Lynden High School - Simba Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

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LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL: LYNDEN, WASHINGTON - y . jer se f te; We San % x mo. b alt anal ee rw Be ne ee apne ( 0 occ (same Letetlin: man aeeelinaid o a , 1 Py . x et oan SN (015105510) ee ers ees = leant AT ee eee ee ea 8 15) (iO eee Coe eer We ete mete te ee eer) 2 oye) oe TON ce a Ae ae 4 Sek S12)'-0 Meena UO Pee ree me WE CAME: WE FOUGHT: WE CONQUERED! Top Row, L to R: Randy Witman, Kevin Vosser, Gregg Nelson, Randy Dempewolf, Jim Lofland, Doug Maier, Doug VanBeek, Dan Crabtree, Mark Tiesinga, Brad Anderson, Lonnie Honcoop, George Alexander, Luke Weeks. Middle Row, L to R: Coaches Maberry and DeValois, Rich Waldemar, Mark Hinton, Randy Bajema, Randy Honcoop, Ken Sturtz, Marty Maberry, Duane Shelly, Dale Ham, Barry Swinburnson, Coach Lane, and Head Coach Rollie DeKoster. Front Row, L to R: Mike Vail, Bill Jones, Manager John Delon, Stan Jones, Ron Bonson, Rick Nelson, Rick Sundstrom, Brad DeHaan, Greg Helgeth, Barry Honcoop, Terry DeKoster. prandicaps Overeg@m so that inter-scholastié ike Maberry, Lynden's basketba@ d with the same winning attitude Dtball season. season games were practice games. srful Mt. Baker and the a er Scott ppolindem aa ; y Maberry, running backs R ...AND THEY WERE 1 The day: Bright, clear, sunny The feeling: Excitement, hope, anticipation. The players: Enthusiastic, patient. The game: To win In a moment the action, Of spirit Of mind Of body capturing what is best This day These men This time These hopes Se es This game, THEY GAVE THEIR BEST TO BE THE BEST | | ! ee ee jp ae nein he hei te a te eamntto FATE AG tte TOP ROW, Lto R: Bob Bonson, Dean Vander Yacht, Monte Maberry, Don Roe, Gareth Bolt, Jim Taubenheim, Don Bittles, Scott Pitman, MIDDLE ROW, Lto R: Coach DeValois, Kevin Visser, Doug Helgeth, Tim Vonk, Lonnie Honcoop, Brad Anderson, Jim Lofland, Randy Ham, Coach Lane. Dempewolf, Mark Tiesinga, Dan Crabtree, Luke Weeks. JV. FOOTBALL Lynden Lynden Lynden Lynden Lynden Lynden Lynden 34 12 24 16 48 38 33 Blaine Meridian Blaine Nooksack Concrete Mt. Baker Lynden Chr. Record: 6-0-1 FRONT ROW, LtoR: Gregg Nelson, Brad Maier, Doug Van Beek, Randy 12 oS 12 13 Can I look at the camera yet? Upper left: Mrs. Buurman-counseling, psychology. Lower left: 'What's this? The lavatories are out of order! ! ' Mr. Springer-Junior advisor, English. Upper middle: Mr. Claude Case- Superintendent, Lower middle: Vernon Vannice-vice principal, commercial law, and service club and student council advisor. Upper right: Mrs. Thomas-English I, annual and fresh- man.class advisor, Mrs. Clay-Secre- tary, Mr. Vander Ploeg-Mechanical drawing. Lower right: Mr. Kenneth McAulay-Principal. Mr. Dave Meyers-Ag shop, Ag science, indus- trial arts, and F,F,A, advisor. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY WE GAIN AS THEY GIVE Ps ¥ F 2 e052 we or ’ ees Gayle Rachinski...... (alias flying fingers) Well, look what we have here. Mr. McAulay and Mary Poppins. ! l¢ 16 Mr. Evans: Band and Chorus Mrs. Wichers: Typing, Bookkeeping, math and machines. Mrs. Cline: Biology and Advanced Bio- logy Do all the good you can, By all the means you can, In all the ways you can, In all the places you can, At all the times you can, To all the people you can, As long as ever you can, Top: Mrs, Thomas and Karen Groen dis- cuss??? Middle left- I am the King! (alias Tom Springer), Middle right-Typ- ically Mike White... Lower: Spring has seemed to bounce into fall, 17 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 7 ‘ 5, Seiwa ‘ Ve age a SP casi aca ‘tials: nhs as Sih, mein F wi Ge St E Sg 8 i age Standing: Coach Snell, Ron Vannice, John Taylor, Ken Lange, Jim Buizer, Mark Rice, Dave Weidkamp. Kneeling: Tom Hyldahl, Dave Jamie, Dave Holweger, Greg Schiller. This year was a building year for the Lynden Cross Country team. It takes a special type of person to run cross country. These dedi- cated people ran up to 12 miles each day, during turn-out, Those returning next year are Juniors: Ken Lange, Dave Jamie, Dave Holweger, Greg Schiller, Jim Buizer. Sophomores: John Taylor, Tom Hyldahl, Dave Weidkamp. Freshmen: Ron Vannice, and Mark Rice,. Thanks for the great job, fellows. Coach Marv Snell BUILDS FOR NEXT YEAR Go that way, and we'll head them off at the pass. Cross Country runners run for different reasons. It's a weird sport, mainly that only you know if you're giving it your best. It's easy to accept a ride from a friend in acar, You may ask, 'Why not walk or take a shortcut? That is not the purpose. You must keep on traveling and give it your innermost effort. Your legs ache and your head throbs. You wonder, Why, why am I doing this?'’ You pour your whole heart into this sport and what is the result? Then you spot it up ahead. Through the hot sweat running down your face you can see the finish line, . Then you know the purpose. You ran the complete race and you gave it your best. What a fantastic feeling. PICTURES TELL THE STORY Pia ee eee Pee a a ee peasy: Hn Homecoming celebrations began with the most exciting pep assembly in the history of L.H.S. Monday was also Jail-Bait Day , sponsored by the Seniors. Everybody was to wear west- ern clothes and a 'Jail-Bait Button . Those who did not participate were thrown in jail. Class competition for the day was a ''Marshmallow Stuff . Winners were Marion Vargas, Terry De Koster, and Mr. Evans. The Juniors were responsible for Tuesday, ''Greaser Day . The styles for the day were those of the 50's. Some boys slicked back their hair with butch-wax. Class competition for the day was ''7-up Drinking Contest . Carol Bovenkamp, Rick Sundstrom, and Mr. Evans were victorious. The Sophomores announced that Wed- nesday was Hillbilly Day . Every- body was asked to dress appropriately. Class competition was a ''Pie Eating Contest'', The happy gobblers were Cindy Waldemaar, Randy Witman, Mrs, Clay, and Mr, Vannice. The Freshmen dubbed Thursday Pajama Day''. Pajamas were the thing to wear that day. Class compe- tition was to drink milk from a baby bottle. The winners were Claudia Buizer, Dave Shuler, and Mr. Vander Ploeg. Friday was the Royalty Coronation. It was also announced that the Seniors won the float competition with the Juniors coming in second, Then came the bath tub race with the Seniors again winning and the Juniors once again second, To top the week off, our mighty Lions destroyed the team from L,.C.H.S., A highly successful dance was held to celebrate our victory. Upper, Seniors: Linda Noteboom, Brad De Haan, Becky Niewendorp, Stan Jones, Mina Williams, Warren Lowe. Lower, Juniors: Pete Deering, Tanna Provias, Mark Langstraat, Bev Bovenkamp, Dave Holweger, Jill Streets. Upper, Sophomores: Randy Dempewolf, Barb Arntzen, Brad Anderson, Kitty Lowe, George Alexander, Janet Noteboom, Lower, Freshmen: Ladd Shumway, Kathy Kaised, Mark Rice, Nancy De Boom, Garreth Bolt, Carol Verduin. iit ; € Pf ROYALTY ‘73 Upper Left: Queen: Becky Nieuwendorp, King: Stan Jones Lower Far Left: Junior Royalty: Tanna Provias, Dave Holweger Lower Center: Sophomore Royalty: Kitty Lowe, Brad Anderson Lower Right: Freshman Royalty: Kathy Kaiser, Ladd Shumway ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY L to R-Tammi DeHaan, Karen Groen, Barb Vermeulen, Colleen Buizer, Cindy Meenk, Carol Verduin, Nancy Springer, Neva Powers, Lori Holweger, Rae McCracken, Jeff Barker, Debby Lewis, Dianna Rdesinski, Jill Likkel, Lin Rasmussen, Kaydean Hoober (business manager), Bonnie Nieuwsma, Above: What any normal A,S.B. looks like after a year leading student council. Left: Jeff Barker, A,S,B. president ''Keep on Truckin' ; 24 .. ALWAYS SOMETHING BREWING This year, '73, has been a year to remember, We now have an F.M. radio system in the cafeteria. Thanks to the work of the student council and officers we have three breaks a week, This year's homecoming was the best ever! A,S.B, also sponsored some exciting dances. Being a student representative is no easy job. It takes time and energy to successfully represent the students. It's their job to voice our wants and needs in student government. Can you imagine being an A.S.B. officer ? Our student leaders? Although you may not hear of them, or what they're doing, they are always busy accomplishing their appointed jobs. They have done their best and a good job, deserving thanks!! Above: As A.S.B. Secretary, Lori Holweger tries to kick her bad habits. Below: 'Moneybags Lewis''...A.S.B. treasurer. SENIOR PLAY HAS A The world of escape and the world of reality are forces that create dramatic tension for Tennessee Williams' play, THE GLASS MENAGERIE, Amanda wants her son, Tom, to bring home a gentleman caller for the crippled daughter, Laura. But Amanda's hope is confused with her memories of her own gentlemen calls, Laura, unable to cope with reality, escapes to a world of glass animals. Tom supports the family and in his attempt to adjust to mother and sister, he escapes to the movies. The gentleman caller scheme fails. Tom escapes to the merchant marines; Amanda escapes into new hopes and Laura, more secure in herself, has the memory of a pleasant evening with the gentleman caller. SMALL CAST IN BIG PRODUCTION It's magic, Laura. Tom Wingfield .. Amanda Wingfield Laura Wingfield.. Gentleman caller. Director Prompter Properties Set and lights .. Rick Sundstrom ..- Dianna Rdesinki . Kaydean Hoober -.- Barry Honcoop Carl Cary Jeanne Crabtree Kris Judson Rick Potts Doug Bovenkamp Dave Bode Steve Pearson Mark Nieuwendorp Dianna Rdesinki Stan Jones Pete Vlas Jim Van Dyk af 28 F.H.A. TO DARE IS Back Row: (L-R) Tami Jones, Claudia Buizer, Pam Williams, Stevie McCracken, Brenda Burger, Lauri Glass, Cindy Smith, Renetta Yoder, Sheryl Hilmer, Bobbie Berg. Second Row: (L-R) Janelle Erickson, Bonnie Nieuwsma, Jana Langstraat, Kathy Kayser, Debbie Polinder, Karla DeJong, Sally Harrison, Nancy Powers, Jackie Verbree, Juanita Huisman, Third Row: (L-R) Kathy Loveall, Rosemary Thomas, Marlene Dyck, Merrilee Huisman, Kitty Lowe, Chris Rutgers, Beth Ann Baar, Nancy Vande Garde, Trudy Winterberg, Janet Bons, Bottom Row: (L-R) Wendy Schiller, Ann Harrison, Barbie Zylstra, Shelli Rutgers, Betty Thomas, Margo Cusin, Kathy Eshuis, Kris Johnson, Becky Gentry, Jeri Gilmore. Look behind you Mrs, Wilcow. That's all the whip cream you get Dave! Back row: JoAnn Noteboom (Historian), Kayle TenKley (V.P.), Barb Vermeulen (Sec,), Annie Tichelaar (Degree Chr.). Front row: Kris Morgan (Pres,), Patti Vannice (Recorder), Marlys Feller (Treas.), You're not supposed to sack out at a slumber party. We'll remember the good times, Marlys...keep your fingers outa your mouth! Who let one? F.F.A. PRODUCES AN OUTSTANDING PS anti So you're the one who's been hiding Top row: Bruce Lovell, Dennis Nipges, Randy Whitman, Lonnie Honcoop, Dan Gentry. the milkshakés, Middle Row: Steve Oatman, Harvey DeBruin, Greg Nelson, Alan Yoder, Jerry Birdsey, Jim Powers, Brad Anderson, Lad d Shumway, Bob Bonsen, Scott Pitman, Faustino Perez, Tim Vonk, Steve Hamilton, Rick Lagerway. Bottom Row: Gary Honcoop, Darryl VandeHoef, Ed Bosscher, Steve Roberts, Keith Verbrugge, Chris Rehm, Gene Summers, Dan Crabtree, and Jim Lofland. Where did you take this wagon, Mr. Myers? 30 “VINTAGE” YEAR Top: Fred DeHaan, Bob Reinstra, Ron Bonsen, Scott Polinder, Greg Smit, Brad DeHaan, Jerry Kaiser, Warren Lowe, Jerry Blankers. Bottom: Steve Wagter, Dale Ham, Mark Langstraat, Ron Goodman, Gary Oltman, Gene Chronister, Gail Gustafson. Mr. Tops attentive class has no nuts, Polish version of Romeo and Juliet. Hu; cite. tl. ..tudge!} | Hurry, grab it, you know we got to eat tonight! Frosh molesters !! If we fill our hours with re- grets over the failures of yes- terday, and with worries over the problems of tomorrow, we have no today in which to be thankful, 32 ; WINTER aoe ae REFLECTIONS WHAT LIES BEHINDUS AND WHAT LIES BEFORE US | ee N11 bY 0 st | COMPARED | ets | TO WHAT LIES WITHIN US. Ae TYPICAL MOMENTS TELLING Hey, guys! Tell us, too! Shame on you, Mr. Vannice, and on school time, too... shame, shame, Pe as WHAT HIGH SCHOOL IS ALL ABOUT Lynden's favorite jolly green giant!! Not now, Warren, I've just stepped out from the powder room. TO LOOK UP AND NOT DOWN, Mike Bellanger Don Bittle Jeff Boice Gareth Bolt Bob Bonsen Cheryl Bovenkamp Kathy Bovenkamp Larry Brown Up the ladder-Treasurer-Monty Maberry, Secretary-Carol Erickson, Vice-President-Dean Vander Yacht, President- David Brumbaugh. David Brumbaugh Brenda Burger Claudia Buizer Dan Cunningham Margo Cusin Gayla Dawkins 38 | TQ LOOK FORWARD AND NOT BACK, Nancy DeBoom Tami DeHaan Bill DeKriek Julie DeLeon Mary DeLeon Mike Eide Scott Elbrecht Carol Erickson Janelle Erickson John Etienne Kathy Eshuis Jeff Ewing Shon Geer Becky Gentry Jeri Gilmore Susie Goodman CHEESEburgers... Kim Gravning Randy Ham Steve Hamilton Ann Harrison Doug Helgath Gary Honcoop Not pictured-Robert Bauman Jerry Birdsey ji Ed Bosscher Floyd Brionez Mario Briones Scott Erdman Christine Estabrook Sue Hovda Frankie Luna Kris Johnson Stella Perez Karen Ware 40 Tami Jones Dan Jordan Kathy Kayser Karen Kenworthy Mike King Mike Kittleson Doug Krenz Jana Langstraat Lynda Larsen Mike Lewis Jack Louws Kathy Loveall Florine Lycklama Monte Maberry Stephanie McCracken Nancy Miller Bonnie Mieuwsma Mark Nonhoff Sue Otter David Pen Faustino Perez Scott Pitman Debbie Polinder Jim Powers Stacy Provias Jan Pulley Cindy Rdinski Chris Rehm Cindy Reimer Mark Rice TO LOOK IN AN NOT OUT, C AND TO LEND A HELPING HAND. Steve Roberts Don Roe Scott Rutgers Joe Salazar Wendy Schiller Stacy Senger Connie Shelly Ladd Shumway Dorothy Skerjanc Tammy Smith Nancy Springer Gene Summers Allen Sytsma - Jim Taubenheim Bill Taylor Daryl TenKley Ken VanBeek Darryl VandeHoef Dean Vander Yacht Ron Vannice Gary VanZanten Keith Verbrugge Carol Verduin Bridgit Vlas Tim Vonk Allan Ward Julie Williams Pam Williams Pear! Winterberg Renetta Yoder 41 Mrs, Flowers-freshman class advisor, general business, and business techniques Ti ih ae Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. 42 SOPHOMORES we are more than just faces ...each of us is an unique individual with dreams, wandering hopes and an acute awareness of reality ..-but are we really aware of each other... ? Top to Bottom: President Randy Dempewolf, Vice- Pres. Marlys Feller, Secretary Pam Chilton, Treas- urer Leslie Kipp. Class Advisor: Miss Fenton, also teaching World History, P.E. Penny VanAchte prepares to lay an egg. a | Do you think we'll get to play? tt Kaan 43 44 QUR THOUGHTS ARE OFTEN OF NOW... George Alexander Brad Anderson Barb Arntzen Beth Ann Baar Kathi Bailey Rhonda Bajema Janet Bons Carol Bovenkamp Fred Bovenkamp Dave Brim Sock it to 'em, Barb! Connie Burgraff Pam Chilton Dan Crabtree Dwight Crabtree Tom Cramer Dave Crocker Mark Dahlgren David DeBoom Harvey DeBruin Jeff DeGraff ee ee i CP PL IT ISN'T UNTIL NOW BECOMES A MEMORY John DeLeon Randy Dempewolf Craig DeVries Marlene Dyck Sharon Eberly Esther Eide Kathy Ellwanger Tom Entrikin Marlys Feller Mickie Fischer Patti Flynn Linda Honcoop Lonnie Honcoop John Horman Sheryl Hillmer Ruth Hubbard Juanita Huisman Merrilee Huisman Tom Hyldahl Tiffany James Sharon Kalsbeek Leslie Kipp Beth Koehn 45 | | THAT WE REALIZE THAT THIS PART OF Jill Likkel Jim Lofland Kitty Lowe Tina Lycklama Cindy Meenk Gregg Nelson Dennis Nipges Renee North Janet Noteboom Joel Olinger Steve Oltman Nancy Powers Dalene Price Kris Rickenbacker Nancy Rodney Chris Rutgers Gloria Salazar Dave Shuler Jim Skerjanc Debbie Sorsoleil Gene Sterk Deanne Sundstrom Donna Swope Hurrah! English is over! OUR LIVES WAS ONLY A STEPPING STONE. John Taylor Betty Thomas Mark Tiesinga Penny VanAchte Doug VanBeek Nancy VandeGarde Linda VanMersbergen Marian Vargas Jackie Verbree Darlene Visser Kevin Visser Cindy Waldemar Arenda Warmink Luke Weeks David Weidkamp Trudy Winterberg Sue Wood Alan Yoder Barb Zylstra Not pictured: Irvin Benson Charlene Boers Cathy Crabtree Albert Feliz Daniel Gentry Danny Huffman Rick Lagerwey Norma Kness Bruce Loveall Stan Maassen Brad Maier Richard Mansbridge Jeff Regan Dave Spry Rod Vander Veen Phillip Vargas Randy Witman Randy Whitman 47 JUNIORS: CLASS OF re ‘74 cae Mrs. Wilcox: Home Ec I II, Advanced Home Ec, we Stu Mr. Vander Ploeg: Mechanical Drawing I II, Wood- shop I II. I used to be afraid to walk forward; to by any- thing but young. Yet time was not my friend for now I stand stretching my arms to the future, | Is this what growing up means-not to be deluded by simple dream? My visions were simple; those placements fulfilled them. My task is to discover my own destiny. That is why I am here. Junior Class Officers: Treasurer Kaylene Ten Kley, Vice-President Randy Honcoop, President Dave Holweger, Secretary Coleen Buizer Not Shown. 48 | JUNIORS HAVE THE FLAME TO KEEP THE SPIRIT BURNING Dennis Assink Randy Bajema Bev Bovenkamp Debbie Brown Colleen Buizer Jim Buizer Ann Chilton Bob Cogdal Cindy Crabtree Marcia Crabtree Karen Groen Anne Gussen Gail Gustafson Dave Curbow Fred De Haan Karla De Jong Terry De Koster Debbie De Kriek Charlotte Dickenson Dick Drost Jim Forde Shelly Gee Lauri Glass 50 SO MANY WORLDS, Debbie Gutzman Dale Ham Sally Harrison Norman Hein Jackie Kenken Mark Hinton Dave Holweger Kathy Honcoop Randy Honcoop Sue Hyldahl Kenny Johnson Bill Jones Erika Judson Robin Kaiser Jerry Keizer Patti Kenworthy Cathy Koning Kevin Kordal Ken Lange Mark Langstraat rf “| Role fb f “A ae sA vl Bruce Longstreth Marty Maberry Renee Myers Kris Morgan Bob Nieuwendorp Janice Nipges Judy Otter Linda Powers Tanna Provias Greg Pulley Not Pictured: Jerry Blankers Pat Cardwell Lynda Harrison Dave Jaime Mary Jaime Elizabeth Pearson Bonnie Rachinski Steve Rasmussen Brenda Ronhaar Greg Schiller Duane Shelly Greg Smit Randy Smit Cindy Smith Dorothy Speelman Don Stauffer Jill Streets Ken Sturtz Kathy Summers Brian Van Dyken Patti Vannice Rito Velo Barb Vermeulen Rick Visser Steve Wagter Rich Waldemar Mark Weeks Barb Whitman Bill Winterburg Not Pictured: Dora Perez Anne Rameriz Amanda Smith Annie Tichelaar Nora Van Jeperen Jim Van Dyk Tim Williams SO MUCH TO DO.... Barry Swinburnson Debra Sytsma Jill Ten Kley Kaylene Ten Kley Daryl Thom Rosemary Thomas Mike Vail Ned Vander Ploeg Randy Vander Veen Lenora Van Mersbergen Jacky Witman Janet Wood Marc Youngs 51 SO LITTLE DONE.... A ne Will be teaadenitted lothe dance once he leas (Stiles Givls way wear borg Neat Sinking hotallowed ind otticlling of als oe 52 SUCH THINGS TO BE. . |! 53 CARY’S CAPERS... The class of '74 presented the play 'Here Comes the Brides,'' This play involved eleven people and was directed by Mr, (Dad) Cary, This play was given to the grade school May 4 as a matinee and the 5th for the evening performance, Mr. Cary took eleven people who didn't know each other very well and within a month or two there was a group of kids who really got along despite a few problems, Dave Curbow played the part of a typical American clean cut kid. Mark Hinton was Dave but had a different attitude and style. He became Dave's wife as a last resort to a problem they were involved in, These two were type cast. Kris Morgan was the typical s nooty housekeeper old-lady type. Colleen Buizer was the typical girl next door and was every- one's sweetheart. Rich Waldemar was a bill collec- tor who was to collect the furniture the day of Uncle Dan's (Dave Holweger) visit. Kaylene TenKley was a man chaser after Uncle Dan, Barb Vermuelen (Bub- bles) was a flirt... WOW! Judy Otter was the crazy lady's keeper and Rosemary Thomas was the crazy lady. Everyone gave a fine performance and the play was an experience neither the cast nor the audience will ever forget. Most of the people who were in- volved are looking forward to next year's Senior Play. 54 Dave Curbow. 2%. « 2 « sb one genes tee eee Jimmy Took Mark Hinton... « ts) sae bes ene ee Bill Thompson Kris! Morgans, 05. evn a een aes eee Aunt Ellen Thompson Colleen Buiter’... 4. 5st keugt cee eee Madge Burns Rich Waldemar. 2.98 ode qucettie eee . . Mr. Oswald Kaylene Tenkley, = 2). -acee age cas eeaan Duvalle Smythe Barb Vermuelen .. . cevee eet ee Bubbles Duvalle Judy Otter 052, i) rare és Udy. bens ee ee Dee Jill Ten; Kley s,s. .° sb: se eae ee Peg Westfield Dave Holweger . 4+. su scene ee Uncle Dan Took Rosemary ‘Thomas ,°. 7 2 sa 6 ste cele mins eee anne ane ee ee CAPTIVATES CROWD! _— e : i What are heavy? Sea-sand and sorrow: What are brief? To-day and to-morrow: What are frail? Spring blossoms and youth: What are deep? The ocean and truth, HIGH, DON’T BE BLUE Left to right: Brad DeHaan, Greg Schiller, Jeff DeGraaff, Doug Van Beek, Ned Vander Ploeg, Dave Burgraff, Randy Van Achte, Dan Crabtree, Mark Benson, Marty Maberry, Terry DeKoster, Randy Honcoop; Coach, Jake Maberry; Asst. Coach, Rollie DeKoster; Man- ager, John Horman, FRANKENSTEIN WAS UGLY TOO! O say can you see my eyes, then my... Although this marked the first time in years the Lynden Lions failed to make the District play- offs, they had one of the better records in the area. This was 13 wins, and 7 losses; the team was a good basketball squad. This turned out to be one of the tightest races in Whatcom County history, Lynden was one game out of first place yet ended up in the number five position, Highlights in the season were fine team and in- dividual performances in the Mt, Baker, Nooksack and Blaine games! At the end of the season, individual awards were given to the following boys: Dave Burgraff-top re- bounder, Brad DeHaan- Inspirational and Captain's award, Marty Maberry-foul shooting award, and Randy Van Achte-Darigold Sportsmanship award, Seniors who played well for Lynden and will be sorely missed were Brad DeHaan, Mark Benson, Dave Burgraff, and Randy Van Achte, Mr. DeKoster has a fine J. V. team coming up after a 15-5 season, and Mr, DeValois' 10-2 jun- ior high team---these plus many fine juniors and sophomores from this year's varsity means Lyn- den will be a fine team for 1974! Coach Jake Maberry Above George lays one up! Below ''Big Boog! WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET | Lynden 67 Port Townsend 37 Lynden 66 Port Townsend 49 Lynden 70 Mariner 60 Lynden 48 Mt. Baker 48 Lynden 58 Lynden Christian 52 Lynden 68 Blaine 52 Lynden 51 Nooksack 66 Lynden 72 North Surrey 42 Lynden 67 Meridian 43 Lynden 91 Mt. Baker 67 Lynden 54 Lynden Christian 61 Lynden a Blaine 68 Lynden 1S Mariner ays Lynden 58 Nooksack 47 Lynden 67 Meridian 51 Lynden 64 Mt. Baker 70 Lynden 40 Lynden Christian 55 Lynden 85 Blaine 66 Lynden o2 Nooksack 69 Lynden 70 Meridian 61 60 MIGHTY LIONS DON'T TAKE NO SH It is high counsel that I once heard given to a young person: Always do what you are afraid to do . Ralph Waldo Emerson 62 What WE CAN DO ANYTHING WE WANT i | Worth the wait huh? IF WE STICK TO IT LONG ENOUGH Back row: Dave Jaime, Greg Helgath, Richard Waldemar, Mark Hinton, Barry Swinburnson, and coach Terry Lane, Front row: Dave Weidkamp, Doug Helgath, and Norman Hein, Don't fight the feeling Richards. (Richard Waldemar-un- defeated wrestler and Captains award, Greg Helgath-inspirational award.) Dave Weidkamp -outstanding player award and Dave Jaime- most aggressive player award, 63 To be curious is to be alive; To sense the wonder In all things, great and small, ss Lo PORES: oS ahaa: Ya really think she'll believe I had diptheria? Best picture of Penny ever taken! 64 TO BE A CHEERLEADER ee Barb Arntzen Janet Noteboom Dalene Price To give of yourself, To lead the team To be friendly To do your best, To victory, To everyone in school, To lead the school With a bit of To be considered With zeal and zest. Luck and trickery. A vital tool. a? eigenen Se _NECOGENG CHEERLEADING IS: Karla---doing the wrong yell Erika---embarrassing moments Tanna---having muscley legs Somcencne tale Mina----getting a sore throat Kris---having thick ankles Jill---forgetting to wear green underpants Step right up and meet the Tanna Provias BUT MOST IMPORTANT. ..GREAT MEMORIES Rock around the clock! ee : PMTSeT Te a a Rock, cheerleaders, ee a Jill Streets To boost the spirit Of the team, And give everyone The victory dream, Then, as we look back When our year is done, We realize, We had a lot of fun, As we now Sit back and rest We wonder, Did we do our best? Heat Sr. ad Vi i ny r TabbeaGd RAL F nD Teettetset ig TB Atte) AT MRELELEL ELEY baRSeettteee ee a om 5 , G Bae SPRING ie wee REFLECTIONS a7 Oe ee a See cee - THATYOURLIFE =——s 1 ag ee er) vie 0| Ho ore) {cagely- b=) (eyo: os dae ee SR REAR ha aero ens) Vm 7010) 88] = Rach ee Rh ae 1m - SHOULD HAVE NO BEGINNING, — ee i - WHO ARE, WHO ARE, WHO ARE THE BEST? oe Duana Bacon Jeff Barker Liz Bellanger Mark Benson Dave Bode Marcella Boers Ron Bonsen Doug Bovenkamp Dave Burgraff | Linda Burgraff | Patti Burns | Bruce Cartwright Gene Chronister Marilyn Cowin Janet Crabtree Jeanne Crabtree | Donna DeGroot Brad DeHaan Jerry DeJong Scott Doornenbal || Duke Dykstra | Ellen Enfield Marsha Erickson | Bev Gee 70 ‘ “SENIORS, SENIORS, LHS!” Lois Gilmore Ron Goodman Sandra Groen Greg Helgath Lori Holweger Left to right: President-Rick Nelson, Vice-President- Barry Honcoop JoAnn Noteboom, Secretary-Linda Noteboom, Treas- urer-Ilene Louws. Below: Artist VanAchte uses his magic touch on Miss Noteboom! Kaydean Koober Stan Jones Kris Judson Julie Kenworthy Nancy Koning Lois Kornelias Hey, Beck! SENIORS STEAL THE SHOW WITH Watch those hands!! ' a ates SPIRIT OF SEVENTY THREE Left: SENIOR CHAMPS! Barry Honcoop, Greg Helgath, Rick Sundstrom, Brad DeHaan, Rick Nelson, and Ed Hubbard, driver. Saieteneninennl SS aed I just told Rick what I had for lunch... Mr. Cary: English II, IV, drama director. Having fun, Warren? “tytt! 8 ow 4h gt %; | tg tate oe . ee We P +, %ote® 4% 4 9% + 15% erento ad | He who knows not and knows not he knows not, he is a fool- shun him; | He who knows not and knows he knows not, he is simple- | teach him; He who knows and knows not he knows, he is asleep- wake him; | He who knows and knows he knows, he is wise- follow him! 74 Judy Lagerway Dave Lange Debby Lewis Odile Linden Ilene Louws As we have traveled through the Warren Lowe halls of LHS the memories we leave behind have shaped a big part of our lives. We will long remember being underclassmen and being so a- fraid to speak out. Everything was so new and exciting. We'll never forget semesters, pep assemblies, ball games, state, skipping, but most important...the Fred Lycklama people who have shared their lives Barb Maneval and thoughts with us. Now we are seniors and we are no longer afraid to say what we be- lieve. We will each go our separate way, but none will go get the mem- ories we have and gave to LHS, Rae McCracken Becky Nieuwendorp Mark Nieuwendorp JoAnn Noteboom Linda Noteboom Sharon Noteboom Gary Oltman 75 MANY SENIORS TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITY Julie Litman Carmen Ortiz Nancy Osgood Steve Pearson Scott Polinder Rick Potts Ts that you, Barko? Neva Powers Cheryl Ramey Debbie Rasmussen Lin Rasmussen Robert Rienstra Dianna Rdesinski Shelly Rutgers Francis Salazar Sally Shea WITH JOBS OR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL Ron Snider Sue Springer Jody Sterk Steve Sturtz Rick Sundstrom Alice Taylor Karen Tiesinga Fred Tilton Randy VanAchte Arlis VandeHoef Debbie Verduin Pat Vonk Mina Williams Tom Williams Allison Young Not Pictured: Benay Albert Bernice Bosscher Jim DeKoster Ed Hubbard Linda Lingbloom Rick Nelson Martha Ortiz Pete Vlas Can't wait till spring 77 oe see Kaylene TenKley, Duane Shelly: Gullible BIR ict tes cat ie Jeff Barker and Colleen Buizer: Interest in others incite title Mina Williams and Rick Sundstrom: Spirit Opposite: Nancy DeBoom, Steve Rasmussen: Flirts arren W , it ir Sp indness Ned VanderPloeg, Mina Williams Barb Vermeulen K Lowe Omen oh Day aba a os é 2% = = ms 5 ah o £3 5 SNH n ea ee mo O : = 8 g@ o Ea = 38 = = ao £ Qs 5 38 L 3 33 oS 2 E 3% n o s Rats S 283 E Cun fae Y) 5 ok O == E on - Hae Talent Humor ROVERS Steve Rasmussen Kaylene TenKley, Ed Hubbard Sally Shea Sn ENE man en Se ae MAIS eke, =r {tO WD oO SOO FEE EEEISE REE =a (in se ee]! OO PE |CAN SING A RAINBOW piece — oo ee ae 7c Back row: Fred Tilton, Kris Judson, Jeff Barker, JoAnn Kaydean Hoober, Neva Powers, Jeanne Crabtree, Sally Shea, ) Barry Honcoop, Seated: Lori Holweger, Karen Tiesinga, Linda Noteboom, Debby Lewis, Odile Linden, Rae McCracken, Alice Taylor, and Marsha Erickson, There is nothing more beautiful than a rainbow, but it takes both rain and sunshine to make a rain- bow. If life is to be rounded and many colored like the rainbow, both joy and sorrow must come to it, Those who have never known anything but prosper- ity and pleasure become hard and shallow, but | those whose prosperity has been mixed with adver- HI sity become kind and generous, and gracious, | 82 SERVICE WITH A SMILE! This year's Usher's Club had a successful year, They worked at every special event requiring their assistance, such as; sports events, theater performances, Baccalaureate, and Graduation, Usher's Club officers included: Jo Ann Noteboom, Kaylene Ten Kley, Becky Nieuwendorp, and Sharon Noteboom Heeringa. GIRLS’ CLUB THOUGHTS TURN TO ‘Snore ummm emia omy PRISM CES ast sees a TOES EE RE A eee : oo 7 prenenesee enema SSCS Enema SS SS ESTES ESPON x ai . ee CEEOL ae SUNSHINE, CALORIES RAINBOWS!! Top to bottom, left to right: He made us an offer we couldn't refuse (Nancy DeBoom, Charlene Boers), This is the absolute living end...oh sick, never again (Charlene Boers). Check those legs out Jeff (Kris re 7 ewe Morgan). This is Dalene Price folks...Good Day. 7 Watch out Rhonda, the dog's been in that grass! The farmer in the dell...' Jill and twin (a couple of cuties, huh?). PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE IN MUSIC ARE { | Lynden High was very proud of its music department this year. The band and choir both received superior rat- ings in contest with much larger schools, The thirty three piece band won third in i the all county band contest. The com- ; petition was stiff and the outcome,..very ; close, Chorus this year sang The Creation, a forty page rock contata at nine local churches as well as on a state wide tour, The tour was alot of fun and the band and choir received seven standing ova- tions out of nine performances, A re- cord was cut from four songs that the band played on one side, and the choir sang on the other, It was aterrific year for all those involved with the music de- | partment, Oh, tour... hurrah! a a ee S a Checking out programs, 7 | Someone has got to stop this bus! 7 86 THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE I'VE EVER SEEN! Gary Evans gives choral award to Rick S, Ready to take Oft SR - “| BELIEVE IN MUSIC.” Ne 88 Editor (fee uns eeeie carer alk ones Assistant Editor. . . . Kris Morgan Photo Editor. . ... . Warren Lowe Photographers. . . . Betty Thomas, Jeff Barker, Alan Yoder, Clubs}. 30. c cee hs ee ee enee ols Classes. ....... Marlys Feller and Tammy DeHaan SPOTS: .9 a) seats eels Conley Art. WOrk jc, wens eee Lee LaVLor Advisor, ,... .Catherine Thomas Sympathetic Help! Rae McCracken, Dave Holweger, Bev Bovenkamp, Sally Harrison and Bruce Cartwright. QOOQOOQOQOQOOOOHHHHH H!!! IT WAS A REAL RIP OFF!!! Top right-Jill TenKley w.. we..we're done! Middle right- 'What's so funny Jeff?' ' Lower right- Is there some disagreement over what reason Kris Morgans picture sitting on the ----shouldn't go in or not?'' Top middle- Betty Thomas is as pretty as her pictures, Lower right- Marlys Feller, sophomore editor, Top right- (top photo, left to right-) The four Stooges (?)!! Kris Morgan, Jeff Barker, Sally Shea, and Warren. This year, as usual the annual has been a real struggle! We are finally finished though and not it's yours. First of all I want to thank Warren for being my buddy and letting me take all my frustrations out on him, He was my punch- ing bag and believe it or not, after nine months of worry and woe we have parted friends, I just have to mention all those times we were alone in the dark room, (It sure was fun huh Warren?),..he didn't mind at all when he was alone with Betty, or Barko for that matter either. Betty really helped alot by getting pictures and also for serving as Warrens punching bag when he couldn't take me any longer! On down the ladder comes Alan Yoder. Betty was his boss. Thanks alot gang...I'll never be able to thank you enough!! Last but not least of my photographers comes Barko, He'll just have to thank me for letting him develop things, (oh excuse me!) prints...in the dark room with Kris, Thanks for everything Kris. I want to wish for you lots of understanding friends when you take over next year because if you start yelling the way I did when deadlines needed to be met your going to need them, The annual is such a huge job and responsibility all I can say to you Kris is 'good luck' and 'YOU MUST BE CRAZY!' I also want to thank all my friends for putting up with me throughout this year, I honesty don't think I'll ever be the same, (in other words normal again ), I want to thank Janet Bons, Marlys Feller and lastly Tammy DeHaan for entertaining the rest of us when we trying to get our layouts done by doing her cheerleading yells. Alot of thank goes to Jill TenKley for all her help with the sports and also to Alice Taylor for all the art work. They were both great! I'd like to thank Russ Clift and his assistants for being so terrific!!! No one can top them for pictures or patience with me and Lynden High School, Mrs. Thomas was our advisor and she served as my shoul- der to cry on along with Mr. McAulay who also paid the bills! Thanks alot to both of you and to Mr, Case who gave me good ‘ol room thirteen, the ex-art room for my annual room, It also served as my locker and gave me a place to calm down when things started looking black. The year has come to a finish and so has the annual. My total thanks goes to God who made this whole annual possible for me, Without his help I could have never made it through. One last prayer I have is that you will all like this years Simba and remember your year of '73 at Lynden High School with a smile. 1973 annual editor oa DWE A.S.F. WELCOMES ODILE Dear LHS, Looking back on what I exper- | ienced here, I can say that this year was the year where I learned i the most. I don't refer only to the actual school learning, but to practical life in general. I'll never forget the help of my Amer- ican family, the Ronhaars, and the friends I've found here, They all contributed to my building up i of a more objective image of the [ United States, I didn't come here | with prejudices or illusions and | thus I had a great experience, I | advise everyone who has the op- portunity to go to a foreign coun- try with an organization like AFS | (American Field Service) that he or she should go, You can't lose, only win andlearn, This year here helped me to understand, not only the culture of the U.S. but also the culture of my own coun- try, the Grand-Duchy of Luxem- Standing: Carol Verduin, Jeanne Crabtree, Cindy Smith, Brenda Ronhaar, Janet Wood, bourg. Ilearned more about my Jill TenKley, Annie Tichelaar, Gail Gustafson. Sitting: Nancy Springer, Sally Harrison, Kris Morgan, Rosemary Thomas, Cindy Crabtree, Barb Vermeulen, Odile Linden, Lori country here, because I had to OUR yen: Glass, Jill Likkel, Colleen Buizer, Renee Meyers, and Debbie Gutzman, check before giving a speech, I | got to appreciate my country, | though it is one of the smallest | ones in the world (998 square | miles) it is the best for me, That | does not mean that I don't like the U.S., but I got a different look on the other countries, where both have their advantages and disad- vantages, Hl | A special thank you to the High School, where I had so much Lib- li erty to do what I wanted, it And I hope that everyone knows tH now that the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg is an independent country. We are not French, | Dutch, Belgian, or German, but i | Luxembourgish, (I hope you all I | come and visit my country, but not all toge ther at one time, be- } cause we might not have enough | places to fit you in, ) | Thank you all very much, al- ways. Odile Linden i} 45 rue Ausone Cessange Luxbg. City Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg Lunch was never like this!!! A smile is international ! 90 MECHA CLUB SPONSORS TACO DINNER Francillia Fuentes, Carmen Ortiz, Olga Ortiz, Julie DeLeon, Karen Ware, Mary Jaimie, Susan Goodman; kneeling Francis Salazar, Gloria Salazar, Mary DeLeon, Martha Ortiz, and Dora Perez, It's cold outside! ‘egpreemernerrsceirpeeeioeeseenaseaeerenemnnreneessaneenrsER ARNE ANN ONS Gloria Salazar, president Oh, you're taking my picture? GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION tonite aCe eae aTTaDRaa TE eta ATT aaa = ; Janet Wood practices before turnout, Debby Lewis (a pretty quick chick) ivan! tb eeeee Settee: psetsieees seeee 2355 Top row: Debby Lewis, Kitty Lowe, Sally Shea, JoAnn Noteboom, Sheryl Hilmar, Nancy Powers, and Rae McCracken, Bottom: Lori Holweger, Penny VanAchte, Kadean Hoober, Shelli Rutgers. Jackie Verbree, Janet Bons, and Juanita Huisman. PRODUCES NEW STARS! Lori Holweger practices at the foul line. Bush gets to jump for the ball. Girls' L or Girls Athletic Association is a club in which every girl who has completed 500 turnout points is a mem- ber. This club chooses the boy candidates for homecoming, decorates for and serves at the All Sports Banquet, and this year sold buttons and sundaes to earn money that their club needed. Girls Athletics have a league just as boys do. They have done a really fine job this year! Miss Fenton is the advisor and her girls' teams placed in the play days as follows: Speed-a-way-first, Basketball-second, Baseball-first, and Volleyball-second in all Varsity county standings. The J.V.'s were number 1 in Basketball and volleyball. There are many outstanding girl athletes who received no recogni- tion this year at either the Awards Assembly or the All Sports Banquet. Some of these girls were: Chris Rutgers, Penny VanAchte, and Linda and Connie Burgraff, Mandi Smith, Kitty Lowe, Merilee Huisman, Janet Bons and the cheerleaders, There is a very strong class of junior girls coming up next year and I think they'll really do well! Girls L Club president-Rosemary Thomas President: Rosemary Thomas Vice President: Kitty Lowe Secretary: Kris Rutgers Treasurer: Penny VanAchte Bae Leslie Kipp guards Mina Williams as she drives down court, 93 THE LIONS WIN AGAIN! For the third consecutive year Lynden won the League Baseball title. The Lions were picked to finish somewhere in the middle of the league and ended the season surprising everyone except themselves by posting a 9-1 league record, In the three past season Lynden has won 33 games and lost only 1. The catching chores were shared by senior, Rick Sundstrom and junior, Randy Honcoop. The pitching staff included juniors Ned Vander Ploeg, Dave Curbow, and senior fireballer, Barry Honcoop,. First base duties were handled by sen- ior, Bob Rienstra and sophomore, Jeff,DeGraff. At second base it was George Alexander and Ned Vander Ploeg. Shortstop was Marty Maberry and third base was Barry Honcoop. In the outfield it was sophomore Doug Van Beek and Randy Witman, and junior-Terry DeKoster. Utility players were Duane Shelley, Dave Holweger and Kevin Visser. Mandi Smith served as our manager and score- keeper. The Lions will lose only three seniors, Bob | Rienstra, Barry Honcoop who also won the 'Most Valuable Player' award and 'Highest Bating Aver- age' award, and Rick Sundstrom who was elected the 'Most Inspirational Player', This was the first year of the state and District | play-offs in baseball. The lions traved to Mariner where the District Number one and Number two play-offs were held. In our first game we defeated Vashon 6-2 and in the next one we defeated White River (who was favored) in a nine inning game. | Lynden lost to Darrington, 4-0 in the play-offs for first and second place, The Lions next proceeded to Bothel for the western regional play-offs. We | lost 2-0 to Washougal who went on to play in the state championship game, Top row: Barry Honcoop, Kevin Visser, Randy Witman, George Alexander; middle: Dave Curbow, Terry DeKoster, Randy Honcoop, Dave Holweger, Rick Sundstrum; kneeling: Ned Vander Ploeg, Robert Rienstra, Marty Maberry, and Jeff DeGraff, They were coached by Rollie DeKoster and managed by Mandi Smith. WHAT COUNTS IS NOT THE NUMBER OF HOURS YOU PUT IN, It is my privilege to profit by the experience of others; but I must live my own life, face the trials, and gain the victory alone, Don't just stand there, drop the bat and run! T think that I can just make it. We've got a good team and we're gonna show 'em, BUT HOW MUCH YOU PUT IN THE HOURS TI TEA NOR ER er You better get outa here! S M A S H!!! Heavy baseball jocks...(Check the fifth one? ? ?) = Gotta find a woman, gotta find a... | 96 TRACKIN’ IN ‘73° To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, this then, is the only end of life, Hawk flies through the air with the greatest of ease! The track team had a great year under Coach Marv Snell, Coach Snell handed out awards to the following: Rick Nelson, captains' award; Lonnie Honcoop, outstanding sophomore; and, Randy Bajema, most inspirational team member. Lonnie Honcoop broke the school's record for the pole vault by jumping twelve feet. At the District meet in Everett, Rick Nelson plaved second in the shot- put, Randy Bajema placed first in the discus and third in the shotput, and Lonnie Honcoop placed third in the pole vault. Both Rick Nelson and Randy Bajema qualified for the State meet at Cash- mere. 98 LIONS SEND SHOT PUTTER AND Standing: Greg Schiller, John Taylor, Jeff Regan, Dave Jaimie, Dwight Crabtree, Dave Burgraff, Rick Nelson, Coach Marv Snell, Kneeling: Ken Lange, Barry Swinburnson, Lonnie Honcoop, and Randy Bajema, DISCUS MAN TO STATE! Ed Hubbard had a short season, “TAM STRONG, | AM INVINCIBLE; Woman was created from the rib of man, not from his head to be above him nor his feet to be walked upon, but from his side to be equal, near his arm to be protected and close to his Heart to be loved. 1AM WOMAN!” Boy, this campaign was boring. I'll give you recesses and swings. iat LE I promise you I had nothing to do. OF THOSE TO WHOM MUCH IS GIVEN 103 6 caine ; ! POLAR LM? imb to the top Patty, cl MUCH IS REQUIRED... Psst, tell them to return to third period! If elected I will write to my best ability. CHIEF COOKS AND BOTTLE WASHERS Top: There's a WHAT in the hall? (Harvey Faber and John Sebens), Top | middle: Mmm Mmm Good! (Edythe Dorr and Bernice Van Dalen). Top right: Our favorite secretary, Mrs. Clay! Lower left: Guess who's twinkle toes ? Lower right: Liz Pearson, the best telephone answerer in town! Back row: Sandy Groen, Linda Noteboom, Sharon Heeringa, Dianna Rdesinski, Bev Gee, Steve Rasmussen, Jeanne Crabtree, Lois Gilmore. Front: Kathy Honcoop, Liz Pearson, Jody Sterk, Kaydean Hoober, Becky Nieuwendorp, Janet Crabtree, Judy Lagerway, and Nancy Koning, 104 105 “GOOD MORNING, LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL!” Lggutel ry Jomemen —- catia deel agt “YOU ARE THE PROMISE OF TOMORROW” 106 Take time to play— itis the secret of youth Take time to read— it is the foundation of knowledge Take time to work— it is the price of success Take time to think— it is the source of power Take time to dream— it hitches the soul to the stars. .. Take time to enjoy friends— it is the source of happiness Spring cleaning... (yuck!) What are ya doin' Barry? ????? ———— 107 TOMORROWS ARE TODAYS... Za Ww O Oo L “Is O j— O = = L s MAREE ee segs: 110 SOMEHOW, SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE. .. To night is graduation and I sit ever so quiet; My schoolmates are all gone now, and I am left alone. My thoughts return and go back to when it all began... When I was just a child Running and struggling for my place in line; Remembering my first fight; Remembering my first love; And remembering above all, my friends that Ihave found through my twelve trying years. As I sit here thinking and wondering, What will happen tomorrow? Will Ibe rich? Will I be poor? Will Ibe happy? Will I be sad? Dear friends, I hate to leave you, as you are a part of me, So must a bird leave its nest, I too must learn to fly; But then again, true friends are never lost. -W.A.L.- You never really leave a place you love. mca meme you take with you, Leaving part of you behind... = He ‘rt - es ae “4 a salad . ‘ ° 7 se - —— . aa a ; . a as Y e ae. 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