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Snack Break— Juniors Matt Kempfert and Scott Brown take a break from fishing for a bite to eat. Hang In There—Junior Claudine Robin- son shows off her Air Jordan moves. Ritz not Schmidts—Senior Sam Peterson smokes a package of Ritz crackers Aren’t We Hip?—Clockwise from upper left; Seniors Mary Steinbrueker, Michelle Lyons, Wendy Coffman, and Stephanie Harrington dress up for a night on the town. Left.Right.Left.—Juniors Schoeni encourage their group in a board So Smooth Solonan—Former Dallas Cowboy, Brian Solonan hangs out with seniors Kelly Duff and Juliette May at Leadership Camp. 2
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ALBERD Features 4 V i'. » v Fires char Montana wilderness. Pg. 4. School policy en- forces sobriety. Pg. 6 Table of Contents (pages 1-112) Activities Clubs 16 Music 27 Seniors 49 65 Juniors Index 105 Academics Colophon The Halberd is printed by Jostens of Visalia, California. The Halberd’s in-plant consultant at Jostens is Marilynn Mitchell and plant representative is Gene Stock Jostens produced 800 copies of the 1989 Halberd on GL 80- 191, 1501b. paper. Theknigit on the cover belongs to Julio Morales and was photograph- ed by Marc Hefty. Crack-down was drawn courtesy of senior Travis Cain. The reverse cover is made up of several fonts set by the Journalism computer. Print used in this yearbook cosisted, for the most part, of Sym- ---------------------------------------------------------- bol Book, Symbol Bold, Triumvirate, Triumvirate Light, and Trium- virate Bold. Typsetting was done by a Compugraphic MCS 10. Copy was set in 1 2pt., cutlines in 10 pt., and headlines varied. The 1989 Halberd is 220 pages, 32 of which were printed in color, including the senior section, half of the opening division, and half of the Fall sports division. The 1989 staff would like to thank Travis Cain for his will- ingness to contribute art work to this year’s publication.
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ER SUMMER SUMN rUN FUN FUN FUN Three little pigs—Juniors, Jessie Knadler, Chris Violette, and Rhea Black en- joy their summer. Seoul Buddies—Seniors, Rachael Colbo, Ann Schmidt, Donnette Venn, and Travis Cain pose in the Olympic stadium. What did YOU do this summer? “I don’t know what the hell I did, I woke up and was back in school.” Sophomore Kevin Washington “I went on a three- week trip across the country in a mobile home with six other people.” Sophomore Sara Bruya “Well,...I did a lot of partying. Uh...you know.” Senior Jeannie Beaver
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