Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

GOOD-BYE PINK PALACE As I wander through the halls Of this majestic, pink palace; Everywhere I chance to look, I know each passing face. Though all the walls are crumbling And the paint is peeling away, The radiators groan and grumble, Still, it grows more dear each day. I feel the memories of yesterdays Come drifting back to me; They take me back to all those times And days so dear to me. Sure, we had our troubles, But the days were filled with fun. We laughed and cried together Through the days of rain and sun. But, alas, the end is drawing near And our school days will be past; Though they tear down all the buildings, Our memories will last . . . —Heidi Pigors 2 MIKE BENNETT MIKE BRIGNONE CLAUDIA BROWN DARWIN BURNS A STEVE BROYLES 3 WAYNE BROWNING TAMMY BURGHDUFF KIM CHASE CHERYL CLARK ANN CARTER ROBERT CADLE JULIE CHAMBERLAIN o KAREN CHRISTENSEN CRAIG CHAPMAN SALLY COLLINS 4 MELODY COLBERT MORRINE CRAWFORD JULIE NELSON KIM NICKERSON J MARK REN N 13 BRIAN REN RON RHODES ERIN SLADE BRAD SORENSEN 14 SENIORS NOT PICTURED MARK ANDERSON JEFF BERG DEVONA BOGART BRIAN BUNCH CHRISTINE DICEY KELLY DUBEAU JAMES DYER KERRY FORD SCOTT HACKWORTH TOM HAMPTON DARREN HUMBLE CURTIS IFFRIG PATTY IVERSON DEBBIE JAMES BRUCE JELLISON MICHAEL JONES ROD LOVE SHELLEY LOVE MICHAEL MURPHY PENNY PARKER JEFFERY RAFFERTY GREY ROBINSON RON SHINNER ERNIE THOMPSON MICHAEL WHALEY CLINTON WHITE 16 $ k? } JWJ[ fa , a ■ k V L % , pjrtjLri £$Am PP h j it juyjfit V ,a r 7%.,- f Vi X r !fc (V5 r. . f y 9 fA. . , i J Uo,.(tr {$ A 1 A .-w, .JOr ,f wf V 'fv ; ’ ( fi X t I J f f L , fr • , • r XX ji Vvy i F P 1. 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Y|, 71 S'3 g p 4D x ,c 9 W eJ Ca'u .v fts 18 MOST ATHLETIC: KEVIN FI FI E LD AND MARY NORDIN BEST LOOKING: GLEN BAYHA AND KATHY WALLIN CLASS CLOWNS: JEFF DUJARDIN AND TERI HENDERSON PHYSIQUE AND FIGURE: CRAIG FISCHER AND JANETTE HOLZ MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: MARILEE MARTIN AND ROBERT CADLE NEATEST CARS: DENISE HAYES AND TIM PEDERSON CLASS BRAINS: TED KOUTLAS AND SALLY SEBRING TEACHER'S PETS: WAYNE BROWNING AND CATHY WOLFE BEST DRESSED: CRAIG CHAPMAN AND KIM DRESSEL MOST TALKATIVE: JERRILYN LINDGREN AND BOB SCHUELER MOST SHY: ROY ANDERSON AND PATTY IVERSON NOT PICTURED CLASS FLIRTS: DARLENE GRANDLUND AND KURT SCHROEDER PRETTIEST HAIR: BARB MUELLER AND SCOTT STEADMAN BEST LEGS: KARI HALVORSON AND RON JOHNSON BEST DANCERS: LEON LOTH AND CARRIE TRYON NEATEST EYES: JULIE O'NEALL AND MARK BROWER MOST GULLIBLE: RICH SCHUMANN AND ERIN SLADE MOST UNIQUE WALK: ERIC DITTENBER AND GENEVIEVE SMITH S E N I 0 R C E L E B R 1 T I E S 19 Devona Bogart Robin Bowling Ann Carter Darwin Burns Julie Chamberlain Sally Collins Mark Anderson Roy Anderson Michelle Bemis Diana Blanc THE CHILDHOOD SWEETHEARTS Tammi Burghduff Craig Chapman Karen Christensen Cheryl Clark Melody Colbert Jim Dyer Morrine Crawford Eric Dittenber Kim Dressel Kelly Dubeau WAY Lon Grandy Scott Hackworth Kari Halvorson Steve Handran Michelle Hansen Denise Hayes Patricia Iverson Debbie James Lisa James Lori Johnson Lorraine Johnson Kevin Kinney Jim and Jeff Klasse Karen Kosche Mike Kouri Ted Koutlas Mark Lielke Jerrilyn Lindgren WE Wayne Little Mari Lee Martin Marsia McCleve Bob McColl Brad McCord Marcia McDonald Barbara Mueller Laura Nebeker Bill Neighbors Julie Nelson Karre Newman Julie O'Neall Kerri Parsons Steve Paterson Dorothy Petersen David Petnch Heidi Pigors Richard Porter Denise Purdom Donna Rasmusson WERE Maria Reed Rick Reef Bryan Schnetter Kurt Schroeder Robert Schueler Richard Schumann Robert Spears Will the real Kerry Ford please stand up!?! Eva Steckler Jeff Stringham Toby Sundberg Steve Tastad Carrie Tryon Tern Wallace Kathy Wallin Joann Ward LeAnn Williams Cathy Wolfe Roberta Yost Sharon Zentz THE COLLECTIVE WILL OF THE CLASS OF 1979 SUSAN ADELL wills her seat on the talk shows with the 'Z' and Steve the Receive' to T.W. ELIZABETH ALLEN wills her good eating habits and willpower to Lexi Koutlas. MARK ANDERSON wills short hair and big ears to Nathan and Aron Peterson. ROY ANDERSON wills his Vega and the power it has to anyone who will take it SANDRA ANDERSON wills all of the money she saved for college to Mr. Bowitt to help pay off his debts from the World Series. LARRY AUSTIN wills his knowledge of Fighting Joe Hooker back to Disco McKinnie. GLEN BAYHA wills his hair to Ace Crosson and Chris Sims. MICHELLE BEMIS wills the Buick Wildcat to Kevin Bemis. MIKE BENNETT wills his 'hotshot' winning abilities to Kerry Mauer. DIANA BLANC wills all her accident proneness to anyone who will take it, please. DEVONA BOGART wills all her rowdiness to Chris Dicey. KENN BRAINERD wills his ears to any sophomore that will take them. MIKE BRIGNONE wills his battle wounds of LSHS to Carrie (Bruiser) Gray. MARK BROWER wills his visits to Brian Buddy to Tom Weyhing. CLAUDIA BROWN wills her red wagon to anyone who wants it. MICHELE BROWN wills her fantastic reverse moves to Wayne Browning, Steve Reincke . . WAYNE BROWNING wills his artistic talents and a can of black spray paint to Mr B STEVE BROYLES wills his gym bag to anyone who is brave enough to open it. BRIAN BUNCH wills his Yankee team poster to Yogi. TAMI BURGHDUFF wills her last year's pee chee, a broken pen, and all her undone assignments to Debbie Davis with hopes she will do better than I have. DARWIN BURNS wills all his great tardy predictions to Denise Rubatino. ROBERT CADLE wills enough hair to Mr. Thomas to cover up that little spot on top of his head. ANN CARTER wills all her love to Jeffrey and Fricker. JULIE CHAMBERLAIN wills fund raising ideas to all club members who need them. CRAIG CHAPMAN wills his racing knowledge to 'Keep your wheels down' to everyone. KAREN CHRISTENSEN wills her ability to stay slender and walk normal to Squirt. SALLY COLLINS wills her honesty and all her love to Harald. MORRINE CRAWFORD wills her ability to party without passing out to Ron Ostby. ACE CROSSON wills his Cobra Jet, dead Camaro, personality, and good looks to Jody Lewis. CHRIS DICEY wills quietness to Lori Johnson. CLIFTON DICKEY wills his snorkel and fins to L. Austin so he can wrestle as well. KIM DRESSEL wills her shhh technique to Randy Miller. KELLY DUBEAU wills his little truck to Sheri Postma. JEFF DUJARDIN wills his great ability in memorizing lines to Gregg Anderson. JIM DYER wills his empty bottles and cans to next year's Litter-a-thon. CAROL EARNEST wills her unique 'pulling out of parking lot' skills to K. Kinney, K. Christensen, R. Reef, and K. Kosche. SHELLY EMERSON wills her collection of maroon and gold socks to Mr McKinnie to inspire him in his future years RICK FELIX wills his custom volks to Wayne (Chicken) Little. KEVIN FIFIeTd wills his good driving skills to LSHS bus drivers. CRAIG FISCHER wills one big batch of brownies to Mr. Watson. CANDY FISHER wills all the luck to teachers who get S. Allen in their classes. KERRY FORD wills his cooking talents to R. Bowling and B. Mueller VALERIE FORSLUND wills her quietness to K. White to calm him down. KIM FULTON wills her attendance to L.D. Larson. BARBARA GALL wills her first-hand experiences in Germany to any other LSHS student in German wishing a trip to Germany. RAY GALL wills two hundred yards of rubber to the blacktop at the new school. TERESA GARVIE wills her life to C. White. DARLENE GRANDLUND wills stronger walls to K. Schroeder's sister. LORI GRANDY wills all her hugs and kisses to Gare Bare and Squirt to Kopecky MARTY GREIG wills his driving abilities to the Lake Stevens Police Dept. SCOTT HACKWORTH wills his car to anyone who wants it. KARI HALVORSON wills all her unpaid I.O.U.'S to Lenny. RAY HAMILTON wills his basketball abilities to J. Brignone TOM HAMPTON wills his feet to J. Klasse, brain to Isaac Newton, and body to Biology. STEVE HANDRAN wills his disco techniques to Wo-wo. SHELLI HANSEN wills nothing to nobody because she will need all she has to get through college. ED HASTINGS wills his beard to Mr McKinnie. DENISE HAYES wills her love to V. Nelson, someday ERIKA HELLING wills all her concert stubs to anyone who thinks they can take her place. TERI HENDERSON wills all the parsley she has to dear little M. Hughley. JANETTE HOLZ wills herself to Mark, - 5. JIM HOUGARDY wills to Mr. McKinnie his UNLA basketball shirt and to Mr. Watson his extra large drafting board because he needs one. CURT IFFRIG wills all his Barb’ara Streisand albums to Mr. Fish. PATTY IVERSON wills her great driving skills to T. Berg, and her height to anyone shorter than her. LISA JAMES wills her sister Donna all the luck she had with Mr. Egan. PAULA JAMES wills her track shoes to K. James. BRUCE JELLISON (Mo) wills all his disco parties to Disco McKinnie. LORI JOHNSON wills to her sister Patty all her excuses to get out of class. LORRAINE JOHNSON wills her uncanny abilities to talk her way out of just about anything to C. Davis and W. Johnson because they're going to need it. RON JOHNSON wills all his thanks to the Loths. CLIFF JOHNSTON wills Mr. McKinnie all the ducks, pumpkins, and whatever else they'll get this year, and to the Juniors, the right to have 24 the 2nd Annual Disco for Mr. McKinnie. JIM KLASSE wills what is left of his brain to next year's Biology students. KAREN KOSCHE wills all her scissors, crayons, and paste to Mr. Browitt. MIKE KOURI wills his luck, sleeping bag, and Ford to Lorrie Bunney. TED KOUTLAS wills his size 12 basketball shoes and his Odor Eaters to K. Thomas. CURT LAKEY wills his black hat to Schnazzz. MARK LIELKE wills his ability to read Mr. Watson's defensive signals to any football player who is smart enough. JERRILYN LINDGREN wills H. Ayers, G. McKinnie, and Mr. Morgan, etc. another quiet, co-operative person like herself. WAYNE LITTLE wills his hat collection to Mr Thaut. LEON LOTH wills his driving ability to K. Schroeder. MARILEE MARTIN wills all of her senior class memories to the old Pink Palace. BOB MCCOLL wills his car to anybody crazy enough to take it. BRAD MCCORD wills his nose and all of his football skills to Rerun and Disco there should be enough. MARCIA MCDONALD wills her volleyball bumps to the person who wears =22 next year. BAMBI MCDUGLE wills her calm, cool, and collected Irish temper to anyone who has triggered it off. JONI MCGEE wills her school work to the incinerator. TOM MCKINNON wills his ability to get perfect scores on h;s C.W.P. tests to anyone who can handle it without getting caught. CATHY MCMAHAN wills her friend and colleague, Davey, to L. Jacobson for her use and enjoyment. CAROLINE MCQUEEN wills all her ideas to R. Robb;ns. RANDY MILLER wills his braces to the Burlington Northern Railroad and his left hand to Mr. Browitt. TERRY MILLER wills his baseball talents to Mr Browitt. MARK MILLS wills his freckles to a deserving sophomore. BARB MUELLER wills some patience to Mr. McKinnie's future T.A.'s. LAURA NEBEKER wills the remains of her green bug to Michael. BILL NEIGHBORS wills his test-taking ability to any junior taking Browitt next year. DEBBIE NELSEN wills her driving ability to Kraig in hopes she will stay alive until next June. JULIE NELSON wills her “How to Handle Your Dateless Friday and Saturday Nights pamphlet to the LSHS library for future use and reference. KARRE NEWMAN wills her woodshop skills to any girl who is crazy enough to take Rerun's class. MARY NORDIN wills her tennis raquet to Mr. Shephard, and any part of her tennis, too. JULIE O'NEALL wills her body, mind, and soul to K.E. Bogart. RICK ORLANDO wills his safe driving to K. Wentz. PENNY PARKER wills her tremendous gas bill to J. Brignone. KERRI PARSONS wills an apple pie, chocolate cake, peanut butter cookies, etc. to Ronny. STEVE PATERSON wills his body to a future female biologist. TIM PEDERSEN wills future disco parties to seniors and Mr. McKinnie. DOROTHY PETERSEN wills her Biology notes to any fool who takes Fish's class. DAVE PETR1CH wills his insanity to the next Senior class. JAMES PULLEN wills his accent to Mr Watson. DENISE PURDOM wills Mrs. Crosson to all future skippers from LSHS. DONNA RASMUSSON wills her friend L. Sebring to the Sophomores, and her position in varsity volleyball to S. Shabnow. RANDY REBER wills his munchies to anyone who can eat that much. RICK REBER wills his bug to anyone who has a 4x4 in a straight across trade. (He can't boonie good enough.) MARIA REED wills S. Reed all her luck at being at school on time. RICK REEF wills his gopher instincts to Mr. Watson and all future football players. BRIAN REN wills his ability to get out of trouble to anyone who needs it. BRYAN SCHNETTER wills his brain to A Schnetter. KURT SCHROEDER wills the new Sophomore class to Mr. Watson. BOB SCHUELER wills his mixing pencil to Danette Adams. RICH SCHUMANN wills his '35 Ford pickup to anyone that wants to spend lots of money. NANCY SEBERS wills her shyness to A. Hoffman. SALLY SEBRING wills story problems of vectors in complex form to Mr. Bear who thinks they're easy. WILLIAM SHEARER wills all his arc welding skills to R. Shinner. RON SHINNER wills his welding talents to next year's welding class. KRIS SIMS wills his good manners to Mr. Egan. ERIN SLADE wills her great musical ability to anyone who thinks they can handle it and good luck to LSHS future volleyball teams. GENEVIEVE SMITH wills her 'giant humungous' mouth to 'Heidi, girl, Kammer' even though she already has one. BRAD SORENSEN wills P. Hougardy his laugh or Mr. Stritzke his think stick. LENA SPARMAN wills the LA Dodgers to Mr. Browitt in hopes they'll have a winning streak soon. ROBERT SPEARS wills his so called 'Yellow Beast' to Mr. McKinnie. SCOTT STEADMAN wills all of him to K. Halvorson. EVA STECKLER wills all of her experience to her little brother. JEFF STRINGHAM wills his English grades to his sister. TOBY SUNDBERG wills her Halloween costume and all the luck she had with it to J. Gassaway. STEVE TASTAD wills his after-hour parking spot to K. Thomas. JEFF TIGHE wills a good time and fun. DUANE TORKKOLA wills his car to his brother Rodney if he has $2,000. CARRIE TRYON wills her dancing abilities to Mr. McKinnie. BOB VANDERWEKEN wills his driving skills to a person who needs them R. Felix. TERRI WALLACE wills her book, How to Get a Man in Five Easy Steps to her sister Kristine-it worked wonders for her. KATHY WALLIN wills her senior lunch pail to any future senior who is privileged enough to use it. JOANN WARD wills her sense of humor to L. Sebring. MICHAEL WHALEY wills D Rhodes his fantastic ability to be absent so many times yet stay on top of things. CLINTON WHITE wills Mr. Stritzke's 1st period class his tardiness. LEANN WILLIAMS wills her ability to stay skinny to S. Brignone BRENT WILSON wills Yogi his intelligence because he lacks it. CATHY WOLFE wills her spying abilities to J Thompson and her kiss from Mike B. to S. McIntosh. ROGER WRIGHT wills all his bum hunting trips to T. Pederson. ROBERTA YOST wills her dirty socks to her little sister. SHARON ZENT2 wills her extreme wit and intelligence to her brother Tim who needs it massively to the max. 25 26 27 29 JUNIORS — Danette Adams Catherine Akins Anna Anderson Gregg Anderson Margo Anderson Bill Arquette Lyn Austin Jerry Bayha John Benjamin Jodi Best Rita Bogart Sandy Bogart Scott Bogart Brett Bolton Bunny Bowling Shelly Bratcher Randy Brennick James Brignone Lisa Brown Bob Broyles Brad Bruenn Scott Buckner Lorrie Bunney Bradley Burns Dennis Caro Michelle Carnell Dean Charon Mary Cheesman Thomas Clapp Tammi Coonts Carne Cornish Clive Coverdale Tim Crim Chris Cummings Carolyn Davis 30 This is guaranteed to be 100% beef, the best from LSHS. Inc. Studying, the only way to get bored! And here, from Barnum Bailey are Carla Day Keri Dettrich Tamara Devore Jerry Diehl Sharon Drake Karen Duffy Todd Duskm Dan Duwe Randy Earnest Darla Eherenfieldt bsa Eyman Jackie Fletcher Julia Fox Kelli Frye Bill Gassaway Darcy Geiger David Granger Penny Gregg Barbara Grewe David Hagglund 31 The Terrible Twosome on the Bench! Oh please, don't give me that line again! Matt Hall Judy Halstead Lennie Halvorson Keith Hamilton John Harris Ann Havenfield Jeff Henderson Kevin Hilmo Christine Hobbs Hope Holz Terese Hopkins Deborah Houk Carla Hovey Tia Howard Marty Hughley Russell Hughley Matt Humphries Jay Jacobson Jim James Valerie Jilg 32 THE CLASS Jerry Kelley Lori Kirby Laura Koun Lexi Koutlas Cheryl Larson Susan Lawrence Terrie Ledyard Kim Uelke Charles Lmdgren Brian Loth Chris Loth Robin Loth Curtis Lougheed Jim Low Darcy MacKenzie John Malgesim Candy Marlin Kerry Mauer Patti McCImn Shelley McIntosh Gale McKibben Ken McQueen Mary McReynolds David Meyer Jeff Miles 33 Tami Mollgaard Edward Moore David Morris Kurt Morris Chris Myers Michael Nebeker Anna Negaard Susan Neighbors Dailene Nelsen Cindy Nelson Peter Nelson Charles Newman Scott Nunley Brian Ostheimer Tak Ota Darin Parke Kathy Parsons Kathy Paulsen Naomi Peterson Doug Phillips Put one foot in front of the other 34 Mangier Mauer with another of his victims, Twirp Thorpe WITH CLASS Lon Pollestad Judy Popeck Todd Posey Shen Postma Sue Pullen Shelly Rapp Lon Reef Dale Rhodes Oavid Ripperger Renee Robbins Yung Roberts Denise Rubatmo Laurie Sather Stephanie Scharmkow Tim Schmelzer Annette Schnase Alvin Schnetter Lanaya Schultz John Scofield Louise Sebnng Sue Selby Can Shabnow Ron Shea Rose Shinner Mike Smiley Derek Smith Penny Smith Linda Sparman Peter Steckler Brian Stensrude Stuart Straub Charles Stringer Tami Taft Toni Taft David Templeman 35 ”80” PROOF David Thomas John Thomas Linda Thomas Jill Thompson Brian Thornes Todd Thorpe Richard Tuinmga Robert Wade Robin Walls Deborah Walty John Warrick Kevin Wentz Tom Weyhmg Patty White Shawn Wilson Juniors Not Pictured Joyce Burling James Cooper Tony Hoffman William Jenner Guy Johnson Lisa Kaliicott Usa Lorenson Cindy Rellez Jon Sayler Sherri Siegel Angie Smithson Mark Strecker Wendy Swmt Bobby Tolman Mark Tolman Ricky Toussamt Darren Warrick Allan Wascher Craig Weewie James Welch 36 Dave Hagglund, alert and ready as usual 38 Brad Anderson Jay Anderson Ronna Anderson Pam Athey Lonnie Austin Brent Barber Andra Baty Kim Bauman Mignonne Bedient Joseph Benjamin Chris Berg Terry Berg Lora Birney Nonne Bogart Janet Bosse Leanna Bowling Cindi Brand Shen Brignone Linda Broers Lisa Brownlee Scott Brubaker Theresa Burghduff Brenda Burns Matt Butler Faye Canell 39 DON’T Catrena Cardwell Suenne Cass Marcie Chamberlain Kim Chapman Robert Chase Donald Chester Chuck Claussen Debbie Claybrook Craig Coonts Jim Crook Chad Crowley Rod Crowley Ann Dabrusca Deborah Davis Karen Davis Lori Delnero Marian Denney Jeame Dietz SQUEEZE Patty Dittenber Tammy Downey Shane Dressel David Duell Greg Dujardin Annelee Dunn Larry Elkin Debbie Emerson Debbie Erdahl THE SOPH(T)OMORES Cindy Felix Nanette Fifield Kevin Fosket Ricky Foster Cristine Fulk Jeanie Gamble Edward Gasca Julie Gassaway Nancy Glover Mark Goodsell Carrie Gray Terry Green Suzanne Haack Jeff Hagglund Kenneth Hahn Louis Hahn Peter Hall Robert Halstead Theresa Hampton Dan Hansen Tan Hansen Roi Harrison Karla Hartford Dave Hawley Trudy Heideman Jerry Heilman Eddie Heise Rick Henderson Dwayne Hilmo Mary Hobbs Anna Hoffman Wesley Holzerland Rhonda Hopkins Jon Horne Pete Hougardy Tod Howard 42 Stacy Humble Pam Hunt Laura Jaccbson Cindy James David James Tylor Jenner Kenny Jensen David Johnson Jana Johnson Julie Johnson Marie Johnson Willy Johnson Gail Jubie Marcia Kallicott Brenda Kane 43 MORE FUN IN ’81 Peter Klevberg Jana Knaub Becky Landert Jerry Lansing Sherri Ledyard Jodi Lewis Janelle Lomsdalen Kenneth Lorentzen John Loth Leslie Lundgren Andy Marks Michael May Jim McBride James McCleve Brian McGhee Tern McLaury Jeffery McMahan Alan Megard Glen Melum Cheryl Mills Christopher Mitchell Shen Mobius Graig Morge Brook Nelson Bill Newman Michael Newman Jim Nissen Vicki Oaks Tom Orr Hideo Ota 44 Karen Parker Lori Parsons Shawn Pease Lisa Pedersen Teresa Pegrum Aron Peterson Nathan Peterson Lise Rafferty John Reed Jeff Reef Michael Rellez Brenda Ren Matt Ringer Veron Robinson Serena Ross Shellee Sadler Tracy Schalow Cary Schamp Jeff Schroed! Sandi Shabnow Terry Shrout Sandy Shultz Gregory SilCOx Robin Slocum Robert Smith Vickie Smith Carla Soderblom Betty Solvang Margaret Somerville Terrance Stead 45 Robert Strand Mary Stringer Lori Strmgham Cory Sundberg Selena Sylte Dan Tapia Monica Tastad Rollin Thomas Robert Thompson David Three Stars Debby Toomey Rodney Torkkola Bobbie Tracy Su Trey man Patty Van Wyk Brian Wade Kristine Wallace Eric Weaver Gary Weaver Mike Westerbeck Kevin White Debra Wishart Shirley Wolfe Cara Wood SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Steve Adell Tim Bogart Jim Charles Dennis Crooke Rusty Dicey Daryl Duwe Tyrone Forsberg Kevin Holloway David Johnson James Joyce Larry Larson Tracy Love Kevin Marker Mark McLoughlin Brian Miles John Murphy David Porter John Schuman Johana Springer Lisa Stephenson Kevin Thomas Terry Towns Lori Whaley 46 48 TEACHER DEDICATION Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching it. -Cicero MR. GEL MCKINNIE 49 OUR u p E R Brian Egan, V-Principal Superintendent D M Christensen Keith Morgan, Principal 50 AND Row 1, School Board-Jack Sahlbom, Don Silcox, Nancy Mitchell, Row 2: Craig Thompson, Donald Christensen, Harry Wagner Secretaries-Joann Estes, Lenora Rindero, Janice Schumann. Nurse-Ginny Wilkes 51 Steve Anderson-Chemistry, Basic Lab Science, Wrestling Coach, Sophomore class advisor. Steven Berg-Bookkeeping, Introduction to Marketing, Food Service, Distributive Education, D.E.CA Harry Ayers-U S. History, Sociology, Psychology, P.E., Junior class advisor. FACULTY FUNNIES John Bushaw-Printmaking, Design, Painting, Drawing, Junior class advisor Robert Bear-Physics, Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra, Assistant Baseball Coach, Sophomore class advisor. Yvonne Brailsford-Typmg, Shorthand, Business Lab., F.B.L.A. Ed Browitt-World Problems, Baseball Coach, Senior class advisor. Claudia Buxton-Career Planning, Business Lab., Vocational Counselor. F.B.L.A. 52 Terry Campbell-Stage Band, Band Dennis Fish-Basic Lab Science, Biology, Senior class advisor. Paul Harvey-Advanced Choir, General Choir. Cliff Chaffee-Practical Math, Geometry, U S History, Algebra, Torch Club advisor. Cross Country Coach, Asst. Track Coach. FROM K Carl Jensen-Welding. Metal Shop, Horticulture, F.F.A advisor. Laura Madeo-Sophomore English, English Literature, Volleyball, Track, Junior class advisor. Timima Eggert-Typmg, German, Yellstaff, Sophomore class advisor. Marguerite Hansen-Sophomore English, Junior English, Speech and Debate, Yellstaff, M M Club. 53 Sherrie Martin-Spanish, Volleyball Coach, Basketball Coach, Letter Club advisor. Gary Mose and Assistant Sue Bntsch-P E . Basketball, Letter Club advisor Janet Schiersch-Librarian, Yellstaff, Pep Club advisor Gil McKinme-U.S. History, World Problems, Asst Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Letter Club advisor. Michael Shephard-Special Education, Tennis Coach, Chess Club advisor. Edna Morgan-Clothing, Prep, for Future, Living on Own, Foods, Food Prep., M M Club advisor. Barbara O'Rourke-Journalism, German, Counselor, Senior class advisor Erv Stritzke-Ammal Science, Forestry, F F A advisor FANTASTIC 54 I la Swofford-Model Office, Typing, Yellstaff, F.B.L.A. advisor. Stan Tutlis-Counselor, HiQ advisor. Anne Waite-Junior English, Annual advisor FOTOS Joel Thaut-Economics, U S. History. Basic Comp., A S B advisor, Asst Football Coach. Robert Watson-Woodshop, Drafting, Home Maint.. Asst Football, Asst. Wrestling, Sophomore class advisor. Kevin Thomas-Basic Lab Science, Leadership, World History, Football Coach Junior class advisor John Unckles-Junior English, Sophomore English, Beginning and Advanced Drama. Gayle Whitsell-Electricity, Automobile Maint, Construction, Drivers Ed., F F A Fire Squad 55 57 On Coronation Day, October 17, 1978, Barbara Mueller was crowned Queen of Homecoming. Her escort was Mark Mills. Princesses were Senior Kathy Wallin escorted by Terry Miller, top left; Junior Jill Thompson escorted by Chuck Lindgren, top right; Sophomore Nanette Fifield escorted by Aron Peterson, bottom left; and Senior Elizabeth Allen escorted by Kevin Kinney, bottom right. 58 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN 59 1 HOMECOMING 78 Homecoming week this year got off to a good start, with the theme We've Only Just Begun Monday was Twin Day with winning look-alikes Bruce Jellison and Jim Hougardy tying with Karen Kosche and Michele Brown. During lunch the exciting three-legged races took place, with Seniors Steve Paterson and Bryan Schnetter receiving first place. Tuesday was Coronation Day. The teachers made the assembly exciting with their melodrama skit, the Swing Choir sang several numbers, and Barb Mueller was crowned queen. Wednesday was Baby and Pajama Day. Thursday was A Day at the Races. Wagon races took place during lunch with the Seniors winning. Friday was the traditional Purple and Gold Day. Tug-of-wars took place during lunch with various winners. The Seniors received first place in the hall competition. Friday the -’omecoming court circled the field during half time of the game, while the Swing Choir performed. Losing to Se”ome 49-6 was a big letdown, but when everyone boogied to the sound of Red-Ax sponsored by the Senior class our spirit was brought back. One thing Lake can always say is that we will never forget a homecoming like the one in 78 61 SPIRIT IN DRESS 62 T A C K L E T E A M SENIORS: Brent Wilson, Glen Bayha, Kevin Fifield, Ron Johnson, Larry Austin, Scott Steadman, Craig Fischer, Rick Reef, Mark Lielke, Bruce Jellison, Eric Dittenber, Steve Tastad, Jim Hougardy, Brad McCord - JUNIORS: Jeff Johnson, Jon Saylor, Raider Johnson, Doug Phillips, John Harris, David Morris, Todd Duskin, Kerry Mauer, Chuck Stringer, Gale McKibben, Lyn Austin, John Scofield, Matt Humphries, Brad Bruenn - SOPHOMORES: Kevin Thomas, John Reed, Matt Ringer, Jeff Reef, Jeff Hagglund, Chad Crowley, Scott Brubaker, Shane Dressel, Daryl Duwe, Eric Weaver, Jon Horne, Pete Hougardy, Lonnie Austin, Ed Gasca, Dave Three Stars, Dave James, Andy Marks, Les Lundgren, Ken Lorentzen. The Vikings started this year with a fresh and exciting coach, Mr. Thomas. Tney experienced new things and ended with a mentally successful season. They played well and fought nard but they wrapped up with 2 wins and 8 losses. Their wins were over Stanwood with a score of 28-0 and Anacortes 24-0. Thanks to the coaches and players for a successful Climb to the Top of the Mountain . 64 VARSITY Monroe..........................37 - 6 Stan wood...........................0-28 Arlington...........................21 - 8 Sedro Wooley....................43- 6 Bellingham..........................21 - 6 Mt. Vernon......................28- 0 Sehome..............................48 - 8 Ferndale............................21 - 8 North Kitsap........................32 - 6 Anacortes............................o - 24 JUNIOR VARSITY Monroe...............................0 - 6 Stanwood.............................0 - 21 Arlington...........................38 - 8 Sedro Wooley........................14 - 16 Bellingham...........................8 - 0 Mt. Vernon......................28- 0 Sehome..............................12 - 14 Ferndale........................13- 6 Mt. Vernon......................12- 0 65 66 Top Left: Debbie Houk, Top Right: Yung Roberts, Middle Left: Cheerleaders and advisor Mrs. Schiersch, Middle Right: Kari Halvorson, Bottom Left: Lisa Brown, Bottom Middle: Mari Lee Martin, Bottom Right: Anna Negaard 67 00 ] Tj HE0 FI-IHH- OUR BUMPS ARE BETTER Lk. Stevens 13-16 6-15 Stanwood 15-6 15-9 We had trouble with the lack of 8-15 4-15 people turning out, but with good Lk. Stevens 0-15 3-15 Burlington coaching, we started playing as a 9-15 3-15 team later in the year, said Toni Lk. Stevens 4-15 16-18 Mt. Vernon Taft. Once the girls started to 5-15 15-13 work together, the team became a — 14-16 team and the season ended well. Lk. Stevens 15-4 15-1 Arlington 15-5 15-2 Lk. Stevens 0-15 — Sehome 4-15 — Lk Stevens 5-15 5-15 Monroe 9-15 15-9 — 15-13 Lk. Stevens 10-15 15-15 Ferndale 15-13 15-6 14-16 15-13 Lk. Stevens 12-15 — Anacortes 15-17 — Lk. Stevens 16-18 15-7 Sedro Woo' ey 6-15 12-15 — 13-15 Lk. Stevens 15-3 15-10 Bellingham 68 9-15 15-10 15-8 — 69 R O A D R U N N E R S 70 This year's BOYS' Cross- Country team was really surprising, especially at the end of the season. At the beginning of the season, Mr. Chaffee's hopes for his team were to finish in the middle of the league. His team overdid it a little. The guys did well through the season, working toward League and District. In League, Todd Posey took 8th, with his opponents way behind. In District, Todd took 4th (qualifying him for state) and Scott Buckner finished 20th and helped the team to a better-than- expected season. 71 F E M A L E S F R G E A H E A D This was the first year for Girls' Cross-Country. Mr. Chaffee was just glad to have girls turn out, but he didn't really think he would have such an excellent group of runners. The girls started the season with surprising performances. They took third place out of eight teams in County and District, almost sending the team to State. Mr. Chaffee has a lot to look forward to with such a young team. 72 73 T E N N I S B U M S Many losses didn't faze the girls spirits this year in tennis. They kept plugging those tennis balls over the net with a new surge of spirit in every game. In subdivisions, Lake took third out of eight teams. Mary Nordin and Mary Stringer both placed first in singles. In doubles, Barb Gall and Anna Hoffman placed first, Cathy McMahan and Laura Jacobson placed seventh. Mary Nordin bounced her way into the district competition. She placed fourth, and the team placed fifth out of nine teams. League Games Lake 0 5 Sehome Lake 0 5 Burlington Lake 1 4 Stanwood Lake 0 5 Mt. Vernon Lake 0 5 Sedro Wooley Lake 1 4 Anacortes Lake 1 4 Bellingham 74 75 79 B B A L L B I G G I E S VARSITY, Row 1: Steve Broyles, Jan Saylor, Robert Spears, Chuck Newman, Jim Low, Bob McColl, Manager - Peter Hall. Row 2: Todd Thorpe, Ray Hamilton, Matt Hall, Mike Bennett, Bob Jones, Brad Bruenn. VARSITY SCORES Lake Stevens 45 Monroe 53 Lake Stevens 49 Burlington 70 Lake Stevens 48 Bellingham 52 Lake Stevens 65 Sedro Woolley 74 Lake Stevens 50 Stanwood 54 Lake Stevens 32 Ferndale 49 Lake Stevens 63 Sehome 71 Lake Stevens 47 Anacortes 56 Lake Stevens 51 Arlington 66 Lake Stevens 67 Mt. Vernon 69 Lake Stevens 38 Monroe 60 Lake Stevens 58 Bellingham 62 Lake Stevens 60 Burlington 52 Lake Stevens 53 Sedro Woolley 67 Lake Stevens 49 Stanwood 74 Lake Stevens 50 Ferndale 69 Lake Stevens 41 Anacortes 67 Lake Stevens 36 Sehome 37 Lake Stevens 48 Mt. Vernon 79 Lake Stevens 54 Arlington 43 80 JUNIOR VARSITY, Row 1: Andy Marks, Kevin Thomas, Chip Kessler, Jeff Schroedl, Ken Lorentzen. Row 2: Daryl Duwe, Steve Adell, Jim Brignone, Tom Orr, Kerry Mauer, David James. 81 WE LOVE OUR WRESTLERS Wrestling Yell Staff 1978-79: Lorrie Bunney, Monica Tastad, Jill Thompson, Jodi Best, Barb Mueller, and Shellee Sadler. Advisor was Mrs. Brailsford. 83 M I G H T Y Row 1: Lori Grandy, Monica Tastad, Jill Thompson, Lorrie Bunney, Jodi Best, Barb Mueller, Shellee Sadler. Row 2: Scott Bogart, Mr. Thomas, Dean Iverson, Matt Butler, Terry Shrout, Mark Anderson, Victor Johnston, Chuck Lindgren, Jim Hougardy, Mr. Watson, Mr. Anderson. Row 3: Terry Miller, Jeff Johnson, Kerry Ford, Lonnie Austin, Craig Fischer, Lyn Austin, Eric Dittenber, John Scofield. J.V. picture not available. J.V. wrestlers were: G. Anderson, B. Arquette, E. Ditterber, R. Gall, H. Gordon, M. Gorka, E. Heise, J. Heyhing, J. Hougardy, J. Horne, M. Humphries, B. Lentz, T. Love, M. Mobius, E. N Lake 33 Bellingham 36 Lake 21 Foster 41 Lake 32 Sultan 31 Lake 34 Anacortes 26 Lake 10 Mt. Vernon 30 Lake 42 Stanwood 16 Lake 39 Monroe 25 Lake 31 Sehome 21 Lake 50 Sultan 14 Lake 17 Burlington 40 Lake 23 Tahoma 36 Lake 11 Sedro Wooley 43 Lake 28 Arlington 34 Lake 14 Ferndale 45 85 m Varsity Row 1: Andra Baty, Kathy Wallin, Kathy McMahan, Mary Nordin, Mr. Berg (coach). Row 2: Shelley Emerson, Shelli Hansen, Rhonda Hopkins, Sally Sebring, Karen Christensen, Jodi Lewis. 86 J.V. Row 1: Ms. Heath (coach), Judy Halstead, Karen Davis, Debbie Davis, Shelly Love. Row 2: Karla Hartford, Laura Jacobson, Andra Baty, Rhonda Hopkins, Keri, Louise Sebring. This year's varsity team ended with two wins out of twenty games. J.V. with a total of six new players did a good job with one winning game. Overall as a team they showed much improvement in their playing. GO GET 'EM GIRLS 87 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS December 16, 1978 was the night the Seniors chose for their Christmas Ball. The dance lasted from 9:00 to 12:30 as the students of LSHS danced and were entertained by the band Airborne. 88 PRODUCTION STAFF STAGE MANAGER SPECIAL EFFECTS DAVE PETRICH PROMPTER . DARCY GEIGER STAGE CREW . MARIAN DENNY TERRY GREEN LIGHTS . BRETT BOLTON CHUCK STRINGER COSTUMES ..LANAYA SCHULTZ DIANA BLANC MAKE-UP .. DARLENE GRANDLUND KIM LIELKE SET CONSTRUCTION ..WILL JOHNSON SUE SELBY LANAYA SCHULTZ JEFF DUJARDIN GREGG ANDERSON DIANA BLANC PAM HUNT TERIHENDERSON PUBLICITY ..WILL JOHNSON TICKETS AND PROGRAMS. . SHELLI HANSEN KIM CHASE TIA HOWARD CHRIS CUMMINGS LISA JAMES MRS. ESTES HOSPITALITY .LORI GRANDY DAILENE NELSEN KIM CHASE JIM BRIGNONE BLITHE SPIRIT CAST EDITH.......SUE SELBY RUTH........LANAYA SCHULTZ CHARLES.....JEFF DUJARDIN GEORGE......GREGG ANDERSON VIOLET......DIANA BLANC MDM. ARCATI.PAM HUNT ELVIRA......TERI HENDERSON 90 WHITE LACE AND PROMISES 92 94 Julie Chamberlain 95 s p E C I A L Top Left: Donna Rasmusson- Outstanding DECA student. Top Right: Morrine Crawford- Outstanding Home Ec. student, Middle: Kurt Schroeder- Outstanding Shop student. Bottom Left: Laura Nebeker- Outstanding Business Student, Bottom Right: Sally Sebring- Girls State '78 and Daughters of American Revolution. 96 Top Left: (Bottom Row) Bill Dyer, Clifton Dickey (Back Row) Rich Schuman, Bob Schueler, Jim Hougardy- Boys State '78, Middle: Lena Sparman and Julie Chamberlain-Outstanding Students in Scholarship and Leadership from Central Washington University, Bottom: Craig Fischer and Matt Butler- qualified for State Wrestlers. A W A R D S 97 VOCATIONAL Hard at work. 98 EDUCATION New skills were learned this year by a group of students who participated in taking courses at the Sno-Isle Skill Center near Boeing Airport in Everett. These programs were set up to enable those who wanted a chance to learn specific skills, and possibly gain employment after graduation. Christmas this year was also a good time for students to make crafts, money, and at the same time, support their favorite clubs. The Vocational Students Arts and Crafts Fair is to become an annual event. Here at school we have vocational workers in the cafeteria preparing lunches and doing other related services. Metal and wood shops are teaching techniques and many skills which involve working with metals and woods. Other vocational programs include office assistants and home economics. 99 JUBILATION Row 1 Scott Buckner. Debbie Emerson, Lisa Brown, Sandi Shabnow, Carla Day, Greg Silcox, Shellee Sadler Jeff Miles, Curt lougheed, Cathy Wolfe, Mr Harvey (Director). Row 2 Kim Chapman, Dan Duwe, Becky Landert, Ken Bramerd, Danette Adams, Joyce Burling, Shelley McIntosh, Will Johnson, Jana Knaub, Cara Wood Row 3. Kim Chase, Sandy Anderson, Tom Withrow, Brian Wade. Mike Brignone, Brian Miles, Susan Adell, Lisa Pedersen. Both Jubilation and Just-Us had a good year. They have improved tremendously through their three concerts. Just-Us is no longer Just-Us. At mid-break the girls were joined by a guy's section. In April Just-Us attended a choral contest. 100 Jubilation was very busy performing around Snohomish County. Some of the places they performed were: Everett Mall, Northgate, and Seattle Center. This was a full-day tour during the Christmas season. At the first of the school year, Jubilation went on a retreat to Stevens Pass. JUST-US Danette Adams, Pam Athey, Kim Bauman, Michelle Bemis, Devona Bogart, Ann Carter, Sue Cass, Kim Chase, Karen Christensen, Lori Delnero, Lisa Eyman, Jackie Fletcher, Teresa Garcia, Julie Gassaway, Alecia Graham, Shellie Hansen, Annie Haverfield, Carla Hovey, Marie Johnson, Heidi Kammer, Sherri Ledyard, Darcy MacKenzie, Terri McLaury, Jane McNeil, Shelley McIntosh, Anna Negaard, Mary Nordm, Kathy Parsons, Kathy Paulsen, Judy Popeck, Denise Rubatino, Annette Schnase, Sandra Schultz, Sue Selby, Wendy Swmt, Joann Ward, Patti White, Shirley Wolfe 101 Kim Chapman, Jana Knaub, Becky Landert, Debbie Emerson, Cara Wood, Lisa Pedersen. BAND COMBO BAND MEMBERS: Clifton Dickey, Kevin Fosket, Pete Hougardy, Jeff Schroedl, Erin Slade. BAND MEMBERS: Erin Slade, Linda Broers, Karen Davis, Nancy Glover, Louise Sebring, Catrena Cardwell, Sally Sebring, Jeff Miles. Bill Dyer, Scott Buckner, Jeff Stringham, Steve Aden, Mary Nordin, David Stevenson. 102 JOURNALISM Row 1 Mrs O'Rourke-Advisor, Kathy Wallin, Terrie Ledyard, Patti White, Carla Zupence. Row 2: Teri Henderson, Denise Purdom Michele Brown. Karen Kosche. Row 3; Jim Low, Jeff Dujardin, Kerry Mauer, Jim James, Bryan Schnetter, Brian Stensrude 103 Seated Mrs. Schiersch (advisor), Erin Slade (President), Jill Thompson (Vice-President), Cathy Wolfe (Secretary-Treasurer), Laura Nebeker (activity chairman). Row 1 Bunny Bowling, Ann Dubruska, Debbie Davis, Leanna Bowling, Carrie Gray, Jeanie Dietz, Vung Roberts, Jana Knaub, Monica Tastad Pam Hunt. Barb Mueller, MariLee Martin, Kim Lielke, Robin Bowling Kern Parsons, Mary Cheesman Row 2 Chris Cummings, Cindy Felix, Andra Baty, Karen Davis, Ten Hopkins, Lisa Pedersen, Shellee Sadler, Debbie Houk, Rhonda Hopkins, Kim Chapman, Anna Hoffman, Karen Kosche, Kari Halvorson, Marcie McDonald, Kathy Wallin, Kim Dressel, Michele Brown. Row 3: Mary Stringer, Laura Jacobson, Cara Wood, Teresa Pegrum, Lisa Brown, Carla Day, Lisa Eyman, Carla Hovey, Keri Dettrich, Darcy MacKenzie, Anna Negaard, Cindy Nelson, Lori Pollestad, Debbie Emerson, Sandi Shabnow, Donna Rasmusson, Michelle Bemis, Shelli Hansen, Terri Wallace Not Pictured: Diana Blanc, Lorrie Bunney, Karen Christensen, Tammy Downey, Carol Earnest, Nanette Fifield, Nancy Glover, Darlene Grandlund, Lori Grandy, Terry Green, Joan Jordan, Sheri Mobius, Brook Nelson, Julie Nelson, Kristine Wallace The Pep Club has been busy this year with various activities. We started the year with the largest amount of members we've ever had. Also, this year's members have shown a tremendous amount of interest in the club. Pep Club put on an outrageous skit for the Homecoming Pep Assembly. Other activities we did included: served at the Fall Sports Awards Banquet; sold seat cushions, rooter Pom Poms and balloons; decorated the bleachers; made a hoop and many signs for Homecoming. The club also worked to initiate a policy of attendance at the games. Throughout the year we continued to show our undying spirit by supporting the Vikings! 104 Row 1 Tod Howard. Bill Newman, Jeff Hagglund. Row 2. Advisor-Mr. Shephard, Dennis Carro, Chris Mitchell, Captain-Brian Stensrude Will Johnson. CHESS ANYONE? 105 B R A I N P O w E R Members of the Hi-Q team were: Toni Taft, Bill Byer, Ted Koutlas, Tami Taft, Anna Anderson and Sally Sebring. Advisor was Mr. Tutlis. Dates of the matches were Feb. 6 against Mariner and Arlington, Feb. 13 against Stanwood and Snohomish, and March 1st against Granite Falls and Mr. Vernon. The last match was held at Lake Stevens. 106 TORCH CLUB Row 1 Bob Wade, Tia Howard, Bunny Bowling, Yung Roberts, MariLee Martin, Toni Taft, Cathy McMahan, Julie Chamberlain-Secretary Treasurer, Mr Chaffee-Advisor Row 2: Pete Nelson, Judy Halstead Jill Thompson, Ken Dettrich, Marcia McDonald, Louise Sebring, Sharon Zentz, Elizabeth Allen. Erin Slade Row 3 Laura Kouri, Lena Sparman Laura Nebeker, Keith Hamilton. Linda Sparman, Cindy Nelson, Sandy Anderson-Vice President. Karen Christensen Row 4 Susan Adell, Anna Anderson, Dorothy Petersen, Clifton Dickey, Sally Sebring-President Eva Steckler Torch Club did many things this year. They put on a record dance and a combo dance called Dancing Through The Ages' . They sold ice cream at basketball games. Torch Club also purchased a juke box for the cafeteria. 107 Row 1 Bunny Bowling (Vice-Pres), Robin Bowling (President), Mary Cheesman (Treasurer), Yung Roberts, Andra Baty, LeAnne William Cathy Wolfe Row 2 Barb Mueller, Rose Shinner, Lanaya Schultz Kern Parsons, Nancy Sebers, Debbie Davis, Ann Dabruska, Mrs Morgan (Advisor) Row 3: Mary McReynolds, Sharon Drake. Kim Dressel, Carol Earnest, Cindy Nelson, Lexi Koutlas (Secretary), LeAnna Bowling Not Pictured: Mrs. Hansen (Advisor) and Danette Adams. The M M Club has been very busy this year putting on fund raising activities. Their main event of the year was the Tolo which took place on February 10th; 1979. Some of their other activities included selling Candy-O-Grams, sponsoring the Christmas door decorations contest, and having a blood drawing. They have also done a few different things this year: helping with the Christmas Bazaar, having a Disco dance marathon, and starting a Sunshine committee that sends cards to the sick people in the community. At the end of the year, they picked new representatives. 108 Advisors Mrs. Brailsford and Miss Swofford Members: Lori Parsons. Kathy Parsons, Julie Chamberlain (Sec -Treas ). Sue Pullen (Vice- Pres ) Patty Iverson (Pres ), Heidi Kammer (Historian), Barb Gall, and Marcy Chamberlain uture usiness eaders of merica F.B.L.A. stands for Future Business Leaders of America. The F.B.L.A. worked on the Christmas Bazaar, and sold posters and stationery items for a money-making project. They attended the F.B.L.A. Leadership conference at Ingraham High School on October 7, 1978. They also attended the F.B.L.A. Mini-conference at Ingraham High School on March 10, and the State Conference at the Tyee Hotel in Olympia on April 19-21, 1979. 109 DEC A On ladder Julie O'Neal!, Bill Neighbors, Jack Kammer, Brian Loth Steve Berg Advisor, Rick Orlando, Robin Loth, Steve Paterson. Front: Roberta Yost Vice-President, Jerrilyn Lmdgren—President, Donna Rasmusson-Treasurer. Not Pictured: Craig Chapman, William Shearer. Adjusting to a new advisor wasn't easy this year. Over all the bumpy roads, Steve Berg helped us through. DECA had a small class this year, but they did a great job with candy sales, sweatshirt sales, and the Viking Cove—despite the stolen cash register. The club worked together as one, and we will never forget the fun we had. 110 LETTER CLUB On the floor: Bruce Jellison Row 1 President-Mark Lielke, Vice President-Jim Hougardy. Secretary-Shelli Hansen, Treasurer- Scott Steadman (not pictured) Row 2: Donna Rasmusson, Tern Wallace, Mary Nordin, Tami Taft, Erin Slade, Toni Taft, Dorothy Petersen, Karen Christensen, Jon Saylor Row 3: John Scofield, Scott Buckner Brent Wilson, Rick Reef Victor Johnston, Chuck Stringer, Mark Anderson, Gregg Anderson, Clifton Dickey Row 4: Eric Dittenber, Craig Fischer, Todd Duskm. Steve Paterson, Brad McCord, Kurt Schroeder, Larry Austin Matt Hall, Mike Brignone and Keith Hamilton This year's Letter Club raised and contributed funds this year from the Turkey Trot and other fund raising activities. The Turkey Trot involved a school competition between Lake and Monroe. Lake won decisively and the proceeds went to M S. The members of the Letter Club also went to watch the Seattle Sonics and Mariners. Ill Row 1: Valerie Forslund-Reporter, Pete Steckler-Sentinel, Eva Steckler- Pres.( Toby Sundberg-Sec., Brad Sorensen, Treas., Roi Harrison, Barbara Gall-Vice Pres. Row 2: Chuck Claussen, Rod Crowley, Jeff McMahan, Gary Weaver, Clint White. Teresa Garvie Row 3 Terry Berg, Ray Gall, Pete Hougardy, Kevin White, Mike Smiley-Historian, Dave Granger. Advisors: Mr Stritzke, Mr Jensen The Lake Stevens FFA participated in many activities in 1978-79. Members exhibited livestock at the Evergreen State Fair, Puget Sound Jr. Livestock, and Northwest Jr. Livestock shows. Eighteen members attended the state FFA Convention at Washington State University. They had many major money-making activities. A very successful awards banquet was held. Over 125 FFA members and guests were present. 112 H E L P Library Assistants; Row 1: Lori Kirby, Sandy Bogart, Cris Fulk, Robin Bowling, Barb Mueller, Chris Mitchell. Row 2 Brenda Ren, Joni McGee, Carla Hovey, Joann Ward, Darla Eherenfieldt, Hope Holz, Curt Lougheed. Row 3: Pete Nelson, Jack Kammer. Bambi McDugle, Jay Anderson, Lisa Eyman, Lennie Halvorson, Keith Hamilton Not Pictured: Devona Bogart, Brett Bolton, Mike Brignone, Lorrie Bunney, Ann Carter, Carrie Cornish, Chris Dicey, Karen Duffy, Jeff Dujardin, Dan Duwe, Debbie Houk, Paula James, Laura Kouri, Brian Loth, Gale McKibben, Mike McLoughlin, Mark Strecker, Wendy Swint, Debbie Walty. _ _ U L H A Office Assistants; Row 1: Cari Shabnow, Denise Rubatino, Bunny Bowling, Mary Cheesman, Danette Adams Row 2: Erin Slade, Rick Reef, Jill Thompson, Lori Grandy, John Warrick, Monica Tastad, Sharon Zentz, Rebecca Lindberg Row 3: Yung Roberts, Craig Chapman, Lori Pollestad, Bob Vanderweken, Lisa Eyman, Darwin Burns, Lisa Brown, Cheri Larson, Liz Allen. Not Pictured: Michelle Bemis, Terry Berg, Michelle Brown, Karen Christensen, Carrie Cornish, Patty Dittenber, Sharon Drake. Jackie Fletcher, Teresa Garvie, Teri Hopkins, Darren Humble, Paula James, Rose Kane, Brian Loth, Anna Negaard, Carla Soderblom S 113 u N C I L Row 1 Carol Earnest, Chip Kessler, Jodi Lewis, Scott Buckner, Julie Chamberlain, MariLee Martin, Heidi Kammer Row 2: Mr Thaut- Advisor, Carrie Gray, Karen Kosche, Kathy Wallin, Erin Slade, Pam Hunt, Wendy Swint, Sharon Drake Row 3: Denise Hayes, Kari Halvorson, Michele Brown, Jill Thompson, Keri Dettrich Mary Cheesman, Scott Nunley Row 4 Rich Schuman, Ted Koutlas, Randy Miller, Wayne Browning, Bryan Schnetter, Brian Loth, Sally Sebring. Not Pictured Jodi Best Robert Cadle, Karen Christensen, Kim Dressel, Nanette Fifield, Debbie Houk, Jerrilyn Lmdgren, Brad McCord, Mary McReynolds, Cheryl Mills, Naomi Peterson, Yung Roberts, Bob Schueler, Greg Silcox, Scott Steadman, Eva Steckler, Monica Tastad, Brian Wade, Brent Wilson, Cathy Wolfe, Cara Woods Right Bob Schueler-Vice-President, Karen Kosche-Secretary and Ted Koutlas-President. STEVENS V 0WE or 114 Senior Class: Secretary-Mari Lee Martin, President-Robert Cadle, Vice-President- Jerrilyn Lindgren. Junior Class: Secretary-Heidi Kammer, Vice-President-Scott Buckner, President- Naomi Peterson. Sophomore Class: Vice-President-Brian Miles, Secretary-Cheryl Mills, President- Chip Kessler, Treasurer-Tod Howard. 115 STAFF F U N N I E S 116 ANNUAL ANTICS ARE AMAZING This year's Annual Staff was very pleased to have a new teacher, Mrs. Waite. It was a learning experience for both the class and the teacher. Deadlines were just barely met, with the class having to give up their Saturdays to work Many more ads were sold this year, than in the previous years. At the end of the year we had a banquet, and we bought a camera with the leftover profits. Editor-Lena Sparman, Asst. Editor-Tammi Coonts, Lorrie Bunney, Ann Carter, Carla Day, Sharon Drake. 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