Holy Names Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The girls here who knew and loved Nicole will remember her for her many endearing qualities: her beautiful smile, her thoughtfulness, her great determination and patience. Nicole gave 11070 in everything she did. Nicole was an avid jogger, going six g miles a day. She also liked to bowl, to read and to listen to music. Nicole appreciated the warmth and friendship she found at 'Holy Names, and she will be missed for the special gifts that she brought to her classmates. l'lI lend you for a little time, a child of mine. 8 introduction ws ww' ww NwN'9N' xxws Sports 9 Q Teams Although the close of the Volleyball season left the varsity team with few victories, team members could boast of a profitable season of building experience. Coached by Dan Crist, the team played games against the regular Metro rivals and also attended the Joyce invitational. Varsity Team: Top: Angela Duane fMost lnspirationaly, Judi Cunningham, Karen Goto, Mary Pat Henwood, Kelly Burns, Kristal Kichline, Terri Harkins, Coach Crist. Bottom: Aileen Calacat, Janet Hess fMost lmprovedj. Not pictured: Elizabeth Boyle fMost Valuable Playerl. The JV Volleyball team was also coached by Dan Crist. According to Crist these girls worked to imporve their technique throughout the season and did successfully meet this goal. JV Team: Top row: Lorraine Cawaling, Kris Mussio, Wendy Kellams, Traci More, Tuella Sykes, Kim Carhee. Bottom: Marla Jones fMost Valuable Playerl, Ellen Brown, Shannon Smith fMost lnspirationalt, Nancy Lumbert fMost lmprovedj, Nicole Fabre. The Soccer team got oft to a good start with an important win against Prep and finished the season with a 10-3-1 record. Coached by Jane Pugel, the team placed third in the AA league. Soccer Team: Top: Coach Pugel, Anite Poor, Katie Crace, Sheila Lane, Ellzczlethv Knopp, Mary Flusho, Melvina Bradford fMost lmprovedj. Bottom: Monica Deisher fMost Valuablej, Susan Wickwire, Katie Murphy fMost Valuablej, Ann Pugel, Laura Kiilion CIV lst lnspirationall, Terri Trine Jessica uess, Shawn Davis. 10 Sports ,ww P am f ,fn vm 'll Teams The Varsity Basketball Team was coached by Eddie Miles who described the team as improved and more knowledgeable. The team won one game against Rainier Beach. Coach Miles awarded medals to all team members rather than individual trophies since all were equally able players. Varsity Basketball: Rea Harbin, Nicole Metcalf, Shawn Davis, Heather Calhoun, Trina Fornerette, Cindy Michael. Tanya Hobson, Melvenia Bradford, Sarah Hesketh. Coached by Jerry Cyprian, the JV Basketball team worked to better their skill level and to improve their game. The Team, composed mostly of freshmen, finished the season with a 12-2 record. JV Basketball: Marlena Parks, Algeria Cyprian, Saucy Slye, Katie Crace, Erika Williams, Yolanda Lewis. Kathy Mitchell, Paula Seibert. A season of good work and group participation led HNA's Cross Country Team to second place in Metro. Under the coaching of Denny West, the team took fourth place at District. Junior Janet Goldsmith was 34th out of 103 runners at State. Cross Country Team: Top: Kristen Schuler, Kathleen O'Byrne, Kathleen Murphy, Kathy Stohr tMost lmprovedl, Barbara Geraghty, Janet Goldsmith tMost inspirational, Most Valuablej, Sarah Hesketh, Coach West. Bottom: Sylvia Bios, Mary Jo Lee tSenior Most Valuablel. Sports 11 Cross Country Takes Off! Q ' ,,,, -- I-ggi, , , , ,M y 42 L?' 'f'y K A' ' .. , V, ,: ,, .L,1,:, 4 zyz ,, - f ,'.V, ' ' ifi7, Qy',zglQf 4, as V A 4? ,f ' , , .. ,W ,,f,,,,,,sWj'f14W, . :,f:.,,ww,,fg f i ,Mm I , Aim , L, :ww - ,,,' fmt. 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Nicole Metcalf, Danielle Hampton Cougars Warm up' New for K .., , ' -, H A1411 ,WMV W' mf' X QW Q ff .wma X iw V as ' ,,,. , it wr , ' Soccer Kicks Off! f 1 My f i EZQZWQQ . Nicole Waham and Katie Crace take a break at half. Coach Jane Pugel supports from the sideline. PM Monica Deisher: Ref, stand aside! Jessica Keuss, Elizabeth Knopp: Let's go crazy! Monica Deisher and Susan Wickwire in hot pursuit. Ann Pugel plots her strategy. Soccer 15 Classes Compete at Annual Garrigan The volleyball garrigan took place on November 8 in the O'Dea Gym. Fans and participants from the various classes gathered in the gym for an evening of fun-filled competition. As the evening progressed several matches were played showing both the skill and talent of the students and faculty. Among the students, the Piping Pipers came in firstg the Red Hot Skippers, secondg the Spirited Cadets, thirdg and last but surely not least the Enthusiastic lrishettes came in fourth. Fans cheer their classes. You can do it, Sarah, encourages Terri Trinen. Go Bananasl: Lisa Larsen, Monica Salle, Dan Cristsocksmofemh Amy Nelson, . M . K '91 4' W Y 4 , Hi, MOM! The enthusiasm of the Crowd roars On- Laura Killion and Toi Cowan with future fan. 16 Garrigan 'Big Sisters' Welcome Frosh to HNA I H ,, ,,,,U , ,.,,,h,, A,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,V..,,,,,,, , , , ,WU f U,, ,,,,, . NN,,,,,,,,,, - -N,,,.,.,,,,,,N,,, Julie Bundrant: l hope nobody knows l'm a frosh. Nicole Metcalf H Heather Calhoun In September each member of the freshman class of 1988 had the opportunity to meet three big sisters, one from each class. This event was coordinated by the ASB officers and took place during Frosh Week in the SAC and Auditorium. Frosh Week is an annual event to welcome the freshmen into Holy Names. The purpose is to help them feel like they are a part of HNA. Senior Kim Carhee felt that it was a successful week, lt was so successful because we broke it down so that each class could spend time with the freshmen. Each class greeted the freshmen in a different, creative way. Freshmen found their senior big sisters by matching colors. Next, juniors found their freshmen by matching shoes. Finally, sophomore sisters were found by playing a word association game. Freshman Julie Bundrant agrees that Frosh Week was successful, I loved it because I got to meet upper classmenf' All in all it was a fun experience for everyone. 18 Frosh Week Jog-A-Thon Makes Money for Athletics Raflhel GVUYZ IHKGS fime OLH i0 P0 id9f- Kim Van Steertegem, Kathy Troyer: Skippers are 9961! Let's do the Bunny Hop! A big thanks goes to all who supported us, said Mrs. Karyn Pasquier, Athletic Director, commenting on the success of the Jog-A- Thon, held October 11. Top awards went to Janet Sjoblom, 22 sponsorsg Barb Geraghty, 18 sponsorsg Janet Goldsmith, 16 sponsors. Receiving the most in pledges were Suzanne Jergens, 5496.505 Aine Noonan, S279 and Monica Salle, 35224. The juniors were the top class, and earned an additional S100 for their treasury. Homeroom 310 enjoyed a pizza party for being the top homeroom. Top school runners were Janet Goldsmith, 35 lapsg Kristen Schuler, 30 lapsg Kathy Stohr and Kathleen O'Byrne, 29 laps each. xlnnmuflff-5' Jog-a-thon 19 Assemblies Entertain, Inform At HNA, assemblies formed a special activity for students as a source of entertainment and instruction. The year began with an assembly of welcome from the faculty's entertainment on Halloween. National Honor Society sponsored a special celebration on the occasion of HNA's 105th birthday. Other assemblies included the Jog-a-Thon and spirit assemblies led by the Sport and Spirit officers, candy sale awards, academic recognition, and Class Day. The assembly program also included outside speakers such as a panel of teenagers on Substance Abuse, the Pilgram Friars, a presentation by the Seattle Police Department on personal safety and self-defense, a presentation on the beauties of Chartres Cathedral by Mr. Malcolm Miller. NHS celebrates HNA's 105th: Katy Willy, Mandy Pike. 20 Assemblies 12 1, Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble: faculty witches at the Halloween assembly. Sophomores respond to Halloween entertainment Mr. Alan Clark and Karla boogie. Boogie With the Big Guy Boogie With the Big Guy was the theme of the FatherfDaughter Dance held February 2. Despite the snow and icy roads, enough daughters and their fathers braved the weather to make an enjoyable evening for all. Couples danced in the gymnastics room and took refreshment breaks in the SAC. The group, Sound Murphy Unlimited, provided the music for the dance which was from 9 p.m. until midnight. Mr Richard Cunningham and Cathy enjoy the GVGHVWQ- Mr. Lawrence Jergens and Suzanne dance the night away. Father! Daughter Dance 21 Masses, Retreats Invite Spiritual Growth Masses and retreats form a special and spiritual exper- ience for HNAers. These events are organized through the efforts of the Campus Ministry Team. Special Masses, such as the Mass of the Holy Spirit, Thanksgiv- ing Mass, All Saints' Mass, Peace Education Mass, Ash Wednesday Mass, were held either at St. Joseph's Church or in the school auditorium. The first semester weekly Masses were offered during lunch, but these Masses were discontinued the second semester and replaced by homeroom liturgies. Performances by the Holy Names Choir and the Dance class were incorpo' rated into the major liturgical celebrations. Under the direction of Campus Minister Sister Mary Ellen Robin- son and the Campus Ministry team, each homeroom was given the opportunity for an afternoon retreat and potluck supper. Homeroom 406 enjoys a pizza treat following retreat. E HNAers open the year with the Mass of the Holy Spirit. Kathryn Bouch, Heidigarroll, Cathy Cunningham, Ms. Kowats at the Peace Ed Mass. 22 Masses Retreats Varied Activities Mark Peace Education Day Conflict Resolution was the focus of Peace Education Day January 30. During the morning sessions, students heard speakers trained in the skills of conflict resolution. Then in the afternoon homerooms were paired for an exercise which enabled students to practice these skills by identifying a conflict and then attempting to resolve it. Other activities developing the dayts theme included a dancer who recreated a personal conflict through her art and an afternoon assembly which highlighted the accomplishments of women through poetry and song. The liturgy of the day was a Mass honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ula Melton leads the Mass procession. Stacey Davis, Veronica White entertain. Katia Aboulhosn, Cathy Acevedo,HolIy Borba resolve their conflicts. Peace Education Day 23 Barn Dance On the Spur of the Moment The annual Barn Dance took place on November 3 in the Alki Floom of the Seattle Center. lt was the first dance of the year and well attended. HNA girls invited their dates at the Spur of the Moment to boogie until midnight. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. Get down get funky Everyone doin their own thing 24 Barn Dance Bops: Money-Makers and Mixers Tina Wager and date show their pearly whites. Stopl, in the name of love. American Bandstand HNA pops give classes and or- ganizations a chance to make a lHHe moneyfortheu Ueasunes and the students a chance to line up possible escorts for the date danceslamuinthe schoolyear Drama!Thespians selected a HTwenNesWheme,m84SkMdoof foHheHbop,Decemberl,whmh wasawothehmtbopcitheyear In keeping with the theme, those invhed were encouraged to dress in the style of the 1920's Fvoceeds Honwthm dance went to help finance the fall play, Our Heads Mkwe Young and Gay The semom used a Vamnhne thenm KN mek bop whmh was Saunday Februaw 16. Money from the senior's Jungle Love was putinunthe senmr dass Ueamny.Thespnng bopin May was sponywed by me Jumor Cmss Bops 25 THE ACADEMY CAN The Academy found out it could . . . and DID! With the help of money 133175 from the student body treasurery, HNA sold enough Ghiraradelli chocolate bars to reach the super quota level of 120 bars per student. Although the sale was delayed aweekend dueto snow, HNAers were still able to sell to just under the 120-bars-per super quota. Two candy holidays and a Dominols pizza party were the rewards. The juniors, winning the class competition with 1500!0, were awarded personalized mugs for their efforts. Seniors were second with 135070, freshmen third with 1120!o and sophomores fourth with 11O0fo. Top homeroom in the school was junior homeroom 302, selling 1840!: of their quota. They were treated to pizza at Chuck E. Cheese. Top student sellers were Janet Goldsmith, 660 bars, Elizabeth Boyle, 600 bars, Angela Duane, 360 bars. They received 3125, S75 and S50 respectively. E -MIT' YW Wanna buy a candy bar? Tina Wager, Susan Miller Gh' rd ll' Ghirardelli Gh' rd ll' Ghirardelli Ghirard ll' Ghii :mei iraei ei,-J 26 Candy Sale 3 And Did! ln SnUmaTmCmmnMmWMHmmcmmmnw?wmwmmHmdw. Wwwvf 'S elli Ghirardelli Ghirardelli Ghirardelli Ghirardelli Ghirardelli ' Candy Sale 27 Romantic Twenties Comedy Staged 28 Fall Play The cast of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay by Jean Kerr was the fall play which opened December 6 and played two week ends for a total of six performances. Set in the early 192O's, this romantic comedy recounts the adventures of two young girls on theirfirst trip to France. Cast in the leading roles of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough were juniors Teresa MacDonald and Jeanne lrwin. Ms. Nancy Moore, drama instructor, directed the production. Given a special feature in this production were members of Mr. Fialph McCoy's seventh period dance class, billed as the Ziegfield Flappers. Others cast in the play were Andy Fromhold as the Steward and Window Cleanerg Sarah Petersen as Mrs. Skinner, Jim Mucklestone as Otis Skinner, Jim Mize, Purserg Heather vanlfty Palmer, Stewardessg Bryan Mize, Dick Winters, Joe Hamilton, Admiral, Elizabeth Ingram, Harriet St. Johng Beth McKillop, Winiired Blaughg Jeffrey Brumble, Leo McEvoy, Julie Price, Inspector, Stacey Davis, Therese, Bridget Turner, Madame Elise, Tina Wager, Madame de la Croix. Top picture: Beth McKillop, Elizabeth Ingram, Joe Hamilton, Stacey Davis, Andy Fromhold, Bridget Turner, Sarah Petersen, Jim Mucklestone, Teresa MacDonald, Jeffrey Brumble, Jeanne lrvvin, Bryan Mize, Tina Wager, Julie Price, Heather VanBy-Palmer, Jim Mize. A rose between two thorns. 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Other crew members included Jeff Brumble, Shannon Burns, Mary Ek, Meagan Flynn, Joe Hamilton, Lisa Hamilton, Suzanne Jergens, Stephanie Madson, Becky Malone, Joanne McCarthy, Elizabeth McDowell, Susan Miller, Julie Nawrot, Bahima Patton, Mandy Pike, Anita Poor, Karen Salisbury, Carla Schmidt, Kim Thomsen, Bridget Turner, Susan Wickwire, Haley Wright. Members of the cast and crew remained after the final performance on December 15 to strike the set. After everything was taken down and put away, the cast and crew enjoyed a breakfast party served in the early hours of the morning in the SAC. Stage crew: Laura Finch, Kris Mann, Lisa Larsen, and Ann Trice. ZW f, W ,Z W ,gag ,,,,..,,,,, ,, L . ,,,,, . Kr if , f W Q5 by f 2 W, , ,.,,,,,W,,,:,Q,,,, , , , fijffgrfix 5 U flwgjagfwzi 4 ,,,, .t as 7 f I , ,pf rw , I a,,W,,.,,M,,W,-e-aww- rrrr arrr i , ' ff ' H ,g ,, ,,,,...,, Z' mr ggnmw, gg, ,, 2 f -ff, ulie Nawrot helps 'istrike the set. Bridget Turner and Michelle Cotton: for windexf' Fall Play 29 Cultures Featured Activities during Foreign Language Week, March 4-8, included an assembly which featured Spanish, French and Latin students who entertained with fables and songs, a Spanish Mass coordinated by members of Homeroom 407, and a showing of the film, El Norte. In addition, each language class planned special events to for the week. The week concluded with a clue search The Wolf fKris Mannj and the Lion Uanet Sioblomj argue over which one will eventu- ally devour the lamb fChristine Pattersonj. Representing women of accomplishment: Roxanne Topacio, Sheena McCall, Sara Stevens, Kelly Schmidtz. 30 Foreign Language Week Providing music for the Spanish Mass: Jennifer Kurkoski, Sister Mary Ellen, Clara Ham, Elizabeth McDowell, Roxanne Topacio, Lelyn Curameng, Shannon Burns. Latin Class potluck: Celina Lilly, Angie Buren, salad chefs. 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Among the Masses planned by Campus Ministry was the Ash Wednesday liturgy in the auditorium. mpus Ministry 2 Reps: Seniors: Danie Eagleton, Karen Fernandez, Grace Monserrat Liturgies Retreats Reps: Sophomores: Catherine Mason, Erin Lynch, Diane Collins, Melissa Castillo, Oriana Samuelson. Reps: Freshmen: Clara Ham, Lisa Austin, Holly Borba, Christine Warren. Reps: Juniors: Karen Edenholm, Stephanie Mitchell. Not Pictured: Dechell Geyen, Teresa MacDonald. Campus Ministry 33 Officers, Reps Provide Leadership The ASB officers and Student Council representatives worked in union to provide an enjoyable year. HNA at the Fair, the Barn Dance and the successful '85 ACADEMY CANdy sale A were a few of the activities coordinated by the ASB. Two new activities offered were a movie night and a sleepover. ASB officers included Paulette Foisy, presidentg Susan Wickwire, activities coordinatorg Kim Gjurasic, secretaryg Meagan Flynn, treasurer. Two representatives from each homeroom comprised Student Council. These reps kept students informed of upcoming events and served as representatives to Student Council. Meagan Flynn takes the floor. Kim Gjurasic and Susan Wickwire listen attentively. 34 ASB Mrs. Korkowski, ASB moderator, and Paulette Foisy like the idea. Kim Carhee, Marci Kettrick, Katia Aboulhosn, reps to Student Council, take notes during a meeting. 524 lift at 5 , 1 A H , ,,:.,,w r .- ' V , wwf f 'W' Student Council: Top: Kristal Kichline, Cecile Casanova, Anne Trice, Darlene Edwards, Erica Williams, Shawna Flores, Trisa McCarthy, Denise Stewart, Algeria Cyprian, Francesca Angeles. Center: Celina Lilly, Cathy Ervin, Lisa Nelson, Sarah Petersen, Jeanne lrvvln, Kris Gjurasic, Angela Duane, Tuella Sykes, Kim Sheedy, Ann Tacke, Anita Poor, Christine Fouty, Mary Martin, Debbie Mangold, Monique Smith, Mary Ek, Frances Findley, Melvinia Bradford, Noreen Dufly, Therese Garrett. Bottom: Susan Miller, Mandy Pike, Kim Carhee, Katia Aboulhosn, Marci Kettrick, Terri Trinen, Karen Goto, Kris Mussio. -xl f . ,, t Paulette, Kim, Susan, Meagan and Mrs. Korkowski. Student Council 35 Sport and Spirit Activities r ,i Sport and Spirit reps pictured: Top: Kathy Mitchell, Nancy Miles, Cindy Michael, Stacy Christen, Mary Jo Lee. Bottom: Judith Bacungan, Lisa Foy, Michele Santucci. Newly offered as a class during fourth period, Sport and Spirit continued to bring enthusiasm and pep to HNA. Being able to meet during a regular class period each day allowed Sport and Spirit officers to better concentrate their efforts towards various assemblies and activities that essentially build HNA's involvement in sports. With the help of the Sport and Spirit representatives who were elected in each homeroom, Sport and Spirit officers coordinated the Jog-a- Thon and both the Volleyball and Basketball Garrigans. Other activities and assemblies included the Fall, Winter and Spring Awards assemblies and Spirit Week, March 18-22. Spirit Week concluded with an MTV day and a dance at the Alki Room in the Seattle Center. Mrs. Karyn Pasquier was the Sport and Spirit moderator. 36 Sport and Spirit Sport and Spirit Officers: Back, Mrs. Karyn Pasquier, moderator. Center: Michelle Robinson, assembly coordinator: Sheila Lane, spirit leader: Terry Huff, secretary. Front: Janet Goldsmith, publicity chairperson. Keep Enthusiasm High at HNA ...xx mv--.....,,h,:. Michelle Robinson leads Sport and Spirit officers at the opening pep assembly. 'H-.W--Q-.1 ? . t 44 ,, f , Z 2 Y 2 4 Z , 4 Q Janet Goldsmith, Terry Huff, Sheila Lane relax in the third floor Sport and Spirit office. 22242 1, Sport and Spirit Fleps:Seniors: Michele Santucci, Lisa Foy, Mary Jo Leeg Juniors: Katie Murphy, Molly Atkinson, Tracee Aughtry, Stacy Christen. Sophomores: Owen Scott, Katie Wallner, Jenia Strothers, Laura Halpin, Michelle Gordon. Freshmen: Janet Hess, Stephanie Kellam, Jenny Cuff, Kathy Mitchell, Judith Bacungan. 'x Sport and Spirit 37 NHS Hiking Hiking Club The Hiking Club continued to be a popular and active organization. The group planned at least one outing each month, including bike trips, cross country skiing, day and overnight trips to various places such as Source Lake. National Honor Society Membership in National Honor Society is based on scholarship, character, leadership and service. On February 22, NHS inducted 10 new members at an assembly. Major activities of NHS included the birthday celebration for HNA and the annual blood drive. ,fl . I ,W ,V ii, ,. x 5 .ff,. ,y Sw 2 353 ' 3 f, W W ' JZ it' 1 f'9'fa ' lii. l f 'ff 4 nf .2 1, ' Hiking Club: Top: Meaghan Flynn, Shannon Erin Lynch, Heidi Carroll. Front: Elizabeth Burns. Row 2: Kim Thomsen, Molly Atkinson, lVlCD0well, Kelllrle Carroll, Kaelen Murpt1y,Amv Oriana Samuelson. Row 3: Janet Goldsmith, NGISOVI- NHS: Top: Deanna Villasenor, Celia Chavez, Elizabeth McDowell, Lilian Mok, Katie Willy, Judy Cunningham. How 4: Elizabeth Knopp, Lelyn Curameng, Cathy Cunningham, Janet Sjoblom, Mandy Pike, Molly Atkinson. Row 3: Theresa MacDonald, Carrie Schei, Yvonne Chow, Kim VanSteertegam, Stephanie Mitchell, Susan Wickwire, Sr. Mary Annette. Flow 2: Barbara Geraghty, Grace Monserrat, Laura Terrenzio, Meagan Flynn, Alicia Larson, Erin Lynch, Suzanne Jergens. Front: Erin Williams, Lisa Taube, Beth Schmidt, Karin Edenholm, Karen Fernandez, Venetria Patton, Aileen Calacat, Cecile Casanova, Joy Apostol. Organizations 4557 Ralf! Communicate Newspaper Staff Under the leadership of co-editors Venetria Patton and Christine Patterson, the newspaper staff published three issues of the Herald, the new name selected for HNA's newspaper. Staff members worked on a volunteer basis and composed and published the Herald through the use of a word processor. Mrs. Meslans was the advisor. Newspaper Staff: Top:Jennifer Kurkoski, Jeannine Banks, Mrs. Meslans, adviser: Kim Gjurasic, Meagan Flynn. Bottom: Mary Chamberlain, co-editors Christine Patterson and Venetria Patton. Creative Writing Club: fa Tegi Sr. Mary Annette, Leila Logan. Front: Venetria Patton, Elizabeth McDowell. Creative Writing Club The newly organized Creative Writing Club gave students intrested in writing for fun and profit a chance to share their works with others and, at the same time, explore the possibilities of having their works published. The club, under the direction of Sister Mary Annette, met weekly during lunch. Speech Club Those interested in the Forensic arts could join the Speech Club to compete in the Metro League and earn a speech credit. The group met weekly underthe direction of Mr. Fred Kimball, moderator and coach. Members competed in such events as the speech tournaments in Puyallup and Gig Harbor and appeared before local civic groups. At the District competition in February, Jennifer Kurkoski, Monica Alquist and Julie Anas qualified for the State Speech Championships which were held at the University of Puget Sound. Speech Club: Back: Jenny Gwinn, Jennifer Kurkoski Carolyn Gaddis, Ann Perry. Front: Angela Miller, Tracy Watson Julie Anas, Monica Alquist, Mary Martin. Art Club The Art Club was organized for students who are interested in experimenting with art materials beyond what is included in the classroom curriculum. Plans included a major art work show for HNA twall- hanging for the Student Activity Centerj, field trips, visiting artists and experimenting with various ideas and materials. The Art Club met every Wednesday during the lunch period and was organized by Ms. Candice Reid, art instructor. Drama!Thespians Are you interested in drama? Do you want to be involved with drama activities outside of class? Well, if your answer is 'yes,' then I suggest you join the Drama Club, said Ms. Nancy Moore, club moderator and drama instructor. The Drama Club met once a week during lunch to plan various activities in support of the school's plays. One such project was 84 Skiddoo, a bop to raise funds for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. 40 Organizations Z r Clubs Promote Fine Arts .rr Art Club: Top: Ms. Reid, Laura Stanhope Julie Nawrot Cathy Mason Stephanie Madson Front Elizabeth BOYIG, Kim Gjurasic. Alisa Tibbs Drama Club: Top: Stephanie Mitchell Janet Sjoblom Laura Osterfeld Lisa Hammond Teresa MacDonald Michelle Gordqi Jenia Strothers Middle Ms Nancy Moore Julie Pavola Kris Mann Venetria Patton Anne Trice,,,lQgLarsdn, Anita Poor. Front Mary Martin Tina Wager Shauna Wager Celia Chavez Laura Finch Jeanne lrwiTtTSa'Ehlinger, Kris GIUFHSIC 1- ,.. ,HJ k . ,wi v 'fi-jywgpi, f7WV'fE: I f fff W fn, V f- AJVWL ,,.,,' ,341 ,f ,, ,, A, We 'fff H' I gf f , I , V ,,,,, ff Faith Studied The Religion curriculum here at HNA covered the history of Catholicism from its roots in the Judeo-Christian tradition to today. Freshmen began with the study of the Old Testament and the Hebrew culture. Sophomores moved into the New Testament with the life of Christ. The Church, its history and heritage was the subject of the junior religion classes, and current political, social and religious issues as viewed in the light of the Scriptures, were examined by the seniors. A special focus in the senior year was given to service and ministry. All seniors were required to complete a service project. g v,ff iw X , M if ,V M T W? M 1' j M ttiijjj , , Y ' . f f , W 1 f ,f in ' ,, 1, 'fra ' E I' A '. ' ' fjiw f fifihii ' 1 . , , , ,, A... Shannon Burns, Timnit Ghermay, Karen Austin, Kia White inj unior religion 'Mm Sharma Handel takes a test in her freshman religion class. Sophomoreg Study New Testament in religion. 42 Religion Fine Arts Classes Increased Debbie Garaci, Tina Wager in Art Design. The Fine Arts Department expanded with additional courses in drama and the introduction of a dance class. The incorporation of a seventh period into the school day allowed for this expansion. Drama students were offered the choices of Introduction to Theatre, Technical Theatre, Beginning or Intermediate Acting, and art students could take Art Design, JewelryfCrafts, Pottery and Calligraphy. In addition to the Holy Names Choir and Vocal Ensemble, the Music Department provided lessons in piano, flute, guitar, and the option of joining the HNA-O'Dea Band. New faculty members inthe Fine Arts were Mr. Ralph McCoy, dance instructor, and lVlr. Rick Boyle, choir director. Danie Eagleton practices before her lesson. Marci Kettrick, Dorrie Dunaway learn the art of print-making. Fine Arts 43 History: Past And Present At Holy Names, history focuses on the past and the present. There are basically three types of courses. Freshmen are required to take Ancient History which covers prehistoric times to early civilizations. Juniors take World History, the study of Western European culture from the Middle Ages to the present. Non-Western cultures are also emphasized in this course. Seniors study U.S. History and Government. Another significant part of the Social Studies program is Close- Up which provides a week-long stay in Washington D.C. for participating juniors and seniors. May 19-26 these students were able to experience the cooperation, conflict and compromise which takes place daily in the practice of government. Leila Logan, Traci Pederson: Close-Up 44 Social Studies l l Lisa Nelson, Sr. Mae Cruikshank, Sheila McKillop, Erika Polet in World History. Sr. Kathleen checks progress in Ancient History. Nope, Her nails are longer! Seniors study states in U.S. History. English Students Grow in Skills and Appreciation t r rr AP English Sue Miller Suzanne Jergens, Mandy Pike, Meagan Flynn. The English Department provides means for HNAers to improve their writing skills and to deepen their knowledge and appreciation of literature. Classes range from basic skills to accelerated courses with Juniors specializing in English Literature and Seniors in American Literature. Two English programs piloted last year were taught again as part of the regular English curriculum. The first, World Literature, was an accelerated class for sophomores. The second, Creative Writing Seminar, was taught during seventh period. That the English Department works to develop excellent writing skills was demonstrated in a tangible way when Senior Susan Wickwire received the Writing Award from the National Council of the Teachers of English. QNCTEJ. Juniors learn about early literature from Ms. Moore. English 45 Divide 81 Conquer The Math Department introduced a summer Algebra class to in- coming freshmen so that these students would be eligible to take a fifth year Advanced Placement Calculus class in their senior year. Other classes in the regular math curriculum included Gen- eral Math, Algebra, Geometry, Algebra ll, Trigonometry and Math Anal. Suzanne Jergens, Chris Fouty, Karen Goto Analyze Math. Z Miss Benedict assists Hilda Sidoine with geometry. Hmm, I used to know the answer to that. Mrs. Korkowski helps Julie Anas with algebra. 46 Math Scientists See Sights Science courses started the year with a field trip to the Trojan Nuclear Power Plant and Mt. St. Helen's. Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics students took the trip. The Science Department welcomed two new teachers: Mr. Todd Yeates, chemistry and Mrs. Josephine Gnanarajah, biology. g I Fall science field trip: Go tell it on the mountain: Mt. St. HeIen's. ggnullll' Chemistry students say: Let's get Chemical , WW, ,,,,.,, , Science 47 Languages In addition to the classes in French, Spanish and Latin which students may take to fulfill the two-year foreign language requirement, the Foreign Language Department added a Spanish Culture and Civilization class for the non-college bound student. This class, taught entirely in English, emphasized the customs, daily life, arts, or fts and social problems of the Hispan' people. In both French and Spanish classes were taught from first year through Advanced Placement, and Latin ll was added for those continuing in that language. Students and 'acuity highlighted the study of otha .nguages and cultures through the acivities of Foreign Language Week which was held March 4-8. f .V ' , ff' Lucy Higgins and Marie Fritz in French. 48 Foreign Language ,f .Mf f'N ,. ,aff M J! ...V -I 'WWW Lisa Camilon, Adrianne Cook, Kristal Kickline, Laura Stanhope in Spanish. Weed it Latin students: Evelyn Papagayo, Dawn Williams, Colleen McDonald, Ula Melton. Career Options Explored Angela Johnson: Wait, this isn't General Hospital! The Occupational Education Department expanded career resources available to students with the opening of a new Careers Center. Formerly located in the rear of 309, the Career Center moved to a specially designed location next door. With this move, the Career Center became more readily available for student use throughout the day. In addition to the materials available in the Career Center and to the Career Exploration class, a Careers Day, March 12, gave students additional opportunities to examine career options. Other career oriented classes taught included typing, computers, accounting, consumer finance, and yearbook. The sewing, speech, and student leadership classes such as ASB, Sport and Spirit and Campus Ministry, are also included in the Occupational Education Department. N ,,,,,,, Sh3l'lfl0n Smith WOTKS Ofl hel' l8i9Si wardrobe addition. Margo Castenada Roxanne Topacio use careers resources. Occupational Ed 49 Holy Names Students Get Physical! PE and Health piloted a new class, Recreational Leadership, in which students learned to teach the skills necessary to qualify for a paying recreational position. This elective was open to juniors and seniors. Sports activities in PE are geared toward those which students will be able to participate in beyond their high school years. Besides general health, CPR and personal safety are stressed in Health class. Wendy Dizmang tells Anne Hagen: A funny thing happened on the way to Health Class today. . Y! hm. wt wi . f 9 T .Qfw - A'4fm r 'A' ' . 0 ff ..y. K rr' if V me 5,1 -'A .K fa- 7,4 1 ,fm , NJ:,,,, 1 UMM A ' . 'Q , 'fx-12' j ' , 'mfg' . Z nf 'W' lwaiimf 0, Q' f.: ,' . ,. ftfg 521 . t, Tw w ,lwg,.:,e,:j- 4 g g.: - .gf fy ff'.ff f ' - fart -,Wifi W M51 A 05.3 -LVN W.. a t J li... 'A f Q Vi1.j,j.4.L.:,5,A.., M A ' K . an ?21Q2f1f1Qfif1f:5Q,5pjfM V' fS7'Q',:5g.5 W I A 1 r tx- WW. f f'l','fr1'l f'Z3l+i'Tr, ,,,.. f f' I fi A bt . f tttt ffr ' f -W I H --- tb ...P QV H , . g V , fig. 1 fl' f, if A ff 1: , ' I fzgyfzfzf 1 1 A . Monica Deisher, Mrs. Pasquier, Whistles of Authority. Mary Jo Lee: Healthy activities create healthy bodies, Judith Bacungan, Sarah Hesketh concentrate. 50 PE!Health Dancers rehearse their routine for Peace Education Day. if-my Dance Option Offered There are many new ideas and activities instituted at HNA. Among these have come the 7:45-8:25 a.m. seventh period which has allowed for the dance class. Ralph McCoy not only teaches his students to endure through daily warm-ups and exercises but also choreographs many of their performances. It is evident through their appearances in the school plays and liturgies that the dancers have learned discipline and that Hpractice does make perfect! Such performances included Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and Thanksgiving day liturgy not to mention several school assemblies. Other classes taught during seventh period are English, Religion, U.S. History, Creative Writing, HNC. Kim Briscoeray, Lisa Ehlinger, Rea Harbin, Shauna Wager, Michelle Gordon, Djuana Jervey begin class with warm up exercises. Dance 51 Choirs Entertain at Concerts Vocal Ensemble: Top: Whitney Kuhne-Geyer, Becky Malone, Choir and Vocal Ensemble were both directed by Mr. Rick Boyle, a new teacher at Holy Names. Choir was offered as an optional seventh period class which allowed more to participate. The group's major performances at school were for the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Vocal Ensemble, a select group of voices, performed with the Choir and rehearsed outside of school time. Choir members: Top: Ftahima Patton, Kathleen Valdivia, Becky Malone, Whitney Kuhne-Geyer, Paulette Foisy, Angie Buren. Flow 2: Janet Sioblom, Beth McKillop, Felicia Taylor, Erin Fellez, Danie Eagleton. Ftow 3: Nickie Houle, Elizabeth Ingram, Katie McKillop, Marci Kettrick, Marie Leahy, Martine Herard, Chermaine Anderson, Jeanne Cantil, Mr. Boyle. Bottom: Tina Wager, Debbie Geraci, Kidist Teshome, and pianist Rita Dufresne. 52 Choirfvocal Ensemble Kathleen Valdivia, Paulette Foisy, Celia Chavez. Bottom: Rita Dufresne, Michelle Robinson, Stacey Davis, Danie Eagleton, Beth MCKHIOD, Marci Kettrick, Angie Buren, Tina Wager. i l Q 2 2 2 5 i l l i t E E wi N , X if as? fsffizk X iv Focus on Q people 54 Candids QNX ,, i gf, ... 'J - A 1 ' I H ' f f ' f ' ,f ,.,w,r,w M-awww M 'W' N K . f:'V-: 1 , , I ,yyy f ,,Q,,, i . ,,,,,,,,.., , 4 , 3 ' mm 9 ,A ,,Af' Candids 55 Faculty and Staff 1984-1985 'gf- fi f jffxf ll U!!! f w ff' i l X f ln f ff M f 'Af ! ,f :V C Faculty, Staff 57 Sr. Mary Tracy Sr. Ann Cornelia Marjorie Korkowski Principal Vice Principal Vice Principal Dorothy Benedict Flick Boyle Kristine Burns Michelle Cobey Susan Criswell S Mae Cruikshank S Dorothy Dees S Mary Dworshak Colleen Egger Frances Feng Josephine Gnanarajah 3 Kathleen Clare S Mary Guenther S Linda Haydock S Kay Heberling S Kathleen Hilton S Cecilia Horan Jack Hueffed 58 Faculty, Staff 4 S Bernadine Hurley Sharon Hutchison S Constance Jergens Ftita Kowats Noela Lan Adria Lundquist Y S Lorrla McCormick Ralph McCoy Karyn Pasquier Pat Pattenaude Mary Pugel Candice Reid Kathryn Sampson S Mary Slater Jane Todd Jeannie Vahlsing Susanne Meslans S Rosemary Perisich E S Mary Ellen Robinson S Theresa Stupfel Todd Yeates Nancy Moore Maureen Munger Peggy Newman Jane Pugel Lynne Ross Liz Swift S Georgia Yianakulis Faculty and Staff Directory: Sister Mary Tracy: Principal Sister Ann Cornelia Sullivan: Vice Principal of Academics Mrs. Marjorie Korkowski, Vice Principal of Student Aitairs Ms. Mary Pugel: Development Director Miss Dorothy Benedict: Math Mr. Rick Boyle: Choir Ms. Kristine Burns: Development secretary Ms. Michelle Cobey: Library technician Mrs. Susan Criswell, French, Spanish Sister Mae Cruikshank: History, Religion Sister Dorothy Dees: Yearbook Sister Mary Annette Dworshak: English, Religion Ms. Colleen Egger: Counselor Mrs. Frances Feng: Science, Computer education coordinator Mrs. Josephine Gnanarajah: Biology Sister Kathleen Clare Gorman: Alumnae director Sister Mary Louise Guenther: Bookstore Sister Linda Haydock: Religion, Health, Peace 8 Justice coord Sister Kay Heberling: Music Sister Cecilia Horan: Typing, Accounting Mr. Jack Huelted: Maintenance director Sister Bernadine Hurley: Receptionist Miss Sharon Hutchison: Typing, Clothing, Computers Sister Constance Jergens: Sacristan Ms. Rita Kowats: Religion Mrs. Noela Lan, Math Mrs. Adria Lundquist: College Career Count, Religion, English Sister Lorna McCormick: Religion, Science Mr. Ralph McCoy: Dance Mrs. Susanne Meslans: English, History Ms. Nancy Moore: English, Drama Miss Maureen Munger: French Mrs. Peggy Newman: Registrar, Attendance Mrs. Karyn Pasquier: Athletic Director, P.E. Mrs. Pat Pattenaude: Attendance, Receptionist Sister Rosemaiy Perisich: Religion, English, Latin Mrs. Jane Pugel: Public Relations Ms. Candice Reid: Art, Developmental Reading Sister Mary Ellen Robinson, Campus Minister Miss Lynne Ross: Secretary Ms. Kathryn Sampson: English Mrs. Marie Scheibe: English Sister Mary Slater: Bookkeeper Sister Theresa Stupfel: Bookstore manager Mrs. Liz Swift: Math, Science Mrs. Jane Todd: Spanish Mrs. Jeannie Vahlsing: P.E., Consumer Finance Mr. Todd Yeates: Chemistry Sister Georgia Yianakulis: Librarian Not pictured: Mrs. Marie Scheibe Faculty, Staft 59 bilillilllllllllllillilllilllllllllllllllllllllll' THE cl.Ass OF 1985 Skippers r s if k 7, nf gin' wwf 10175, H 1, A . ,W W HQ Q , V wt --1.-on-sv aw mf. . fda.. 4. 4 -ww ,,,, 1 1 I , ,, W 41 My M52 'f C ,wb-0- M Seniors 61 Senior Candids Paula Johnson, Mary Chamberlain: What's in this lunch? X Meghan Monahan, Peggy Vandenberg: Nice r shoes. NAME! W Jeanette Green: Hi, girls Danie Eagleton, Carta Schmidt: Yes, we're smiling! 62 Seniors WWW 'WL il Skippers Food: Pizza Activity: Partying Sport: Footbali Group: Prince and the Revolution Song: The Wild Life Radio Station: K PLUS College: U.W. Actor: Eddie Murphy Actress: Meryl Streep Soap: Ali My ChiIdren!Safeguard Movie: Purple Plain Car: Ferrari Hangout: Broadway Subject: MEN Day: June 5, 1985 X GRADUATION Color: Red Katia A. Aboulhosn The memories we've created will last 4ever! Thanks to all my great pals, Is, Marc, Mi, Liz, Kim, Peg, Meg, I love you! Tothe Class of '85: l'll miss you. Philly '81 5 Virginia '82g Student Council. Mom and Dad, this is for you! Thank you for the support and love. To the lil' Skippers: much success! To the rest of HNA: good luck! To the whole world: l'm out! Here's to my success in life and to all the fun l'll have getting there! l'm off to explore the world. Catherine Marie Acevedo THE REAL WORLD . . . Frat boys, Crew boys, Ivy boys! lt'sthe Preppy Generation! Seafair '83. Police '83, Frats. Arb, Madison, Bops. Don't go without Mickey's and Henry's. Crew in '83. Had more fun in '84. Greece '85, Vaurnet? or Ray-Ban? patch madras loafers. Brooks Brothers. The Prep Persona. lckypool Preppies need love too! Sheila, Vul, Sonya, Michele, Beth, Liz M., Kim, Kris, G., Di. l'll miss you all, Au revoir! Monica Ilona Alquist Yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is todays DREAM. - GIBRAN- Ah Memories-Dances-B-days-SURPRIZEI To My Friends, you will all be in my heart. Fun times-Jump! Roller coaster?! Chelan- boat excursion - The LUNCHBUNCH 85! Cut it-never! THANKS teachers-Mrs. Swift. THANKS SKIPPERSI - RED HOT! MOM, DAD! Love you for all your love. And to the rest of my family! Goodbye HNA Au revoir! Joy Catherine Apostol Believing is the beginning of a dream coming true. My four years at Holy Names have been a beautiful part of my dream. Special thanks to all of my friends and teacher. -I aking my stay worthwhile. Mom and Dad, I made it! Congratulations and best wishes Class of '85! Alisa Michelle Artis lt's been such a hard struggle to meet, progress and succeed, but it has all been worth it. Thank you so much Holy Names for all your love and support. The memories will never end. HNA Cheerleading-Roos and MI, Barndance-i'He's steaming! , the bops and all the other major events, and of course, all my friends. Janet, Tina, Danie, Kathleen, Mary, Dowie -the order doesn'l matter- I love you all! Thanx Mom, Dad, and Pooter! Regina Ann Bagasan Well, gals, this is it! But this is only the beginning. Marla, Lisa, Terri, Kim, Paula, 8. the rest of my buds: Thanks for everything, I will always treasure our friendships. Remember? -Joe Metro new pals Spectrum can you get the truck? What, huh, Where's my head? Bluebomb Games Gigs. Give me some. . .The Club, Bon High Board, Dance at HNA, I have no moneyg I see you! Goodbye, HNa Good luck! Class of '85 forever Lives! All my Love 8 thanx Dad! Therese Bianchi Hi friends: Jul, Shell, Marn, Mon, Di, Kim, Huff, Trin, Guinass, Fruzsi. Fun timeslMadison, Arb, Alki, Nino, Vashon. Cool Group. Pasco WS. Mickey Moose. Cool Cal. Thanks, Mario. My Party Year. Circle of Power 5:30 - Juli, Red. Italy - Massimo Ti Amo Bionda. Anna, Rita, Cristina, Connie Pescara. The Reflex Mtns. I miss U I Sr. Rose Mo, Bud Jack I Dave, Fio, Panfilo. Mike, Ham, Jessica. My Family - Thanks a lot Mom 8t Dad. l'II always be your little girl. I love you! Elizabeth Anne Boyle lt's time to say good-bye and remember all the memories at HNA. V- BALL, Joyce '82-'83, Bump, set, spike, Go-fight-WIN! Hay Angela don't lose your moo! Aileen . . . Boo. Mr. C thanks for a good season! Thanks! to everyone!! Judi, Terri, The good times at G.F. Hay Anita, THANX for everything! Let the good times continue . . . Barn Dance '83! MOM and DAD THANKIS for putting up with me!! LOVE YA!!! Lisa Lynn Wooden-Calman Be gentle, kind, beautiful, yet firm and strong both mentally and phys- ically. Fukuda Sensei Judo Spirit lives on in me. Judo motto: Maximum efficiency, minimum effort, mutual welfare and benefit. The Gentle Way. Kimberly Renee Carhee We made it! Marla, Gina, Lisa, Paula, thanx 4 everything. FFIOSH- Lisa, Heather, Nicky, good luck. These were the best yrs. here at HNA fCougarettes 82 I Sweet 16 party I Luv to peanut I Jr. Prom I Class Rep get your license yet? What up cool? I Miss Ya Carol H. Summer 84- Thanx David Sr. Class Prez ' V-ball Tennis I'II miss ya HNA I Luv Ya David Special thanks and love to MOM, DAD, and family. God Bless You! Long Live THE SKIPPEFI C O 85. Tina Castillo What was his name SPORT ? Mickey D's 3rd and Pine. Love Ya All! Malone, John and Brazen M lnfatuations Where forth THY ROMEO Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Those good times . . . Lets go cruzin Junior Prom '84 Tolos That Was Then . . .This Is Now . . , Hope That Everyone's Dreams Come True. Mary-Elizabeth Chamberlain Our team is what? RED HOT! Thanks to SMA, Ms. Kowats and every- one else. It means so much to me! Heres to all of my friends, lyou know who you are! Heart-Paramount '84 Newspaper - I speak IBASICJ do you? Joe Metro '81-'85 -Judas Priest, Here I go again! It's time to get my show on the Ftoaf be who sings prays twice - Anonymous. Take care, everyone. . . some back and see you some- time! M. Yvonne Oi Yi Chow I am so glad that I am studying in this school. I have met a lot of nice people here! Judith G. Cunningham Reality is just an illusion . . . TERRENCE! We Support AT8.T. Barn dance '82 - Wasn't that light red? Milk! VOLLEYBALL 2,3,4. Joyce '83 8. '84. Thanks Team!!! It was real. Kim, Sue, Cheryl, Henry, Amy Jean, Amy D, Cathy, Joe, Yngve, Hey Hi, Karen, Monica, Bibba and all - Luv You! Excuse you. What time is it? Look before you - oops! I Love you Mom, Dad and family. Get ajob! BO - and the crew!! I Prom '84 and '85, Fashionably late, huh? This is it!! Thanks HNA 8 Class of '85, Stacey Lynn Davis To the women whom I love dearly, Momi. To my family, my loves 8 best of friends. To a very special someone still l'Stuck on you. Skip- pers are Live Kickin! Senior Prom! Believe in yourself. Believe you can make time stand still, You'll know from the moment you try if you believe. From the Lover of Lace - me. Glamorous Life. Luv Cut-e-pie! Monica Deisher And the song, from beginning to end, I found in the head of a friend . .. The gang: Trin, Shell, Terr, Di, Mam, Tree, Ju, and Kim. Mich don't wind me up! The Arb . . . Ouch! Beth twice in one night. That is so rude! Jr. Prom 2 Dates. Soccer 1 23449. We Beat Lakeside To Tears! Hmrm 305 Sr. Linda - You're the greatest. inseparable Twins: Trin, What would I have done wfout you. I love ya! Thanks Mom and Dad. Bye HNA! Rita Dufresne Grow strong, my comrade . . . that you may stand Unshaken when I fall: that I may know the shattered fragments of my song will come at last to finer melody in you, That I may tell my heart that you begin where passing I leave off, and fathom more. Thanks Danie and all of you in vocal through the years. Dorothea Graham Dunaway It requires more than wings to be an eagle -Aesop . . . and don'tcall me a PUNK! Nice car! Get the gun. Rosemary. Driving, Wild Women, Dancing, Cool Cals, Loosh: Bops, Games, SO FLAT! Alisa Purple Rain and Lunches, Suburbia. Dorms and College MEN. Friday Night Ecapades! Butterbeans, Safeway, Proms 84-85 : Jeanette: The EIevator?l What Happens Shall Happen, and Nought That MEN do Shall Turn the Rush of Fate - CC Thanks. Charlotte Danielle Eagleton Happiness is hard to come by in this life and you've given me more than my share!!! Jeanette, BestBuds 4-Ever!! Hub Caps 8t Hood Orna- ments! Green 8. Orange tuxedo! Sis, what would I do without you? Micky, what did you say about Dicks? Joey, I LUV YOU! Tina Becky Alisa Angie Jenny, you're the best! Sean, you're such a FLIRT! Andy Paul Jim Mike, you're such sweeties! Vocal, 1IZ3I4 Jr. prom, Steve, what about the tip? Spring Tolol CYO Conventions! SEARCH! YLC! Karen Fernandez Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind, Emerson. Thanks for being there: Isabel I Stacy I Laura I Judi I Liz I Special thanks to: Mrs. Meslans, my Dad and brothers. I St. George Youth Group I Business Week I Girls State I Stripes and Dots I Love isthe An- swer-Search I Summer evening talks I Chinese food I Purple I Rain- bows I Science fairIdances I retreats I late night picnics I Spred Fred!I Stay Gold I Quiz Game - John I God Bless! Kimberly Marie Field Hi! Many memories. Friends Shell, Ter, Jules, Lady Di The Italian Beauty, Trinen, Deish, Marn, The Model Bianch, Mario, the party car. Mich, Beth, Circle of Power. Thanks Nino, Alki, Madison, Arb, Bridge, ouch Sealair 83I84. Barn Dance '83. Ba boom boom boom, I'm line, Queen Anne Homeboys. Andrew The Jitterbug white man with specks. Sr. Linda, little Roo and Mike tduckf' Mickey Moose. Cool Cal, Thanks. Mom, Dad and Chris. Thanks. Meagan Aileen Flynn Thanks to everyone, you made these years exciting. The special memories: Kazooing on the lake, The Great Raft Caper, movies, Prom, ASB, hiking club - ski trip, newspaper, NHS, 'lGreat, When in April the sweet showers fall . , When inthe course ol human events , . Sink into the floor, Oh no! Where's the good behavior fairy? Thanks Mom and Dad for all the support Au revoir. Paulette Theresa Foisy Success is never settling for 2nd best! yay, gals, we made it! I sunfived Trig, French 3. . . lt's been fun! Thanks for the memories! ChoirIVocalI Thanks Whit! Fish, How's your karma? Remember Caroling Party '83? ASB '84. It hadta be yoouu! Summer '84 Region V Leadership Camp. ASB '85. Mrs. K, thanks for everything! l'm gonna go check my mail. Suz 8 Meag, you're great. Ann, Sr. Rosie, Stu, Vahls, all my friends, I love you! Mom, Dad and my family. Thanks for the good times. Lisa M. Foy Well, I made it! My I have so many memories and many more to come! 3 GANG tolos Q-PARTIES Rep 85 Prom Seward No' club Spectrum dance Easter Eve KNI-IC-sis-CC's-800 summer 82-85 Quakers 448 - Here comes the HNA girls C'on lets go G-action! Awesome4some - Can you get the car? Ah, Baby what is il? Thanks 2 my best friend Karen I Chelle I Paula IMich I Gina! MarI Kim I CarI Ben IAII my other friends Luv 2 my babe 4-ever Thanks 8 Luv Mom, Dad. K i . f. Kimberly Ann Franz Thanx Pals MJ X Marc! IsX Katia X Meg X Peg X Eliz X Katy X Erika XJudi X Terri X Janet G X Thanks for being there Janet! Spunk X V-ball 1X2X3 Joyce '83 X Hiking lX2X3X4 Chelan '83 X Puyallup '84 X I LOVE NESKO- WIN! Special memories July 4 X Aug 4X Labor Day X bonfires I curfew I HarmonsX Beach buddies! I Thanx Mom and Dad! I love you! Au Re- voir Mes Amies! Annette Marie Goedde JuJub, lov, Kristopher, Luna, Paula, Tom. David, can you feel your hair grow? Jim-claw. Rob. Thanks Laura. Coins 8 Dr. Pepper. beast. Are you waving? Chelan. sanddunes. brainy smurf. the big Ab. Surn'84. Yrbk. Breakers. Playing frog. Cool Cals. Squeaky beds. Mousetrap. Peruvian. Apes. The Gang. Seafair, Cross. Puyallup. bogie No fruit flies. Straight 6. Popeye. Getty the heck out of here. TableseuBlondie, frozen pizza. hottubbing. herbhonda. Thanks Mom and Dad. I love you. Karen Reiko Goto I cannot go to be with you because I am already there. - Richard Bach. To my family - Thank you MOM AND DAD for your support! Hi Sandy and Paul- my favorite Sis. and Bro. I Luva, Luva, Luva You I Morty the Mission Meatball. Sr, Vice Prezl Volleyball JV 8 Varsity X Student Council 19, 10, 12! X Sport and Spirit X Youth Group Vice Prez X CYO Convention l81-843 X Mickey Mouse Club!! I'm gonna miss HNA.Thanks again everyone for the memories! Julie Guerrero All good things must come to an end, thanks gang: Tee, Marn, Nino, Shell, Kim, Cat, Ter, Huff, Deish, LadiDi, Mar, Ana, Beth, Mich. Henry's, Kim - You're all totally awesome, ya know. Thanks, Huff for New Yk's 83-84 party in the Van. Looks like we made it . . .Thanks Dad 8. Mom Seafair 84. Can't wait for our caps and gowns. 85 memories I will not forget. Julianne Marie Guinasso Mom, Dad, Aunty, Paula, John, Tep -thanks I love you! Tina -thanks for always being there for me! Tom - ha ha. . .ICE CREAM! Squabble! love ya! Mat- coach? Sum 83! Kris X Anet - fair 83. jr. prom - you two are the best! Kris - coins? 7-1 1 , early mornings! PIZZA! Wherefs your car? Anet - Sum 84, all those movies? Wave! Can you feel your hair grow? shon stop! The table fell? Golf, l'II drive? Don't be mad X dont hate me ok? Laura, Di, Neon, Rocky, Lane, and Bianchi - thanks! Jeanette Marie Green It is a rare 81 special thing to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Ruth Morgan X Hubcaps? X Fangs X Bakery Pals X You Guys will always be special to me! X Danie I couldnt have done it without ya! X Summer '84X Sonrise X Just Married? X Sam Jill David X Clam ChowderX Bushy Bushy Blond Hairdo X I wear my sunglasses at night X Nice Hood Ornament X Spring Tolo X Ocean Shores X So Many Men So Little Time! X Let's Go Crazy X I Love You Mom, Dad, Brian! Terri Harkins WWWAKE UP! Me organized? Of course! You wanted it when? Judith! - say movie - mony mony - barndance '82 - We made ill O'DEA SR PROM '84 - awesum! Rodiate! V-ball 1X2X3X4 -Joyce 3X4 - Whats so funny? -We're just tired! JR Prom - Where did you say you left the keys? Happy New Year? Jimmy - you're the best! Hey gorgeous - I love you! Thanx Mom, Dad, Susie, Peter, Cheryl, Tom, Amy, Skippers, V-ball team, and all the godchildren - luv ya! - LETS GO CRAZY! Isabelle Hebrant Here's to good friends, these years were very special! Katia, Kim, Marc, MJ, Peg, Meghan, Sarah, and all you other fantastic Skippers! Cheers to volley-ballers - Varsity 1-2-3 X Coaches and Parties! GO Tennis. Neskowin '82! Finally Cruisin '83! The Big Plunge '84l 1985 We are out safe and sound! If you love something set it free. If it come back to you, It is yours. If it doesnt, it never was! Jeg elsker deg Jan!!!! Sarah Hesketh Yeass, lt's finally over! But thanx for the memories: B-ball, track, X- mas ball, B-dance, bops. Buddies: Marci, M-Jo, Paula, Lisa, Regina! One in the clan. Hawaii, New York, Cal. Par-tay! Yo Skips: J. Prom! s. Prom I Grad! I'm out! Sum school-Lush. Vince, dude, What Up? Sum- mer '83? Summer '84! 26 Days, Dee! Seward I Lake I Seafair - Yaay! Frisco -Cheeks- David, I love you. I'll check you out. Kristi Sue Hjorten To all the bears - I luv ya! But we're only goin' one way. Serious humor! We're entering the Twoilet Zone Concerts - Plant '83, the Dead '83, Scam! All those sweet summer nights! I luv ya, Scott! Fungus and Day glo. Rememberthe park, Sue? Fun! I am! We are! It is! It doesn't mat- ter. Elephants in trees? What's the difference between a Fiero and a porcupine? Just the BEAR necessities - Transcend the nonesence. The song Remains the Same - Led Zep. Later days. Terry-Jo Marie Huff Memories. Seafair, Gandhi, Rd trips, Vashon, In Mario, Pasco 85, Jr. hmrm, Sr, Linda, O'Dea Sr. prom, Jr. prom, 2 dates, Damn Yankees, Fiddler, Barn Dance '83, Boom the Arb, ouch, Soph bop, Alki, The Cir- cle of Power, Sheil, Kim, Di fthe Italian Beautyt, Blanch, Marn, Deish, Trin, Jul, Sanch, Beth 8- Nino, The Cool Group, Only the best for you, Mich, Jan, Shell, Matty, Marcil, Liz, Rob C. Best wishes Mickey Moose. Cool Cal. Thanks Mom 8t Dad. John, Stef I love you! Elizabeth Ann Ingram The storms will pass, It won't be long now, The storms will pass, But my love lasts forever - U2. O'Dea music Theatre. Our Hearts. IMEXICOI Ricardo- He looks like Bono Vox!iUn Pez! Karma?! Movies 'til 4 a.m. with Paulette - x-mas carols. Hey Skank! Thanx Spacey! youre the BEST! Junior Prom with Doug. Thanx Mom, Dad. Love you Spide and Buddy Pal! Buckwheat and Spanky. Janet-thanx dude! I adios! Elizabeth Marie Irvine Heaven is where friends will no longer say goodbye to one another. MJ, Kat, Marc, Kim, Meg, Peg, ls, Hope all dreams come true! Yah! Puyallup Fair, gunegoogoo. AuRevoir Tracy I Petersburg - Best friends 4ever Michelle! Thanx for memories Rob! Cheerleading-yea weeg! att prom wef! Patty n Pat- million thanx-n-luv I Glad I met you John! I luv u gramd! Good Luck David! mom and dad -i luv u both! High School years were best - Never to forget!!! Suzanne Marie Jergens Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same. lFlavial To my friends - Thanks for the fun times - movies, dances, b- days, the ocean, and Chelan! The crazy times - Albertson's? Kaz- zooing, the raft, zzz, Mandy - BOO! OH NO! and Jump! and the serious times - long TALKS and school! THANKS-HNA friends, teachers - Mrs. T, and family - Laurie! Mom, Dad I luv ya - Adios. Angela M. Johnson Education is a precious thing. Take advantage of it. Get the best out of it as you can. Friendship is the only thing in the world concerning the usefulness of which all mankind are agreed. Cicero. May God bless all my good friends at HNA. Special friends Tonia Bt Evva, l've made it at last! Always laugh inthe Purple Rain. Mom and Dad, thanks for ev- erything! I Love you! I'm on my way to the world! 'Bye HNA. Paula Marie Johnson Hi kids, Problems? With a Pa? Bass? Drums? - Exotic - Hewoman!X- mas party 1 2l20l83. I might do that, I couldn't tell ya. Tina- We're turn- ing Venusianese. You cracked a good one. Hockey-Safeway. The Who farewell 82. Love Reign O'er Me. Kris-T-I'm tired, is there a vac- ant park around? Grub dudes at Skoochies Cloves - Canada 4ever. Hey, Examiner, nice technique - groupies - Bye, myfriends, Kris T, KT, Kim, Nol, Net, Cuf, Tin, Whit, and others. I love you, Mom, Dad - Bye Marla Loren Jones Good bye HNA! To all my friends my Love, especially to Regina, Kim, Lisa, Paula. Everyone, its been great! Class oi 88 goodluckl Re- member-alf48! New Pals I Slumber Party I The Club - ask your mom! - Hooptee I Games St Gigs I Spectrum. Clubs - Jack and Jill Inc. I urban league Hostess I V-ball 81 Tennis. Donna, Carol, Heather, Trina, Nicki, IURSPCLJ g-wegie, luv 4-ever. Well time to move on, sob ..,r ' All my love belongs to my parents and family, I LOVE YOU ALL! Marci Ann Kettrick Thanks for the memories HNA - New York 83, lScaml, Vocal 2,3,4. Damn Yankees 2, Bethlehem 3,4, Dances, Prom, student council, Fri- days ! Mui I Matt Mike - 84 tide, Spring Break- Kim, Liz, Kath! Luv. thanks - Leah, Dan, Eric I Summers in Chelan, Luv U Mike To my friends - Thanks 8 Love - MJ, Katch, Pegar, Meg, Kim, ls, Liz, Sarah! Hey skank! oh my' The White and Gold we've had fun! Thanks Mom, Dad, Mitch I Love Youll! I made it! Yippee!!! Here I come world Yah! Sheila Christine Lane Memories. Barn Dance Card. Now what can I play w 7 Jr. Prom. 2 dates. Europe 82 84, Greece '85, Thanks Rosens Cannes the Arb, Madison, kicked out Trlnen, Dicks, Seafair, Sounder Games, Certain parties, the Rd trips, O'Dea. Mario. Thanks, Mrs. Pasq. girls. Circle of Power. Marn, Ter, Di, Ithe Italian Beautyl, Jul, Cat, Blanch. Ter, Desh, Beth, Mich, Ann, Nino, The Cool Group, Soccer 1 '24 Girls, its been fun to us: Cool Cal. Mickey Moose. Thanks Mom. Dad, Bob. Mary Jo Lee Chase your dreams, follow your rainbows and wish upon every falling star you see. Thanx forall the memories. My buds: Marci I Sarah I Kim! Liz I Katia I Meg I Peg! Is I Janet G I Katie M I Laurie I Skippers 85 - Psyche Cream-n-Green - What a Car Junior Prom I Bops I PARTIES. X-Country 1,2,4 Sport-n-Spirit-yeah! Chelan and Tide 84 - Marci, Mike, Matt. Puyallup fair 84 - I love you Matt - gunegoogoo, Thanks and love Mom, Dad and family. I love ya all. Goodbye HNA. Reno Levens There is nothing better than having friends and good memories., I'd like to thank the Bears for all the good times - Karen I Sonya! Michelle! Kristi I Susan I Julie I - I LUV YA ALL SO MUCH!!! I Ellensburg '82 with M8rM. Thanks Mom!Dad forthe love 8. support given to me throughout the years. I would like to especially thank YOU, Ronda for being there when I needed you and for being the best friend anyone could ever have. Bobbi-XOXO Leila Logan Grandpa and Grandma, thanx so much! Luv you Mom! Spock, Kirk, this is Chekov signing off. l'II miss you! Remember Frosh algebra? We've come so far since then! Judy, Terri, religion., Sonya, Susan, Carla - ancient history. Rita -Sr. Rita. Betzy, Aine - Victor Frankl? You say you cannot get there from here, and I don't care where l'm going. Changed. Nothing stays the same unchained. And you hit the ground running changed. Rebecca Ann Malone SKIPPEFIS I '?Tolos'? Mom I have homework! I Don'tMess! I Dudes! Oh Baby! Oh no, not again, more exams I My Big Sister infatuation of older boys I My pals I Fuzzy Cuzzies IJrISr proms I Be the best you can possibly BE in everything you do I Whos car are we gonna drive next? !What light? I Oh no, the lake, the car, TINA! Mickey D's! Downtown I Tee Neel I Reese t'Nan Senioritis I Finally I Love and Thanks Mom. I Love Ya Dad I Stace I Danie I Ang. Memories! Love ya'Il. Christy Martini If in heaven we dont meet hand in hand, we'lI bear the heat, and if it ever gets too hot, diet coke hits the spot. Florida '82. Europe '84 Hey, Karen, you're great. Cloves Luc - Chipn Dale love you. Skoochies. The Ave. Hang in there Frosh. Concerts, Skooters, Mod Bis-Monestary Trench Coats in summer. Thanks buds - you're the best, Mary, Broad- way Quadrophenia Ralph Mickeys Sr. Prom! Mary, we'Il never be apart! Thanks Mom! Always remember I love you! Skippers forever! Mary Elizabeth McKill0p TO MY BEST FRIEND EVER Michelle! I have had a good time, Dol- phins is forever!! I-lere's to all the girls - Monica, Terri, Kim, Terry, Sheila, Cathy, Theresa - someday we will all be equal. I give my best to you all! New York- Choir- Vocal- O'Dea Cheerleading '83-'84 - Paula - DO IT! Michelle is always in love wIsomeone!! Br. Schul. Ms, Moore Thanx!! Hans on McKillops left here - it goes fast! I Love You - Bridget, Moe, Molly, John, Gres and especially Ma n' Pa. Susan Lara Miller It is . . . all the bears IKar, Kris, Ju, Mich, Ren, Soni, all the words thrashin' - Thanks, I love you all . . . Transcending the bull - Electric Koolaid, tea. Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead - How they've helped. Remember the park Kristi? lt doesn't matter Peace, Love, Harmony - Just one of those trippers! . . . l'Now's the time to look and look again at what you see. ls that the way it oughta stay? Lilian Mok Recalling my first day of school at Holy Names one and a half years ago, I was very nervous. then Holy Names makes me happy again. I made a lot of friends here. They are friendly and helpful. The teachers are very nice too. It is a marvelous experience at Holy Names that I would never forget. I would like to thank all my friends and relatives that support me all the time, especially my parents. I Love You Mom and Dad!! Meghan Monahan The time has come for us to leave our friends but I hope Friendships will never end I Peg, Kim, ls, MJ, Marc, Kat, Liz. Chem 83, Drivers Ed IGoing through the red lightt Peg remember the flat tire. Peg I know she is!! My time to party -Summer 84 Lk. Kachess Thanks for the best time of my life -The gang at home - Kerry -I Love you all. Skiing Peg thanks for keeping me alive. Thanks to my family I Love You. Grace Monserrat Do not follow where the path may lead: go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. Hey, gang. Looks like we made it! Psst. . . huh? Lis', Christine, Alios', Lei' and all - Friends Forever! Joyee - We've been through a lot! Parties I Camp Min. I NHS I V-Ball I Ouch I Mom, Dad and Family, Thanks for your love, support, encouragement through the years. I love you! Friends, teachers. I'll always remember you, HNA. Farewell . . . Kristine Mussio It's not over till its over! What? It's not over I Oh, my God! ASB Sec, bye guys. ASB Cou. ,oil 2I3I4. News CED SI NY 2I3, V-B 4 I Joyce 'B4! Pizza, anyg.. A Tennis 3I4 award! Mari, Alena, Dawn, Luv ya forever. Beck, Jr. Prof... Julu, Net, guys, Fu Squeaky . . . short stop, scary house, scared? soap, huh! vroom, big A, big BC, football games, wild Friday nigrff ip the Kid! Rotten fruit fly. Sr. Prom! Luv ya Dad, Ma, Tony Herm. t 1eeIBudeeIBudee . . .Thats all folks. Aine M. Noonan Betz, we finally made it! No more term papers, Yeah! Religion, Frosh yearg Biology wIMony 8. Krisg Sr. Rosemary 8. Victor Franklg Chemis- try! Driver's Ed. - Anita I Close-Up-D.C. I Puyallup-Car! Hiking Club - Pain! Thanks, Ma 8. Pa! Luv ya lots! So long, my friends! Au revoir, mes amies! Adios Mis Amigas! Valete Amicae! Although we have come a long way, we still have miles to go before we sleep. Thanks Class of '85 Christine Marie Patterson lt is only with the heart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is in- visible to the eye.' Thank you family, friends and faculty. You are all a special part of me. Mom and Dad, luv ya! Hiking Club, Chess Club, Creative Writing, Artfort, Newspaper, Girls Scout, C-I-T, CCD, 'l'I'FN and Anchors Aweigh HNAI Amanda Brackett Pike l'm outa here! Suz, Susan T., Meagan, Tina fzzzl 8. all my other friends - thanks for the memories! Boo, yourself, Suzanne I AlbertsonsI AC 3 I Kazooing on the lake I Sr. Kitty I George '84 I Cit, Cut it, MonioaI I'm gonna flunkl I Oc ShoresI Ml Society I Npt. Summers. Special thanks to teachers for your knowledge and caring, I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. R. Frost. Great! Great! Adios, Amigos. Michelle Teresa Robinson Well, were off! Freshman Barn Dance - with a fork? Gas Works Park summer of '82. Casablanca. Tia, X-mas ball 82. Boo-Boo 8 Boom- Boom. Easter 83. What should I do? He Paid. New York '83. The Brown Cows! Jr. Prom, Wow! Cool Cal, Thanks! Leadership camp, the Mann! Sport 8 Spirit Class of 'BI Nordstroms. I love ya Casper! 7 years and still going. Love ya, Lee. I love ya, the Bears!! Thanks, Mom. I love you, Class of '85, I love you all. Bye!! Karen Marie Salisbury Keep Peter down I Whoa Boy I 4 you Tom. School never . . . Party forever. Yeow! All the Bears: Sue, Kris, Ju, Mich, Ren. All those wild times, love ya. Best Bud Boo-Boo: lt's 4 am? In avan Michelle? Always and forever. Cruizcn with Son. Cuzzy: Parties, Reno, riden. Never Forget. Summer of 84. 16 men, and all those before. Hose. Humor. New York- SCAM Live, Radical. HOT summer nights. I'm ill Dan, love ya Sis. I love you Mom, Thanx! Later Days . . . Michele Santucci Carla Schmidt Thanks Grama 81 Grandpa, Mom 81 Dad I Mom I well, kids, I guess it's over, yea! On to bigger and better things! New horizons 8 all that. Now to all the friends who helped me make it: Susan, Reno, Karen, Sonya, Christy, Aaron, Andy, Steve, Brain, Yuk, Timk, Aerobic, Scott, Donna, Gina, Paul, Little Steph, Accused, Deranged, Mimi, Mikey, Sabrina, Jim, Buba, Scott, Show Box, Fay, Fug, All the Kids inthe U-Dist, Explo- ited 13th Precinct, Unibob, and Everybody I forgot! Bye! Mary Scott You're always in such a rush! Cant you findjust cf: .ninute to hold if? - TinTin. Florida '82, Europe '84. Thanks, Mrs. M. I Chfs Smfmonlfe you're the best I Karen I LuciaIViki I CarIaI Dori I Alisa, vou're great! B- 52's I A FIockI Ramones I Bowie IDolbyI the Cure. Skoochies on Sat. - Garams I nights in Germany I Quadrophenia. Ralph IV'v a.. I Cloeie, Jr. Prom - Ha! O'Dea cheerleading, Rah! Thanks, Mo 81 Dad. Paula Frances Seibert Remember me always, class of '85! Thanks friends for all the good timesg Lisa - Sarah - Regina- Marla- Kim - Carol. To the class of '86-n- '88, I luv ya! Bye Kat- Heat- Nick - Na - Den. O'Dea Cheerleader '83- '84 I Live! Track, 81 ,84,85. State! B-ball 80-84. Bennieforever, I luv ya. Jr. and Sr. Proms. I luv ya Lori, Trdy, Mom and Dad. Your big girl made it! Thanks for your love. To the class of '85: Come on, let's go! Betzy L. Sidoine I can't believe thenews today. Free at last! The waiting's done, the bat- tIe's won, you'lI never win if you never try. Freshman Religion, Aineg Sophomore Biology, Moniqueg Junior term paper, help, Senior, made It! Thank you Mami Y Papi for your support and love. Hilda, hang on! Def Leppard - Duran Duran - Berlin Concerts. It takes a second to say goodbye, but the memories will never die. , M fiflifb -It f IV'- I .. . ff. r ' Q , ,i X' , I .MQ WMM ode! 'ty 'vs I... Kerry Anne Smith Goodbye HNA! l'll miss you. Mom and Dad, I love you both. Thanks for your love and support! Stars in heaven reflect the glitter of my heart. Thanks for warmth. To all my brothers and sisters, you guys are extra special! Dreams, hopes and accomplishments, I hope will be yours. When God made you he thought for five minutes and said, 'l've never thought of that before. ' Anonymous. May life be as original as you are. I love you! Bye! Lisa Marie Taube What you are is God's gift to you . . . What you make of yourself is your gif't to God.! l know that dreams can come true when one has good friends and loving parents to turn to. So thanks to you, Sr. Linda, forthe special friendship you gave to me and especially to a wonderful Mom and Dad, whom I love so much. It is a touching feeling to look back upon all the memories and to look fonrvawrd tothe bright new times ahead. Laura Cecilia Terrenzio Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Tennyson X So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. F.S. Fitzgerald l Just used a little essay helper! Etre ou pas etre? X Susan, Lisa, Mandy, Suzanne, Monica, Kim, Meagan: Hereafter in a better world than this, 1 l shall desire more love and knowledge of you. As You Like lt. Merci, tout le monde. Vous me manquerez. Alisa Maria Tibbs l'd like to thank my parents, Sister Maiy Tracy, faculty, and friends for helping me through my four years at HNA. lt is a special gift from god to find a friend who will remain a friend forever. Iverson Williams Sonya Lee Tinder We're All A Bunch Of Party Animals! The Bears i Cruizin wlKaren - Thrash! ACIDC '83 - We're Bummin! Priest '84 - SCAM! Let's Party Peg! Kath's an Uptown Girl? iDick's B-rm! Thats Terrible! Mommies car Lenore? Ooh Follow Them! Oh Baby! l'm Just DANdy! Those who have the Youth, have the Future . . The CRUE will help us through! Scotts truck and the Pup - Snow Levels Dropping! Thanx for every- thing Mom, Dad, Kath and Dan! I LUV YOU ALL!!! Theresa Trinen . . . And the tear that we shed, though in secret it roils, shall long keep these memories green in our soul. The Gang: Mon, Marh, Shell, Jul, Di, Hutt. Tree, Kim, Cich 8 Bet l We are the bestest The Arb-ouch I Whidbey Island - never again ly Cnrama and mad bch in one night l All Night Long - 5i'12l84 Soccer 1l3f4 We beat Lakeside to tears I Jr. Class Pres Hmrm Sr. Linda I Homecoming '84. inseparable twins forever Thanks Mom, Pop, and especially Weema. Hey, Gals, we did it! Kathleen H. Troyer Take a look at me now. Thanks Betty, Becky, Julie, Tim - I love you all! Spokane TEC 4, Chehalis TEC's1l2. In Him we live! Bett, Lura, Kim l How about Quests 1!2! We remember! Thanks for pulling me through summer '83 Chris. Dance team 83l84. Julie, Mel- Well always be hot out on the grid! World Cheerleading Council at Central - Are you ready, are you ready for this? Mom 8. Dad, I love you both! l'll always be your Katie Joe!! Kathleen Jean Marie Valdivia Love is an everlasting gift. It comes through pain 8t joy. lf you love something, set it free, if it comes back, its yours, if it doesnt it never was. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR LOVE - SONYA, ANN, JEN, LAURIE, ALlSA! The GRASS is always GREENER on the other side Cindy! If they only knew! SUEY! l'm an UPTOWN GIRL! iDick's Btrml Black Eyeliner son, Are you feeling DANdy? SUUEY! THE HOG CALL! GROOVY! SMILE! The sunshine peeks through the window. Peggy Vandenberg The time has come for us to leave our friends, but I hope friendships never end. Meg, Kim, MJ, Marc, Is, Katia Sonya, we had fun. Chem 83, summer of 84. lt's our song, Pammy W. The Who, Led Zeppelin. Hey Meg, thanks for changing my tire. I won't forget three times. Bon Hi Board. Where are my teeth. Julie, Russ, Sheila, Karen, Phil, Mom, Dad, I love you. Close Up 84. We're young, we're wild and we're free. Triumph Scorpions. Thanks Meg, I know she is. Kim Van Steertegem What you are is Gods gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. U.S, Naval Sea Cadets, Orlando '83, Canadian Exchange, '84, Blue Angels Squad, best of times best of friends -Jake and El- wood, Blues Rules! . Ithis one's for you, Mr. DeWitt! Idol '84 - Awe- some ' Hey, Katherine, wheres blondy?! Thanks to all my pals at HNA! Memories Sarah, Paul, Darren, Bryan A ever so special. Mom, Dad - so much love. Thanks for all! Born to be wild . . Tina Wager Paulette, ls think it's the Karma. How 'bout them Mariners? Liz, O'Dea plays, cast parties, the real John Davis, lt's a red light, the motor home? Thanks for all the rides, John - Muffy, l love ya! Paula, Venus? Paul? 1-ey or 2-ey? Cecilia, I think there is something in your eye. Jeanne, Roadtrip? choir, Vocal Ensemble. Remember, professional, but not prim and proper! Susan Wickwire To everyone at HNA - Thanks for the memories - Bob Hope I ASB Team - It had to be you I Soccer 1I2I3I4 - What a kick! Thanks, Frosh Europe '83 - Je veux rentrer! I Sr. R., there's a chocshake with your name on it- somewhere I Paul I Meag I Suz I Mardy p. and Co. and all the Skips of '85 - You're simply swell IAlbertson's I See you in China, Judi I Spring Tolo '83IJr. Prom I Sr. Prom? I Thanks Mom 8 Dad for all that you've done for me I Au revoir, HNA! Julie Anne Williams We're smarter than the average bears. But we're only going one way! The Twoilet Zone! What test? Miss ya, jelly bean I MEN! I Elephants in trees? Springsteen 84. I love you, hon! What's the difference between a fiero and a porcupine? The river! Poor cub! The bear necessities. The ditch? Freak show! Su, KSris, Kar, Mich, Reno, Son, love you all! Mom, Dad, Thanks. What did you say, Monz? I luv u. Lucia Maria Cecelia Zielinski Oh Lord, When I wonder whether I am getting anywhere at all, or when I even try, let me not forget: A drop in the bucket is only a drop, a minor and moist detail, for a drop can't change the color and taste in a ten quart watering pail. But if the drop has the odor of love and the taste of tears divine, one drop dropped into the vessel of life can turn the water to wine, - Helen Kromer. Dorrie, Annette, Paulette, Sarah, Chipen- dale, Diane C, God love you. 74J THE cl.Ass OF 1986 Pipers Juniors 75 Junior Candids Kim Thomsen, Laura Killion, Lisa Nelson, Tammy Bitts. Presenting the proud Piping Pipers. A .1 'Q im Karen Austin: I'm sure! Karin Edenholm, Angela Duane, Lorraine Cawaling. Venetria Patton: A star is born Kris Gjurasic: Howdy, ylalll Z Jocelyn Bacungan, Agnes Obras: Today Penny Hill, Erika Polet: Milk looks good on you. Marie Fritz, Julie Pavola: Mmm, I wonder Excaliburg tomorrow Seventeen. Juniors when we'll see some men! A-5 bv .481 We're totally awesome babes! Monique Tillman, Katy Willy, Roxanne Topacio, Alicia Larson. Q , Mufti Lisa Ehlinger, Laura Finch, Neener, neener, neener! Marissa BOFVOYTIGO, Meagan Flynn, 91. Nancy Miles, Cindy Michael, Carrie Nilzr Milla Henh, Christine Fouty, Molly Atkinson, Different strokes for differem folks! Debbie Hope: the Four Musketeers. Charron Mollette. DeChelI Geyen, Tracee Aughtry: L ,XXX fin K ,WD X . Xu Up! X ,Xi X N Victoria Jurgens, Theresa Huefled: Smile. Lisa Nelson, Whitney Kuhne-Geyer: Lean l0ln9 left lean to the right. Juniors 77 78 Juniors - A il Molly Atkinson Tracee Aughtry Tamarala Bitts Andrea Buren Lorraine Cawaling Catherine Cunningham J r Karen Austin Marissa Borromeo Shannon Burns Celia Chavez Al ' I 5, , r t Leiyn Curameng Jocelyn Bacungan Stephanie Baker Neva Beals 2 Kathryn Bouch Sonja Bring Jill Bundrant id Aileen Calacat Lisa Camilon Margo Castaneda Stacey Christen Beth Clement Toi Cowan Ana Deigo Angela Duane Karin Edenholm .... K 5 Q P ' Z ' T iff' Lisa Ehlingef Caihy Ervin Laura Finch Michaela Flynn Christine Fouty Teresa Fugere Barbara Geraghty DeChell Geyen Kimberly Gjurasic Kris Gjurasic Janet Goldsmith Jenny Gwinn Lisa Hammond Mary Pat Henwood Milla Herth S 3 6 , Melinda Hicks Lucy Higgins Penelope Hill Deborah Hope Theresa Hueffed Katherine Inman Jeanne lnfvin Ewa Jefferson Victoria Jurgens Theresa Kennedy Marie Fritz Juniors 79 80 Juniors Laura Killion Renee Klepac-Gross Elizabeth Knopp Kelea MacDonald Teresa MacDonald Catherine McChesney Elizabeth McDowell Nancy Miles Stephanie Mitchell l Lisa Nelson Whitney Kuhne-Geyer Deborah Mangold Liz Mclvor Charron Mollette Carrie Nitz Alicia Larson Kristin Mann Sheila McKillop Kathleen Murphy Agnes Obras Celina Lilly Alma Martinez Cindy Michael Katie Murphy Laura Osterfeld X Q I Venetria Patton Julie Pavola Sylvia Ftios Elizabeth Schmidt Katherine Stohr Kimberly Thomsen Deanna Villasenor Nanci Volk Veronica White Sabrina Wick Traci Pederson Sarah Peterson Angela Piszker Kristen Schuler Janet Sjoblom Shannon Smith Monique Tillman Roxanne Topacio Heather VanRy-Palmer Shauna Wager Kia White NOT PICTURED: Deirdre Allen Nicole Hugev Katherine Willy Erika Polet Juniors 7 Jrwgd A Swain WWW Cadets 407+ SEZLQTNQQT THE CLASS OF 1987 m 4-,war -44414 okag7 1 f.:mZ,':ff4:',,5,:2 M2 WZ? ef--4-V V AQ' 'M Sophomores 83 Sophomore Candids Monique Smith: Almost break time! Heidi Carroll, Amy Nelson: Where's the Beef? ' -.f-'V .1 ' 51' ft' ,us Sauncy Slye Anne Cawer: for Nair. Laurie Prokop, Mary Flaney: Hmm nl x ,M 4 X ,, ,ali g, .UA Jenia Strothers, Michelle Gordon, Lisa Mclvor All inthe Family! Sophomores f 'QL .3 W.. , Md' Terisa Morris, Stacy Barnhart, Wendy Hjonen hw, , ...wharf . f Zawya raw efw,ffwf:gfii4f,'7 'ff 1' QW, QW .Mg W4 ,er ' M, TVTEEW vii Animal House! Sara Dotson, Monique Neal: We badg we bad. Laura Flores, Karen Perry: Hello, O'Dea? TVHCY WHTSOVW in al' he' Q'0fY- Sophomores 85 Kim Alexander Monica Alexander Jeanine Banks Stacy Barnhart Diane Bevilacqua Kim Briscoeray Amanda Brockway Kelly Burns Meghan Butler ,Heidi Caryl Kelline Carroll Kenyetta Carter 86 Sophomores ir' 11 2, r ra, fl, .. , W 9 . Anne Carver Cecile Casanova Melissa Castillo Anne Chacko Amy Chamberlain MayLing Chim Diane Collins Wendy Collins Adrianne Cook Michelle Cotton Adrienne Diafos Sara Dotson Lisa Durante Darlene Edwards Sara Ellis Lara F 'Ores Lisa Flores Shawna Fl0feS Tamara earren Debbie Geraci Michelle Gordon Flachel Grutz Laura Halpin Danielle Hampton Rea Harbin Twyla Hatchett Wendy Hjorten Andrea Hong Nickle Houle A Mary Shannon Kelley Krystal Kichline Lisa LarsQn Marie Leahy Melissa Lewis Erin Lynch Stephanie Madson Mary Martin . , I 4' f- , 2 1 f T, r Wendy Keliams Christina Kelley Cathy Legacy Sophomores 87 Catherine Mason Patty Moore Sheena McCall Joanne McCarthy Lisa Mclver Nickole Metcalf Terri Mirasol Terisa Morris Kaelen Murphy Sheila Murray Miki Nagashima Julie Nawrot 88 Sophomores Monique Neal Amy Nelson Mary Oakes Kathleen O'Byrne Laurie Papka Ftenissia Patterson Ftahima Patton Karen Perry Jennifer Piscitello Anita Poor Juli Price Laurie Prokop Mary Fianey Tracey Roberson Mary Fiusho Oriana Samuelson ll tk qbljsSLJNCil get ':'Y'Q5- -Mcmaf QKLJ.. -5-g..ux't N35 Xiffvxo -X '19 054, t fXQA,'k0 Qgqw :NL uma' ti-Y vom, Nanotu- vOWXCf x 'Tb mg 'XO , . -f 'lf X S -1 K' ' Monica Salle Sebrina Sanders Carey Saulter Carrie Schei Kelly Schmitz Owen Scott Kimberly Sheedy Hilda Sidolne Suzie Skommesa Sauncy Slye Monique Smith Laura Stanhope Vig i , Sara Stevens Jenia Strothers Tueila Sykes Ann Tacke Crystal Tolbert Anne Trice :S , Bridget Turner Sandra Valdivia Katrin Wallner Molly Walsh Tracy Watson NOT PICTURED: JenniferWest Erika Williams Erin Williams Monica Williams Hayley Wright Ronda Levens Sophomores 89 1 THE CLASS OF 1988 Irishettes ff, -lui .4 5-nu .FM ,...l NM w,,5j,,,N,, 'W 4-wr 5 l .. ,. N .. ,, H ::V f X T-X an ' ww W f vm, Q14 . L. ' Freshmen 91 Freshman Candids ff HW , ,Wi VM lf Karla Clark, Alegria Cyprian: Jog a Thon - it's torture! My WV 5 ' J, K' ff in W, f Ftoaena Brooks: Just a hop, skip, and a jump away. 92 Freshmen - 'W VW44m,,,fa.,f if 'W-ff' --fM,,,,,,WMA M 5 Nm WW ,,,, 7, gf 'Wa . ,W Stephanie Lewis, Sharon Session: Just a little camera shy. ,yi What in the world is she talking about? inimi , A 'za la I ia rx 0 A 0 Q9 .. M fx , .gg -.----W Q Q60 f' K I I 2, ii 6 S !Erin Foreman: you're on Candid Camera! rx , f V ,,,,, N , E f . j Lynne Roach: Run that bv me again- Francesca Angeles, Nancy Lumbert, Miki Nakashima, Kim Bianchi: The beil should have rung by now. ff X J K 'f y I wifiwf, '7' iff ' ,,1',LfjVQgW f-f Q , 1 if 1 ,iiii iii r Vicki Scott, Sheila O'Leary: Me and my shadow. No pain, no gain. i Freshmen 93 94 Freshmen Theresa Aaron Julie Anas Chemaine Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Francesca Angeles Melanie Apostol Lisa Austin Judith Bacungan Kim Bianchi Holly Borba Melvinia Bradford Cathe Bressler Floaena Brooks Ellen Brown Julie Bundrant Heather Calhoun Jeanne Cantil Mari Carlin Kourtney Carroll Cecilia Castro Holly Catania Cynthia Cawaling Karla Clark Charisse Cowan Katie Crace Jenny Cuff Alegria Cyprian 4 Joanne Dagamac Shawn Davis Erin Fellez Frances Findley Neysa FOV Carolyn Gaddis Clara Ham Julie Hammond Aimee Hesketh Janet Hess fits Wendy Dizmang Mafy Ek Paula Elder Nicole Fabre Kim Fishburn Claudine Flores Erin Foreman Trina Fornerette l Therese Garrett Gracia Geraghty Anne Hagen Deidre Harris Sharma Handel Martine Herard Tanya Hobson Stephanie Kellam Bridget Kelly Freshmen 95 96 Freshmen ndrea Klinkenberg Lora Knight Jennifer Kurkoski Danielle LeMier Stephanie Lewis Yolanda Lewis Nancy Lumbert Gretchen Mahlmann Rebecca Martinez Stephanie May Trisha McCarthy Colleen McDonald Katie McKilIop Ula Melton Melissa Meyers Angie Michael Angela Miller Kathy Mitchell Traci More Julie Morefield Debbie Murphy Odeite NHSSHF Sheila O'Leary Margi Ott Evelyn Papagayo Marlena Parks Ann Perry Christina Pinczes Erin Riley Michelle Smith Mia Tate Lisa Wheeler Wa, , l A we xo' li , 1 Yvonne Polk Marie Poole Ann Pugel Sara Raney Susan Rhodes Julie Schmitz Vicki Scott Sharon Session Laura Smith Ann Stephenson Denise Stewart Victoria Strasser Meegan Strope Felicia Taylor Kidist Teshome Nicole Waham Christine Warren Dawn Williams Meghan Williams Adrienne Wingo Andrea Zeumalut NOT PICTUREDZ Noreen Duffy Carrie Doolittle Jessica Keuss Lynne Fioach Freshmen 97 SENIORS: INDEX 98 Index Aboulhosn, Katia 23,34,35,61,64 Acevedo, Cathy 23,63,64 Alquist, Monica 38,63,64 Apostol, Joy 32,39,63,64 Artis, Alisa 61 ,62,64 Bagasan, Regina 61 ,63,64,10O Bianchi, Therese 16,63,64 Boyle, Elizabeth 9,13,27,40,64 Carhee, Kim 10,13,34,35,65 Castillo, Tina 61 ,63,65 Chamberlain, Marh 39,62,65 Chow, Yvonne 38,46,61,65 Cunningham, Judi 1,10,35,38,65 Davis, Stacey 23,28,52,65 Deisher, Monica 10,15,47,5O,65 Dufresne, Rita 52,61 ,66 Dunaway, Dorrie 17,43,61,66 Eagleton, Danie 32,43,52,62,66 Fernandez, Karen 32,38,66 Field, Kim 16,63,66 Flynn, Meagan 34,38,39,45,66 Foisy, Paulette 34,52,61,66 Foy, Lisa 3,36,61,66 Franz, Kim 61 ,63,67 Goedde, Annette 62,63,67,100 Goto, Karen 13,35,46,67 Green, Jeanette 61 ,62,67 Guererro, Julie 4, 67 Guinasso, Juli 32, 67 Harkins, Terri 1,10,9,16,67 Hebrant, Isabelle 61 ,63,67 Hesketh, Sarah 11,12,14,50,68 Hjorten, Kristi 63,68 Huff, Terry 36,37,68 Ingram, Elizabeth 28,63,68 Irvine, Elizabeth 1,63,68 Jergens, Suzanne 38,45,46,68 Johnson, Angela 49, 61,68 Johnson, Paula 61 ,62,68 Jones, Marla 1,1O,13,69 Kettrick, Marci 34,35,43,52,69 Lane, Sheila 16,36,37,69 Lee, Mary Jo11,12,36,50,69 Levens, Reno 63,69 Logan, Leila 19,39,44,61,69 Malone, Becky 16, 52,61,69 Martini, Chris 1,61 ,69 McKlllop, Beth 16, 28, 52,70 Miller, Susan 35, 39, 45, 62, 70 Mok, Lillian 38,70 Monahan, Meghan 62, 63, 70 Monserrat, Grace 11,32,38,70 Mussio, Kris 1O,13,35,70,1O0 Noona, Aine 47,61 ,63,70 Patterson, Christine 39, 47, 70 Pike, Mandy 7, 35, 38, 45, 71 Robinson, Michelle 16,25,36,52,71 Salisbury, Karen 16, 25, 71 Santucci, Michele 36, 51, 71 Schmidt, Carla 62,71 Scott, Mary 1, 61, 63, 71 Seibert, Paula 1, 3, 11, 14, 71 Sidoine, Betzy 16, 46, 61, 71 Smith, Kerry 63,72 Taube, Lisa 38, 46, 63, 72 Terrenzio, Laura 39, 63, 72 JUNIORS: Allen, Deidre 42 Atkinson, Molly 27, 31, 38, 77, 78 Aughtry, Tracee 1, 5, 77, 78 Austin, Karen 42, 75, 76, 78 Bacungan, Jocelyn 76, 78 Baker, Stephanie 78 Beals, Neva 78 Bitts, Tammi 76,78 Borromeo, Marissa 77, 78 Bouch, Katherine 19, 37, 76, 78 Bring, Sonja 78 Bundrant, Jill 75, 78 Buren, Andrea 16, 52, 78 Burns, Shannon 16, 31, 42, 78 Calacat, Aileen 10, 13, 16, 38, 78 Camilon, Lisa 19, 20, 78 Castaneda, Margo 49, 78 Cawaling, Lorraine 10, 76, 78 Chavez, Celia 39, 40, 52, 78 Christen, Stacy 16, 36, 78 Clement, Beth 1, 47, 78 Cowan, Toi 16, 27, 75, 78 Cunningham, Cathy 21, 39, 78 Carameng, Lelyn 34, 78 Diego, Ana 4, 78 Duane, Angela 13, 27, 35, 76, 78 Edenholm, Karin 33, 38, 75, 76,78 Ehlinger, Lisa 19, 40, 45, 51, 79 Ervin, Cathy 19, 35, 75, 79 Finch, Laura 19, 29, 40, 45, 79 Flynn, Michaela 45, 77, 79 Fouty, Christine 35, 46, 53, 77, 79 Fritz, Marie 19, 76, 79 Fugere, Teresa 45, 47, 75, 79 Geraghty, Barbara 11, 39, 79 Geyen, DeChell 5, 75, 77, 79 Ghermay, Timnit 42 Gjurasic, Kim 11, 34, 75, 79 Gjurasic, Kris 35, 40, 76, 79 Goldsmith, Janet 11, 12, 47, 75, 79 Gwinn, Jenny 39, 79, 100 Hammond, Lisa 1, 40, 79 Henwood, Maw Pat 10, 79 Herth, Milla 77,79 Hicks, Melinda 75, 79 Higgins, Lucy 1, 79 Hill, Penelope 75, 76, 79 Hope, Debbie 77, 79 Hueffed, Theresa 45, 77, 79 Inman, Katherine 79, 100 Irwin, Jeanne 28, 35, 40, 75, 79 Jelterson, Evva 5, 79 Jurgens, Victoria 53, 77, 79 Kennedy, Theresa 79 Killion, Laura 1, 11, 16, 76, 80 Klepac-Gross, Renee 80 Knopp, Elizabeth 10, 15, 38, 47, 80 Kuhne-Geyer, Whitney 16, 52, 77, 80 Larson, Alicia 39, 77, 80 Lilly, Celina 5, 35, 80 MacDonald, Kelea 75, 80 MacDonald, Teresa 28, 38, 40, 42, 80 Mangold, Debbie 35, 43, 80 Mann, Kris 29, 40, 80 McDowell, Elizabeth 31, 38, 39, 80 Mclvor, Liz 75,80 McKlllop, Sheila 75,80 Michael, Cindy 14, 36, 75, 77, 80 Miles, Nancy 36, 75, 77, 80 Mitchell, Stephanie 32, 33, 38, 40, BO Mollette, Charron 1, 16, 77,80 Murphy, Kathleen 11, 18, 80 Murphy, Katie 80 Nelson, Lisa 35, 44, 47, 76,80 Nitz, Carrie 19, 75, 77, 80 Obras, Agnes 76, 80 Osterfeld, Laura 40, 80 Patton, Venetria 38, 39, 40, 76,81 Pavola, Julie 19, 40, 47, 76, Pedersen, Traci 44, 81 81 Petersen, Sarah 28, 35, 42, 81 Piszker, Angela 47, 53, 81 Polet, Erika 44, 76, 81 Rios, Sylvia 1, 11, 12, 81 Schmidt, Beth 38,81 Schuler, Kristen 11, 81 Sjoblom, Janet 18, 38, 40, 75,81 Smith, Shannon 1O,24, 47, 49,81 Stohr, Kathy 11, 47, B1 Thomsen, Kimberly 31,38,75, 76,81 Tillman, Monique 19, 77, 81 Topacio, Roxanne 19, 49, 77,81 Van Ry Palmer, Heather 28, Villasenor, Deanna 38, 81 Volk, Nancy 19, 81 42, 51, 81 Wager, Shauna 40, 47, 51, 75, 81 White Kia 42,81 Wick, Sabrina 81 Willy, Katy 38, 40, 77, 81 SOPHOMORES: Alexander, Kim 86 Alexander, Monica 86 Banks, Jeanine 38,86 Barnhart, Stacey 85, 86 Bevilacqua, Diane 86 Briscoeray, Kim 51 , 86 Brockway, Mandy 12, 86 Burns, Kellyann 13, 86 Butler, Meaghan 86 Cotton, Mimi 29, 86 Chamberlain, Amy 86 Carroll, Heidi 39, 84, 86 Carroll, Kelline 39,86 Carter, Kenyetta 86 Carver, Anne 84, 86 Casanova, Cecile 35, 38, 84, 86 Castillo, Melissa 86 Chacko, Anne 86 Chim, MayLing B6 Collins, Diane 83, 86 Collins, Wendy 86 Cook, Adrianne 42, 86 Diafos, Adrienne 42, 85, 86 Dotson, Sara 86 Durante, Lisa 6, 85, 86 Edwards, Darlene 35, 86 Ellis, Sara 86 Flores,Lara 85, 87 Flores, Lisa 42, 87 Flores, Shawna 35, 87 Tibbsy Alisa 40, 61, 63, 72 McChesney, Cathy 46, 75, 80 Garrett, Tamara 87 Tinder, Sonya 63, 72, 100 Trinen, Terri 10, 16, 35, 61 , 72 Troyer, Kathy 19, 61 , 72 Valdivia, Kathleen 52, 72, 100 Vandenber , Pe 62, 63, 73 - vansteenegem,giZ5rn 19, 24, 46, 33, 73 J Ol Clile OSA 61 6 Qtwff wager, Tina 25, 23, et, 62, 73 N 09- wickwtre, susan 10, 15, 34, 33, 73 f X Williams, Julie 63,73 Wooden, Lisa 63, 65 Zielinski, Lucia 63, 73 Desig ner' 725-8065 . Garaci, Debbie 52, 87 Gordon, Michelle 36, 40, 51 , 84, 87 Grutz, Rachel 11, 14, 19, 87 Halpin, Laura 84, 87 Hampton, Danielle 11, 14, 85, 87 Harbin, Rea 11, 51, 87 Hatchett, Twyla 87 Hjorten, Wendy 25, 85, 87 Hong, Andrea 87 Houle, Nicole 48, 52, 54, 87 Huffman Ma 87 Kellams, Wendy 10, 13,87 Kelley, Christina 87 Kelley, Shannon 87 Kichline, Kristal 18, 35, 87 Larsen, Lisa 29, 40, 87 Leahy, Marie 52, 83, 87 Legacy, Cathy 42, 83, 85, 87 Lewis, Melissa 53, 85, 87 Lynch, Erin 38, 84, 87 Madson, Stephanie 40,87 Martin, Mary 35, 39, 40, 83, 87 Mason, Cathy 40, 88 McCall, Sheena 50, 83, 88 McCarthy, Joanne 88 Mclvor, Lisa 84, 88 Metcalf, Nickole 11, 14, 88 Mirasol, Terri 88 Moore, Patty 47, 88 Morris, Terisa 85, 88 Murphy, Kaelen 39, 83, 84, 88 ' Murray, Sheila 88 Nagashima, Miki 88 Nawrot, Julie 29, 40, 88 Neal, Monique 1, 85, 88 Nelson, Amy 38, 84, 88 Oakes, Maribeth 88 O'Byrne, Kathleen 12, 88 Papka, Laurie 88 Patterson, Renissa 88 Patton, Rahima 52, 88 Perry, Karen 85, 88 Piscitello, Jennifer 88 Poor, Anita 10, 35, 40, 88 Price, Julie 28, 88 Prokop, Laurie 84, 88 Raney, Mary 84,88 Roberson, Tracy 88 Rusho, Mary 88 Salle, Monica 17, 89 Samuelson, Oriana 88 Sanders, Sabrina 89 Saulter, Carey 89 Schei, Carrie 89, 39 Schmitz, Kelly 89 Scdtt, Owen 85, 89 Sheedy, Kim 35, 84, 89 Sidoine, Hilda 89 Skommesa, Suzie 22, 89 Stanhope, Laura 40, 89 Stevens, Sara 89 Slye, Sauncy 11,84, 89 Smith, Monique 35, 84, 89 Strothers, Jenia 40, 42, 84, 89 Sykes, Tuella 1, 10, 13, 89 Tacke, Ann 16, 24, 35, 89 Tolbert, Crystal 85, 89 Trice, Anne 29, 35, 40, 89 Turner, Bridget 28, 29, 89 Valdivia, Sandra 89 Wallner, Katrin 89 Walsh, Molly 89 Watson, Tracy 32, 39, 84, 8 West, Jeni 89 Williams, Erica 11, 35, 89 Williams, Erin 22, 38, 89 Willliams, Monica 89 Wright, Haley 83, 89 FRESHMEN: Anas, Julie 39, 46, 94 5,89 Anderson, Chemaine 9, 91, 94 Anderson, Elizabeth 94 Angeles, Francesca 35, 94 Apostol, Melanie 94 Austin, Lisa 94 Bacungan, Judith 36, 50, 94 Bianchi, Kim 94 Borba, Holly 23, 94 Bradford, Melvenia10, 11, 14, 35, Bressler, Cathee 91, 94 Brooks, Roanea 94 Brown, Ellen 11, 91, 94 Bundrant, Julie 18, 94 Calhoun, Heather 11, 18,94 Cantil, Jeannine 52, 91 , 94 Carlin, Mari 94 Carroll, Kourtney 94 Castro, Cecilia 94 Catania, Holly 18, 94 Cawaling, Cynthia 94 Cowan, Charisse 94 Clark, Karla 11, 21, 94 Crace, Katie 10, 11, 15, 94 Cuff, Jenny 94 Cyprian, Algeria 11, 35, 94 Dagamac, Jo Anne 95 Davis, Shawn 10, 11, 50,95 Dizmang, Wendy 7, 50, 95 Duffy, Noreen 35 Elder, Paula 95 Ek, Mary 7, 35, 95 Fabre, Nickole 11,95 Findley, Frances 35, 95 Fellez, Erin 7, 52, 54,95 Fishburn, Kim 95 Flores, Claudine 7, 95 Foreman, Erin 95 Fornerette, Trina 11, 14, 95 Foy, Neysa 95 Gaddis, Carrie 39, 95 Garrett, Therese 18, 35, 95 94 Geraghty, Gracia 95 Hagen, Anne 50, 95 Ham, Lea 95 Hammond, Julie 95 Harris, Dee Dee 6, 18,95 Hendel, Sharma 95 Herard, Martine 52, 95 Hess, Janet 9, 10, 24, 95 Hesketh, Aimee 95 Hobson, Tanya 11, 14,95 Kellam, Stephanie 95 Keuss, Jessica 7, 15 Klinkenberg, Andrea 96 Knight, Lora 96 Kurkoski, Jennifer 30, 39, 96 , 1-QLeMler, Danielle 7, 96 Lewis, Stephanie 96 o4Lewis, Yolanda 11, 96 Lumbert, Nancy 11, 13,96 Mahlmann, Gretchen 96 May, Stephanie 96 McCarthy, Trisha 35, 96 McDonald, Colleen 96 McKillop, Katie 52, 54,96 Melton, Ula 23, 48, 91, 96 Meyers, Melissa 96 Michael, Angie 96 Miller, Angie 39, 96 Mitchell, Kathy 11, 41, 96 More, Traci 8, 11,96 Morefield, Julie 96 Murphy, Debbie 96 Nassar, Odette 96 O'Leary, Sheila 96 Ott, Margi 96 Papagayo, Evelyn 48, 96 Parks, Marlene 11, 14,96 Perry, Ann 39,96 Pinczes, Christina 97 Polk, Yvonne 97 Pugel, Anr iO, 15,97 Raney, Sara 97 Riley, Erin 5, 7, 97 Roach, Lynn 91 Schmitz,,Julie 7, 97 Session, Sharon 97 Smith, Laura 97 Smith, Michelle 97 Scott, Vicki 97 Stephenson, Ann 91 , 97 Stewart, Denise 35, 97 Strasser, Vicky 5, 7, 97 Strope, Meegan 7, 97 Taylor, Felicia 52, 91, 97 Teshome, Kidist 52, 54, 91, 97 Waham, Nicole 7, 10, 15, 91, 97 Warren, Christy 33, 97 Wheeler, Lisa 97 Williams, Dawn 48, 97 Williams, Meghan 97 Wingo, Adrienne 97 Zeumault, Andrea 5, 14, 97 X. 5 the surro ate hostess NOTE g HCUSE MUSIC ll 94'IlS0lllll li il1'lll'li 14020 N. E. 21st, Suite B, Bellevue, WA. 98007 Harry if Kao Inman QZOCJJ 643-8383 1lU1 ld! Alihllsiliill, wllhlhlhh 9l112lTlllph0nC 323-0908 U Printed Music Specialists tor tltc Eastside 740 19th Avo- E-lsolttlol Washington 98112lTel0phono 324-1 944 Index 99 1985 Staii Focus on 'Excalibur' . WWE 5 Annette Goedde Editor Regina Bagasan Sophomore Section Jenny Gwinn Junior Section Katherine Inman Sophomore Section Paula Johnson Senior Section Kris Mussio Sports Sonya Tinder Senior Section Kathleen Valdivia Junior Section - ' y 'www Sister Dorothy Dees Advisor v E me A t si 1 E 100 Yearbook Staff i 3 E 5 i i Excalibur staff strikes a pose: Top: Sister Dorothy. Above: QBackj Sonya Tinder, Regina Bagasan, Kathleen Valdivia, Jenny Gwinn. iFront:i Annette Goedde, Kris Mussio, Katherine Inman. First semester staft member not pictured: Paula Johnson. 'V9. 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