Lynden High School - Simba Yearbook (Lynden, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1983 volume:

- hd i, ee uaa BF IEE TE rs ae de ae ’ 2 : FS tate: ae N COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY ‘CT WAMU i i} 3 _ 07355 3726 Leon Gothen SIMBA 1982-1983 ADVISOR: Miss Christy Clark EDITOR: Marcie Snyder THEME: A Time For... Leon Gothen SIMBA 1982-1983 ADVISOR: Miss Christy Clark EDITOR: Marcie Snyder THEME: A Time For ... TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 0205. ee 3 Organizations 4.1). s:A..khe nck 13 A TIME FOR ... ADMINISTRATION LYNDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT HOWARD HEPPNER 295 66 me eee aa J 3 LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL VERNON VANNICE LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL VICE - PRINCIPAL GARY WALL Paula Andres- Ross Boice - Home Economics Physical Education A TIME FOR ... James Burns- Gen. Math, Grt. Religions, Mech. Drawing Sharon Bowen- Secretary John Clark- Senior Planning, Typing ¥ Christy Clark- English, Publications Terry DeValois- Current Events, D.O., Geography, Sociology Mike Flaherty- Woodshop Dolly Helt - English, Resource Room Yvonne Fenton - Health, History Steve Herrick - Music, Photography Leon Golden - Counselor Trish Highley - Harold Jellison - Secretary Art, Craft Donna Kenworthy - Judy Knudsen - Nurse Librarian Mary Knudson - Kim Krenz - Biology, Math Resource Room ™ Tony a a . 4 iss fas} (i (an) as) a fo} £ 3 gy 5” : inne. ° i An t eo w VY F wo 3 kw : So a. 3 8 =a = am ff : G {3} i=] a2 1?) 7) a) _ S an e ; A, , 1 =I sp 22. a= Z6 3 z § qe : 7) fa cc i=} ‘=I ise] : Qa, oa! j 22) j oO : 3 QD i - i Pes it pee ; ahs i 2a is] — co oa 's«¢ i=] 5 = 2 Pp Zs n = Se [eS ORF (}| f fy J } Of fed V4 0A, be jf Af Student “ 4, Counsetor) . yj . Jy Vg fy é¥ é Vf (anininn' ny Gayle Raney - Gary Shelly - Secretary P English Stan Smith - Jim Top - Agriculture D.O., Science, Math- Retired Nancy Vander Yacht - Karla Veleke - Secretary Counselor, Phychology Jack Libolt - Custodian Etta De Bie - Cook ' Ss o 8 oA BY se = cn o 3 2m jaa] Rick Wahlgren - History, Math Dave Weidkamp - Math, Science Bernice Van Dalen - Head Cook Myron Rachinski - Alan Yoder - janitor groundskeeper Bosman, Walter Leaf, John VanDalen; Top Row - Dennis Radonski, Jason Miller Officers: Reporter, Walter Leaf; Secretary, Mickey Ward; Presi- dent, D.J. VanWeerdhuizen; Sentinal, Troy Bosman; Vice Pres., Paul Bonsen; Treasurer, Jeff Bovenkamp FOURTH PLACE TRACTOR FFA : CENTRA! ° WASH STATE PA. 28 ee ag, lst Row - George Gerritsen, Arie VanStraalen, Ladd Tremaine, Brian VanKleeck, Lloyd Winterberg, Roger Kraught; 2nd Row - Mike Top, Jeff Bovenkamp, Paul Bonsen, Rick Coglianese; 3rd Row - John Metz, Cody Zander, Henry VanBerkum, Harold VanBerkum, Mickey Ward, Troy LYNDEN HIGH SCHOOL FFA The Lynden High School FFA ran the Baby Animal Farm at the Fisher Elementary Fair, and the FFA Banquet in the spring. They participated in judging in horticulture, dairy, livestock, and chickens. They put on a trapshoot competition and won the County Championship. They also took the FFA ‘County Basketball Championship which Ferndale High School sponsored. | lst Row- Camron Birdsey, Regina Scott, Lisa Shea; 2nd Row- Karen Grafmyre, Julie Courtney, Chris White, Roxanne Lyon, Maribeth Vonk, Jolene Bosman, Kay Eie ne, Julia Silva, Raelene Winter; 3rd Row- Donna Crabtree, Dawn Smit, James Tiesinga, Debbie Yoder, Janice Brim, Debbie Ullerup, Beth Lindell, Susan Miller, Brinda Honcoop, Annette Keizer; 4th Row- Kathi Berglund, Chris Matter, Darlene Nelson, Lisa Strong, Nancy Smit, Tammy Bloomquist, Debbi Hudson, Tina Westman, Marcie Snyder; 5th Row- Stef Stoffer, Lisa Gienger, Terri Blair, Kim Kildall, Steph Jansen, Roxanne Knutzen, Jody Tjoelker, Florinda Silva, Tracy Leach The FBLA Club is in charge of FBL A running the concession stands during the basketball games and wrestling matches. In the spring, the active club members enjoy an evening out for dinner with the profits made. Beth Lindell, Vice-Pres; Annette Keizer, President; Brinda Honcoop, Secretary; Lisa Gienger, Treasurer First row- James Tiesinga, Fred Krueger, Brinda Honcoop, Kathy Visser, Steph Jansen, Lisa Gienger, Debbie Bosman; Second Row- Advisor Leon Golden, Beth Lindell, Nadine Yoder, Stuart Jones, Steph Stoffer, Chris White, Roxanne Lyon; Third Row- Pat Helt, Jay Kaiser, Kevin Boyd, John Gossman. TORCH CLUB Sec Treasure-Roxanne Lyon, President-James Tiesinga, Vice-President-Beth Lindell This year, the Torch Club is planning a trip to Seattle, where we will tour the University of Washington campus and watch a Mariner baseball game. In preparation for this we will sell chocolate bars, and with our twenty working members, we should be able to raise quite a bit of money. We are also hoping to have one or more speakers come to the school to discuss pending concerns which affect us all. The topics may well include economic and political views, and should be quite interesting. All of us, of course, are looking forward to this, and to a fun year in the Torch Club. I am sure we will not be disappointed. lst Row; Ron Raymond, Ryan Pugh, Duane Kingma, J ody St. John, John Gossman, Kent Preston, James Tiesinga 2nd Row; advisor, Val Nelson, Pat Gillmore, Duane VanderYacht, Kevin Boyd Kathy Bergland, Darrin VanderPol, Stuart Jones, Charlie Hubbard, Ted Pederson SCIENCE CLUB s sills | Officers; President, Darrin VanderPol, Vice President, John Gossman 17 Christoph Schebel, Vice-Pres.; Beth Lindell, Sec.; James Tiesinga, Pres.; Frederik Ottermo, Sweden; Tohru Kawamura, Japan; Al- mut Osterwald, Germany; Susan Miller, Treas. Ist row: J. Gosman, R. Kildall, D. Wynne, J. Parkhurst, K. Lyon, T. Parkhurst, D. Kingma, S. Feenstra, B. Crabtree, K. Vander Haak, J. Vande Hoof, K. Larson, DJ. Van Weerdhuizen, 2nd row: P. Helt, K. Neilson, T. Greene, V. Silva, M. Serrato, C. Schebel, T. Kawamura, F. Krueger, D. Yoder, M. Sloan, B. Honcoop, R. Winter, M. Snyder, J. Reinsma, A. Epp, T. Korthuis, M. Whipple. 3rd row: J. Teisinga, A. Os- terwald, S. Miller, F. Ottermo, B. Lindell. 4th row: K. Van Beek, K. Foster, E. Haley, K. Vander Zee, L. Ondeck, S. Huestis, B. Crabtree, J. Weidkamp, D. Hudson, T. Westman, J. Brim, D. Ullerup, M. Ward, L. Geinger, M. Luna, A. Peirsma, J. Maassen, R. Little, K. Preston, K. Boyd. 5th row: T. Pederson, K. Grafmyre, A. Keizer, Mrs. Noe, L. Honcoop, C. Hubbard, S. Jones, R. Pugh, R. Scott, L. Shea, E. Works be Dodge, C. Crabtree, J. Silva, S. George, K. Visser, C. Birdsey, C. Barnhouse, T. Dodge. . INTERNATIONAL CLUB This has been both an exciting and a rewarding year for the members of one of the most popular clubs at LHS. With several foreign exchange students, visiting us from Germany, Japan, and Sweden, we were all able to learn and benefit from the various cultural and social aspects which they represented. Of course, the year was highlighted by the International Club “farm day at the VanWeerdhuizen’s” on Friday, May 6, and the trip to Vancouver on Saturday. We did something different for this weekend, too. On Friday night we had a potluck in the high school cafeteria and everyone enjoyed it. We hope that this will be a regular activity for years to come. In the past, we have been an active and involved club; the LHS International Club has become a name synonomous with fun and excitement throughout the county-and, prob- ably, because of good reports from the many foreign visi- tors we host during the year, throughout the world. It is my hope that it will always be a club that we can be proud of. = James Tiesinga Back Row James Tiesinga-Senior, Kevin Boyd-Junior, Christoph Schebel-Senior, Duane Kingma-Senior, Jodi Tjoelker-Senior, Brian Van Kleeck-Freshman, Todd Bloomquist-Freshman. Second Row Darin Vander Pol-Senior, Sam Wood-Sophomore, Leanne Lagerway-Sophomore, Lisa Gienger-Senior, Darren Van Dalen-Sophomore, Gary Vande Hoef-Sophomore, Kelly Dykstra-Freshman. Front Row Stuart Jones-Senior, Darlene Nelson-Junior, Lisa Strong-Junior, Roxanne Knutzen-Senior, Kay Eiene-Junior, Stephanie Jansen-Senior, Chris White-Junior, Casey Rose-Freshman. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council consists of student-elected representatives from each class working together to improve our school through ideas suggested to them by fellow classmates. This year’s student council did just that. We did various things, including amending the school Constitution and working for the passage of the school levy. It has been a privilege to serve our school in this manner. Finally, we would like to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Wall for the time he has donated to the cause. 19 The FHA Club has more active mem- bers than ever before. To raise money we sold popcorn balls and cookbooks. We sent two people to the State FHA meet- ing in Ellensburg. We also had a dinner at the end of the year with the funds that we raised. x Sitting: Joann Maassen, Chris White, Raelene Winter, Julie Courtney, Mrs. Andres, Advisor; lst Row - Kris Nielsen, Midge Luna, Stacey George, Candi Postma, Leanne Lagerwey, Juli Reinsma, Wendy Gorsegner, Jill Roosendaal, Becky Crabtree, Shannon Huestis; 2nd Row - Martha Serrato, Virginia Silva, Cara Covell, Laura Ondeck, Keri VanderZee; 3rd Row - Terri Greene, Joleen Bosman, Lisa Shea, Debbie Hudson, Tina Westman Treasurer, Joann Maassen; President, Chris White; Vice-Pres., Raelene Winter; Secretary, Julie Courtney a VARSITY-Brinda Honcoop, James Tiesinga, Charlie Hubbard, Fred Krueger, Rick Kildall, Beth Lindell, Christoph Schebel, Mike Klein, John Gossman, Ryan Pugh, Pat Gilmore, Stuart Jones, Kevin Boyd. Knowledge Bowl J.V.-Joyce Kossey, Kristin Boyd, Almut Osterwald, Amy Cowell, Walter Leaf, Jeff Zwiers, Kristie Linde, Casey Rose, Pat Helt, Phil Bovenkamp, Mike Slotemaker. Ist row - Kay Eiene, Kim Kildall, Mickey Ward, Brinda Honcoop, Annette Keizer, Dawn Smit, Tammy Bloomquist, Juli Reinsma, Jeff Parkhust, John Steele, Mike Slotemaker, Randy Schouten, 2nd row - Lisa Gienger, Roxanne Lyon, Candi Postma, Janele Nonhoff, Debbie Tjoeker, Vanderkoui, Mary Smit, Deanna Olsen, Jolene Bosman, Julia Silva, Rhonda Lindquist, Shelly Krueger, 3rd row - Tom Parkhust, Terri Blair, Stef Stoffer, Mari Beth Vonka, Darlene Nelson, Lisa Strong, Nancy Smit, Karen Grafmyre, Cindy Hagens, Leigh Epp, Kim Berg, Donna Erickson, 4th row - % of Larry Roosendaal, Monica Martin, Jodi Tjoelker, Stephanie Jansen, Roxanne Knutzen, Duane Kinkma, Christoph Schebel, Rick Kaiser, Ron Reimer, Kent Preston, Ryan Pugh, Sth row - Steve Feenstra, Bryan Larson, Kevin Allshouse, John Gossman, Jody St. John, Darin Vander Pol, Rod Vander Werff, Doug Bosman, Wayde Park, 6th row - Rick Kildall, Fred Krueger, David Wynne, Paul Bonsen, Bruce Crabtree, Top row - Steve VanderYacht, Brian Johnston, Kent Lyon, Jim Cowin, Jeff Bailey Jolene Bosman, secretary; Deanna Olson, Treasurer; Roxanne Knutzen and Duane ( | BS Kingma, Presidents; Christoph Schebel, Sargeant-at-Arms ig om INpRONaety! — ios} a 2 = n YN % 4 ae a) = 4 pony Se 3 ‘he = : o ] = ‘wit = g oh 3 ‘e} n = 2 =| ay — 2 n b Oo Be fo iss} c =| is} oO a hy =| o 3 nm oO iS ans - £3 = oO = 6 Ss o e 2 o PEP CLUB EE ee Pie Dats oh Ist Row - Jill Roosendaal, Raelene Winter, Laura Ondeck, Wendy McCormack, Kym Burch, Joann Maassen; Annette Keizer, Christy Clark; 2nd Row - Marcie Snyder, Mickey Ward, Debbie Yoder, Wendy Gorsegner, Tammy Bloomquist, Dave Marthini, Debbie Ullerup, Beth Lindell, Janice Brim; 3rd Row - Janet Pen, Mylinda Mitchell, Lisa Gienger, Dawn Smit, Christoph Schebel PUBLICATIONS STAFF r ge ‘eo The 1982-83 Publications Staff has been an experience to work with. We sold candy bars, pepperoni, and other odds and ends in hopes of furthering our profit for the year. It was an exciting year and we can’t help but agree that we’re glad that it’s over. We hope you have enjoyed our work on the annual, as well, and the paper. A special thanks goes to Mrs. Wascisin and the Secre- tarial Science classes for their help on the paper. Thanks, also, to Todd Bloomquist, Jeff Rachinski, Don- na Erickson, and Deanna Olsen for their help with the photography. . Raelene Winter, Newspaper Assistant Editor; Christoph Schebel, Sports Editor; Annette Keizer, Newspaper Editor Beth Lindell, Ads Manager; Debbie Ullerup, Janice Brim Marcie Snyder, Annual Editor; Wendy Gorsegner, Assistant Edi- tor Dawn Smit, Dave Marthini, Fund Raising Managers Back Row: Eric Thompson, Pat Helt, Scott Hutton, Harold VanBerkum, David Ohligschlager, Jeff Rachinski, Steve VanderYacht, Kent Preston, Mari Vonk, Steff Jansen, Steve Feenstra, Kay Eiene, Jeff Parkhurst, Stef Stoffer, Kent Lyon, Chris White, Ron Reimer, 2nd Row: Amy Rayborn, Paul Blair, Becky Crabtree, Duane Kingma, Shannon Heustis, Rox Knutzen, Monica Martin, Darlene Nelson, Lisa Strong, Jolene Bosman, Tohru Kawamura, Jeff Bailey, Julie Courtney, 3rd Row: Terri Blair, Jackie Hollander, Christine Boyd, Sonja Vonk, Annette Piersma, Wendy McCormack, Erin Haley, Kim Berg, Lisa Gienger, Cindy Hollander, Beth Lindell, 4th Row: Kellee Pullig, Kim Vander- Haak, Cary Jansen, Tammy White, Susie Parkhurst, Kelly Dykstra, Heidi Garberg, Roni Kelley, Sue Maxwald, and Lisa St. Lawrence. ER is ¥ ” - ri PRs J at a Ski Club Kicked Back at Mt. Bachelor! 15 VOLLEYBALL LHS 12 Nooksack 15 8 LHS 8 LCHS 15 15 LHS 15 Mt. Baker 15 PHst5 Meridian 15 EHSa5 Blaine i 15 LHS 10 Nooksack 10 LHS LCHS 11 15 EHSii Mt. Baker LS LHS 15 Meridian 15 LHSwUs Blaine 3 |i LHS 15 Nooksack 8 10 LHS is LCHS 15 LHS 12 Mt. Baker 15 10 2 SPORTS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 15 27 32 42 i 24 33 6 37 15 i 14 32 WRESTLING Stanwood Nooksack Meridian Mt. Baker Concrete Ferndale JV Nooksack Blaine Meridian Mt. Baker Blaine Concrete Ferndale JV 37 4] oH) 48 58 34 36 55 34 48 58 52 29 CROSS COUNTRY Boys Girls LHS LHS Meridian 36 19 oH) 30 Mt. Baker 15 48 19 43 Blaine pees hes NS 15 Nooksack 17 42 oe 30 LCHS 20 40 15 NS BAKER INVITE 5th FOOTBALL LHS 13 Nooksack 19 LHS 7 Blaine 0 LIS. -26 ECHS 7 LHSs2 13 Mt. Baker 6 LHS 4 Meridian 0 LHSse ir Nooksack 0 LHS: 34 Blaine 0 LHS 29 LGHs 0 LHS 17 Mt. Baker 0 DISTRICT LHS 30 Kings Gardens 0 LHS 14 North Mason 38 LHS LHS LHS LHS EHS LHS LHS EHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS LHS 66 30 49 4] 42 43 30 58 54 16 4] 39 58 25 36 54 43 44 42 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Ferndale 40 EGHS 58 Meridian 50 Aldergrove 48 Mt. Baker 54 White River 39 Sedro Wooley 47 Blaine 30 Nooksack 44 LCHS 43 Meridian 45 Mt. Baker 49 Blaine Sah Nooksack 33 LCHS 60 Meridian 62 Mt. Baker 50 Blaine 42 Nooksack 45 BOYS’ BASKETBALL BHS 57 LHS 32 LHS 46 LHS 85 LHS 58 LHS 63 Eis. 53 LHS 56 EHS: 7) LHS 56 DH Seo7 LHS 53 LHS 62 LHS 76 LHS 62 LHS 65 LHS 64 LHS 100 LHS 84 LHS 100 LHS 83 LHS 49 LHS 65 LHS 49 Deeg! LHS 66 LHS 47 Stanwood LCHS Ferndale Meridian Mt. Baker Lakeside Bellingham Blaine Nooksack LCHS Meridian Monroe Mt. Baker Blaine Nooksack LCHS Meridian Mt. Baker Blaine Nooksack DISTRICT Bellevue Chr. Kings Blaine South Widbey STATE Castle Rock Highland LCHS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP LHS 45 Orting GIRLS’ TRACK LHS 94% mi 117 LHS 68 mel 92 eis. 61 Nooksack Meridian Mt. Baker Blaine LCHS GUYS’ TRACK LHS 64 LHS 61% PHS 63 Hs... 81 LHS 54 Nooksack Meridian Mt. Baker Blaine LCHS 47 37% 80 83% 82 64 91 SOFTBALL LHS. = 6 LCHS ] LHS? 21 Meridian 13 LHSsef3 Mt. Baker 4 Riso Blaine 4 LHS 24 Nooksack 3 LHS 24 Nooksack 3 A bo LCHS 9 DHS.) Meridian Z Hse 2 Mt. Baker l DHS sa3 Blaine 8 LHS? 19 Nooksack 5 BLAINE TOURNAMENT 4th BASEBALL LHS 4 LCHS 10 EFS 373! Meridian 9 LHS 4 Mt. Baker 9 EHSs3 Meridian 2 CHSe 2 Blaine 4 EHSs a Nooksack 2 LHS 10 LCHS ] Hore 2 Meridian 1 LHS 4-3 Mt. Baker 12 BHS4 2 Blaine 6 HS 7 Blaine 10 EHS 10 Nooksack 5 DHS 03 Nooksack 6 LHS, 49 ECHS 1 [MSI 08) Meridian 2 EHS? 70 Mt. Baker 8 EHs 1 Meridian 2 y ry Top Row - Chad Fleming, Pat Helt, Troy Lautenbach, John Metz, Randy Humphreys, Bryan Nelson, Mike Bovenkamp, Travis Sheets, Darren VanDalen; 2nd Row - Coach Rollie DeKoster, Assistant Coach Marv Nelson, Jim Brockmeyer, Greg Allen, Eric Thompson, Walter Leaf, Curt Hallberg, Eric Petersen, Brian Vander Yacht, Mike Top, Brian Ellyson, Billy Overdorf, Terry Korthuis, Jim Taubenheim; 3rd Row - Bruce Crabtree, Dave Cowin, Nino Silva, Kent Preston, Ken Vargas, Jeff Parkhurst, Ryan Pugh, Steve VanderYacht, John Steele, Tohru Kawamura, Jim Cowin, Assistant Coach Don Papasedero; 4th Row - Mike Slotemaker, Kent Lyon, Darin VanderPol, Duane Kingma, Dennis Allen, Ron Reimer, Christoph Schebel, Rick Kaiser, Larry Roosendaal, Jody St. John, Manager Randy Schouten VARSITY FOOTBALL After a disappointing season-opening loss to an upstart Nooksack Valley team, this year’s edition of the Lynden Lions rallied to emerge as champions in the true Lynden tradition. The Lions captured their fourth consecutive WCL championship and also won the Northwest District crown for the third year running as they racked up an impressive total of seven consecutive shutouts. The Lions suffered their final setback in Federal Way as they lost to the eventual state champion North Mason Bulldogs in a quarterfinal game. This team had 14 seniors graduating, including some very fine athletes. Jody St. John, Larry Roosendaal, Dave Cowin, Jim Cowin, and Christoph Schebel were all on the WCL All-Star team, while St. John was also named to the Washington State Coaches’ All- State team. All of the seniors, however, were true champions at heart, and will be remembered throughout the annals of history as having been part of one of the finest football teams Lynden has ever. produced. Award winners were: MVP - Jody St. John, Dave Cowin (tie); Elmer Clarkson Inspirational Player - Duane Kingma; Offensive Lineman - Christoph Schebel; Offensive Back - Ken Vargas; Defensive Lineman - Rick Kaiser; Defensive Back - Duane Kingma; High Tackle Award - Duane Kingma. 30 a ng ae POP KS i ee eee Mike Slotemaker, Chris Bonsen, Corry Barnhouse, Ladd Tremaine, Mark Sires, Kent Oostra, Randy Schouten-Manager; 2nd Row - Chris Overdorf, Trent Bates, David VanderYacht, Paul Blair, Les Powers, Karl Aalpoel, Todd Bloomquist, Ken DeBondt, Shane VanDalen, Julian Silva, Dennis Strong, Coach-Marv Nelson; 3rd Row - Assistant Coach- Jim Taubenheim, Arie VanStraalen, David Ohligschlager, George Gerritsen, Brian Cowin, Greg Allen, Darren VanDalen, Kurt Hallberg, Jeff Bovenkamp, Travis Sheets, Billy Overdorf, Eric Petersen, Lloyd Winterberg, Jim Brockmeyer, Brian Ellyson, Pat Helt, John Metz, Troy Lautenbach, Randy Humphreys, Bryan Nelson, Chad Fleming, Bryan VanderYacht, Eric Thompson, Mike Top, Walter Leaf JV FOOTBALL After a disappointing first game loss to Mt. Baker, Lynden’s JV team came roaring back to win all of its remaining games, becoming the County League Champs. With a record of 9 wins and one loss, this year’s freshmen and sophomores should feel good about this season and the future. Many of this year’s sophomores and possibly some freshmen will probably work themselves into starting varsity positions next year filling spots vacated by graduating seniors and gaining valuable exper- ience for the future. £ : be acs ee : eo a one Geos ‘ a int 9 2 Ss vs Har? et . - ist Row- Manager, Laura Atkins, Frederik Ottermo, Lisa Lankhaar, Paul Bonsen, Duane VanderYacht, Doug Bosman, Jodi Tjoelker, Jeff Bailey, Leon Golden - Coach; 2nd Row - Bryan Larson, Margaret Ward, Ron Raymond, Jackie Hollander, Kevin Allshouse, Juli Reinsma CROSS COUNTRY For the first time, Lynden girls’ Cross Country fielded a full team and went on to finish a commendable fifth place in district. Led by sophomore, Juli Reinsma, and senior, Jodi Tjoelker, the team made continuous im- provement throughout the season, culminating in their inspired effort at district. Other members of the team were sophomore Margaret Ward and freshmen, Jackie Hollander and Lisa Lankhaar. One senior, Doug Bosman, leaves the boys’ team with a solid foundation for next year. The boys spent the sea- son being competitive but not winning many meets. The work put in this year will definitely bring rewards in the future. Juniors on the team were: Bryan Larson, Paul Bonsen, Kevin Allshouse, Duane VanderYacht and Jeff Bailey. Ron Raymond was the lone freshman. Frederik Ottermo from Sweden added an interesting dimension to the closeness of this group. Lynden’s Volleyball Lions had a good season, placing second in the league behind Nooksack. South Widbey stopped the Lions from advancing to the state tournament by beating them at district. Roxanne Knutzen was selected to the first team all-league and junior Mari Vonk made second team. Knutzen was also selected the teams most valuable player while Rhonda Lindquist (a soph.) earned most improved and Stef Stoffer most inspirational. Only Stoffer and Knutzen graduate, which makes for a promising future for the Lions. . . (also known as Burly Loggers) Dar’s caught in the net again. Front row - manager, Jodi Weidkamp, Leigh Epp, Kris Degroot, Tami Holt, Kelly Dykstra, Cary Jansen, Regina Scott, manager. Back row- Lisa Vander Kooi, Janel Nonhoff, Tami Snapper, Kathy Visser, Sonja Vonk, Sam Wood, Julie Courtney, Christy Clark, coach. Front row - Regina Scott, manager, Heidi Garberg, Sandy Allshouse, Leah Vonk, Kristin Boyd, Stacy George. Back row - Christy Clark, ‘coach, Patty Vandekamp, Kristie Linde, Casey Rose, Kim VanderHaak, Susie Parkhurst, Jodi Weidkamp, manager. lst Row- Manager-Camron Birdsey, John Steele, Dave Marthini, Christoph Schebel, Jeff Bailey, Kevin Allshouse, Coaches-Marv Nelson, Dave Weidkamp; 2nd Row- John Metz, Bryan Nelson, Travis Sheets, Greg Allen, J.R. Zimora; Front Row- Manager-Chris White, Eric Arnasen, Norman Spry, George Gerritsen, Chris Bonsen, Jeff Zwiers WRESTLING At the start of wrestling season, we knew this would be a rebuilding year. We did feel our season would be successful if we accomplished the following three goals: 1) to fill the weight classes with quality athletes; 2) learn the basic skills of wrestling and; 3) to become comfortable and confident on the mat. We feel we accomplished those goals. With the loss of but one veteran senior, Christoph Schebel, who had a sensational year placing fifth in state in the Unlimited division, the future looks bright with twelve returning lettermen led by juniors John Steele, Kevin Allshouse, and Jeff Bailey, this team has the potential to establish a new tradition of winning at Lynden. lst Row: Jolene Bosman, Darlene Nelson, Lisa Strong, Roxanne Knutzen, Donna Erickson, Shelly Krueger, Kim VanderHaak, Kathy Berglund, Monica Martin. 2nd Row: Tina Westman, Mr. Papasedero, Debbi Hudson. GIRLS BASKETBALL Lisa Alexander, Kristin Boyd, Debbi Tjoelker, Janel Nonhoff, Mrs. Knudsen, Debbi Bosman, Sam Wood, Terri Eveland. As Coach Papasedero said at the banquet, ““We may be the second fiddle around here to the boy’s program, but the second fiddle is playing a lot louder lately.”’ This year’s girls’ basketball team made dramatic improvements in becoming competitive in the county league. They finished tops in the league in rebounding and second in total defense. Their statistics indicate that team had reached some of the goals they stated at the beginning of the season. The girls played hard and represented the green and gold very well this season. The highlights would include the first victory over Nooksack in 12 years, winning more games than the previous 6 years, and having another winning season on the J.V. level. _ The obvious lowlight was allowing Nooksack to embarrass the team in game 2 vs. Nooksack, thereby eliminating the Lady Lions from district competition. Darren VanDalen, Bryan Larson, Curt Hallberg, D.J. VanWeerdhuizen, Eric Petersen, Duane VanderYacht, Randy Humphreys, Jeff Parkhurst, Dennis Strong, Steve VanderYacht, Jeff Bovenkamp, Ladd Tremaine; Manager Mike Slotemaker, Coaches Jake Maberry and Rollie DeKoster, Manager Randy Schouten. Under the able hand of their curly-haired mentor, Rollie The C squad basketball team had a very successful season, finish- DeKoster, the JV boys basketball team posted an overall 16-4 ing with a 14-1 record and winning the WCL championship for season record. Several team members had the opportunity to the 10th consecutive year. Another high point of the season was go on to District and State, and these players will make up the the winning of the Christmas Tournament in Aldergrove, B.C. varsity basketball team next year. where Curt Hallberg was selected MVP, and Eric Petersen made the all-star team. : Jim Brockmeyer, Paul Blair, David Ohligschlager, Brian Cowin, Troy Lautenbach, Lloyd Winterberg, Pat Helt, Trent Bates, Les Powers, David VanderYacht; ens Mike Slotemaker, Coach Terry DeValois, Manager Randy Schouten. ne ; ] : Curt Hallberg, Jody St. John, Eric Petersen, Brian Johnston, Larry Roosendaal, Steve Feenstra, Tom Parkhurst, Jeff Parkhurst, Duane Kingma, Duane VanderYacht, Dennis Strong, John VandeHoef; Manager Mike Slotemaker, Coaches Jake Maberry and Rollie DeKoster, Manager Randy Schouten. VARSITY BASKETBALL After a slow start in December, the Lynden team entered the new year with a 4-3 record. In league play, the players seemed to find themselves and ended the regular season with a fine 16-4 record. The Northwest District Tournament, always a goal for the Lions, and a possible trip to the State Tournament, was the next step. The first opponent, Bellevue Christian, was beaten by a score of 83 to 59. The next game proved to be a heartbreaker for Lynden. After leading Kings by 10 points, Lynden came up short by a score of 49 to 51. In order to get to State, Lynden had to win its next two games, and that is what the team did, beating Blaine 65 to 40, and defeating a good, South Whidbey team 59 to 43. Lynden was in the State Tournament for the 15th time! Game 1, Lynden opened up against Castle Rock, a big, talented team, losing only one game all sea- son. Being behind as many as 11 points, the Lion team fought back to tie the game with 9 seconds to play. After calling time out, setting up the last shot, Larry Roo- sendaal hit the shot of the year—an 18 foot jumper at the buzzer. A great Lynden victory—S3 to 57. Game 2, The Lions were playing undefeated and top-ranked Highland of Yakima. Again behind by 12 points, Lynden came on strong in the 4th quarter to defeat a fine Highland team 66 to 47. Game 3, pitted the two cross-town rivals, Lynden vs. Lynden Christian. After a very hard-fought game, Lynden won 47 to 41, moving into the State Championship game. Game 4, Lynden versus Orting—a very hard-fought, close game. The Lions came up short, by a score of 45 to 47. Ending a wonderful season, Lynden’s re- cord was 22 wins and 6 losses, 3rd in Northwest District Tournament, and 2nd in the State Tournament. The 1983 squad will not soon be forgotten. Several players received fine, individual honors: Jody St. John; All County, All District, All State; Tom Parkhurst; All County, Honorable Mention All State; Brian Johnston; All District, Honorable Mention All State; Steve Feenstra; All County, All State. They did a fine job! Award winners at the sports banquet were: Elbert Isom Inspirational Award—John VandeHoef; Captains—Jody St. John and Duane Kingma; Freethrows—Jody St. John; Rebounds—Steve Feenstra; Most Improved Player—Brian Johnston and Tom Parkhurst. : Ne z ‘ toe ag = = i : , = — = = - 2 : “ . x SS Py : Manager-Charles Estabrook, Ryan Pugh, Doug Bosman, Bryan Nelson, Christoph Schebel, Dennis Allen, Paul Bonsen, Scott Lauter. Ed Honcoop, Coach Leon Golden; Kneeling - Julian Silva, Phil Bovenkamp, George Gerritsen, Fred Krueger, Jeff Bovenkamp, Gerald Roberts, Lars Everlund, Mark Sires; Jason Miller, Ron Raymond, Walter Leaf, Brian VanKleeck. John Steele TRACK High quality performers, but a lack of numbers to score well in depth, were the marks of this year’s team. At the district meet, Scott Lauter’s 28 points, Rick Kildall’s 16, and Chris Schebel’s 10 plus 2 points from the 400M Relay team gave Lynden a solid 3rd place. School records were set by Lauter in the long jump 22°3” and 200M. 23.0; and Kildall in the triple jump 43°11%”. Schebel, Kildall, and Lauter also qualified for the state meet in Wenatchee. Individual awards voted on by the team were: Most Improved-John Steele and Christoph Schebel; Captain-Doug Bosman; Most Valuable and Inspi- rational-Scott Lauter. Next year’s team will be bolstered by the promising talent of Walter Leaf, Gerald Roberts and several other returning track members. - SS a oe ate ee re: ez in to ae ee RE ee Coach Sally McInturff, Carol Auginaga, Lisa Lankhaar, Rhonda Lindquist, Kathi Berglund, Sonja Vonk, Deanna Olson, Jodi Tjoelker, Lisa Gienger, Kim Kildall, Debbie Tjoelker, Manager - Susan Estabrook; Kneeling - Michelle Fast, Shyla Reimer, Pam Holmes, Jolene Bosman, Julia Silva, Rachel DeKruyf, Margaret Ward, Lee Epp, Monica Martin; J ackie Hollander, Lisa St. Lawrence, Barbie Baldwin, Juli Reinsma, Robin Wall, Paula Matter, Karen Grafmyre - o n TRACK Monica Martin’s 2nd place finish at the state meet highlighted another fine season for the Lions. Monica also qualified for state in the 100 Hurdles but didn’t make finals. Also competing at the state meet was junior Kim Kildall in the long jump. The Lions ended up second in the league behind Mt. Baker. They also took third at the Nooksack-Tisdale invite, their highest finish ever. Nine school records were broken including Deanna Olson-javelin, Kim Kildall-long Lindquist-200, and the relay team of Kildall, Karen Grafmyre, Paula Matter and Jolene Bosman broke both the 400 and the 800 relay records. Another record set was the team scoring total of 117 pts. in a dual meet with Meridian. This was a great track team. They had depth and talent. Five Seniors will be difficult to replace next season. The Lions will be counting heavily on their undergrads to fill in. This seasons awards went to Monica Martin-Outstanding Track Perform- er, Deanna Olson-Outstanding Field Performer (she broke her finger in a car accident and failed to qualify for state), Lisa Giender-Most Inspiration- al and Most Improved went to Debbie Tjoelker and Barbie Baldwin. 45 a sR Gel ORR alae r . i. b + i f BASEBALL KH nAS Vas Ea Ae A “- ph Uy a 8 ot ah ees ) fi edt ae igs, . ; wet Lue = % Drees: « Oy oe ae 3 Assistant Coach Mark Matthiesen, Ladd Tremaine, Pat Helt, Duane VanderYacht, Eric Petersen, Duane Kingma, Dennis Strong, Terry Korthuis, Head Coach Rollie DeKaster; Kneeling - Manager Randy Schouten, Steve VanderYacht, Eric Thompson, Jim Brockmeyer, Bobby James; Tohru Kawamura, Paul Blair, Greg Allen, Bryan Larson The 1983 Lynden Baseball Team was the youngest team Lynden has ever put on the field. The team worked hard and ended up with a 3rd place tie in league play. Duane Kingma was the only senior to turn out this year. Duane VanderYacht was the M.I.P., Bryan Larson the M.V.P. and Bobby James was the leading hitter with a .268 average. With a lot of returnees back and a good J.V. team returning, we are looking forward to an improved season next year. Assistant Coach Mark Matthiesen, Eric Thompson, Pat Helt, Lloyd Winterberg, Eric Petersen, David Ohligschlager, Dennis Strong, Terry Korthuis, Head Coach Rollie DeKoster; Kneeling - Manager Randy Schouten, Less Powers, Trent Bates, Glen Grisham, Todd Bloomquist; Jeff Zwiers, Kent Oostra, David VanderYacht, Eddy Garza, Bill Overdorf Stirring up a little dust 1,2°-, Cha, cha, cha...’ ; ae: { ore i 7 eg Bie Fan Stl the VARSITY SOFTBALL The Varsity Softball Team swept the league this year, ending up with a 12-1 season record, making them league champions for the first time. The team consisted of one senior, none juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen, which makes for a promising future in the years to come. Teammates voted Roxanne Knutzen the most valuable player, Terri Blair the most inspiration- al, Mari Vonk the best defensive player, and Kay Eiene the most improved. The girls played with enthusiasm and skill throughout the season, and had great attitudes even when they suffered back-to-back losses at Dis- trict. The season ended at District, where the Lions were denied a trip to the State Tournament, but the team looks forward to next year and another chance at the title. eB Se ge Coach-Christy Clark, Terri Blair, Kris DeGroot, Darlene Nelson, Donna Erickson, Roxanne Knutzen, Lisa Strong, Nancy Smit, Manager-Marcie Snyder; Kneeling-Keri VanderZee, Lisa VanderKooi, Janel Nonhoff, Mary Smit, Kay Eiene, Terri Eveland, Tresha Hansen SSS Manager-Amy Epp, Susie Parkhurst, Roxane Lyon, Kathy Visser, Kim VanderHaak, Tammy Wight, Leah Vonk, Tami Holt, Coach-Julee Pitalo; Kneeling-Kelly Dykstra, Kellee Pullig, Patty VandeKamp, Kristin Boyd, Sandy Allshouse; Kristy Hansen, Ellaina Sloam, Heidi Garberg, Cary Jansen JV SOFTBALL The Lynden JV team had a successful season this year with a season record of 6 wins, 5 losses, and a league record of 3 wins, 3 losses, to earn them second place in league play. This year we had nineteen girls in the JV program and they will be valuable assets to the varsity pro- gram in the years to come. 51 Let’s kill the ““Orcans!”’ | Just a SWINGIN”! Wail on that ball!!! MAT MAIDS Leanne Lagerway Diane Sturtz Candy Postma J.V. CHEERLEADERS Basketball Lisa VanderKooi Patty Vandekamp Mary Smit Kelly Dykstra Football Leanne Lagerway Elisa Silva Kellee Pullig Kathy VanderGiessen SPORTS AWARDS Dawn your're off! Duane ... Where’s mine? Christy likes to talk! Food-the best part of a banquet! ee “ SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week, January 24-28, 1983, found Lynden High school trans- formed into a madhouse. Everyone showed up in their togas, pajamas, and hats and glasses. They also came as their favorite old folks and punk rockers. On Friday we had an assembly where we learned who our new Spirit Week Winners were. Sophomores won the Coke-guzzling competition and all the cheerleaders got together and did an All-Cheerleader dance. Morning breath? Granny and Grampa Jones SPIRIT ROYALTY 1983 SPIRIT WEEK NOMINEES | | Leah Vonk, Kris DeGroot, Larry Roosendaal, Cary Jansen, Tohru Kawamura, Julie Reinsma, David VanderYacht, Barbie Baldwin, Lloyd Winterberg, Shane VanDalen, Darrin VanderPol i Spirit Prince Princess Spirit King and Queen Spirit Prince Princess Larry Roosendaal Cary Jansen Tohru Kawamura Juli Reinsma David VanderYacht Barbie Baldwin = Something you’d like to take home to meet Mom and Dad? we . SS —S = = = oe — Adam and The Aunts Social Hour at the old folks home. Freshmen ham it up. _ ee es sae eee My place or yours, Sonny? Out of BenGay, Mickey?! I lost my teddy bear! A car is faster, guys! yy PREPARE. - TO BEE Jolene finally got a date! The joys of competition. Children nowadays. Troublesome trio! Scott trying to get a date! Pic eet: Maassinasried Debbie and Beth want to be twins! | James being normal... The wall-cleaning committee! When I was your age... q : Is sleeping in HOMECOMING Was held September 20 to 25. The coronation was held on Thursday. From the Homecom- ing nominess, winners were elected. They are: Seniors- Monica Martin, Larry Roosendaal Juniors- Terri Blair, Duane VanderYacht, Sophomores- Juli Reinsma, Darren VanDalen, Freshman- Patti Vande- Kamp, Paul Blair. The cheerleaders did a 50’s dance to Elvis Presley’s “Hard Headed Woman” on Friday night and at the assembly on Thursday. a gutter rough business ... Junior Nominees: Kent Preston, Duane VanderYacht, Jeff Parkhurst, : Camron Birdsey, Terri Blair, Nancy Smit, : Senior and Sophomore Nominees: Larry Roosendaal, Tom Parkhurst, Brian Johnston, Roxanne Knutzen, Lisa Gienger, Monica Martin, Dar- ren VanDalen, Gary VandeHoef, Curt Hallberg, Lisa VanderKooi, Kathy VanderGiessen, Juli Reinsma, Past Winners: Jody St. John and Jodi Tjoelker 79-80 Duane Kingma and Stef Stoffer 80-81 Kent Lyon and Flo Silva 81-82 Larry Roosendaal and Monica Martin 82-83 Freshman Nominees: Paul Blair David Ohligschlager Dennis Strong Patty VandeKamp Kelly Dykstra Tami Holt oe Se Senior Winners: Junior Winners: Larry Roosendaal and Monica Martin Duane VanderYacht and Terri Blair Sophomore Winners: Freshman Winners: Darren VanDalen and Juli Reinsma Patty VandeKamp and Paul Blair a a2 ¥ ss: er 3 —t “Gi Gu ie tt. ; ,. Ist row: Max Whipple, Robin Wall, Leigh Epp, Andy McPhee; 2nd row: Chris Bonsen, Ron Raymond, Sean Dahl, Kevin Allshouse, Jeff Bailey, David Vannice, Tally Bachman, Todd Bloomquist, Gerald Roberts, Kent Lyon, Mark Bovenkamp; 3rd row: Amy Epp, Pam Holmes, Tammy Denson, Kristine Sullivan, Susie Parkhurst, Kelly Dykstra, Tami Holt, Roni Kelley, Kim Pike, Kristin Boyd, Eric Arneson, Lars Everlund; 4th row: Natalie Wynne, Lisa St.Lawrence, Debbie Bovenkamp, Jackie Hollander, Kristie Linde, Deanna Olsen, Amy Gilmore, Shelly Krueger, Barbie Baldwin, Rachel DeKruyf, Sandy Allshouse; 5th row: Sue Maxwald, Casey Rose, Heidi Garberg, Cary Jansen, Rhonda Kagey, Annette Cuellar, Donna Verduin, Shannon Huestis, Monica Martin BAND AND CHOIR 68 Tammy Bloo mquist Janice Brim Joe Cevallos Jeff Dawkins Lorie Dodge Karen Grafmyre Heidi Hallberg Cindi Hollander Brinda Honcoop Debbi Hudson Joyce Kossey Scott Lauter Michelle Osborne Carol Otter Wayde Park Danny Patton Becky Perreault Kellee Pullig Lisa Shea Julia Silva Kim Tyler Patty VandeKamp Leah Vonk Sonja Vonk Tina Westman Max Whipple Raelene Winter “ at; e : se EE = oe Dawn Smit, Monica Martin, Kim Kildall, Roxanne Lyon, Terri Blair, Lisa Gienger Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleaders Lisa Gienger, Dawn Smit, Rick Little, Stef Stoffer, Roxanne Lyon, Jay Kaiser, Kay Eiene, Kim Kildall Caught in the act again? Will the real Santa please sit down? CHRISTMAS 1982 os pres oo ae as Health class was never this exciting!! We have a lot to remember this year. It’s been a good year for us seniors. We have a lot to look back on such as, going to state twice as sophomores, breaking in a new school as juniors, and sharing together as seniors. We’ve spent twelve years together so let’s not end it here but carry it on in later life. The underclassmen have a lot to look forward to. I hope that each of you will get totally involved in your school. Let your presence be known to all. Don’t look back on your high school years and wish you had done this, or had gone to that. GET INVOLVED ... A special thanks to the teachers, administration, and to the coaches that give us so many fun times. Good luck to each student going to jobs, college, and those still in school. Christoph Schebel, Vice-Pres.; Steph Jansen, Sec.; Darin VanderPol, Pres.; James Tiesinga, Treasurer; Kevin Boyd, Assist. Treas. ASB OFFICERS AND SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senne Beth Lindell, Secretary . Lisa Gienger, Vice-President | Stef Stoffer, President Monica Martin, Treasurer ¢ You A Valle Janice Brim LSSallom Oe-lolauae Brett Ashton Donna Crabtree Janeen Dale J DY=}0) o)Come oKen'cepil.e-beel Tony DeVries is ’ % ae. A 75 Heidi Hallberg Stephanie Jansen Pamela Johnson Brian Johnston — Stuart Jones 76 sae Scott Lauter Beth Lindell Midge Luna Joann Maassen Dave Marthini Monica Martin Harvey Martinez Carol Otter 5 Ted Pederson Rusty Price Dennis Radonski Ron Reimer Larry Roosendaal Christoph Schebel Florinda Silva Dawn Smit k:) Dave Struiksma David Vannice Walter Steele Mickey Ward Rod VanderWerff Kirk Weidkamp Ed Westman 79 80 Max Whipple David Wynne NOT PICTURED: Kevin Erdman Dan Patton George Hudson WEN aeyconogy Tracy Leach Karen Swenson David Lolkema Ken York Monty Lykins Vickie Zarchinski MY SONG Tho’ I may not fly high, Soar in the bright blue sky; Still on my road I'll lighten the load Of one burdened more than I. I may not take first place, Win in an all-star race; Still Pll do no less than give of my best, And I'll know the fun of a job well done. Tho’ the road may be steep and long, My faith is deep; my hope is strong. So, Pll walk with pride, be satisfied If each day I leave behind Is better than I find. By Mary Connor Deborah Yoder a tl tl [ne am Kevin Allshouse Donna Andress Mike Anker Jeff Bailey Kim Berg Cameron Birdsey Terri Blair Paul Bonsen Jolene Bosman Troy Bosman Kevin Boyd Peter Buckingham Rick Coglianese Julie Courtney Kara Covell Becky Crabtree Cara Crabtree Jeff Dawkins Bernie Eccarius Kay Eiene FARMFOLKSFAIR Donna Erickson Susan Estabrook Steve Feenstra Pat Gilmore Wendy Gorsegner John Gossman Terri Greene Cindy Hagens Erin Haley Shereen Hillmer Leanna Honcoop Debbi Hudson Shannon Heustis Bobby James Andy Jennings Jay Kaiser Kim Klldall Mike Klein Shelly Krueger Laurie Kuplent aia | oY ae AE ‘= Ti . � 4 ; 5 Kevin Larsen Bryan Larson Rick Little Ro xanne Lyon Randy Matter Wendy McCormack Darlene Nelson Dave Newsome Kris Nielsen Deanna Olsen Laura Ondeck Almut Osterwald Jamie Otter Jeff Parkhurst Janet Pen Pedro Perez Annette Piersma Kent Preston Sara Pruesser Ryan Pugh | i | | | | Pat Rdesinski Gerald Roberts Jill Roosendaal Martha Serrato Lisa Shea Julia Silva Nino Silva Virginia Silva Melody Sloan Nancy Smit John Steele Lisa Strong Galen Tromp Kim Tyler Duane Vander Yacht Steve Vander Yacht Keri Vander Zee Bill VanStraalen D.J. Van Weerdhuizen Maribeth Vonk Tina Westman Chris White Raelene Winter Ilana York JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Smit-Secretary, Jay Kaiser-Vice President, Julie Courtney-Treasurer, Donna Erickson- President Juniors Chris Albert Greg Allen Laura Atkins Barbie Baldwin Debbi Bosman Jeff Bovenkamp Phil Bovenkamp Jim Brockmeyer Tim Conner Kenny Cowen Annette Cuellar Sean Dahl Carla Darkis Rachel DeKruyf David Ellett | Brian Ellyson Leigh Epp Charles Estabrook Chad Fleming Stacy George a . oi : : - ! Lisa Georing Curt Hallberg Jackie Hansen Tresha Hansen Pat Helt Jeff Holmes Ed Honcoop Randy Humphreys Jack Ingham Rhonda Kagey Ron Koehn Vince Korthuis Leanne Lagerwey Troy Lautenbauch Walter Leaf Rhonda Lindquist Paul Lolkema Andy MacPhee John Metz Brent Miller Gayla Miller Jason Miller Bryan Nelson Janel Nonhoff Billy Overdorf Candy Postma Shane Pritchett Danny Radonski Juli Reinsma Darren Roberts Randy Schouten Regina Scott Travis Sheets Ellaina Sloan Mike Slotemaker Mary Smit Tami Snapper Diane Sturtz Eric Thompson Ladd Tjoelker Debbie Tjoelker Mike Top Karla VanBeek Harold VanBerkum Darren VanDalen John VanDalen Henry VanBerkum | | Gary VandeHoef . Donna Verduin ) | Lisa VanderKool Bryan VanderYacht Kathy Visser : i Robin Wall a SOPHOMORE CLASS | ™ ie OFFICERS . Lisa VanderKooi, Sec. Treas.; Mary Smit, Vice-Pres.; Tami Snapper, Pres. nt it - 4 fmt 4 , 5 : : ‘ | : 4 } = ee ; | Margaret Ward Brad Warner Clint Weidkamp Jodi Weidkamp Kirk Blankenship Sam Wood Nadine Yoder Cody Zander Zn nnmA os Annie Aalpoel FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Todd Bloomquist, President; Brian VanKleeck, Treasurer; Kelly Dykstra, Vice-President; Casey Rose, Secretary Lisa Alexander Carol Auginaga Sandy Allshouse Eric Arneson Tally Bachman Corry Barnhouse Trent Bates Ken Bennett Paul Blair Todd Bloomquist Chris Bonsen Nick Bonstein Vonda Bosman Mark BovenKamp Kristin Boyd Julie Brockmeyer Brent Bruner Joey Cevallos Amy Cowell Brian Cowen Kurt Cowen Brad Crabtree Ken DeBondt Tammy Denson jerry Dodge jelly Dykstra hannon Dykstra ‘my Epp jars Everlund lichele Fast varren Fehst ‘m Feldmann ric Filion ‘Jeidi Garberg ‘die Garza ‘ris DeGroot ' | | | Borge Gerritsen umy Gilmore ‘hristine Hansen (hristyLee Hansen ck Harrison ckie Hollander Tami Holt Scott Hutton Cary Jansen Roni Kelley Rhonda Knight Jo Ellen Kossey — Roger Kraght Lisa Lankhaar 7 | f Larry Lawrence Kristie Linde Kim Lykins Loren Maassen Timothy Martin Mike Massey Paula Matter Sue Maxwald Lissa Melton Leann Mooney David Ohligschlage Kent Oostra } ‘Tracy Oppewall Chris Overdorf Susie Parkhurst Becky Perreault { Eric Petersen ‘Phu Phan Kim Pike ‘Leslie Powers Kellee Pullig Amy Rayborn Ron Raymond Shyla Reimer sary Roberts Casey Rose Elisa Silva Julian Silva Mark Sires Jenny Smith i Lisa St. Lawrence ‘Dennis Strong Kristine Sullivan Ladd Tremaine Rick Tyler Shane VanDalen Patty VandeKamp Kim VanderHaak | David Vander Yacht Brian VanKleeck Val VanRoekel Arie VanStraalen || Amy Velthuizen Gary Vis Leah Vonk Sonja Vonk Bret Warner Sherri Weatherby | Tammy Wight Lloyd Winterberg Natalie Wynne Jeff Zwiers po aad aN inf President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Who’s really running? Rick-or Jack Daniels?! 1983-84 ASB OFFICERS Roxane Lyon John Gossman Nancy Smit Kevin Boyd Mike Slotemaker I know I don’t have a chance, but... 1983 ASB ELECTIONS What’s so funny, Christoph? ee ee ( £ ' OMe fi ini ar o rs Pa, % = May 5-7 L.HS. hosted several International stu- dents: Irene Esparza, Mexico; Tatjana Andjelko- vic, Yugoslavia; Kaija Kalainen, Finland; Russell Everson, Australia; Jens Kujawa, Germany; Bir- gette Voss, Denmark; Miguel Remes, Mexico; Martine Dubois, Belgium; Ayurni Nagashima, Japan; and Maria Guillén, Mexico. Highlights of the week-end included a visit to the VanWeerd- huizen’s dairy farm, a pot-luck dinner, and a trip to Vancouver B.C. Mrs. G.A. Lonnquist, formerly Theresa Tromp and benefactress of the annual chess tournament, first initiated the tournament in the fall of 1971 and the first tourney was held the succeeding spring. The winner was David Brumbaugh that year. The tournament will be perpetual since she invested stocks that she and her husband wisely purchased many years ago and which can do nothing but grow. She pres- ently resides in Brooklyn, N.Y., where she retired after having worked most of her life as an educator, nurse, and traveler. In her youth she worked locally for a Lynden The- ater owner and his wife before she attended Whatcom Normal School (WWSU). Her motto, quoted from Virgil, is “Fortune favors the bold” and she has lived by that since she first hitchhiked as a young lady. She loves the game of chess concluding that it is a great exercise and discipline for the mind. She feels this is the best way to get kids to think and at the same time benefit the community that gave her beginnings which have led to a successful and comfort- able retirement. Mr. Horman defines her as «remarkably witty and sharp,” which she is. PREVIOUS WINNERS David Brumbaugh 1972 Mark Bosman 1973-74 Art Metz 1975-77 | Bryan Thom 1976-77 ; James Bouma 1978 Kelly Pugh 1979-82 Ryan Pugh 1980-83 Don Zander 1981 ‘ CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS : VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. FOOTBALL J.V. BASKETBALL MAT MAIDS Terri Blair Terri Blair Vonda Bosman Kelly Dykstra Pam Holmes Kara Covell Kara Covell Kellee Pullig Patty VandeKamp Ronnie Kelley Kim Kildall Kay Eiene Natalie Wynne ; Roxane Lyon Kim Kildall Kathy VanderGiessen Roxane Lyon Lisa VanderKooi Mary Smit . 2-53 Jr.-Sr. Banquet This annual is dedicated to Mr. Jim Top, Mrs. Sherry Cline, and Mr. Jake Maberry. They will be missed. Mr. Jim Top has gone into early retirement to farm, go moose hunting, and to fish. ’ ed : After teaching at Lynden for 25 years in agriculture, science, math, and diversified occupations, Mr. Top claims that the students really haven’t changed that much over the years. His main disappointment has been student’s continual interest in drugs and he is sorry that there are no effec- tive ways to fight the problem. Mr. Top also coach high school track and middle school football. “No matter what you do, be happy and feel good about yourself.” We will miss Mr. Top! Mrs. Sherry Cline worked at Lynden for 22 years. She was a good teacher and her friendli- ness will be remembered always. She taught everything from Journalism to Biol- ogy. She was the Senior class advisor for many years and her experience was a tremendous help and encouragement. Good luck in all you do, Mrs. Cline! ES PE Mr. Jake Maberry, known as the “CHIEF”, has been a big part of Lynden High for many years. He has made many contributions to LHS and the community of Lyn- den as a super teacher and a legendary coach. In the classroom, Jake was a very knowledgeable and exper- ienced teacher. Every student came out of Washington State History knowing much more than when they went in. Jake was also the boy’s P.E. teacher. As a coach, Jake had a good reputation all over the state for coaching many winning teams. In his 29 years of coaching he was the winningest coach in the state. Everyone knows Jake as a great coach, but he would also like to be remembered as a teacher that thoroughly enjoyed his work and students. We just want to say “Thanks Jake. You mean a lot to us. Take care and have fun fishing!” BUSINESS WEEK ‘83 sae | eal alll « ee AWARDS, HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS JAMES TIESINGA Puget Sound Assoc. of Phi Beta Kappa a copy of the American Heritage Dictionary Four Year LeCocq Schol arship Voice of Democracy CHARLIE HUBBARD Texas Instrument Calculator for his accomplishments in the field of science and math BRINDA HONCOOP Awarded Honors at Entrance at SPU BETH LINDELL Soroptimist Scholarship Kiwanis Scholarship American Legion Scholarship STEPHANIE JANSEN Elks Scholarship Kiwanis Scholarship Chapter EA PEO Scholarship DAWN SMIT Two (2) Elks Vocational Scholarships (1 Local, 1 State) STUART JONES Four Year LeCocq Scholarship Georgeoff Scholarship President’s Scholarship for WWU Ten Mile Grange Scholarship LISA GIENGER Kiwanis Scholarship Word of Life Citizenship and Personal Development Scholarship VAL BERKOMPAS Jack Lambert Award CHRISTOPH SCHEBEL Kiwanis Scholarship National Merit Scholarship Trustee Scholarship from UPS HEIDI HALLBERG Western Baptist College Scholarship SUSAN MILLER Scholarship from Western Baptist College Western Baptist College Piano Contest Nooksack Baptist Church Scholarship STEPHANIE STOFFER American Business Womens Scholarship Lynden PTA Scholarship Hazel Anderson Scholarship FBLA Scholarship KENT LYON PTA Scholarship Elmer Clarkson Scholarship Hazel Anderson Scholarship TAMMY BLOOMQUIST American Legion Scholarship ROXANNE KNUTZEN FBLA Scholarship 113 SENIOR GRADUATION 1983 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way. Knowing the choices that we’re making now, Have meaning far beyond today. Tammy Bloomquist Donna Crabtree Bas x aa Dawn Smit ca rv a Brinda Honcoop Val Berkompas Wayde Park Alane Pen Walter Steele Mickey War Janice Brim Lisa Gienger | Darin VanderPol James Tiesinga sal Marcie Snyder Chris Matter Joann Maassen Karen Grafmyre H Dennis Getchell Allen Football 12 Track 12 New student 12 Brett A. Ashton Wrestling 10 Baseball 10 New student 10 Kathleen Marie Berglund Girl’s basketball 12 Track 12 International club 12 FBLA club. 12 Newspaper staff 11 Editor 11 Valerie Lynne Berkompas New student 11 Drama club 11 Torch club 11,12 Tamara Jane Bloomquist Volleyball 9 Manager 11 Scorekeeper 11 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Softball 9,10,11 FBLA club 10,11,12 L club 9,10,11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Drama club 11 Choir 12 Small ensemble 9 Brandon Bolt Doug L. Bosman Cross country 10,11,12 Track 11,12 L club 10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 Debra Kay Bovenkamp Volleyball 9 Softball 9,10 Mat maid 10 Spirit nominee 11 FBLA club 9,10,11,12 FHA club 9,10,11,12 L club 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Small ensemble 11 Janice Louise Brim International club 12 FBLA club 12 New student 9 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Choir play 10 Band 10 Choir 9,10,11,12 Small ensemble 10 Pep club 9,10,11,12 David Allen Cowin Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,11 Baseball 9,10 racks 1) FFA club 10,11 L club 9,10,11,12 James E. Cowin Football 9,11,12 Wrestling 9,11 Track It FFA club 10,11 Bruce A. Crabtree Football 9,10,12 Basketball 9 Baseball 9,10 International club 9 FFA club 9,10,11,12 Student council 9 L club 9,10,11,12 Donna Joy Crabtree Volleyball manager 9 Track 9 Statistician 11 International club 11 FFA club 11 FBLA club 11,12 L club 10,11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Drama club 10 Play 10 Guitar 9,11 Janeen L. Dale Volleyball manager 9 International club 9,10 FBLA club 11,12 Choir 10 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Tony Scott Devries Football 9,10 FFA club 9,10 Lorie M. Dodge International club 12 New student 10 Drama club 10,11 Play 10 Choir 10,11,12 Honor choir 12 Dale Jason Ellyson Drama club 9 Play 9 Band 9,10,11 Jeff Fast John Allen Gerritsen Jazz band11 Band 9,10,11 Lisa Kay Gienger Girl’s basketball 10,11 Track 9,10,11,12 Cheerleader 9,11,12 Spirit nominee 10 Spirit royalty 10 Homecoming nominee 11,12 International club 9,10 President 10 FHA club 11 Class officer 11,12 Vice president 12 Secretary 11 FBLA club 9,11,12 Treasurer 12 Student council 12 Torch club 10,11,12 L club 9,10,11,12 Annual staff 12 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Vice president 11 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Vice president 11 Business week 12 Karen Alicia Grafmyre Track 9,10,11,12 L club 10,11,12 Band 9,10 Choir 12 Guitar 9,11 Heidi Lynn Hallberg Volleyball 9,10 Girl’s basketball 9 Softball 10,11 Scorekeeper 9 Spirit nominee 10 International club 11 FHA club 10,11 L club 10,11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Drama club 11 Choir 12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Mark B. Hickey Football 12 New student 11 Cindi Janelle Hollander Volleyball 9,10 International club 9,10,11,12 FHA club 9,10,11,12 Secretary 11 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Drama club 11,12 Choir 9,10,11,12 Honor choir 12 Pep club 9,10,11 Choir play 10 L club 9,10 Brinda Maureen Honcoop Volleyball manager 9 International club 9,10,11,12 FBLA club 11,12 Secretary 12 Choir 12 Torch club 10,11,12 L club 10,11,12 Newspaper staff 11 Annual staff 11 Guitar 9 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Cynthia Howard New student 12 Charles William Hubbard Football statistician 12 International club 12 Knowledge bowl 12 Science club 12 George Stanley Hudson Track 11 Stephanie C. Jansen Softball manager 9 Track scorekeeper 11,12 Spirit nominee 10,11 International club 10 Secretary 10 FHA club 10 ASB officer 12 Secretary 12 FBLA club 9,11,12 Student council 12 Torch club 10,11,12 L club 9,10,11,12 Band 9 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Secretary 12 Treasurer 12 Business week 12 Leadership camp 12 Girl’s state 12 Pamela Ann Johnson New student 11 Office assistant 12 Brian J. Johnston Basketball 10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 12 FFA club 9,11 L club 10,11,12 Band 9,10 Stuart W. Jones Baseball 9 ti International club 10,11,12 Vice president 11 Class officer 9 President 9 Student council 12 Torch club 10,11,12 Vice president 11 Newspaper staff 11 Sports editor 11 Annual staff 11 Sports editor 11 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Science club 12 Business week 12 Boy’s state 12 Rick L. Kaiser Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 9 Baseball 9 FFA club 11,12 L club 9;10,11,12 Annette Cornelia Keizer Softball manager 10 International club 9,10,11,12 FBLA club 10,11,12 President 12 Peelubeien2 Newspaper staff 11,12 Editor 12 Annual staff 12 Drama club 9 Choir play 10 Band 9 Choir 9,10,12 Pep club 10,11,12 Rick Mark Kildall Football 10 Baske tball 9,10 Track 9,10,11,12 International club 11,12 Torch club 9,10 L club 9,10,11,12 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Duane A. Kingma Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 9,10 Homecoming royalty 10 International club 9 Treasurer 9 Class officer 10 President 10 Ski club 9,10,11,12 L club 10,11,12 President 12 Roxanne Lynne Knutzen Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Girl’s basketball 9,10,11,12 Softball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 12 | International club 9,10 Class officer 9 President 9 Ski club 9,10,11,12 President 12 Pep club 9,10,11 FBLA club 10,11,12 Student council 10,11,12 Readerboard 9,12 L club 9,10,11,12 President 12 Terry R. Korthuis Football 10,12 Basketball 9,10 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 9 FFA club 11 Treasurer 11 L club 11,12 Fred Norman Krueger Football 10 Basketball 9 Track 9,12 International club 11,12 Torch club 9,10,11,12 L club 10,11,12 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Scott Ray Lauter Track 12 New student 12 Choir 12 Tracey Ann Leach Pep club 12 New student 12 Beth Ann Lindell International club 9,10,11,12 Secretary 12 FHA club 12 Class officer 12 Secretary 12 FBLA club 10,11,12 Vice president 12 New student 9 Torch club 10,11,12 Vice president 12 Newspaper staff 11,12 Asst. editor 11 Annual staff 11,12 Ski club 12 Drama club 9 Play 9 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Michelle Luna International club 9,10,11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Monty Lykins Football 9 Kent Lyon Football 10,11,12 Baseball 11,12 Homecoming nominee 11 Homecoming royalty 11 New student 10 L club 10,11,12 | Ski club 12 Band 10,11,12 Joann Kaye Maassen Volleyball 9,10 FHA club 12 Secretary 12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Drama club 11,12 Play 11 Choir 9,10,11,12 Choir play 10 International club 10,11,12 L club 9,10 Pep club 9,10,11 Dave J. Marthini Wrestling 12 New student 11 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Harvey C. Martinez Monica Tarran Martin Volleyball 9,11 Girl’s basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 9,11,12 Cheerleader 12 Homecoming nominee 12 Homecoming royalty 12 Spirit nominee 11 Spirit royalty 11 International club 9,10,11 Class officer 9,11,12 Vice president 9 Treasurer 11,12 L club 10,11,12 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Vice president 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Student council 12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Business week 11 Christine Marie Matter Volleyball 9,10 Track 9,10 International club 9,10,11,12 FHA club 10,11 FBLA club 10,11 Torch club 10,11 L club 10,11 Business week 12 Pep club 9,10,11 Alice Diane Miller Choir 9 Susan Maree Miller International club 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 12 FHA club 10,11 FBLA club 11,12 Drama club 9,10,11 Play 9 Choir 9,10 Choir play 10 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Michelle Kay Osborne Softball 9,10 International club 9,10,11,12 FHA club 9,10,11 Choir 9,0,112 President 11 L club 9,10,11,12 Drama club 9,10,11 Play 9,10,11 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Carol J. Otter Volleyball manager 9 Softball 9,10 Mat maid 10 Spirit nominee 9 International club 9,10,11 FBLA club 10,11 L club 10,11,12 Choir 9,12 Wayde John Park Cross country 9 FFA club 9,10 L club 9,10,11,12 Choir 11,12 Guitar 11 Thomas Eaton Parkhurst Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 9 Spirit nominee 10 Spirit royalty 10 Homecoming nominee 11,12 L club 11,12 Ski club 9,10 Danny D. Paton Track 11 FFA club 9 L club 12 Ted Eric Pederson Track 9 International club 12 Band 9,10 Alane M. Pen Robin Russell Price Track 9 Band 9 Dennis Ray Radonski FFA club 10,11,12 Jeff T. Rachinski Wrestling 9 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Ron B. Reimer Football 9,10,11,12 Wrestling 9,10,11 Baseball 9,10,11 FFA club 9,10,11,12 President 11,12 Student council 10 L club 10,11,12 Ski club 11,12 Drama club 12 Larry Gerrit Roosendaal Football 10,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 11,12 Homecoming royalty 12 Spirit nominee 11,12 Spirit royalty 12 FFA club 11 Student council 11 Christoph Schebel Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Wrestling 10,11,12 Track 12 International club 11,12 Vice president 11 A.S.B. officer 12 Vice president 12 Class officer 10,11 Vice president 11 Secretary 10 Student council 12 Torch club 9,12 L club 10,11,12 Sgt. at arms 11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Sports editor 12 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Florinda M. Silva Cheerleader 10 Homecoming nominee 11 Homecoming royalty 11 International club 9,10,11 FHA club 10 FBLA club 12 Drama club 9 Pep club 9,10,11 Angela Dawn Smit Girl’s basketball 10 Softball 9,10 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 9,10,11 FBLA club 12 L club 10,11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Marcie Jo Snyder Softball skp. 12 Statistician 12 Manager 12 International club 11,12 FBLA club 12 New student 10 L club 12 Newspaper staff 11,12 Annual staff 11,12 Editor 12 Asst. editor 11 Drama club 10 Pep club 12 Walt Tommy Steele Mark K. Stenberg Guitar 11 Joseph Parker St. John Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11 Homecoming nominee 9 Homecoming royalty 9 International club 9,10,11,12 Class officer 10 Vice president 10 Student council 9,10 L club 10,11,12 Knowledge bowl 12 Science club 12 Stephanie Mae Stoffer Volleyball 9,10,11,12 Softball 9 Cheerleader 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 9,10 Homecoming royalty 10 International club 9,10 Class officer 10,11,12 President 11,12 Treasurer 10 FBLA club 10,11,12 Student council 9 Torch club 10,11,12 Readerboard 9 L club 9,10,11,12 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Secretary treasurer 11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Business week 10 David Jon Struiksma Guitar 11 James Jay Tiesinga Jr. International club 9,10,11 President 12 A.S.B. officer 11,12 Chess club 12 Torch club 10,11,12 President 12 Drama club 9 Play 9 Choir 9 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Science club 12 Vice president 12 Business week 11 Boy’s state 11 Leadership camp 10 Jodi Ann Tjoelker Cross country 12 Track 9,10,11,12 Cheerleader 10 Homecoming nominee 9 Homecoming royalty 9 FHA club 9 FBLA club 9,10,11,12 Student council 9,10,12 L club 10,11,12 Ski club 9,10,11,12 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Debbie A. Ullerup Volleyball manager 9 Track 9 International club 9,10,11,12 FHA club 11,12 FBLA club 11,12 L club 9 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Ski club 12 Guitar 9 Pep club 9,10,11,12 John A. VandeHoef Basketball 9,10,11,12 Homecoming nominee 9 FFA club 10,11 Student council 9 L club 11,12 Guitar 11 Darin Troy Vanderpol Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11 Baseball 9 A.S.B. officer 12 President 12 New student 10 Student council 10 L club 10,11,12 Science club 12 President 12 Kevin VanderVeen Rod W. Vanderwerff Football 10 Basketball manager 9,10 Spirit nominee 11 L club 10,11,12 Jazz band 11 Band 9,10,11 President 11 Dave V. Vannice Cross country 9,10,11 Basketball 9 Track 9 L club 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 Choir 11 Michiele Ann Ward Girl’s basketball timer 9,10,11,12 Softball 9 International club 9,10,11,12 Council 11 FFA club 9,10,11,12 Secretary 11,12 Reporter 10,11 FBLA club 10,11 L club 10,11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Photographer 12 Drama club 11 Choir 9 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Kirk Allen Weidkamp Drama club 12 Band 9 Ed A. Westman Cross country 9,10 Track 9 Max Whipple Spirit nominee 10,11 Spirit royalty 11 Band 9,10,11,12 Choir 12 David W. Wynne Track 9,11,12 International club 10,11,12 L club 10,11,12 Knowledge bowl 11,12 Deborah Ann Yode r International club 10,11,12 FHA club 11 FBLA club 12 L club 11,12 Newspaper staff 12 Annual staff 12 Band 9,10 Pep club 9,10,11,12 Victoria M. 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WITH UTMOST SINCERITY, RODGER E. EKMAN AND STAFF Doctor of Optometry 1921 Front St. 354-2222 CLARK’S BERRY FARM 455 Birch Bay Lynden Rd. 354-4551 CGHeese MEATS SPECIALIZING IN LOCAL AND IMPORTED CHEESES AND DELI MEATS LOCATED NEXT TO Tinls [o Ue FAMILY RESTAURANT 3 5 Grover Lynden Family Dining E 311 Front St. Downtown Lynden Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Nooksack Valley Farms 208 Tromp Road Lynden, WA 98264 Dick Bedlington, Owner Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington INTALCO ALUMINUM CORPORATION Ferndale, Washington — eo j : a Seer NEE rae sehen ea = te ee, BY � iW b o “e Ne) LA THE DAIRY STOP Fairway Shopping Center 354-2700 “Featuring Fresh Dairy Products Daily” BOUNDARY AUTO PARTS 306 Front St. Lynden, WA 354-2106 Congratulations to the Class of 1983!! 204 Ist St. Lynden, WA 98264 hla Delft Square Downtown Lynden 1304 Cornwalle Downtown Bellingham 676-1870 _. 354-1565 Seeseeeseeeeaeases 354-4311 “THE SWEET TOUCH” CANDY AND GIFTS DELFT SQUARE, LYNDEN traditions WOMEN’S ATTIRE Delft Square 354-1666 Bt S H AUTO PARTS PROBLEM SOLVERS LYNDEN FERNDALE BLAINE 354-5627 400 FRONT 5702- 3rd AVE. 289 H STREET 354-4468 384-1151 332-5533 M-F 8-5:30 SAT 8-5 M-F 8-5:30 SAT82 M-F 8:30-5:30 SAT 8:30-12 NOTEBOOM, BYEMAN HENDRICKS Insurance and Real Estate 423 Front Street Lynden 354-2200 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 83!!! 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