Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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' if 1 . 1 v fwipl W 1 E! L' I X- T. Sanchez Y ow T. Sanchez 2, 1. The Kentridge Mafia is here to stay so the Chargers can get their way. 2. lmitating one of the science rooms tish is Leslie Holliday. 3. Spirit week brought on much enthusiasm as Jetl Feeley and Lance Shorb dress tor the occasion. 4. Accompanied by his tish, Fred Hennige cruises the halls. 5. The locker ot Darren Lamp is an ex- ample ol typical locker clutter. Q6 Condids K. Landen 4. 11 Sanchez It

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' ri' . ' 'fi X .Q ,... - , S.Sn'ith2. ,- . iv- S.Srlilft 4. Great Staff Reflects On Book Because of the school size ond the lorge number of octivities involved in it, schedul- ing ond orgonizing ore probobly the biggest chollenges the stoff foces , reveoled Leoh Boehm, onnuol stoff odvisor. Stortlng from scrotch, the yeorbook wos o unique work, totolly produced by the stoff. The editors met the previous spring to decide on o theme ond on overoll structure for the onnuol. Then, over the summer, stoff members sold ods, o mojor fundroiser for the yeorbook. Throughout the yeor, the twenty-four stoff members busied themselves sixth period combining photogrophs, copy, coptions, ond other speciol effects to construct eoch in- dividuol poge, These poges were then divided into six monthly deodlines ond shipped to Colifornio. We hove o horder working, more orgonized stoff, ocknowledged Loyout Editor Colleen Milner, they're oll reolly greot people ond it showed in the book! H. Bmunschweig A S. Smllh 3 1. With greot perseveronce, Colleen Milner prepores onother loyout for the onnuol. 2. Wishing there weren't so mony pictures, Amy Liggins works on olphobetizing them. 3, Members of on- nuol stoff dressed up for Holloween, Steve Smith, Erwin Delo Peno, John Bush, Suzonne Moxon, Lorl Coll, Corolyn Jocobs, Shown Fredriks, Jeonette Nyberg, Joon Oxford, Brendo Potton, Shelly Londen, Tony Sonchez, Cheryl Neumiller, Clndy Wilson, Kothy Londen, Amy Liggins, Julie Coluccio, Don Johnson, Heidi Brounschweig, Terri Loncoster. Colleen Milner, Ms. Leoh Boehm, Note Keyes. 4. With o million ideos, Note Keyes sorts through eoch possibility. 5. Erwin Delo Peno corefully fulfills his duties os CcrEditor. Yeorbook 95

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S. Smith 1. Jazzing lt Up Representing the other style of music at Kentridge, the Stage Band and Jazz Ensemble had another productive year. Oriented around jazz music, the musicians involved themselves with a different kind of playing. Throughout the year the musicans learned how to improvise, were ex- posed to jazz literature, went to festivals and participated in concerts. In addition to the regular music concerts, the Jazz Ensemble participated in the annual Jazz Festival. Getting involved with their music was a characteristic shared by all. They provided an oppor- tunity for others to hear good music. Being a unique style of band, the musicians desire was evi- dent. As band director Dale Hutchinson resolved, lt was a good way to end the day, with such desire filled musicians. J. Coluccio A 'r X. S. Smith 2. S. Smith 3. 1. Focusing on his part ot the tune, Chris LeCroy . prepares himself lor the next note. 2. Mark Watling, Mar- cus DeHart, Alan Whiteley, Jay Croan, Chris Sullivan, David Unruh, Chris Seto, Dale Hutchinson, Gerri Boushee, Nancy Olauson, Mike Wessling, John Burton, Randy Lenz, Chris LeCroy, Wendy Fujikawa, Wayne Stewart, Paul Unruh, Mike Feider. 3. With the sound of mighty trumpet, jazz member Gerri Boushee centralizes on the manipulation of her instrument. 4. Joe Rogel, Matt Flint, Joe Borichewski, Dale Hutchinson, Dave Mock, Bruce Hillberg, Chad Green, Gerard Bautista, Matt Bailie, Jenny Galbraith, Chris Rickard, Kelli Morton, Kim Hopper, Susan Dunham, Carmine Franze, Terri Dorgan, Andrew Lunde, Carl Brettmann. S. Srnithd. Stoge Bondljozz Ensemble Q7