for two points. 8. Everett High gets possession of the ball after a jump ball. 9. Pat Chickering takes a free throw. 10. Meg Metzger is ready to catch a rebound. 11. The team practices before a big game. 5 Boys Varsit Basketball l 1 The Seagulls were not expected to be one of the top contenders in the Western Conference this year. However, with the outstanding leadership and play provided for by senior co-captains Rich Webber and Craig Smith and the steady play of a number of Juniors, the Gulls com- pleted a very successful season, tying Meadowdale for the Eastern division championship, only to lose in a playoff. The team employed a full court pressure defense utilizing its exceptional quickness and of- fensively, combined the fastbreak with a patient offense, looking for high percentage shots. The Gulls demonstrated unrelenting hustle and a great desire to win, all of which contributed to a very excit- ing season. 5...-.-4' I rf . 5 1, K'-P-F141 ' w V 8 'tux J -limb -..r P E av ,N' 1. ' r .f'X ry 4 .A Q, ' I I .' AX ' . ' 4 P .'-?1'J,s Q4 -1 nv ' Ry N 'O .E 4' 4 'Q -N 5 . if aw 5 X., Y, v J, . r F .K L4 -V'- YL., -' ., 4-. .-'VW Q gui.. mf E X Y . cy- j . 1 -5 HHS QXQ ,r E Q' 5 L Q X b o W W Q 3 Y K 'X f, g A435 CC 77 Junior arsity Stars 0 78 5 The Junior Varsity basketball team had a good season under coach Haug with a record of 16 wins, 2 losses, and one tie. The team consisted of two juniors, seven sophomores and three fresh- men. All around they had balanced scoring by all team members. EES Photosg l. JV-Basketball team in uniform. 2. The players hit the boards hard this season. 3. A display of fingertip control from the line. 108 J au1.L Freshman And Sophomores Training For The Future The Sophomore team coached by T. Schultz, had an average season with 6 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. The team gained much ex- perience and ability in the 13 games they played, one each week. The leading scorers were Mark Uhl, Bill Collins, Laird Gunn, and Robert Dotson. g Mark Uhl, Dan Ockewicz, fi and Paul Duffy missed most of the season due to injuries, so several freshmen were used to bolster the ranks. CMorgan, Dotson, and Reedl The freshmen did quite well playing on the Sopho- more team and overall the team looked good and showed much potential. We can look to a successful season next year. 2 The Sophomore team coached by T. Schultz, had an average season with 6 wins, 7 losses, and 1 tie. The team gained much experience and ability in the 13 games they played, 1 each week. The leading scorers were Mark Uhl, Bill Collins, Laird Gunn, and Robert Dotson. Mark Uhl, Dan Oc- kewicz, and Paul Duffy missed most of the season due to injuries, so several freshmen were used to bol- ster the ranks. tMorgan, Dotson, and Reedl The freshmen did quite well playing on the Sopho- more team and overall the team looked good and showed much potential. We can look to a successful season next year. 109 4 A 1977-1978 Freshmen basketball team played well this season. fWorked very hard on developing their skills under coach Jongejan.J The team record for this year was 8-4. The team looks promising in years to come. Wrestler 78 This years wrestling season will have to be classified as only a fair one for Everett High School. The team wrestled against Seattle schools though, beating all 3 Metro teams they wrestled. But in Wesco the team could only come close, los- ing by narrow margins to Cascade, Edmonds and Mount Lake Terrace. On the plus side, there were a number of school rec' ords set this year, these include, fastest takedown, by Scott McKay in 4.2 seconds, most number of pins in a season, by Alan Mehus with 8 and most number of team pins, with 40 on the year. The wrestling team also had several good efforts in the tournaments, with Kevin Bragger and Steve Jacobson placing 5th in the district. Alan Mehus placed 3rd in district and 5th in the regionals, and Scott McKay placed 4th in dis- trict and 3rd in regionals to qualify for the state meet. we , , , -M ,SAK 1 ' W.-gui 3 ' mmm F -.N Q L I E Q ii K 2 .....,....f....- rs.- 'V ' ., .... ...,. t E ,ss 1 'Ks 'Qs X . X Photos: 1. L-R Top Row-Ed Bailey, Steve Jacobson, Hans Solie, Al Mehus, Scott McKay, Mike Fergeson, Mr. Jackson, Front-row-Curt Edeen, John Bolinger, Eric Gruber, Den Bebout, Marty Norsby, Jim Dutton, Kevin Brager. 2. Senior Wrestlers-Steve Jacobson, Hans Solie, Al Mehus, Scott McKay Marty Norsby, Kevin Brager. 3. Kevin Brager, team captain, be- lieves in pure hand contact. 4. Marty Norsby displays his opening position against his opponent. 5. Coach Jackson displays his sideline talents by aiding Steve Jacobson with a roughed up nose during a match. 6. Hans Solie and Steve Jacobson loosen up before hitting the mats. 110 K X ss swf' ' 3 K - is , 'T ' R I is i Q 1515 X A ...teased .x i Bs .5 Swimmers 78 :fm f'.?f' 2 This years swim team was headed by team captains Vince Clubb and Jim Kinard. Their advisor was Mr. Bennett whom has contributed much to bring his team along through this season. Many new faces hit the water for the first time. This year many freshmen and sophomores joined the squad. The season was highlighted by the two relay teams that made it to the regionals. Also, Jim Kinard made it to state and along with Vince Clubb, carried their team to an en- joyable season. The E.H.S. girls gymnastics team had a good season this year winning 4 out of 5 meets. Unfor- tunately the post season was not so successful. They were coached by Mr. Boyd this year and the captains were Patty Moser and Debbie Petticlerc. They worked hard for two hours a day after school for two months. They are to be comended for their outstanding effort during and after the season. 'Tm' ' - -SW. 355221 .. , G mnastics la.....D 9 s 2 3 Z 10 11 Photos, 1. Lisa Hoyle shows form on the vault. 2. Patty Moser helps assemble the uneven bars. 3. The 1977-78 E.H,S. gymnastic team. Front, L-R3 Lisa Hoyle, Sarah Keefe, Tammy Chin, Back-rowg Tim Rubintino, Nicke Schouvalier, Patty Moser, Beth Meager, Treasa McKay, Treasa Sluzarz, Debbie Petticlerc, Tracy Kimball, Liz Trepanier, Nicki Schouvalier. 6. Lisa Hoyle does a routine on the uneven bars. 7. Teresa McKay con- centrates for her next move. 8. Mr. Boyd looks off as Debbie Petticlerc and Nicki Schouvalier watch Teresa McKay on the beam. 9. Debbie Petticlerc thinks over her mistakes on the floor ex. 10. Mr. Boyd gives instructions to Patty Moser and Teresa McKay. 11. Lisa Hoyle warms up. 12. Debbie Petticlerc does her routine on the beam. 13. The E.H.S. Gymnastic team gets introduced. I Vespers Spread Chmstmas Jo ln keeping with tradition, this years 21st Annual Vespers program was held on the Sunday afternoon before Christmas vacation. It featured all of the choirs under the direction of Annette Shoemaker. All four choirs participated in the event with their selec- tions from various musical score. A special number, Twas the Night Before Christmas, was sung by both choirs to the delight of the audience. The entire choir was decked out in their night gowns, waiting for the arrival of Santa. Photo 1. Accapella Choir sings enthusiasticly during per- ., formance. 2. Honor Choir sings with inspiration at first Presbyterian Church. 3. Candy Timm, Ken Clark and Ron Myers joined the choir with low Sr mellow music. Christmas Fund Drive Aides 100 Families 2 D5 sa , 3, T This years Christmas Fund Drive was outstanding. The goal this year was to feed 65 families in the Ever- ett area. But, because of the large quantities of food contributed by the students of Everett High School, the Christmas Fund Drive committee was able to de- liver goods to about a total of 100 hundred families. Special thanks goes to the Boys Club and the Girls Club for their time and effort concerning the delivery of the goods. The members of these clubs said that the families enjoyed receiving the goods with which they had a more pleasant Christmas and New Years Holiday. This drive showed not only that our students were able to organize and collect food for the needy families but showed that the pride and spirit of Everett High School remains high and serves the community in an annual time of need. l . - . Photo 1: Rich Secoy and his helper bag food. 2: Jeanette Dias and Mark Duffy are out doing their daily shopping. 3: Rex Christenson and helpers load the truck for the fund drive. 4: Marty Nordsby helps get baskets ready for delivery. k I Cx Tll VKX! -vaults'-snag S 3 n --. M .1 u Ig 1 rf H ':?'1:739'-Lf. 1 ' J, J-L A? ' , V 4 '. J. - Q , ,, .Q I . I . 1.4!-.uf-1 1... ,fs-5.'!!-Ti A r- Q -fx .M --5: 'wr-43 '-155,71 ' -v- Y , ...WT V ,..,hM I - ,h...- -- 5 v rw , ,V - , 4.7-, n' at .., 'f ,gf iw The semi-formal tolo this was put on by the Senior class. It was held at Immaculate CC 77 Bare Trees Tolf Conception Gym on January 28 from 9:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m. This year it was not just an Everett High tolo, but Cas- cade and Mariner were also included. The band was United Flyte which played to the theme, which was changed from Snoball to Bare Trees . All in all it was a big success. ,W Photos 1: Students enjoyed dancing to the music of United Flyte. 2: Dur- ing the break for the band, the couples have cookies and punch. 3: Friends visiting during break. 4: Couples en- tering the dance. 5: There were many people helping to organize the dance and these are just two of them. Lori Maynard and Eilene Foreste waiting to greet people as they enter the dance. 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H ' Iegflff -gf gat f I ' I a I ., rf f V ff .7 .t':P,g-735, 'rgsq . rig-'fsJfvijl',.f my-.S Alfa' ' we ' 2 'I 1 'xg ?6 3 This year's golf team had four returning members from last year's team 3rd place in state. Senior lettermen who returned were Chuck Nelson, who played ffl and Dan Hornyak, who was an inspiration to the team. Junior lettermen were Dave Cuthill and Paul Meyer. The team got off to a good start by defeating Snohomish, Marysville, and Cascade in dual meets. They also won the first Wesco Tournament, the Skagit Invitational and took 2nd place in the Yakima Invitational. Individual medal honors were won by Dave Cuthill in the Skagit tourney and Chuck Nelson at Yakima. Other team members were Juniors Bob Macauley and Paul Tilton, Sophomore Robin Robinson, and Freshman John Hermanson. 1 K' t s A E.H. .Tenni Lead by the top six Varsity players this year-Tony Brubaker, Jim German, Steve Jacobson, Jeff Kraemer, Denis Seiminski, and Tom Rochon, the Everett High School Tennis team marked up a record placing them in the sixth top Wesco position. Both coach Pat Barrett and Team captain Jim Ger- man agree that it was a fun and competitive year. Barrett is looking forward to another exciting season next year. Includ- ed this year was the annual trip to Yakima for the Davis In- vitational Tennis tournament that took place in late April. The team retired seven seniors from the roster closing this year with all fine year-long efforts. They included the followongg Tony Brubaker, Jim German, Steve Jacobson, Duane Heck, .lay Peterson, Ken Clark, and Roger Locke. These seniors would like to wish the returning team next year the best of luck. 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Jacobson leans into a backhand. 5. J. Kraemer attempts a backhand. 6. Second doubles-J. Kraemer and S. Jacobson in action. 7. J.V.-L-R-W. Harris, K. Clark, R. Locke, S. Oss, S. Newland, L. Boyd, P. Barrett, G. Jones, B. Kramer, J. Campbell, A. Dams, J. Palmer, and T. Chin. 8. T. Brubaker concentrates on his serve. 9. S. Jacobson enjoys a moment of rest. l0. Seniors-L-R-D. Heck, J. Peterson, R. Locke, K. Clark, T. Brubaker, S. Jacobson, J. German. ll. Third Doubles-D. Seiminski and T. Rochon in action. l2. First Doubles-T. Brubaker and J. German at net. l3. D. Seiminski at number 5. I4. Captain J. German and coach Barrett. 15. T. Rochon at number 6. MW MQ Boy s Track 1978 I w '-A . .L . 'H Qs., - . qw is .Q M W A . . , ., N, W .s ...4 - -as is . ,--W. J' 1. MW. ,f,:f ,.,. 5 .. if F. -14' Q. J 5 - 5 ...WN lf 5- ii' ' f ' - . . Bk: g m y ' ' ,' ,,,,, ,,. W .. g s f.gt.,g.g .xQff,.f,..' X. 4 Fil 'mailiffritjgsgrirltfffga 5 l. L to R Coach Slater, Paul McKee, Bob McDowell, Terry Hamilton, Chris LeClaire, Chris Monson, Mike Toles, Wayne Benton, Jay Wilson, Bill Lucas, John Shaw, Jeff Mackey, Larry Harris, Ken Steve, Paul Leseman, Steve Clausen, Rich Webber, Bruce Overstreet, Mike McDowell, Kit Hoiby, Eric Russel, Coach Lawrence, Coach Jackson. 2. L to R John Show, and Jeff Mackey. 3. L to R Bruce Overstreet, and Paul McKee sprinting to the finish. 4. Jay Wilson shows his typical good form as he jumps. 4. Paul McKee, and Bruce Overstreet taking a breather after a strenuous run. 5. Mike McDowell throws for first place. EHS Boy's Track was led by Captain Rich Webber who went to state last year. Coaches Slater, Lawrence and Jackson did an excellent job in guiding the team this season. Breaking school records for EHS were Jay Wilson in high jump with 6ft. 6in. and John Shaw set a new school record for triple jump with 45 feet. ,K-., sg. . if. ...V e . Q 4 P-Z N X t X' - 05 1 Q .oft .-. 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EHS had its best group of 440 runners in years led by Julie Musladin, Cathy Trask and Sara Trask. Patsy Webber, who went state last year, also did a good job in sprints and in the 220 in 26 seconds. Debbie Peitclere per- formed very well in high jump at 5 feet and 1 inch. Candy Timm who participated in track since her freshman year did her best 880 in 2:31 minutes. Up and coming strength in Hurdles was Matry Eitnerg Kathleen Cassidy and Eunice O'Neil, both in long distance. 440 Relay Team led by Brenda Wagher, Joyce Boyd, Debbie Peticlerc and Debbie Walker set the time of 51.6 seconds. 4 .,.. L 6 l. Patsy Webber leans for first in hundred yard dish. 2. Back Row L to R Coach Haug, Mordi Whitefield, Joyce Boyd, Kelly Crippen, Patsy Webder, Met Metzger, Brenda Wagner, Mancy Vea Eman, Kath Wilson, Cath Trask, Julie Musklodin, Coach Lawrence, Coach Jackson. Front Row L to R Lori Jewell, Sue Woolworth, Debbie Peticlerc, Kathleen Cassidy, Kelly Karls, Candy Timm, Debbie Walker, Janet Gordon, Mary Eitner, Michelle Schireman, Eunic O'Neil, Sara Trask. 3. Janet Gordon jumps into action. 4. Meg Met- zger tries for a high jump. 5. Kathy Wilson throwing discus. 6. Brenda Wanger hands off to Debbie Petitclere. i in 5 JY' 'V -Arun - . HQ,-j,,-s.,,,m,,,, kkrr K. V--g .. , J.. ., g. , , f' ..,-gy-in Y.-.by x. X xx 2Girls,s Track 1978 The 1977-78 Everett High School baseball Seagulls were go- ing into the final week of the season with a firm hold on se- cond place in the Wesco's East Division with a record of 11-8. The last week of the season the Gulls played the league leading Lynnwood Royals for the cham- pionship and playoff berth. The leading hitter was Mark Duffy with a .400 batting average followed by Jim Oshie at .369. Oshie led in home runs with three followed by Dan Duffy with two. Dan Hutt was pitching great and had a record of 6-l. 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Photo 9: Mardesich and Duffy try their best keeping on their toes. Photo IO: Senior Tops of '78, L-R3 Pete Gaffney, Mark Duffy, Wayne Shatto, Steve Erickson, Jim Oshie, Dan Duf- fy, Mng. Rich Secor, Jeff Hutt. Photo ll: C'mon man, throw the ball! Photo IZ: EHS' JV squad: Top row, L-R3 Coach Solomon, Dave Sinkcvitch, Mike Anderson, Tim Kurnik, Dave Lydick, Brent Lawson, John Mann, Bill Collins, Russ Finley, Bot- tom row, L-R3 Robert Hornack, Tim Duffy, Mark Mathews, John Bullinger, Rick Soriano, Paul Duf- fy, Ted Mathies, Mike Taggart. Q an 0 gf Au' dw, f T 'i'gg'iw -'X - Q 1 s ..n' 1 0 s L? il . fn -X fa Y .9 .Q gf., , L 1 -'--l' :Taz 4 A 5K4 ' ' lf? k 4 fix- i f -E Nl' 1 'L Y , if ' ef' qi tg R 'V Q ff, . 4 7 z fix. 1? ,. K - Q .4 P A --:.Q'-rw: 'fx.a,n-wmir ' gy 1 1 awe- I NTB I , . 'M I 1 Vg: 52 7- .W . A 4 ,, , A-4 .,i,L sy i , fs. , - .QK'?Q'93 x xr' ' ff.. A any s v 4 B hh: mucus rs vu 'avi ' 2.3 wk 'sv-454' mmm -5 SX - wi , 4x I KQN X J 'i Y ' 1 4 x x. . f- ww - ,ps Q.. X K .b we F1 Qu. 'iw Q59 Q. 'Ai tf if 'iw bl 4 ,9 : Ca D., N X K The E.H. . Girls Softball Team F , f -r - '5 V - ' J ' .,,. - isps' al sv ', .7 'fi Je- , is A e fs -Q31 . t .K . :elf W ,f gf -M I ' ll ay ' 5' 1 'I' at M The E.H.S. Softball Team for 1978 consists of - Back row - left to right Kathy Lewis, Patricia Dinsmore, Patty Dutton, Kathy Eitner, Mary Little, Mary Searcy, Darlene Koshelnik, Kathy Garcin, Renae Cupic, Kris Jensen, Cindy Depner, Coach Howard, Bottom Row - Left to right - Connie Ha- jek, Liz Trepannier, Michelle Abernathy, Pat Chickering, Glenda Clausen, Erin O'Brien, Summer Golden, Kim Maudlin, Debbie Their, Debbie Shireman. Photos: l. CoachHoward gives team a few last minute pointers. 2. Kathy Lewis gets ready to advance. 3. Renae Cupic prepares to belt one. 4. SAFE on third. 5. Pat Chickering shows good concentration. 6. Umpires view of the game. 2 4 8 L5 il M .. L., N ' T wfc.,...n-eve L ' .. ' V I H V 9 Fritz. . Hits ff Another Swinging Season sll,, '.... e-5 6 . This year's girls softball team consists of 20 members, 6 of which are seniors. Kathy Eitner, Capt. plays at left field, Liz Trepannier is 3rd base, Pat Chickering at short stop and also clean-up hitter Darlene Koshelnik at 2nd, Mary Little at short fielder and Michelle Abernathy at catcher. Junior, Kathy Lewis plays center, and Sophomores are Mary Searcy at lst, Renae Cupic at pitcher and Tricia Dinsmore at right field. The girls held down lst place in conference with I2 wins and 2 losses. This was their 3rd place championship in as many years. lt also entitles them to go to State, which was held for the first time this year. Coach Howard states This is the finest team l've ever coached - Maybe not the greatest natural athletes but the best thinkers and team players a coach could hope to have. Next year the team will draw heavily from the 2nd ten team members. Spring Mu ical... Photos: l. Lisa Hoyle as Gigi. 2. Gaston and Gigi at Maxims. 3. Duane Rochon as Gaston. 4. A little accident. 5. The Eiffel Tower restaurant. 6. Colleen Hinkle as Gigi with Gaston. 7. Lori Ratburn as Alicia with Gigi. 8. Dancing. 9. Honore getting a shave. 10. Tim Olson as Honore. ll. Mary Ruth Edwards as Mamita with Gigi. The Everett High School Little Theater was transformed into Turn of the Cen- tury Paris for this year's musical, Gigi. The production played to sell out au- diences for six evenings with the title role being played alternating nights by Colleen Hinkle and Lisa Hoyle. Narrating the story and playing the lead of Honore LaChailles was Tim Olsong playing his handsome young playboy nephew, Gaston LaChailles, was Duane Roehon. Other leads were: Mary Ruth Edwards as Gigi's grandmother, Mamitag Lori 'Q fl .. N Q 3 4 Gigi Rathburn as Mamita's sister, Alicia, and Steve Lewis as Gaston's Lawyer, Maitre Dufresne. There was a cast of 25, a full orchestra, and a crew of 15. Gigi takes place in Paris, the city of romance, around the turn of the century. The story is narrated by Honore LaChailles, a confirmed bachelor, who is particularly wise in the nature of women, love, and marriage. Gaston is extremely wealthy, handsome, and the object of desire to half the women in Paris. He finds life quite a bore and is happy only when visiting the humble home of lnez Alverez, Gigi's grandmother, and playing cards with Gigi, who is just a refreshing child to him. Inez CMamitaJ has plans for Gigi to become a lady of breeding and for assistance has called upon her sister, Alicia to leach Gigi how to please her courtiers. One evening before Gaston is to attend a par- ty in his honor, he decides instead to stay with Mamita and Gigi for dinner and cards. All three have a bit too much champagne and Gigi wins her bet with Gaston that should he lose the game he will take her to Trouville by the sea. Their holiday proves to be the most exciting Gaston has had in years. Also at Trouville, Mamita meets Honore by chance they recall a romance between them many years ago. Arriving back in Paris, Gaston realizes his love for Gigi and requests her hand in marriage. 7 Echo Turned The Junior Prom This year's Junior Prom, in honor of the Senior class, was held on May 6th in the Everett High School gym, from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. The theme was Fantasy and the Junior class did a great job with decorations. The band was Echo and played tremendously well. Congratulations to the Junior class for putting on such a successful and well done junior Prom for 1978. 1 4 5 l. Echo provided the music for the Prom. 2. The decoration committee did a fantastic job transforming the gym into a real life fantasy. 3. Pat Jeffries, Nesika photographer, took the Prom formal pictures all night. 4. Connie Knudson and Steve Jacobson enjoying a slow dance. 5. Echo had some neat effects. 6. Thad Trepanier takes care of things backstage. 7. People had a chance to socialize while the band takes a break. 8. Patt- Dutton and Al Mehus dance the night away. 9. The band played on and on and on. 10. These couples seem to be enjoying themselves. ll. This couple is really swinging to Echo. 12. Echo features a female lead singer. 13. Niki Schouviller and Tim Rubatino smile for the camera. 14. The decorations were very creative for this year's Prom. 15. Was it spiked? 41 41 s 1 3 , f I , lgivflflv A .2 1, - hrs. T, 'V if .A ii ul - K r 1, . If U , M I W' f we ' 'Wx f-A H453 t' at '.,. . Q WX EA? ti-2'-. I :lei f- .ku v 1 , 1 'Viv lfufiiifi Into A Memorable Fantasy Meet The E H S Bod Bullders Photosg l. Pat Smith going for hand- spring on vault. 2. Pat Smith on the sidehorse. 3. Mike Matheny on the Parallel Bars. 4. Here is 1978 Gym- nastics team. L to R. Coach Mr. Boyd, Rick Durn, Tim Rubatino, Chris Greso, Steve Mason, Sam Bagley, Pat Smith, Curt Edeen, Ken Lucas, Mike Matheny, Charles Con- don, and manager Denise La Cour- siere. 5. Ken Lucas holding a L on rings. 6. Curt Edeen doing a Giant on High Bar. 3 4 This year's Gymnastic team has broken records in almost every event. A gymnast needs to master feats of strength, flexibility, endurance, and agility. This calls for a great deal of self-discipline and devoted effort. The Seniors hav roven to be the motivators for the team with Steve Mason and Chris Greso as Co-Capts., and Tim Rubatino leading the way. There is also some ex- cellent underclassmen who promise that next year will be even better. .3 F 2 rw ,Q 113 ' ,,f'1:x '-.. ...Il J' . . ' X , L1 1ClS C011 les wi. 1 1 Mm 1 'wane if ssfii-if F? ' I- X, fFf'!' - 44 by gial . 'J i 5' 'G' 3 fl it ggi.. 1 I a ., , v. V, l D 1 f f QS' -l ' , l' .K E17 XX O Q3 A. E 5? Qs fx, A if A. 9. t QI Y- ...M ...s 1 .142.111-4 My 1 1 ' s. 1 . ,as This year, Cupids Couple was held on February 17, 1978. The band was Dueces Wild, which played very well. There was a lot of excitement in the air as everyone waited to hear who won Cupids Couple. XJ' ki 1.1 -- Y I Photos: 1. 1978 Cupids Couple Rich Webber and Mary Little. 2. First runners up, Steve Jacobson and Connie Knudson. Il. Scott Ram- stead and Jane Dietle announce the 1978 Cupids Couple. 4. Second runners up, John Secoy and Brenda Wagner. 5. Third runners up, Wayne Shatto and Lynn Weitkamp. 6. Fourth runners up, Skip Crout and Cathy Struble. fm 4l'l'I 4? 2 iff 'Fifi gg, 'N' I s rs ,H Campu L' 1 .. -... L1fe . 1 if 'GH' ll 0 0 0 0' ',' an .OF ...I 9,41 , . ,1 o :foal 01 2N'?o's'v o ,' 0' V. ',' o ,'.e'? 0 1, 1' ' 1 o 5 l'yfrL'.' , Section 1: The four A.S.B. officers shall be President, Vice- President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Section 2: The duties of the A.S.B. President shall be to serve as chairman of the Executive Council and the Elections Committee, to coordinate and oversee the activities of all standing and special Committees, to serve as a member of the Student Legislature, to officially represent the Associated Students of Everett High School, and to emcee student assemblies other than pep assemblies. Section 3: The duties of the A.S.B. Vice-President shall be to serve as Chairman of the Activities Committee, to serve as a member of the Executive Council and the Legislative Assembly, to perform duties of the A.S.B. President in his absence, and to assist the A.S.B. President in carrying out the duties of that office. Section 4: The duties of the A.S.B. Secretary shall be to serve as a member of the Executive Cou il n the Student Legislature, and to record and pro ly publ' t Qes of all meetings of the Executive Council, t Stu n ' I e, and the Activities Committee. ln addition to the cus r p sentation of the minu ig-.each body,the minutes of the Activities Co mittee shall bexQfmg' the Student Legislature a he minutes of the S61:d,QdQ4egislature shall be read in all homerooms. retar shall keep a file of the minutes of each body. A further du of t e ary shall be to co erate with the Activities Advisor in the pub ication nthly activi ies calendawwe Secretary shall also maintain a current file f all Club Constitu s , ' Officer lists. Section 5: The duties of the A.S.B. Treasurer! al o serve as a member of the Executive Council and the Student Legislature an as chair man of the Budget Committee. The A.S.B. Treasurer shall assist the school treasurer in overseeing all A.S.B. accounts. M K 1 xx X N X xx S x . 'x li L x A vg x , . X , N H in 1 .-N Assoclated Student Bod This year's ASB officers consisted of ASB President Wayne Shatto, Vice- President Chuck Nelson, Secretary Mary Little, and Treasure Candy Timm. This past year's officers did a tremendous job in fulfilling their required duties for holding an ASB office. 9 Photo 1: Wayne Shatto taking a break dur- ing a Gull's football game. 2: ASB President Wayne Shatto. 3: Candy Timm can't believe her ears at a lesilative meeting. 4: ASB Treasurer Candy Timm 5: Chuck Nelson lis- tens attentively at lesilative meeting. 6: ASB Vice-President Chuck Nelson. 7: Mary Lit- tle taking minutes at lesilative meeting. 8: ASB Secretary Mary Little. 9: Chuck Nel- son, Mary Little and Candy Timm waiting for class to start. ' if ' j 1 0 -H3117 - Firm' Q . ,M . Q xiii s m ,Ji 77 ' 9,172-,gg f,:?!x'if 1 ,wav 'Exif , ,gi sit? Q if 3 4f 'FL If T, N151 i in -2 W, Q .P 'tt . 'f Na-if .raw 7 f 1 - , n., as 5? 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'j':fL ' 'QA ,' 1 Y A ,. f Y 1 'I F' , x I v ' W , Y s- 1 1 . 'l 5F l-un-.X . . , .an-I .114 4 ,' K, A K. . . -nf' .uw a S, ,, Q Na, - M ,A ,N Lg A -x I fx- A 5- I 4 ' n'iiW - -R Q- .. 1 - L .12 -Z, fs-1 1--W el Q ..?- K f, QS. f, , h A , W A 2,551 if-5 mf i Hff2 f L iyffffff' 'fl ' th A 1 . y -,i A J f L. ,, -'Arg ,AHA Sw f , , - fb 4 ' X I V 1, fl x ,W b I1 - + -f 7- ff 1 X 7' . Q - , E ,X L, f R45 - '+ N W ,,..,, 5 if 5 4 43 S was -4 ' . f . A X 1 24. A .. xx, 'UF' , 9'f ' 1 . sum LJ, 5 H-is, -1- ,I 'iwf A sf b ' ! l rlfiif .A.., 122' ,Q 'W 2 ' V+ bf' ' f f - 'Y ' , H Tv N1-hw, ecoy Craig Smit Senior Class Ufficers Haj 'WND- Junior Class Officers Ly Wtkp BdWg 143 i Sophomore Class Ufficers t Th MKy J Kf 144 Sarah Bruce Curl R150 Freshmen Class Officers Martie Whitefield Mary O'Nie The Girl's Club membership is composed of all the girls enrolled in the school. It is designed to make every girl a vital part of the school and a factor in student goverment. The objectives of the girls club are the maintain high intellectual, moral and social standards among the girls and to promote a helpful friendly spirit throughout the school. Within the Girls Club are many active com- mittees. It is through these commit- tees that the Girl's Club functions. Its success and that of many impor- tant school activities depends upon the active participation of all the girls. Ya? 2 Photos: 1. Brenda and Robin listen carefully. 2. 'l'op Darlene Koslielnik, Middle Robin Good Kathy Eitner, Bottom Brenda Davis 3. Ist row: Julie C. Johnson, Jeannette Dias, Cin- dy Andrews, Linda Preston, and Linda l.uc-as. 4. Study Hard. 5. 'l'ime for the fund drive again. Girl's Club ' A X I ji . ix' f Photos: 1. Mark Outcell, Marty Norsby, Steve Erickson, Hill Collins. 2. Mark seems lo be happy about something. 3. l-lave a pepsi clay. 4. Secrets, Secrets. The Boys Club of E.H.S. is composed of all boys enrolled in school. The pur- pose ofthe boys club is to be of service to members of the school, and to the community. Four elected officers and the boys club cabinet provide the lead- ership, and committees of volunteers accomplish the goals and purposes of the boys club. The committees are in the area of social activities, welfare, and administrative tasks. All boys are wel- come to serve on committees and initi- ate projects. Seagals Keep E H The Seagals have been very active this year. They did two drills during football season, including Classical Gas and Zingit. Also during football season they had a Winter Sports Banquet for the varsity football team. During basketball season, in one of the two routines they did, the Seagals combined with the Cascade Bruin- ettes for a drill routine called Carousel, which was per- formed during halftime at the Everett - Cascade game. Through out the year, the Seagals, with the help of Nadene Watd, their new advisor, had been trying to raise enough money to go to Victoria with the band and to go to statewide competition in Spokane. While trying to raise money, the Seagals were constantly saluting sports. When they salute a team they make locker signs for every mem- ber of the team, then they attend the game that they are saluting, and then they make food for the team. The Seagal Club has proven to be a very active and important group at Everett High. 2 '15 i I A . 4 5 148 J , W' NJ .-1 ,. ff. .. Elf b X . -,Q-A -1-S'-H Q NM., x, .W .. 5 a-1-H . - . f , X ' ,AM Q , i, HI. ,4 . Y Q, Q- , ku My -J -H f ,B fi sri, :- . I. ' -,' ' , ' A x 'f' so -.' A. ' ,' x , cf 'T .N f rd. f af .,. -- - k Y 4 1 4 -I.X.7 L ,L -di . ' Pb. - 'S'-M X 5' 4 v X 1S. rf 1, E EJ . X A x fa rf' 'km ,'.. 'N' W-4 'If 1 -A X '-l L., I ' .- K Br Q ve- 1 ii Aj .gf 5 M 'K M ' - 5 -t 5 Q ff i f , p gg? Q gg J ,A Q' 5 NQN8 ,X Q, 'N mg li mf? N5 5 Q QQ xwe -f 1 2 . ,AU .5f F !Ef'f 1 l N A, fxx l 4. 4 A- And The Band' Played '17 The Everett High School concert Hand was open to anyone desiring to participate. The Band formed part of the nucleus for the Marching Hand in the Fall, Pep Band during the Winter, and Parade Hand during the Spring. As instrumentation allows, the Concert Band also participated in concert performances presented by the Music Department. Stage was a special elective designed to offer instrumental musicians an opportunity to explore the areas of Jazz Literature. Membership was limited by a fixed instrumentation which consisted of5 saxaphones, 5 trumpets, 5 troinbones, lead guitar, bass, set, and piano. The Everett High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble was made up of approximately 50 musicians. Membership was determined for the year by auditioning the band, in combination with the Everett High School Concert Band, functioned as a marching unit during the Fall football season, as Pep Hand during the Basketball Season, and as a Parade Hand in the Spring. The Ensemble also had responsibility for preparing and presenting its own Concert Schedule during the year. The Everett High School String Ensemble was in its third year with I2 violins, 2 violas, 2 cellos, 2 bass viols, and piano. lt performed at various functions throughout the community and school and it was the nucleus of the orchestra chosen for our annual Spring Operetta. Next year these strings will be joined by wind and percussion instrumentalists to form the first full orchestra which Everett High has had in many years. 150 Photos: I tBack Row, I,-Rl, Carl Cronk, Dennis l.ee, Dan Nolan, Glen Fisher, llrett Harvey, Doug Misko, Todd Bunger, Gilbert Mell. lilrd Row, I,-Rl Cheryl Troxell, Don Alsup, John Alsup, Paula Troxell, Theron Parker, Steve Huffman. l,at'on Ferguson, Robert Dahl, l,uea l.und, l,ori lloyd, Roni Hales, John Wells, Irene Fischer, Darleen Havertield, Sheryl Elmore, Curt Jasper. t2nd Row, li-RJ, Aaron McMceal, Byron Fred Dawson, Brian Smith, Mike Cardoza, John Villesvik, Glenn Camp' hell, Kim Dreghorn, Jane Lundgran, Suzanne Hall, Ginny Hall, Tammi Olsen, Paula l.ienhowt, Karen Suenson. lFirst. Row, l.-HJ, Shannon Shattueker, Leah Harret, Aliee llaekes, llreek Marsh, Allison Minor, Kelly Karls, Teri Hunter, Teri Hales, Eileen Fischer, Dixie l il'ield. 2. Tim Ward, Annette Larson, Mark Flberle, Carl Cronk, Mark Palmer, lion Rive, Vern Swing, David Anderson, Don Martin, tl,ast Row, tl,-Rl, Ron Meyers, Candy Timm, Ken Clark, Jeff' K raenier, Jim lingleson, Steve McCamey, Jeff Palmer. il. Mr. Cronk directing one ol' his many bands. -1. Saxaplione players can really relate to their musie. tHaek Row, I,-Rl. Carl Cronk, Jett' Mackey, Alan Waseher, Dave Sinkavitch, tilrd Row, LR! Jett' Kraemer, Ron Meyers, Carla Clausen, Tim Kurnids. Dan 'I'orve, Jim Venables, John VVall, Hen Bonner, Sue liott, Irene Fisher, Cathy Garein, lieth Polxin, Kathy McDanold, Cheryl Troxell, Beth Turner, Paula Troxell. t2nd Row, l,-Rl, Mike Hunter, Teresa Foster, Wayne Burns, Jim Engleson. John Harris, Steve Oss. Toni Chin, Cathy Harvey, Chris Greso, Nancy Vanliman, Genny Harris, Merri Fankhauser, Teri Armstrong. llfirst Row, li-lil, Candy Timm, Dan Kurnik, Brian Broekman, Joyce Peter, Cindy Clapp, Janeen Galand, Mark Johnston, Barb Bismore, Denise St. Denis, Jane Campbell, Cheryl Tliompson. ti. lliaek Row, l,-Rl, Mrs. Shoemaker, Julie XVeatherholt, Patty Weatherholt, Jill Larson, Brenda Lewis, Sharon Weat li- erholt, Sandy Anderson, Tim Olson, Philip Jackson. tFirst Row, li-lil, Phil Squires, Gina Mueller, Mary Anderson, Nancy Walery, Kyle Watters, Kathy Solie, Loreen Petty, Mary Ellen Hervey. UQ Ili K ' 6 And n And 0 151 Pep Band Has Spmt 'TS The Pep Band provided the spirit at our assemblies, football and bas- ketball games. It was a combination of the Wind Ensemble and Concert Band. They are a highly talented group of musicians and we all should be proud of their great display of true Everett High spirit. Spirited Girls Help Band. The Girls of Note was es- tablished as a recognized school club this past year. The club is for all girls in one of the choirs or in one of the bands. The purpose of this club is to help sup- port the band. The Girls of Note activi- ties this past year were fund-raising, by selling booster buttons and holding a spring banquet for the band members which they all enjoyed. Photos: 1. Merri Fankhauser takes minutes during a meeting at G of N President, Cathy Harvey's home. 2. Cathy Bismore seems to enjoy the meeting. 3. L-R Cathy Harvey, Barbara Bismore. Back row, Jennifer Harris. 3 153 The Choral Department was made up of four groups this year: Acappella, Soprano Choir, Honor Choir and Vocal Jazz Choir. All groups combined for the traditional Homecoming Coronation Assembly. The Accapella and Honor Choirs joined with the band for our first Veteran's Day Assem- bly in the gym in November. All the choirs sang for the annual Vespers, held December 18th at the First Presbyterian Church, due to the renovation of our Civic Auditorium. 1 Photos, l. Aeappella Choir, L-R, top row-Lynette Weston, Rhonda Haynes, Jodi Thomas, Lawana Bailey, Debbie S., Monika Berrans, Suzanne Hall. Second row-LaraLee Jas- per. Beverly Boss. Laurie Ziebell, Dena McDonald, Gail Lennox. Chris Rayson, Janine Bishop, Mrs. Shoemaker. Front row-Anabeth Santos, Shirley Cabales, Cyndy Mof- fatt, Kristin Dobler, Gwynne Lewis, Leann Stunz, Vicke Johnson. 2. Mrs. Shoemaker directs the choirs at the Pep Assembly. 3. Augie Nielsen and Kristin Dobler play a tune at Veteran's Day Assembly. 4. Jazz Choir-top row- Jefl' Mackey, Linda Eaves, Mike Cole, Jim Cooper, Curt Jasper, Sally Johnson, Janean Baker, Joyce Boyd, Mr. Kronk. Front row-Connie Knutson, Jeanette Dias, Lori Maynard, David Adams, Linda Dahlgren, Colleen Hinkle, Julie Aeschiliman, Sue Bogart, Anna Car. 5. Soprano Choir- top row-Mrs. Shoemaker, Vernetta Bogart, Lisa Klier, Clarice Kooistra, Debbie Shiel, Gail Lennox, Lynn Laugton. Front row-Maria Lamarca, Tudi DeMonbrun, Colleen Hinkle, Diane Hudson, Kristin Dobler, Jodi O'Donnell. Others-Tammy Hutchinson, Cheryl Job, Barb Nadeau, Julie Wennberg. 6. Class awaits Vespers practice from Mrs. Shoemaker. 7. Honor and ACappella Choirs entertain at Vespers. 8. Honor Choir-top row-Steve Ma- son, Kevin Keefe, Ben Barnes, Steve Lewis, David An- derson, Steve Bogart, Duane Rochon, Curt Grow. Second row-Mrs. Shoemaker, Vada Yelle, Rhonda Haynes, Jamie Keefe, Marcy Barthel, Beth Armstrong, Ladonna Marshall, Angie Nielsen, Andrea Dobson. Front row-Mary Ruth Ed- wards, Beth Torue, Windy Lueth, Kathy Lloyd, Sandy Whittenberg, Janean Baker, Robin Reaves, Bev Hell. E .. 2 3 4 7239 5 Choirs Get It All Together l 1 fx S .1 is -' Q' 1017 is-S 'X-9' I 6 y 1 Throughout the year the Choirs were contin- ually raising funds to help with the many ex- penses they had. The Honor and Girls Choirs sang over 20 performances during the Christ- mas Holiday Season and all the groups again combined for a Gala Spring Concert in May. Several choral members were accepted as mem- bers of All State Choir, Music In Mayu and several college music weekends. The Choir De- partment was truly the most outstanding spirit- ed group ever. 8 Torch Honor ociety And Chess Club Qximr--1. -. L ..Q.r,.nlg 1 f l 1 X . 2 3 The Torch Honor Society is a national organization to honor students who have a high standard of academic excellents. This year the club grew to include lst, 2nd, and 3rd year honor students. Officers for this year were President Mat Minshull, Vice President Rachele Jnes, Secretary Cathy Maude, and Treasure Penny Tille- son. Advisor Mrs. E. Bennett. Photos: 1. Torch Honor Society. 2. This chess hoard waited in anticipation for the next move. 3. Chess club members QL-RJ Advisor Mr. Peter Jensen, Roger Ship- man, Jeff Campbell, Steve Emerson, Irene Shipman and Brian Everson. 4. Chess players Steve Emerson and Jeff Campbell brush up on chess skills. 156 M. . ,,,, QQ-4 b, Rifle And Bowling Teams Compete l The EHS rifle team. 2 The EHS Bowling Team Front Row l.-R Kyle Watters, Caro- lyn Bold, Kathy Gilmore, Sandy Bunger, Chris Watters Back Row I.-R Todd Bunger, Bryan Brockman, Brent Law- son, Jim Kilpatrick, Keith Gilmore 3 Steve Jacobson takes aim. 4 Hans Solie con- centrates on the mark. 5 Bry- an Brockman lets one go. 6 Chris Watters shows good form. - - --H 1 The people of the rifle club go to compe- tition and have shoots the first and third Wednesday of every month. They use the facilities furnished them by the Snoho- mish county 4H. The advisor this year was Mr. Tiessen who supervised them and helped them improve on their technique. 2 -2 f in 5 6 Everett's bowling team brought together a group of students who like to bowl and compete as a team against other schools. Turning out every Tuesday night for two hours, the team was very competitive and had a good season. They were coached during practice and competition by Doreen Gilmore, a competitive bowler in adult leagues. 158 Angler And Ski Clubs Visit utdoors 1 l Y K I ' . ' iTii'i.15?: 9- -f Tis, rivsyi- ' . xxx iii 10 11 The anglers club fished the rivers and streams of Washington for the elusive steel- head and other game fish. The anglers club, at their meetings, discussed fishing skills and where to fish. The advisor this year was Mr. Richer. The anglers, along with getting in the great outdoors, got a chance to indulge in the great sport of fishing. 159 I i T , x Photos: 7 These are the things that. the anglers club go after. 8 Ben Wiggins gets Q some air. 9 Mike McDowell with a trophy steelhead. 10 Mike Hathaway, Dan Hodgen and Ben Wiggins bust some powder. ll The 77-78 Everett High Ski Club. The purpose of the ski club is to get all the skiers of the school together and go on ski trips. The ski club went to Mission Ridge for two nights and three days during Christmas vacation, giving them a chance to ski one of the best resorts in the State of Washington. Our advisor this year was Mr. Pat Barett who arranged all the trips and also chaperoned us. Article 1 section 1. The objective of this club shall be to provide an organization for the girls to participate in various project that will further the advancement and development of girls athletics. This organization should provide a wholesome group atmosphere that include all letter winners in any of the girls sports. The main ob- jective of the group is to work towards the scholarship Fund which includes a number of scholarship to be given to a deserving Letter Woman at the end of the year at the Letter Woman's banquet. Article 2 section 2. The membership of this organiza- tion shall consist of all girls who have won the Big E in any girls Varsity sport. Photos 1: Fourth Row L to R. Kelly Crippen, Kathy Eitner, Pat Chickering, Liz Trepanier, Ann Burton. Third Row L to R. Darlene Koshelnik, Mary Little, Meg Metzger, Cathy Dahl. Second Row L to R. Amy Overstreet, Mary Kay Lane, Diane Petosa, Lynette Wes- ton. First Row L to R. Eunice O'Neil, Sara Trask, Staci Fralick, Patsy Webber, Linda McKenzie. Letterwomen X Ng- ww, Q 5 all vt g ,bitt . 'J Y, , K xg 1 'r - x 1 A ', , f . v ' nu- ,., , ,J g' N- -- f W ' 1 'i 'A' , ' -fha. yi v - . s. 'tn , - AA W A' 1, 4,4 H.,-ML, .v .A .lf..- f W, Nix ,X ,br 5 Q X 3. ,.. . . V, V . ,NA A , i , .W ,. .I --,Jam A N .V A MUN J - . ,, W., , . . - , -nl!!--.-VW. ...-f f--- --f - .. ,. ....,..'.....,. . ,.,.,,'l ,.,...... P. , . L, --gg ,.1-,.- . . , . . ' 1 - -',, - -nfl . ' , ' ' . ., . , - A. , ig - t. .g- , A ,. fa .M X Q sf! 91 '54 '57 'A . 3, i l 'ings-q u-n Lettermen The Everett High lettermans club under Mr. Bailey and the club office has been a very active and service orientated organization this year. Officers for the 1977-78 school year were Steve Mason, Chuck Nelson, Scott Mckay. Early in the fall the letterman construct- ed and donated a victory bell, painted in seagull colors to be used at the football games. The letterman also took a group of boys from the Luther Child Center to the U of W football game in Seattle. The winter found the letterman sponsoring a successful dance, bumper sticker sale and the not soon to be forgotten first f'Don- key Basketball game. The letterman were narrowly defeated in a very exciting game by a faculty all star team. A tug of war between middle schools was a half time treat, with Port Gardner winning the team championship. This spring the letterman took a trip to the Seattle Sonic game, painted waste recepticles for the halls and grounds of EHS. Sponsoring a dunk- ing booth and cake walk at the campus day is a money raising project to allow the letterman to keep doing great things at Everett High School. Back row L to R. Vince Club,Steve Mason, Jim German, Jim O'Neil, Steve Jacobson, Chris Greso, Tim Rubatino, Scott Lawson, Mike Mc- Dowell, Rich Webber, Mr. Bailey. Middle Row L-R. Jim Anderson, Jim Kinard, Rich Secoy, Skip Crout, Bruce Overstreet, Jay Wilson, Chris Monson, Ken Stave, Thaddeus Trepanier, Eric Russel, Dave Cut- hill, Keith Knudson. Bottom Row L-R. Chuck Nelson, Mary Norsby, Paul Meyers, Mike Dutton, Allan MeHus, Mike Rider. 161 Distributive Education Clubs Of America DECA is a course offered at Everett High School, provides opportunities for service for Technical high school students. Membership in DECA is limited to those students who are enrolled in Distributive Education, it is also a national organiza- tion with state and local clubs. DECA,s purpose is to develop leaders in the mar- keting and distribution world. 2 3 1 Photo: 1 Following instructions. 2 ' Do you have change for a twenty. 3 Sitting: Bonnie Skelton, Diane , Garcia, Tricia Laborde, Debbie 1 my HHUCIK, MHTY Boggess, Karin Sears, .10 Bob Gross, Tracy Quam, Beth Pol- zin, Monique Schouviller, Stand- ing: Tim Witter, Brian Weir, Mr. VanWinkle, Bob Young, Michelle Davis, Sue Brennis, David Archey, Jennifer Gaffney, Paula Anderson, Cindy Seavy. Vocational Industrial Clubs Cf America It ...K Membership in VICA is open to those students enrolled in carpentry electronics, gra- phic arts, and machine shop. Provides opportunities for service to industrial-techni- cal youth. Teaches how to live and work with others . . . to accept and be accepted. Develops leadership through educational, vocational, civic, recreational and social activi- ties. Believes in and live by the VICA Creed which empha- sized the dignity of work, the American way of life, educa- tion, fair play, satisfaction achieved by good work and high moral and spiritual stan- dards. i,f X ls llli x. li TW! r rj Ji lx, Photo: 1 First row: Mr. Anthony, John Groomer, Jeff Allen, Jim Bostwick, Terry McCauley, Mr. Bennett, Mark McKinney. Second row: Pat Jeffries, Bernadette Analla, Kelley Govaert, Frank Campbell, John Sei- bert, Todd Cudaback. Third row: Tom Hieb, Julie Johnson, Lynn Thompson, Carla Johnson, Vince Jas- per, Rex Christensen, Kenny Nadeau, Robin Robin- son, Massimo Padilla, Kevin Dykema, John Schmidt, Dave Hartsell. 2. Kevin uses the best of his knowledge. 3. They discuss the plans together. 4. Kelley sets the press up for a production project. Back row L-R John Seibert, Vince Jasper, Mrs. Hull Adviser, Cindy Clapp, Laura LeBar. Front row Anabeth Sontos. U V , The FBLA club or the Future Business Leaders of America is for students interested in business or who want to find out more about the world of business. The club was quite active this past year. They had many fund raisers to finance a trip to the mini- convention where they competed with other clubs. They also planned several spring trips to several area businesses. - ' 'VH13 1 wir I .. iw Y olunteen -Q- '7',. Xa 4' ,-- fr'-f 'rf-'N 'T V ,t.? ?r15g, I I X! 2 Photos: l Some of the volunteers: l.-R Caren Partsch, Kathy Gilmore, Kathy Weatherholt, Gwen Lewis and Lauana Bailey. 2 Volunteens are kept busy helping patients. 3 Volunteens Kim Dreghorn and Jane Lunclgren visit EHS student John Bly who was in the hospital for an operation. 4 The volunteens learn a lot by watching. he 'sq- ly '57 -,.l - - fn ,, ,,.-rf' V' 'Nm X ww X. A This past year the Volunteer Program has been quite successful. About twenty Everett High girls volunteered at two locations. liver- ett General Hospital and Providence Hospital. These girls offered many services and a friencl- ly smile to the patients and received many thanks and personal satisfaction from a joh well done. The Volunteen Program is mainly for Freshmen and Sophomores although older girls may join. By volunteering the girls had an opportunity to learn firsthand how a hospi' tal environment functions and what a career in medicine would he like. The FEAST class this year has been busy serving lunches two days a week to faculty, students. and many people in the community. Other projects includ- ed selling pies at the Thanksgiving dinner and a Christ- mas Buffet. The students worked hard in preparation for the FEAST fair competition that was held in March at Sumner High School. Students competed in all areas of food preparation and serving. Photos: 1. Senior citizens enjoying lunch at FEAST. 2. Front row L- R Jamie DeMonbrun, Shane Lason, Mike Burrus, John Luke, Tex Clark, Sue Hill. Back row L-R Advisor Cavadini, Jeff Watson, Mary Jo Tyler, Darla Ingalls, Roger Johnson. 3. FEAST is the local 'hang- out' for many of the faculty. 4. Here one of the students sets the table for the Thanksgiving dinner. 5. All of the students help prepare FEAST lunches. 4 l E l Z Il 'W S7 W if H ' 1 I I 27 LAN. Q i w all 2 ,fl 'fit G?-1, x -,ns si ! X 21, , . , f,, e 5 4 166 ,.. T3 jg The purpose of Exchange Club is to make foreign Student f feel welcome and more at ease at . Everett High and in 'X the United States. They also strive to give the students at Everett, Cultural learning Experiences. Feb. 17th international day included banquet f in the Student honor game and a dance. L The next day on the 18th they participated - in skating. F 5 . I . - . 'Q Q as It 1 A , l Photo 1, Back row L to R. Mat Minshull, Eric Romerdahl, Sean Humphrey, Betsy Thorp, Ladonna Marshall, Mai Bui, Houg Bui, Susan Hugahley. Next Row L to R. Som Sompolpong, Ka- they Patterson, Mechele Pritchard, Jackie Brown, Laurel Le Bar, Seated. Pak Poom, Kimberly, Pavish, Sharon Weatherholt, Tracy Edson, Yen Le, Cathy Brown, Front row, John Shipmen, Barb Wiggins, Janean Olson, Wendy Lueth, Mary Ellen Her- vey, Cathy Maude, Carmen Walker, Beth Turner. 2. L to R. Barb Wiggins Pres., Wendy Lueth Sec., Beth Turner Treasurer, Mary Ellen Hervey Vice-Pres. 3. Som Sompolpong is an exchange stu- dent from Thailand. 167 . .U. Family Cf Strength And Joy wk .f ,Q iff, s 1 if -oi I 'A 7' B.S.U. students try to have a better awarness of the history of black people and other minorities. B.S.U. also trys to make note of black historical events during black history week. B.S.U. also trys to install self pride and self confidents and strengthen human relationship throughout the school and community. Black students try to make us aware of what has happened in the past years and also they have a cool group as named: 168 4 . 9' P .Wai A T . 1 r , 1 . ., , .5 ai LM , Lil ' I e ,ss ', ,- i Brenda Andrews, Julie Boyd, Linda Eaves, Cassandra Milton, Joyce Watkins, Cord Boyd, Berdine Lee, Debbie Walker, Joyce Boyd, Cindy Melton, Michelle Slaughter, Mr. Solomon. i' ' g -4 L,-. una?-we Q A X t arg.: . eel 1 5 ..V,,. 1. ti li . 2.55.1 ' I' Q Vmiff' W ll Q,-. , ,x It fm: ,, aj, . it l u ng.- ' filo: . .245 1,431 ' . 'Q X , , - E5 .l.............3.....A H9-naiiij 'Q 1 LQ, 5554. 5 an . .1 .4 i, 3 g,.,a,.....,,,.. We meet during the week, and this as stated above is what we do as a group and as a whole. We have good family relationship. We are friends and people. You Light y Life fff , , x x 'y -. Iii. 5 ... K '-3.7- During this past year the stage crew set up oquipim-nl fur :issm-xnlmlivs and other school f'um'tiuns. Mivroplmiios. spuukvrs, lights vol. wi-rv just some ofthe items that they worked with. We mu- ilu-in many lhimks fur their many hours of time and envrgy which they su llmughlfully put in for the staffand st,11dents.'l'he Sliigv Crow c'o1isisl:4ni': Vurlis 'i2lHIN'l', Kun Nadeu, Rex C'hristensL-n, 'l'hcron l':1rk0r,Bvi'l Mzirslizill :ind liriain WR-ir. T Nesika Staff 5-IE. V+ V 1r 'x ' .wil T as .-if 'Wi' ---nnwfiiitirs X 7 8 9 This years Nesika Staff was different. We want- ed to change many things that have been used over and over again. Things like picture organiza- tion and utilizing as much white space on pages as possible. So the two yearbook editors, Tony Bru- baker and Mary Sicktich teamed up and, along with a highly devoted staff, planned and produced what we think to be the best Nesika yet. Much of the credit goes to Roger Anthony, our advisor, for teaching us all the guide lines and secrets needed to build a yearbook. We all got along pretty well and we'll always remember the fun and enjoyment we shared together throughout the year of 78 . 7 1 The Year 12 .t XI T 'A .le E , f 17 21 18 ll ,,. 20 .off NWN ,pdf .M ...ov 667877 X N Imp: X -+..,,.e, 13 Photos: 1. Enlarging his imagination is Scott Mensch. 2. Nesika was a truely outragous class. says Sieg Kielow. 3. The sometimes cool, calm, and collected Mr. Ant.hony. 4. Mr. Anthony brainwashing Terri Johnson. 5. One moment of peace and quiet for Tony Bru- baker. 6. Pam Fanning enjoys being a part of the Nesika staff. 7. Nesika staff busy at work. 8. Jim Cooper waking up from his daily sleep. 9. Barbara Wiggins was finally captured not selling. 10. Nesika was a blast but football is my business, says Jeff Hutt. 11. Have you ever seen Lisa Harrell working so hard? 12. Sometimes even Lawana Bailey is caught working. 13. Bernadette Analla says, Try Ul- tra-Britef' 14. Laralee Jasper devotes class time to getting herjoh done. 15. Mary Sicktich is caught smiling on a rare occasion. 16. Like say, Hey, what's happening? says Lorretta Pryce. 17. Sales this year went better than expected. 18. Nesika was fun hut l especially enjoyed the typewriter, says Cathy Ziehell. 19. Nesika reaches for a high goal. 20. Pat Jeffries trying to avoid the seaguls down at the waterfront. 21. Ben Wiggins using his worn- out eraser. g 1 2 4 '-w Photos 1: Hmmm! 2: Now listen hear kids. 3: l'm going to study for a test. 4: Please children, 5: l-lee, Hee! 6: Would you run that by me again, 7: Reading day for Kathy, 8: First row-Steve Hathaway, Angela Naples, Mrs. Isaacson, Darla Erickson Second row- Kathy Pat- terson, Katie Van Nortwick, Alice Griffin, Shari Mor- ton, Pam Fanning, Judy Wolff, Debbie McArthur, Jean- nette Conway Third row- Pat Jeffries, Jodi Brandstrom, Patty Moore, Damon Eidson, Dave Cuthill, Jeff Wick- lund, Mike Dutton, Allen Richardson, John Rowley, Scott Mensch, Tom l-lieb. dr., :aa- PQJI ix wr .QCQ , '94 'V'dh , kk 'w- 'N rift 8 , ,,,,,, Kodak: The staff was responsible for the publication of Everett High's school paper. They were able to speak out through our articles and your responses. They strived for truth and freedom of speech. Some of the special features included Joe Schultz, and Letters to the Editor. 173 Campus fx mi' , HA ,Q4 7' .. 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' . .. , . n Q4 at Abernathy, Michelle 14 Abernathy, Susan 52 Acciai, Diane 14 Adamczyk, Kathryn 64 Adams, Darcy 52 Adams, David 14, 154 Adams, Richard 14 Adolph, Phyllis Aeschliman, Julie 14, 154 Agnew, Jeannie 14, 86, 101 Agostinelli, Dina 40 Alodos, Maxima 64 Aldrich, Stacey 64 Alexander, Tammy Allen, Jeffrey 40, 163 Allen, Patricia 64 Allen, Tammy 14 Alsup, Donn 52, 151 Alsup, Eddie 64 Alsup, John 52, 151 Anabel, Robert 40 Analla, Bernadette 14, 163, 171 Andersen, Christine 14 Andersen, Cynthia 14 Andersen, Maria 14 Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, David 40 Anderson David 14, 154, 151 Anderson Gregg 64 Anderson Anderson Jim 49, 161, 107 Julie 15, 79, 86 Anderson, Lori 40 Anderson, Lorri 64 Anderson Mary 40, 151 Anderson Mickey 15 Anderson Mike 64, B5 Anderson, Morgan 74 Anderson, Paula 40, 162 Anderson, Richard 64 Anderson, Robin 49 Anderson, Sandra 52, 151 Andrews, Brenda 40, 168 Andrews, Cynthia 15, 146, 101 Archey, David 39, 162 Arends, Rick 15 Arens, Leslie 15 Armer, Pam Armstrong, Beth 40, 154 Armstrong, Chris 64, 76 Armstrong, Teresa 52, 80, 151 Arneatad, John 64 Ashby, Jodie 52 Atkisson, Aaron 39 Ayosa, Christina Baca, Koueese 64 Bachofer, Abby 64 Backes, Alice 64, 76, 151 Backea, Tamra 52, 80 Bagley, Sam 40 Bailey, Lawana 165, 171, 154 Baker, Bruce 52 Baker, Janean 40, 97, 154 Baker, Lynell 15 Baker, Mark 52 Baker, Terri 15 Baker, Valerie Bakken, Kevin 52 Bales, Bonita 64, 151 Bales, Teresa 52, 151 Barcelou, Amy 40 Barcelou, David 64 Barger, Donald 39 Barnes, Benjamin 52, 154 Barr, Michael 40 Barry, Kathleen 15, 149 Barthel, Lynn 64 Barthel, Marcella 40, 154 Bartlett, Troy 64 Bassford, Kelly 40 Bassford, Sarah 52 Bates, Judith 60 Bayne, Sandra 40 Bazan, Mike 64, 85 Beals, Diana 40 Bean, Terry 49 Beard, Janet 40 Beard, Robert 15 Berg, Brenda Berg, Lee 52 Bergsing, Mike 52 Berrens, Monica 40, 97, 154 Berry, Leah 64 Bertoldi, Bob 16, 91 Best, Curtis 73 Bigelow, David 16, 82, 83 Bingisser, Dewayne 64 Bishop, Janine 52, 154 Bishop, Jennifer 52 Bismore, Barbara 52, 151 Bismore, Cathy 40, 153 Blackford, Connie 64 Blalock, Kim 40 Blea, Shirley 64 Bleisteiner, Robbie 49 Bloom Linda 39 Blum, Daniel 40 Bly, Daniel 16 Bly, David 64 Bly, Jennifer 64 Bly, .John 40, 165 Bly, Mary 40 Bodda, Kent Boersema, Curtis 52 Bogart, Cindy 64 Bogart, Douglas 52 Rogart, Lyal 40 Bogart, Steve 40, 154 Bogart, Susan 16, 154 Bogart, Vernetta 52, 154 Boggess, Mary 16, 162 Boggess II, Robert 40 Bogue, Darryl 64, 85 Bold, Carolyn 40, 158 Bolin, Al 64 Bolin, Clay 52, 84 Bolin, Jr., David 16 Bollinger, William 40, 110 Bonar, Dale Bonar, David Bond, April 64 Bonner, Beverly 16, 151 Bonner, Bob 52 Boober, Tim Borgford, Timothy 52 Borovina, Marea 64 Borup, Jamie 64 Boss, Beverly 52, 79, 154 Boston, Dan 65, 85 Bostwick, James 16, 163 Bowder, Kevin 40 Bower, Kenneth 65 Bower, Toni 40 Bowlin, Guy 16 Bowser, Sue 40 Boyd, Cora 16, 168 Boyd, Joyce 41, 97, 168, 154 Boyd, Julia 65, 97, 168 Boyd, Lonnie 52 Boyd, Lori 65, 151 Braaten, Alvilde 41 Braaten, Patty 16 Brackett, Scott 65 Brager, Kevin 16, 110 Brand, David Brand, Martin Brandt, Michael 52 Branstrum, Jodi 17, 86, 172 Brennis, Sue 52, 162 Brickman, Cathy Brien, Theresa 52 Brockman, Bryan 158, 151 Brommers, Curt 41 Burruss, Michael 41, 166 Burton, Ann 17, 79, 86, 101, 160 Butka, Debbie 53 Buzzard, Steve 53 Cabales, Shirley 41, 154 Cabales, Stephen 53 Cadotte, Charles 41 Cadotte, Darrel 53 Caffrey, Joe 60 Campbell, Cyndee 74 Campbell, Debbie Campbell, Frank 17, 163 Campbell, George 74 Campbell, Glenn 53, 151 Campbell, Jane 17, 149, 151 Campbell, Jeffrey 65, 156 Canell, Lori Cantley, Christopher 65 Caouette, Michael 53 Cardoza, Mike 53, 151 Carlson, Clay 60 Carlson, Mark 41 Carlson, Nick 53 Carlson, Stacy 53 Carlson, Thomas 41, 84 Carnell, Clayton Carney, Linda 39 Carpenter, Bill 53, 82 Carpenter, Lisa 41, 90 Carter, James 65, 76 Carter, Joel 39 Carter, Mike 41 Carter, Tracey 65 Carter, Tracy Cassidy, Kathleen 65 Cassidy, Matthew 41 Cassidy, Theresa 41 Cates, Lorane 53 Caudle, Lisa 65 Caudle, Teri 17 Caudle, Todd 61 Celigoy, Belinda 61 Chandler, Beret 53 Chandler, Maxine 41 Charley, Leslie Charron, Diana 17 Chavez, Jennifer 53 Chickering, Patricia 18, 101, 1 Chin, Tamara 65, 113 Chin, Tom 41, 76, 151 Christensen, David 41, 82 Christensen, Rex 18, 115, 163 Christianson,Sue 60 Clapp, Cindy 53, 164, 151 Clapp, Rosanne 18 Clark, Barbara 41 Clark, J udy 53 Clark, Kenneth 18, 114, 151 Clark, Tracy 73 Clark, William 65 Clark, J Clausen r., Tex 49, 84, 166 , Carla 18, 151 Clausen, Linda 53, 80 Clausen, Steve 41, 82 Clayton, Donna 53, 144 Clayton, Kevin 18 Clement, James 53 Cloninger, Cheryl Clubb, Vincent 18, 90, 161, 111 Coats, Phyllis 18 Coble, Dave 18 Coble, Frank 41 Coe, Jordan 73 Coffell, Jerald 39 60, 105 Brown, Catherine 41, 167 Brown, Jackie 65, 167 Brown, Kimberly 17 Brown Tomme 52 Brown, Jr., Patrick 52 Beauchamp, Alfred 15 Beauchamp, Carol 64 Beauchamp, Shelley 64 Bebout, Kenneth 74, 110 Beck, Chris 64 Belcher, Candy 64 Belew, Jennifer 15 Bemis, David 52 Bemis, Dianna 15 Bemis, Keith 52 Benedict, Greg 40 Benito, Wayne 40 Bennett, Wesley 64 Bercier, Ronnie 64 Brubaker, 17, 171 Bruce, Sarah 65, 145 Brumagin, Jim Brumbaugh, Jodee 65 Bryson, Brenda 65 Bryson, David 53 Buckhalter, Kimberley Buechel, Leslie Bui, Hong 17, 167 Bui, Mai 41, 167 Bui, Trung 65 Bullinger, John 65, 85 Bundy, Alan 53 Bunger, Sandra 53, 158 Bunger, Todd 53, 158, 151 Burch, Pamela 65 Burdett, Ted 65, 85 Burghduff, Gerald 65 Burnam, Julie 86, 17, 101 Burney, Judy 17 Burns, Wayne 17, 151 Burrows, Lori 65 Cole, Lorna 39 Collings, Jodene 41 Collins, Carrie 65 Collins, Jack 65 Collins, Wilbur Collins, William 53 Condon, Charles Conway Ken 65 Conway Jeannet 18, 172 Cook, Laura 53 Cook, Sandy 18 Cooper, Cheryl 61 Cooper, Greg 65 Cooper, Jim 18, 82, 83, 171, 154 Cooper, Kathy 19 Cooper, Tom 85 Counsellor, Sherry 65 Courtney, Mike 65, 85 Covert, Calen 49 Craig, Charmaine 41 Craig, George 53 Crane, Leslie 19, 86, 101 Crane, Linda 19 Crane, Melissa 65 Crawford, Bruce 65 Crippen, Ann 41 Crippen, Kelly 53, 97, 160, 105 Crockett, Christopher 53, 84 Crouch, Cherie Crout, Glenn 19, 135, 161 Crow, Gary 49 Crow, Linden 65, 85 Crowley, Vanessa 65 Cruikshank, John 65, 85 Cudaback, Stacy 65 Cudaback, Todd 49, 163 Culver, Alison 65 Culver, Mark 41 Cupic, Mary 53 Curtiss, Ronda 65 Cuthill, David 41, 172, 161, 107 Dahl, David 41, 84 Dahl, Kathy 19, 80, 101, 160, 105 Dahl, Robert 66, 76, 151 Dahlgren, Linda 19, 154 Dalton, Forrest 53 Dalton, Garrett 53 Dams, Allan 53 Danard, Ken 19 Dau, Richard 66 David, Howard 66 Davis, Brenda 19, 101, 146 Davis, Bridget 66 Davis, Michelle 53, 152 Dawson, Byron 53, 151 Dawson, Tamra Day, Yvonne 66 Deatherage, Don Deese, Francie 66 Degenstein, Michelle 53 Degenstein, Schawn Degenstein, Tricia 74 Delaney, Brenda 66 Dellapenna, Terry 66 Dellapenna, Will 53 Demonbrun, Jacquelyn 66' Demonbrun, Janet 41 Demonbrun, Judith 53, 166 Dennee, James 53 Denning, Lori 53, 80 Denton, Russell 53 Depner, Cynthia 54 Derry, Eileen 41 Dewees, Eric Dewell, Laura 41 Dias, Jeanette 19, 101, 114, 146, 154 Dichesare, Joe 19 Dietl, Josephine 19, 135 Dietrich, Carl 66 Diffin, Becci 20 Dingel, Kevin 66 Dinsmore, Patricia 54 Dobler, Kristin 61, 154 Dobson, Andrea 20, 154 Doerscher, Gerald 66 Doerscher, James 41 Doerscher, Jeff 54 Dotson, Robert 66 Doughty, Sandi 20, 79, 101 Douglas, Ann Downing, Carol 41 Downing, Wayne 20 Downs, Linda 41 Drake, James 66, 85 Dreghorn, Kim 66, 80, 165, 151 Dronen, Gerald 20 Duce, Ann 66, 80 Duffy, Christopher 54 Duffy, Daniel 20, 91 Duffy, Mark 20, ss, 91, 114 Duffy, Paul 54 Duffy, Timothy 66 Dulany, Terri 66 Dulley, Anna 41 Dunn, Lawrence 20 Dunn, Mary 54 Durnil, Dutton, Dutton, Dutton, Dwyer, Dyema Shari 42 James 66, 85, 110 Michael 20, 82, 83, 172, 161 Patricia 54, 97 Chris 54 Kevin 20, 163 Earl, Cindy 54 Eaton, John 66 Eaves, Linda 54, 168, 154 Eaves, Linda 54, 168, 154 Eberle, Mark 21, 151 Ebert, Pat 39 Eddy, Bert 42 Eddy, Brian 66 Eddy, Taryn 66 Edeen, Brian 21, 82, 83 Edeen, Curtis 54, 84, 110 Edlund, Cassie 74 Edlund, Lynne 21 Edwards, Beatrice 61 Edwards, Colette 61, 42 135 Edwards, Kevin 54 Edwards, Mary 42 Eidson, Damon 42, 172 Eidson, Mae 66 Eitner, Kathryn 21, 79, 101, 146 Eitner, Mary 66, 79 Elfstrom, Dena 21 Elliott, Charles 66 Elliott, John 54 Elliott, Lori 21 Elliott, Reid 42 Ellsworth, Reid 42, 84 Elmer, Cindy 66 Elmer, Randy 42, 84 Elmore, Sheryl 54, 151 Elmstrom, Brad 54 Embleton, Randy 61 Emerson, Bonnie 39 Emerson, Dale 74 Emerson, Stephen 54, 156 Emery, Robert 54 Emery, Russel 66 Enberg, Diane 54, 149, 105 Eng, Eileen 66 Engelson, Jim 21, 151 Erdle, Kay 66 Erickson, Darla 21, 172 Erickson, Lane 42 Erickson, Marcia 21 Erickson, Mike 66 Erickson, Steven 21, 82, 83, 86 Erickson, Tammy 42 Ervig, Gary Ervin, Kenneth 21 Estie, Mona 42, 79 Evans, Jerry 21 Evans, Teresa 66 Everson, Brian 66, 156 Fadich, Teresa 54 Fagan, Barbara 42 Fails, Julie Fainter, Dennis 42 Fankhauser, Merri 22, 149, 151 Fanning, Pamela 42, 171, 172 Faunce, Dorothy Faussett, Guy 39 Ferguson, La Rae 42 Ferguson, Lafon 66, 151 Ferguson, Mike 42, 110 Ferrel, Yvonne 42 Fields, Karen 66 Fitield, Dixie es, 151 Findley, Russell 54 Fischer, Glenn 54, 151 Fischer, Ilene 22, 151 Fischer, Irene 67, 151 Fisher, Debbie 54 Fisher, Sue 67 Fisher, Jr., Jerry 22, 91 Fletcher, Dennis 54, 76 Forbes, Waynette 67 Ford, Doug 22 Ford, Teresa 67 Forrest, Eileen 22, 118, 142 Forsman, Randy Foster, Teresa 54, 80 Foxley, Sarah 42 Fralick, Staci 54, 160 Francis, Brett 67 Franzen, Joseph 67 Frazier, Richard Frederick, Billy 54 Fredrickson, Jodi 42 Fredrickson, Scott 54 Frink, Kathryne Frisby, Allen 67 Frisk, Bonnie 22 Fuller, Dan 49 Fuller, Don 67 Funk, John 42 Funk, Nancy 22 Furseth, David 61 Gabriel, Beckey 54 Gaffney, Brian 39 Gaffney, Jennifer 42, 162 Gaffney, Linda Gaffney, Peter 22 Gaffney, Teresa 67 Gainsford, Joanne 42 Galen, Kerry 54 Galland, Janeen 42, 151 Garcia, Diane 42, 162 Garcin, Kathleen 54, 151 Garnett, Jeannie 42 Garrioch, Kelly Gay, Linda 42 Geary, Shellie 61 Gellerson, Cris 22 Gellerson, Kari 22 Genung, Janelle 54 , 160, 105 George, Patti 42 George, Steve 67 German, Jim 22, 161 Gerry, Marilyn Gibson, Carmen 54, 79 Gilmore, Kathy 54, 165 Gilmore, Keith 74, 158 Gladstone, Bill 42, 84 Golden, Summer 67 Good, Janeann 67 Good, John 54 Good, Robin 22, 101, 146 Good, Stephen 42, 84 Gordon, Janet 49 Gould, Natalie 67 Gower, Mark 74 Grabner, Ed Grant, Connie 54 Grant, Richard 23 Grant, Spencer 74 Gravesen, Chris 67 Greatreaks, Lisa 54 Green, Zina 54 Greene, Missy 67 Greenleaf, Kim 23 Greso, Aaron 42 Greso, Chris 23, 161, 151 Griffin, Larry Grimes, Bobbie 67 Grimes, Rubie Dee 42 Grimmett, Darlene 54 Groomer, John 39, 163 Groomer, Stanley 54 Groshong, Linda 74 Groshong, Richard Gross, Tracy 55 Grow, Curt 39, 154 Gruber, Alfred 42, 110 Gulle, Judy 39 Gunn, Laird 61 Gurian, Anne 61 Gurian, Paul 23 Gusdal, Norma 67 Guthrie, John 67 Guthrie, Jr., Ronald 42 Guyll, Derek 67 Guzzetta, Jim Hackworth, Harold 67 Hackworth, Robert Hackworth, Scott 49 Haddox, Diana 55 Haga, David 23 Haggard, Karen 55 Haggett, Valerie 23 Haight, Sara 23 Haight, Sue 55 Hajek, Connie 55, 80 Hajek, Terri 23, 142 Hale, Julia 42 Halgren, Janice 61 Hall, Justin Hall, Shawn 67 Hall, Suzanne 67, 154, 151 Halverson, David 55 Hamilton, Terry 43, 84 Hammond, Eddie 55 Hammond, Randy 55 Hancy, Linda 23 Haney, Marilyn 67 Handy, Mary 23 Hannon, Nancy Hansen, Debbie 67 Hansen, Ronald Hanson, Candice 61 Hanson, Craig Hardy, Steve 67 Harless, Kristine 55 Harmon, Robbie 23 Harrell, Lisa 23, 171 Harrell, Rebecca 67 Harrington, James 24 Harrington, Jim 55 Harris, Jennifer 55, 79, 153 Harris, John 43, 151 Harris, Lawrence 49, 107 Harris, Michael 55 Hart, Steve 24 Hartsell, Cindy 24 Hartsell, David 43, 163 Harvey, Brett 55, 151 Harvey, Cathy 24, 153, 151 Hasson, David 43 Hatfield, Sallie 43 Hathaway, Mike 61, 84, 159 Hathaway, Steve 24, 172 Hatloe, Mary 67 Hauck, Debbie 24, 162 Hauck, Jeff 43 Haugen, Mary 55 Haugen, Nancy 67 Haverfield, Arleea 55, 151 Hayes, Dan 43 Haynes, Mark 55 Haynes Haynes Haynes Heath , , Peppie 61 , Rhonda 43, 154 , Scott 67 Jeri 24 Heazlett, Tonda Hebert, Lyle 43 Heck, Duane 24 Heck, Michelle 67 Hederich, Glenda 43 Hembd, Jean 67 Hendricks, Devin 67 Henninger, Brenda 55 Henry, Earlene 74 Henry, Leigh 43 Henry, Mike 74 Hensen, David 24 Hensley, Verna 74 Herivel, Douglas 24 Hermansen, John 67 Hermansen, Lori 43 Hermanson, Joan 24 Herron, Claudette 55 Hervey, Mary Ellen 43, 167 Heuft, Carmon 74 Hickman, Terrie 24 Hieb, Tom 25, 163, 172 Higgins, Michael 67 Hill, Carol 25 Hill, Mitchell Hill, Tammy 43 Hindman, Kathy 39 Hinds, Marty 49 Hinkle, Colleen 55, 154 Hoang, Dat 38 Hoang, Tien 38 Hodgen, Danial 55, 84, 159 Hodges, Debra 67 Hoerr, Jeffrey 49, 55 Hofmann, Kristine 67 Hoggarth, Mickie 55 Hoglun Hoiby, d, Brian 67 Kit 43, B4 Holland, Barb 25 HolliEe1d, Jeff 55, 84 Holloway, Todd Hodgstrate, Ruth Horn, Tamara Hornack, Robert 55 Hornyak, Daniel 25 Hottendorf, John 55 Hove, Brian Hovey, Donald Howards, Marcella 25 Howlett, Steve 55 Hoyden, Gregory 55 Hoyle, Hudson, Lisa 67, 113 Hudson, Joy 68 Hudson, Trent 61 Hudson, Wilma 61 Huffman, Steve 68, 151 Hughley, Susan Huizinga, Peter Hulbert, Darla 68 Hulbert, Robert 43 Hulbert, Teresa 74 Hulse, Kristy 43 Humphrey, Sean 55, 167 Hunt, Dorothy 25 Hunter, Jeff 55 Diane 68, 154 55, 167 68 Hunter, Mike 25, 151 Hunter, Renee 43 Hunter, Teri 68, 151 Hurst, Stephen 68 Hutchinson, Tammy 73, 154 Huth, Carl 55 Huth, Rhonda Hutt, Danny 43 Hutt, Jeffrey 25, 82, 83, 171, 161, 124, 125 Hutter, Patricia 43 Ingalls, Ingalls, Ingalls, Darla 49, lrving, Isham, Ivelia, Jackso Cynthia 68 Mary 43 Richard 43 n, Philip 68, Jacobson, Steve 25, Brian 55, 84 Craig 68, 85 166 151 158, 135, 161, 110 86, 87, 147, 170, Jacobson, Todd 68 Jaggar, Benny 68 Jaggar, Bert 55, 76 Jaggar, Beverly 43 Jamieson, James 55 Jasper, Curtis 55, 154, 151 Jasper, Laralee 43, 149, 171, 154 Jasper, Vincent 25, 163, 164 Jeffries, Patrick 43, 163, 171, 172 189 Jennings, Greg 25, 82, 83 Jensen, Kris 80 Jeschke, Matthew 68 Jewell, Lori 43 Jimenez, Jose 68 Jimenez, Margaret 68 Jo, Susan Job, Cheryl 56, 154 Jodock, Cathy 43 Joel, Pam 68 Joel, Todd 43 Johns, Robert 61 Johns, Timothy 26 Johnson, Alicia 68 Johnson, Barbara 68 Johnson, Betty 26 Johnson, Carla 26, 163 Johnson, Cathy Johnson, Christine 55 Johnson, Daniel 68 Johnson, Diane 43 Johnson, Julie 26, 163 Johnson, Julie 26, 86, 101, 146 Johnson, Kelly 68 Johnson, Roger 26, 166 Johnson, Sally 26, 101, 154 Johnson, Selma 56 Johnson, Terri 43, 171 Johnson, Vicki 26, 154 Johnson, Jr., James Johnston, Chris 26 Johnston, Kathy 56 Johnston, Marc 68 Johnston, Rebecca 74 Jones, Bobby Jones, Cheryl 68 Jones, Dova 56 Jones, Greg 56 Jones, Jack Jones, James 43, 111 Jones, Jeffrey 68 Jones, Rachel 43, 79, 149, 156 Jones, Tammy 68 Jones, Thomas Jones, Trudy 68 Justice, Tina 68 Kadet, Chris 56, 84 Kafer, Joan 56, 79, 144 Kane, Michael 56 Kappler, Gerald Kar, Anahita 26 Karls, Kelly 68 Kearns, Barrett 44 Keefe, Denise 68 Keefe, Duane 44 Keefe, Jamie 26, 154 Keefe, Kevin 56, 154 Keefe, Sara 68, 113 Keene, Bruce 56 Keene, Robert 56 Keiper, Mark Keith, Micky 56 Keith, Shannon 68 Kelly, Lori 26 Kelly, Richard 56 Kelmis, Carla Kempf, Derek 27 Kestle, Leeann 68 Kielow, Siegfried 27, 171 Kielow, Steve 44 Kilgore, Kathy Kilpatrick, Jim 56, 158 Kim, Jeana 49 Kim, Ki Ho Kimball, Tracey 68, 113 Kinard, Jim 27, 161, 111 Kincaid, Lori 68 Kincaid, Tamera 27 Kindrachuck, Paul 68 King, Brian 44 King, Rebecca 27 Kirkpatrick, Kim 44 Kittleson, William 68 Kjelland, Tammy 27 Kjelland, Tobin 56 Kjelland, Tom 49 Klier, Elise 61, 154 Knapply, Jody Knatz, Phillip 44 Knight, Tina 68 Knudson, Connie 27, 86, 87, 88, 89, 154, Knudson, Keith 56, 161 Koehler, Cynthia 44 Koerber, Diantha 68 Kona, Chelly 56 Kooistra, Clarice 69, 80, 154 Kooistra, Len 44 Koshelnik, Darlene 27, 101, Kraemer, Grant 44 Krambeck, Cindy 56 146, 160, 105 Kramer, Blane Kruick, Donna 27 Kuether, Patricia Kurnik, Daniel 44, 151 Kurnik, Timothy 56, 84 La Coursiere, Grant 56 Laborde, Tricia 44, 162 Labree, Lisa 44 Lacoursiere, Denise 27 Laffey, Darrell Lamarca, Maria 56, 154 Lane, Mary 56, 160 Lane, Mike 76 Langton, Lynda 56 Larsen, Annette 56, 79, 151 Larsen, Julie 27 Larson, Dale 27 Larson , Donita 44 Larson, Jill 69, 151 Larson, Phillip 69 Larson, Tami 56 Larter, David 69 Lason, Shane 166 Lawson, Brent 56, 158 Lawson, Scott 44, 161, 107 Le, Phuong 69 Le, Tien 69 Le, Yen 56, 167 Le Bar, Laurel 28, 164, 167 Lebihan, Cathy 28 Lebihan, Mary 69 Lebihan, Mike 44 Leclaire, Cnristopher 44, 84 Lee, Alisa 69 Lee, Berdine 28, 168 Lee, Gloria 56 Lee, Laura 44 Lee, Peggy 28 Lee, Richard 69 Lee, ll, Dennis 69, 151 Lehto, Virginia 73 Lemay, Patty 56 Lenex, J'nene Lengkeek, Jody 28 Lengkeek, Lonnie Lennox, Gail 56, 154 Lenz, Tim 44, 107 Lesemann, Paul 44 Levin, Tim 28 Lewellen, Bridget 28 Lewis, Brenda 56, 151 Lewis Brian 56 Lewis, Donald 69 Lewis, Gwynne 56, 165, 154 Lewis, Kathleen 44, 97 Lewis, Steve 28, 154, 111 Lienhart, Paula 69, 151 Little, Mary 28, 76, 139, 141, Lloyd, Katherine 28, 154 Locke, Robin 61 Locke, Roger 28 Loghry, Deneice 73 Long, Ladonna 44 Longshore, Lynn 39 Lord, Christina 69 Lott, Suzanne 28, 151 Lovett, Bruce 69 Lozeau, Edward 49 Lucas, Bill 44, 84 Lucas, Ken 44 Lucas, Linda 29, 101, 146 Lucas, Mary Lucken, Jeff 69 Lueck, Sandra 49 Lueth, Wendy 29, 167, 154 Mackey, Rick 56 Luke, John 29, 166 Luke, Lesta 56 Luke, Theresa Lund, Luca 69, 151 Lundberg, Dana 69 Lundberg, George 56 Lundgren, Jane 69, 80, Lutthans, Bradley 61 Lydic, Dave 69 Lynn, Mary 39 Lyons, Jerry 44 Maag, Shelly 69 Mabe, Vickie 44 Macaulay, Bob 44 Mackenzie, David 69 Mackenzie, Linda 29 Mackey, Jeff 44, 84, 151 Madsen, Stephanie 69 Magnuson, Roni Maland, Wayne 69 Malloy, Judy 61 Maloy, Mark Malsberry, Benjamin 56 Malsberry, Mary 29 135, 160, 105 165, 151 Maltsberger, Wayne 44 Mann, Craig 44, 83 Mann, John 57, 84 Mardesich, Vince 44, 82 Marquardt, Mike 29 Marsh, Breck 74, 151 Milke, Tami 70 Miller, Steve 49, 70 Miller, Zina 70 Mills, Debra Mills, Mike 70 Marshall, Bert 61 Marshall, Charles 69 Marshall, Darla 44 Marshall, Ladonna 29, 167, 154 Marshall, Paul 69 Marteniz, Jose 39 Martin, Martin, Diane 69 Don 29, 151 Martin, Doug 57, 144 Martin, Jeannette 29 Martin, Vicki 29 Martinez, Marvin 57 Martinis, Chris 44 Martinis, Marty 57, 84 Martinis, Susan 69, 97 Miniken, Anne 70 Minnich, Greg 70 Minnich, Mike 45 Minor, Allison 70, 151 Minshull, Amanda 57 Minshull, Mathew 45, 156, 167 Misko, Loren 70 Misko, Ronald Moe, Debra 57 Moffatt, Cynthia 57, 154 Moini, Ahmad 45 Monaghan, Kassy 30 Monger, Rose 70 Monson, Chris 45, 84, 161 Monson, Paula 57 Mason, Steve 29, 90, 154, 161 Matheny, Donald 69, 85 Matheny, Mike 57 Matthews, Cynthia 74 Matth ews, Mark 57 Matthies, Judi 69 Matthies, Ted 69 Maude, Cathy 45, 156, 167 Maude, Kevin 69 Maudlin, Kimberly 69 Maynard, Lori 45, 90, 118, 154 Mc Cauley, Vincent 57 Mc Coy, Kevin 45 Mc Crossen, John Mc Dade, Daniel 57 - Mc Dowell, Jim Mc Kay Green, Jill 45 Mc Kay Green, Pam 57 Mc Kernan, Marc Mc Kinney, Faye 69 Mc Namara, Heather 39 Mc Shurley, Paula 69 McArthur, Debie 29, 172 McCamey, Stephen 45, 151 McCann, Michael 69 McCarty, Daniel 45 McCarty, Denver 69 McComber, Andrea 45 McCoy, Pat 57 McCoy, Robert 49 McCrossen, Lisa 57, 80 McDanold, Kathleen 57, 80 McDonald, Dena 57, 154 McDowell, Michael 30, 82, 83, 159, 161 MCDowell, Robert 45, 84 McGowan, Steve 69 Mclntosh, Chris 45 McKay, Scott 30, 82, 83, 110 McKay, Teresa 57, 144, 113 McKee, Paul 45, 76 McKeehan, Dan 45, 84 McKeehan, Gary 69, 85 McKinney, Mark 30, 163 McLeod, Kahn 57 McManis, Gerald 70 McManis, William 30 McMichael, C. 57 McMullen, Joel 70 McNiven, Brian McPherson, Andrew 70 McPherson, Joseph 70 McStntts, Richard 57 Meadows, James 57 Meadows, Debra 30 Meagher, Beth 70, 113 Monteith, Susan 45 Moon, Moon, Gordon 45, 76 Tod 70 Moore, Darrell 45 Moore, Desirie Moore, Mary 57 Moore, Patty 30, 172 Moore, Randy 70 Moore, Robert 70 Moore, Tim 70 Moran, Debra 70 Morasse, Kimberly 57 Morgan, Diane 70 Morgan, Lisa 45 Morgan, Matthew 70 Morken, Ole 61 Morris, Jack 57 Morris, Peter 45 Morris, Stephanie 39 Morris, Teresa 57 Morrow, Shane Morrow, Shawna Morton, Shari 49, 172 Moser, Donald 45 Moser, Patty 31, 113 Moyer, Debbie 31 Mueller, Gina 70, 151 Muller, Gregory 57 Munroe, Sheila 49 Murgo, Rochelle 31 Murphy, Zoann 57, 149 Murray, Beth 70 Murray, Alice 31 Musladin, Elizabeth 31, 101 Musladin, Julie 45 Myers, Ramona 45 Nadeau, Barbara 57, 154 Nadeau, Kenny 31, 163 Nakornthap, Pakpoom 74 Naples, Angela 31, 172 Nash, Brenda 57 Nelsen Nelsen , Shawn 57 , Teri 73 Nelson, Adam 57 Nelson, Chuck 31, 82, 83, Nelson, Edalyn 31, 90 Nelson, Shellie 31 Newell, Jim 45, 84 Newland, Lorraine 31 Newland, Rebecca 58 Newland, Si 61 Newsom, Scott 46 Nguyen, Hahn 58 Nicely, Ray Nielsen, Angela 31, 154 Mehus, Alan 30, 82, 83, 161, 110 Mehus, Lori 70 Meissner, Cheryl 45 Meissner, James 70 Mell, Beverly 45 Mell, Debbie 30 Mell, Gilbert 70, 151 Melton, Cassandra 57, 168 Melton, Cynthia 45, 168 Melton, Tanner 61 Melum, Tawnie 57 Mendenhall, Lynda 57 Mensch, Scott 45, 171, 172 Merrick, James 57 Meserve, Kari Metzger, Margaret 45, 80, 101, 160, 105 Meyer, Paul 45, 161, 107 Meyers, Meyers, Debbie Rhonda 61 Nielsen, Kristina 46 Nieto, Michelle 58 Norby, Doug 58 Norby, Jeff 70 Nord, Matthew 70 Norman, Lisa Norman, Shari 139, 161 Norsby, Marty 39, 91, 114, 161, 110 Nowell, Kimberly 70 Nowell, Rick 58, 83, 84 0'Brien, Erin 70, 80 O'Brien, William 58 O'Donnell, Jodi 70, 154 O'Neil, Eunice 70, 77, 160 O'Neil, Jim 46, 76, 161 O'Neill, Mary 70, 145 Oczkewicz, Dan 58 Odom, Cynthia Meyers, Ronald 30, 82, 83, 114, 151 Michel, Liz 70 Michell, Trudy Mickelson, James 45 Middendorf, Jr., Richard 39 Miedema, Allen 70 Miedema, Michael 57 Oglesby, Thomas 49 Olsen, Tammy 70, 80, 151 Olson, Bryan 70 Olson, Janene 46, 97, 167 Olson, Paul 70 Olson, Timothy 61 Olson, Timothy 32, 151 190 Olson, Todd Oman, Priscilla 74 Opitz, Wolfgang 46 Oshie, James 38 Oss, Steven 46, 151 Outcelt, Mark 32, 82, 83, 86 Overman, Karen 32 Overson, Cathy 46 Overstreet, Amy 70, 160 Overstreet, Bruce 58, 76, 161 Owens, Deric 71 Packard, Joe 71 Padilla, Mario 32 Padilla, Massimo 58, 163 Padilla, Tony 46, 76 Palmer, Jeff 58, 151 Parker, Debbie 32 Parker, Mark 58 Parker, Nancy 46 Parks, Melissa 32 Partsch, Carolyn 58, 165 Patterson, Kathy 32, 149, 167, 1 Pautzold, Kim 49 Pauley, Erin Pauley, James Pavish, Kimberly 71, 167 Payment, Kathy 71 Payment, Kimberly 46, 97 Peltier, Kenneth 71 Peltier, Regina 58 Perin, Mary 71 Perin, Patrick 58 Perrault, Noel Perry, Brian Peter, Joyce 49, 151 Peter, Paul 74 Peterson, Anita 46, 101 Peterson, Barbara 58 Peterson, Jay 32 Petitclerc, Debbie 46, 97, 113 Petosa, Denise 32 Petosa, Diane 46, 80, 101, 160 Petty, Andy 71 Petty, Loreen 46, 90, 151 Petty, Stephen 58 Phelps, Veronica 74 Pierce, Rick 71 Pifer, Bryan 46 Pifer, Rodney 71 Pilkenton, Lori 58 Pitcher, Dave 32 Polanco, Jaimie 71 Polzin, Beth 46, 162, 151 Poor, Rick 61 Pope, Bobby 58 Potter, Faith 46 Potterf, Artie 74 Prehall, Jeanette 71 Prehall, Mike 58 Preston, Leanne 71 Preston, Linda 33, 101, 146 Preus, Ron 33 Pribble, Georgiana 46 Price, Jeff 58 Priest, Chuck 46 Priest, Durinda 33 Pritchard, Mechele 58, 167 Prosser, Kim Pryce, Loretta 33, 171 Pumel, Jon 33 Purdom, Sandra 74 Quall, Gretchen 71 Quail, Kathleen 33 Quam, Tracy 33, 162 Quarnstrom, Eric 71, 85 Rackler, Christopher 71 Ramstead, Scott 33, 135 Rathbun, Lori 33 Ray, Douglas 46 Rayson, Christine 58, 154 Reaves, Robin 33, 101, 146, 154 Reaves, Roxanne 58 Reed, Donnelle Reed, Joey 46, 84 Reed, Robert 71, 85 Reedy, James 71 Reichelt, Carol 33 Reid, Debbie 71 Reid, Tammy 71 Reinertsen, Diane 33 Renville, Charlie 71 Rettenmier, John 34 Retzlaff, Liz 46 Rice, Randy 71 Rice, Ron 58, 151 Richard, David 34 Richardson, Allen 34, 172 Richardson, Lee Ann Ricketts, Jeff 71, 85 Rider, Curt 71, 85, 145 Rider, Mike 46, 76, 161 Rife, Bill 34, 91 Rife, Jerry 71 Riley, Michael 71 Robbinson, Sunny 71 Roberts, Debbie 46 Roberts, Patricia 74 Roberta, Robin 71 Robinson, Anna 58 Robinson, Robin 58, 84, 163 Robinson, Shawn 71 Rochon, Dan 46 Rochon, Diane 58, 149 Rochon, Duane 58, 154 Rochon, Edward 71 Rochon, Kathleen 49, 97 Rochon, Thomas 46 Rodgers, Diane 71 Rogers, Dixie 58 Rogers, Patty 58 Rolain, Daniel 58, 151 Romaneschi, Brent 61 Romaneschi, Karl 71 Romsrdahl, Eric 46, 167 Ronken, Frank 34 Ronken, Ted 71 Ronnback, Russell 34 Ross, Jonathan 46 Ross, Kevin 74 Ross, Paula 61 Rounsville, Jesse Rounsville, Randy Rowe, Angela 71 Rowley, John 34, 172 Rubatino, Tim 34, 76, 161, 113 Rugwell, Deanna 34 Rugwell, Susan 58 Ruitz, Jeff 71 Ruiz, Tanya 71 Rule, Theadora 34 Rule, Wilbur 71 Rule, Wilma 46 Rundle, Alfred 34 Rundle, Colette 46 Rundle, Keith 34 Rupe, Carole 34 Rupe, Robert 58 Rush, Raymond 85 Russell, Eric 46, 161 Russell, Kathleen 34 Sansaver, Broadway 47 Sansaver, Brook Sansaver, Rick 49 Sansaver, Shannon 58 Sansaver, Shawn 71 Santiago, Josefina 71 Santos, Anabeth 34, 154 Sather, Palmer 58 Sather, Paula 58 Savage, Edie 72 Schaefer, Kateri 59 Schaff, Schaff, Schaff, Alan 72 Kathy 47 Kelly 59 Schireman, Debbie 47 Schireman, Duane 72 Schireman, Michelle 59 Schmidt, John 47, 163 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