Granite Falls High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Granite Falls, WA)

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Dazzle With Brilliance

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 “My sister, Sherri, just broke up with Glenn and all she does is ball!” — Brent Hills “When I was a senior in high school I worried the entire year about asking out a cheerleader that I had a big crush on. 1 never did ask her out, but a few years later I found out she had a crush on me too.” — Mr. Steve Flshbum “I’ve never done much dating so I’m not sure what it’s like.” — Darren Neavllle I think it’s great that all these new couples are getting together because it’s neat to have someone to share your thoughts and feelings with.” — Bridgette McVay “I think that dating is stupid. All that girls ever do is complain and spend your money.” — Steve Head “Would you go to Homecoming with me.” — A guy’s question last fall “1 can’t. I already have a date.” — The girl’s response. Left: Doyle Skelton and Julie Clemetson share a warm moment on a cool day. 11

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 At the start of the school day we all arrive to begin classes once again. The bell rings at 8:10, teachers take the roll, at least they’re supposed to, and students settle into their seats. This routine takes us through five more classes every day that teach us about many different subjects: English, math, science, and others. When the bell rings (finally!) at 2:45, we hope the teachers have a sense of accomplishment and that we have learned from their teaching. Learning also takes place in clubs and other activities which give us the chance to see or do things that dazzle with brilliance. Academics IS