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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1986 volume:

1986 CONTENTS Dedication 2 Fall Activities 4 Winter Activities 26 1986 s Organizations 40 Freshmen 59 Freshmen 59 Sophomores 73 Juniors 85- Seniors 97 Faculty Staff 133 Spring Activities 145 . 1986 1986 1986 1986 1986 Lake Stevens High School |y 2908 I13th Ave. f E. LakeStevens, WA 982 58f This year, for the first time, the annual is proudly dedicated to two individuals who have made positive differences in our lives. With their exam- ple, their intelligence, and their compassion, MR. THOMAS and MR. SIGLER represent all that we hope for in teachers, directors, coaches, advisors and friends. For their outstanding ef- forts on our behalf and for their tireless devotion to our school and our community, we thank them. This one's for you. In his classroom, MR. SIGLER teaches effectively, innovates constantly, and cares about students. Mr. Sigler was our chief senior class advisor, and his production of THE WIZARD OF OZ was visually exciting, full of fun, and highly successful. LEFT: Speaking to the student body at a pep assembly. RIGHT: With his daughter at homecoming coronation. Close to his assistants and players, coach Thomas devotes most of his energy to students' well being. At press time, the football team was 9 and 1 and on its way to Camas. Still, his emphasis was on kids, not wins. Viking football: Row 1: Nate Arnold, Shawn Steadman, Bob Kruse, Marc Pruet, Mike Smith, Bill Richardson, Mike O'Connel Jim Bell Jeff Wolfe PatMiller.Joson Tastad Bob Spinelli, Row 2: Greg Erickson, Brian Newell, Kevin Carmichael, Chris Bariel, Wayde Marks, Greg Johnson Ryan Phelps, Mike Ferrucci, Devon Angela, O'Shay Barner, Shane Volkmann, Dave Rosman, Jeff Pegrum, Lindsey Dunn, Tad Minniken, Don Papasedero Row 3: Mark Spurgeon, Kevin Thomas, DeWayne Garner, Jon Knaub, Ron Morgan, Otie Dunn, Scott Rauhala, Tom Osborne Scott Hagerman, Dave Sexton, Tim Henderson, Row 4: Brent Massingale, Monte Crowley, Doug Russell, Rick Cluphf, Jim Girard Rick Hill Shane Moinette, Donnie Baker, Erik Humble, Larry Dressel, Duane Bernethy, Jim Daniel, Steve Berg, Gil McKinnie Mt Lk Terrace 6 Lake 14 Meadowdale 7 Lake 27 Monroe 0 Lake 20 Shorecrest 0 Lake 21 THE VIKING RECORD Lynnwood 6 Lake 43 Edmonds 14 Lake 22 Shoreline 9 Lake 5 Woodway 0 Lake 21 Shorewood 6 Lake 26 Burlington Edison 12 Lake 14 Prairie 8 Lake 26 Capitol 7 Lake 10 Shelton 21 Lake 12 Record: 1 1 Wins 2 Losses The 1985 football season was one of the best that Lake Stevens has ever seen. With a record of 11-2, Lake be- came the undisputed Wesco AA Champs. The big story on the Vikings this year has not been a few individ- uals but a combined team effort. Al- together Lake Stevens is not a very big team, but just a bunch of tough boys not being intimidated by any- one. -Dan Dolphin 5 Row 1: Pat Hagen, David Reale, Jon Revord, Paul Baker, Dean Taylor, Greg Puailihau, Andy Knutson, Mark Hopkins, Steve Hansen, Carson Stout, Row 2: Richard Wilson, Vic McKinney, Jay Lewis, Tim Zanas, Travis Henson, Aaron Zachry, Mike Powroznik, Jason Daniels, Barry Carlson, Doug Stalter, Darren Rarden, Tony Stull, Row 3; Steve Berg, Mert Noble, Jeff Steiner, Greg Phillips, Marc Walkden, John Wood, Jason Hoobler Shawn Osborne, Tom Wolfe, Craig Lopes, Rob Duffy, Gil McKinnie THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD Mt. Lk. Terrace 0 Lake 22 Meadowdale 0 Lake 17 Monroe 0 Lake 12 Shorecrest 3 Lake 34 Lynnwood 0 Lake 8 Edmonds 0 Lake 7 Shoreline 0 Lake 3 ’ 'BA CK IN And our 1985 Homecoming Queen is . . . KIM ROWLAND! Kim reigned over what was thought of by many as the best Homecoming Week ever at Lake Stevens High School. Holly Richardson chaired the Coronation Committee our appreciation. Sean Rogge and Deia Graham, the Queen's attendants, almost stole the show. Senior Princess Kellie Thomas and her Escort Senior Princess Jill Robbins and her Escort Steve Chris Monson Warbis Junior Princess The Robert Grgich TIME She and Ms. Mary Jane Fraser earned Last year's Queen Vicki Miller, passed on the crown and robe to the new Queen. As this took place, pride and excitement spread through the student body. Jubilation sang ''I'll Be Seeing You while the three Senior Princesses anxiously waited. resa Otter and her Escort Sophomore Princess Kerri Ormiston and her Es- cort Shane Volkmann Freshman Princess Marci Stevens and her Escort Andy Knutson Tourist Day: Annie Wager, Tami Wolff, and Allison Alessi. Nerd Day: Jeff Byrum and Stacy Barclay studied hard— Mr. Unckles assisted them. Punk Day: Visitors from another planet. Class T-shirt and Purple Gold Day: Jerri Orr and Jennifer Greene practiced for graduation. Johnny Hobson performed his lyp sine with some of the Junior cheerleaders. Teresa Katrina The Andrew Sisters boogie-woogied to a Jones rocked with her victory first lunch. Waves . Connie White wore her spiffy new band uni- form . . . wow! Not shown but not forgot- ten: Senior hall props in boys' bathroom; the in- comprehensible Freshmen skit and the totally off-the- wall Senior skit; the Senior whistle-pop cheer; and how the beautiful decorat- ed halls trashed so fast, which the Class of 1986 won for the 4th year in a row. Second lunch showed their enthusiasm during the Van Helen performance. Jon Knaub said, Wow . . . this is the best kiss I've ever had! Jim Bruce led his Van Halen group to a lyp sine victory 2nd lunch. Way to go guys! Jeff Rock portrayed a native in the Senior skit at the Homecom- ing pep assembly. 13 STEPHAINE EIDSON KIM VOLKMANN PAIGE HANSEN with ball, KRISTY ALEX- ANDER behind. , m fife Sf dcv ' Slater, Kelli Kroezf Wfcy Smiley,'COA tSheHeyTrsther. MID- DLE, ROW: Collette Garrett, Jennifer Bercot, Paige Harden, Stephanie Eidson, Kim Hilmer, Jem Orr. BOTTOM ROW: $hefri Ankiel, Kim Volkmann, Kristy Alexander, Teresa Otter, Pam Alger and Jennifer Bernethy. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Kris Gorvie, Shelly Wegman, Kari Pearson, Brook Costa 2ND ROW: Angela Hagerman, Lori Spencer, Kim Fias, Jamie Malm- stead, Leona Bussing 3RD ROW: Anne Peterson, Jennifer St. Peter, Megan Sweeney BACK ROW: Jill Greene, Tisha Leese, Debbie Lyon, Sasha Howlette, Angie Liard -NOT PICTURED- Lora Pintar, Kristin Johnson. Even though they lost all their meets, the girls' swim team did very well considering this was their first year. The girls were strong and very competitive, for as small as they were they had quite a bit of team spirit. The team was made up mostly of sophomores and freshmen. Next year they hope for a better turnout. So girls, go out for swimming next year! The coach was Mr. Buttery, and the manager was Shawn Nelson. There to motivate the girls was their team captain Lori Spencer. The most improved person on the team was said to be Megan Sweeney. VARSITY (Standing): Jordy Roses, Danelle Lmdb- loom, Julie Little, Jackie Bercot, Dawn Hansen. (Kneeling): Kim Rhoads, Christina Holguin, Trisha Egan, Tanna Jackson (not pictured: Coach Denise Sontra). J.V. (Standing): Manager Holly Bodeen, Marci Ste- vens, Tanya Pinion, Emily Thompson, Reshelle Sal- vos, Debbie Moody, Angee Reed, Coach Kathy Sackmann. (Kneeling): Stephanie Garrison, Lisa McCubbin, Kari Krag, Dawn Bloomberg, Kieren Pearson, Adriana Lopez (not pictured: Brenda Munn). IN ACTION Surprising their fans, their coaches, and perhaps even themselves, the volleyball team posted the best record in Lake's history Their 8-2 league record earned them their WESCO co-championship, they placed fourth in the region, and after beating Deer Park, the eventual runner-up in the state playoffs, they placed in the top ten in the state. Danell Lmdbloom was voted Most Improved Player, Jackie Bercot Most Inspirational Player, and Tanna Jackson was hon- ored as the team captain for next year. BOY'S TENNIS top row. WILL HARPER, ARI-PEKKA PEKARI, SHANE STEADMAN, JOHN GILROY, SCOTT PADUANO, ERIC THOMASON, ERIC LIDDIAT, JEFF LANDRE, NELS LIDDIATT. middle row: BRIAN OSTERHOLT, DARREN NICHOLSON, JEFF MARTELL, CHRIS ST ABACK. JOE MARTIN, BRETT HOTTENDORF. RICKY KERZIC, TODD LALONE, JUSTIN BOID. bottom row: KYLE MOSE, CHAD LEESE, JEFF ADELL, BRENT MADEX, TOBIAS GUEMMER, MIKE HARBAUGH, DAVID MCFARLAND. TOBIAS GUEMMER KYLE MOSE JEFF ADELL 20 'RACKET POWER RICKY KERZIC THE TENNIS TEAM OPENED UP THE SEASON WITH THREE STRAIGHT WINS AND ENDED WITH SIX STRAIGHT LOSSES. TOBIAS GUEM- MER, CHAD LEESE, AND MIKE HARBAUGH QUALIFIED FOR DISTRICTS WITH THE HELP OF HEAD COACH, MIKE SHEPHARD, AND ASSISTANT COACH, SCOT WOOLWORTH. KYLE MOSE WAS GIVEN THE HACKER AWARD, TOBY GUEMMER WAS VOTED MOST INSPIRATIONAL, JEFF MARTELL WAS VOTED MOST IMPROVED, VARSITY, JEFF LANDRE WAS VOTED MOST IMPRO- VED,JV, AND ARI PEKKA-PEKARI WAS GIV- EN AN AWARD FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TEAM. RICKY KERZIC c R O S S C O U N T R Y TOP- Mr. Harvey, Mr Page, Lynette Petro, Wendy Estes, Kathy Thompson, Steve Bowen, Lora Pintar, Brian Estes, Steve Grgich, Ric Adkins, John Hunter, Eric Elsemore, Bill Toylor, Mr. Chaffee MIDDLE- Heather Chriscaden, Carl Gort, Becky Lewis, Kellie Thom- as, Gina Olson, Jody Hovde, John Snyder, Greg Duce, Steve Morin, Jeff Byrum, Tom Elsemore BOTTOM- Sean Jameson, David Byrum, Chris Steckler, Bill Ander- son, Darren Carleton, Karl Pihl, Ander Lazpita, Jeff Koehler, Cla- rence Ivester, Quin Irving, Lying down IN FRONT- Angie Adkins NOT PICTURED- Sandra Trotter, Lydia Hansen, Marci Pickett, Ke- vin Ellis, Kevin Moss, Marc Adkins Training for cross country ran from late August through November. During the early part of the season the cross country team ran 20 to 25 miles a week. By mid-season they were running 40 to 45 miles a week with a mixture of distances and interval work. This was their peak for the season. The girls' team, 9th in the Lakewood Invitational, placed 7th in the league and was 14th in the district. The boys ran 6th in the Lakewood Invitational with nine other teams, placed 6th in the league, and was 7th in the district. The top runners for the year were Bill Anderson, Carl Gort, and Angie Adkins. 23 W0Z7AMDof 02 The Droma Department presented L. Frank Bourn's WIZARD OF OZ, which was dramatized by Elizabeth Goodspeed and directed by Mr. Harold Sigler. Heavy snow and the football playoffs chonged performance dates to November 14, 15 and 16 and December 5 and 6 Dorothy Gale's Kansas home, the yellow brick road, the deep and dark forest, the wicked witch's castle, and Oz itself were all on the stage at once 'y Good Witch of the Nortn . . . Lisa Goshorn. Munchkms from the left to right. Kristy Alexander, Molly Kane, Melanie Lane, Julie Philpott, and Deana Rasberry. Dorothy Aimee Duce, Toto — Michael Scorecrow . Nathan Mantikoski, Tin Duce (grade 2). Woodman . . . Paul Anderson, Cowardly Lion . . Larry Arndt. Top row from left: Tina W.eckhorst, Lora P.ntar, Chuck Dawson. Lisa Goshorn. Andy Urban. Rick Adk.ns, Nathan Mant.koski. Chris Raymond. Paul Anderson. Larry Arndt, Tami Wolff, and Glenn Wisbey. Bottom row from left: Julie Philpott, Kristy Alexander, Deana Rasberry, Michael Duce, Aimee Duce, Melanie Lane, Molly Kane, and David Harbaugh. OVD 1 IOU N t n i •« VIKING B-BALL VARSITY Mr Berg Kim Volkmonn, Linda Lorentzen, Rabbin Mulligan. Kellie Thomas, Teresa Otter. Jordy Roses. Kara Kruse, Tanna Jackson, Jackie Bercot, Kristy Alexander, and Tomi Wolff (Manager). GIRLS WIN Lake girls swept through the league with many great victories. Coach Berg feels very highly about the girls. He commented, We play in a very tough league. With the compe- tition, the girls played tough and had great success and accomplishments. Having very experienced and talented players; we played very well and stayed tough throughout the entire season. The girls dominated with their surprising of- fense and their tough defense. Winning the league, Lake outscored their opponents 44.9 to 57.6. With the season coming to a close, the girls went on to districts with a great chance of placing high in the State Playoffs! 14 27 GIRLS BASKETBALL 1985-1986 Lake 4] Marysville 43 Lake 52 Everett 42 Lake 67 Meadowdale 43 Lake 59 Shoreline 32 Lake 65 Shorewood 34 Lake 54 Shorecrest 48 Lake 56 Cascade 44 Lake 64 Edmonds 44 Lake 72 Arlington 68 Lake 52 Woodway 60 Lake 60 Monroe 45 Lake 56 Lynnwood 51 Lake 65 Mt. Terrace 49 Lake 48 Meadowdale 38 Lake 53 Shoreline 32 Lake 55 Shorewood 61 Lake 61 Shorecrest 53 Lake 72 Edmonds 62 Lake 57 Woodway 34 Lake 63 Monroe 33 League Playoff Lake 51 Woodway 25 JUNIOR VARSITY L to R: Tomi Smith, Sherry Ankiel, Kathi Thompson, Colleen Anderson, Diana Pennock, Jenifer Bercott, Tammy Munn, Gina Olson, Mari Stevens, Tammy Milton, Tina Dutcher, and Coach Emil Whitman, C-TEAM L to R: Mellisa Curruthers, Kathy Smiley, Stephanie Taylor, Linda Hansen, Paula Johnson, Amy Peterson, Wendy Estess, Michelle Neff, Colleen Gee, Ms. Fischer. 29 For the Boys Basketball team this was a year for hope. They were determinated to work together, but according to Larry Dressel they needed to work on some skills, outside shooting, as well as team play ' By the end of the season the team had shown great improvement and was known throughout the league for their flexed of- fense and their tenacious defense. VARSITY BASKETBALL: (L to R), Brian Jack, Kevin Kosche, Jeff Wolfe, Pat Miller, Larry Dressel, Duane Paulson, Ron Belcher, Jeff Martell, Johnny Hobson, Kevin Carmichael, Kris Girard, Coach: Gil McKinme BOYS BASKETBALL 30 SENIORS (L to R), Jett Wolfe, Pot Miller, Duane Paulson, Ron Belcher, Jeff Mortell, Kevin Carmichael. The Seniors provided the team with enthusiasm and great leadership. Mr. McKinnie thought that the long football season strengthened the senior leadership and said, Although we didn't have much time to practice, it helped, us in other ways: enthusiasm, leadership, and most important, the thought of winning. J.V. (L to R): Coach, Rodger Anderson, John Revord, Jason Templeman, Brian Jack, Mike Smith, Tom Osborne, Travis Welch, Tony Guitierrez, Jim Olson, Shane Volkmann, Tim Zanas, Dan Templeman. C-TEAM (L TO R): 1: Mark Hopkins, Marc Walkden, Jim Helmick, Chris Duskin, Gerry Moyer, Jon Revord, Rodney Maupin, Coach: Kevin Thom- as. 2: Erik Liddiatt, Tim Zanas, Ed Phelps, Tracey Shabnow, Robbie Knowles, Jeff Steiner. The Viking wrestlers proved how outstanding they were with a perfect season record of 10 wins and 0 losses. Not only was the team outstand- ing, but individuals also stood out. For example, near the beginning of the season, Scott Rauhala broke the school record with an eleven second pin. Then, mid-way through the season, Dave Sexton again broke the record, pinning his opponent from Monroe in nine seconds. During the season, the team participated in four tournaments. They exhibited excellence by placing third in the Cardinal Christmas Classic, third in the Viking Invita- tional, first in the WSWCA Hall of Fame Tournament, and first in the Ed Stevens Classic. From the beginning to the end of the season, improve- ment was seen in every match by every wrestler Dedication and devotion are traits that helped the team earn the respect of many other wrestlers, along with the title of WESCO AA CHAMPIONS. Front Row: Todd Smith, Tim Lloyd, Mr. Mike Shephard, Scott Rock, Mr. Steve Anderson, Mike Saunders, Raymond Davis Back Row: Marc Adkins, Scott Marshall, Tony Carleton, Carey Tingley, Donnie Baker, Chris Monson, Scott Rahaula, David Sexton, Otie Dunn. Front Row: Robert Duffy, Ryan Keeler, Jim Roses, Greg Duce, Paul Baker, Eric Thomoson, Tim Heiserman, Alan Lee Back Row: Corey Ellis, Tim Begley, Karl Jensen, Curt Wilson, Mr. Steve Anderson, Ron Alexander, Rick Hill, Tobias Guemmer, John Wood, Shawn Osborne, Dean Taylor, Greg Puailihau, John Novey, Mike O'Connel. Andy Knutson, Greg Phillips, Mike Liberato, Brian Barsons, Mr. Mike Shephard. ► w SIMPSON fw M Fame � s o vapor, who cheer you today, endufis is character 35 This year Lake sent ten swimmers to district: two relay teams, the medley and the 400 free, and two who swam in the individual competition. Eric Dozier, Bob Kruse, Jason Lewis, Brian Estes made up the medley and Ray Carson, Ari Pekari, Tom Elsmore and Mark Ely made up the 400 free. In the individual competition, Ignacio Lopez set a school record for the 500 free, and Mark Eldred placed sixth in the 50 free and the 100 Breast. Lake placed 12th over all, which is excellent for a first year team. S wimming Back row Ah Pekkari, Tom Elsmore, Mark Eldred, Rick Gluff, Eric Dozier, Brian Estes, Mr Buttery Middle row: Ray Carson, Barry Carlson, Bob Kruse, Mike Sawyer, Ron Morgan, Eric Elsmore, Mark Ely Front row: Ignacio Lopez, Don Eggebraten, Yoji Moriizumi, Jason Lew.s, Jay Jewell, Mert Noble OLD KING MONTE CROWLEY AND ESCORT AIMEE DUCE SENIOR PRINCES SENIOR PRINCE DARREN CARELTON SENIOR PRINCE DANNY DOLPHIN AND ESCORT HOLLY RICHARDSON AND ESCORT TONYA CAMERON 38 TIME SOPHOMORE PRINCE VIC FORD AND ESCORT KERRI ORMISTON JUNIOR PRINCE RYAN ANDERSON AND ESCORT MARCI PICKETT FRESHMAN PRINCE CHRIS DUSKIN AND ESCORT JILL GREENE MIKE EYMAN, the ice cream jerk, emceed the LS Winter Spirit Week Coronation. Mr. Tremaine, Ignacio Lopez, Yoji Morizumi, Ari-Pekka Pekari, Tobias Geummer, Miss Eggert, Adriana Lopez. EXCHANGE CLUB Front Row: Lora Pintar, Tobias Geummer, Ignacio Lopez, Yoji Morizumi, Ari- Pekka Pekari, Adriana Lopez, Callie Walling, Jill Renshaw, Rhonda Davis, Nikki Hughes, Lucinda Somerville. Second Row: Robin Canell, Deanna Rasberry, Barb Brown, Marci Pickett, Candi Ermels, Lori Spencer, Allison Allessi, Cecile Wilhelm, Melissa Carruthers, Danica Martell, Judi Adell. Third Row: Larry Arndt, Steve Holves, Jamie Malstead, Kathy Lerch, Jill Brenmck, Shelly Koty, Angie Adkins, Phil McMullen, Brooke Wilbanks, Danelle Lindbloom, Renee Nubgaard, Paula Johnson. Back Row: Mr. Tremaine, Scott Pinion, David Rosman, Tom Lentz, Tim Melum, Devin Angela, Paul Anderson, Cathy Cook, Miss Eggert, Geneva Warnacutt, Chris Raymond. 40 Tobias Guemmer: Toby as his friends call him, is from Nedigan, Germany. Toby has been active in sports such as tennis, wrestling, and soccer. Toby's staying with the Kroezes. Adriana Lopez: Adriana is from Coatzacoal- cos, Mexico She is 17 years old and is staying with Sandy Page and Lea Zengage. She thinks America is Great ! Ari-Pekka Pekari: Ari-Pekka is from Helsinki, Finland. He is 17 years old and is staying with the Mills family. Ari describes Amer- ica as awesome ! EXCHANGE S TUDENTS Ignacio Lopez. Ignacio is 18 years old and is from the Northern part of Spain. He is staying with the Downey family. When asked what his favorite thing about America was, he replied, Bal- loons ! Not Pictured: Yoji Morizumi is from Saitama, Japan and is 18 years old. He is staying with Mr. and Mrs. How- lett.Yogi's favorite thing about Amer- ica is football ! Not Pictured: Ander Lazpita is from the Basque Country of Spain. He is 18 years old and is staying with the Bussings. Ander's favorite thing about America is all of the sports. 41 Bottom Row: Chris Raymond, Collie Walling, Mary Ely, Jill Renshaw, Kurt Benshoof, Shannon Melseth. Top Row: Nate Montikoski, Brandon Melseth, Bruce Becker, Robert Grgich, Carl Gort, Zach Turnbull. Bottom Row: Steve Hobbs, Chris Raymond, Ron Morgan, Bill Anderson, Jill Renshaw, Collie Walling, Shannon Melseth, Heather Haack. Top Row: Nate Montikoski, Barry Wilson, Mark Ely, Brandon Melseth, Kurt Benshoof, Carl Gort, Robert Grgich, Zack Turnbull, Bruce Becker. 42 cqO -i HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row: Mike Dawson, Steve Orr, Heather Powell, Lisa Hein, Julie Philpott, Allison Alessi, Kara Kruse, Norn Langlo, Stephanie Peterson, Jill Renshow, Jill Brennick, Brandon Melseth. Middle Row: Chris Raymond, Greg Johnson, Jeff Martell, Jon Knaub, Jeff Adell, Kristy Alexander, Jennifer Greene, Shelly Koty, Connie White, Heather Haack, Lance Olsen. Top Row: Mark Ely, Chris Herzog, Kurt Benshoof, Carl Gort, Brian Estes, Richard Det.el, Greg Lambert, Carolyn Johnson, Kim Rowland, Susan Reed. Holly Richardson, Jerri Orr, Tanna Jackson, Dawn Hansen, Jackie Bercot, Monte Crowley, Mike Eyman. Standing: Bruce Becker Do they breathe a rarified air? Do they posses intelli- gence potions kept secret from the rest of us? Are there more hours in their days than in ours? Probably not. They combine ability, creativity, and task commitment, and they represent the finest of our academic world HI Q, KNOWLEDGE BOWL, and HONOR SOCIETY members may shape our future Jennifer Greene President Jerri Orr Vice President Jill Renshaw Secretary Treasurer. CHESS CLUB Sitting: Andy Wall, Chris Dunlap, Chuck Daw- son, Nate Mantikoski, Robert Skews. Stand- ing: Shane Moinette, Mike Tomulty, Barry Wil- son, Chris Raymond, Fred Merit. Most of the players couldn't tell Ruy Lopez from Queen's Gambit Declined when they started, but they soon became accomplished chess players 43 FIRST ROW: Mike Tracy, Ms. Saulness. SECOND ROW: Tracy Stewart, Carolyn Johnson, Ceclia Wilhelm, Kathy Brubaker, Larry Dressel, Kim Sanders, Nicki Thibodeax, Susie Berg THIRD ROW: Coreen Simler, Kelly DeYoung, Karla Lauritson, Kim Rowland, Dana Morehouse, Tina Forsberg. Sue Thompson, Tami Paulson, Kelly Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Jhanna Stutzman, Aimee Duce, Tammy Baker, Jill Robbins, Tim Doyle, Doug Dallamn, Lisa Kosters, Annie Wagar, Sophie Fipps. FIFTH ROW: Micki Marmyer, Stephanie Starks, Jeff Byrum, Andy Zwoster, Tony Bassett, Keith Palmer, Ron Belcher, Duane Paulson, Rhonda Rhoades, Stephanie Pearson. OFFICERS: Front Row: Larry Dressel, Dana Morehouse, Susie Berg, Sue Thompson. BACK ROW: Jill Robbins, Carolyn Johnson, Aimee Duce, Tammy Baker, Nicki Thibodeax, Kim Sanders. DECA-Distributive Education Clubs of America are based upon four areas. Leadership Develop- ment, Social Intelligence, Vocational Understand- ing and Civic Construction which comes from the four sides of the DECA symbol a diamond. They have attended many conferences and have had many successful fund raisers. DECA is also in charge of the operating of the Viking Cove. TUTORS is a new group designed to help those who need extra help to improve their study skills and grades TUTORS ROW I: Heather Haack, Jerri Orr, Jennifer Bernathy, Heidi McBee, Darren Carleton, Pam Erickson, Colleen Halvorson. ROW 2: Tammy Wilson, Evelyn Tageant, Chris Enault, Eileen High, Coreen Simler, Jill Robbins, Alicia DeGroot, Kristy Alexander. ROW 3: Liesel Burkhardt, Becky Wolf, Sariah Birdsall, Leona Bussing, Kellie Thomas, Kelli Kroeze, Gretchen Baisinger. ROW 4: Rod Garka, Chris Thomas, Shari Gessell, Sandi Larson, Anthony Warhank, Mrs. Flotin. Not Pictured. Sherry Thompson. FIRST ROW: Susie Berg, Dana Morehouse, Nicole Wolfe, Tia Alberti, Kim Sanders, Kathy Brubaker, Jennifer Green, Jerri Orr, Lisa Meyer, Jill Robbins.BACK ROW: Mrs. Paradie, Mike Tracy, Billy Richardson, Bob Kruse, Mrs. Morgan, Sherry Thompson, Deanna Graves, Tammy Baker, Ronie Phelps, Doug Dallman, Judy Adell, Renea Nudgard, Kim Rowland, Denise Wolfe, Nicki Thibodeax. The Viking Service Club and Future Business Leaders of America were involved and have sponsored many and very successful activities this year. VSC: Tolo, Blood Drive, Food Drive, and will be going to EXPO 86. FBLA: Leadership Con- ference 10 85, 3 86, 4 86, and they have put on many fundraisers such as dances and bake sales. FBLA FRONT ROW: Tami Crawford, Deanna Graves, Barbie Brown, Vicki King, Shawna Duell, Renea Nubgard, Kristy Crawford, Stacey Foster, Susie Lakey, Tonya Cameron. BACK ROW: Mrs. Melum, Sherry Thompson, Kim Rowland, Quinn Nicholas, Kim West, Cheree Kroeze, Kelli Merwede, Deana Knight, Dawn Hansen, Teresa Otter. 45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Presi- dent Cliff Bresee, Vice-President Kellie Thomas, Secretary Trea- surer Kristy Alexander JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Secre- tary Treasurer Don Baker, Vice- President Teresa Otter, President Brian Estes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Treasurer Will Harper, Vice-President Shane Volkmann, President Dan Templeman FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President Wendy Estes, Vice- President Jeremy Taylor, Secre- tary Treasurer Stephanie Taylor c L A 5 S 0 F F 1 C E R 5 46 LSSA LSSA OFFICERS: Vice-President Paul Anderson, Secretary Treasurer Tami Wolff, President Mark Ely What style the LSSA officers had! They brought unique talents and perspectives to leadership posi- tions, and the student body re- sponded! Sometimes we laughed, but we always respond- ed. The trio's accomplishments included Homecoming planning, Winter Spirit Week, and pep as- semblies. Tami and Paul ran the wipe out board and Mark brought the electronic board to school. Overall, their leadership had positive effects throughout Lake Stevens. LSSA ROW ONE: Stephanie Taylor, Wendy Estes, Stacey Foster, Noni Langlo, Darren Carleton, Kristy Alexander, Donna Page, Cori Wetzel ROW TWO: Will Harper, Katie Wyeth, Sue Lakey, Sariah Birdsall, Denise Wolf, Holly Richardson, Kara Kruse, Connie White, Chris Raymond ROW THREE: John Hunter, Stacy Mitchell, Katy Lerch, Carolyn Johnson, Lora Pintar, Lisa Goshorn, Greg Puailihau, Mert Noble, Bryce O'Neall ROW FOUR: Johnny Hobson, Don Baker, Jeff Koehler, Shelley Koty, Brian Estes, Jennifer Greene, Paul Anderson, Mike Sweeney, Cliff Bresee, Ron Morgan, Jeff Aken 47 J 0 u R N A L 1 S M TOP ROW: Brian Jack, Jeff Martell, Jamie Turvill, Anthony Warhank, Jennifer Parks, Tony Giutierrez, Jason Jones, Mr. Bruce Becker, MIDDLE ROW. Jason Templeman, Jenifer Neighbors, Kathleen Muir, Kim West, Tia Alberti, Andy Wall, Jeff Bell, Marci Stevens, Darcie Cooper, Sariah Birdsall BOTTOM ROW: Angila Recker, Maureen Drollinger, Kerri Ormiston, Dan Templeman, Will Harper, Deane Polifroni, Jill greene, Serena Eiseman, Shelly Holdas. 48 rop row Nikki Patterson, joyno Bundy, Jodi Bohl, Coss.e Berry, Jeff Byrum, Non, Longlo, Kell, De Young, Sheuy wegmon, «r, res, ekari Youi, Moriizumi, Brook Costos, Mr. John Unckles Middle row: Ron,e Phelps, Sherry Thompson, Deanna Graves, Dan Jolphin, Tonya Cameron, Kara Kruse, Cori Wetzel, Adam Bolton. Bottom row: Trina Klokkevold Jeff Sterner, Stacey Barclay, Zheree Kroeze, Mary Kester, Nicole Sugar, Kim Sanders, Julie Anderson, Yevette Allen, James Dooley. The Photo Editor: Cori Wetzel, The Copy Editor: Kara Kruse, The Co-Editors: Kelli De Young Norn Langlo. 49 ANNUAL STAFF JUBILA TION Bottom Row: Jennifer St. Peter, Steve Orr, Holly Richardson, Steve Hobbs, Teresa Jones, Lance Olsen, Susan Reed. Middle Row: Alicia DeGroot, Phil McCullen, Tonya Cameron, Johnny Hobson, Marcy Pickett, Scott Smith, Gretchen Ba.singer, Adam Bolton] Connie White, Rick Adkins, Brenda Ruckdaschel. Andy Urban, Nate Mantikoski, Candy Ermels, Kelly Blomquist, Lorri Spencer] Bryce O'Neil, Stacey Morasci, Mike Ferucci, Monica Moriorty, Cliff Bresee, Richard Dietel, Paul Harvey. Jubliation gave us a hint of how good they were when they sang I'll Be Seeing You at Homecoming Coronation, then proved their excellence with a first place trophy from the Marysville Jazz Festival. This year they sang songs like How High the Moon, Here's that Rainy Day ' Basically Speaking, and Until I Met You from Soundsation Jazz Camp to Idaho, and from British Columbia to the Mt. Hood Jazz Festival. THANKS FOR THE MELODIES! 50 TOUCH OF CLASS Bottom Row: Bill Anderson, Deanna Raspberry, Tracy Richardson, Michelle Crawford, Colleen Halvorson, Rhonda Davis, Janea Puailihau, Stacey Morasci. Middle Row: Kelly Blomquist, Connie White, Dayna Taylor, Mellissa Barnet, Monica Moriarty, Brenda Ruckdaschel, Jennifer Fortner, Jerri Orr, Alicia DeBroot, Dave Hoover. Top Row: David Reale, Amy Breidenstein, Kim Fias, Tina Wieckhorst, Julie Jackson, Lisa Goshorn, Lora Pintar, Lorinda Sorensen, Dina Tribuzio, Paul Harvey. CONCER T CHOIR Back Row: Jennifer Fortner, Pat Heckathorn, Amy Breidenstein, Kim Fias, Richard Peterson, Mike O'Connell, Richard Tucker, John Hereth, Viorel Hureson, Jim DeGroot, Lance Olsen, Adam Bolton, Lisa Goshorn, Julie Jackson, Kim Ver Huel, Maria Paul, Paula Reddeman, Jennifer Thompson, Debbie Moody. Paul Harvey. Middle Row: Stephanie Garrison, Shelly Garner, Shawnie Dunn, Dama Arnold. Laura Allen, Tracey Hunt, Jim Pushard, Eric Block, David Lierman, Bimitru Huresan, Datrina Noble. Tara St John, Kim Law, Molly Kane, Anna Olson, Heather Chriscaden. Front Row: Beth Thomas, Tammy Munn, Dayna Taylor, Michelle Crawford. Phil McMullen, Dave Hoover, Aaron Zachry, Paul Smith, Dina Tribuzio. Stacy Foster, Gerrie Lentz, Brook Costa, Thereas Flowers. Jodie Reyer, Pam Linguist. 51 GIVE THAT STAGE BAND Bottom Row: Jennifer St. Peter, Sasha Howlett, Kari Pearson, Diane Van Proyen. 2nd Row: Tony Stull, Darren Carleton, Ron Morgan, Rick Adkins, Andy Sanders, Steve Orr. 3rd Row: Bob Kruse, Cliff Bresee, Tim Zanas. Top Row: Kelly Blomquist, Mr. Mike Edmonson. Not pictured: Rick Cluphf, Steve Grgich, Doug Russell.) Under the constant guidance of their peerless and fearless lead- er Mr. Edmonson, every member of every band sold just about everything they could sell. Candy, Calendars and Car Washes; Televisions, tickets and Kitchen towels, all were part of the fund raising activity. The Band needed NEW UNIFORMS, and they made sacrifice after sales program to earn enough money. Finally, to the delight of everyone who saw them, the uniforms appeared, classy and elegant, seen first at Homecoming. L to R: Rick Cluphf- President, Brent Massingale- Secretary Treasur- er, and Ron Morgan- Vice President. In new uniforms, L to R: Donna Page, Drum major Connie White, Mike Sweeney, and Drum major Cliff Bresee. 52 BAND A HAND Bottom Row: Wendy Cass, Steven Bresee, Penny Hanson, Donna Page, Marcy Phelps, Susan Hoskin, Kim Wilson, Judy Adell. 2nd Row: Jeff Reed. Kirsten Horne, Joyce House, Chris Edstrom, Janeen Lewis, Kimber Hansen, Brenda Munn, Heather Chriscaden. 3rd Row: Sasha Howlett, Ann McCoy, Marc Fairbanks, Bill Taylor, Aaron Lindahl, Lydia Hansen, Connie White, Leanne Burgess, Stacy Slater. Top Row: Paula Johnson, Matthew Athey, Michael Sweeney, Glenn Howse, Cliff Bresee, Zach Turnbull, Brent Massmgale, Tina Wieckhorst, Nathan Arnold, Mike Edmonson. (Not Pictured: Jennifer Arias, Dawn Bloomberg, Rick Cluphf, James Cook, Jacob Payne, Steve Grgich, Eric Jacobson, Heather McBee, Stacy Mitchell, Doug Russell.) E N S E M B L E C O N C E R T Bottom Row: Robert Knowles, Richard Wilson, Mike Odegard. Amy Odlin, Kristy Leedum, Michelle Mueller, Donna Page, Amy Brownlee, Marcy Phelps, Ann McCoy, Janeen Lewis. 2nd Row: Richard Blumhagen, Tina Dutcher, Colette Garrett, Troy Seufert, Matthew Barnes, Kirsten Horne, Joyce House, Steve Adkins, Jamie Roberts, Linda Torkkola. 3rd Row: Todd Smith, Walter Van Wyk, Vick McKinney, John Snyder, Stephanie Taylor, Reshelle Salvas, Andy Knutson, Alisa McCubb.n, Kirsten Sandoval. Kathy Smiley, Kim Hilmer, Anna Crane, Kristen Johnson. Top Row: Chistopher Dunlap, Matthew Athey, Brent Massingale, Michael Sweeney, Michael Ferrucci, Andy Sanders, Julie Prater, Andy Urban, Mike Edmonson. (Not Pictured: Jennifer Anas, Peter Hovde, Karl Jensen, Clayton Leishman, Danelle L.ndb- loom, Michael Odigard, Meagan Sweeney.) B A N D 53 DRILL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Vikki King, Renee Nubgoord, Heather McBee, Stacey Mitchell, Shawna Duell MIDDLE ROW: Megan Sweeney, Shelly Koty, Kath- leen West, Melissa Brown, Trina Klokkevold, Deanna Barson. TOP ROW: Lisa Von Hagel, Cheryl Fogel, Tammy Munn, Christina Burns, Mary Fowlds, Re- becca Thomson, Kristy Crawford, Cindy Pressey, Jasmine Sunthouchart, Tammy Wilson. Pictured to the right: ADVISOR Kitty Janowick. When we saw the Drill Team, dressed in towels and sun- glasses, performing to California Girls ' we knew we had seen something that represented our school. All year long the Drill Team did a great job enhancing school spirit. They were all quick with a smile when you needed one. Some songs they performed to were California Girls ' I'm So Excited, Shopping A to Z, and Axel-F. 54 LETTER CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Donnie Baker, Mike Saunders, Chris Raymond, Darren Carleton, Stacy Mitchell, Renee Nubgaard, Megan Sweeney, Heather McBee, Christina Burns. Susie Berg, Angie Fairbanks, Noni Langlo, Cori Wetzel. SECOND ROW: Danny Dolphin, Steve Hobbs, Dave Sexton, Jodi Hovde, Tony Carleton, Sherry Ankiel, Stacy Slater, Kim Rhoads, Stephanie Eidson, Angie Horne, Gina Olsen, Jeff Koehler, Brian Newell, Tanna Jackson. THIRD ROW: Jon Helmick, Larry Dressel, Tim Heiserman, Tim Lloyd, Scott Rock, Chris Herzog, Greg Lambert, Danell Lindbloom, Christina Holguin. Stephan.e Peterson, Jackie Bercot, Kathy Smiley, Kari Krag, Diane McCauley, Pam Algier, John Hunter. TOP ROW: Rick Cluphf, Jim Girard, O Shay Barner, Mike O'Connel, Marc Fairbanks-Adkins, Raymond Davis, Darren Gould, Darren Best, Mr. Rodger Anderson, Niki Knowles, Dawn Hansen, Teresa Jones, Duane Bernathy, Lora Pintar, Shane Volkmann. TWIS T Top Row: Nicole Wolf, Terri Kirtley, Franny Johnson, Jennifer Clarke (Captain), Annie Wagar, and Allison Alessi. Standing: Rhonda Rhoades, Kathy Fowlds, Susie Berg, Stephanie Peterson, Dayna More- house, and Diane Van Proyen. Sitting: Heidi McBee. 56 SHOUT S Q u A D B B A L L BOYS B-BALL The 1985-1986 Cheerleaders worked very hard this year on promoting school spirit. They practiced all summer long and attended cheer camp. At cheer camp they won a Pep-Pad- dle”—a symbol of their outstanding spirit. Jennifer Clarke was the Captain of an outstanding cheer squad that wept for us, cried for us, laughed for us, and cheered our teams to victory. The Lake Stevens Future Farmers of America is a very busy and successful chapter which is involved in many activities and com- petitive events throughout the school year and summer. FFA at- tended many contests all over the Northwest, in Oregon and in Canada, competing in horticulture, floriculture, live stock, me- chanics, and other activities. They participated in many speaking events such as Parliamentary Procedure, Public Speaking, Extem- poraneous, the Creed, and FFA Rituals After their successful year, they throw a huge banquet at the Everett Pacific Hotel for all the members in their chapter to honor outstanding contributions. FIRST ROW: Allen Lee, Tom Lentz, Vicki Osgood, Bobby Miller, Steve Adkins, Gerrie Lentz, Tim Melum, Byron Daily. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bushnell, Brian Smith, Anita Seitz, Sherri Dillingham, Mark Dennis, Amy Odlin, Mikki Kurrel Meyer, Frank Davis, Peggy Davis, Lisa Hansen. THIRD ROW: Cahn Troung, Dan Luellan, Risa Meink, Matt Baldwin, Gilbert Myer, Corey Jones, Anne Peterson, Landa Russell, Mr. Jensen. Fourth Row: Sarah Schaeffer, Kevin Fraser, Steve Smith, Leo Marshall, Shawn Touhey, Rod Garka, Annie Bausman, Annika Hullman, Becky Johnson. Officers-Front Row: Cahn Troung, Peter Nebeker, Vicki Davis. Back Row: Wendy Walker, Lisa Hansen, Rod Garka, Vicki Osgood. '7x V V John Borson Jennifer Botcheldor Renee Bauman Annie Bausman Steve Adkins Tina Alcorn Ron Alexander Laura Allen Brian Almquist Dama Arnold Jodi Bahl Paul Baker Matt Baldwin Shawn Baldwin Beth Bangert Stacey Barclay Rachel Barner Matthew Barnes Kim Baron 60 Sonio Bertsch Bill Beaver Monty Bidner Richard Blumhagen Senta Bolger Jay Borg Marci Brooks Barbara Brown Jayna Bundy Tony Burghduff Edward Burton Mike Burts Billie Bussing Keith Carefoot Barry Carlson Heather Chriscaden Shar Christopherson Kevin Clifton Matt Coomes Darcie Cooper Brook Costa Curt Coyle Marty Coyle Anna Crane Kristina Crawford 61 Milo Crooks Jason Daniel Mike Danlin Beth Davis Frank Davis Peggy Davis Deanna Dean Rikki DeYoung Traci Dotson James Dooley Alison Dowd Robert Duffy Jim Dunn Ron Dunn Chris Duskin Christina Dutcher Christopher Edstrom Greg Egelstad Serena E«senman Kevin Ellis Eric Elsmore Wendy Estes 62 Jeromy Ferwerda Marylyn Finch Cody Hansen Kimber Hansen Lynn Hansen Steve Hanson Robert Harris k ' John Gildroy Stephanie Girdler Jill Greene Mike Grimm Robbie Growcock Pat Hagen Angela Hagerman Robert Fish Don Fleck Stacey Foster Carla Frost Joey Garaffa Shelley Garner Scott Hayford Dan Garvie Shannon Gates 63 Denise Hawkins Don Hayes Scott Hayford James Helmick Travis Hensen Rilla Hewitt Matt Hill Edie Hinds Shelley Holdaas Jason Hoobler Mark Hopkins Pete Hovde Guy Huff Susie Huff Anmka Hullman Kris Ingram Quinn Irving Clarence Ivester Bryan Jock Teresa Jackson Todd Jackson Dona Jacobsen Priscilla Jacobsen Tonya Jelvik Kari Jensen Crystal Johnson Jeff Johnson Julie Johnson 64 Kendall Johnson Kristin Johnson Rebecka Johnson David Jones Elizabeth Kelly Scott Kenworthy Tern Kester Bill Kirpes Trina Klokkevold Michelle Knight Robbie Knowles Andy Knutson Sue Lakey Julie Lapham Chad Larson Erika Lauritsen Clay Leishman Joel Lengkeek Gerrie Lentz Jay Lewis Rebecka Lewis Eric Liddiat 65 Corrie Michaud Tammy Milton Debbie Moody Tommie Monstrom Pam Lindquist Aaron Lint Craig Lopes June Luangamath Myron Makus Leonard Marshall Greg Martin Amy May Heidi McCory Alisa McCubbin Brenda Munn Tammy Munn Michelle Neff 66 Shor-Mar Nissen Mert Noble Heidi Noren Bobby Oaks Mike Odegard Christine Olson Shawn Osborne Melissa Osgood Deana Pantier Rory Parrish Nikki Patterson Jacob Payne Kari Pearson Kierin Pearson Andy Perea Anne Petersen Sab Phaysith Eddie Phelps Julie Porter Greg Phillips Diane Polifroni Mike Powroznik Julie Prater Dino Pressey 67 Doron Rorden Heather Rash Tonya Read David Reale Angie Reed Michael Rehberg Jon Revord Jodi Reyer Alii Richards Amanda Sexton Tracey Shabnow Angela Ricker Jamie Robertson Wesley Roeder Jim Roses Landa Russel Andrea Ryan Frank Ryba Reshelle Salvas Jennifer Sanders Jennifer Sanders 68 Toro St. John Doug Stalter Jeff Stiener Marci Stevens Jennifer Stewert Angie Strand Tony Stull Roger Summers Jasmine Sunthonchart Tony Surdyk Dean Taylor Jeremy Taylor Mike Taylor Stephanie Taylor 69 Jomi Turvill Deann VanGelder Walter VanWyke Kim Verheul Lisa VonHagel Marc Walkden Kenny Walker Loren Washburn Dove Watson Shelly Wegman % Linda Torkkola Sandra Trotter Travis Welch Darryl Wiggum Curt Wilson i David Wilson Kristi Wilson Richard Wilson John Wood Wes Wyman Tim Zanas Tom Wolff Stephanie Wood Aaron Zachry Kim Zimmer 70 71 Freshmen Not Pictured Cassie Berry Emily Patterson Eric Black Savon Phaysith Cheryl Fogel Wesley Roeder Collette Garrett Anita Seitz Randy Haines Brian Smith Kimberly Law Robert Vento Leonard Marshall Ed Wall Dumitru Muresan Linda Wall Scott Norris Lisa Wilmart Diane Ott 72 LARRY ARNDT NATHAN ARNOLD DAVID BANGERT CHRIS BARIEL ERIC BARNES MICHELE AASE DEAN ABSHER JUDY ADELL ANGIE ADKINS TONY ALBERTI COLLETTE BAILEY GENE BALDRIDGE DAWN BLOOMBERG CHRISTOPHER BOGGS MARK BOHN JUSTIN BOID STEPHEN BOWEN MELISSA BARNET DEANNA BARSON BRENDA BATCHELDOR TIMOTHY BERGER 74 SHELLY BRADLEY GREGORY BRAILSFORD AMY BREIDENSTEIN STEVEN BRESEE BUDDY BROWN MELISSA BROWN MELISSA BROWN SEAN BROWN LASHONDA BRYANT LAN BURRIL DAVID CAMERON ROBERT CAPELL CHAD CARLSON MELISSA CARRUTHERS NANCY BUCHANAN RICHARD BUCK LEANNE BURGESS TODD BUGHDUFF HANS BURKHARDT RAYMOND CARSON WENDY CASS THOMAS CASSIDY JEFFREY CHAPMAN JAMES CHARON BILL CLARK STEVEN CLARK DAVID COLLINS JAMES COMER 75 Catherine Cook Shannon Cross Rebekah Crapson Sherry Coty Byron Daily Jim Daniel Rhonda Davis Charles Dawson Jony Dennis Mark Dennis Wendy Dicey Sherry Dillingham Leah Dotson Eric Dozier Maureen Drollinger Greg Duce Shawnie Dunn Shastine Eddings Victor Ford Stephanie Eidson Jennifer Fortner Corey Ellis Jennifer Erckenbrack Carolyn Erickson Michael Furrucci Jonathan Galley 76 Lorraine Gee Tony Gutierrez Niki Guyot Becky Haack Charlotte Haines Linda Hancock Lydia Hansen Paige Hanson Will Harper Nathan Harold Tim Heiserman David Henry Angie Heppell John Hereth Rick Hill Kimberly Hilmer Steven Hobbs Bill Holcomb Christina Holguin Angie Horne Shelley Horne Susan Hoskin Jason Howe Dawn Huff Nicole Hughs Tracy Hunt John Hunter 77 Brenda Johnson Pauline Johnson Corey Jones Jason Jones Molley Kane Anquxay Keomonoxhoun Rae King Nikki Knowels Kari Krag Robert Kruse Angelo Laird Gidget Lamb Jeff Landre Jeannie Lapham Karla Lauritsen Christopher Law Kristy Ledum Tisha Leese Jay Leishman Katy Lerch 78 Daniel Llullen Debbie Lyon Gilbert Maier Jamie Malmstead Nathan Mantikoski Wayde Marks Danica Martell Heather McBee Ely McCowyn Tami McDaniel Tim Mctee Pam McCord Tim Mellum Fred Merritt Robert Miller Tad Miniken Stacy Mitchelle Kevin Moe Mark Moe Shane Moinette 79 Peter Nebeker Tracy Olson Kristi Nelson Jonathon Novy Michael O'Connell Thomas Osborne Vicki Osgood 3 m Brian Osterholt 80 Tracy Richardson Andy Saunders 81 Erin Robertson Mark Rogge Brenda Ruckdaschel Shelly Sondmel Stacy Slater Bradley Slocum Kathleen Smiley Michael Smith Michelle Smith Steven Smith Lucinda Somerville April Spaccarotelli Elizabeth Spery Robert Spinelli Sean Spooner Shawn Steadman Tracy Stewart Megan Sweeney Daniel Templeman Joseph Thomas Eric Thomason 82 Emily Thompson Kathleen Thompson Rebecca Thompson Shawn Touhey Dina Tribuzio Daniel Wahl Cohn Troung Callie Walling Daniel Wicks Brooksana Wilbanks Cecilie Wilhelm Kimberly Wilson Kathrine Wyeth Marm Wolff Jeremy Youngquist Andy Zwoster 83 Sophomores Not pictured Dean Absher Nathon Arnold David Bangert Amy Breidenstien Richard Buck Tamara Burns David Collins Rebekah Crapson Linda Hancock Ralph Holscher Corey Jones Jeannie Lapham Jay Leishman Susan Lothrop Jason Luzzani Gilbert Maier Linda Marquart Ely McCown Lance Neatherlin Bryce O Neall Christopher Palmer Cherise Patch Erik Petterson Deek Quinn Susan Riggle Mike Ruvacaba Kenneth Sharp Steven Smith Charles Stephen Lan Thanh Le Andy Wahl Casey Weimer Cecilie Wilhelm Tony Bassett John Baune Bonnie Belford James Bell Jackie Bercot Bill Anderson Brian Barson Ryan Anderson Susie Berg Duane Bernethy Jennifer Bernethy Darrin Best Richard Adkins Jeff Aken Tia Alberti David Allegre Dawn Allred Tim Anderson Jennifer Arias Donnie Baker Laurie Baldwin Dawn Barber Sariah Birdsall Brady Blankenship Randall Brailsford Charles Brennick Jill Brennick Barbara Brown 86 Robert Brownlee Dole Burnham Leona Bussing David Byrum Tony Carleton Michael Clarke James Cook Michelle Cook Kimberly Cooper Michele Crawford Cayla Crosby Timothy Dailey Roger Daily Devon Dale Douglas Dallman Kent Davis Kristina Davis Rhonda Davis Vickie Davis Aaron DeGroot James DeGroot Richard Dietel Ronald Downey Frances Drake Larry Dressel Wayne Dujardin Lindsay Dunn Otie Dunn 87 Darron Eddington Michelle Edwards Tricia Egan Thomas Elsemore Shawna Erie Joann Eriksen Candace Ermels Stacy Esquivel Gary Estabrook Brian Estes Kari Finley Tina Forsberg John Fortner Kathy Fowlds Kevin Fraser Rodney Garka Greg Gates Sherri Gessell Kris Girard Matt Goodwill Carl Gort Lisa Goshorn Darrin Gould Heidi Granstrom Robert Grgich Jack Griffin Jim Grinde Maria Gutierrez 88 Heather Haack Scott Hagerman Teresa Hall Colleen Halvorson Rodney Hampton Down Hansen Lisa Hansen Michael Harbaugh Craig Harrell Stacy Hereen Kathy Hegna Lisa Hein Chris Herzog Colleen Hesler Johnny Hobson Andrea Holscher Ralph Holscher David Hoover Brett Hottendorf Joyce House Jodi Hovde Sasha Howlett Erik Humble Christine Iverson Sandra Jack Tanna Jackson Robert Joao Francis Johnson 89 Teresa Kirtley Brian Knight Jeff Koehler Kevin Kosche Michele Koty Ralph Koun Mikki Kurrelmeyer Todd Lalone Erik Larsen Greg Lambert Sandi Larsen Laura Lauritsen Allen Lee John Lemke Robert Lenzi Dean Lmdbloom Julie Little Megan Lower Alisa Maier Mason Makus 90 Russel Morler Brent Mossingale Peggy Mastrude Heidi McBee Deborah McCauley Kellee McLaury Phil McMullen Shannon Melseth Andrew Miller Carol Milton Jason Minks Stacy Morasci Dayna Morehouse Monica Moriarty Kevin Moss Ranae Mostrom Donna Nelson Bryan Newell Janet Nordhagen Tim Novy 91 Diana Pennock Kari Phillips Julie Philpott Marcy Pickett Tanya Pinon Lora Pintar Richard Pinte Heather Powell Heidi Poyser Deana Rasberry Roxanne Reale Paula Reddeman Jill Renshaw Jordy Roses Rene Roth David Sexton Scott Smith Tammy Smith Lorinda Sorensen Elizabeth Schultz Lorraine Spencer 92 Keri Spooner Scott Stine Jhonno Stutzman Angie Staffenhagen Stephanie Starks Chris Steckler Brett Stensrude Stephanie Summers Evelyn Tageant Jason Tastad Dana Taylor William Taylor Chris Thomas Suzanne Thompson Richard Turker Sheila Turner Andrew Urban Diane Van Proyen John Wahl Elizabeth Walls Stephanie Warrick Nicole Wolf Wendy Walker Mike Warren Tammy Wilson Rebecca Wolff 93 Juniors Not Pictured Richard Adkins John Baune Kurt Benshoof Sherrie Bradford Nick Bryant Shawn Burke Michelle Bunkelman Ernest Dausey Richard Dietel Mark Fairbanks Karla Fulton Kris Girard Scott Hagerman Ronald Haines James Imholt Timothy Jackson Sherrie James Michelle Lawrence Brent Maddox Jerry McLean Michelle Mcrae Eric Miles Thomas Nelson Darren Nicholson Don Pearson Daniel Porter Stacey Potter Shannon Puntenney Jordana Roses Anthony Schneider Charles Spery David Stalter Bryan Strutman Steve Vento Ronald Waclawski Linda Wilmart SENIOR Bill, Darren and Tom imitate Larry, Moe and Curly A GREAT KELLY ABSHER MICHELLE ADAMS JEFF ADELL ALLISON ALESSI KRISTY ALEXANDER YEVETTE ALLEN Got to watch those Hey, get me out of But I don't want to Gross Dad put your Catch? Is dinner ready yet? calories. here! lose any weight. socks back on! JULIE ANDERSON PAUL ANDERSON BETH ARQUETTE GRETCHEN BAISINGER TAMMIE BAKER O'SHAY BARNER What happened Just think, I could of Uh-oh, I got caught! What do you think Hey, baby! Hut 1, hut 2! next? had a V-8. you're doing? RON BELCHER MICHELLE BLACK KELLY BLOMQUIST HOLLY BODEEN ADAM BOLTON BUNNY BRAY Would you tell me a Where's my teddy? Watch out, I just hit For my first wish ... Where's my silver I don't want to go to story? two cats! glove? bed. CLIFF BRESEE KATHEE BRUBAKER AMY BROWNLEE SHAWN BURGESS LIESL BURKHARDT JEFF BYRUM this. cois? the plaque. came in. 102 TONYA CAMERON Give me the spot- light! BEGINNING!! ROBERT ESTES ROBIN CANELL DARREN CARELTON TOM CARON ERIC CARRUTHERS JENNIFER CLARKE RICK CLUPHF Push me someone, push me! TAMI CRAWFORD Born a star MONTE CROWLEY Gee Mom, I don't know. PEGGY DANIELS Stop tickling me, Mom! TRICIA DAVIS fi ■ Today's a day tor Countrytime. MIKE DAWSON Who's the geek with the camera? ALICIA DEGROOT LEYENDA DENNIS KELLI DEYOUNG DANNY DOLPHIN won't give me the phone. AIMEE DUCE SHAWNA DUELL I only use Tide You've got to be kid- ding!! SHANLEY DUNMIRE I feel slightly motion sick. MARK ELY Hold that pose. CHRIS ENAULT MIKE EYMAN Love that spicy I love to dance! stuff. TONYA FAZIL JERI FINTZ This is the life! I don't know how to read yet. 103 ’ 'BES T BUNCH OF DEWAYNE GARNER JIM GIRARD DEANNA GRAVES JENNIFER GREENE KRIS GROVER JOHN JOEL HAACK My legs are too short I'm the next hulk-ho- I can't find the What did you say? Anyone for a dip? I'm the good looking to be a RB? gan. beach. one. Oh, you wish? JAY HOLZWORTH PENNY HANSON STACY HASTEN JON HELMICK EILEEN HIGH KIRSTEN HORNE Hurry up and get this I'm so happy! “Milk does a body Once upon a time Let's play hide ond “Please don't hurt picture taken! good. seek. me. CHERRI HOVEY SEAN JAMESON CAROLYN JOHNSON RYAN KEELER MARI KESTER VIKKI KING I'm looking for a book I've got to stretch out Do you want me to This puppy ate my “You know, you're Make the photogra- on Nevada. before I go jogging. pose over there? sandwich. pretty cute. pher stop, please! JON KNAUB DEANA KNIGHT LISA KOSTERS CHEREE KROEZE KELLI KROEZE KARA KRUSE “Don't look at you I can olmost whistle. “Hurry up before I Can I sit down now? Crunch-Munch sure One more step and what way? sneeze. sounds good right now you've had it! BABES DAMON KUNARD MELANIE LANE Bald is beautiful.” Let's go Santa!” I'VE SEEN. MARY JANE FRASER NONI LANGLO CHAD LEESE TOM LENTZ MARC LIBERATO Is Todd there?” First, let me give you a What's inside that I'm in, I got the varsity few pointers.” box?” look! ADRIANA LOPEZ SHARRIE MARKIN Is that chocolate cake I see?” JEFF MARTELL k V 4 4 Face molding is fun.” DIANE MCCAULEY I love secrets!” TERI MCCORD A|ax gives me a rash.” ANN MCCOY DAN MCGILVERY I've iust got to work on my manners.” RISA MEINKE BRANDON MELSETH Patty-cake, patty- You're an astro- cake, baker's man . . naut?” RON MORGAN Trick-or-treat!” YOJI MORIIZUMI KYLE MOSE I can see myself!” Blondes have more fun!” MICHELLE MUELLER MILISSA NESSEN STEPHANIE NEWMAN QUIN NICHOLAS JEFFERY NISSEN Sorry, I'm already tak- Do you like my hat? en tonight.” 'C'mon teddy, let's Just like that old time rock and roll How do you do?” JERRI ORR Smile Pretty!” 107 Danny Dolphin and Aimee Duce Jennifer Clarke and Chris Monson Brandon Melseth and Kim West Jay Holzworth and Coreen Simler Best Body' Jon Knaub and Annie Wagar Teresa Jones and Jeff Wolfe Kellie Thomas and Frank Reddeman Tami Wolff ond O Shay Barner Most Spin ' ti n O lost Attroctive' St E Ron Belcher and Nicole Soger Carolyn Johnson and Greg Johnson Mike Eyman and Kathee Brubaker Dewayne Garner and Kim Volkmann Most Athletic Most Unique Walk Class Leadtoot Jeff St John and Maria Steinbaugh Jon Helmick and Lisa Kosters Tami Crawford and Monte Crowley Jill Robbins and Dorren Carleton mm - IT'S HOW YOU RENEA OTIS I love my kitty. RICHARD PETERSON Look at that geor- geous girl! SCOTT PADUANO Outrageous' MARCY PHELPS 4 They're here! DONNA PAGE rv What's the police- man's phone num- ber? RONIE PHELPS Here's lookin' at you kid! JENNIFER PARKS I'm clean, I tell ya, I'm clean. JANEA PUAILIHAU I don't wanna have my picture taken. DUANE PAULSON Tarzan, Lord of the Apes! MONICA PUERSCHNER ARI-PEKKA PEKARI You look marvel- ous!! JIM PUSHARD It's windy on the ship. FRANK REDDEMAN SUSAN REED RHONDA RHOADES HOLLY RICHARDSON JILL ROBBINS I'm following in my fa- I'm the next Christy Which way to the res- Gitee-up, cow, gitee- I am o little young. ther's footsteps. Brinkley. troom? up! JEFF ROCK DOUG RUSSELL NICOLE SAGER KIM SANDERS BRAD SCHULTZ COREEN SIMLER MATTHEW SKEWS But I wanted a popsi- The water is sooo Now, I'm the mom “I don't wanna wear Gee . . . what a guy Do you like my wig? e cold! and you're the baby. this!! ... 110 FINISH. FRANK HOWARD BUNNY SPACCAROTELLI I wish I could touch my toes.” MIKE SWEENEY “This ish fun!” SHANE STEADMAN “I need to be clone!” DON SYLTE Jl “Would you hand me some toilet paper?” MARIA STEINBAUGH “Hi cowboy!” NICKI THIBODEAUX “I'm gonna eat all this cake all by myself!” JEFF ST. JOHN “Break out the bub- bly!” JENNIFER ST. PETER “Hey, I'm a cool chick.” MIKE TRACY “How do you like my new wheels?” MICHELE SUNNARBORG All dressed up and no place to go.” ZACH TURNBALL “I love playing Mo- zart.” KIM VOLKMANN ANNIE WAGAR MORGAN WEIMER WENDY WEGMAN KIM WEST LINDA WILMART DENISE WOLF “Ya think I'm too young to graduate?” TAMI WOLFF Uh-oh, I think she saw ANTHONY WARHANK “My first camping trip.” CONNIE WHITE “Gee wiz, this is bor ing.” THERESA WHITE “Are you my Daddy?” KEVIN WYETH “Wanna play golf lat- er?” Ill Today we'll start o new life and we'll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we've grown to love with whom we've laughed and cried Remembering the fun and the laughter the problems and the fears and watching all our memories grow throughout our high school years SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLIFF BRESEE President KELLIE THOMAS Vice-President ADVISORS One remarkable quality of the class of 1986 wos the strength of its leadership. When the pictures were taken and submitted, the caps and gowns ordered and paid for, the wills and forecasts writ- ten, the Powder Puff game played, the Senior Din- ner Dance planned and enjoyed, the final exams taken, and graduation ceremonies finally, finally finished, when all the challenges of the year were past, it was clear to all that the class had been well led. We thank you. (Mr. Thomas and Mr. McKin- me are not pictured here Their contributions were especially important.) KRISTY ALEXANDER Secretary-T reasurer HAROLD SIGLER JOHN S. UNCKLES KELLEY ABSHER O'SHAY BARNER RONALD BELCHER MICHELLE BLACK KELLY BLOMQUIST HOLLEY BODEEN SHAWN BURGESS ADAM BOLTON AMY BROWNLEE DEAETTE BRAY JAMES BRUCE LIESL BURKHARDT SHARI BORCHGREVINK KATHLEEN BRUBAKER MICHELLE BROWN JOHN BURTON JEFF BYRUM TONYA CAMERON ROBIN CANELL TAMI CRAWFORD LEYENDA DENNIS 116 MICHAEL DAWSON II PEGGY DANIELS ALICIA DEGROOT RICK CLUPHF r j PATRICIA DAVIS KELLI DE YOUNG TIMOTHY DOYLE SHAWNA DUELL MIKE EYMAN DEWAYNE GARNER AIMEE DUCE SHANLEY DUNMIRE TONYA FAZIL MARK ELY JERILDENE FINTZ MICHAEL GESSEL JAMES GIRARD DEANNA GRAVES 117 JENNIFER GREENE KRIS GROVER TOBIAS GUEMMER JOEL HAACK JOHN HAACK BRIAN HAMANN DENNIS HAMANN DOUG HANSEN DINA HAYES JONATHON HELMICK DONALD HENRY L. EILEEN HIGH MICHAEL HOLLEMAN JON HOLZWARTH KIRSTEN HORNE CHERRI HOVEY VIKKI KING JON KNAUB DEANA KNIGHT LISA KOSTERS TOM LENTZ KELLI KROEZE NAOMI LANGLO JANEEN LEWIS CHARLES LARSON DAMON KUNARD CHAD LEESE MARC LIBERATO EMMA LOPEZ DANIEL LORENTZEN SHARRIE MARKIN 120 JEFFREY MARTELL JOSEPH MARTIN DIANE MCCAULEY TERRI MCCORD BRANDON MELSETH KELLI MERWEDE PATRICK MILLER CHRISTOPHER MONSON RONALD MORGAN 121 DAVID PALMER JENNIFER PARKS FUANE PAULSON ARI-PEKKA PEKARI MARCELLA PHELPS GARY PORTER RICHARD PETERSON KARL PIHL RONIE PHELPS MICHAEL PICKETT JANEA PUAILIHAU MONICA PUERSCHNER FRANK REDDEMAN SUSAN REED HOLLY RICHARDSON JILL ROBBINS SANDY SANDMEL KAY SMALE CHRIS STABACK COREEN SIMLER ANTONIA SPACCAROTELLI 124 KIM VOLKMANN NICKI THIBODEAUX ANGELA TUERK ANN WAGAR SHERRY THOMPSON ZACKERY TURNBULL STEVE WARBIS MICHAEL SWEENEY TERRANCE VOLKER 125 WENDY WEGMAN r „ J GLENN WISBEY KEVIN WYETH 126 MORGAN WEIMER ALBERTINA WIECKHORST DENISE WOLF TAMI WOLFE PICTURED BILL HUFF E HUNTER DARREN JACOBSEN BRETT JOHNSON JEFF LEWIS RYAN PHELPS DARREN RAPP LONNIE RASSMUSSEN SCOTT RAUHALA JASON SANDERS CARY TINGLEY JIM HENDERSON It's not the end, But the beginning of a life We'll start anew The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met, Vacations, teachers, taking, And exams we'd rather forget Yes, high school days Are precious but brief, Where all your dreams come true. I 128 KRISTY ALEXANDER: I will my car to Jamie M. YEVETTE ALLEN: I will my Snoopy pop-up watch to Mr. Houser; and all my Honey's to Eric. (Love ya!) ALLISON ALESSI: I will my ability to go to the Golden Ages store at Pike Place Market and not buy anything to Jill Ren- shaw. ADAM BOLTON: I will my awesome Volkswagon to Kate Trench-after it's wrecked. SHARI BORCHGREVINK: I will my souped up, '74 Nova to little Fintz. CLIFF BRESEE: I will my ability to survive to my brother Steve, and to Ric Adkins. MI- CHELLE BROWN: I will all my hair-spray cans to Karla Lauritsen. BUNNY BRAY: I will all Juniors all of the great times us Seniors have had this year! 86 AMY BROWNLEE: I will my room and good times at L.S.H.S. to my younger sister Kate, and to B.B., J.H., R.C., an awesome Senior year to P.H., good memories. KATHEE BRUBAKER: I will my ability to come up with some of the perfect exuses to why I had to leave school at lunch to all the upcoming sophomores. JIM BRUCE: I will that VAN HALEN does not ever break up. SHAWN BURGESS: I will nothing to nobody because I'm greedy. LIESL BURKHARDT: I will my incredible running speed to Dawn B., and my super math skills to Judy A. JOHN BURTON: I will that I hope my brother has a better time at this school than I did. JEFF BYRUM: I will my white tie, Tears for Fears t-shirt and sunglasses to Vikki, Deana and Shawna. TONYA CAMERON: I will my Tonya Turner talent to Tami Crawford, BEST of times to Teresa Jones, and my outstanding grades I should of had to my brother David. ROBIN CANELL: To all the short people (R.D.H.), I will one booster chair, a bib and a box of erasers for his nose. DARREN CARLETON: I will my short legs to the distance team and my smile to any unhappy face. KEVIN CARMICHAEL: I will my nose spray to Bryan Newell. Go easy on it. TOM CARON: I will my little brown car to anyone who wants it. JENNIFER CLARKE: I will one yellow chair to B.N., and an endless supply of M M's to K.F. GREG CONNER: Here lies a man who was successful through the hard and good times. TAMI CRAWFORD: I will my common sense to my sister, Kristy, to say no thanks. MONTE CROWLEY: I will my Ce- lica to Duane Bernethy so he can learn the meaning of speed. PEGGY DANIELS: I will my good attendence, skipping ability, and grades to Linda Wilmart. Good luck next year. RAYMOND DAVIS: I will my skate board and radically crazy rid- ing techniques to Mike Warren, a true friend. TRICIA DAVIS: I will my seat in history class to any underclassmen that will take it and all of my friendship to Shantelle Storoe. MIKE DAWSON: I will to Chris Herzog, closet schitzophrenic, my ability to utter indiscrete incomprehensibilities. ALICIA DEGROOT: To Biff A. I will my beloved beaver and to all the Choirs my ability to put up with Mr. H. and to Dayna T. my peppiness. LEYENDA DENNIS: I will all the things I've learned about life to anyone who doesn't want to learn the hard way. DAN DOLPHIN: I will my excuses to Kellee, my good looks and wavy hair to Paps, to future athletes the ability to come back after 50 or 60 knee injuries and all my love to Tauna. TIM DOYLE: Get a job! SHAWNA DUELL: I will Darling and Naughty the ability to make a full 90 degree turn on E.W. without anyone noticing and Darling the ability to go 70 mph chasing the BIG RIG without getting pulled over- FACE . KATHIE DUBEAU: I will Michelle Crawford the morning sun of every florishing new day. AIMEE DUCE: I will my best years of high school and my colt to my little brother Greg. SHANLEY DUNMIRE: I will a years supply of hugs to Mr. Sigler, 180 days of sitting in six classes to D.L. and my friendship to Mel. I'll sell my senior t-shirt to the highest bidder. MARK ELDRED: I will my ability to make estenduwating circumstances excuses to Francis Drake. MARK ELY: I will my ability to hallucinate on command to T.D., C.S., O.B. and the rest of the clan. MIKE EYMAN: I will my whips, chains, and hand cuffs to Scott Hag- german—Have a good time. JERI FINTZ: To Bud I will good years and lots of partying that I never did. DEAN FURR: Trash and Thrash all those frosh but let me tell you this-Rush Rocks on and Zanthyn soon behind. DEWAYNE GARNER: I will all of my tough classes and all of my encounters with the law to my little brother, Dan. MIKE GESSELL: I will the curse of the camels fleas to teachers who give bad grades. JIM GERARD: I will my brother Kris the ability to try and stay out of trouble and Shawn Steadman a can of chewing tobacco. DEANNA GRAVES: I will Gumby and Pokey all the cortoon fun they can have on a baseball field. JENNIFER GREENE: I will my talent of looking innocent to my baby sister. JOFL HAACK: I will my orange Bug to anyone who wants to be heard, not seen. JOHN HAACK: I will all my good reports and homework as- signments to my sisters because they did them anyway. BRIAN HAMANN: I will my red and black shoes to Mr. Erickson. MICHELLE HANKE: I will nine summer days to A.B., It's your fault to K.H., magic to D.D., and my money to poor 24 DOUGLAS HANSEN: I will my happiness to who ever needs it. DAVE HARBAUGH: I will to my brother my wishes for this senior year. STACY HASTEN: I will my ability to always get out of class and all my love to Tim Anderson. JON HELMICK: I will my driving ability to my brother James. EILEEN HIGH: I will my pillow and a blanket to Richard Bloomhages so he can get as much sleep during class as I did my Junior year. JON HOLZWAPTH: I will my good driving skills to Brian Strootman. KIRSTEN HORNE: I will to my sister Shelley, my abilities to flirt, and to P.H. good luck with Mr. Right. GLENN HOWSE: I will everything, but my car and money, to Nathan Arnold. JULIE JACKSON: I will all my innocence to S.M., P.M., and the other Passion drinkers of America. SEAN JAMESON: I will all responsibilities of the Viking Bowling Team to Jeff Koehler. CAROLYN JOHNSON: I will my Avia basketball shoes to Tanna, my blue polyester to Karla, and my daily executive planner to Jill and Coreen. GREG JOHNSON: I'd like to give all my best qualities to the underclassmen ... but I'm afraid I don't have any. TERESA JONES: I will my dynamic personality and smart attitude to Marcy Pickett, and all the times our mouths got stuck to Tonya C and Viva Katrina and the Waves . RYAN KEELER: I will my ability to make an ass of my- self when I'm drunk to Steve Bresee. MARI KESTER: I will my ability to get mom's permission to skip to Terri, the pigeons in Seattle to Nicole and the church parking lot to Cheree. VIKKI KING: I will the honor of being the B.P.l.T. to Naughty and Angel. FACE! JON KNAUB: I'll keep everything I have, thank you very much. DEANA KNIGHT: I will a Ram-Tough Big Rig to Darling and a Fuzzy-53 to Angel. D.M.S.R. Forever. MELANIE LANE: I will Mr. S. a hug everyday when I'm 129 not there and to the upcoming class everything else. KELLEY ABSHER: Sharrie, Shelly I will be living in our highrise cardboard box condos in Cambodia, eating chicken bones and singing camp songs. MICHELLE A. ADAMS: “I will be living with K.A. S.M. in a cardboard condo in Cambodia, still trying to convince them that Strohs is fire brewed. JEFF ADELL: I'll probably be the circus clown that gets shot out of the cannon—and like it. YEVETTE ALLEN: I'll be happily married to a late night newscaster for a second-rate T.V. station in North Dakota. 'You should have been in a band, playing a guitar, Honey)! ALLISON ALESSI: Participating in a fabulous singing career after graduating from Harvard with degrees in music, business, and science. KRISTY ALEXANDER: I'll be at the UW discovering the cure for AIDS while turning frats upside down with N.L. and K.V. DAVID AMES: I'll be grinding under the stars with A.M. JULIE ANDERSON: “I'll drive a Volkswagon station wagon, live in Greece, lie in my hammock, and write my book ’The Never Ending Search for the Perfect Man'. PAUL ANDERSON: I'll be sitting in Mr. Browitts CWP class with my kids. DEVIN ANGELA: I'll be living on the beaches of 0, trying to forget Browitt's awful fish jokes. BETH ARQUETTE: I plan on marrying Lance and living in Europe. GRETCHEN BAISINGER: I will be relaxing on my island thinking of Mich suffering in the mountains with Gare-Bare. TAMMIE BAKER: I will be married to Ed and living in a beautiful house where there's no neighbors for 10 miles. O'SHAY BARNER: I'll go to work at a paper clip factory, listen to my cat's advice, and sell Vitamin C to the neighbor's dogs. RON BELCHER: I will be play- ing baseball for the San Diego Padres and living on my yacht with Jon Shane. MICHELLE BLACK: I will be married to G.N. and live in our log cabin in the mountains with our 2 children. KELLY BLOMQUIST: I'll be producing recordings for RCA and attending Berkly College in Boston. HOLLY BODEEN: In ten years I will be married and have a successful career in law enforcement. ADAM BOLTON: In 10 years I will be living in the Bahamas. SHARI BORCHGREVINK: To get K.A.W. back and to get my '68 Cherry Chev. Malibu. BUNNY BRAY: Have fun, and stay wild and crazy! CLIFF BRESEE: I'll be a movie star who advertises for mens' cosmetics and eventually poses for Playgirl. AMY BROWNLEE: In 10 years I would like to be able to look back through the years and smile. KATHEE BRUBAKER: It's hard to say where or what I'll be doing in 10 years when I don't remember where I was yesterday or what I'll be doing tomorrow. JIM BRUCE: I'm going to Dublin, Ireland to live by U2! SHAWN BURGESS: In 10 years I plan to be the owner of a huge company and make thousands of dollars doing nothing. LIESL BURKHARDT: I will be kayaking all over the Puget Sound. JOHN BURTON: Living on a beach in Florida making mass money. JEFF BYRUM: “Ten years from now I will be living in Miami, Florida cheering for the Miami Dolphins. TONYA CAMERON: I'l be dodging all of my wild fans after Cheree K. and I perform at all of our many wild concerts. ROBIN CANELL: ’Joey' and I will be in California arguing who is taller RDG(SR) or me while I am burying him in the sand. TOM CARON: I'll be playing 3rd base for the Kansas City Royals earning 2.5 million per year taking over the retired George Brett. DARREN CARLETON: I'll be teaching my cows how to jump over the moon. KEVIN CARMICHAEL: I'll be living in my mansion with J.St. with a pool full of Strohs. JENNIFER CLARKE: I will be on an island in the Carribean with one lawn chair, 3 diet pepsi cans, my parrot and my frog. RICK CLUPHF: I will be crusing the highways in my state patrol car giving tickets to people that drive like me. GREG CONNER: The year to be successful and may everybody prosper by it. TAMI CRAWFORD: I will be a successful business woman married to a wealthy graduate from a major university, WSU (S.A.), living in paradise. MONTE CROWLEY: I will be the chairman of the Emo Philips Fan Club and spend most of my free time shopping in Downtown Downer's Grove. PEGGY DANIELS: I will be living with J.H. in the country with our 2 kids. RAYMOND DAVIS: I forecast that I will be living it up in California and be very rich. MIKE DAWSON: I'll have a quasi-religious experience while orbiting Europa, creating fractals, and listening to 'Also Sprach Zarathostra'. ALICIA DEGROOT: Janea, Gretchen, and I will still be trying to afford a bigger apartment. We will all be poor and happy. LEYENDA DENNIS: I will end up on a deserted island of sunshine and warm wind with the man of my dreams. No cannibals allowed. DAN DOLPHIN: I'll be on the Yankee disabled list lounging in my penthouse apartment with T.M. watching Winfield play my position. KATHIE DUBEAU: I forecast that Lake Stevens High School choir will have a musical year. AIMEE DUNCE: I will be a famous interior decorator, married to 'Mr. Wonderful' and living in a beautiful 3 story home with my hubby, five kids, and dog. Spot. SHAWNA DUELL: In ten years, Darling, Naughty, Bunny, and Stiff and I will be living in a condo in Hawaii still chasing G.C., L.W. P.B., B.P., J.D. and R.C.—and being top hairstylists for 'BLOCKHEAD'. SHANLEY DUNMIRE: In the summer of '86 I'll be in Hawaii. After my freedom and fun I'll be living in the Bahammas with my millionaire husband and 2 kids. MARC ELDRED: I will have my own construction business building sky scrapers and having fun. MARK ELY: I'll either give my life to God and run for Pope or move to Iowa and marry my parole officer. MIKE EYMAN: I'll be in a secluded place with D.A. waiting patiently for a cure for AIDS. JERI FINTZ: I'm going to still try and be teacher's pet in Mr. Ayer's Psyc class. DEAN FURR: “Reagan will get AIDS, Terry and John will start a beaver farm and I will become rich and famous. DEWAYNE GAR- NER: I will be on top of the world driving my Porches 911, seeing and buying everything with my one and only love. MIKE GESSELL: I plan to still be in the U.S. Marine Corps. JIM GIRARD: I'll be on the beaches of California soaking up the sun, playing volleyball, surfing, and picking up on women. JENNIFER GREENE: In 10 years, I will be the champion of Northwest Heavyweight Division Mud Wrestling. MCHELLE HANKE: I will be a professional body builder, living in Alaska, and married to Mr. Alaska. DOUG HANSEN: In 10 years I will be living happily somewhere in the Northwest. PENNY HANSON: Still cruzin' in my red Nova with Charrm, and livin' with daddy. DAVE HARBAUGH: “I will enjoy fun, sun, and snow in Kansas (and tornadoes)! JON HELMICK: I will be living with Shane Steadman and company on our yacht crusing Miami and Carribean. EILEEN K. HIGH: I'll still be trying to pass Junior English 2 with my kids who'll be in high school by then. JON HOLZWARTH: I will be helping young unwed mothers get their start. KIRSTEN HORNE: I will be with G.C., P.H., and 24 cruising in GC's Datsun pick-up truck, on our way to California. CHERRI HOVEY: After I gra- duate I plan on joining the army for 2 to 4 years then when I get out I'll start my own business or get hired at an automotive company. GLENN HOWSE: A multi-million dollar executive in Austrialia. JULIE JACKSON: I will be sitting around an open fire, drinking a brew with JR. SEAN JAMESON: I'll be lying around, still wondering what I'm going to do. CAROLYN JOHNSON: “Ten years from now I will come to our class reunion in my lear jet in which I had just flown in from Europe on a buying trip for Nordstroms. Greg Johnson: Ten years will see me gain my doctorate, fly to the moon, solve all the world's problems, and have my cake and eat it too. TERESA JONES: I'll be a successful cruise director on a elegant cruise ship living it up in the sun having one affair after the other. RYAN KEELER: I predict Bill Anderson paints his Cadillac pink, while I'm taking over the Middle East with the Corps. VIKKI KING: In ten years, Naughty and I will be mil- lionaires by putting a toll booth during cruising hours on Evergreen Way. Tace' DEANA KNIGHT: In ten years Darling and I will still be chasing the Big Rig and power braking in his driveway, 'Face'! CHEREE KROEZE: In 1996, Tonya C. and I will be in our limosine crusin' to our live concert in New York. KARA KRUSE: I'll be something and someone successful hopefully B.S.'s. MELANIE LANE: Own my own travel agency, married with at least one child. NONI LANGLO: ”1 will be attending the UW with K.V., sneaking T.L. and D P. in our room. SHARRIE LEE MARKIN: ”1 will be liv- ing in Cambodia in my highrise, cardboard condo with S.A. and K.A. eating chunks and trying to convince S.A. to roll up her sleeping bag. JANEEN LEWIS: I will be racing up at Evergreen Speedway in my own car with four gorgeous guys on my pit crew. JEFF LEWIS: “I will be kicking back in my 5 million dollar mansion watching the money roll in. MIKE LEWIS: “I'll be kicking back on my yacht cruisin' the Bahamas with M.J. ADRIANA LOPEZ: When I go back to Mexico in July I will really suprise my parents . . . Because I will need to take a beginning Spanish class to start all over, maybe even kindergarten. INIGO LOPEZ: Ten years from now I will be a lawyer in Spain. JEFF MARTELL: I will probably be lounging out on the deck of my adorable little bungalo in downtown Sultun thinkin' about all the good times I'm having with my friends who commute over from downtown Darrington. JOE MARTIN: I will be a ski bum trying out for Warren Miller Ski Films. DIANE MCCAULEY: I will be J.T.'s private pilot while Kyle M. is paying me 10,000 dollars. ANN MCCOY: I will still be going racing with J.L. and still drooling over D.S. DAN MCGILVERY: Will be heading my own ac- counting firm with and anxious secretary. RISA MEINKE: “I will probably be a veterinarian; a person who takes care of children. TIM MELUM: In 10 years I will be earning 60,000 dollars a year and thinking of all my overnight Hort. contests. KELLI MERWEDE: In ten years I'll be sitting on yacht on the Riveria with D-N-A looking for a sunbrozen bod known as the 'Big Rig'. PAT MILLER: “I will be playing football for the Dallas Cowboys promoting my favorite beverage, milk. MARYE MORIN: I'll be following Bruce Springsteen around the world, waiting for him to divorce. RON MOR- GAN: I will be cruising down Wilshire blvd. in my red 944 turbo listening to load B-52's. CHRIS MONSON: I will own my own business, be married to Tammy, and have one kid. KYLE MOSE: I will have fulfilled my fantasty of touring with Motley Crue, being their groupie. MICHELLE MUELLER: I'll be lounging on the sunny beaches of Florida drinking Coke and R R Sushies. MELISSA NESSEN: I will be cruzin' with J.R. in his burgandy chevelle. QUIN NICHOLAS: I will be on is- land in the Carribean with one lawnchair, a cooler of food, my frog and parrot. JEFF NISSEN: ”1 plan on living by a lake with Diana Poison and going hunting. KATRINA NOBLE: In 10 years I want to have 4 kids and a job. JOANNE ODLIN: I predict that I will be married to Ben and living in Hawaii with three cars. JERRI ORR: I will be lying on a beach of Hawaii wondering about how epsilons and deltas pertain to the real world. RENEA OTIS: “I will be still be playing keyboards for K.W. and having parties on my new yacht. SCOTT PADUANO: “In 6 years I will be a psychologist in downtown L.A., liv- ing in Hollywood, and being a yuppie driving my BMW 633csi. DONNA PAGE: I'll be living on the sunny beach of Florida. JENNIFER PARKS: I will be a driver instructor and in my spare time I will be a cliff driver in Alcopolco. I will also conduct first hand tours of Granite Falls. DUANE PAULSON: I will be happily married to R.R. and playing hoops in the NBA. ARI-PEKKA PEKARI: I will be an old-fashioned beach bum. RICHARD PETERSEN: I'll probably be spending my time cleaning up the mess left from my every night parties. RONIE PHELPS: “I 'won't' be sitting in the bleachers waiting for Mike to come off the baseball field. MIKE PICKETT: In two months, I'll be making the sequel to Lenny wyman. KARL PIHL: Enjoying my recent Hawaii triathlon victory and trying to figure out how Kath and I can blow all the money I'm making in the stock market. CHEREE KROEZE: I will my Honda Key to Ricky, Davies Road and a box of band-aids to Mari, Dennys to Tonya and Teresa and $61.00 to Tami. KARA KRUSE: I will my brother Bobby my organization skills and the best times I had during high school. NONI LANGLO: I will the license plate to Todd (remember JulieP ?), a little generosity to Jon K and Shawn B, and my dog to Gil. JANEEN LEWIS: I will height to all the freshmen five foot and under. JEFF LEWIS: I will my scammin' abilities to my little brother who's in the 7th grade. MIKE LEWIS: I will my ability to bake tire to Jeff Lewis and my good looks to D.J. MARC LIBERATO: I will my good looks to Mr. Houser, and my soccer skills to Greg Lambert. ADRIANA LOPEZ: I will to Kim Rowland my favorite recipe of Chocolate Chip Cookies. INIGO LOPEZ: I will a lot of friends I come back to the Basque Country. DAN LORENTZEN: I will my great drafting T.A. skills to Jim Daniels. SHARRIE MARKIN: I will my back windows to J.D. and Panda, my wrist to M.E., and my corners to K.P. and my cats to R.C. JEFF MARTELL: I will to my little sister Danica, all of 131 my Motley Crue tapes. P.S. I'm keeping the T-shirt though. JOE MARTIN: I will nothing to no-one, never. DIANE MCCAULEY: I will to my sisters the best of luck in never being with a jerk all through high school and also, my toes to Q.N. ANN MCCOY: I will all our old band uniforms to the bus garage for rags. DAN MCGILVERY: I will my ability to stop my heighth to my cloud-bound brother. RISA MEINKE: I will Brenda Bacheldor my ability to put up with all of my teachers and the strength to put up with high school for 2 more years. Good Luck Brenda. TIM MELUM: I will to Mr. Jensen the unslept nights of the Hort. contests. KELLI MERWEDE: I will to D-N-A the ability to cruise Evergreen and not get caught. PAT MILLER: I will my spot to Leah Dotson. CHRIS MONSON: I will my butt pad to Spurgeon, my good looks to D J Templeman, and my love to Tammy forever. YOJIMORIIZUMI: Hike Japan. I like America. Thank you for the happy time. Sayonara, my never ending story. MARYE MORIN: I leave my cheat-sheets to any underclassman who's smart enough to care, but too dumb to do anything about it. KYLE MOSE: I will to Ricky Kerzic a comb and Brett Hottenforf a liver. MICHELLE MUELLER: I will all my bad grades and my ability to party hardy to my bro, Erik. MILISSA NESSEN: I will all my friendship to C.T., G.L., and E.B. and all my love to J.R. STEPHANIE NEWMAN: I will my thanks to Jim B., Darren C., Jim P., and Eric C. for keeping me partially sane in Bushaw's art class. JEFF NISSEN: I'm going to give my good grades to my sister Shar-mar. KATRINA NOBLE: I want to give my pink shirt to my sister and my love to my mom. JOAN ODLIN: I will all my ability to pass to Kristy and my money to Amy to get her diet Coke. JERRI ORR: I will the cruizin' vessel to Michele and Pau- la and my ability to flunk Mr. Bear's quizes and still pass the class to Steve. RENEA OTIS: I will to K.W. my ability to attract cops. DONNA PAGE: I will my friendship to my best friend Michelle Mueller. DUANE APULSON: I will my basketball shoes to M.R. ARI-PEKKA PEKARI: I will my host-family to lucky new exchange students. RICHARD PETERSEN: I will my Friday night whiskey bottle to Shar-mar Nissen. RONIE PHELPS: To Deanna a whole new wardrobe from the Goodwill and to Charmin a big squeeze. MIKE PICKETT: I leave my soccer shoes to Joseph Garaffa. KARL PIHL: I will my body to Kathy, my mind to science, and my toothbrush to Mr. Browitt. JANEA PUAILIHAU: I will my green machine and great times to my lit- tle bro, Greg, 143. MONICA PUERSCHNER: I will my ability to find the perfect man of my dreams at age 14 to all the fresh- men girls. JIM PUSHARD: I will all my love to Michelle Adams. JENNIFFR PARKS: I will MC. to EC., Denise H's furcoat back to the baglady, 1000 acre cow pasture to Julie Anderson, and my car to B.J. Baker. CHRIS RAYMOND: I will my homework to Nate Arnold. SUSAN REED: I will my cozy bus stop to Julie P.! RHONDA RHOADES: I will my cheerleading outfit to T.P. HOLLY RICHARDSON: I will to Tracy, my dear sister, and Jamie, my other sis, my poor car for future driveway excursions. JILL ROBBINS: I will all the napkins in my car to Kim, anything blue polyester to Coreen, and Carolyn one fake eyelash for Denise to give to Jon, and all my friday nights to Steve, Dan, John, Joel. . . JEFF ROCK: I will my black overcoat with all of its buttons to Mr. Fish. KIM ROWLAND: I will my typing ability to Miss Eggert's T. A.'s and all my high school fun to my upcoming brother, Colby. JIM RUPE: To Brent M. I will my flat wedgies to outrun the Lars. DOUG RUSSELL: I will my happiness to B.M., my memories of Idaho to C.B., R.C., R.M., D C. and my ability to go through 4 years of high school and not amount to anything to S.H. NICOLE SAGER: I will my flirting abilities to Tracy Proffit. My good times in Seattle w the bottle and crystal glass to Mari Kester. And last but not least my skiing abilities to Cheree Kroeze (really her abilities to me). Oh and my thanks to Darrell Garner. KIM SANDERS: I will my happy high school days to Andy, all my Chicken Drive In experiences to my good buds Tina Meggie. SANDRA SANDMEL: I will all my love to Dan, and my ugly car to my sister. BRAD SCHUTZ: To the class of '89. Ha! Ha! Ha! COREEN SIMLER: I will all my hopes for success to my best friend Aimee, the spot to Jill, and all priviledges to the pink elephant to T.D. M.E. MATTHEW SKEWS: I will my 86 T-shirt to my brother, and all the great fun times I had at LSHS to all the underclassmen. KAY SMALE: I will Darren Caudell new locks on his Camero's doors. SHANE STEADMAN: I will my driving ability, my car, and my good looks to my brother Willard. JEFF ST. JOHN: I will my good looks, great personality, and charm to Aaron Zachery. Good luck with the women. SHANTELLE STOROE: I will my ability to cheat on tests without getting caught to R.B. MICHELLE SUNNABORG: I will all of the bummed out days I had to go to school to Tim Devon. MIKE SWEENEY: I will my great attitude to my sister and cousin. DON SYLTE: I will my 4-wheelin' experience to M.L. SHERRY THOMPSON: I will my great studying ability to (NA) my little sis, Jenny. CARY TINGLEY: I will my automotive skills and ability to get out of any situation to Jay Fintz. TIM TOWNS: I wish to donate my phsycial height to the Chris Raymond institute for height deficiency. ANGIE TUERK: I will all my skipping days, my empty baggies, my visine to Cherise Patch. ZACKERY TURNBULL: I will my sister my ability to get along with teachers and get things done at the last minute. ANNIE WAGAR: Too all the cheerleaders, I will a phone that sounds like an ambulance. And to Gil I will my dog. ANTHONY WARHANK: I will my driving skill to Shannon. TERRY VOLKER: I will all the luck and happiness to my newborn child. KIM WEST: I will one S.E.I.J. to B.H. and my Nike shoe box to Tia. CONNIE WHITE: I will my ability to do nothing in band to Joyce and Jeff, and by ability in choir to Brenda. THERESA WHITE: I will my traveling ability to those who like to wander. TINA WIECKHORST: I will my personality, wit, charm, musical ability, and bulldogs, Shastine April, to Wendy, Cass, Paula Johnson. LINDA WILM ART: I will my good looks great personality to my sister Lisa, who will need it. BARRY WILSON: I leave the word Unnguhn to the English language. JEFF WOLFE: I will my ability to play all 3 sports toM.W. TAMI WOLFF: My Oscar to Smiley, my Shreaded Wheat to isa-lay, my quaint charm to Mr. McKinnie. DENISE WOLF: D.H. All my love. N.W. The best of times w Kris. B.S. A Sunkist can. J.H. A new right eyelash. J.A.R. $40 for friday nights and flashing lights. KIM VOLKMANN: I will Tanna Jackson my left hand dribbling ability, Stacey Slater Sherry Ankiel my state medal, and Shaner my freshman year and perfect driving ability. 132 ADMINISTRATION MARY JANE FRASER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Ms. Fraser received her bachelor's de- gree at Western Washington University, her master's at the University of Louis- ville, and her doctorate is pending at Se- attle University. She taught at Bel- lingham for 11 years and at Edmonds for I year This is Ms. Fraser's second year at Lake Stevens High School. ROBERT ESTES PRINCIPAL Mr Estes received his bachelor and master degrees at Central Washington University. He received his principle cru- dentials at Western Washington Univer- sity. He taught at Lake Stevens High School for twelve years and then served as Director of Curriculum at the Central Office for seven years. He moved to Lake Stevens Middle School and was the principal for two years. This is his first year as principal at Loke Stevens High School. DR. FRANK HOWARD ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Dr Howard received his doctorate at the University of Northern Colorado. He taught at Greely Colorado for five years before he came to Lake Stevens High School. This is his third year as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director here L to R: DALE COOPER, ELDRED VOLKMANN, LINDA BURGESS, CRAIG THOMPSON, NANCY MITCH- ELL, and SUPERINTENDANT DR. DON CHRISTENSEN. GREAT Steve Berg Coreer Ed. Bus. Ed. Robert Bear Math Bruce Becker Language Arts Ed Browitt Social Studies John Bushaw Art Dan Bushnell Agriculture Hal Buttery Science TEA CHERS Cliff Chaffee Math Jan Christensen Business Ed. Ray Cole Science Bill Dettrich Industrial Arts Math Mike Edmondson Band Timina Eggert German Greg Erickson P.E. Shelly Fischer P.E. Carol Flotlin Special Ed Dennis Fish Science Kevin Grayum Industrial Arts Ken Haakenstad Math Ray Houser Industrial Arts Carl Jensen Agriculture Paul Harvey Choir Christi Horton Business Ed. Edna Morgan Gary Mose Jeff Page Home Ec. P.E. Social Studies Don Papasedero Language Arts Cynthia Paradie Home Ec. Kathryn Sackmann Spanish Mike Shephard Special Ed. Harold Sigler Language Arts Cindy Saulness DECA Denise Sontra P.E. Mark Spurgeon Kevin Thomas Language Arts Science 137 4 %YM 9 m Michael Tomulty Language Arts David Tremaine Social Studies John Unckles Language Arts Anne Waite Language Arts Chuck Cooney Barbara O'Rourke Stan Tutlis Joann Estes Secretary Kris Wolf Secretary Anita Fosket - Library Aid, Betty Barber - Office Aid, Sue Special Eduation Aids: Judy Henning, Sue Reddeman and Ward - Office Aid (Not pictured: Suzanne Pintar - Career Peggy Rose (Not pictured: Linda Gardner) Planning, Bev Jensen - Computer Aid) 139 IN SPECIAL MEMORY Mr. Egan We Love You THrY,l Self-consciously, he straightened his gray sports jacket and prepared to speak. The details of the background seemed to fade out of focus somewhere behind him, and sadness filled the air like a dark thunder cloud. His face was slightly drawn with anxiety. Shaky and hesi- tant, his first words expressed uncertainty about his decision to leave the school, but anticipation at the challenge of a new job. As he spoke, he carried the audience back in time to numerable pep assemblies, dances, and Homecoming celebrations. Images of bas- ketball games, |unior proms, and graduation parties were surprisingly clear to those who had never exper- ienced them before. His pride in Lake Stevens High School glowed brighter with every word. Finally, he thanked the audience for their encouragement and support. Tears began to fall from his eyes. He paused for a moment, unable to continue. In that second, the audience was on its feet and applause resounded from the gym walls. A bewildered, yet grateful look crossed his face Three standing ovations followed the first. It was our way of saying thank you to a man who was much more than a principal ... he was a friend. -SHELLEY KOTY 140 Spring activities 'Our Town' Comes Front Row; Tami Wolff, Lisa Goshorn. Second Row: David Harbaugh, Albertina Wieckhorst, Molly Kane, Colleen Halvorson, Paul Anderson, Steve Hobbs, Cathy Cook, Becky Lewis. Third Row: Rick Adkins, Tim Melum, Doug Russell, Mr Harold Sigler, James Rupe, Brett Johnson. Fourth Row: Larry Arndt, Lance Olson, Glenn Wisbey, Uhuck Dawson, Andy Urban. Bock Row: Julie Philpott, Cliff Bresee, Roxy Reale, Matthew Skews. To Our Town So Eternally Human, It Transcends Its Own Time ploy, espeaolly wh n it's one ot Amenco's classics Electricians, carpenters, seom stresses, make up ortist, designers. In o school ot a thousand students, the experience to produce a large produc- tion con be dtffiCuH to find Often mony responsibilities rest, unexpected, on the shoulders of the deector, whether he fakes it or not Mr Sigler was more than a director dur- ing Our Town He served us os o philos- opher, as o counselor, ond os o friend Few school activities require such diversity ot ability ond activity os does the production of o full length scene pointers and property mas- ters must be found V - ___I T ypicol of Wader's ploys is the omission of fanear oction. the eornc destruction of illusion, ond the stage olmost devoid of props Chuck Dawson used his sk Oh as a storyteller, a mme ond o philosopher to assist our understand ot the ploy Roxy, Co«een ond Poul • the Webbs - ond Cbft. Molly. Doug ond Juke - the Gfebs • tough� us much about families m A menc o I . . I Am Now . . . And Always Have Been. Top Ten Acodemicolly Front Row: Susan Reed (Salutatorian), Jennifer Greene, Jerri Orr, Kirsty Alexander, Kim Rowland, and Holly Richardson Back Row: Greg Johnson (Valedictorian), Jeff Adell, Jon Knaub, and Mark Ely. Girls' State Representatives Noni Langlo and Alii- Boys' State Representatives Jon Knaub, Jeff Adell, and Greg Johnson, son Allessi '86 Kim Rowlond Business and Office Ed. Dean Furr Vocational Industrial Arts Drafting HONORS Winners! Winners! Everyone loves a winner and LSHS has winners galore. Leading the host of winners are the top ten seniors academically. Coming next are the Girls' State and Boys' State partici- pants. On stage now is one of the state's top six finalists for the Daughters of American Revolution good citizen award, Kristy Alexander. Headlining the list are Lake's National Merit Finalists Greg Johnson and Mark Ely. 11 . . . Wundebor, Bellissima, Muy Bien, Fantastique, Ichiban ... B. O'Rourke Final winning journalists are the Valhalla's Chief Editor Anthony Warhank and Fash- ion Writer Jennifer Neigh- bors. Entering the picture, Jordy Roses made her mark at the AA State Basketball Tournament. A duo of win- ners, Carolyn Johnson and Kevin Kosche, represented Lake at the DECA Nationals in Atlanta, Georgia. Waiting in the wings as members of the state's premiere football team are Chris Monson, Jon Knaub, and Pat Miller. Carolyn Johnson Marketing and Distributive Ed. Joel John Haack Skills Center Automotive Shawna Erie Home and Family Life Tim Melum Vocational Agriculture Take me out to Vorsity Boseboll: Bottom row: Shane Volkmann, Shawn Steadman, Bryan Newell, Kris Girard, Don Baker, Bob Spinelli, Top row: Kevin Carmichael, Duane Bernathy, Jim Daniel, Jeff Wolfe, Jon Helmick, Jim Bell, Ron Belcher, Craig Harrell, Marc Pruett, Dan Dolphin Seniors: (L to R), Jeff Wolfe, Dan Dolphin, Kevin Carmichael, Jim Girard, Ron Belcher, Jon Helmick. They couldn't offer peanuts and Crack- er Jacks, but the team played as a group of men who would never say die. When nothing went right on defense, their sticks made the comeback. When not one ball would drop, and it felt as if there were fifty opponent out- fielders, the defense would rise to the occasion and keep the team in the game. The Lake Pitching staff was al- ways there through sore arms, and long innings. We couldn't thank them enough. Lake baseball was built on raw talent; every player was an All-Wesco candidate, but the team needed a few more breaks. No matter how bad things looked, the team never sat down. the ball game The Longhorns, o symbol of a winning tradition, was held high by Dan Dolphin after Lake defeated another Wesco AA opponent. Take me out to the crowd Buy me some peanuts . . . Pitchers: (L to R), Marc Pruett, Bryan Mewell, Craig Harrell, Jon Helmick, Kevin Carmichael, Ron Belcher Junior Varsity Front Row: Aaron Zachary, Jay Lewis, Rob Duffy, Jim Helmick, Shawn Baldwin, Mike Smith, Tom Wolffe, Jim Girard, Rodney Mobbin. Bo tom Row: Kevin Ellis, Craig Lopes, Joel Lenkeek, Eddie Phelps, Jeff Bell, Jeremy Taylor, Mark Walk den, Mark Hopkins, Corey Ellis. Shutouts and '86 Girls Boasted Experience From Last Year's WESCO Title iT A Jordy Roses Hoped For a Shutout. Varsity: Front Row: Stephanie Peterson, Stephanie Eidson, Dawn Hansen, Julie Little Second Row: Kim Rowland, Jordy Roses, Christina Holguin, Cori Wetzel, Tami Milton, Kierin Pearson. Bock Row: Coach Mike Little, Holly Bodeen, Angie Horne, Sandi Jack, and head coach Ms. Sherri McKinnie Softball got off to a slow start in the beginning of the year, but the players were confident in their. All of the girls showed great potential, both on Varsity and on Junior Varsity. Five start- ers returned from last year who knew what it was like to go to state and who felt they had a very good chance to compete at the state level again this year. Coaches Sherrie McKinnie and Tom Thompson did a great job helping the team correct their mistakes and were very confi- dent in their teams. The tension of the play shows on the faces of Kim Rowland, Dawn Hansen and Kierin Pearson. The girl next to Dawn is unidentified Grondsloms Ranae Mostrom hoped for a grands- lam. Junior Vorsity. Front Row: Lynn Hanson, Adriana Lopez, Joyce House, Debi Lyon, Tracy Olson, Jennifer Neighbors. Second Row: Kristi Garvey, Rebecca Thompson, Andra Sherwood, Page Hanson, Lorraine Gee, Ronae Mostrom, Tonya Pinyon. Bock Row, Toni Surdyk, Dari Pearson, Angela Ricker, Maya Paul, Donell Lindbloom, Marci Stevens and Paula Johnson. VARSITY SOCCER In Front: Coach Mr. Ray Houser Front Row: Matt Goodwill, Chris Herzog, Tom Elsemore, Robbie Knowles, Yoji Morizumn, Dean Furr, Chris Thomas, Greg Lambert, Darrin Best, Wayde Marks, David Henry Middle Row; Don Henry, Greg Brailsford Bock Row: Ander Lazpita, Tobias Guemmer ( 5), Marc Liberato, Ari Pekka-Pekari, Darrin Gould, Chad Leese, Jon Knaub ( 7), Kevin Wyeth, Greg Johnson JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY LEADS OFF SEASON WITH A WIN! Front Row Todd Jockson, Jason Husseman, Mike Odegard, Todd Smith ( 4), Peter Nebeker, Erik Larson, Tracy Sbabnow, Anouthay Keomongkhoun, Troy Sevfert, Brian Barson, Cahn Truong, Bic Lothchomphou, Kelly Brethelsen, Coach Mr. Kevin Grayum Middle Row: Jett Johnson, Andy Sanders, John Barson, Eric Elsemore, Anouxay Keomongkhoun, Casey Weimer Bock Row: Jay Jewell, Jeremy Youngquist, Brady Blanken- ship, Mike Sawyer, Nels Liddiatt, Andrew Knutson, Jacob Paine, Motthew Barnes, Ricky Kerzic Lake Stevens Varsity Soccer team was lead by Senior Cap- tains Greg Johnson, Jon Knaub, and Marc Liberato. Though Coach Houser said that they were a bit too shy, he knew they led the team well with their ex- perience and determination. As each year goes by, the team shows great improvement in skill and in teamwork. Coach Houser expected this year's team to have one of the best winning records in school histo- ry. The team has five exchange students who were counted on to contribute their ability and leadership to bring the team to the top! ACE'S ON STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE Watching and waiting. (Leah Dotson) The 1986 tennis season started out with an introduction to what competition is all about. The score was a close, 3-4, against Bainbridge Island, but the tennis team is expected to do better as they progress into the season. Head coach Mr. Mike She- phard's expectations are that Noni Langlo and Ketia Berry will go to state and do well. But, the overall team goal is to win the league championship. Eye on the ball. (Tricia Egan) Tennis: Front Row: Melissa Barnet, Amy Johnson, Emily Thompson, Danica Martell, Rachel Barner, Ketia Berry, Jamie Robert- son, Stacy Scharnikow, Nikki Patterson, Kelli Peterson, Lauri Lauritsen, Tammy McDaniel, Center: Head Coach, Mr. Mike Shephard, Reshelle Salvas, Lori Watson, Anne Petersen, Tricia Egan, Wendy Estes, Becky Haack, Nikki Hughes, Carrie Michaud, Noni Langlo, Teri Kirtley, Tisha Leese, Assistant Coach, Mr. Scot Woolworth, Back Row: Shana Radkte, Hiedi Gradstrom, Debbie McCauley, Dawn Bloomberg, Leah Dotson, Kelli Kroeze, Carolyn Johnson, Tanna Jackson, Angie Laird THE COURT Vorsity Doubles: Front Row: K. Berry- N. Langlo, D McCouley-H Grandstrom, Back Row: D. Bloomberg- E. Thompson, L. Watson- T Leese Leisure time. (Debbie McCauley and Hiedi Grandstrom) Vorsity Singles: Front Row: T. Jackson, N. Langlo. Back Row: C. John- son, K. Berry, K. Kroeze I've got it! (Carolyn Johnson) Speed.....Power Front Row: Brian Homann, Jeff Byrum. Seen Jameson. Karl Pihl. Jeff Koehler, Er.k Humble, Johnny Hobson, Larry Dressel, Kothy Thompson, Jennifer Bernethy. Kevin Moss, Darren Carleton, Jodi Hovde, Eric Dozier, Jeff St. John, Rick Cluphf, Heather Chnscaden, Becky Lewis, Angie Adkins. Second Row: Quinn Irvinq! Mike Ferruci, Pete Hovde, Lynnette Petro. Teresa Otter, Tim Lloyd, Scott Marshall, Greg Duce, Susie Berg, Mike Saunders, Dawn Huff, Melissa Carruthers, Vic McKinney, Richard Wilson, Duane Paulson, Jeff Steiner, Bill Taylor, Erik Liddiat, Ron Downey, Jon Revord, Jimm Dunn, Tim Zanas. Third Row: Shawn Osborne. Dave Collins, John Wood, Jason Hoobler, Ray Carson, Dave Byrum, Heidi McCory, Stacy Slater, Nikki Knowles, Dave Sexton, Kari Krag, Zack Turnbull, Scott Hagerman, Brian Estes, Carl Gort, Ed Burton, Jerry Moyer, Kirsten Sandoval, Jennifer Stewart, Jeannie Kaapuwai, Kirsten Johnson, Sandra Trotter. Fourth Row.Mike Powrozmk, Jeff Landre. Mark Rogge, Jeff Pegrum, David Lierman, Jeff Aken, Tim Anderson, Gina Olson. Chris Monson, Marc Eldred, Kathy Smiley, Diane McCauley, Billy Richardson, Bobby Kruse, John Hunter, Doug Stalter, Bill Anderson, Colette Garett, Sherry Ankiel, Jason Jones. Rhonda Davis, Candy Er- mels, Marci Brooks. Bock Row: Mr. Cliff Chaffee, coach, Mr Greg Erickson, head coach; Mr. Jeff Page, coach. Jeff Aken was still going up. St. John, Kenyon and Aken worked on jumping 23 feet in the long jump. Jeff St. John had just come down. And Endurance Viking Spikers tried for another conference title Johnny Hobson set himself iust right. Jumpers: Front Row: Bill Taylor, Ron Downey, Vic McKinney, Kevin Moss, Duane Paulson, Jenni- fer Bernethy, Susie Berg. Second Row: Zachary Turnbull, Ed Burton, Mark Rogge, Diane McCau- ley, Tim Anderson, Jeff Aken % A tj In the beginning there was the pole, the bar, the sky, and hurdles and the distance. Duane Paulson (left) went up in the sky to go over the bar. The vaulters (lower left) are, clockwise from front, Mike Saunders, Tim Zanas, Bobbie Kruse, Duane Paulson, Scott Marshall, Dave Collins, and Ray Carson. The hurdlers (below) were trained to jump over tall buildings in a single bound without losing speed by their coach Jeff Page. From left, they are Heidi McCory, Dawn Huff, Jeanme Kaapuwai, Richard Wilson, Jeff Pegrum, Jeff Steiner, Gerry Moyer and Kevin Moss. Sprinters Reaction time, drive, power and speed are the tools of the sprinter, who jumps at the sound of the gun, not at the green light. Front Row: Jodi Hovde, Jeanme Kaapuwai, Melis- sa Carruthers, Nikki Knowles, Stacey Salter, Sherry Ankiel, Kathy Thompson, Kirsten Sando- val, Heidi McCory. Bock Row: Ron Downey, Carl Gort, Jeff Steiner, Richard Wilson, John Wood, Quinn Irving, Scott Hager- man, Johnny Hobson, Brian Es- tes, Brian Hamaan. (stoplight courtesy Salvatore's Downtown Mall) Distonce Runners The distance runner's training is year-long and often lonely. In 1986 these run- ners looked toward Tacoma, 75 miles away, the site of the State Meet. Front Row: Becky Lewis, Sandra Trotter, Kristen Johnson, Heather Criscaden, Colette Gar- rett, Lynette Petro, Nikki Knowles, Gina Olson, Angie Ad- kins. Bock Row: Jim Dunn, Jon Revord, Jeff Byrum, Jeff Landre, John Hunter, Bill Anderson, Karl Pihl, Sean Jameson, Darren Car- leton, Greg Duce, Tim Lloyd, Jeff Koehler, Carl Gort, Erik Lidiatt, Dave Byrum, Scott Marshall. A Young Team With Experience Repeating as Wesco Champions was just one of the goals of the Viking team. Their overall depth suggested before the beginning of the season that they might find a place at the state meet. The Coca-Cola and Kitsap invitational were two of the season's high- lights, while the road to Tacoma required consistent and com- mitted performances both during the dual meet season and at the district meet. Turnout and track meets are often wet, but rarely was this team cold. At left, a smooth handoff. 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