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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1980 volume:

... a new creation VIKINGS 1980 genesis ... a new creation Copyright 1978 by Pure Songs Used by Permission. All Right Reserved I can see it took so long to realize I'm much too strong not to compromise Now I see what I am is holding me down I'll turn it around Copyright 1978 by Pure Songs Used by Permission. All Right Reserved I can tell there's no more time left to criticize I've seen what I could not recognize Everything in my life was leading me on But I can be strong0 Don't Look Back Boston SENIORS DANETTE ADAMS MARGO ANDERSON GREGG ANDERSON JERRY BAYHA BILL ARQUETTE LYN AUSTIN JODI BEST SCOTT BOGART JOHN BENJAMIN SANDY BOGART 10 SENIORS SANDRA BROWN BRAD BRUENN BRETT BOLTON BUNNY BOWLING SHELLY BRATCHER RANDY BRENNICK LISA BROWN BOB BROYLES SCOTT BUCKNER LORRIE BUNNEY JOYCE BURLING BRADLEY BURNS SENIORS 11 JAMES COOPER CLIVE COVEROALE JERRY DIEHL CHRIS CUMMINGS KERI DETTRICH 12 SENIORS DARLA EHERENFIELDT ROD FEIZBAKHSH SHARON DRAKE TODD DUSKIN KAREN DUFFY DAN DUWE KAREN EDELMAN LISA EYMAN BILL GASSAWAY DAVID GRANGER KELLI FRYE DARCY GEIGER SENIORS 13 PENNY GREGG RICHARD HAGGLUND MATT HALL LENNIE HALVORSON JOHN HARRIS JEFF HENDERSON 14 SENIORS TONY HOFFMAN HOPE HOLZ TERESE HOPKINS DEBORAH HOUK CARLA HOVEY MARTY HUGHLEY LISA JAMES VAL JILG MATT HUMPHRIES TYLER JENNER SENIORS 15 HEIDI KAMMER MARY KANE GUY JOHNSON JEFFREY JOHNSON RAIDER JOHNSON VICTOR JOHNSTON ROBERT JONES JACK KAMMER JERRY KELLEY LAURA KOURI ROSE KANE LORI KIRBY 16 SENIORS BRIAN LOTH CURTIS L0U6HEED LEXI KOUTLAS CHERYL LARSON TERRIE LEDYARD KIM LIELKE CHARLES LINDGREN CHRIS LOTH JIM LOW CANDY MARLIN MARTHA MANTIKOSKI SENIORS 17 KERRY MAUER ANNELIESE MAY JULIE McGILL SHELLEY MclNTOSH KENNETH McQUEEN JEFF MILES GALE McKIBBEN MARY McREYNOLDS DEBBIE MOE DAVID MORRIS RICHELLE MILLS EDWARD MOORE 18 SENIORS KURT MORRIS ANNA NEGAARD CINDY NELSON CHARLES NEWMAN SUSAN NEIGHBORS DAILENE NELSEN PETER NELSON BRIAN OSTHEIMER KATHY PARSONS SCOTT NUNLEY DARIN PARKE SENIORS 19 JUDY POPECK JANICE PULLEN KATHY PAULSEN NAOMI PETERSON SHAUNA PAYLOR DOUG PHILLIPS LORI POLLESTAD TODD POSEY SHELLY RAPP LORI REEF . DALE RHODES DAVID RIPPERGER 20 SENIORS RENEE ROBBINS YUNG ROBERTS DENISE RUBATINO LAURIE SATHER JON SAYLOR ANNETTE SCHNASE LOUISE SEBRING CARI SHABNOW JOHN SCOFIELD SUSAN SELBY SENIORS 21 22 SENIORS RONALD SHEA MICHAEL SMILEY PENNY SMITH PETER STECKLER MARK STRECKER CHARLES STRINGER CHERYL SWAN WENDY SWINT ROSE SHINNER DEREK SMITH LINDA SPARMAN BRIAN STENSRUDE TAMITAFT DAVID THOMAS JILL THOMPSON MARK TOLMAN DANIEL VERHEUL ROBERT WADE RICHARD TUININGA RICHARD VERHEUL SENIORS 23 SHAWN WILSON SHERYLE WOLFE ROBIN WALLS DARREN WARRICK CRAIG WEEWIE TOM WITHROW SENIORS NOT PICTURED SUSAN BASHAM KENN BRAINERD DANIEL BUSSING RICHARD COLSON DAVID DeROUEN VICTORIA DOUGLAS RANDY EARNEST CAREY JOHNSON JOAN JORDAN LISA KALLICOTT SUSAN LAWRENCE ROBIN LOTH CATHY MAIN TAMI MOLLGAARD VINCE SEYMOUR TAMMY SPELTZ DAVID ST JOHN STUART STRAUB DAVID TEMPLEMAN BRIAN THORNES ERIK TOBALA MICHAEL WAGAR ALLAN WASCHER JAMES WELCH THERESE WISHART COLLEEN WOODS 24 SENIORS SENIORS ARE ... Spirited ymbolic pectacular Enthusiastic ncouraging ighty Proof Never ending otorious eeded Impressive ngredient dealistic Outrageous ptimistic n Top Released eady efined C . uper Great • ■ SPEAKING THROUGH MEGAPHONES are Lyn Austin and Denise Rubatino, voted Most School Spirit. PEEKING AROUND THE POLE are our Most Bashful Seniors, Todd Duskin and Bunny Bowling. HOLDING MR. THOMAS HOSTAGE are the Class Radicals, Martha Mantikoski and Vic Johnston. FLASHING is Dave Hagglund with victim Darcy Geiger, voted Class Zanies. THUMBS UP IN UNIFORM are the class' Most Athletic, Toni Taft and Brad Bruenn. SMILING PRETTY is Annette Schnase; not pictured Johnny Warrick, voted Neatest Smiles. SHAKING HANDS are L.S.H.S.'s Friendliest Seniors, John Harris and Lisa Eyman. HOLDING ON TIGHT are our Senior Class Couple, Jeff Henderson and Darla Eherenfeldt. NOT PICTURED, Class Intellects Jim Low and Anna Anderson. JUNIORS 33 ALMOST TO THE TOP... BUT NOT QUITE JUNIORS 35 MARVIN ACKERMAN STEVE ADELL BRAD ANDERSON JAY ANDERSON RONNA ANDERSON PETE ARNOLD PAMELA ATHEY LONNIE AUSTIN BRENT BARBER KIM BAUMAN MIGNONNE BEDIENT JOSEPH 8ENJAMIN CHRIS BERG TERRY BERG JANET BOSSE ROBIN BOUCHARD LEANNA BOWLING CINDI BRAND LINDA BROERS SCOTT BRUBAKER BRENDA BURNS MATTHEW BUTLER FAYE CANELL CATRENA CARDWELL 36 JUNIORS SUENNE CASS MARCIE CHAMBERLAIN KIM CHAPMAN DONALD CHESTER CHUCK CLAUSSEN DEBBIE CLAYBROOK LISA COLEMAN CRAIG COONTS CHAD CROWLEY ROD CROWLEY DEBORAH DAVIS KAREN DAVIS MICHELLE DE SOUSA TAMMY DOWNEY LORI DELNERO MARIAN DENNEY JEAN DIETZ PATTY DITTENBER RICHARD DODGE SHANE DRESSEL DAVID DUELL ANNELEE DUNN DARYL DUWE DEBBY EMERSON JUNIORS 37 DEBBIE ERDAHL CINDY FELIX NANETTE FIFIELD TYRONE FORSBERG KEVIN FOSKET RICKY FOSTER CRISTINE FULK JUUE GASSAWAY NANCY GLOVER JEFF GOLDSTEIN MARK GOODSELL CARRIE GRAY TERRY GREEN SUZANNE HAACK JEFF HAGGLUNO PETER HALL ROBERT HALSTEAD THERESA HAMPTON DAN HANSEN TARI HANSEN ROI HARRISON KARLA HARTFORO DAVE HAWLEY TRUDY HEIOEMAN 38 JUNIORS EDDIE HEISE JON HORNE LAURA JACOBSON WILLY JOHNSON RICK HENDERSON PETE HOUGARDY CINDY JAMES KAMELA JUNOR DWAYNE HILMO TOD HOWARD WENDY JANTZ MARCIA KALLICOTT ANNA HOFFMAN CHRISTINE HOWE DAVID JOHNSON BRENDA KANE WESLEY HOLZERLAND STACY HUMBLE JANA JOHNSON CHARLES KESSLER RHONDA HOPKINS PAMALA HUNT MARIE JOHNSON LISA KIRBY JUNIORS 39 GARY KLETT JODI LEWIS ANOY MARKS GLEN MELUM PETER KLEVBERG JANELLE LOMSDALEN MICHAEL MAY CHERYL MILLS JANA KNAUB KENNETH LORENTZEN JAMES MCCLEVE JODIE MILLS BECKY LANDERT TRACY LOVE BRIAN MCGHEE CHRISTOPHER MITCHELL LARRY LARSON LESUE LUNOGREN TERRI MCLAURY SHERI MOBIUS SHERRI LEDYARD LISA LUNOGREN JEFFREY MCMAHAN MICAH MORGAN 40 JUNIORS CRAIG MORSE BROOK NELSON MICHAEL NEWMAN JIM NISSEN VICKI OAKS TOM ORR KAREN PARKER LORI PARSONS SHAWN PEASE LISA PEDERSEN TERESA PEGRUM ARON PETERSON NATHAN PETERSON TIM PITTMAN DAVID PORTER LISE RAFFERTY GREGORY RATLIFF JOHN REED JEFF REEF SHELLEE SADLER TRACY SCHALOW CARY SCHAMP JEFF SCHROEDL SANDRA SCHULTZ JUNIORS 41 BARBARA SCHURR SANOI SHABNOW TERRY SHROUT GREG SILCOX KREG SLOAN ROBIN SLOCUM R08ERT SMITH MARY STRINGER VICKIE SMITH LORI STRINGHAM BETTY SOLVANG SELENA SYLTE MARGARET SOMERVILLELEON TACKITT TERRANCE STEAD DAN TAPIA DAVID STEVENSON CHARLES TASCHEREAU MONICA TASTAD KEVIN THOMAS ROLLIN THOMAS DAVID THREE STARS DEBBY TOOMEY RODNEY TORKKOLA TERRY TOWNS BRIAN WAOE BOBBIE TRACY KRISTINE WALLACE KEVIN WHITE SU TREYMAN GARY WEAVER DEBRA WISHART PATTY VAN WYK MIKE WESTERBECK SHIRLEY WOLFE CARA WOOD VIRGINIA WRIGHT TIM ZENTZ JUNIORS NOT PICTURED JOHN BEGG LAURA BJORNSTAD TIM CROOK CANDACE GAINES EDWARD GASCA LOUIS HAHN MARY HOBBS J.J. IBLINGS KENNY JENSEN DAVID JOHNSON JERRY LANSING HENRY LEVI JOHN LOTH KEVIN MARKER WILLIAM MCGHIE DANIEL MCDONALD BRIAN MILES MIKE MURPHY MATT RINGER JOHN SCHUMAN ROBERT THOMPSON RON YOUNGCHILD SOPHOMORE SIGHTS 48 SOPHOMORES MICHAEL CARPENTER REMICHABOT BRAOCHENOWETH CATH! COKER EVAN OAHLGREN CATHERINE OAHL1N TAMARA DALLMAN MARK DAVIS SHELLY DAVIS PAM DETTRICH LEONARD DOUMA SHANE DROLLINGER JEANINE DUELL THERESA DUGGIN TIMOTHY DUNHAM KARIESUE DUNN ROGER DYE JUDY ESTES KASEY PALES KRISTINE FORD CHARLENE FOSSE JAMES FRAZEE MARK GARKA SHANE GASTMAN SOPHOMORES 49 THOMAS GORT RANDY HACKWORTH CHRISTINE HILLIS OEAN IVERSON DEBBIE JOHNSON CHERYL KESSLER ANGELA LEHMAN CANDI GOULD RUTH HAGGLUNO GORDON HILMO OONNAJAMES PATRICIA JOHNSON CAROLYN KLASSE KEVIN LENON KATHLEEN GRABER CRAIG HAN ORAN DENNISSA HOBSON KAREN JAMES LOLA JOHNSTON SUSAN KROPF BILL LENTZ JOE GREEN FRANK HANSEN ROGER HOLGUIN LORI JAQUITH ELLEN JONAS CHRIS LAKEY LENORE LEWIS RADEL GREEN KANOIS HANSEN JOHNNY HOSHEIT JIMMY JELVIK SUSAN KAINTZ TRACY LANE SHELLY LIDEN TERESA GREIG STEVE HAWLEY OONALO HUNTER LUIS JELV1K CORRINE KENT TODD LECOURS TAMI LIGON 50 SOPHOMORES TODD LINDELL ROBERT MAIN SHANNON MARTS TYLER MILES JEFFREY LOTH PAUL MANTIKOSKI ROGER MASTERTON KIMBERLY MILLER LARRY LOTH TIM MARKHAM KAREN MAUER WAYNE MILLER JOY LOW KERRY MARKHOLT DEAN MCCOY MICHAEL M08IUS ERIC LUNDVALL DANA MARSDEN MARK MCKIBBEN TARRILL MOLLGAARD DAVID MACKENZIE TAMMI MARTIN MICHAEL MELUM BRUCE MOORE SOPHOMORES 51 LORETTA MORGAN DANNY MORRIS DAREK MOSE DORIS MUELLER MICKI MUNSON KEVIN MURPHY ROSALIE NEWMAN TIM NIELSEN SUZETTE OTTER LINDA PARSONS SCOTT PETTIT SUSAN PHILLIPS DAVID PIGGOTT BARBARA POPECK NADINE PORTER HEIDI POUND SHARI POWELL JERRY PRATER STEVEN PRUSSEL DEBBIE ANN PURDOM LISA PYPER LORI RAFFERTY TAMI RAFFERTY SHELLEY REAM DIANE RIDER WILLIAM RUCHTY TIMOTHY SCHMIDT JANELLE SCHUEHARD RENEE SCHUELER TONY SCHULTZ DAVID SCHUMANN EDDIE SCOTT APRIL SELL JOEL SEXTON DONALD SHINNER KEN SIEMERING SCOTT SIMCOX JOSEPH SMILEY ALLEN SMITH CHRISTOPHER SMITH MARCELLE SMITH DONNA SODERBLOM 52 SOPHOMORES LANSE SORENSEN LINDA STILL GREG ST JOHN JONI STENSRUOE CARL STEPHENS JENNIFER STEPHENS KRISTEN STIVERSON DANIEL STRECKER TIM SURDYK R08ERT TAFT RANDI-LEE THOMAS TIMOTHY THOMAS TED THOMPSON ROBIN TOUSSAINT SHIRLEY TOWNS IRIS VERGARA MICHAEL WALKER DAVID WALLIN DAWNA WALTY JOLENE WARBIS DAVID WARRICK DEANNE WARRICK VICTORIA WATKINS BRIAN WATSON 54 SOPHOMORES ED AKINS TONY ANDERSON BOB ARNDT MIKE CANELL STEPHEN COLBERT MIKE CRANE WENDY DOBBS TRACY FORSBERG RICK GASCA ANNE GOODSELL JIM GOSS DARRELL HAYES KURT HELLING CHRIS HEMMINGSON ANNA HEUER DARIN HUNT FLINT JELVIK LISA JOHNSON KEETA LARSON TIM LARSON MIKE LEHMAN COREEN MAGGARD FRANK MCDANIEL JAMES MUTTON DEBBIE NIVEN CHRISTINE NORDBY DON OVERSBY MIKE PEYTON MIKE REDDEMAN JOY RHODES GERALD SCHAUMAN ROBERT SCHNEIDER KEVIN SORBO TODD TESSNESS JERRY TIGHE STEVEN WASCHER SOPHOMORES 55 vjJvnO jCaJ NEW KIDS 58 FRESHMEN IN TOWN FRESHMEN 59 LLOYD AOOIE WILLIAM ALEXANDER SHANNON ALLEN JENIFER AMES JOEL ARNOLD PETER BARGREEN PAUL BARGREEN BRETT BARKDULL STEVEN BEENY CLARK BENOER AARON BIRDSALL TRACY BERG LIANE BLACK RICKY BOGART PAMELA BOSSE SHERRY BOWEN MICHELLE BRAATEN DEVON BROWN LORRAINE BROWN MELODY BROWN GERALD BRUNS KRISTIE BULLINGTON DONALD CAFFEE SCOTT CAMPBELL 60 FRESHMEN CHARLES CAMPOS BOBBIE JO CANELL PEGGY CANNON JEFFREY CARPENTER KARI CARSON CHRISTY CARTER JOHN CASSIDY LORI CAUDLE DESSIREE CHRISTIANSON KAREN CLAUSSEN SHERRI COLEMAN SHARICOVERDALE BRENDA CROWLEY TERESA CUMMINGS TIMOTHY DAILEY CHERI DAVIS SCOTT DAVIS DAVE DE SOUSA LANA DENNEY FRANK DERUM LIBBY DIETZ BRYAN DITTENBER DAVID DODGE SUZANNE DUFFY FRESHMEN 61 STEVEN DUNLAP TONY DYE ELAINE EDELMAN BUDDY ELLIOT KIMBERLEE FENSTERMACHER JENNIFER FREY RANDY GARKA COLLEEN GEE CHRYSTINA GIRDLER MICHAEL GLASS DIANE GORT BLAKE GRAY 62 FRESHMEN CHRIS GREGG LEANN HANSEN REBECCA HEISE MICHAEL HOUGARDY JONIJOHNSON KELLY JONES FRANKIE GORSS ROBERTA HARRIS TOM HEISERMAN MELINDA HUGHLEY LARRY JOHNSON TAMI JONES MARCI GROW JOANNE HAWLEY STEPHEN HILLIS LINDA HUNT LESLIE JOHNSON KIM KARRELS IRENE HALSTEAD RONALD HAYES MIKE HOBDAY KAREN JAMES LYNN JOHNSON DANIEL KAUFMAN ANNETTE HAMPTON TORIE HERBERT MICHAEL HOLGUIN GREGORY JENSEN MARY JOHNSON KRISTINE KELTNER ROBERT HANSEN JOHN HEIN ANTOINETTE HOLSCHER DARRIN JOHNSON ED JONES DONA KIRK FRESHMEN 63 ANGELA KIRTLEY JAY KRAUSE KEVIN LANE SHANE LAPLAUNT CARLENE LAWRENCE ANORE LECOURS SUSAN LEDYARO PETER LINDQUIST MELODY LOW TRACEY MAIN CAREN MALGESINI LORENA MALLANG TIM MARKS WAYNE MARKS SHANNON MARTIN BRENDA MARYOTT RUSSELL MAYDOLE JANA MCCULLOCH GAIL MCELYEA DENA MCLEOD BETHANY MCMAHAN TERESA MELUM DANIEL MEYER DEBORAH MEYER KURTIS MILLARD SEAN MILLS BILL MONTGOMERY MERRILEE MOORE ALBERT MORGAN CHERYL MORGAN TIMOTHY MORRISON CINDY MURPHY LEANNE NAGLE TROY NAVARRO JUDY NEBEKEE ANGELA NELSON CHRISTY NELSON DUANE NELSON ROSALIE NICHOL GERALD NORDHAGEN LUCINDA NORTON MICK NUNLEY DALE ODUN KRISTI OLSEN DIANNA ORLANDO TENORA ORR LEONARD OTTAWAY IYNNE OVERSBY KIM PHELPS STEVE REBBE ERIC SCHUELER LORI SMITH ERIC STEWART ERIN PARKS TIM POSEY DONALD REDDEMAN TROY SENSOR SANDRA SMITH BRYCE STOTT DAWN PARRISH KIMBERLY POST SANJA REED SHERISHABNOW BRIAN SPEARS KATRINA SURDYK BRENT PAYLOR TERESA PROFFIT REBECCA REINDL CHERI SHINNER MATTHEW SPRINGER DARREN SYLTE DOUGLAS PETTRICH CONNIE RAPP PAUL ROGERS JERRY SHROUT EARL STEPHENS DEBBIE TENNANT ANGELA PETTIT GARY RARDEN JON SCHROEOL KARL SLOAN KIMBERLY STEPHENS GINIE THIBODEAUX 66 FRESHMEN KATHl THRASH KIMBERLY TRIPP GLENN VAN PROYEN KELLY VAN VOLKENBURG BRADLEY VOLD JAMES VOLKER SHEILA WACLAWSKI STEPHANIE WALKER LISA WARBIS MICHAEL WARNER PATRICIA WATKINS JOHN WESTERBECK DONNA WHITE CORR1NE WILLIAMS LISA WOLFE SHAUN WOLFE TAMERA WOLFE KEVIN WOMACK TOMY WOMBLE TERESA WRIGHT TRACY ZIELSKO V FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED JOE ALGER CAROLYN ANDERSON RICHARD ASPLUND KRISTINE BRENNICK MICHAEL BULICEK TRISHA CARTWRIGHT TRENT COLLIERS BILL COTY RENEE DEROUIN TERRY ERVIG KIMBERLY GOODNIGHT ERIC GOSHORN STEVE HALVORSON RONALD HAMMOND SHARON HARRISON MICHAEL HUNT MARK JOHNSON STEPHEN KOURI CLINT LEVI JOHN LEWIS MARK MCCARRELL ROBERT MCCLEVE GARY SCHELLENBERGER RICHARD SEAY LORETTA SHERRIFF SHIRLEY SHIROYAMA JEFFREY SPRINGER LORI STEVENS CHRISTY STILL TODD WOOD WILLIAM YAHNKE TERESA ZUPENCE FRESHMEN 67 In Memory of Micheal J. Begley M E M 0 R 1 A L I looked at you you looked at me I saw confusion, love, anger, love You saw, something I wish now, after it's all been said and done and it's over that it could have been forever like we said I said, I think I love you You said, I think I love you we said, forever It was only two years I was there all the time I held your hand, I cried After awhile it was over It seems like a dream Part of my life is gone I'm glad it's not, I wish it was Time, time is everything Life, only two years Two years out of two lives Mine, not yet known Yours, sixteen years I love you, I'll never forget you How can I? I am yours You are mine Forever Looking back reminiscing I laugh, I cry Treat her gently, treat her kind. That's what the song says That's what you did It seems like a lifetime I feel ninety years old I see my friends and they are yours They say how are you I say pretty good Tell me, how good can I feel? Don't think I'm feeling sorry for myself I'm not because I am yours you are mine Forever But only two years And life goes on........... —Annette Schnase 68 MEMORIAL Micheal J. Begley Through the past years, we have always carried a special feeling in our hearts for our lost friend, Mike Pugsley. To all of us that knew him, he left with us memories we will always cherish. Mike was quiet, yet in his own way he was outgoing. He was involved in life. We love him, and he will never be forgotten. Denise Rubatino Class of 1980 Mike Pugsley MEMORIAL 69 It has been a tradition that the Senior Class votes for the teacher they wish to dedicate the annual to. This year, the annual staff unanimously voted to dedicate this annual to two faculty members who have passed away over the last year—Mr. Don Leonard (above) and Mr. Bob Watson (below). There are no words to express the emptiness; only a reminder to all who would seek to achieve: No guts, no glory. 70 FACULTY MEMORIAL ■ Mrs. Jann Johnston Mrs. Laura Madeo Mr. Harold Sigler Mr. Mark Spurgeon Mr. John Unckles Mrs. Anne Waite 72 FACULTY Planning for the English department began before the school year with the development of composition and research paper style sheets. The handouts were a part if an effort to add continuity to the English program. Mrs. Jann Johnston and Mr. Harold Sigler are new English teachers from the junior high. Inter-departmental activities were a part of the English and social studies programs. Students were given essay questions that English teachers corrected for grammar and social studies graded for content. Sliding walls allowed for group lectures in both departments including a two day lecture to CWP and history classes by Mr. Dave Tremaine regarding the U.N. and Egypt. Mr. Harry Ayers Mr. Joel Thaut Mr. Ed Browitt Mr. Kevin Thomas Mr. Gil McKinnie Mr. David Tremaine FACULTY 73 For the first time, the foreign language department planned an international publication. The German and Spanish classes joined efforts in producing the paper, which included stories, features, poems, games and puzzles in the two languages. The German class also participated in a state-wide German convention held at Mt. Vernon in March. Mrs. Dana Harris, a Spanish teacher was new to the foreign language department this year. The business department enjoyed new and better equipment, which allowed for greater training opportunities. Mr. Roy Dotson, a typing teacher, was new to the business department staff this year. Mrs. Yvonne Brailsford Mr. Roy Dotson Miss Ila Swofford Miss Timina Eggert Mrs. Dana Harris 74 FACULTY Everett Community College's co-operation with the Home Ec Department resulted in a new project- a pre-school program. The project offers opportunities for students in Home Ec. to observe young children. With the help of the new facilities and co-operation of the students, DECA profits have increased. Mr. Berg speaks highly of the school store, the Cove, as well as his students who operate it. A greater variety of crafts was offered this year by the art department; pottery, copper, and leather are some of the new art forms offered by Mrs. Sheraton. Mr. Bushaw continued to teach flat art. Mrs. Edna Morgan Mr. Steve Berg Mrs. Betty Sheraton Mr. John Bushaw FACULTY 75 It was a busy year for the music department as the bands and choirs performed at concerts and assemblies throughout the year. Mr. Len Denham is the new band director at LSHS this year, and Mr. Paul Harvey served once again as director of the choirs. Prior to the completion of the new gymnasium, P.E. classes were transported to the old high school gym. It was a great relief to finally utilize the new facility in late November, and for the 400 some Freshmen and Sophomore P.E. students, the new swimming pool was an added delight. Mr. Len Denham Miss Sherrie Martin Mr Paul Harvey Mr. Gary Mose 76 FACULTY A few changes have been made this year in the math program. The Consumer Math class is basically the same, but with a little different approach than last year. This year an Advanced Math class was offered to be aimed more directly at Pre-Calculus, instead of a separate Trigonometry and Math Analysis approach. Requirements for Science remained the same this year. There were the same classes offered, except for a small group in Marine Biology Study, taught by Mr. Fish. FACULTY 77 Mr. Bob Bear Mr. Cliff Chaffee Mr. Ken Haakenstad Mr. Don Lahti Mr. Steve Anderson Mr. Dennis Fish History and English classes especially made frequent use of the new library, which included a new librarian, Mrs. Vivian Doe. A greater number of books and reference materials were available to students. The vocational industrial arts department underwent many changes and improvements during '79-'80. New equipment allowed for a greater chance to develop skills. Mr. Kevin Grayum and Mr. Rand Pigott were new instructors, and new courses offered include a two hour welding class and an advanced horticulture class. As part of a guidance team which includes the Vice-Principal, school nurse and school psychologist, the counselors have sought to develop the most effective programs for the individual students that they can. The counselors are responsible for the following general areas: scheduling, vocational education (Skills Center), and college applications (scholarships, financial aid, etc.). These are not the limits of counseling duties. Perhaps their biggest service is just being there to talk to students at all times. A new alphabetized filing system for ninth and tenth graders' records was a major step in the new counseling offices this year. Mrs. Claudia Buxton Mr. Dan Dittmer Mrs. Barbara O'Rourke Mrs. Rhonda Schroeder Mr. Stan Tutlis Mr. Mike Shepard FACULTY 79 TOP-BOARD MEMBERS TOP - SUPERINTENDENT: D M. Christensen SEATED: Linda H. Burgess BOTTOM-VICE PRINCIPAL: Bryan Egan Nancyann M Mitchell STANDING: Eldred W. Volkmann Craig Thompson Harry H. Wagner D M. Christensen BOTTOM-PRINCIPAL: Keith Morgan 80 BOARD, PRINCIPALS, SUPERINTENDENT STAFF 81 TOP-AIDS: Judy Arnold Sue Britsch Rita Schwarzmiller Anita Fosket MIDDLE-NURSE: Virginia Wilkes BOTTOM-SECRETARIES: Joann Estes Janice Schumann Lenora Rindero TOP-COOKS: Mary Hoover Lorrain Burgess Janice Williams Luette Stull Linda Powell MIDDLE-ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Fred Emerson BOTTOM-PSYCHOLOGIST: Jill Brandstetter HEAD CUSTODIAN: Ed Grantors The Sno-Isle Vocational Skills Center has been a part of the Lake Stevens' educational program for the past 3 years. Students attending the skills center go to school there from 8:30-11:00 or from 11:30-2:00, depending on their schedules. We now have 44 students enrolled in various programs at Sno-Isle. These programs include Animal Care, Auto Mechanics, Construction Trades, Cosmetology, Dental Assisting, Department Store Fashion Merchandising, Diesel Mechanics, Landscape, Machine Trades, Medical Office Assistant, Nursing Assistant, Production Plastics, and Welding. Most students, at the end of their training will be able to go on to find a good job, or an exciting career using their learned skills. SKILL CENTER 83 CHEERSTAFF Ilt was a traditionally busy year for six girls who served on the '79-'80 cheerstaff. Following a summer cheerleading camp at Central Washington University, the girls swung into action leading the LSHS student body in support of Viking athletics. Pictured above are Jeannie Dietz, Jill Thompson, Keri Detrrich, Yung Roberts, Debbie Houk, and Anna Negaard. The Cheerleaders activities included: - A spirit walk in October - A $1.98 beauty show in February - Pep assemblies and decorating of locker rooms, etc. throughout the year. - Husky Cheerleader Camp at the University of Washington in December. 84 CHEERLEADERS SPIRIT AND PRIDE WITH A SMILE CHEERLEADERS Viking Wrestling Cheerleaders: Lisa Pyper, Dailene Nelson, Monica Tastad, Denise Rubatino, Kam Junor, Shelli deSousa. Advisors were Miss Eggert and Mrs. Waite. 86 WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Pep Club Members: Carolyn Anderson, Tanya Anderson, Jodi Best (Vice-president), Bunny Bowling, LeAnna Bowling, Linda Broers, Lisa Brown (President), Lorraine Brown, Kristie Bullington, Faye Canell, Dessire Christianson, Shari Coverdale, Cheri Davis, Debbie Davis, Shelli de Sousa, Keri Dettrich, Jeanie Dietz, Libby Dietz, Jenny Frey, Penny Gregg, Carrie Gray, Marci Grow, Judy Halstead, Anna Hoffman, Antoinette Holscher, Rhonda Hopkins, Teri Hopkins, Debbie Houk, Carla Hovey, Tia Howard, Laura Jacobson (Secretary - Treasurer), Mary Johnson, Kam Junor, Angela Kirtley, Carolyn Klasse, Laura Kouri, Cheri Larson, Melody Low, Darcy Mackenzie, Paul Mantikoski, Jana McCulloch, Dena Mcleod, Sheri Mobius, Tami Morton, Anna Negaard, Cindy Nelson, Lenor Orr, Erin Parks, Teresa Pegrum, Lori Pollestad, Jerry Prater, Sue Pullen, Lisa Pyper, Yung Roberts, Denise Rubatino, Cheri Shinner, Jennifer Stevens, Kristen Stiverson, Mary Stringer. Monica Tastad, Debbie Tennant, Jill Thompson, Debby Toomey, Kris Wallace, Corrine Williams, Cara Wood. Advisors: Mrs. Laura Madeo and Mrs. Anne Waite. After a late start, the Pep Club finally got off the ground with the help of advisors Mrs. Laura Madeo and Mrs. Anne Waite Officers were then elected, as well as committee chairpersons. The Pep Club consisted of five committees. They were the Rooter Bus, Fundraising, Skit, Poster, and Guardian Angel. The girls and boys have really worked together throughout the year to keep the spirit going. Banners representing each school in the league were made and displayed in the new gymnasium. The committees also participated in work-swim parties every few weeks to keep the activities running smoothly. Tee-shirts, baseball hats, seat cushions, and doughnuts were sold during the year to help raise money for the club. The Pep Club ended the year on a high note, with school spirit growing each day; hopefully, the success of '79- ‘80 will be built upon in the years to come at LSHS. PEP CLUB 87 LSSA members: Tom Ahl, Anna Anderson, Christy Carter, Desiree Christianson, Jim Cooper, Debbie Davis, Carla Day, Jeanie Deitz, Judy Estes, John Harris, Anna Hoffman, Ten Hopkins, Chip Kessler, Carolyn Klasse, Jodi Lewis, Chuck Lindgren, Curt Lougheed, Darcy MacKenzie, Paul Mantikoski, Karen Mauer, Kerry Mauer, Jana McCulloch, Tom Orr, Heidi Pound, Lisa Pyper, Yung Roberts, Denise Rubatino, Pete Steckler, Monica Tastad, Kevin Thomas, Jill Thompson, Su Treyman, Bob Wade, Shaun Wolfe, Carla Zupence. Not pictured: Matt Butler, Marcy Grow, Frank Hansen, Radar Johnson, Tracy Lane, Anna Negaard, Matt Williams. Pictured below: President-Jim Low, Vice President-Curt Lougheed, Secretary-Anna Anderson Springboarded by V.L.C., that is Viking Leadership Conference at Camp Silverton August 10-12, the new L.S.S.A. (Lake Stevens Student Association) got off to a quick start, focusing on pride and involvement. Student body president, Jim Low, commented on the focuses of student leaders for '79-‘80. Our major concern initially was that students take pride in the new facility. We hope to develop a pride in Lake Stevens High School through positive attitudes and activities, reinforcing old traditions and establishing new ones. Some of the L.S.S.A. sponsored activities were: - reconstruction of the student governmental body including House of Representatives and Senate - revision of the student body constitution - Homecoming '79 - two major dances - Last Wispwe Kenseritek (Lake Stevens Winter Spirit Week Feb. 4-8) - C.P.R classes in conjunction with the Lake Stevens Fire Department - the Lake Stevens High School Mad Dash Treasure Hunt - an all-school square dance - a Parliamentary Procedure Workshop 80 President- Denise Rubatino Vice-President- Brett Boltom Secretary-Treasurer- Teri Hopkins 81 President- Kevin Thomas Vice-President- Todd Howard Secretary-Treasurer- Monica Tastad 82 President- Judy Estes Vice-President- Vikki Bruenn Secretary- Heidi Pound Treasurer- Kandis Hansen 83 President- Shaun Wolfe Vice-President- Beth McMahn Secretary- Mike Hougardy Treasurer- Jenny Frye Tom Ahl, Jay Anderson, Pam Athey, Tony Barnett, Kim Bauman, Ken Brainerd, Derek Bolton, Scott Buckner, Brenda Burns, Bobbi Jo Canell. Christy Carter, Karrie Claussen, Tim Dailey, Lori Delnero, Sharon Drake, Vicky Douglas Theresa Duggms, Dan Duwe, Rodger Dye, Debbie Erdahl, Kristie Ford, Tari Hansen, Tia Howard, Debbie Johnson, Marie Johnson Kelly Jones, Kam Junor, Becky Landert, Tracy Lane, Larry Loth, Paul Mantikoski (President), Beth McMahan (Vice President), Bruce Moore, Tari Mollqard. Kathy Parsons, Kathy Paulsen (Secretary), Debi Purdom, Lisa Rafferty Don Shinner, Cheryl Swan, Wendy Swint, Ted Thompson, Brian Thornes, Shirley Towns, Su Treyman Mary Cheeseman Lisa Gleman, Judy Cardenas. Bonnie Beck, Sue Cass, Mary Cheeseman, Karrie Claussen, Cathi Coker, Shelley Davis, Terry Erving, Judy Estes, Jenny Frey, Candi Gould, Jana McColloch, Teresa Melum, Merrilee Moore, Kristi Olsen, Suzette Otter, Kathy Paulsen, Judy Popeck, April Sell, Joni Stensrude, Jennifer Stephens, Cheryl Swan, Dawna Walty, Lisa Welch, Rennie Williams, Debbie Zartzke, Shelley Ream If there is one word to describe the choirs, it's involvement. Concert choir, because of its size, does not travel often. However they performed several concerts at home We have a new addition to the vocal program, Touch of Class, an all-girl swing choir. They and concert choir performed at Seattle Center for the Christmas shoppers Jubilation and Touch of Class, during spring vacation, performed on an exciting trip to Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farms. Both Choirs attended other tours to Vancouver B.C. and the Greenriver Jazz Festival. 90 CHOIR Danette Adams, Tanya Anderson, Bonnie Beck, Brett Bolton, Ken Brainerd, Lisa Brown, Scott Buckner, Kim Chapman, Lisa Coleman, Carla Day, Vicky Douglas, Dan Duwe, Nancy Glover, Jana Kanub, Becky Landert, Curt Lougheed, Jeff Loth, Larry Loth, Shelly McIntosh, Jeff Miles, Suzette Otter, Annette Schnase, Sandy Shabnow, Ted Thompson, Dave Wallin, John Warrick, Shawn Wolfe, Cara Wood, Andy O'Neal. CHOIR 91 Concert Band members: Steve Adell, Steven Beeny, Liana Black, Randy Brennick, Linda Broers, Faye Canell, John Cassidy, Marcie Chamberlain, Karen Davis, Jeannine Duell, Kim Fenstermacher, Kevin Fosket, Candi Gould, John Hein, Stephen Hillis, Christine Hillis, Michael Hougardy, Tod Howard, Lola Johnston, Daniel Kaufman, Susan Ledyard, Roger Masterton, Dean McCoy, Daniel Meyer, Kim Miller, Dean Mills, Edward Moore, Lori Morgan, Christine Nordby, Linda Parsons, Angela Pettit, Rebeca Reindl, Diane Rider, Rennee Schueler, Louise Sebring, Scott Silcox, Lori Smith, Jeanine Starks, Wendy Starks, Earl Stephens, David Stevenson, Randi Thomas, Glenn Van Proyen, Daniel Verheul, Dawna Walty, Michael Warner, Shaun Wolfe, Tamera Wolff Colleen Woods Tracy Zielasko. Probably the biggest addition to our band is the new band instructor, Mr. Leonard Denham. There are two bands, Concert and Stage Band, in which students are working for both quality and quantity. They are making plans for a spring tour possibly in Eastern Washington and Idaho. With the amount of students we have in the bands, their goals should be easily attained. 92 BAND Stage Band members: Randy Brennick, Kevin Fosket, Thomas Gort, Candi Gould, Theresa Greig, Gordon Hilmo, Pete Hougardy, Roger Masterton, Dean McCoy, Jeff Miles, Edward Moore, Margret Peterson, Douglas Petrich, Jeff Schroedl, Joel Sexton, Scott Silcox, Linda Sparman, Carl Stephens, Mark Strecker, Michael Wagar, Tom Withrow, Debbie Zaretske. Flag Girls: Shelly Ream, Debbie Zaretzke, Tami Dallman, Joni Stensrude, Kim Miller. Annual Staff: Jodi Best, Lorrie Bunney, Tammi Coonts, Carla Day, Tari Hanson, Wes Holzerland, Cris Fulk, Debbie Houk, Heidi Kammer, Jim Low, Darcy MacKenzie, Julie McGill, Mike Nebeker, Cindy Nelson, Kathy Parsons, Shauna Paylor, Theresa Pegrum, Tim Pittman, Penny Smith. Deadlines, Deadlines, Deadlines!!! It seems the Annual Staff couldn't get away from those deadlines. This year we developed film and printed our own pictures, which was very time consuming, but very educational. The whole staff and Mrs. Waite have enjoyed using the new darkroom. Though we feel discouraged when we put in long hours, we feel our end product makes the whole thing worth it. 94 ANNUAL Journalism Staff, taught by Mrs. Laura Madeo, made many new improvements on the school paper. A new format was used-professional printing on an off-set press. The staff sold ads to help finance the 16 issues they put out. Editors were changed at each quarter. As Cheryl Mills stated, Journalism is a mad rush the last few days before the finished product is out, but what would life be without a little frustration? JOURNALISM STAFF: Darcy Geiger, John Harris, Val Jilg, Lisa Johnson, Patty Johnson, Jana Knaub, Brian Loth, Curt Lougheed, Tracy Main, Kerry Mauer, Cheryl Mills, Lori Pollestad, Denise Rubatino, Eric Schueler, Brian Stensrude, Jill Thompson, and Mike Wager 96 JOURNALISM Hl-Q TEAM: Pete Klevberg, Tami Taft, Anna Anderson, Louise Sebring, Toni Taft, Will Johnson, and Advisor, Mr. Stan Tutlis. Hi-Q team had contests on February 7 at Marysville-Pilchuck High School and Everett. On February 26 the contest was here vs. Woodway and Granite Falls. The last contest was held March 18 at Arlington, vs. Arlington and Monroe. They had a practice session at Marysville on January 16. Most teams were there and got to participate. Fifteen schools in this state participate and only four states have these Hi-Q contests-Washington, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The program is sponsored by Scott Paper Company. There are six members but only four participate in the contest. They are asked questions based on general scholastic knowledge. Hi-Q 97 M M Club Members: Leanna Bowling (Secretary), Sherri Coleman, Debbie Davis (Treasurer), Colleen Gee, Carla Hovey, Mary Kane, Laura Kouri, Lexi Koutlas, Cheri Larson, Joy Low, Melody Low, Lisa Lundgren, Darcy MacKenzie, Martha Mantikoski, Cindy Nelson (Vice-President), Judy Popeck, Lori Reef, Lanaya Schultz (President), Lori Smith, Kim Stephens, Lori Stevens, Tami Taft, Toni Taft, Mrs. Edna Morgan (Advisor), Mrs. Laura Madeo (Advisor). M M Club kept busy with many activities. The club helped sponsor a haunted house, and in the same line, a Halloween Costume Contest was held with prizes awarded. Just before Christmas, M M promoted a contest in which each home room decorated boxes for the Christmas food drive. If you received a Candygram, it was M M Club who sponsored that activity, and if you bought something at the Christmas Bazaar, it could have been made by an M M member. Their biggest activity, the tolo Heart to Heart became a joint sponsorship with the Torch Club. This lengthy list proves that M M Club is truly a fine service organization. 98 M M CLUB Letter Club members: Tom Ahl, Jennifer Ames, Donna Anderson, Greg Anderson (Vice-President), Lonnie Austin, Brent Barber, Jodi Best, Brad Bruenn, Scott Buckner, Matt Butler, Chad Crowley, Karen Davis, Shane Dressel, Todd Duskin, Daryl Duwe, Charlene Fosse. Kathy Graber, Blake Gray, Carrie Gray, Matt Hall (Treasurer), Kandis Hansen, John Harris. Dave Heise, Pete Hougardy, Tod Howard, Laura Jacobson, Lola Johnston, Vic Johnston, Kris Keltner, Cheryl Kessler, Carolyn Klasse, Laura Kouri, Jodi Lewis, Todd Lindell, Jeff Loth, Jim Low, Dave MacKenzie, Paul Mantikowski, Tim Marks, Dana Marsden, Kerry Mauer, Karen Mauer, Ed Moore, Doris Mueller, Troy Navarro, Brook Nelson, Doug Phillips, Todd Posey, Jon Saylor, Renee Schueler, John Scofield, Louise Sebring, April Sell, Terry Shrout, Karl Sloan, Chuck Stringer (President), Mary Stringer, Bob Taft, Tami Taft, Toni Taft, David Three Stars, Kevin Thomas, Dave Wallin. Robin Wall. The Letter Club recycles various things and donates the money that they earn to the organization they feel needs the money. This club consists of students that have earned their school letters. LETTER CLUB 99 Torch Club Members: Steve Adell, Anna Anderson, Brent Barber, Mary Cheesman, Debbie Davis, Keri Dettrich, Carrie Gray, Matt Hall, Keith Hamilton, Tia Howard, Tod Howard, Will Johnson, Heidi Kammer, Pete Klevberg, Laura Kouri, Lexi Koutlas, Jim Low, Cindy Nelson, Pete Nelson, Sue Pullen, Louise Sebring, April Sell, Ron Shea, Linda Sparman, Chuck Stringer, Tim Surdyk, Bob Taft, Tami Taft, Toni Taft, Jill Thompson, Bob Wade, advisor - Mr. Cliff Chaffee. The events Torch Club held this year were numerous. They had a very successful record dance on December 14, and planned the Tolo dance with the M M Club on February 9th. The theme was Heart to Heart. Visits to colleges and museums were planned, and albums were raffled frequently. 100 TORCH CLUB DECA Members: Bill Arquette, Carrie Cornish, Rick Foster, Jeff Hagglund, Lenny Halvorson, Hope Holz, Teri Hopkins, Russ Hughley, Larry Larson, Lisa James, Brenda Kane, Lori Kirby, Brian Loth, Robin Loth, Pete Steckler, Lori Stringham, Mike Westerbeck. Having the Cove right next door to the DECA classroom is a great advantage for watching and operating the store. The development of T-Shirts and Sweatshirts have also been a big project for DECA. As the president of DECA, Russ Hughley has attended not only area and state competitions, but also leadership conferences and luncheons with guest speakers. DECA 101 F F A. Members: Donna Anderson, Mary Beeny, Lehi Birdsall, Robby Bray, Tom Burghduff, Trena Cardwell, Sue Cass, Brenda Crowley, Rod Crowley, David Dodge, Shane Drollinger, Mark Garka, Randy Garka, Dave Granger, Frankie Gross, Ron Hammond, Roi Harrison, Pete Hougardy, Louis Jelvik, Susan Kaintz, Jay Krause, Kevin Lane, Bill Lentz, Clint Levi, Lisa Lundgren, Eric Lundvall, Mark McCarrell, Jeff McMahan, Duane Nelson, Linda Parsons, Tim Pittman, Chuck Richard, Dianne Rider, Mike Smiley, Joe Smiley, Lanse Sorensen, Pete Steckler, Kevin White, Becky Yost. F.F.A. (Future Farmers of America), has been very active. They have attended many judging contests and awards banquets. Some fund raisers they have participated in are selling walnuts, having a plant show, putting on bake sales, and recycling cans, bottles, newspapers, etc. The students are making money as well as learning. F.F.A. also promotes Parliamentary Procedure and speech skills. SEATED: Mark Garka, Rod Crowley, Mike Smiley, Pete Steckler, Roi Harrison, Kevin White. STANDING. Mr. Stritzke, Dave Granger, Becky Yost, Mr. Jensen. Advisors: Miss Ila Swofford, Mrs. Yvonne Brailsford; Members: Will Alexander, Marcie Chamberlain, Penny Gregg, Theresa Greig, Frankie Gross, Suzanne Haack, Heidi Kammer, Lexi Koutlas, Lori Parsons, Sue Pullen, Lori Stevens, Eric Schueler, Eric Stewart, Su Treyman, Kris Wallace, Colleen Woods Officers: President-Sue Pullen, Vice-President-Suzanne Haack, Secretary-Marcie Chamberlain, Treasurer-Lori Parsons, Historian-Reporter-Heidi Kammer I Despite a slow beginning, F.B.L.A. members pitched in with great dedication. Their agenda was set; the main goal: increasing membership. They set out to reach their destiny-speaking to business classes about their purposes, activities, and goals. Their membership has since increased. F.B.L.A. officers and other members have been involved in various activities throughout the year Attending conferences, scheduling night meetings, selling doughnuts, compiling the student directory, and doing their part in school events were among these activities. They were represented at a Northwest Regional Leadership Conference in Phoenix, Arizona by their president. Sue Pullen. Their increase in membership is not all that gets this group involved, but the participation and organization of its members provide one step closer to being Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA 103 Much enthusiasm and participation of students and teachers alike lead to an exciting homecoming. Included in, and resulting from this enthusiasm were participants dressed as slobs on Monday-Grub Day. Their best attire was shown on Tuesday-Coronation, in which Queen Lisa Brown was crowned. Jubilation performed various numbers during Coronation. Homecoming theme, Stairway to Heaven, was sung by Dan Duwe. Despite the fact checks and stripes don't match, students insisted on dressing so for Wednesday-Clash Day. Roaming about the halls on Thursday, were characters from a variety of fairy tales, for Fairy Tale Day. Our true colors were shown on Friday, Purple and Gold Day, for the game that night. The spirit of both wrestling and football cheerleaders, pep-club, and teachers shined during their skits on Friday's assembly. Although not as victorious as anticipated earlier, the Vikings performed well, sharing the excitement and enthusiasm of all. HOMECOMING 105 HOMECOMING COURT: Freshman couple-Tim Posey and Lorraine Brown, Junior couple-Jeff Schroedel and Nancy Glover, King and Queen-Johnny Warrick and Lisa Brown, Senior couple-Todd Posey and Lisa Eyman, Senior couple-Bob Jones and Teri Hopkins, Sophomore couple-Rodger Dye and Doris Mueller. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN A 1 AZ.a HOMECOMING 107 VOLCANIC Row 1: Brad Bruenn, Kerry Mauer, John Harris, Less Lundgren, Cary Schamp, James McCleve, Chuck Stringer, Chip Kessler. Row 2: Tim Thomas, Andy Marks, Shane Gastman, David Three Stars, Bob Main, Dave McKenzie, Rick Gasca, Kevin Thomas, Ass't Coach - Mark Spurgeon. Row 3: Head Coach - Kevin Thomas, Ed Akins, Todd Lecours, Brent Barber, Joel Sexton, Mike Walker, Derek Mose, Mike Mobius, Daryl Duwe, Ass't Coach - Greg Erickson. Row 4: Ass't Coach - Joel Thaut, Craig Handran, Manager - Pete Hall, Tyler Miles, Tedd Thompson, Jerry Bayha, Todd Duskin, Bill Gassaway, Ken Siemering. Row 5: John Begg, Chad Crowley, John Reed, Gale McKibben, Shane Dressel, Doug Phillips, Dave Wallin, Ass't Coach - Dan Dittmer. Row 6: Lon Austin, John Scofield, Lyn Austin, Dan Strecker, Ed Gasca, Ass't Coach - Gil McKinnie. Not Pictured: Johnny Hosheit, Al Smith, Joe Smiley, Managers - Terry Shrout and Dean Iverson. 108 FOOTBALL VIKINGS Though falling short of the team goal - a winning season - the Vikings doubled their win production of '78, showing tremendous improvement this year. In an impressive start, Lake won 3 of its first 4 contests, including a 20-13 victory over Rainier Beach, on the astroturf at Seattle Memorial Stadium. A 21-16 upset win over Mt. Vernon saw the Viks defeat the Bulldogs, for the first time in 10 years. But competition proved tough the rest of the year, as the Viks lost 4 of their last 5 games. A 23-18 loss at Anacortes proved most frustrating after Lake pounded out 357 yards on the ground. The season ended on a winning note, as L.S. fans saw their team win at home, in the new stadium. The result: Lake 14, Stanwood 0. Coach Kevin Thomas summed up his team's efforts saying, 'Turning the corner for the Viks' would have been a 5-4 season and a playoff birth. We came so close. The Viking Pride is here, and all our fans can look forward to a winning season in 1980. SCHEDULE LAKE 6 STANWOOD 0 LAKE 20 RAINIER BEACH 13 $ LAKE 0 MONROE 34 LAKE 21 MT. VERNON 16 $ LAKE 6 SEHOME 28 $ LAKE 8 SEDRO WOOLLEY 20 LAKE 18 ANACORTES 23 $ LAKE 0 ARLINGTON 30 tf LAKE 14 STANWOOD 0 HOME GAMES SENIORS OF 79-80: Todd Duskin, Chuck Stringer, Jerry Bayha, Brad Bruenn, John Harris, Kerry Mauer. Not Pictured: Lyn Austin, John Scofield, Gale McKibben. 110 FOOTBALL F A N T A S T I LAKE 33 STANWOOD SCHEDULE 6 LAKE 22 CURLINGTON 30 LAKE 0 MT. VERNON 6 LAKE 21 LAKEWOOD 35 LAKE 0 MONROE 12 LAKE 28 ARLINGTON 42 F O O T B A L FRESHMEN: Joel Arnold, Paul Bargreen, Peter Bargreen, Scott Campbell, John Cassidy, I Bill Coty, Bryan Dittenber, Dave Dodge, Eric Goshorn, Steve Hillis, Mike Hobday, Mike I 1 Holguin, Mike Hougardy, Kevin Lane, Andy LeCours, Dan Meyer, Tim Morrison, Brent Paylor, Doug Pettrich, Tim Posey, Paul Rogers, Jerry Shrout, Brian Spears, Shaun Wolfe, Kevin Womack. FOOTBALL 111 VARSITY TEAM ROSTER: Jodi Best, Kandis Hansen, Kris Keltner, Carolyn Klasse, Jodi Lewis, Dana Marsden, Karen Mauer, Doris Mueller, Brook Nelson, Heidi Pound. Coach- Sherrie Martin, Kathy Morse. It was a building season for the volleyball team this year- a year that saw the Vikings overcome a disappointing record with competitive performances and a strong finish. After achieving victories in just three league matches, the girls upset Stanwood in the second round of districts before bowing out to Monroe in the third round. The performance against Monroe exemplified a consistent effort and attitude that showed throughout the '79 season. Coach Sherrie Martin has high hopes for next year. It's always possible, but in the '80 season we can expect to be in the districts and hopefully state ' 112 VOLLEYBALL VIKINGS DIG VOLLEYBALL JV TEAM ROSTER: Chris Bonamy, Lisa Brown, Lorraine Brown, Pam Dettrich, Judy Estes, Diane Gort, Kelly Jones, Lenore Lewis, Christy Nelson, Lisa Pederson. Coach-Dana Harris, Kathy Morse. VOLLEYBALL 113 CC RUNNERS “AWESOMATE” In a tense moment last Nov. 2, the Viking distance runners awaited results of the 1979 District AA-Boys' Championship Meet. With the top three team finishers still to be announced, the crowd quieted. In third place, with 84 points, Bellingham. Viking runners and coaches reacted immediately - elated at the team's first state birth ever. The second place finish behind Mt. Vernon at Skagit Valley CC qualified Lake for participation in the state meet at Evergreen High in Burien. Facing tougher competition, the Vikings ran to a 14th place team finish among AA schools on Nov. 10. The girls' team, edged out of state competition in '78, fell short again in '79, finished third in district behind Anacortes and Ferndale. Though disappointed, the girls look ahead to next season with confidence - and why not - all of this year's runners will be returning for the '80 campaign. Coaches Cliff Chaffee and Don Lahti led the teams this year. GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY: Karen Davis, Jennifer Ames, Lola Johnston, Donna Anderson, Charlene Fosse, Cheryl Kessler (top), April Sell. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Pyper. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY: Troy Navarro, Tod Howard, Jim Low, Ed Moore, Robert McCleve, Paul Mantikoski, Blake Gray, Roger Masterton, Todd Posey, Todd Lindell, Karl Sloan, Tim Marks. NOT PICTURED: John Hein, Curt Lougheed, Dan Kaufman, Eric Schueler. 114 CROSS COUNTRY NWAA CROSS COUNTRY LEAGUE STANDINGS BOYS GIRLS 1. Sehome 1. Anacortes 2. Mt. Vernon 2. Ferndale 3. Anacortes 3. Mt. Vernon 4. Lake Stevens 4. Lake Stevens 5. Burlington 5. Burlington 6. Bellingham 6. Sehome 7. Ferndale 7. Bellingham 8. Arlington 9. Sedro Woolley 8. Sedro Woolley 10. Stanwood 11. Monroe CROSS COUNTRY 115 LOVE IS GIRLS’ TENNIS 116 TENNIS TEAM ROSTER: Trisha Cartwright, Dessiree Christianson, Debbie Davis, Cindy Felix, Jennifer Frey, Kathy Graber, Teresa Greig, Torie Hebert, Anna Hoffman, Laura Jacobson, Laura Kouri, Tanmi Martin, Beth McMahan, Teresa Melum, Renee Schueler, Louise Sebring, Linda Sparman, Jennifer Stephens, Mary Stringer, Coach-Mr. Shepard. The season, on paper, doesn't show how hard each individual player worked at improving her game. The conditions were unfavorable; there were only two courts for twenty-two girls, who wanted to practice all the time. Even under these adverse conditions, great improvement was made. There were two outstanding players, Cindy Felix and Beth McMahan. Also, two returning letter persons Mary Stringer and Laura Jacobson, not only played well, but they helped in coaching the beginners. With the new courts and the returning players, next year will be a smashing success. TENNIS 117 D R D R A M A D I R E C T S G O O D D O C T O R CAST: CREW: Row 1: Darcy Geiger, Scott Nunley, Jana Johnson, Rose Shinner. Row 2: Martha Mantikoski, Lanaya Schultz. Row 3: Brett Bolton, Gregg Anderson, Marty Hughley, Dan Duwe, Henry Austin. Henry Carey, Jeannie Dietz, Theresa Duggins, Kasey Fales, Matt Hall, Pete Hall, John Harris, Sharon Harrison, Pam Hunt, Kam Junor, Jeff Miles, Denise Rubatino, Annette Schnase, Susan Selby, Chuck Stringer, Monica Tastad, Kris Wallace. 118 DRAMA Have you ever had the experience of sneezing on a long admired idol, getting cheated on your well-earned wages, falling in love with another man's wife? If you were a member of the drama department you would have, in their brilliant production of THE GOOD DOCTOR. Both actors and actresses performed successfully, as did those participating behind the scenes with lighting, sound, costume and make-up. THE GOOD DOCTOR provided the audience with laughter, sorrow, anger and curiosity throughout the twelve separate scenes presented. Combined efforts and talents of all involved in THE GOOD DOCTOR proved rewarding. DRAMA 119 LASTWISPWE-KENSERITEK. The word baffled students and faculty alike until its meaning was revealed in late January. It was the first official LAKE STEVENS WINTER SPIRIT WEEK, held Feb. 4-8. LASTWISPWE-KENSERITEK focused on generating school spirit at a dull time of the year. The student body activities included: an arm wrestling tournament, tricycle races, hat and glass day, T-Shirt day, spiff day, a poster competition, and a special assembly with class and faculty skits. Support of the Athletic teams was emphasized during the L.S.S.A. Sponsored Spirit Week. Front Row. Dave MacKenzie, Matt Hall, Tom Orr, Darek Mose, Roger Holguin. Back Row: Head Coach - Gary Mose, Chuck Newman, Kevin Thomas, Steve Adell, Bob Main, Daryl Duwe, Assistant Coach - Gil McKinnie. Not Pictured: Jim Low, Todd Thorpe, Manager - Pete Hall, Statistician - Mike Anderton, and Scorekeeper - Keith Hamilton. It's hard to say a lot about a losing season. The Vikings endured the '79- BO campaign with one win, which came late in the season at Ferndale. But hopes of a greatly improved record for next year exist as younger players carry a lot of experience into '80-81. The Junior Varsity team finished .500, adding to a bright outlook for next year. 122 BASKETBALL u SEASON RECORD LAKE 55 Enumclaw 63 LAKE 51 Redmond 62 LAKE 45 Lake Washington 52 LAKE 43 Stanwood 65 LAKE 55 Sedro Woolley 60 LAKE 48 Fife 55 LAKE 50 Meridian 67 LAKE 44 Monroe 48 LAKE 67 Sehome 76 LAKE 53 Mt. Vernon 71 LAKE 53 Anacortes 59 LAKE 47 Burlington 73 LAKE 49 Arlington 63 LAKE 42 Bellingham 46 LAKE 38 Sedro Woolley 53 LAKE 60 Anacortes 94 LAKE 57 Sehome 66 LAKE 51 Ferndale 47 LAKE 53 Mt. Vernon 71 LAKE 35 Arlington 57 BASKETBALL 123 Junior Varsity team; Daryl Duwe, Darrel Hayes, Craig McKinnie. LAKE 38 Enumclaw LAKE 34 Redmond LAKE 36 Lake Washington LAKE 54 Stanwood LAKE 44 Sedro Woolley LAKE 29 Sedro Woolley LAKE 63 Sehome LAKE 58 Mount Vernon LAKE 42 Anacortes LAKE 42 Burlington LAKE 74 Arlington LAKE 34 Bellingham LAKE 54 Sedro Woolley Handran, Chip Kessler, Ken Lorentzen, Jeff Loth, Andy Marks, Coach Mr. Freshman team; Pete Bargreen, Brett Barkdyll, Scott Campbell, Bryan Dettenber, Blake Gray, Ron Hayes, Mike Hobday, Mike Holguin, Tim Marks, Dan Meyer, Dwayne Nelson, Tim Posey, Doug Petrich, Don Reddeman, Gary Schellenberger, Eric Schuler, Kevin Womak. Coach Mr. Redal LAKE 30 Monroe 43 LAKE 44 Lakewood 45 LAKE 54 Arlington 55 LAKE 57 Sehome 42 LAKE 47 Bellingham 55 LAKE 63 Stanwood 66 LAKE 26 Monroe 60 LAKE 33 Lakewood 49 LAKE 49 Arlington 63 LAKE 52 Sehome 75 BASKETBALL 125 Being the youngest team in the league, the Girls Basketball team shows great promise for the future. The team developed rapidly during the year and included in its victories a win over a division leader. The players learned of the dedication and hard work needed to be successful in such a demanding sport. 126 BASKETBALL VARSITY: C. Bonamy, J. Estes, R. Hopkins, L. Johnson, K. Jones, K. Keltner, C. Klasse, J. Lewis, T. Main, M. Peterson, L. Sebring. J.V.: D. Davis, D. Gort, R. Harrison, C. Malgesini, D. Marsden, K. Mauer, B McMahan, A. Nelson, B. Nelson, C. Nelson, T. Orr, A. Sell, L. Withrow. Varsity Coach: Mr. Berg; J.V. Coach: Ms. Morse LAKE vs Granite Falls 11 30 79 LAKE vs Stanwood 12 3 79 LAKE vs Sedro Woolley 12 5 79 LAKE vs Monroe 12 10 79 LAKE vs Anacortes 12 12 79 LAKE vs Redmond 12 19 79 LAKE vs Sehome 12 27 79 LAKE vs Granite Falls 12 29 79 LAKE vs Mt. Vernon 1 7 80 LAKE vs Burlington 1 9 80 LAKE vs Arlington 1 14 80 LAKE vs Bellingham 1 16 80 LAKE vs Sedro Woolley 1 21 80 LAKE vs Anacortes 1 23 80 LAKE vs Sehome 1 28 80 LAKE vs Ferndale 1 30 80 LAKE vs Mt. Vernon 2 4 80 LAKE vs Arlington 2 7 80 -- home games BASKETBALL 127 VARSITY 33 LAKE SULTAN 26 39 LAKE BELLINGHAM 23 19 LAKE MT. SI 40 22 LAKE ANACORTES 28 32 LAKE MT. VERNON 25 20 LAKE STANWOOD 32 35 LAKE SEHOME 26 42 LAKE MONROE 23 22 LAKE BURLINGTON 30 18 LAKE SEDRO WOOLLEY 42 33 LAKE ARLINGTON 34 29 LAKE BOTHELL 35 27 LAKE FERNDALE 37 128 WRESTLING Viking Regional Team: Row 1 - Scott Bogart (Manager), Chuck Lindgren, Karl Sloan, Matt Butler, Dean Iverson, Terry Shrout. Row 2: Mr. Anderson (Head Coach), John Scofield, Lyn Austin, Lon Austin, Kreg Sloan, Vic Johnston, Mr. Shepard (Asst. Coach), Mr. Spurgeon (Asst. Coach). 130 WRESTLING Involvement and participation were two bywords of the Wrestling team. The Wrestlers hosted the very first Viking Invitational Tournament. Eight schools attended this new event and Lake took fourth. The wrestlers also hosted the Japanese when they came to participate in the Northwest Allstars vs. Japanese Exchange Tournament. The Allstars from the league wrestled against the Japanese; Matt Butler and John Scofield wrestled for Lake. This was an excellent learning experience for the wrestlers from both countries. The wrestlers continued in exchange when they attended the Blues Invitational at Port Moody, where they placed fifth out of sixteen. The wrestlers also attended the Foster takedown tournament and the Mt. Vernon Holiday Tournament where we placed fifth. Recordwise this was the best year for the Viking Wrestlers. They placed sixth in Regionals, sending four to state - Terry Shrout, Matt Butler, Lyn Austin, and John Scofield. WRESTLING 131 RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1508 HEWITT 252-8224 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 TRY OUR DELICIOUS BURGER BASKET 1 J r-tnA HIUOKST 1 ' drive inn ] CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 PAINTS UNLIMITED DECORATING CENTER 2501 BROADWAY EVERETT 252-8007 BEST WISHES TO SENIORS OF 80 BILL'S PHARMACY DOWNTOWN LAKE STEVENS 334-2777 H + L SPORTING GOODS 2802 HOVT AVENUE EVERETT, WN. 98201 259-5515 THE SHOP WHERE THE TEAMS BUY THE COOKBOOK RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE EVERYTHING IS A SPECIALTY AT THE COOKBOOK OPEN BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER SPECIALS ALL DAY BEST OF LUCK SENIORS OF 80 For eveiy beginning there must be an end. From teddy bears to bunnies, commercial breaks added to the humor of both the Talent Trek and the Dating Game. Winners of the Talent Trek were Dan Duwe, first place; Marty Hughley, second place; and Paul Mantikoski, third place. Four bachelor and bachelorette couples were treated to pizza with limosine service provided by the sponsors of the Dating Game. 146 TALENT TREK DATING GAME 147 Varsity: Jerry Diehl, Dave Duell, Matt Hall, Craig Handran, John Harris, Roger Holguin, Chip Kessler, Chuck Newman, Tom Orr, Jon Saylor, Jeff Schroedl, Dave Wallin. Coach: Ed Browitt. The baseball team was optimistic from the start of the season. This year they had the most players ever to turn out on the teams. This year's outfield is very commendable, I think the finest in the league ' quoted Coach Ed Browitt. Even though there was a low victory record, a good effort was put forth by the team. One of the problems this year was the lack of experience shown by the larger number of lower classmen. We should look forward to a stronger team next year. Junior Varsity: Brett Barkdull. Rich Dodge, Tracy Forsberg, Ty Forsberg, Rick Gasca, Ed Heise, Mike Hobday, Kevin Lane, Jerry Loft, Mike Newman, Tim Posey, Mike Reddeman, Jon Schroedl, Jerry Shrout, Brian Spears, Greg St. John, Ted Thompson, Dave Three Stars. Coach: Bob Bear. BASEBALL 149 GIRLS’ Assistant Coach - Anne Waite, Head Coach - Sherrie McKinnie. 150 GIRLS SOFTBALL Left to right - Back Row: Lana Denny, Colleen Gee, Bobbie Jo Canell, Doris Mueller, Shelly Davis, Toni Taft. Middle Row: Carolyn Klasse, Mary Stringer, Lisa Pyper, Shelly Leiden, Tami Taft, Kandis Hansen. Front Row: Karen Mauer, Dana Marsden Judy Estes. SOFTBALL Excitement ran high among the girls when it was announced that Lake Stevens would have their first girls' softball team. Softball fever broke out early in the spring and infected the girls as they looked forward to spring practice. New equipment and uniforms were waiting. Practice and games were held at the old high school as the new field at the new school was not ready. Mid-season brought dreams of district play-offs to the girls and coaches, Mrs. McKinnie and Mrs. Waite. Their win-loss record at that point indicated that girls' softball at Lake Stevens was definitely here to stay. GIRLS SOFTBALL 151 .i— In reviewing the 1980 Viking track season, one has to look at it in a positive way. Under the technically sound coaching of Dan Dittmer the team proved highly competitive in NWAA and state meets. Both boys and girls from Freshmen to Seniors represented LSHS in all aspects of Track Field competition. Every athlete set goals and strived to achieve their goals in a dedicated effort. A year for breaking old records and setting new standards for the future, the 1980 season was a sure winner at Lake. BOYS’ TRACK ROSTER Steve Adell Kurt Helling Tim Morrison Tom Ahl Mike Holquin Derek Mose Greg Anderson Tod Howard Troy Navarro Pete Andrus Carey Johnson Todd Posey Joel Arnold Mark Johnson Don Reddeman Pete Arnold Mark Johnson Eric Schueler Brent Barber Todd LeCours John Scofield Paul Bargreen Pete Lindquist Greg Silcox Pete Bargreen Todd Lindell Earl Stephens Laith Barnhill Tim Marks Mark Strecker John Begg Paul Mantikoski Kevin Thomas Scott Buckner Rodger Masterton Bob Wade Bill Coty Kerry Mauer Mike Warner Bill Gassaway Dean McCoy Shawn Wolfe Blake Gray Ed Moore Kevin Womack John Hein Dan Morris TRACK 153 Girls’ Track Roster Jenifer Ames Donna Anderson Sherry Bowen Lorraine Brown Deb Davis Karen Davis Pam Dettrick Nan Fifield Tammy Ford Charlene Fosse Chris Girdler Diane Gort Carrie Gray Marci Grow Anna Hoffman Karen James Leslie Johnson Mary Johnson Lola Johnson Kelly Jones Cheryl Kessler Tracy Lane Melody Low Tari Martin Kim Miller Tari Mollgaard Merrilee Moore Erin Parks Lori Parsons Lisa Pederson Susan Phillips April Sell Sandi Shabnow Jeanne Starks Jennifer Stephens Kim Trip Lori Withrow GIRLS TRACK 155 COACH RAND PIGOTT, TYLER MILES, MIKE WAGAR, PETE NELSON, BRIAN STENSRUDE, JEFF LOTH, STEVE KOURI, DON CAFFEE, SHANE DROLLINGER, ROD NUBGAARD, DOUG PETRICH, ROGER DYE, ED SCOTT. A fuzzy face was added to the tennis team this year. He is the new tennis coach and his name is Mr. Rand Pigott. He had several goals for the team. Number one was to build the team for the future, while making this year's team a much better one than last year. He was a success. Mr. Pigott took a team that couldn't win a match against J.V. players last year, to a team that now takes on varsity players and competes. Already, several players have won matches, but the team has yet to win a match. With Mr. Pigott as tennis coach, you can look toward the boys' tennis team in a few years and know that they'll be a winner. 156 TENNIS TENNIS 157 SOCCER TEAM: Back Row - Brent Paylor, Andy Marks, Brian McGee, Rod Torkkola, Tim Schmidt, Jeff Henderson, Gary Klett, Brian Thornes, Jack Kammer, Coach Evans. Front Row - Tim Bjornstad, Darrell Hayes, Bob Halstead, Bill Arquette, Carl Stevens, Bryan Dittenber, Steve Prussel. We got off to a bad start and are hoping to finish a lot stronger. I have a good group of kids and we are both learning together, because this is my first year of coaching. Everything should be getting together by the middle of the season ' said Mr. Evans. 158 SOCCER SOCCER 159 FANTASTIKS It was a parable about love, and described in one word—success. The Fantastiks was a combined effort between the Drama and Music Departments at Lake-the first musical production at the new high school. The two fathers (Jeff Miles and Dan Duwe) purposely tried to keep the girl (Danette Adams) and the boy (Bob Wade) apart, thereby forcing them together. Other characters involved were the actor (Paul Mantikoski), the man who dies (Gregg Anderson), the mute (Martha Mantikoski), and the narrator (Brett Bolton). The staff included John Unckles, Len Denham, and Paul Harvey. Orchestra included Zela and Jana Knaub, Kathy Parks, Dan VerHeuI, and Pete Hougardy. It was truly a delightful performance. The Gallery Michael LaMarche, D.D.S. 334-4257 Robert Alexander, Attny. at Law Lester's Roofing 334-6188 Snohomish Escrow 334-5081 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM YOUR PARENTS Mr. Mrs. Donald Anderson Mr. Mrs. Lyle Morris Mr. Mrs. Loral Anderson Mr. Mrs. Clarence Morris Mr. Mrs. Lee Austin Mr. Mrs. Loven Negaard Mr. Mrs. Allan Bayha Mr. Mrs. Alex Neighbors Mr. Mrs. Richard Benjamin Dr. Mrs. Leslie Nelson Mr. Mrs. John Best Mr. Mrs. Charles Newman Mrs. Phyllis Bogart Mrs. Juanita Nunley Mr. Mrs. George Bogart Mr. Mrs. Jack Paylor Mrs. Joleen Bolton Mr. Mrs. Charles Peterson Mr. Mrs. Darrel Larson Mr. Mrs. Wendell Posey Mr. Mrs. Tom Andros Mr. Mrs. Ronald Rhodes Mr. Mrs. Hursle Bratcher Mrs. Darlene Lindvig Mr. Mrs. Gary Brennick Mr. Mrs. Francis Rubatino Mr. Mrs. Robert Brown Mr. Mrs. Dave Sather Mr. Mrs. Dick Broyles Mr. Mrs. Mel Sayler Mr. Mrs. Ronald Bruenn Mr. Mrs. Harry Scharnikow Mr. Mrs. John Scofield Mr. Mrs. Ken Nickell Mr. Mrs. Neal Cooper Mr. Mrs. Loren Sebring Mr. Mrs. Jim Crim Mr. Mrs. Robert Selby Mr. Mrs. Julius Dettrich Mr. Mrs. Seymour Mr. Mrs. Dean Drake Mr. Mrs. Gene Shabnow Dr. Mrs. G. Duskin Mr. Mrs. Irvin Gottschall Mr. Mrs. Gaymond Eherenfieldt Mr. Mrs. Marvin Smiley Mr. Mrs. Ferdinand Hall Mr. Mrs. Ralph Sparman Mr. Mrs. Donald Hamilton Mr. Mrs. Speltz Mr. Mrs. Dave Heise Mr. Mrs. Peter Steckler Mr. Mrs. Peter Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Anton Stensrude Mr. Mrs. Eugene Houk Sr. Mr. Mrs. Walter Stringer Mr. Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. Mrs. Donald Swan Mr. Mrs. Donald Hughley Mr. Mrs. S. Swint Mr. Mrs. Bud Kammer Mr. Mrs. Sparky Taft Mr. Mrs. Bobby Kirby Mr. Mrs. Henry Templeman Mr. Mrs. Fotis Koutlas Mr. Mrs. Robert Thomas Mr. Mrs. Larry Loth Mr. Mrs. Douglas Thompson Mr. Mrs. David MacKenzie Mr. Mrs. Robert Thornes Mr. Mrs. Main Mrs. Sandra Thorpe Mr. Mrs. Lynn Mantikoski Mrs. Glory Perry Mrs. Carolyn Murphy Mr. Mrs. Richard Wade Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mauer Mr. Mrs. Lynn Walty Mr. Mrs. Jerry Freerks Mr. Mrs. Keith Warrick Mr. Mrs. Lance Mills Mr. Mrs. John Weewie Mrs. Linda Mollgaard Mr. Mrs. Durwin Moore Mr. Mrs. Wes Wilson ... a new creation