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

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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.

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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

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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