Juanita High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Kirkland, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1981 volume:

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Reczclz beyond yourself Lei your spirit son V, LU? yourself lziylzer Than you over' 1141110 bcgfore. 5 ,- , x,g.:,,, . A r r 4 we 'I' 7 J Fight and For Own Juanita Red, White cmd B We ZZ W nqf Z8 Ga, R f ST ees N TQYQA.. rl il ig, E ii 5 5 b V Q-Q Qi fy 1 kvyx '92 4 , xl V r 1 b 8- LV .Afl- ' 'W -5 ' Y ?v W 15 'Q . 93' E mm 1 Q 5 Q X 1 4 I s Z A 5 i 3 I 1 3 7 5 I V I , if x I fl CZ vafifsfzxw-A , '- f X ,gx:i41.q?f-141. ' ' Seniors Receive High Ratings it Top of Charts With Spirit Victoria Adarns Andreas Ahrioeiler Jog Albertson Eric Allen Deborah Anderson Ga ry Anderson Heifli Anrlreivs Paul Angell Tolin Annis Olof A nsorge N iloofar Arnini Afshar Laura Asrnnssen Gregry Awbreg Colleen Baker Kelly Baker Stephen Barclay 10 ff! I With the Spring selection of the Seniors Cabinet and ZS'-E-N-I-O-R-S' Cheers on Ju ne 20th, 1980, The Class of '81 began its reign. Kicking QU' the year, Seniors participated in pajaina day, highlightefl bg brealqfast, parading, and cheering. Senior Cabinet held a Fireioorlcs sale, Car Bash, Class fy' '81 T-Shirts and a. Christnias Tree Sale. The tree sale brought in a 'Noble' profit of -593177. The Senior Ball and Class gift are the major goals-for thejii nal ra isers. V:'V'-r Outstanding Seniors went nowstopjillfill- ing A.S.B. ogices, Publication Editorsh ips, Cheerstajf positions, and Dramatic roles. Class members recieved scholarships ath- letic, vocal, instrnrnental music, a na' scholas- tic awarrlsg denionstrating superior achieve- ments. .I P, ag,-1, 'tt gc ,ns so M. ,A fr QW . fx '2:',W , ' W? +I, eg.. f IJ Q CJ? ,X A 1 'Few I I ' 1 Qi Greg Mann gives o sly grin. it QV K' .1-15357 rs fd 'P' g lim, , fl llmwwf' I X, .M I.,-,Q Z. if . . 4, sfxt ,fr f f - . 2 '61 . .1 , ' A 715 - ' 'M , ,, ,,g'.f' M , V v If L Sf-wars f if Kristine Barnett Leonard Barnett Eugene Barrow Julie Bassett Lother Bauer Pamela Beach Lori Becker Matthew Beier William Bement Laurie Benson Adam Berger Philip Bergeron Barbara Bigelis Mark Biggs Bradley Biwer Ja mes Blackstone Tod Blair Crystal Blzmdell Jenn ie Bolton Michael Bonney 11 Janzes Borgrnan Donna Bosworth John Bourque Victorino Bourque Jeremy Bradcler John Brandt Lisa Breitenbuecher Dale Bright Todd Brink Derek Brown Kathleen Brown Marla Brown Shannon Bryant Carolyn Buck Laura Burnzeister Dan Burrell Caryn Calvert Caroline Canzpbell 12 4.1. , L ,M , P W E K ,al 'Di 2 Whrfrrf docs one go fo val llnlvll and xfurly? von- fvnzplufvs Snnrlz' Nagle. 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Lyle Off arls some rlzyflzm lo a pep assernbly x 41x :ii ' x ' 73 G fm 1 Annette Halizorsmr Sliellie Hamliii Valerie Halma Janette Ha rrisoii Karl Ha rtqzlist Mike Hastings Lisa Hayes Jeffery Haymes Mark Hazard Andrea Head Kathy Helm Wesley Helm Kristin Hendrix Kristy Hermanson Rod Hiyley Lisa Hill Lynette Hodsan Walter Hogg 19 Seniors Chart Lzfe Destznatzons nioerszty Careers, M arrzage, Fafnfwly Shane Hohnsfein David Holm Vicki Hosfefter Carol Hunt Derek Hunter Seoff I nawnza Cliflofn Jackson Julia Jackson Mark Jackson Karla Jagla Matthew Jensen Elisabeth Johanson Erie Johnson John Johnson Shari Johnson Leisa Johnston Davifl Jones Karen Jones Donald Jones 20 uw .. lf E x . i -in rig ahmve: COIIIIIG Worllzen and J14l1e Smzflz work on tlzezr assignmenf rlurinyy DECA. beluux' Sen fem enjoy pfzjanm day. . v, r' K V in K el aww 'X' J, NS., 49 1, Q Joe Knlnr Lisa Kalfenbaelz Patricia Keafing Alan Kelzle Gregory Keller Eleanore Kenafly Loren Ken netf Fa rzin Hlwrranz Ericlca Kiefer Heaflzer K1' nfl refl Jill Kingnmn Deanna Kissinger Da VCI. Kifelzel Joan ne Klein Roberf Knigge Rilflz Koelzel Cherie Konlcler Tina Krajselc Jolzalnnes Kress ner 21 Pafr1'ca'f1 K I'llZ'llCl2, Russel Lcullcy Klzlem Lu 1' Vikls 1' Ln mla nge r Llmlu Larson Kenf Lossinger Kill Lawrence DC?l70l'Ul1 Lev M iclz ael Lipp Co rol Lo Michael Lowry Omar Luna Tw'cf.wc1 Lzzml Laurie Luflzer Al 1'c'z'a Mfzceira Gregory Malcom Corrie Molloy Kelli Mumlalrano 22 J .gk ,DS uf. 1 W 1 fx RA, , V' i ll, f' Q x. M, if C 4, fl! fl X, ' it I ,1K. I A . J K. 'yox ,K..:k I 1 l K, S' :fre 2 Q V k K 3 -. K . M. ' l o 1 ii, K K, X . ai .. , K K l 'E - lik K 1 V H 5 K 'kt V , w.. -- .N.x..,3i' Q f 1 X . L A K3 X Vicki Lon T1Y1I'1'x loolfs flze ollzor' way. ,K ,, H ,.. f .. ,, .J . J ' ir I PM xy y f 'fre Karl HllI'ff1llI.Nf 11'r11'111s up Ixqfhrw flu' fjlllllf' brfgfns. '61 'iff' Greg M1111 II Cheryl MU'7lZfJI'I 1' L111111 MU7ZZfllI1. Kl'iSfi'lI Mr11's1111 Je1111if2f1' MCIff?'SfllI Ku ren Mt?AI fl1'Zll' Hnrlaml MCfEI1IGII.lj Tracy MCGibblll1 DU7,71.ti MCHU 1111111 D11'11'11 McKay Jr1cq111' MC'Kf?6?'1.7I'l' Kc1fl1y Mf7KflIIlfQl Brian Mc:L11cl1la 11 S1'e11c11 Ml,'M1.IIGl1 KUfI'1'lIlI McNeal Eric MeII1'11 J lj ff Mc11o1z1,'11 Grzfg Merida Debo 1111 11 M 1.0 1'I111.11'cl1 Julia Midgv 23 lbw-Q., ,- ful Y N ix . we .L AQ atv X Wm JR S 3 s Q B- I ii 53 f X xxx kcxi Y? A 1 .2' ff' 5437 11 . -f. x Xmi-.sv XIV: we 4 . V W 4 1 ,,, QM! , im! i5 -t - X, 1 4 fm 'G Senior Pride and Enthnsiasin Presented In Stereophonic Susan Miller Tanirni Miller Harold Mischlce David Mitchell Deanna Mitchell Chris Moellnier Ta nzrn i Morehead Gregory Morris Devadas Miiralidliaran J iinrny Muscat Linda Miisselnian Sandra Nagle is . M ,x Linda Naish Lisa Navarro Dave Nelson Gary N6?17:'7'Z,S Nancy Nicklaus Jennifer Nield ' Thornas O'Hara Angela Oliver M l il I 'C L' ly 26 Sonnd ,, Jennifer Oliver Ron Ol leer Kami Olsen T my Olsen Sfeplzen Oowlf Andrew Off Lyle Off Joh n Parkinson Scott Parsons Dina Pafterson J il l Peawrson Den ise Pe il Roy Pelfrey Slzerilee Perron Ann Marie Peferson Erie Peterson Scoff Peferson Mielmel Plzilpoff 27 Melissa Piecillewicz Ma rio P1'memSa,l Lisa Plankey Arla Pomeroy Sylvia Poppe Scotf Pringle Ma ry Rainwater Damon Ramsey Eric Rasmussen Heidi Rasmussen Jan Ravert Kerri Redden Da ryl Reeve Juliafnna Repas J ulie Rhoads Patty R ice Kimberly Riclia rclson Rowan ne Rieclc 28 zdnie Taylor converses daring a break 'QTY Jcmdell Riclzeson Monique Ripley Stacey Roberts Joel Robertson Dale Robins Kari Roflewalrl Jon Root Aliso Rofroiclc Kevin Ross Leslie Ross Holly Rostock Rlzys Rotli Gregory Routli Do rla R21 :Idle Lisa So nclzez Da mzy Sotlzer Jackie Sawyer' Carrie Scalzo Scott Sclzaible Barbara Sclimidt 29 Sarah Schvzerihger Pefer Schuppehha Her Suzalmze Schlufer Da ree Sz'l1wez'gerf James Searle Sfephanie Secord James Shirley James Shofslall Richard SlzzqfQ?leh Gabriela Siezoerf Ba rbalra Sinclair Amy Sjolanfler Anna Slagle Joh ll Sloane Leslie Van Slyflce Ma ry Smullin Michele Southern Donald Sparling 30 'u . Hel , 5 .f if 'E' 1 4 'ZZ fm , :Sy : 'E in no 'fa ' we Missy Pieculm4'1'cz shows a Rebel triumph, - if , we Aff mud '18- ,vo 1' wx ,I . 'Vx lb ,, 5 2 1 l f f 1 Y 1 43555, 41 1 f 'Y 55 fs, , Jaafari' 27 ef W :gill 'V' . i n e 12 1 , Av 3 'X 4 fn' Pajama-rlad Senforx march tlfmuglz J.H,S. halls. U' . f ,ti T 1 5 3 5 John Spiller William Spurr Kivn Starlcweather Robert Stewart Trent Stoker Troy Strain Tami Strigen James S'LlHZf6'Y'lCL'HII Irene Swanson Rowland Tegio Lewis Temple Marie Thonipson Eric Tlioinson Gina Tliorlcildson Albert Tolbert Panz ela Tolnzie Lorie Ton ger 31 The Senzors Got It Done n 81 old Trees, zreworlcs, T Slfnrts Denis Tracy Eric Trapp Vzfclcilou Travis Douglas Turner Laurel Ullery Sheri Upton Gregory Ursiehy Paula Valentine Leahy Van Leuven Polly Vaughan Scott Vermeulen Terry Vinson Mike Voorhees Brent Wagar Steve Wafhylquist Kate Wallace Tracy Wallace 32 Aw ' 'QT X? 41' Tracey Waslzbu rn Lani Wcaycr' Lynette Wcis Sitri Wcltzin Scott Westcryrcn Tc fri Westc rg rc II Cynthia White Robert Wick Ann Williams Dcuzicllc Williams Jcff Wilson Mitch Wflxon Timothy Wilson Bon nie Win slow Don W1 I1.9I!lfll,' Timotlzy Woodx Steve Worlc y Co 22 n ie Worth c 1' n Thomas Wunderlzfclz Da mel Zics nz c r 33 K as VW Q f , S . sf I f P 'v V .54 -15, an , a 9, T, if Q14 'Hx gs HK f Q ,f Rebels End ive Year H Loss String With a convincing 26-8 rout inf North Thurston in the second game of the year, the Juanita Football Tea ni set the stage .for it's 13-7 victory over Red rnond ich ich was the Rebels'-first K ingCo icin since 1975. Juanita icithstood a late ganie Mustand rally with the help ofan interception by linebacker Dave Chara- ieell. Under direction -from neu' head coach Mr. Chuck Tarborq the Rebels led rival Lake Washington 6-0 to the final minutes accepting a 6-7 defeat. Bothell issued heartbreaking 6-7 lose when the Cougars recovered a Rebel lfllttlblff and scored in the remaining ll seconds. Af- ter slashing to a 0-0 tie, the Rebelsnfell to Sa in nia niish in the first round of' over- tinze 6-7. The Rebels-fielded at niuch strong de- fensive club, holding seven out of' nine opponents to It points or less. The defense was lead by defensive- back Bob K n igge 'who set a school record icith seven interceptions. Turning in outstanding defensive preforniances were Walt Hogg, Dale Bright, Todd Brink, Jeff'Dale, Paul Angell, Leonard Barnett, Larry Lakey, and Paul Was- dom. Three year Rebel standout Ryan Spil- ler led the teani in rushing, icith ex- cellent blockinglfroni Jiin Shirley, Todd Brink, Gregg Morris, Brian McLachlan, and Jeff'Dale. The passing attack ieas led by quarterbacks, Steve Neioshani and Bob Waskon ieith receiv- ers Glenn Scott, Erv Kuebler, and Gregg Mann as major scoring threats. Teanz inenibers voted Jeff' Dale and Brian Webster as co-captains a nd Paul Angell as Most Inspirationsl player. clockzcise.fronz the upper left: ' Rebel Defensive players Walt Hogg, Larry Lakey, and llerek Broien eye the quarterback. if Wide receiver Glenn Scott cuts a-fter catching the pass. t Quarterback Bria n Webster prepares to th ron' as Todd Brink and Derek Broicn set up. K' Place kicker John Bourque kicks the e.1'tra point, after the winning toucluloirn against Red nionrl. t Brian Webster releases a pass as Rebel line- nian .fbrin an iinpassable barrier. 'f Halfbaclc Ryan Spiller scores in upset icin orer Redmond as lineman Brian McLachlan and Gregg Morris shon' their e.rciten1e nt. 'f Coach Chuck Tarbor gives players encour- agement from the sidelines. -.,, Q fy. 4 1 Y 'M 53155 fi.. im I . '13, sk' I W5 W 2 ' Q F gl Qifmg' - 1 b-X., 414, .ie 'S i' and If W JV Team Sets Base for P ogram The Junior Varsity Football Team like the Varsity squarl hit many peaks and valleys in a learning year under new coaches, Mr. Chuck Tarbox, Mr. Harry Bergh, Mr. Rolly Woolsey, Mr. Jim Anrlrilenas, Mr. Frank Jones, Mr. Ken. Broche and Mr. Clafiale Norris. Among the peaks was the Mount Si game, the Rebels were behind 13-0 at haUtime but blitzerl their opponets in the second lzalffltt' Ui 33-13 e1'Cfer.11- The Rebelsjinisherl the season with a 4-4 record. Outstanding performances were turned in by running backs Ken Charawell, Joe Gilpin and Dane Jen- ningsg quarterbacks Bab Waskom and Rick D'Alessantlro ana' Lineman Scott Hicks, Marty Stephan, Scott Davidson, Troy Ca m illeri and Ra ntly Sa nflers. elockzeise from u ppe r left: X Football Teamqjirst rou', left to right: Paul Angell, Atlam Manis, Ron Sanborn, Rob Hastings, Roiclanfl Tegio, Kim Water, Rick D'Alessan1lro, Chip Peterson, Duane An- rlrezrs, and Ken Pelfrey. Seeonrl rou'.' Terry Hjermstafl, Ken Cha rau'ell, Troy Olson, Dare Dearclortj Larry Lakey, Walt Hogg, Lenny Leviton, Brant Compton, Dare Jennings, Marty Bain aiul Steoe Harris. Th irrl rout' Coach Harry Berjqh, Coach Chuck Tarbo.r, John Bourque, Jlffl'Jtll'l'll, Greg Morris, Mike Sherstarl, Jet7'Su'anson, Dale Rright, Casey Wayman, Paul Waskom, Stere Hurling, Troy Ca milleri, Giaeh Ken Rroches anrl Coach Joe Skalka. Fourth roux' Coach Frank Jones, Scott Hicks, Joe Gilpin, Jim O'Hearn, Gregg Mor- ris, Mike Hastins, Mike Philpott, Ryan Spil- ler, Dane Charawell, Randy Williams and Eric Mellin. Fifth rout' Coach Rollie Woolsey, Bob K nigge, Jeff Corner, Greg Mann, Glenn Scott, Paul Aeeijy, John Cluck, Dereck Brou'n, Dean Scott, Bob Swain, Paul M i.r anrl Coach Sonny Norris. Si.rth rou'.' Chris Ph illips, Jett' Dale, Rick Simpson, Lenny Rarnett, Joe K as- suba, Eel Johnson, Scott Danielson, Al Tolbert, Dane Oliver anfl Pete Hanson. Seventh roux' Coach Jim Anrlrilenas, Steue Smith, John Christian, Brian McLachlan, Hob Waskom, Steve Neufsham, Rria n Webster, Marty Stepan, Trent Stoker, Torlil Rrink, Jim Shirley anrl Ere Kuebler. Y Quarterback Bob Waskom barks out signals. if Safety Ranily Williams rlieesltor the tackle as Paul M i.r gives chase. 'F Haltback Ken Charazeell slashes through :le- .tenrlers on his way to a big gainer. 'i Rob Waskomntbllrncs through u'ith his pass as Joe Kassuba takes on a rival fletenfler. X Cornerbaek Rob Hastings makes the tackle as Rebel tleterulers close in. 39 Rebel Girls Spike it to KingCo For the-first time in Jaunita history the Volleyball team advanced in the District Tournament. The Rebels who met Renton in the-first ga meg bowed out to ,the state power house to end a suc- cessful season. This is definetly the most successful team we 've had, responded Miss Cathy Michaelis. Headed by Captains Lisa Fosse and Hope Grimm, the team stressed toyetherness, and team concept. Hope Grimm was voted Most Valueable player, and Susan Dryer and DeeDee Fowler were chosen for the Coaches Award, and Lisa Fosse recieved the I n- spirational player award, the Most Im- proved Player was awarded to Cindy Corder. Success describes this enth usiastic 9- 3 team. They defeated Newport 15-7, 17- 15 and Issaquah 15-9, 15-12, the two teams they had previously never over- come. The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team impressed Coach Mr. Tim Crowder. They showed dedication with a will- ingness to work, The mark of 6-A was the-finest record accomplished by a J. V. team. The squad played onstanding matches overcoming a 13-8 deficit to Redmond, and prevailed over a favored Interlake team. clockwise from upper left: 'F Varsity Volleyball team, first row, left to right: Hope Grimm, Sally N iemie, Leslie Smith, Lisa Fosse, Melonie Schaet. Second rout' Coach Cathy Michaelis, Nancy Niem ic, Stephanie Secord, Lisa Planlrey, Tracey Washburn, and Susan Dryer. Maureen Mirley sets the ball fin' team mem- bers during the Mercer Island yame. Stephanie Secord concentrates on her serve Lisa Fosse unleashes a iniyhty serve in a home game ayainst Redmond. In the point struggle Jan La nyberg delivers a poieerhouse se rve, Junior Varsity Volleyball Team: first row, let? to rightg DeeDee Fowler, Jan La ngberg, Julie Hsu, Stacy Johnson. Second rou',' Ca role Ohlsen, Maureen Mirley, Holly Rostack, Sue Mu r, Cindy Corder, and Coach Tim C rozeder Stephanie Secord and Tracey Washburn block Ir.iIi's spike. The startiny lineup Susan Dryer, Tracey Washburn, Stfphanie Secord, Hope Grimm, Lisa Plankey, and Nancy Niemee get in their serre positions. Deellee Fowler bumps the ball-hir a team set. Q: 41 wk pr 41 at Af 40 'L .i 'lit' ,, 3, W, . sl Q .1154 , W ,,,, f., ..-.-.w--- ,qui ...ff f . ,- ,...... -f-'pcs , UW 'UMW 4 fgwwyb ,hw 'fzidfff , X , , ' - . , f i 11 - -S45 W , is :f,.g',a1-4 ax... --.. ,X ,,- IVQTQI 41 Reb Hoops Tops Again I ingCo The 1980-81 Varsity Basketball Team continued its long win ning tradi- tion as a leading KifngCo power. The Rebels advanced to the league cham- pionship game, under Head Coach Mr. Bob Anderson, .for the second straight year. Juanita iras lead by all-state center Rod nie Taylor and Clll-Kvlkllfjcll.fll7 ll,'CllYl Don Sparling, The duo .formed the best one-tu'o punch in the league. At home against Mt. Lake Terrace, Don Spar- l ing scored .42 points to break the J .H .S. single game record held by Husky Steve Jackson. Rodnie Taylor crushed Grant Cussae's 1978 record of 1,026 points u'hile defeating Inglemoor. With a strong supporting cast of guards Bob Knigge and Erv Kiiebler amllforzea rds Brian Webster and Mike Haney, Juanita played what has been called Rebel Basketball as they pressed and ranlfast breaks the entire game. Reserves Steve Oord t, Dave B art, Brian Bischoff and Karl Hartguist, played 'ufell ufhen called upon to give the starters valuable resting time. The Runnin' Rebels proved throughout the year that they have one ofthe stronger teams in the state as they defeated such perenial powers as Mercer Island 7.4-61, and Garfield 68-51. Defeating Newport in the regular sea- sonq assured the Rebles ofa spot in the KingCo title ga meg automatically plac- ing them into the district tournament with th elfinal goal of'State competition. eloelfwisefrom the upper left: Guard Erv Kuebler showsfinetform from out- side against Newport. Guard Bob Kn igge dribbles to evade defe n ders. Center Rodnie Taylor slam dunlfs 'for tu'o points against Mercer Island as Don Spa rling and Brian Webster look on. 'F Forzeard Don Sparling lays the ball up in a home game with lnterlake. The Varsity Boys Basketball Tea mg-first ro'u', left to right: Coach Mr. Claude Norris, Head Coach Mr. Bob Anderson, and Scout Mr. Ken Broehes. Second rofux' Mike Lowry, Erv Ku- ebler, Karl Hartguist, Don Spa rling, Rodn ie Taylor. Mike Haney, Brian Bisehoffl Brian Webster, Bob Knigge, and Steve Oordt. Not Piet u red Roiela nd Tegio, ' Ifodn ie Taylor shoots a 1:3 jump shot against defending state ehamps Garlield. -1: -k an ik -v Don Sparling shoots over his defender. X Forward Mike Ha neyfires up a jumper. Q in , 3 - ,-.., if 'X'--...i 4. ' if S11 .iq 5 er: -,iv Sw . gg.. . D -N, ...-Q ... in w wa, LL-i N L Nm.. -I' 5- L V ' r A 1 kr , A :uf 7:3 :PIMP i 1: X' '32 4 Wil H5351 P M tr . ,MELA sf! Cagers Oat Shoot Opponents To keep Varsity teams primed with top players the Juanita Basketball pro- gram iiieliides both Junior Varsity and Sophomore teams. Coaeh Mr. Claude Norris directed the J.V. Boys Basketball team th rough an impressive season with victories over Monntlake Terrace, Inglemoor and Sammamish. Vince Caliiori lead the team in assists and scoring. Stroiigmeni at the boards were Jeff' Watson and Steve Sparling. With a strong start the Girls J.V. Team kept their spirit and winning style all th rough their season eoaeh ed by Ms. Cathy Miehealis. Heading np the defense Leslie Smigh, Lisa Sitterding and Pat Culleeny limited opponets scores. The girl,s big ieins 'were oiier I n- glemoor, Belleone, state pofieer Garfield, and anal a eomenfrom behind blitz over Neieport. Katie Sa'r'oo'r and Rikka Niel- sen had the lead game. With tongh guys Pat Costello and Mike Correl and key player Royal Francois the Sophomore Team im- proved their shooting and ball handling skills. Coach Mr. Jerry Zylstro,s team added to the Jilanita Basketball Dy- nasty. eloekzeise from the upper left: 'L The Boys Jnnior Varsity Basketball Teamg left to right: Brad Bnrrniester, Steee Spar- ling, Dennis Naish, Greg Settle, Vinee Ca- lnori, Coaeh Mr. CYande Norris, Kim Wafer, Dave Burt, Jeff' Groenen, John Loekleer, Jeff Sather and Jeff' Watson. Sophomores set to 'reeoiier the tip eff John Loekleer lannehesgfor tieo points. Lisa Sitterding gets ready to break the Belle- rne defense. Jeff' Watson handles the inbounds pass from Vince Caluori. The Girls Junior Varsity Teamgfirst ron' left to right: Lisa Sifterding, Cathy Nelson, Leslie Smith, Carrie Darlington, and Pat Cnlleeny. Second role: Coaeh Ms. Cathy Miehaelis, Katie Sareer, Missy Biieer, Ifikke Nielsen, Pan Wafer. and Kelly Moore.. The Boys Sophomore Basketball Tea mg left to right: Kirk Johanson, Royal Fra neois, Wayne W1gtIl'l', Pat Costello, Bob Isaaeson. Fred Arfsten, Mike Girrel, and Hob Maeke and Coach Mr. Jerry Zylstra. The team listens to Coaeh lhliehaeliss. Vince Calnori lets loose an autoinatie ju mper oner Mercer Islands defense. Over the Garfield players goes Lisa Sitterd- i:ig's sirisher. wk A: fb wk wk Sk sf as Pk W Ballard's defense tries lftlHIll't'!'NSf-Zlllfl to bloek Kim Wafer's shot. Pat Cnlleeny battles a Garfield player for a tough tip offl Rated Rebs oininate The Leagne The 1980-81 Rebels Girlls Varsity Basketball Team, was coached by Mr. Dick Rjerke. With a starting five re- turning teain, they had excellent de- fense, and super offense. Ranked as one ofthe top ten, and a KingCo champion, the tea'ni's perhir- mance proved that they really were a hardworking and aggressive team. With strong inside power from jor- wards Lisa Plankey, Katrina McNeal, Lisa Navarro, Karen Jones, and Tracey Washburn., they totally donii- nated the boards. Added strength eaniejrom quick and aggressive guards, Stephanie Secord, Polly Vaughn, Maria Haley, Colleen Baker, and Hope Griin ni. Even though such injuries as sprained ankles, colds and-flu took their toll aniong the player's they managed superbly, winning their firstjkinr non- league games. Lisa Plankey scored her season high of31 points, against Lin- coln of Tacoma. The team continued their winning tradition by beating Ingleinoor 66-24, Newport 59-39, Lake Washington 75-37, and a fantastic win over Sa nz nianzish 60-Ali. Coach Rjerke said, This is one ofthe best and hardest working girls teams he has ever 'worked with, adding They really work together as a tearn should, and have a great tiine doing sof' elock'u'isc from upper left: tk During time out Coach Rjerkc gires team plan ofattaek. 'Y Karen Jones attempts a foul shot, X Colleen Baker happily looks on. Lisa, Pla nkey concentrates at the foul line. K With accuracy in mind Katrina McNeal de- livers .tor I point, 96 Girl's Varsity Basketball Team: First roze: Hope Grimm, Colleen Baker, Steplzainc Se- cord, Polly. Second rout' Coach Mr. Dick lijerke, Tracey Washburn, Karen Jones, Lisa Plankey, Lisa Navarro, Katrina McNeal and Maria Haley. X Stcpliaine Secord mores to the rebound. Tracey Washburn aggressively blocks her op- ponent. Polly Vaughn lll'lt'l't'I'S a clear layup, with Maria Haleyjolloleing. wk 46 -,,.....f--- ' . if X x. . -1 1.. .Wx NV-'bun' -4 Y M A K. f ,mr ' .4 Qi?zjq:f?1,' V ' - . V ',k' A ' -Q. N , 'fb-:J f'A A 5 ' ' M ,,.Mg'2waa 5 I Mx l 61 5 '5 I I -. , Q, , 47 Swimmers Fitycill Coach Expectations Free, butterfly, back and breast are the fonr basic strokes in swimming. JHS Boys Swim Team swims 4,000 to 5,000 ya rds everyday, after school using these strokes. Under new guidance by Coach, Mr. Dave Ganahl, the Boys Swim Team, jumped QU' to a tremen- dously good start. They finished their season with at 7 win 3 loss record. Jeff Ranniger expressed, ,'I have been swim- ming for about five years now and Coach Ganahl is one ofthe best.,, Jim McGordy and Tony Love swam freestyle, Rob Renshaw and Dave Manzoni the butterfly, Todd Brink and Brad Hunter the back stroke and Jeff Ran niger and Duane Morris swam the breast stroke this year. Coach Mr. Ga- nahl raved, These guys are some ofthe most enthusiastic swimmers I have ever had the priviledge to coach. clockwise from upper left: Duane Morris demonstrates thefly stroke. ' The boys swim team peps each other upjor the meet against Mercer Island. Victorino comes up .har a breath during the breast stroke. ' Boys Swim Teamg first row, left to right: Ed- die Ada ms, JQffM1l,Cll6T, Jim McGordy, Tony Love, Todd Brink, Victor Bourgh, Mike Sherstad, Russ Ladley, Rob Renshaw, and Coach Dave Ganahl. Second row: Brad Hunter, Duane Morris, JeU'Ranniger, Dale Robins, Tony White, Nelson Salazar, Steve Neale, Jordy Rosenburg, Dave Monazoni, and Jay Parkinson. Mike Bonney swims to victory. ' Tony White shows the swim team the correct way to do a swan dive. ' Todd Brink swims 200 yards of-freestyle. 48 my ji As, 9511, A .'2 im..f y , 2. sm. I 'N f' Yi' R Agp. M - 035,35 TJTLN UNCC SWIM TLJQV1 l wwf K gui.. 31g wa ,pai r X 'f ,,,, , I .,, Y- Mum fl- . nk -f..-.,:1,.,1q: 5' Lug X15 49 Swimmers NN -N. Stroke To Easy Win The Girls'Swim Team finished their season with an 8-4 record. Outstanding victories were the October meets agaist Bothell, 130-38 and Redmonclg 110-6l. The early season 92-80 win over Sa rn- maniish proved very inspirational. The victory had evaded swimmers for 10 yea rs. New coach, Mrs. Jefri Donovan played an important team role. M rs. Donovan really pulled our team to- gether, commented LeAnne Desilet. Weight was stressed more than in former years and many girls dieted to improve their times. But Ifeel it was Coach Donovan's positive coaching tchnique which gave as so mitch spirit , explained Andreah Head. Seven of the 28 swim team members qualified to compete in the State meet. Kelly Gates in the 100 yard baclcstrolce and medley relay, LeAnne Desilet in the 100 ya rd breaststroke, 200 ya rd in- dividual relay, and freestyle relay and Patty Hiitchinson in 100 yard freestyle, 200 ya rd individual relay, andfreestyle relay. Allyson Warshal in medley relay, Jenny Churchill in medley relay and freestyle relay, Tessie Grim mett in 100 ya rd breaststroke and medley relay, and Kim Gates in 500 yard freestyle and .freestyle relay. It was the team 's wins against tough competition that raised confidence to -Hn ish second at the Regional Meet. clockwise from upper left: ' Andreah Head concentrates on herfin ish. Girls Swirn Team, first row, left to right: Diane Sehulz, Lyn Carnegie, Andreah Head, Martha Nelson, Christa McCa-ffry, Jodi Doa r, Kelly Gates, Kini Gates. Second row: Laurie McCabe, Patty Hutchison, Karla Jagla, Jill Pearson, Christy Foster, Jackie Donpierre, Wendy Swanson, Ca ndis Michel, Patty Dono- van, Coaeh Karla Hansen. Third roux' Coach Jefri Donovan, Mary Rysetf Esther Worely, Bonnie Winslow, Paula Jenson, Donna Bos- worth, Jennie Churchill, Tessie Grinimett. Martha Nelson warms up jor her diving event. Kelly Gates, State qualifier in medley relay. Patty Hutchison, Teain Captain Leanne Desilet, State Qualifier. Patty Hutchison practices her breastroke. Juanita shoots ahead at the start. Wendy Swanson, Lyn Carnegie, and Jodi Doar await the time results it wk sk is wk ik 41 ek 50 df M422 '1'. . pn ,fl ,,,. 40-:ww 'Q' Wrestlers Take Down Opponents , The Wrestling Team had a talented blend of youth and experience as they .fielded perhaps the strongest team in Juanita High School's history. Coach Mr. Chris Peterson, in his second year as head coach wrestled -Hoe sophomores, three juniors and five seniors on the Varsity Team. The Rebels participated in the Ed- monds Invitational Wrestling Meet in January. In a field of nine schools the team erhibited strength iohilejinishing high in the team standings. Juanita, making one if it's finest shoulings in KingCo, was led by 158 ponnder John Bourque, 115 pounder Mike Spurr, 108 pounder Corey Brown, 1.35 ponnder Mark Hazard, 190 pounder Jeff Dale and heayyuieight Randy Sanders. The Rebels lostjiae lette rmen to grad- nation, Charley Engler, Mark Hazard, Bill Spurr, Team Captain John Bourque and Je1ffDale, Juanitafs fine season gives evidence that the Rebels a re fast becoming a KingCo power. clockwise from the upper left: If J.V. H6G'I,7!j'll'l'lgIlf John Christain stands on his head to escape an uneonitortable hold. The Varsity Wrestling Tea niqfirst rou', left to right: Mark Hazard, Greg Robbins, Charley Engler, Keith Chang, Mike Spurr, Corey Brown, Loren Sehnable. Second rout' Coach Chris Peterson, Randy Sanders, Jett' Dale, Paul Waslfoin, John Bourque, Bill Spur. Mike Spnrr performs a tu'o point reversal against an unlucky Mercer Island urrestler. 'F Mark Hazard 1:25 pounder sets himself to go jor a tu'o point takedouwn. 4' Giring his opponent a tap on the head, Jett Dale reaches jbr a leg. 1 Mike Spurr 115 pou nder looks jor an opening to takedouvn his challenger, Getting a leg upon his opponent 190 pounder Jett' Dale tries to turn hiin oiier. X In a inatch at Mercer Island 158 pouuder John Burgue anticipates the refe ree 's ulhistle. it The Junior Varsity Wrestling Tcaing first rou', left to right: Todd Korpi, Rick Pedersen, Kevin Barry, John Long. Second rou': Casey Wayinan, John Christain, Stewie Hurling, Coach Ken Roberts. 1: 4: 52 ar I X A 1,54 Q. A ,V..kL K x .. f' ' A -1,-1 :Nm ' r- - Q , ' Maw flflfWff'H V fd 1 . W :FMfW I2ff2fi:i:we?'14fe?f4zerzzsf-szzgzjff , mmm-wf' .. ,Y- f-m.1-- - - Gymnasts Vault into a New Year The girls gymnastics team, although not winning many matches was con- stantly improving. With the help of new coaches Miss Sandy Clark and Miss Julie Harrison the young team im- proved its record with new routines. The team was composed of mostly sophomores. The three seniors, Debbie Frenna, Kari Rodewald and Deidra Large helped direct the team through the season to reach their potential. The squad had two outstanding gym- nasts Jill Roland and Beth Herner. Jill was an all around performer and a qualifer for state while Beth was also an all around perhrmer. 'Jill and Beth were really hard workers while being leaders for the rest of the sguad,'l explained coach Harri- son. Along with holding their regular home season gymnastics matches the Juanita team hosted the February 12 Kingco Gymnastics championships. Eleiven schools were represented in the meet with each school bringing its top athletes. The meet was a lot of hard work but a complete success. The more the season wore on the more the team found dedication along with improvement. reported Coach Clark. clockwise from upper lift: 9' Girls Gymnastics team: -Hrst row, Left to right: Julie Harrison, Dena Colley, Molly Jabe, Debbie Frenna, Kari Rodewald, Lisa Lfnmy, Coach Sandy Clark. Second row: Jill Rowland, Deirdra Large, Kara Anderson. Third row: Lisa K uhn, Paddy O'Hearn, Beth Dk Herner. Paddy O'Hear'n jumps into a layout squt on the vault. if Kari Rodewald flies into a stag leap. Lisa Lowry tapes Beth Herner while Deirdra Large watches. 'f Debbie Frenna, Jill Rowland, Teresa Yocum, Lisa Lowry and Molly Jabe get psyehedjor the meet. Deirdra Large gets air on a split leap in her beam routine. Beth Herner goes jbr an aerial dismount. Lisa Kuhn stradles into a cast wrap. wk ak Pk Pk 54 is ss TEEUUAN xl !,,. ff? Q, 5 f e 41 '-mb. x my 31 ,A S! x 5229 'Q' iff., ,N K YY, N , nmasts Strive For Advancenwnt Our Bugs Va rsifg Gginnasfics Tvain sfriwfrl flzvir my flzrongh lhe 1980-81 sporfs sffason. Thvg lfvpf fhvir fvaln rlv- frfrniinalian anrl logzfflufrnvss z'hrongli- gui. Tlllf laclf Qf-flllIflS ana' Tifle ning lan' prolzil11'i01l lffagzaf acfirnz pa rficipa- lion. Tiflf' nine is ajbrlaral lan' requir- ing vagal bays anfl girls sparfs. Coach Mr. Sf'7'fjl.OL'1llIU organ izerl an inlraniural program allmring fhr' 15 niwnlnirs fo 1J1'IICfll'l' aflffr school ga in- ing lfnrnvlcflgv anal experience on the bars, nzafs, rings a nal porn :nel lmrsv. 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Umar 1111 na :logs a giant on fhcf high har. Sfvzv' Worlffg prvssffs In a hanalslanrl in pvr- -lifvf jhrin. Kirk .Innes grffs rvarlg ln 'I16'Q'flH'Hl his rnufina' nn Ihr' rings. Sfvzvf Worlvg pffrfirrnzs his high har rnzifinfn .Y 1, 56 ,ff ,if fn-v NMI 5 BQ, X W MMMM ww,wr,,,,, 89 57 Sniashers Rally To Victory With a blend of experience and 'an- tried players, the Girls Tennis Team opened the season spouting confidence. Lead by Coach Mr. Dong Steensland, the enthusiastic group ry' girls rallied their way to third place in KingCo. They opened their season by defeating Red inond with a score of A to 3. The teain developed strength, and with each match, pulled together to de- velop the strongest teani ever at Jaa- nita. They ended the season with a win loss record of 7-3 At the end of the season three ont- stand ing players were recognized by the team. Karen Jones was chosen jar the Captain 's award, Kari Rodwald for the Coaches award and Cheryl M anzoni for nzost inspirational player. Karen Jones earned the title fyf it 1 singles player-followed by Cheryl Man- zoni. Karen and Cheryl, along with the leading doubles players Karin Paseho and Sandy Bond, Janette Harrison and Kristy Pickering, eornpeted in the KingCo playoffs. These outstanding girls as well as their skillful teaninzates ended the sea- son with all the confidence and in- spiration that they started with. eloeku'ise from the upper left: 'f Kari Rodeivald prepares to return the ball, Heidi Burnieister returns a lob while Carolyn Lees haeks her up. 4: t Karin Paseho aims earefiilly. L Tennis Tearn,'.first rou', left to right: Shannon O'Leary, Cindy Belou rtch i, Kari Hodewald, Heidi Burniiester, Jennifer Mattison, Sandy Bond, Mary Hartguist, Carolyn Lees, Jill Teuseh. Second row: Coach Mr. Douy Steens- land, Krlstly Pickering, Holly Lewis, Bonnie Earielfson, Darci Kitchell, Ka rin Pascho, Lisa Ceeh, Deana Kissinger, Kelley Link, Cheryl Manzoni, Lynn Manzoni. 3' Janette Harrison serves the ball as Kristy Pielrering u-ai'tsj?1r the return. Coaeh Steensland studies tennis scores. ' Karen Jones returns a serve. 9' Sandy Bond swings at the ball. J' Robin Ladly baekhands the ball. 58 f .,.. ,.,..s-.sg-,, fy ..., 9- f, e My ,.... .V vw' K s K X ifgszgiws .ww hwqwasv .1 ,532 ,..,,,,,, T -.-ff-qyu-,-.w..g,.....,,. . N'-,............. ..., ,., A 60 I 15815. Kr?-W' Goh' And owling Tee f We're trying to rebuild the aware- ness of golf commented Mr. Glenn Greer, coach of Juanita High School 's golf team. We need to attract some more good gohfers, boys and gi rls. Mr. Greer stressed that this yea rs' golftea rn was still very young and looked promis- ing. Ken Martinjhnished 14 out of53 golfl ers at KingCo, the best individual fin- ish in seven seasons. Kirk Johanson was very consistent through his season, and really helped the team along. The team jhnished ninth at KingCo. The bowling team, also coached by Mr. Glenn Greer was super. There were Z0 girls and 10boys selectd from the 38 that tried-out. The unity was great to be a part of Everyone was really close. stressed Coach Greer, team members agreed. The boys team had good depth, while the girls were as strong and did well during their season. The highlight if the bowling season was the Second Annual Faculty In- vitational. This invitational combined students and stag into teams which gave the stajjf a chance to experience bowling as a competetive sport. clockwise from upper left: 5' Greg Piontek practices his putting while he has ajew spare moments. Girls Bowling Team: first row, left to right: Kelly Baker, Kim Starkweather, Carol Chris- tianson, Lisa Felt. Second row,' Dorothy Pe- terson, Lauri Chapman, Ericka Kiefer, Ka- ren Felt, Coach Glenn Greer. Coach Greer gives the onward and upward sign to his golfers. Boys Bowling Tea'rn,' first row, left to right: Brett Thompson, Charlie Bazal, Greg Piontek, Art Tanaka, D. Mu'ralidharan. Second row,' Dorothy Peterson, Mike Lipp, Bill Young, Curt Smith, Dave Mitchell, Coach Glenn Greer. Curt Smith concentrates on bowling a strike, while Bill Young looks on. Carol Christiansen looks on as Kim Star- kweather completes herjollow through. 'Y Bill Young, encouraged by teanzrnate Brett Thompson, approaches the .foul line. if Golf Tea n1,' left to right: Charlie Bazal, Dong Turner, Jim Cooley, Todd Stedman, Greg Piontek, Kirk Johanson if Doug Turner displays putting jbrin. wk 11 if :K as 61 f f I u Rebel CC Sets Stately Trail Pace The coach and team had a lot if-fun and will remember this season through- out their careersl' boasted Mr. Karl Weiser, Cross Country Coach, we had a real banner year. The 15 member team more than met Coach Weiser's er- pectationslhzr the season. The team had an extra challenge this year with the lengthening of the course from two to three miles. At the end ty' the regular season the boys had a 1 and 8 win loss record, and the girls finished 2 wins and 6 losses. In an excellent showing at Kingco Jerry Ljunggren sprinted to sixth place. The boys came away from the Kingco meet with tenth place, while the girls raced to an aniazingfiurth place. Sue Lantz ran an outstanding race at District for tenth place. The girls team placed sixth at District, making them eligble to run in the State Meet. This was a first jbr Juanita in girls Cross-Country. The State Meet started out thunder- ous but the Rebel girls braved the weather to a successful 13th place team finish. Inspirational Awards went to Sue Lantz and Clifton Jackson at the annual banquet. Jerry Ljunggren and Collen Baker were named team cap- tains by their teamates. clockiwisefronz the upper left: 'K Collen Baker puts out a final ettort. Jessica Rykken finishes a tough race against Mercer Island. Sue Lantz coming on strong against Lake Washington.. Jerry Ljnnggren takes on the Bellevue eourse. ' Fred Luck leads a Juanita pack of Jerry Ljnnggren and Roger Cross. Laura Joh nson battles a grueling hill. Cross Country Tea m,' first row, left to right: Coach Karl Weiser, Kara Anderson, Sue Lantz, Colleen Baker, Jessica Rykken. Jenni- fer Parkinson, Leah Van Leunen, Cathy Du- rand. Second row: Todd Banehero, Jerry Ljunggren, Jeff Groenen, Jay Parkinson, Roger Cross, Clifton Jackson, Fred Luck, Thomas Werner. Jay Parkinson strides for excellence. Fred Luck and Roger Cross overtaking the Bellevue runners. if sk we Sk 41 at 63 Rebel Records Fall to SO-81 Athletes 1980-81 proved to be a very good year for breaking records as previous .school marks uferc surpassed in almost every sport. The assult 'upon the records began in the .tall u'hcn the -football team 'won tu'o games u'hich was not a record but cer- tainly a relietf Corner-back Bob Knigge set a school record ofsefnen i nterceptious for the season and was only th rec offthe KingCo mark of ten. In another .tall sport, the girls tennis team .finished u'ith a 7-.ri record, posting the best record in the schools history. The winter sports topped more records than both the 'tall and spring seasons. Tzco bmclers, Karen Felt and Greg Piontek -finished the highest efner in the KingCo Singles Jamboree. Ka ren .finished second and Greg third. The Wrestling Team had it's.tinest season as theyjielded a 7-2 record and a third place KingCo-tin ish. Tu'o u'restle rs, Jett' Dale and John Bourque were KingCo cha mps. Joh n-fin ished with a record J5- .Q season mark and ended upltifth in the state, the best in a for any Juanita. u'restlcr AAA School. In Basketball, Rodnie Taylor broke thc Juanita career scoring record of 12118 points, previously held by Grant Cussac. Don Sparling scored 42 points against Mt. Lake Terrace to break Stevie Jacksons old record oflti. Taylor later tied Spawrl ings with a 42 point ettort against Kentridye. Both Sparling and Taylor u'ere KingCo All-Sta rs for the second straight year. The girls basket- ball team zcas the-first team to grab the KiugCo title championship during the 1571- '81 season,.tirst in our 10 year his- tory. The girls routed Interlake to arenge their only loss of the year. Guard, Stephanie Secord and center, Lisa Plankey were KingCo all-stars, making th ree .straight years Stephanie u'as giren the honor, zehich is another school record. 64 5 vi' The spring season proved to be an- other strong one fir Rebel sports as J ita- nita Boys Baseball, Girls softball and Girls soccer were among the top KingGo teams in their respective sports. In Boys' Baseball, Don Sparling a three year KingCo all-star held the batting average record-har the school and most hits along with being one of the top pitchers the school has produced. Juanita was the team to beat this year in Girls' Soccer. Hope Grimm and Nancy Niernic who competed on the team as ufmlnmn were KingCo All- Stars jbr the third straight year. The Senior dominated Girls Softball team was perhaps the schools' stongest ever, being a K ingCo power. The combined Boys and Girls team records placed Rebel Athletics on top of the KingCo ladder of success .har the 1980-81 school year. Gloelcieise from upper left: ' The KingCo champion girls basketball team huddles around coach Dielf Hferke to decide stategy in a home game. 'K Basketball player Rodnie Taylor, gines an ir- ritated look to a referee after a questionable call in an away game. Three time all-star peijtimner Stephanie Se' cord watches as the ball rolls out otbounds atl ter being touched by an opponent. ' Football record-brealce r Bob Knigge take a hel- met-oft' break in the game against Redmond. Three time girls soccer All-Star Nancy Nie- mic at it X Baseball star Don Sparling stretches to catch the ball before the runner reaches the bag. 'G KingCo champion wrestler John Bourque takes a break between rounds in a match at Mercer Island. 'F Three-time girls Soccer All-Sta r Hope Grimm. if Three-time girls Soccer All-Sta r Nancy Nie- mic, 65 On Field Boys Show Expertise With the experienced coaching abilities if Varsity coach Mr. Bob Koll, and J.V. Coach Mr. Jerry Zyl- stra, the Boys Soccer Teams headed for one of their best seasons ever. The Varsity team, consisting of sophomores, 3 juniors and 10 seniors totaled an 8 man team. Hard work, skill, dedication, and playing together as a team were key factors, abided by all members ofthe team. Players noted -ilk? their abilities were Scott Gode, John Brandt, and Mike Lipp on defense, Andrew Ott, and Enrique Celeda as midfielders, Troy Olsen, Gene Barrow, and Mark Jackson running lfbrward positions,, and Scott Inama thehtinal defense in the goalie box. The boys J.V. team conisted offu- tnre varsity players, augmenting their field experience and skills. They played sprightly, being a sig- nificantleague contender. Coach Koll S1J6Clfl6d This is the best group of players I have ever worked with, and their intensity and willingness to work together is out- standing. Clocku'iseAf'ron1 upper left: ' b'oy's Soccer Tea Itl,'Afl'l'St rou', left to right: Jim Pittis, Troy Olson, Andrew Ott, Mark Jackson, Scott I na ma, Wade Wagner, Jim Fra ndania and Todd Korp. Second row: Marcia Horner, John Brandt, Chip Peter- son, Bob Gwinn., Randy Inama, Jeff' Wat- son, Scott Gode, Enrique Celada, Mike Lipp, Gene Barrow, Emily Donooh, Coach Bob Koll. Chip Peterson, Jeff' Watson and Mike Lipp come together to -form a strong defense against Sa in ma rn ish 's playe r. ' Playing tough defense, Wade Wagner goes .for the ball. ' As Wade Wagner gains control ofthe ball, his team-mate Troy Olson anticipates his pass. Jeff' Watson offensively heads the ball to Chip Peterson. The Varsity Team listens to Coach Koll as he gives a second half' pep talk. Junior Varsity Soccer Tea nl,'first row, left to right: Jeff'Huhta, Gary Wiseman, Jay Boggs, Alex Torres, Dino Pick, Louis Hen- rich, Steu'art Strong. Second rout' Coach Jerry Zylstra, Kurt Julich, Jeremy Ko- llenbrander, Scott Capon i, Kirk Moore, Brian Bischoff Scott Robins, Mike Carl- sen, Mark Corjn, Tom Barker, and Marcia Horner. Chip Peterson and Jett' Watson are in po- sition to receive goalie kick-from Scott In- a ina. Enrique Celada uses quick -foot action to gain control of the ball while Bob Gwinn rnores to a support position. s rr 11 x I 1 Reb Hitters Lead Way To Victary The 1981 Boys Varsity Baseball Team continued Jnanita's past suc- cessesg being a contender -for the K ingCo Title. The Rebels 'returned a strong nucleus of seniors who were joined by an excellent gronp ofju- niors and one sophomore. Juanita had good depth at every position in- cluding a top pitching staff Returning All-KingCo perfbrmer Don Sparling led the way as the leagues top pitcher and a awesome hitter. Lew Temple and Jeff Dale shared the duty if catchingg Spar- ling, Jon Root, Brian Webster, and Steve Newsham comprised the pitch- ing staff An air-tight infield was led by Eric Johnson at third base, Walt Hogg shortstop, Greg Keller at second base, and Sparling, Webster, and Newsham alternating at -first base. The outfield was anchored down by Vince Calilori in center field, Riclc Simpson left-Held, and Kerry Phelps in right -Held with others also rotat- ing in the outfield. In an early season game the Rebels routed a supposedly tough Nathan Hale Club to shrrw Coaches Mr. Gary Groenen and Mr. Ted Heid great po- tential. This and other season wins gave Jfaanita an exciting season. Clockzeise from upper left: ' Slugger Don Sparlingjollrrws th rough after connecting fir another hit. Walt Hogg steals second base sliding in way ahead of the ball. Second baseman Greg Keller puts the tag on the opposing base ru n ner. Steve Newsham follows through with the pitch. 'F Pitcher Don Sparling winds up in a home ga ine against Peter Kirk. Third baseman Eric Johnson catches a pop .tlyjust outside thejoul line. Boys Baseball Team: first row, left to right: Marci Parducci, Gregg Man n e, Greg Keller, Dave Charawell, Leu' Temple, Walt Hogg, Eric Johnson, Dave Bu rt, Vince Ca- luori, JeffGr'ienen, Second row: Coach Ted Heid, Jett' Dale, Joe Kassuha, Rick Sim- pson, Steve Newsham, Brian Webster, Don Sparling, Kerry Phelps, John Root, Paul Ave ry, Coach Gary Groenen, Christa Mac- Ca tfre y. Walt Hogg takes a hefty cut at a pitch. Jett' Dale leans over to get a good look at an outside pitch at Peter Kirk, sf wk + wk ' as ,- 1 7 i ,g g -4 is I A A fel, ,, ' 4' ,im ,, T rf rl I , , ,u I I M ,yi W. WL ,,,,i.l Q ., AS' W , ,H K Hwy u. K 7 Q G .K 4 i ' 99, W if--x K e X A Q.. 2 Xb . 4x Z I 4 X Z 4 i ? X v:5 'S.N ,LX x- 5 JN Aff' .fa 4-,jf I , ..,,, I W. ,RQ M '34 ' ' 'Z-A ff -1 4 N - , Qu 5, -, Q, 'ff wa' 'Q fl'-'L' , , 5 ' . 5, , J 'I 1 f K , L , bfi, i 4, A 1- is Fig - - ,Q-.fy ' , 3,4-Q 'B .. - L n , N, -1 ,f W , 1 M N -f , I R I H! s 'QI 4 fx? I i, k s . lv' I. ' I bn Q3 Q Jay Vees Slide To Supremacy The Juanita winning spirit was kept alive and hitting by the Junior Varsity Diamond Players. The Girls' fielded an enthusiastic and hard hitting lineup. Out on the mound, Kary Cowley led the way. Veteran Kris Pike kept first base covered with experienced play. The plays at second were kept in check by the aggressive style of play of Pat Culleeny. Rounding out the infield were precision players Teresa Rey- nolds and Kathy Nelson. The ladies were directed to impressive wins throughout their season by Coach Mr. Tim Crowder. Coach Mr. Ken Broches in his fifth season at Juanita, guided the Boys team to hard earned and well de- served wins. The young team 's pitch- ing was led by Tom Root with Chris Cochran, Casey Wayman and Ken Charawell in the bullpen. The pitch- ing stajff also rotated positions in the infield. Other talented playes were versatile teamates thirdbaseman Dennis Naish and shortstop Eric Ul- lery. With an outstanding success over perenial power Newport, the baseballers, were on their way to a competitive season. The Diamond season started out slow due to spring rains, but as the weather improved so did the team, adding to the Rebel Pride with two shining successes Clockwise from the upper left: The ball sails after Teresa Reynold's power swing. ' Catcher Rick D'Alessa'ndro eyes the batter waiting for the pitch. Pat Culleeny burns her way home. The Junior Varsity Softball Team: first row, left to right: Kisha Cowley, Pat Cul- leeny, Terry Coward, Kris Hellstrom, and Teresa Reynolds. Second row: LaVeta Blundell, Kara Mellin, Kary Cowley, Wendy Arnett, Kris Pike and Coach Tim Crowder. ' Dezinis Naish scoops up a grounder for an ou . ' Kary Cowley lets loose a pitch as first- baseman Kris Pike anticipates the swing. ' The Junior Varsity Baseball Team: first row, left to right: Chris Cochran, Ken Charawell, Rick D'Alessandro, Pete Jones, Danny Miller, Rob Hastings, Kevin Berry and Curtis McAdams. Second row: Tammi Entricken, Arnie Holt, Eric Ullery, Steve Sparling, Jim Rotter, Tom Root, Jeff Al- dridge, Dennis Naish,Casey Wayman Troy Carnelleri and Coach Ken Broches. ' With amrums tearnates looking on, Casey Wayman slides to home plate. ' Hrwer hitter LaVeta Blundell rips another ball. ' Out on the mound, Chris Cochran winds t l up. ' Eric Ullery gets set for shortstop action. ' Ready for anyphzy, Terry Coward covers second. JP N., N .- ,..... ,, Y' 'W - ,.,-,mxmv . up-A , Md .JJ x, I till, 4-n,n! I f Q' we 1 nv ,. 5 ' A NV: -'id ' Ak 'Y ka 'lvl 2' Pk JI vi Q Q' P 111 V1 2 ' I ' i , ' ' V if- Q We u ,v 'P ff' eau lg 11090 'will 4, xr- K , 5, f W 5' Sw M 'ki s Q xg ,Inf ' g K it A f ' 'ag x is -ul. . 1 -VJN , s ww Jw mf we I .iflff'V?1n.V :W1k, fm .22-ET r .ff .nf 5 K x 5 I Rebel Bats Swing to Success Our goal is to repeat as KingCo Champions and go on to win state commented Mr. Jerry Breymeyer as he entered his sixth season as head coach rg' the girls softball team. This year's team of fourteen strong play- ers, included ten returning members of the 1980 KingCo Championship team. Karla Jagle, Lisa Fosse, and Lisa Plankey helped the team with their strong hitting. The Rebels infield was strengthened by the play if Lisa Navarro at jhrst base. Katie Sarver, a rookie to the team, contributed strong play at second base. Stephanie Secord had an outstanding year at short stop with many spectacular plays. A new addition to this year's team was third base person Lisa Plankey who had a good year all around. Karla Jagla and Leslie Smith each did an excellent job fy' guarding the plate with some out- standing plays. The tremendous play of ouyfielders Tracey Washburn, Di- ana Dosmann, and Polly Vaughn combined with the pitching talents fy' Lisa Fosse and Shellie Hamlin gave the team its finishing touches. The talent, dedication, and team unity that remained with the team through out the season provided for a successful team. Clockwise from upper leftq Pitcher Shellie Hamlin concentrates as she prepares to throw a strike. Leslie Smith. rips one fy' center field against Bremerton. Karla Jagla hustles to third base. Lisa Fosse throws to firstjbr the out. Second basemen Katie Sarver watches in- tently, waiting fur the play. 9' Karla Jagla shows her powerful swing. Outfielder Diana Dosnzann anticipates the next play against Bremerton. Varsity Softball Tea mg frst row, left to right: Beclcey Sealock, Polly Vaughn, Shellie Hamlin, Lisa Fosse, Katie Sarver, Kathy Nelson, Pam Wafer, Debbie Lee. Second Row: Leslie Smith, Wanda Arnet, Karla Jagla, Lisa Navarro, Lisa Planhey, Tracey Washburn, Diana Dosnzann, Coach Jerry Breymeyer. Pam Wafer catches afly ball for the third out. ik if Si Sk 4 1-Q Y P xg, jf-. xlf. 6 .5- -uv F p.4, N . k',..+' .fd YT QYFN .ll-46 44-fp L. 'Q win M W AA I 3 ' K I r' 1.5 0 F WM M , x. 71 M ff' A ' ' M ' 47 1 ' 'F' fy? N Q. K ,Lia M I lg V3 V I ,', I Ji K UW Q 3 ' Ta1f'+H'A-75 'W,. V 'Eg 9 3 A .z fy W 'Q r Y I , K .XA , 52 in , , , , 'f v s I ,,, Q gs .3 K V h if , im, ,H A ff A w Q i 'W it Rx 1 if Q if-.1 Maya 1 Kffwvff X f' 741' .V 1 f 2 4 xg 5 if KW 421- M Q4 'f 5. Iiluyfr ,+2,, M A' A , l T H 4 ' A ' . lf' ff + mf ,, M lv. ,LL1, LZ A 'Y' 1 X Y fb, 'i ' gg Ngkw, 1 , 5 Q-W I 1... kv, .. my T X' , 4 W: x -,.,. . A , L -I ' ' , . K ,K Wm -,.Y ,I ...W , - f...... 1. -- -4 j f in .lxwwvw N..-ef 2 X 'mia S' mg R ind? - ew. A - .' i . wi sf-as ' is-er ..,,,,b1 J, . .' 3 , Wt '13 -'F , 'L ' Ql dns., . , n.. Track Team Hurdles To New Heights The Track Team sprinted into the season aiming .hir record-breaking goals. They were led by .held events Coach Mr. Doug Steensland, long- distance Coach Mr. Karl Weiser, and short-distance Coach Mr. Jock McLaughlin. The track team was thefrst to use the new track and centerfield. Con- struction on the track and field prog- ressed throughout the year at a total cost ofS250,000. Outstanding perurr- mances in running events were given by Glenn Scott in the sprints, Jennifer Parkinson in the ,400 meter run- and Clyff Jackson in the Q00 two-mile run. Dean Scott and Caryn Calvert were fantastic in the 800 me- ter run. In the field events, Deirdre Large and Melanie Awbrey out jumped all others in the high jump. Tanimi Moo- rehead excelled in the long jump and Maria Haley's discus throw was the best of anyone 's. As Coach Weiser remarked proudly, We had a super group if kids. Clockwise from upper left: Track Teamg first row, left to right: Wendy Calvert, Yvonne Smith, Erv Kuebler, Laurie Awbrey, Rich West, Erick Spencer, Patty Gilpin, Laurie Anderson, Ryan Spil- ler, Paul Angell, John Bourque, Jay Park- inson, Coach Doug Steensland. Second row,- Mike Bonney, Dave Lee, Amy McElligott, Jenny'er Parkinson, Norma Esquivet, Me- lissa Jacobs, Brenda Dunbar, Susan Dryer, Devadas Murali, Jerry Ljunggren, Chris Phillips, Scott Pringle. Third row: Coach Kristi Pascho, Dave Oliver, Linda Gowan, Bonnie Erickson, Jennihfr Nield, Bob Swain, Kevin Healy, Jeff Jared, Brian Steensland, Randy Stetson, Eric Mishky, Scott Hicks, Nelson Salazar, Randy Sand- ers, Brian Van Valen, Roger Cross, Clifton Jackson, Rob Leingang, Jessica Rykken, Laura Johnson, Glenn Scott, John Hayes, Mr. Jock McLaughlin, Larry Lakey, Kevin McGinnis, Coach Karl Weiser. Paul Angell guides himself over the bar. Laura Johnson races ahead of Bothell. Jessica Rykken forges past a corn petitor. Melanie Awbrey begins as Laurie Ander- son passes her the baton. Nelson Salazar bids a farewell to the dis- cus. The discus speed increases as Nelson Sala- zar prepares tofling it. Dave Oliver leaps beyond the hurdle. Nelson Salazar grips the discus. Nelson Salazar swings the discus. Susan Dryer arches to clear 5'5 . 41 bk X 41 if lk if at if ak Reb Tennis Baekhands Competition The balance of youth and experi- ence catapulted the Boys Tennis Team to a successful season. With the help of Coach Mr. Brion Bloomberg and sir returning lettermen, the team achieved a competitive nature. Four, three year lettermen, Russ Ladley, Steve Oordt, Mike Trout and Jim Sutherland along with Bill Be- mente and Ed Jones provided the ex- perience of the team. Rookies, Row- land Tegio, David Russo, and Kirk Johanson spirited the team with their youthful aggressiveness. This balance was one reason the team performed so well. This is definitely as strong as any team I've had in my ten years of coaching at Juanita, expressed Coach Bloomberg. The eight man squad constantly competed with one another to gain the number one seed. clockwise from upper lefty ' Russ Ladley concentrates on his high back- hand, l' Tennis Teamq first row, left to right: Dave Russo, Brett Thompson, Steve Oordt, Rowland Tegio, Bill Bement, Jeff Tracy, Charles Kim. Second row: Coach Mr. Brion Bloomberg, Brian Han ussa, Khiem Lai, Ed Jones, Mike Trout, Jim Sutherland, Russ Ladley. if Rob Pickering awaits his chance for back- handing the ball. A' Russ Ladley approaches the net aggressi- rely. A' Russ Ladley watches doubles team partner Steve Oordt -tbrelzavd crosscou rt. Steve Oordt hits a foreha nd.. Rou'land Tegio handles a high jorehand. X Rowland Tegio sets up .tbr another ace. if Bill Bemente relaxes between serves. Hi Reb Girls Strike For Top Title 'Enthusiastic togetherness creates the wins, expressed Girl's Soccer Coach Mr. Glenn Greer. Though wuwins are not the number one goal, we do win I One of the many strengths were the returning veterans. Former All- Stars Hope Grimm and Nancy Nei- meic, and former All-Star nominees Teresa Hei and Teresa Yocom seem to be the team's natural leaders. 'Ev- ery player is vital to the team, of feared Coach Greer. Everyone works together. There was not a set group who played varsity or J.V. games: they traded of and were Welded where they were necessary. Coach Greer, aided his son, Coach Scott Greer, taught them basic skills as well as the more complex art of working to- gether as a team. Scott Greer relates, '7t's really fun to coach the girls. They are quick to learn new skills. Selecting the starting lineup be- came tougher throughout the season, there was so much talent to choose from. Coach Greer admitted, It's a nice dilemma to be in! This yearshnely tuned team com- pleted their season by achieving their goals to enjoy the post-season tourneys. clockwise from upper left: Coach Gleen Greer tapes ankles of Teresa Hei and Hope Grimm befzre the Blanchet game. Teresa Yocom maneuvers to the goal mouth. Candis Michel moves around the deflensive players. Girl's Soccer Team: first row, left to right: Aimee Bassett, Pam Tolmie, Teresa Hei, Deanna Nelson, Anna Amiscua, Denise Han- sen, Sandi Rosenberg, Ericka Keifer, Debbie Evans, Kelli Mandarano, and Sotteria Henry. Second row: Kim Peart, Teresa Yo- com, Mary Yarborough, Carole Ohlsen, Marie Herner, Hope Grimm, Lisa Barrow, Linda Cloes, Sally Neinzeic, Carolyn Buck and Car- rie Gordon. Third row: Coach Glenn Greer, Karen Schulz, Candis Michel, Jennifer Ba- cher, Mimi Healy,, Nancy Neimeic, Kim Starkweather, Melanie Ruscha, Shellie Slette- bak, Regina LeVine, and Coach Scott Greer. Teresa Hei gaining yards against Bla nchet. Dianne Schulz aimes a kick. Nancy Neimeic looks ,hir a team mate to pass to. Hope Grimm is followed closely as she moves in for a score. Nancy Neimeic steals the ball. X m. ... iz , 2 ,W A' g.,- xl 5? , .NI xg, , V, gig f ' m L IN-Q7 xx x Q., ,A . x xi X. X X K XL Ri nf ,JW K www, fb Aff., ,. . M. .FA r,,r ' 5 . . -1 v :ig....',f1dM'fre- uf. a f V s fy Q if x x i L . , X .. xl R 1 xx' X KX f -- 1,5 X s . ' J ' ' fx. 1 ,il 6 V5 -ik ' 5, A 5. Q '75 1?-1' ,' , K ,V ' N , X 6 is ,Q,VYXqr5 fax 'S-v ,f , ' Q ' A....,.N..,,, ' v 5 ev R 1 1 1' -1 'Q . 3 w 11 f .4 bla! Q xr! X 6 , ' X f X, ,f ., 1 I A A1 V -Q N S 3 , e iw ww X N' Q f - 1 K X xx it 3 V A Z 0 bl!! ,XY .ff ,NX pf if 94 X ' I A X Sd '25-5 I .. 1 M5-Q3g5.'g'fX, ' ,W f A7pi ,, 1- N- 7 e ff ' .fin 'LT f5o JY , 1 M. , A The unior Class Of 198 Keeping Tiine With Rebel Pride Katie Albright Jaines Allen Joshua Anderson Julie Anderson Julie J Anderson K risina Anderson Krisin, Anderson Laurie Anderson Scott Andrus Dean Antrini Wanda Arnett Grace Babcock David Bach Ben Bain Carrie Ballweg John Barker Dennis Barnedt Lisa Barrow John Barry Aimee Bassett Charles Bazal Ja nies Beattie Margaret Beeson Theresa Bell Lynda Benedict Taniniy Bennett Gregory Benson Marisa Beresyprd Elizabeth Berger Tracey Bevan Juanita High Schools Junior Class kept the Rebel spirit and pride going strong. The Class of '82 showed their spirit with a tremendous turnout jbr Fihfies Day. With this start, the Junior Class lassoed the Honiecoining Spirit Competition duded up as Urban Cow- bfnfs in western attire. The class Cabinet directed by Rich Godwin and Advisor M r. Dave Vannet, organized the concession standfor hoine sporting events. The Class Cabinet also sponsored a 'Pie in the Face contest, Vice Principal Mr. Charlie Walker III was the unaninious victor. Advancing another gear at Juanita the Junior Class readied .hir their Se- nior gear through their enthusiain jbr both work and play. The Class of198Q is rnoving up. top Shawna Wapstra cleans house bottom John Loeklferpsy elzed fb: math If 'Ms- .W A. 'G' Dan Beyer David Bissell Don Blaclcstone Steven Blackwell La Veta Blundell Jack Bohanan Cindy Bolourtclzi Sandra Bond Suzan ne Borgrna n Jack Brunkel Owen Bryant Steven Bucher Dana Bulzriny Bradley Burnzaeister Laurel Burnlza n David Burt John Burtla Vincent Calzlori Troy Ca miller Ben Carpenter Lisa Ceclz Angela Chang Laurie Clzapnza n Bruce Charley David Clzartrand Guy Cheek Jainzie Clzinsky Teresa Clarke Michelle Coffey Mark Colbert Brant Compton Ka ry Cowley Diana Cras Elizabeth Cri nz ps Laurie Croker Anne Crowley Christine Crnse Patricia Cnlleeny John Cunningham K a ri Darlington Rodney Davis Dioayn Daw David Dean David Deardorj' George Delaney Kathy Denzer Linda Desharnais Leanne Desilet Terry Dr ammey Brenda Dunbar Corinna Dunlap Cathlene Durand Brian Eaton Kevin Ebel Amy Edminster Nancy Egan Lisa Eggleston John Ellis Michael Emigh Dean Ericlcsen Raymond Fanning Simone Fay Tina Fenlcner William Ferren Terri Fisher Trevor Fisher Tyke Fisher Todd Fitch S' i Larry Lakey and Dean Scott boogie down flze hall. 45 Mary Fitzgerald Todd Fitzpatrick Cheryl Fleming Anna Foley Evelyn Ford Jamie Fountain Diane Fowler Kenneth Freeman Philip Funk Julie Gephart Lora Gibson Marcia Gibson Sheri Gilbraith Julie Givens Richard Godwin Debbie Goodman Laicreen Grarlcly Rozanne Graham Jamie Green Cyril Greenawalt Jo Ann Grichel Shannon Grifhfn Ellis Grijfis Hope Grimm Jeff Groenen Scott Growe Anthony Grulzn Hjordis Giadmundsson Steve Guptill Karen Guthrie Janice Hade Eric Hagberg Jon Hall 'Y Q4-v-sunk' 4' I.. 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Q . .3 t t David Jackson Gerald Jackson Jeff Jared Hayley Jenkins David Jennings Paula Jensen Lisa Johnson Lloyd Johnson Edmund Jones Roy Jones Vicki Jones Daniel Jonsson Kerry Jorgensen Valerie Jnsfin Robyn Ka rolides Joseph Kassnba Ka ren Kelly Debbie Kennedy Charles K im Randall Kinney Dianne Knott Russell K rouse Ervin Kuebler Robin Ladley Larry Lalcey Laurie Lamb Dean Larnpfrnan Jan Langeberg Julie Langeberg Sne Lantz Jacquilyn Larson Kelly Lassinger David Lee Susan Lee Carolyn Lees Kevin Lelitinen Teresa Lennebacker Mark Leslie Regina Levine Lenny Leviton Cinda Lewis Holly Lewis Christine Lindquist Kelly Link Stefan Lobbert John Loclcleer Charles 7 'ng Beth Loot Tony Love Scott Loveless Raymond Low Fred Luck Diana Magnelli Paula Manus Brenda Marshall Kenneth Martin Lonette Mason Angela McAdams Katrina McArthur Lanrie McCabe Terry MeCallister William McCreadie Bonnie McCillly Kiola McDonald Michelle McDonald Arny McElligott Kevin McGinnis David McMaxrtin Richa rd McQv,ade lv e Esther Worley and Leanne Deselet watch .Mr I1 friend. Y ymnm, Cnrolf 0111.111 hzgzns a mu asszgnnzznf. af' Dvnms Nazsh and Nelson Salazar discuss their next class , 1 Jane Menz Jejj' Mercer Troy Messick Jejjfrey Messing Mark Meyer Candis Michel John Moore Monica Moore Thomas M orawek Greg Morris Susan Mari Michelle M array Jerry Nabors Karen Nabors Dennis Naish Karen Newland Nancy Nieiniec David Nordgren Kirstie Norton Shannon O'Leary Kelly OBrien Peggy OBrien Sandra Oettel Janies OHearn Carole Ohlson Monica Ohsnes Dianna Olcott David Oliver R. Olzak Christopher Oordt .. ' 'Z x M 556 ::f ' '-il ,K gi 44 X., v , R ' ,I x N The Class Of ' Continnes To Fill Jiianita With Enthnsiasm And Spirit William Opfer David Orndorf Marcella Pardncoi Cynthia Parks Kenneth Parker Karin Pascho Morris Payne Kimberly Peart Richard Petersen Denise Perrigo Matthew Perrin Bianca Peters Birgit Petersen Deanna Peterson Royanne Pettyjohn Kimberly Pickering Kristine Pickering Kristine Pike Fiona Pinchbeck Gregory Piontek Darwin Pittman Randal Radke Sharalee Ramage Danielle Ramirez Kwynne Ramsey Martin Rawley Todd Reams Kristina Reekie Tia Reese Robert Renshaw sg tg, ,z. Bob Waskorn and Greg MflTfl.Stl1.Sl?IlSS the upcoming jfotball ga me. '. R 1 .Zxi 1 - George Delaney sleepily strolls to his first period class. Mark Rents Micheal Repp Joy Reynolds Teresa Ryenolds Bill Rissler Brett Robbins Lance Robbins Sammi Robinson Brian Root Herman Ross Kristi Ross James Rotter Jessica Rykken Beth Sabo Nelson Salazar Frank Sand Scott Sand Jeff Sather Edward Sawabinl Susan Schlegel Stacy Schmans Loren Schnabel Robin Schultz Daniel Schulz Stephen Schuyler Dean Scott Steven Sealock Greg Setle Mike Shannon Tom Shepard Stacee Shielda Kevin Shnba Sharri Simonson Richard Simpson Foester Sinclair Shellie Slettebak Teresa Sloane Curtis Smith Leslie Smith Steven Smith Siisan Smith Kim Snow Dave Solomon Chun Yon Song Cory Spence Kenneth Stanford Lisa Stedman Brian Steensland Marty Stepan David Stephens Leslie Stern Randy Stetson Bart Stewart Toni Sumalpong JeU'rey Swanson Kristen Swanson Wendy Swanson Kelly Taylor Timothy Taylor Matthew Thomas Heather Thompson Ma rh Thompson Christopher Thursen Sabriena Tillman Donald Toczelc Meghan Tracy Richard Tresner Gregory Tuttle Curtis Uydy .QQ LeA11ne Desilet opens her locker while juggling he: books. Eric Ullery Gregory Ursieh Catherine Valentine Jay Van Emelen Rodney Van Emelen Crista Van Slyek Brian Van Valin Sheri Varnes Jennifer Vlases Kim Waiter Dean Walter Kipp Walter Annette Wa mlzof Kim Wanamaker Shana Wapstra Bob Waskom Brian Webster Jeff Welsh Jo Westergren Lnann White Karen Whitney Daniel Wick Jonathan Wilder Pauline Willey David Williams Randy Williams Mike Wilson Mark Wise Marty Wise Lori Wooley Esther Worley Jeffrey Wiwfffzff Kathleen Wyllys Staci Yantis Mary Yarbrough Teresa Yooom Rick Ziesmer Pai4lZacearo ir ww -. Mmfs 4, N , 'SL P' gi :5W'f 4 P '1,:,'i4!W6LWV , f ,, ,V ' ',:.,M' H x ' ,MM W ' I ?'f4,gf22'5 ze , 1 f ,,'- ef A A Q i f . ff J zz-f 2 vwfifiii ,Ig 'f 959' , -ff f,ffjj ,ifij1 G.. 'L Q Q , 5 I ' I ' if ,.,, V , .ffwv it 'M iw. NR vw I Na Q fi 4 W A N, we 5 ,N 5 S Q1 e .gg M014 omni' KU!! Ed- BW Brix Follow your dreams . . . Take one step at a time just continue to climb. Follow your dreams . . . U' you stumble dont stop And lose sight of your dream Press on to the top For only on top can we see the whole view Can we see what we ve done And what we can do. Can we then have the vision to seek something new. And don't settle for less, Press on and follow your dreams. ,.,, .es 1 .J lan- 'KW' ' N--.. -N..,,,,, H--...., -mn... Z U you can zmagme lt I you can dream zt You can become zt You can achieve it A laugh is like music It lingers in the heart, And where its melody is heard The ills of life departg And happy thoughts are playing Their joyful notes to greet: A laugh is just like music For making living sweet. g aiu: wg 102 E w Y -0 ' x I . .QM -. x '- 4 ' I J P ,W , 103 -nc FW' ,ss A I W!!! -Q 'iw' 9 'IFN' ff , 79 vi' 'Qi -KJTQ Vi: 3 M l- 'df' ' w55'515- V H V V' 1+ 'Q k Z x .' ' i' M W. W I!! T , :I V F A 1 ,1 ' -- ff' f s 'H' -F ' at il , , U.. V ' ,-f1!, - ,Q rf in uf , 1: X. i-fwtaxu yg H ' 4 of S 2 Q- ' dk ,. wtf V y Q -KY QQ' L .- x, I , . 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To reach for the goals You have set for yoursebf To be the you That you want to be That is succefso 105 Unto thee We pledg And to 15 on ma, defvotwn 15 our own ter, mm ne Blue stand N Platinum Pride We 're the Edward Adams Juliet Akerstrom Russell Albertson Jeffrey Aldridge Dean Andersen Douglas Andersen Glenda Anderson John Anderson Duane Andrews Randy Apted Fred Arfsten April Ashcraft David Atkins Melanie Awbrey Sean Baker Scott Banchero Stephanie Baren Thomas Barker Bobbi Barnes . Linda Barrow Kevin Barry Debbie Batchelor Cldton Bates Larry Beach Michael Bean Modie Beier Dagmar Benesh Alice Bertolacci David Betras Deborah Bevan Matthew Bill Brian Bischoj' Melissa Biwer Class for all to see, We 're the Class of '83 When the doors opened in September, we were happy to welcome the enthusiastic Class of1983. With help from their advisor, Ms. Susan Martin, the Junior Varsity Cheerstafjf Lynn Cromer, Brenda Hanson, Judy McKeever, Tracy Payne, Karen PeUrey, Tracy Ziegler, and Tony Whitey added color and rythym to athletics. Class Advisors, Mrs. Glorie Cetez nik and Mrs. Jefri Donovan guided cabinet members, Maureen Mirly, Ed Johnson, Mary Hartquist, Lois Hendrich, Dino Pick, Ally- son Warshall, Marit Ringness, Jill Teutsch, Russ Tegio, Jef Watson, Martha Nelson, Heidi Burmeister, Vern Van Leuven and Mark Hylland. With pride and wide acceptance, Juanita is happy to acknowledge its new class mem- bers who arefollowing the spirit ofthis years' graduates. new D 32 Q 4 ffanw .sir K, .xLL' . , Y , I ' ' 5 v V. 3 Wi: 5 .. ,Q wi-we f k 'V' wviii 4 . i haf: ' J K . +L ff ,mpg Q. wx , . H,.-aH1,:.w5.'e-gs - - QM N . . . 'W 4? Ai X . 'il iw :wx Q' Q xx -K X P K mi . . 1 'PT' . 3, Z A f x- ' s .Agkr ? Nw 'S K v-any Martha Collier Arland Cook Dana Cooley Cindy Corder Michael Correll Mark Cory Patrick Costello Terri Coward Kecia Cowley Cecilia Criinps Lynnette Croiner Kathryn Cross Roger Cross Terri Cummings Richard D'alessandro Eric Dale Scott Davidson Dani Davis Dulcie Davis Brett Dean David Dinger Elizabeth Dixon Lorelie Dobbins Jack Dornpier Ernily Donogh Maureen Dorrner Kimberly Dreisbach Marc Duran Randall Ebbesen Miranda Eckert Dana Edlund Aaron Egawa Patty Eikenberry Rikke Ellingsen David England Vince Engstrom Kenneth Engnin Tamara Entriken Bonnie Erickson ,ln 'I ,X I ,F2 A Father Lund lures Cheryl Nicholson and David Love 'N out to the portable jbr his traffic safety class. I Two way skier nzires water and snow. is ,X The spirited Post-Lunch Bunch. Jeanette Espinoza Norma Esquivel Debora h Eva ns Wendy Federer Karen Felt Jason Foshee Christy Foster Mark Francis Lisa Francisco Royal Francois James Franclanisa Steven Frau lini Kathleen Freeman Eugene Fry Brian Fulk Laura Gamble Maureen Gavin Afshin Gliarib William Gibson Josephs Gilpin Carrie Gordon Linda Gowan Pieter Gratama Michael Green Joy Gwaltney Terri Hade Denise Hansen Brenda Hanson Laurence Hanzlsa Dana Harold Mary Hartqaist Dawn Harvey Rob Hasting The Class of 19852 vital part of Juanita Tarnrny Haugen Alan Haynes Colleen Healy Brian Hearst Renee Hei Louis Hendrich Scotteria Henry Beth Henwood Andrew Herman Elizabeth Herner Steven Herrling Carol Hickish Patricia Hickish Peggy Hilburn Erin Hill Richard Hinkle Anne Marie Hoech Douglas Holbrook Arne Holt Sarah Hong Marcia Horner Kathie Hricsina Julie Hsu Jeffery Huhta Barbara Hunt Bradley Hunter Gregory Huntington Mark Hylland Paul I ngrarn Robert Isaacson X mutt 1 ', I Stacy Lind, Melanie Schacht andfriend traverse the length of the north pas sage. i X x i if Having lockers facing the hallway is an advantage for Chris McCabe and neighbors. , 1 it ' sf is T v Q X Joann Isenhart Christa Jackson Nichole Jacobsen Molly Jaeb Tirnothy Jejjfs Mirianz Jennings Kirk Johanson Edward Johnson Edward Johnson Karen Johnson Laura Johnson Debbie Jones Peter Jones Stacey Jonson Kurt Jnl ich Matthew Karrolides Christopher Kasony Sandra Keller Jennifer Kindred Brian Kjos Shawna Kline Don Kneebone Patricia Knowles Todd Korpi Brain K radenporth Michael K radenporth Michael Kraut Michael Kristensen Michael Kronse Paul Knbc Lisa Kuhn Tanirny Labarr Kyle Lawrence Tana Lawrence Kimberly Lennebaclcer Dori Leninsohnshellie Stacy Lind Elida Lioers Jerry Ljuinggren Shannon Logan John Long Kevin Lowery 113 Lisa Lowry Shelli Lucas Todd Lander Bradley Mace Robert Macke J irn Mahler Christy Mahler Adam Manns John Manwllle Rita Marks Duncan Marsh Gregg Marshall John Marthini Katrin Matson Klnz Matthews Kathleen Mazza Tony McArthur Stephen McBride Ch rtstine McCabe Christa MeCaUPrey Kelly MeCnlly Leslie McDonald David McElhany Steven McElroy Lisa McGibbon Judith MeKeever Katherine McMart1n Ti rn oth y eadofws Cara Mellin Vally Mercado Brian Mereulief Toby Mewharter Richard Meyers John Miailovieh Tzjtany Midge Jarnes Mlhalilc Daniel Miller Joanne Miller Sally Miller K irk Moore eJrl1ib1'ts pretzelling. Band nzenzber Kathy Harshna befbre class. Maureen Mirly Patricia Misterek Daren Mitchell Panl Mix Kelly Moore Kirk Moore Jeffrey Mueller Ma ry Mansell Janet Nabors Darren Neal Steve Neale Deanna Nelson Katheryn Nel.son Martha Nelson Ned Nestorivtc Steven Newshlawrn Cheryl Nicholson Joseph Nicklaus Alisa N ield Rikke Nielsen Sally Nienziee Mike Norrleen Gregory Oberg Lori OConnell Will ia nz Od l e Stephanie O'H a ra Patrica O'Hearn Jennifer Oleott Lisa Ornrlorf Jock Orr Linda Parker Jennife r Pa rlc inson Keith Parsons For the future We re the key Meridith Patterson Tracy Payne Michael Peabody Steven Peden Tina Pedersen Susan Peil Karen PeUrey Julie Penner RoU Petersen Carl Peterson Doyle Pettyjohn Daniel Pick Robert Pickering Claire Pinchbeck Jaclyn Pitman Kenneth Plaks Khristopher Plant David Porko Terri Potter Esther Prather Jegrey Railton Marina Ramirez Jeffrey Ranniger Jodi Reynolds Matthew Richardson Randel Richardson Paul Richter Jennyfer Riedhl Marit Ringness Paul Ritzenthaler Scott Robbins Jennjer Robnett Joe Rodgers Theresa Rodgers Corine Rodvold Marla Rogers Robert Root Cassandra Rosenbe rg Diane Rota Tracy Routh, Jodi Rucker Lorrie Rupnow Melanie Ruscha David Russo Mary Rfuwff Oye Sae Her Ronald San Born Randall Sanders Katie Sarver Melanie Schacht Debra Schaefer Todd Schaible David Schoenfeld Jeffrey Schroeder Diane Schulz Kimberly Schulze Beth Schwindt Rebecca Sealoclc Paul Secord William Servey Peggy Sheeler Deborah Shelley Timothy Sherer Michael Sherstad Nina Singh Lisa Sitterding Daunte Slettebalc Helen Smith Deanne Smith Yvonne Srnith Jeffrey Sinoll Richard Solomon Steven Sparling Erick Spencer Mike Stanley Carlton Stedman Kasey Steele Terri Stephan Randall Stoker Tammy Stawell Tracy Srain Shelley Straley Angela Struthers Robert Swain Joan Tamalonis Eric Tanaka Russell Tegio Jill Teiitsch Gordon Thelin Robert Thielke Brett Thompson Dawn Thompson Monique Tolbert Jeffery Tracy Kendra Travis Shawn Tresner Shawn Tressler Evan Tucker Tyler Till lock Anthoine Turner Gregory Tykal Todd Ullery Troy Upton Vernon Van Leuven Claire Va ngelisti Michelle Va nhemert Todd Vasser Neil Victor William Vlases Theresa Vreeke Pam Water -,', ,C 1 41 K Ba rb Hunt engages in passing time activitie X rig, f is x .-A Sally Niemeic sharefl the act of building a lunch salad alfa. '-4 ,m J 5 Si x I. V, ,- Mr. Tim Cron'derad11ises Stacey Johnson on ga me strategy. Mark Wagar E. Wagner Scott Wallace Wendi Wanfller Allyson Warshal Paul Waskoni Jeffrey Watson Da vid Wattnla Scott Waynian Mike Weatherill Kristin Webberley Lynn Weber Da rryl Weis Matt Weisenberger Richa rd West Tony White Carri Whitney Dawn Wick Kimberly Wierlenhryft Kathy Wiegert Cara Williams Scott Wilson Suzanne Winslow Kent Wise Gary Wiseman Garry Wolfe Eric Wnnderlich Cathy Wyclcrw Paul Yarnold Glen Young Richard Young Tracy Zeigler Katrina Znccaro H omecomfmg: Away cmd Forever To lfick Qflff10Yl1l'C0l7llllfj 'wells on Frida y, Octo- ber 1.5, .Juanita was irwailvrl hy the spirit af fha l!l50's. Grvasars cami' with fhrfir nmfarcyclvs and olfl Clwrys, spurliny sanylassifs, panyfails anrl poarllff skirts. On Monday the SfaU u'are hafs anal T-shirls. Thffn, on Tuifsrlay, thi' Saplzonmrif class gal flmir irlzarirv fo slmu' spirif by rlressing in sports nulfils. Wcfilzwsilary, Juniors 1'i'p1'11sm1fi'il vzwrjifflz ingfranz Wa Neil pasta rs fo cazvlmys a nil imlians on Wlfsfarn Day. Ocfobifr' 20, was fha fra- flilimzal Swzinr Pajama Day. The Svniars gath- wrvfl af Vips af 60'1'l0ClfjlrV' lJI'f'f7lQfllHl anrl lllan l'0llflI'l'!1llll'll jhr' lhvir Pararlv fllrauylz fha halls. Oli Friilay, Ocfolfar' 21, fha 'U'l1lIl!' scliaol parfiri- palwl in Hail, Wh lla, aml Blur' Day to inspire lhi' Ifvlwls to heal Merffrfr Isla nfl af fhif Hamr'i:rm11'11g ganu' fhaf ozwiiing. ASB Vice IJI'lfHl.1ll'lIi Kim Ilimglass, and Iliff HlPIlIl'C'lPlllIAlIfj Comniiffff rlirl an U1llNffIllIlllI!1j0lJ :gf 0l:ljllll1AZI-llfj thi' c'11w1l7fill1'1l wrfvlc. Mr. Tim Crow'- ilvr, Tha 50's assvmhly was lhi' hes! assvmhly I'1l eww' semi. Mrs. Karan Malsunaga sfalafl fhaf shc s swan quill' a-f2'14' nmri' NlIlfl6lIlN parficipaf- ihy in fha' spvvial rlrvss-up rlays fha ll in .flll'l1Ie l' yifars. r'loi'lc1i'isrf 'fbffllll iippvr lrjflf X Gray A1i'ln'i'y anal Missy PI.l'lfIlle ll'l'6'Z a nlivi- pall' fha' llljlllllllhllff Ql'Rar'lf1'n' Robin. Swziars Jaraila vlianlin and nioflelini fhair I . . slffifpliwzr. i Mike' Brninvy f'imrl1a'fs a vlass c'l1ee'rfr'on1 a ligfly posifinn. Kim Pifarf zronrlifrs Who was that nzaslfifil man! The yrlfaswrs yaflzcrjbr a rlay Qf nnslalyia. Mr. Glam: Grwr' a 1 wa rs in his a utl1vnf1'c R11- I hal lrafq a :lay lah' a nil dollar shorf. ' Erie' l'cflc'r'sm1 mfs fa fill 'ill his lififfimrf ilrvanz - b .1 . . . iff hifing ll f'l1141'l'lr'r1rli'1'. Nanrv Nivnzec' ilis lla: s a msfrfr' fbi' lVl'Sll'l'lI .l .l . 1 1 sf if wk rlay. Y' Mr, .lim Kjalsa 'IH'e 1IllI'i'S.flll' his nzxrf hvalfh vlass. 'F Joy Alllf'I'lSlllI anrl Snoopy are all in fhair own rlrvam u'm'l1l on pajama rlay. 14 Thr' Jlllll-Ol' passe srffs out 'lin' fha LA Corral. 1 20 'is -MM A N . ' SW Y lk Us KN .bv A P Wg, 15 W XQWX ff5bQQL,fXofW JV V K X MK 4 Nr JV A 19 -'V rf! 'YJ MJ V : , 1 SJ! La gli X I '- V igjv vdffijf Efsxyw w V V F CD I A xy J VJ! ,OW ff u dk 121 As the week came to an end the stu- dentbody showed their spirit at the Pep Rally Bonfire. Friday school colors were the dress ofthe day fn' the Annual Homecoming Assembly. During the as- sembly spirit cheers were jiillowed by the class skits. Mrs. Gloria Ceteznik summarized it as Very enjoyable . Daring the game against Mercer Is- land the Rebels were down at the half 7- 0. During halftime class floats jea- tu red the theme Always and Forever , as they paraded the field. Royalty in- cluded Mr. Charlie Walker III, Mr. Jock McLaughlin and Mrs. Diane Ku- za ro as staffRoyalty,' Russell Tegio and Lynn Cromer for Sophomore Royaltyg Jett' Jared and Candis Michel jbr Ju- nior Royaltyg Scott Gode and Katrina McNeal .hir Senior Royalty and Paul Angell and Carol Christiansen for the 1980 Homecoming King and Queen. The game continued but even with the Rebel Efttort, thejinal score was 27-0. The decorations spa rkled when the stage lights hit them, at the Home- com ing Dance on Saturday, October 25. The band performing was Omega and Nancy N iemiec commented, Everyone looked like they were having a good time and the band was alright. eloelcu'ise from nppe r left: t Scott Westergren and Emily Donough raise Juanita 's neu' school flag. 'f Treror Fisherportrays Lou Temple in the an- nual statfskit, IU Year Rey n ion . ' Vieky Adams and Brian Webster continue Joy Albertson and Jett'Dale's high school ro- mance ten years later. X Todd Brink demonstrates Don Spa rling's walk Rowland Tegio and Katrina McNeal shou' Rodney Taylor's lowering height. if Rebel-tons shou' their spirit at the game. The Bonfire jla mes rise higher. T Russell Tegio and Lynn Cromerq Sophomore Royalty. ' Jett' Jared and Candis Mielzelg Junior Roy- alty. ' Scott Gode and Katrina McNeal: Senior Roy- alty. - ' Paul Angell and Carol C'hristiansen,' Senior Royalty. ' Mr. Charlie Walker III, Mrs. Diane Kuzaro and Mr. Jock McLaughlin: stajft' Royalty. 'T H1lIill'l'1Illll.tlfl eonimitteeg first rou', left to riyht: Heidi Brumeister, Shelly Slettebalc, Marci Pardueei, Jennifer Parkinson, Kim Peart, Amy MeElligott, and Beth Dixon. See- ond rou'.' Laurie McCabe, Kris Pike, Jody Reynolds, Judy Hartsell, Marcia Horner, Kim Douglass and Tami Entriken fa s v 4. 122 Cheerstajjf Bounces into 1981 The Varsity Cheerstajjp bounced into action boosting spirit while inspiring students through posters, car caravans, assemblies and cheering at sporting events. With the direction of Advisor Ms. Su- san Martin, the 12 girls and the two yell-kngs Mike Bonney and Greg Awbry were equally divided into two squads to insure support at all sporting events. The squads' primary goal was raising spirit by acting as one unit. Together they had button sales, met in leadership class with their advisor Ms. Martin, prepared and carried out all pep assem- blies, performed for Kamiakin Junior High, and cheered at spring sports. Lead by head songleader Tammi Moo- rehead, the Songleaders attended Foot- ball, Gymnastics, and Basketball games. Cathy Valentine took the role of head Cheerleader, joining her squad at Volleyball, Wrestling and Girls Basket- ball games. Completing their year on stajf the se- nior members condueted the spring clinic for try-outs. After the selection process, old and new cheerstajjfs per- formed the Tight Song Routine' at the moving up assembly. The squads then presented their -Hnal dance routine to close out their year as the 1980-81 J .H .S Cheerstaff eloelczeise from upper left: if Varsity Cheerleaders: left to rightq Greg Aw- bry, Connie Worthen, Missy Pieeuleieicz, Patti Curtis, Maria Brown, Joy Albertson, Cathy Valentine, Mike Bonney. Kitt Lawrence performs Tequilla at the West Seattle game. The Songleaders perform Go Go Really Go at the Garfield game. Vicky Adams signals during the Garfield game. Varsity Songleaders: First row, left to right, Lisa Rorvick, Ta mmi Moorehead, Vicky Adams, Deanna Mitchell. Second row,' Greg Au'bry, Val Hanna, Kitt Lawrence, Mike Bonney. 'K Deanna Mitchell suggests the Tequilla routine after the third quarter. The Cheerleaders cheer, for a pin at a home ierestling match. ' At Homecoming Missy Pieculewiez and Joy Albertson enjoy presenting JHS Can You nk if 11: ak as Dig Itf' Maria Brown executes the moves to RE- BELSH. 9' Lisa Rorvick does a dance routine to Go Fight Beat Mercer Island. Cathy Valentine cheers on the girls basketball team with We Want You. 124 we-V7 ' -Iii. M P 9' F X J N .. X -iv Q f kiikx Q -5: V 125 W 'Q as f ,ew n ', X5 5 y H 123 W 'Y 4, xi' ' A W 126 ,Mi--' .. Q! 'us-. The J. V. Cheerstajj' Hits Top The Junior Varsity Cheersta-ff juniped into action promoting spirit and pride. Six talented girls were chosen in the spring and gained the support ofa Yell King, Tony White in the Fall. The J.V. Cheerstaff went to World Cheerleading Council at Central Wash- ington U nioersityjor a week in August. They learned how to lead and control a crowd. They also were taught new cheers and dance routines and how to display good leadership. The squad has been an active part of the Pep Assemblies, cheering their class, and school on. Lead by Advisor Ms. Susan Martin, and Head Cheer- leader Brenda Hansen, the group works well together. They keep active with a busy practice and game schedule. The Squad is hoping to niake their fall sweaters a tradition for upconiing Ju- nior Varsity Squads. The squad was received well by their advisor Ms. Martin she replied The J. V. squad has been a trernendous group of young leaders to work with. Brenda Hanson has displayed superior leadership qualities throughout the yea r. clockwise from upper left: Tanzrni Moorehead begins tl1e ponz pon pass. The Varsity Cheerstaffperhnrnis their stunt to J-J-JUA. Left to rightq Cathy Valentine and Joy Albertsong Mike Bonney and Kitt Lawrenceq Maria Brown and Vall Hanna: Tarnnzi Moorehead and Lisa If!t7 Itl'Ck,' Missy Pieculeuticz and Patti Curtis: Greg Azcbrey and Vicky Ada n1s,' Deanna Mitchell and Con- nie Worthen. 9' Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad: left to rightq Brenda Hansen, Tracy Payne, Tracey Ziegler, Karen Pelfrey, Lgynil'- C1ggwfjl'5',.gf.u1Wtit' Judy McKeerer. Lynn Cromer, Karen Pelfrey and Tracy Zieg- ler enjoy their teams' success. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders perform one QfH181-t'.fll?'ltt'lfe'f stunts. Left to l I'!Illf,' Brenda Hanson and Tracy Payneq Tracy Ziegler and Karen Pelfrey: Judy ThTCKl'l I'1'l' and Lynn Cronier. if Sk wk Connie Worthen completes a cheer at halfl tinze. Clll?6TSfQff'AfIttlSlII' Ms. Susan Martin .joins in the fun of Double Stunts. Val Hanna performs a dance routine at the Rebel halftirne. Canzera shy Missy Pieeulewicz, and Patti Curtis pose -for the photographer. Brenda Hanson and Tracy Ziegler design a Star double stunt. Pk af Pk IK 127 Drill Team Marches In Step Under the direction of co-captains Beth Crinips and Anna Hernandez, Rebelettes marched in step. The drill team held summer practices preparing for the Moss Bay Parade July 12. During the year they performed to 'Another One Bites the Dust , Bach in Black , All Night Long and pep band songs. One of their highlights was the performance to a medley of songs from the 50's during the 50's celebration. On December 6 the Drill Team ma rched in the Kirkland Snow Parade, placing first in the marching com- petition. In the spring they partici- pated in competition with other drill teams. Jenny'er Nield is a tremendous as- set to the drill team since she has had so much experience mentioned Beth Crimps. Jenny'er has been a member fy' drill team for three years. 'She always helps out in every way concluded Anna Hernandez. Advisors Mrs. Diana Kuzaro com- mented Ifeel that they practice really hard and do their best every time. Co-captains Beth Crimps and Anna Hernandez, Patti Hunt, Marie Herner and Ceci Crimps all helped to create routines for pep assemblies and habf- time preformances, which demon- strated the superior enthusiasm of the Rebelettes. clockwise from the upper left: 'F The Rebelettes perjbrm to Another One Bites the Dust during the Garfield game. Captain Beth Crimps leads the Drill Team in ll routine to All Night Long , t Advisor Mrs. Deanna Kuzaro discusses as- sembly with Lisa Izutsn. Drill Tea my first row, left to right: Rozan ne Graham, Lisa Izutsu, Sotteria Henry, Ceci Crimps, Annette Wamhfyf Anna Hernandez. Second row: Nichole Jacobsen, Patti Hall, Jennifer Olcott, Dani Davis, Christy Cruse, Dianna Olcott, Kecia Cowley, Cheryl Nichol- son. Third row: Patti Hunt, Paula Mauus, Kathie Hricsina, Jennjer Nield, Beth Crimps, Terri Fisher, Daunte Slettebalc, Danielle Ramirez, Lisa Nield. Beth Crimps and Dianna Olcott twirl to the music ry' 'Back in Blaclcfl Drill Team members Christy Cruse, Sotteria Henry and Dani Davis relax. Co-Captain Anna Hernandez and Jennifer Nield lead the team to a perjeetfinish. fr 11 x wk 128 iv ..w, 1, fi ,Ak A D 1 ocirigtori, Total Eclipse J oirl Forces The traditiorial school paper, the Lea- ington, advised by Mr. Dave Vannet .featuring JHS sports and activities had a little conipetition this year in readership. Mrs. Rolynn Anderson ad- vised students in creating a school magazine, the Total Eclipse, featuring concert reviews and articles on JHS ac- tivities. Student Editors, Art Tanaka and Ja inie Green, ofthe Lexington statfsu- pervised reporters J ini Cooley, Bill Ris- sler, Katrin Koopniann, Carsten Sainusch, Shawn Ritter, Scott Honaker and John Tonichick in writing and editing Lexington articles while Peggy Sheeler and Jack Bohanan typed and took pictures for the paper. Michelle Murray and Betsy Berger did logos for the Total Eclipse as Mike Bryne, Todd Blair, Keith Christen, Trish, Downing, Michelle Hansen, Dan Jonsson, and Connie Worthen wrote the articles and layed out the magazine. Both came out monthly, both featured JHS sports and activities, both con- tained pictures and special features. cloclcu'ise from upper left: X Cherylyn McKin ny enjoys an issue ofthe To- tal Eclipse. Betsy Berger and Michelle Hansen put the Total Eclipse together. Statter, Michelle Ha nscn distributes the Total Eclipse to Judy Hartsell. The Leringtori Staff' first row, left to right: Yvonne Smith, Tiffany Midge, Clit' Jackson, Carol Christiansen, Denis Tracy, Jennie Bol- ton, Kay Fitzgerald, Evan Blackstone and Mr. Dare Vannet. Second roic: Dan Drares, Cathy Wycott, Dulcie Davis, Joan nc Miller, Jerry Jackson, Eric Peterson, Joe Polito and Dann Horniclf. Lerinyton Editor, Art Tanaka sells an ad to a local merchant. Advisor, Mrs, Anderson gives directions to a student.,' sk we 1 130 'f-ywfvivungmwz' ww., -Q , . S .1. eff' ,f U... - f 3 VZ m WAMXWWH 'Av ef Gonerninent 'S Student Goal: I nfnoleevnent Juanita Higli student.s participated aetirely in Student Senate, and dealt u'itli student innolfnnient and reaction to tlie new attendance policy, Honie- eoininglnallots, and mandatory A.S.B. Card purcliases. Students also brains- tornied ideas .for lfundraisers, dances, eoneerts, and Spring Week. I-feel students are more inz'oleed ieitli Juanita tlian in past yea rs. Sa id President Paul Angell. Paul, along u'itli tlie otlier offieersj Vice-President Kini Douglass, Secretary Lynn Weis, and Treasurer Andreu' Ott niet fieitli Execu- tiee Board nienibers every tzeo 'zeeelcs to pla n and eonduet Student Senate nieet- ings. Tlie result ofeareful organ ization, de- terniination, and eoniplete lfolloie- tlirougli yielded an aetiee student ealen- dar. l'loelfu'ise from upper left: A.S.H.Qtf'ieers,'Afirst l'oa', left to rigllti Trea- surer Andrea' Ott, Viee I'resident Kiln Ilouy- lass. Seeond rout Seeretary Lynn Weis, Presi- dent Paul Angell. First Semester Student Senate,'4f'irst rou', left to riglltf Jenny Vlases, Sylria Poppe, Carolyn Huelf, Todd Brink, Jeff' Jared, Diana Oleott, Lynn Weis, Connie Wortllen, Kirn Douglass, Seott Gode. Seeond rou'.' Paul Angell, Laurie .'lIeC'aln', Jaines Borgnlan. Tliird role: Dare Iiissel, Andrea' Ott, Carol fllIl'l.Nfl'!lHSl'II, Lisa Fosse, Troy Strain. l'iee-President Kin: Douglass announees tlle ne.1't assendily date. Seeond Semester Student Senate: first ron', left to f'l-fjlllf Lynn Weis, Ifoiela nd Tegio, Lisa Fosse, C'arol Cliristiansen, Jenny Vlases, Kiln Douglass, Cindy Parlv, Clieryl Nigliolson, Laurie Dolzliins, Candis Jlieliel, Kirn Dreis- lraell. Seeond roux' Karen Paselio, Andreu' Ott, Donna Bosieortli, Art Tanalca, Jaines Bor- yinan, Randy Williains, Kent Lassinger, Tia ullll-ll', Syleia Poppe, Joy Reynolds, Iluleie Daris, Joel Robertson, Snzette Haelrney, Dale lfriylit, Laurie Henson, Teri Oosterleylf, Ke- rin Ross, Dare Lee. Tlfird rout Paul Angell, Joann Klein, Seott Gode, Royal I raneais, Troy Strain, Paul Arery, Rob Wielf, Ed Jolin- son, Rilflfe Nielson, Terry Winson, Shelly Sletalieelf, Mareella Pardueei, Jeff' Jared, Handy Stetson, Louis Hendrielcs. Handy Willianis sliares one Qfvlllll' ideas zeitli tlze Senate. ' President Paul Angell. and Treasurer An- dren' Utt lead tlleufirst Student Senate Meet- ing seeond seniesler. E.z'eeutire Hoardg left to riglit: Laurie Ilooins, Kris Pike, Jolin Brandt, Kiin Douglass, Paul Angell, Andreu' Ott, Julie Gibson. .,. 132 par' 49' W ,nf i ons. I i F44 I 4 ntl 0 J' yi! 'vi'- fe ig, ff ff-3 L lf f -as 9 7 J, lffi - f A D ' avi- ' g.'4s-511. B 1,5 V' 5,3 i it 9 s .,,:4 24. ,G , fw jf ,gave f: f ,1 N I, ia p ur Im, ,z f Maw 9 lz, W , ' V 3 r n 1 v4 ' avg 1-was DM... M T 4 -X 'rash V Q , Ns A i fWs 'xxx 'QQ lg 'Y vi' f'M SX Cabinets Strike Up Spirit in '81 The class cabinets are organized in thejall to develop a ganie plan for their respective classes. The Senior cabinet .staged the Ch rist- nias tree sale, the Honieconiing car bash, and Senior T shirts. Advised by Mr. Tiin Crowder, and chaired by Scott Gode, the cabinet planned class activi- ties. The Junior cabinet sold thejirst ever Rebel sweatshirts, ushered at gradu- ation, and operated the concession stand. The group was advised by Mr. Dave Vannet and Richard Godwin was president. The Sophoniore cabinet was advised by Mrs. Glo Ceteznik and Mrs. Jejri Donovon. They held a car wash plus sold Class of '83 T-shirts. The class cabinets worked well for their classes 'involving many students. With the help if the cabinets the school year was a complete success. clockwise from upper left: 1 Senior Class Cabinetp first ro'u', left to right: Leah Van Leuvan, Joel Robertson, Arla Po- ineroy, Katrina McNeal, Kirn Richardson. Second rout' Nancy Nicklaus, Heather Kin- dred, Jodi Iloar, Lisa Fosse, Troy Strain, Carol Ch ristenson, Advisor Mr. Tini Crowder. Third row: President Scott Gode Nancy Nicklaus displays her Class of ,HI shirt. Kris Pike strolls the halls irhile wearing her Rebels sweatshirt sold by the Junior Class. Sophomore Class Cabinet: first roie, left to right: Louis Hendrieh, Mary Ha rtgn ist. See- ond row: Marit Ringness, Allysin Warshal, Maureen Mirly, Martha Nelson, Vern Van Liieven. Third row: Heidi Burrniester, Jett' Watson, Ed Johnson, Russ Tegio, Dino Pick. '6 Junior Class Cabinetq first row, left to right: Karen Nezcland, Julie Anderson, Robin Lad- ley, Regina LeVine, Karen Pasheo. Second ro'u'.' Kris Pike, George Delan y, Jessica Ryk- ken, Rich Godwin, Anna Foley, Julie Ginins, Cyndy Pa rk. Cathy Durand. Ed Johnson inodels the sophomore Class T- shirt. ' Senior eabinet Itll'tlIl7l'l'S Heather Kindred, Troy Strain, Kirn Richarson, and Advisor Mr. Tirn Crowder listen atteiitirely to the agenda. if Sk 135 ,W wt 'w'u7 7ffulf ?1il,Q,. KM K, K .n -V BJ M- x ,ff x N I--. Qww Qx. M ,im . 'K'- Kiowa' Mn... i . JN ,fy X ,.,., N Society Displays Fine Tuning The Honor Society, advised by Mr. Jock McLaughlin, was an organization far students who excelled in school work and activities. Becoming a member of Honor Society requires a 3.5 grade average and in- volvement in school activities. 'Yf a stu- dent meets these standards they are al- ways a.ccepted, promised Mr. McLaughlin. New members who have been accepted take part in afall or spring induction cerenzonyg lighted candles symbolize their strength and unity. Honor Society organized the Holiday Canned Food Drive and the Valentine Love Is . . . Tolo on February 1.4. The officers were President Arla Po- meroy, Vice-President Kathy Durand, Secretary Julie Gibson, Treasurer Greg Ursich, and Public Relations Khiem Lai. At graduation the Honor Society members were awarded a certificate from the National Honor Society and a gold cord to wear with their graduation robes. 'Y look upon the Honor Society as a devoted group of students who are suc- cessful not only academically but so- cially as well. Ifeel priviledged to have been able to work with such a group, remarked President Arla Pomeroy. cloekzcise from upper left: X A sign .for the Honor Society sponsored canned Food Drive. President Arla Himcroy makes sure everyone has signed in. Grace Babock, Brian Webster, Mr. Mc Laugh- lin, and Laurie McCabe happily load bo.1'es of cans. The Honor Society discusses a Tolo theme. Honor Societyqfirst rou', left to right: Colleen Baker, Regina Levine, .Jessica Rylflcen. Grace Babcock, Leah VtlllLl'll'l'l'tl, Robin Ladley, Carolyn Buck, Paul Angell, Andreu' Ott, Jamie Green. Second rout' Laurie McCabe. Leslie Smith, Tia Reese, Ellen Iioub, Greg Ur- sich, Denis Tracy, Carol Ch ristia nson, Kim Douglas, James Borgman. Th rid rozc: Brian Steensland, Eric Mischlre, Randy Williams, Treror Fisher, Dare Jennings. Robert Ren- shaic, Jett'Jared, Mike Lipp. Lynn Ma nzon i, Laurel Ulleiy, Lisa Felt, Charlie Bazal. Fourth rout' Steve lWcMillan, Peter Sch uppen- hauer, Mark Wise, Trent Stoker, Scott Gode. i Honor Society Qtticersq left to right: V ice- President Cathy Durand, Treasurer Greg Ur- sich, President Arla Himeroy, and Public Re- lations Ma nager Khicm Lai. Jessica Rykken and Laurie McCabe icaitjor a meeting to start. wi: wi: as sz: :is D.E.C.A. Records Top ales Distributive Education, tD.E.j is aa marketing class taught by Mr. George Spear. From the class D.E. Distributive Education Clubs ofAmerica, tD.E.C.A.j are created. In D.E.C.A. the members compete in marketing in the area, state and national contests, during confer- ences. For Halloween Brad Lobdell and Mike Reed held a pnnikin carving con- test among 2nd period classes. Mr. Dave Vannet's and Mr. Don Lu'nd's classes were the victors. During the Holiday Season Lisa Sanchez and Tina Fenkner managed a Gift Wrap Booth in the To- tem Lake Mall. Richie Solomon and Shawn M acAvoy showed movies throughout the year pro- viding students with after school enter- ta in nzent. D.E.C.A.'s all year Fund rai- ser was the Student Store managed by Lisa Field and Sue Smith. The store provided students with snacks and school supplies. D.E.C.A. helping to promote good business and leadership among Juanita High Students. eloeku'ise form upper left: Jo Ellen Westeigren and Bill Gibson wrap presents at the Gift Wrap Booth. D.E. II Class: first row, left to rightg Jimmy Harnasch, Lisa Field, Kris Hendrix, Lisa Sanchez, Jaqui McKeever, Jackie Sawyer. Second row: Mike Reed, Julie Smith, James Borjgman, Tina Fenkner, Kevin Mitchell, Shawn Mf1CA77tKlj, Mr. George Spear. fs X' Kasey Steele and Becky Hershman prepare popcorn. 'f The Gift Wrap Booth Com mitte relares 'while discussing their situation. ' Serving people in the store is Shawn Ma- cAvoy. 'E DE. I Classgfirst row, left to rightg Bill Gib- son, Rich Young, Lisa Johnson, Kris Hen- d ri.r, Joanne Mille r, Kasey Steele. Second row: Mr. George Spear, Brett Deroser, Keving Mitchell, Arne Holt, ich ie Solomon, Brad Lob- dell, Charles Patterson, Robin Krouse. if Connie Worthen orders the Class Rings. 138 -0 A4-Q-v .,H9t.Lnnn-ve , F !., - iii H4 ww. 1 gmsxgv' . F Foreigners Encounter Dijjferences Foreign Exchange Students from Germany, France, Mexico, and Ecua- dor participated in the 1980-81 ex- change to gain an understanding of our language, cultures and school. Three advisors assisted the exchange students. Frau Annelies Clauson coun- seled the German students, Senora Wilma Price, the Spanish-speaking students, and Madame Karen Matsu- naga, the French student. The exchange students participated in Hyalc, the annual foreign language retreat. The Germans also built ginger- bread houses. The change in schools is sometimes difhcult. We expect the sa me of them as u'e do ofany student in Juanita, ex- plained Senora Price. Frau Clauson contributed, They can relate to teach- ers more asjriends here. In France we can 't choose our own classes, related French student Patricia Guillot. The exchange students didn't stay long but they provided us with a look at the language and cultures of a. foreign country. 1 loelfzeise from upper left: Spanish Exchange Studentsgfirst rou',' Senora Price, N. Gutierrez, C. Celada. Second rouzg E. Celada, A. Maeeira, L. Alrarado. A group ofstudents create their maste rpiece. A Spanish student bent on pinlita destruc- tion. Johannes Kressner searches the card file. Nicola Gu ndiseh concentrates on jorm. Brad Mace lays a -inundation zrhile Stefan Lobbert cuts a roofsupport. Eilerts Fraur Joseph prepares to do some ex- te rior decorating. Frau Clauson hu nts for a necessary item. German Erehange Students.' first rou', left to !Illt.' M. Kratz. 11. Kliulnnuller, W. Stehr. U Si-huenrlortl A. Alirireiler, S. Friedrich, P Guillot. Second rou',' J. Kressner, K. Ko- E Kit? E Q ef 5 ' if ei ii! 3, , opman, L. Bauer, K. Selioenlralrler, P. Kosteld, T. Werner. H. Bongurtz, B. Peters, N. Gundiseh Third rou',' Frau Clauson, G. Grutzner, S. L rho, If. Hartz, G Samuseh. S. Lobbert. P. Sommer tirld, U. Ansorjge, G. Sieu'ert, S. Grundhot2'r, Seliletll. American Exchange Students to Germany: first rou'. left to right: C. Buek, S. Poppe, J. Bolton, E. Kiefer. Second rou',' K. Star- kuratlier, S. McMillan, H. Kindred, J. Klein, R. Koelrel. Third rou',' D. Tracy, K. Gates, P. Schuppenhauer, J. Doar, B. Spurr. Fourth rrrux' S. Godc, G. Malcolm, A. Ott, D. Dean, B. Bement. One more boundjor pihata heaven. Students gather the spoils ofthe lfill. 140 bf Mg- I Drama Club Premieres Play Variety The Drama Club enjoyed an out- standing season according to adnisor Mrs. Ruth Tedder. Students interested in acting presented two plays, Plaza Su ite and Cheaper by the Dozen . The adranced drama students also per- formed scenes from Shakespearian plays. The officers were President Steve McMillan, Vice-President Heidi Ras- mussen, Secretary Barbara Sinclair, Treasurer James Borgma n, and Histo- rian Julie Anderson. Drama Club members can become Thespians which is an honorary dis- tiction 'tor high schools actors. They were also eligiblejor scholarships. Everyone has done so well with the plays and everything. They have cer- tainly met my expectations,l' praised Mrs. Tedder. Plaza Suite was a th ree-storyline comedy by Neil Simon. It concerned the remantic problems of people staying in Room 719 at the Plaza Hotel. The .Hrst act inrolned a man hailing an affair with his secretary. The second act was about a superstar who is visited by an old school mate. In the third act a ner- rous bride locks herself in the bath,- room minutes before the wedding and her parents try coagring her out. Cheaper by the Dozenuwas a true story about an efficient man with tu'eli'e children. He spent his time de- rising ways to saife time while his teen- age daughters spent time thinking about boys, causing misunderstandings on both sides. cloclfzeise from upper lettg Teia Callahan warmly greets Monica Olfsnes dn ring a Shalresperian scene, Simone Fay and Joy Reynolds hare a heart to heart talk in a scene from Romeo and Ju- liet . 1 Drama Clubq first rou', let? to right: Joy Rey- nolds, Kim Douglass. Second role: Simone Fay, Mrs. Teddcr, Stere McMillan, Heidi Rasmussen., Suzanne Boryman. Troy Strain, Joe Rodgers, Carrie Gordon, Grace Babcock, Denise Perrigo. Third row: Monica Oksnes, Tia Reese, Tifthny Midge, Cheryl Nicholson, Willie Lotion. Fo'urth rouz' Teia Callahan, Denis Tracy, Joann Klein, Mark Rogers, Barbara Sinclair. Fifth rout' Robin Ladley, John Brandt. Tia Reese seems distressed by Barbara Sin- clair's news, in a Shakespearian scene. Vice-President Heidi Rasmussen and Presi- dent Stevie McMillan listen as Mrs, Tedder talks about Thespians. 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Both di- rectorslfelt that the students did their best pe rforining. Separately each department partici- pated in their own Kin.gCo.festioa.l con- finfnce at Shoreline cotninziinity college. Each recieved outstanding ratings. The Pep band played at a. January Juanita Sonic ganieq the vocal jazz groups sang at several retirement honiesg zehile the choir caroled around the school at Christnzass tinie. With tI'Uf'l'200l1iCl'I'7J6 participants the inusic departnient has supported and encouraged the superior qualities of Juanita High School's en'i'ironn1ent. eloclfu'ise from upper left: Singing .for-jog and happiness u'ere carolers N. Jacobson, L. Becker, K. Douglass, S. Brit- ton, C. Christiansen, S. Haclfneg. A. Head, L. Kaltenlrach, and S. Gode. Girls Choirq front rou', left to right: G. Diess- ner, N. Jaeolzson, C. Nichoson, T. Pederson, M. Yarbrough, M, Ringness, L. Ganilile, C. Gordon, D. Edlund, H. Berger, M. Jennings, M. uvllllllllllll, N. Gutierrez, and Mr. Reich. Second rout A. Strothers. S. Lerinsoh n, C. Criinps, B. Salno, S. Sehniaus, J. Ifegnolds, S. Slettelialf, T. Bennett, C. Mahler, M. Hanson, A. Slagle, B. Criinps, A. Warshall, and B. Herner. Third ron',' M. Thonlpson, L. Felt, S. Miller, C, Jaelfson, R. Nielsen, L. Ca rnegie, T. M idge, J. Westergren, T. Westergren, W. Federer, T. Haugen, S. John, H. Rostock, and K. Welzlnfrleg. With eoncentration, Mr.Torn Reich directs u'itll preciseness. Mr. Bruce Gutgesell directs audience atten- tion to the Pep Band. Pep Hand, First rou', left to right: If. Ladleg, C. Blnndell, Second rout' M. Jennings, ll. Frans, K. Snoug K. Taylor, C. Manzon i, J. Robertson, M. Griffin, B. Berger, and T. Westergren. Third ronz' M. Azelireg, K. Her- inanson, J. Pearson, C. Lo, E. Kenadg, and M. Thompson. Fourth rout J. Teutsch, M..Mirly, L. Anderson, R, Iff'tINllfltl', D. Charnholnz. Fifth rout' B. Ferren, D. Bull ring, A. Ott, J. Parlfinson, J. Anderson, and M. Wise, Si.1'th rout' S. Gode, E. Trapp, M. Hansen, C. Thor- son, and M. Sherstad. Serenth roun' T. Stoker, B. Thompson, B. Mercnliefl D. Hunter, P. Hanson, T. White, D. Larnpnla n, and J. Park- inson. Eigth rote: P. Rergerson. I-Z. Hinlfle. D. Sather, M. Colbert. Not Pictured: L. Ott, and M. Bonneg Plaging in tn ne zehere K. Hernlanson, J. Pearson, C. Lo, J. Teutsch, M. Mirlg, L. An- derson, lf. 1ft'tINlItltl', A. Ott, J. Parkinson. Ilrnninler L. Ott, accompanied lug guitarist M. Colliert strire-for their lzest at pep llNSf'HIlPltf. wk 1, s. ni 144 pm if ' S -T SX s T Q N QGY1, F1 3 'Q if 9- '-VW' I' ' --gm H , ,ww am. rf iigffl 3 V3 9 N X A l ! 2 ,W Band Adds to the Rebel eat Eighty-Hoe dedicated students com- prised the Symphonic Band. From this band came the personnel for the Stage Band and the Pep Band. Students who joined the performing groups at Jua- nita automatically committed them- seliies to several concerts throughout the year. Credits and grades were deter- mined by attendance, attitude, self im- proiiement and committment to the group. Mr. Bruce Gutgesell, band director, commented the Symphonic Band was represented well by all the musicians in the group. Miriam Jennings jlutist, was selected to perform in the All- Northwest Select Band. Botti the Sym- phonic Bad and the Stage Band met daily. Pep Band, was an extracurricular activity and met Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7:00. This showed dedica- tion and was the main reason they per- .formed at the January 7 Sonics' game, commented Mr. Gutgessell. The Music Department continued to grow and each perhnrnier was extre mely dedicated. The enthusiasm has added to the spirit ofJuanita. etockicise from upper left: ' Stage Band: -first ro'u', left to right: Lyle Ott, Phil Bergeron, Mike Bonney, Mark Wise, Chris Burns, Dane Jennings, Mark Hyllan, Bill Ferrin. Second roic: Mark Colbert, Mr. Bruce Gutgesell, Scott Gode, Eric Trapp, Michelle Hansen, Mike Sherstad. Third roux' Dean Hammond, Jay Parkinson, Derek Hunter, Steiie Cromer, Tony White. 't Scott Gorle concentrates on his sheet music. All-Northufest Select Band Qualifier Miriam Jennings smiles after herlflute solo. 'f Mark Wise plays his saxophone with -feeling. Mark Colbert adds the special effect qfelectric guitar. if Sumphonic Band,' first rou', left to right.' Betsy Berger, Michelle Griffin, Trish Vaughn, Robin Ladly, Cheryl lVIanzoni, Mir- iam Jennings, Bonnie Winslow, Terri West- crgren, Andrew Ott, Laurie Anderson, Dana Buhring. Second ro'u'.' Debbie Eifans, Kelly Taylor, Erelyn Ford, Pat Knowles, John Small, Maureen Mirly, Julie Hsu, Stacy Johnson, Mary Munsell, Kim Snozc. Marie Thompson, Yfnonne Smith, Jodi Rucker, Carol Lo. 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Juanita Voices Shoio Style clockwise from upper left: 't Vocal Jazz performs harmoiously in concert. if ocal Jazzy First row left to right, Troy Strain, Kim Richardson, Dino Pick, Shannon Britton, Nicole Jacobson. Second rout: Sammi Robinson, Eleanore Kenady, Rhys Roth, Genie Diessner, Bruce Charley, Sylvia Hippe. Third row: Dave Love, Paige Foster, Julie Gibson, Lisa Kalten- bach, Suzette Hackney. Fourth row: Mike Kris- tensen, Scott Gode, Lori Becker, Carol Christian- sen, Scott Westergren, Marisa Bereshzrd, Brian Charley, Kim Douglas, Mark Colbert. 9' Members of choir perjbrm in Fall Concert. tk Concert Singers, first row left to right: Mr. Tom Reich, Kim Richardson, Julie Givens, Eleanore Kenady, Rhys Roth, Troy Strain, Larry Bach, Bruce Charley, Dino Pick, David Love, Shannon Britton, Martha Collier, Angla Chang, Annette Wamhofl Lesia Johnston. Second roie: Jennifer Oliver, Lori Becker, Laurie Benson, Julie Jackson, Kenny Stanjkird, Kurt Julicli, Mike Weatherhill, Larry Lakey, Dean Scott, Sandy Bond, Amy Sjolander, Heather Kindred, Linda Musselman, Marisa Beresford. Third ro'u:,' Sammi Robinson, Genie Diessner, Julie Gephart, Suzette Hackney, Mike Bonney, Jim Shotstall, Mike Krvistiansen, Adam Berger, Jeff Groenen, Matt Bill, Wylynda Wells, Lisa Kaltenbach, Heather Thompson, Kim Douglas. Fourth rout, Nancie Davis, Carol Christiansen, Julie Gibson, Paige Foster, Lisa Snzullen, David Dean, Brian McLaehlin, Joe Kassuba, Alan Kehle, Scott Col- lier, Hott Westergren, Paula Jensen, Karen Grau, Kendra Travis, Claire Vangelist, Sylvia Poppe, Kris Anderson. if Girls Ensemble' left to right: Sammi Robin- son, Julie Gcphart, Genie Diessner, Eleanore Ke- nady, Claire Vangelist, Suzette Hackney, Kendra Travis, Shannon Britton. l' Paul Yarnold, Mark Wise, Dan Sather, Mr. Bruce Gutgesell, Kevin McGinnis. X Symphonic Band Ojft'icers,' jirst rout, left to right: President Scott Gode, Vice-President- Trent Stoker, Treasurer Laurie Anderson, Sophomore Representatives Jill Teutsch and Miriam Jennings, Secretary Steve Cromer. 'k Symphonic Band ended on a triumphant note during the December 19 Winter Concert. SY Mr. Bruce Gutgesell directed the trumpet sec- tion as others auiaited their cue. 148 2' v A . 5 A . 2 , Q , K .N . , f ,, W9 S 'Q . Q E I ,LL' A 73 f S1 149 RETREISPEET STHFF TEN 'JW' Q FFF ' 'vs Y id fx fi-ff ! ' ei ????S'i A 1 A .l'iA- ram:-c mmm skonurw cc. - i ki , 5 YM .. F ,A Produce r: Ms. Susan Marlin Tech n iqical Enyi n eers: Arla Pomeroy and Jane Menz With Special Thanks To: Tod Brink, Dan Wick, Laurie McCabe, Kris Mal- son, Jenny Vlases, Grace Babcock, Rofwland Tegio, Vicky Adams, Kinz Pearl, Kris Pike, Heidi An- drezos, Richei Solomon, Kara Anderson, Rod Van Enzelen, Brian Webster, Katrina McNeal, Trevor Fisher, and Sue La nie. DAC Studios, Inc. 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Advised by Mr. Gib Moore, the Ma- rine Biology class watch over and take care ofthe life and survival of several hundreds fy' thousands rye salmon. Because ry' the amount of buildings being constructed in the Juanita Creek area, damage is visible to our wildlife. Erosion from upstream, and sewage from every house in the area has been the immediate cause. The Enhancement Program has re- ceived help from Government agencies, including King County Resource Plan- ning, and Metro. The prtgect is known statewide, being thejirst ty' itls kind at a High School. The class is rewarding as well, every- body works together and each person has a task they must complete each week. Russ Ladley, Patty Heidel, Karl Hartquist, David Lutz, and Robert Stewart have all enjoyed the project with at least one year of experience apiece. As Mr. Moore states, We are one big hf1ppyjan1ily.,' clockwisefrom the upper left: X Andy Nielirugge and Greg Marshall remove covering ofthe Salmon tank -for easier in- speetion. Mr. Gib Moore era mines tankjbr any damage or problems. Salmon Enhancement Project Class, First ron' left to right: Robert Stewart, David Lutz, Greg Marshall, Enrique Selara, Andy Duke, David Holm, Kevin Healy, Mike Kristensen, Andy Niebrugge. Second rou',' Jett' Haymes, Russ Ladley, David Bach, Katrina McNeal, Karl Hartquist, Ervin Kuebler, Mike Trout, Charley Patterson, Mr. Gib Moore. Mr. Gib Moore erplains to tentative ieatehers the proeed ure of that day. t Andy Niebrugge, Russ Ladley, Jett' Haymes, and Robert Stewart find damage has been done to the invaluable salomon hatchery. Marine Biology class busy themselres with their everyday tasks. Russ Ladley, Jett' Hayrnes, and David Holm re more eo'1.'e1'ing of hatchery. 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F- Kvnrrl' .4 ,ff K F R ' s 0-ev W I' 9.1 X ,gs I , 5' f ld: fl? g :J . in A ,J --N 44. x. Greenhouse Robs Sun 's Energy The Solar Greenhouse a student project is nearing coinpletion. Students in 6th and 7th period building con- struction classes put the roofand siding on, the final steps in the building progress. A period shop class has also been put together to produce fur- nishing .fbr the interior. The Solar Greenhouse is a building designed and built by students. The nioneyjbr the developnient of the green- house canie in part frorn a Federal Grant given to Juanita by the U.S. De- partment of Energy. The grant was .har Qi6'20,000 and was received after at High School Conservation Fair in which the design for our solar greenhouse received the grand prize for excellence in three catagories. Under the direction of Advisor Mr. Toni Short, Kari Rodewald was in charge if the Press Corp.,' John Oban was superintendant of 6th period and Rob Eaton was superintendawnt of 5th period. Jodi Doar was in charge of de- sign while Matt Perrin worked as safety oyficer and Steve Worley was in charge of leadership. The Solar Greenhouse should be fin- ished by next year, and will be a great contribution to Juanita High School facilities. Advisors of the greenhouse are talking of using the greenhouse as a classrooni facility, to include classes of all subject areas. This will enable all students to have the opportunity to use and beneht from the unique structure in their years at Juanita. clockwise front the upper left: t Fifth Periodgfirst rou', left to right: Rob Ea- ton, Tint Claney, Miro Benesh, Mark Dorn, and Stere Schuyler. Second rou'.' Kevin Ross, Torn Wunderlieh, Seott Parson, Larry Beach. Third Row: Steve Brooks, Glen Scott, Step- hanie Secord and Mark Fra nees. The Solar Greenhouse January 1081. Mr. Torn Short, the flll1'I'Sflflfflf,ll' Greenhouse Project. Sixth Perzodq first rou', left to rightq Abee Ra ntos. Second rout' Jeff' Wilson, Rick Roaeh, Erie Wu nderlieh, Jon Oban, Duane A ndrezes, Ken Charazrell, Shari Lux and Brad Beneze, Thrid rout' Brian Fulk, Jerry Thompson, Ed Johnson, Frank Allarti, Brent Carlson, Brian Eaton and Andreu' Bradder. Fourth rou': Joh n Johnson. Third Periodg First roux left to right: Vicki Hostetter, Jeft' Wilson, Jon Oban, Mr. Ton: Short. Jim Cooley and Randy Seh'u'ab. Seventh Period, First rouf, left to right: Dare Orndorf Loren Kennett, Eric Wunderlieh, Randy Schzealz, Jett' Preston, Bill Odle and Gary Wolfe, Second rout' Chuek Board, Rieh Vadhelrn, Paul Mir, Guy Cheek, Dan Dierkes, Gene Rouf, Mr. Torn Short, Wayne Morgan, a nd Sonny Cook. Students frame the structure of' the Solar Greenhouse. we + if wk x , s fill A Q' 1,',2 Q ' ., ' I ' . If .4 ' 'Wt At X + ., if ia, 2 1 X Q Q Ax Q, .15 L., K. 1.: - .. . .4 .xf ,Q yr. 1 'R 4 . .. 4 .- A .,, 4 .i 's ,Q . , , , .. 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' ' TM- 'f ' .1 '- - 1 : '., .-J... 52:-Sli? 3'T f-5'3s:-. 1 .W-Q , b - aiw.,fgg,,,- -f.-' J'?f-'- '.- ...,s. Qi-SQ Rock cQ Roll Bands Lead Ten Year Musical History LED ZEPPELIN: Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bon- ham, Robert Plant. Loud, grinding, pouwnderous, thunderous Rock LQ Roll. Rumbling bass and drums. Peircing vocals. Whiplash guitar riffs. A musical institution iehose albums are dubbed gold upon release. Their concert tours are con- stantly sold out, and eye ry moyefinds its way to their legions of-fans. THE WHO: Peter Townshend, Keith Moon, Roger Daltry, John Entu'istle. The Who, one of the last ifisible traces ofthe British inrasion ofthe early sixties rock scene. On stage they are dangerous, with Moon smashing his drums, Daltry swinging his mike, and Toienshend ufindmilling his guitar before 'finally smashing it during thelfinale. THE ROLLING STONES: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, additional mem- bers: Mick Taylor, Ron Wood. M iaing mascara with menace, the stones haue taken their hard-hitting brand rock .from the elubs ofLondon to the biggest concert stages ofthe ieorld over a period ofa decade and a half Today they are arguably the biggest rock attraction in existence. ACJDC.: Cliff Williams, Angus Young, Malcolm Young, Phil Rudd and Brian Johnson lreplacing Bon Scottj. Loud, some say annoying, but rery popular Rock JE Roll. ACXDC has come a long u'ay in the lastjeu' years, producing many Artist-mowing, ear-racking tu nes. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN: Poet? Street pu nk? Hype? Springs- teen has been accused ofbeing all three. In truth this cha ris- matic singer-songufriter-guitarist is a little bit ofeverything, encampassing the best element of Rock K Rolllfrom the f50's, tilfs and the 7'0's. PINK FLODY: Rick Wright, Nick Mason, Roger Waters, Daifid Gilmore lreplacing Syd Ba rretj. The-first rock group to come on stage armed u'ith a light shou: They ufere also one ofthejirst English groups to play San Francisco-style psy- ehedelie roelf. LYNRD SKYNARD: Ronnie Van Zant, Allen Collins, Gary Rossington, Billy Poieell. Leon Wilkeson, Artim us Pyle, Steve Gaine. They u'ere rough, tough and plenty mean. They ieere one ofAmeriea's all time greatest, hard-hitting rock bands and their songs u'ill be remembered and enjoyed for a long time to come. BOB SEGER: Until recently this long-haired, raspy-voiced man just didn't get the breaks. After a dozen or so years in the music business, he became an overnight sensation. fiull. HEART: The roices of Ann and Nancy are beautiful and their songs meaningful. Seattle's o'u'n Heart, because ofthe talents ofthe sisters and the rest ofthe band became popular all orer the 'u'orld. VAN HALEN: Voted 79'sjastest-moiving new band, Van Ha- len has not disappointed its fans. Wild and exciting they hare captured the attention ofa lot ofyoung-fans. 158 efffff' 6 'B in Ji I' 6 LWYRDSKWVMQD Sfr'ecf5mffmfJ a sv rl . q .1 G . ,ii 4 'fxiiil' lfxf -if!! ' Wm - AN 1-IALEN Wornri and Childrvn Firxl CONWQMNE KM DOUGALASS NME BONNEN' 1:37 GODE ovv5nwm+ka Lemek Y NXO6-I 6?xRvYED 'Cv sum-we wxcmav NWSKCIMI NT STOKER FRENDLLEST AMAM MOOREHEAD 1-OU TEMPLE 5 E OF X-WNOK Outstanding mars QXFX HALEY T TODD I5R1NK l'-1' l M051 SNCER szcorzv CJARxsrxANsoN BEST RX-W5 SPARUNG ow Z 1 i M mmmx MCNEPLT Y R R Uma A L0 om oeefmv gm DRESSED EMEN BERRN' D61 RRWBTKC RMARDSON ADAMS M051 OUT 505555 B251 bkessab Preppy, Western Looks Top Chart The fashion scene at Juanita included a wide array lj styles, colors and cut. No matter what look you desired, coordina- tion with individual pieces came easily. Both ladies and gentlemen wore a rain- bow of stylesg casual, dress, preppy, ac- tive sports-wear, and workmen. Stu- dents were seen in a daily mix and match atmosphere. Ladies casual wear included: striaght legged jeans teamed with blazers over plaid shirts,' the western look high lighted with cowboy boots and hats: the preppy look of high collars, skinny ties and penny loajizrs. The ultra-casual in- cluded workmen overalls, painter pants and the basic jeans. On special days, the sophisticated look was achieved with wool skirts and vests, silk dresses and speciality fabric pant coordinates. Accessories played a integral part in each style of the fashion scene. Casual accessories included jewelry, high-heel shoes, belts and lepal ornamentation. Pearl necklaces, textured hose, the clas- sic pump shoe and monogrammed sweaters were predominate accessories with the sophisticated look. Men dis- played a toned-down version of each look in their daily clothing styles. Sweaters over dress shirts were popular teamed with jeans or slacks. Gentlemen often added a blazer to pull the look together. Natural earth tones were favored color with the gentlemen. Popular head gear included felt cowboy hats, and logoed baseball hats. All mens styles included a limited display of jew- elry. School fashion was individual, one day western, then sophisticated, then cas- ual, with each person dressing for their daily activities. Sa rnple Fashions: ' First row, left to right: Denise Davis, Debbie Kennedy, Greg Malcom, Dawn Wick, and Marisa Beresford. Second row: Mike Philpott, Arla Pomeroy, Shannon Britton, Karen PeU'ry, Tony White, and Russell Tegio. Channon Britton and Jimmy Har- nasch are right on target with the pre- ppy look. X ' Denise Davis and Russel Tegio re- flect the baggie uptown style. 0 Casual and polished, Tony White and Greg Malcom review music. ' Debbie Kennedy dressed for the con- struction site in the increasingly popu- lar workmen overalls, Mike Philpott and Arla Pomeroy out on the Juanita range. ' Very fashionable: the colored stock- ings, mid-calf boots, scftly-lined skirt and ,Htted jacket, worn by Marisa Ber- esfbrd. lk T f' 1 l M U I it I ' I H I J S - X. L J 1' if if ,4 . x -.1 ww... Faculty Works As A Team To repare Students For Future yfe Mrs. Diane Bannister Attendance Secretary Mrs. Esther Barclay Reading Mr. Dick Bjerke RE. Dept.!Health Mr. Brion Bloomberg Social Studies Dept. Mrs. Gerry Boone S.S.!L.A. Aide Mr. Jerry Breymeyer Athletic Director Miss Maryann Cahill Math Dept. Mrs. Vicki Carlson Career Counselor Mrs. Roberta Champion Special Education Frau Annelies Clauson Foreign Language Mr. Roger Creech Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Tim Crowder Science Dept. 166 The stay? at Juanita High School has worked as a team throughout the year. Each had their own specialty, but combined for one goalg to prepare students for their life after high school. As a new addition to the Homecoming fes- tivities, there was a staff royalty com- petition. Mrs. Deane Kuzaro was Empress while Mr. Jock McLaughlin and Mr. Charlie Walker III shared the title of Emperor. Changes in our stajf positions included Mrs. Margaret Setcly'ield as Principal. Mr. Charlie Walker III took the job of Vice Prin- cipal in charge of discipline. Juanita students had an opportunity to have Mrs. Joanne Jones, and exchange teacher from Hawaii, teach them for the year. Mr. Morrie Schneider took her place on the Island of Hawaii. The entire stajf at Juanita High School really care about the students and their needs for later life. They are an active con- tributer to Juanita's uniquie open atmo- sphere. kt X , es-...Jr K t X 5 'V ,W ff an E ' N X .swiss . , .S .e '- .. -1 - 4: mid ,ff f 4 . 1 N . s t t 1 A R v r Q! 'L 1 3 D Q ii is Mr. Jock 1VICLfIIlgIIIliH hands back student work. we Q .M K-ijt' T Q ' . ' .ij . A .ff ft' 'gg ' lr 51-2 k,k9k . 'QFD .. K Q il 1, l n ww I 'X jf lx - in J.. 1 Mrs. Edith Dixon Testing Center Aide Mrs. JQf?f'7 i Don,oin1n P.E. Dept. Mrs. Shirley Gooder Office Secretary Mr. Glenn Greer Art Dept. Mr. Gary Groenen Math Dept. Mr. Bruce Gutgeselt Milsic Dept. Mrs. Karla Hansen P.E'. Dept. Mr. Larry Happ Science Dept. Ms. Lorraine Hee Special Education Mr. Donn Higley Vice Principal Mrs. Joan Horn Social Stud ies Dept. 2 s ' A ffl 1: ' ev, as is ' W A 'Y' , 5 f m -+ yr ' f b, 'Nil , 'lug Q 1 7 ff ji .wwf 15. ik 61 5 Q 1 Nc ilkgmw '..w f Y . 953 ,A 1. . .jj ef? Yuki? f?-45 f YQ If is , fs-I . J' YU vw ,. v ik N. xv' Mr. Ted Jensen Social Studies Dept. M rs. Cheryl Johnson Business Ed Aide. Joanne Jones La ngage Arts Dept. Mrs. Ma ry Ann Jordan Home Econornics Dept. Mrs. Marjorie Katso Qffce Seereta ry Mrs. Vicki Katz Business Ed. Dept. Mr. Bob Koll I!Arts Dept. Mrs. Diana Kuzaro Business Ed. Dept. Mr. Mike Lions Language Arts Dept. Mrs. Joyce Lojijren Counseling Secretary 170 ' i 9 i . Vice Prvincipal Mr. Donn Higleg, eonjlfrs with concernerl parent WW W 1 '- 'm w 'W'f'WawMw,, ., M... f f . Av .w W. hW . Biology Teacher Mr. Tim Crowder and Hope Grinznz, team up for efplanatiolz. Miss Laura Lucas Bilsiness Etl Dept. Mrs. Amie Lfuclcman Librarian Mr. Dori Lund Traffic Safety Ed Ms. Susan Martin Art Dept. Mrs. Karen Matsztnaga Foreign Language Dept. Mr. Larry MCDtI'II,tIIfI Lariguage Arts Dept. Miss Cathy Miclzaelis Math Dept. Mr. Gib Moore Science Dept. Mrs. Robiri Morissey Creative Arts Side Mrs. Ervine Manroe Science Dept. Barbara Myers Comiselor Mr. Claude Norris P.E. Dept. 3 171 '7'f WB!'f1 'W W. . tw Q35 ww. xx il.. f as I , s if Q 1 V W 4 ' 'Q MLW , I 5 Q 4, ? Y 1 ,W ,. P r x 3 Eb. E 3 2 '-.Ww,,,,..x U I P :JZ ..- 'WJ' mv X ig. if- ,.- 'w Q., , ini! -is 16 'Wg .,,...t 4 With New Students and Fresh Ideas Juanita High School Staff aces The New Attendance Policg Mr. Ralph Nussbaum ' L Social Studies Dept. Miss Margaret Ondrueh F.L.Aide Mr. Dave Ovenell Counseler Mrs. Marcia Pettersen Special Ed. Dept. Mrs. Wilma Price Foreign Language Dept Mrs. Mathilde Rees Media Aide Mr. Tom Reich Music Dept. Mr. Ken Roberts Math!Science Dept. Mrs. Jane Roe Librarian Aide Mrs. Margaret Setchfield Head Principal Mr. Russ Shelden Social Studies Dept. Mrs. Pat Smith Language Arts Dept. 174 Mr. Jerry Breyrneyer prepares -har Chem istry class. Day Janitor Mr. Warren Nelxon and Home Ee. teacher Marjzf Jordon enjoy 11. quiet lunch. 0. lil lll'. R. ,K . 5 Q f 5 ' Mr. Bruce Gutgessel establishes the tempo. Mr. George Spear D.E.C.A. Afl?.ll.SlJV Mr. Doug Steemslanrl PE. Dept. Mr. Chris Strielcwerda Motlz Dept. Mr. Clizlek Towrbor P.E. Dept. Mrs. Ruth Tedrler L.A. Dept. Mrs. Lenore Titllus Seereta ry Mr. Dope Vamiet Social Studies Dept. Mr. J im Vogel Social Stilflies Dept. Mrs. Not Vogt Bookkeeper Dr. Virginia White Matti Dept. Mrs. Jeaiinette Wise C.A.C. Mr. Jerry Zylstra Math Dept. 175 ww, ., 'Wm M, k,fA A -wr E o Y o mx-,.XN Vethewfiof hm.. r ond X X Q S, 4 2553. 1 ji, ,f C ' f We A 4,1 ., 1 on ,MV .egg any 2 Q X 1, J te A 5 . Wg ,. Vw, f ,P w 1 r ,A -u x'l, lx IDIL ,MF Il N IU M The 1981 Retrospect Diamond Edition Achieved Platinum 8' Gold Ra tingS with the help of: 0Mr Burt Durham 0 Mr Ed Console 6 Ms Susan Martin 0 Herff Jones 0 Pacific West Studio 0 Ms Lorraine Hee 0 Arla Pomeroy 4 Laurie McCabe 6 Kris Pike N X . Y K an X XX 1 a 4 1 E X xy , x FfW5 ' x . QQ if Juanita Cleaners ana Lannary 11853 98111 AW N.E. K irkla ml, WA ,'!8l133 WORDS TO THE LATEST HIT SONGS lNSlDE9 pf. sxso :uns 1981 159 TIONS X ,Sin I V , I 1 fC,.' 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Sportsu'est ..................... Straiobe rry Patch ...................... Sicissconsin Cheese Ma rt ........ The T-Shirt Emporium ........ Top Dog Styling Salon ....... Totem Book Shop ................,................... Totenz Lake Florist .................................... ....... Nelson 's Tire and Automotive Center ...... ....... U.S, Post Office ............................................ ....... U.S.S. Enterprise ...................... .. Vaa r M Beauty Products ........ Vitality Health Goods ........... Ya rn Bontigne ............. .UHHXNI .HHHXZI HHUUXZI sez 3174 821 6699 seiimo sez-ssoo 821-1331 821-6461 svz-ieoo ses-4222 821-1434 7 -7756 sei-sooo 821-0514 -4141 -osos s21-3003 sn47m sez oooo sez-9444 821-1825 821-8121 sziznw seiims sez-3062 sez oooo sez 1775 821-5353 sez-4488 821-1819 821 tooo 183 18 Cafreeve Corner 'Best Wishes Class of '81 12019-124th N.E. 821-8022 Totem Square SCOTT'S Auto Parts Inc. 13520 100th Ave. N. E. Juanita Ftrs 821-8333 SHOWCASE Lanny Ltnelros 13325 N.E. 124th Sf. Kirkland, WA. 98033 823-6006 am W M5 ' at mtl? t 00'-'lRi1m?20muQw10 6101 OL K do V: ts? vi Ofgd 'P mp 532 ct Zusw TGQWSWQQW Q i099 www p bo Elofew Q ACIICN IDMIWICY S22-5557! S27-9794 Sweet Pickles Restaurant 12500 N.E. 1.4,4th, Kl'rklClnfl-823-2050- We Deliver Good Luck Juanita Students and Staff I AKEN an n N N :N Ink TWNQ -. -:WW X , fee. Q ig: ::: Eirfs Q l!!!:, fax ':: !!!!En, N ffl It .- K- Q yk '--I : I 'I I -.5 W 5:11 rfizg Q. I QT :?fP'?5r::, - 'Ill ,Z u ,.,! , ' ::::- 'I Y X j 'lun ll l -:IN ul: vm 'efxfsff r P. :s ':g::': Wgfifj 'ir liig X: 'll1 4.5 Q - Siler, fi: Xe gi 'ILL '!giiif , '::: 4 '-.. 1.. fm, - to fame: ii ES-7 ' ::::.,. 15.13 , H :-. ':::.. I , HHS: , -. 'litiil ' A fl L! - ' u-III I '-Q... 's u E YEL ' ::5:: :' '!:::::. I A 2 ' -qu 1 1 ff' Gimme Ginz me Gin? me Ginn me Gaim me Gaim me G72 U72 Juanita High School P. T.S.A. U '71, ...... U12 G72 .................................................... U 72 ...Wlmt's that spell? . .. ...Rebelsl . .. ..., Whats that mean?.. We Are The Best! .. We're The B-E-S-Tl . BESTJ... 4 Fresh A i r Ideas Q The Round About Best Wishes Students LQ Staff Totem Lake ww' Mczll Kirkla nd, wb 821-1 775 Peoples National Bank of Washington 10027 Main Street Bothell, WA. 98101 468-8114 Brooks Biddle Chevrolet 1790.9 Bothell Way N.E. Bothell, WA. 98011 486-1212 High Woodlands Veterinary Hospital Congratulations Seniors 11416 98th N.E. Kirkland, WA. 823-8411 Darla Says- C017IC on up and see its sometirnen Conyratnlations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1081 Frorn the Friendly Folks at Seeiirity Savings And Loan Association Kingsgate Branch 14400 124 Avenue N.E'. Monday th ru Thursday 10:00-5:30 Friday 10:00-6:00 Non' n'e're open on Saturdays 9:30-2:00 821-5000 185 Strawberry Patch Contemporary Junior Fashions For Wonzen of all Ages. 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