Mariner High School - Voyager Yearbook (Everett, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

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Computerized attendance, A hassle, maybe, but it iust might work.., Tunes are great-but not in the halls and not during class. Radios should remain at home! SAD!! Wait till next Wednesday iust to drop Study l-lall? Not everything has changed-schedule mix-ups seemed iust as BAD as years past . , . Crowded bleachers, a shortage of desks-there was no room anywhere. The last fresh- man class, What TIMES we had! The freshly painted halls, the football stadium, Alfy's..,it was good to see all the old PLACES again. Student involvement ran highwl-lomecoming was a grand suc- cess. Frash initiation..,What NAMES will be called this year, everyone won- dered. GAMES! l-lave we ever won this many? Each team had a winning record..,Perhaps the best tall sports season in Ml-lS history! VICTORY-that's the Marauder Battle Cry!! K J F Homecoming Homecoming Week Sports Underclass Freshman Sophomores Juniors Activities f ,.,,. 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The ten tinalists were seatedcexcitement grew...Christy Foster played Nocturn on the pi- ano...more tears...whispers,..smiles. The princesses were called oft ... randomly Cheryl Painter es- Cort Page l4: Top lelt-Host Phil Myers and Hostess Heidi Gunderson applaud Bottom left-V980 Homecoming Court, Page IS: Tap left-Queen Kelly is escorted to her throne TOD flQl1TtK9llV Bl' Rob l?assmussen,.,Teresa Brandvald es- cort Bill Rucl4er...Sharon Mead escort Chuck Belfordmlracie Burgess escort Jerry Arnold,..Melinda Furror escort Dan Keniecker...Pam l-loelzle escort Paul Dire...Trina Hale escort Chris Bel- ford. Excitementmtensionmsecond prin- cess...lisci lrelan escort Chris Nor- manmthere were only two lelt.,.lst princess..,Christy Foster escort Tim Lewisl Te-ars...clapping..excitement... all reigned dawn over Mariners l9BO Homecoming Queen...Kelly Bissell. Brian Sogn escorted Kelly down the pathmonto her thronemwith glistening crown and a bouquet ot flowers. Happinessmdisappointmentmrelie t.,. l-lolding On To Yesterday .. .was special! ssell. moments after her crowning. Bottom lett- Chris Norman escorts Lisa lrelan to her place among the court. Bottom right-Christy Faster and escort Tim Lewis are introduced. X x 1 i Xxx xg X. Q ...1 ffxx Vff 1 i . guy 'thine XX- 5 'T t ,. .L C r f ' ' , 4. i r , l l4 Homecoming 3, 4 .. .- 1 f-fE1 :'.' , -' V 1 1 g ,lf -.WNW f N Purple ond oronge? I love it! Ploids ond stripes every which woy? Why, it must be Homecoming l98O ot Moriner! Everyone looked greot os suits come out ol the closet ond dresses were the tod on Coronotion doy. WHO will be Queen? Guesses were mode but nobody knew lor sure. l con't woit for corona- tion. The onticipotion climbed high. ls this reolly where l did oll those iumping iocks? Seniors busily decoroted the gym. How do you rnoke ci bosketboll hoop look pretty'?! At lost the coronotion begonmthe TQBO Homecoming Queen is...KeIIy Bissell!! Wos thot reolly Lourel ond Hordy? Roggedy Ann ond Andy,..here ot Mori! ner? l must be seeing double, or is it poirs doy? Plenty of twins to be found ot Mori- ner! We got spirit yes we do...We got spirit how obout you? Who con show the most spirit? SENIORS, of coursemhod the biggest, best poster everlx Longer ond longer the spirit choins grew. A nickel o link- thofsqthelbest dedl This poge Upper right - Mdrouder on thelgo Bottom right - Kelly Wood ot the Big pep ossembly, Below left - Princess Cheryl escorted by her lother. Opposite poge: Upper lelt - Me-Iindo Clevelond Whot...o cornotion lor me! Out- going Sophornores sold corncitions to iust obout everyone. How mony did you get? He osked memlinolly! Rumors were whispered.,who's going with who. The donce is this Fridov! Spirit come olive cit the BIG pep os- sernbly. Blue ond Gold, Blue ond Gold, everyone was Blue ond Gold! Chee-ring tons were ot their loudest ond rowdiest. This is the best Homecoming ever! Push...shove.,,we con do it! Who con get the most people in the squore? Oh no..,the Frosh won, but woit 'till next yecirl Seven thirtymkickoft! Roin dompened the field but not MARAUDER SPlRlT. Qur blue ond gold clod teom wos cheered on - by the spirit thot ron wild in .the Sjonds. Alumni mingled in the crowds...it's so good to be home. ' Alter the gome, couples found their woy to the coomrnonsml-lolding on to Yes- terdoymo pong ol sorrow from the Seniors - their lost Homecoming! Whot wos Homecoming 1980? To- getherness...rom,once...pride..,cind iust ploin lun! l shows Moruoder spirit. Upper right - Flowe.s for Prin- cess Liso. Lower Ielt - Whot o greot Senior poster! Below right - Another crozy dress-up dmv! U K , J 16 Homecoming Homecoming Week They played WITP1 ca winning Qfrifude' Griclclers ploy with deTerminc1Tion 8 ' Q Q-QQ Q , f ,. Y Q' . 1 g l. , 1 if i . x, v ,s . K , , , ..X. . .1 , f , ,, , ,, -if 4-sq -.4 J ,f 4 E K The soiril wos exceolionol' Teomwork is key To loollooll success vp, ,.q,,e 4 .W '1 x .F ',,,,, .f..f V'-Qu Q Q .www -9 T ., , r,,!' Q' gf. , 1 -Qu, ,ky M si, . s. Jfrlfp :sf , f .fig A j . - .V p,Q,L,MV ,iw qw K .5 T -- - ' ..1g1TT-wr.wf i25f7. is ' 'fr .Q s Vg, .L , se. - ,- V 1 ,.,fMf .zfffvs 1 , . I H T . 914:- fx. R T ll Surprising J.V. had a surprising 4-41 record. Super spirit We went out and plaved our hearts out. Score! Challenges were met, problems overcome ., All Right! Go Mariner Go! Score! Exceptional spirit .. A A come back Win against Shorewood, T4-6, lmprovement Opposite Page UDDer left, a Marauder tackles an opponent Upper right, The Mariner offensive line in action Bottom leli, a Marauder waits for a pass Bottom Middle, A Marauder loses his shoe Bottom right, The Marauder auarteipock calls the plav This Pogo Upper lelt, Coach Gockner signals the plaveis Bottom lelt, Mariner punts the ball awav Middle right, Freshmen team photo Back row ll-rl Mi Morris, Mr Gockner, Dave Piron, Rich Bentz, Vic Smith, Rick Norman, Jon Schaub, Tnn Vanwinkle, Bop Mcdougal, Mike Brown, Chad R-chardsinder, Jett Mead, .loe Mulligan, Dvran Whitsell Middle row' Mark Whtririier, Jail Smckv Carl Peterson, Paul N fundamentallv . . . A goal reached. Touch- down a 11-4 record Winl Class . . , The freshmen had class. Suck up the ball .,. Go . .. Go! A 5-T season Take the ball Run Pass .. Scorel Davis, Paul Yost, Eilliom Clumpert, Steve Crawford, Clete Stein, Mike Garske, Tommy Mitchell, Vince Viesco, Jamie Cram Bottom row' Rich Elliot, Darren Johnsen, Chris White, Jon Burns, Jim McFadden, Rav lakee, Mike Rosebrook, lell Dire, Kurt Pearson, Mark Rittenhauer, Darren Pong Bowan' iight, Soph- omore team photo Back row ll-rl Kevin McCrillts, Randv Warren Second row Dean Lomor, lOn Grady, Bill Leonard, Tom Corrigan, Shaun Shiller, Cannen Sand, Mark Aspnes, Dan Grav Bottom Raw lerrv Matlock, Bob Davis, Kenny Carol, Will Reid, Dan Martin, John Stupv, John Stone, Chrrs Morrow all underclass Football 'Qi We gave it our best shot Saikers get caught in net 28 -...S x 4...i-...ii TRB! Enthusiasmmthe votleyball team had otenty of it, Bump, set, soike-..,that's the wayi The team had a lot going tor them, Turnouts were strenuous workouts. Prace tice, practice, practice...that's how they built up stamina. Teamwork was another strong areamworking together for the good ot the team. It wasn't one of their better seasons. The record was 4-8. What This Page Uaoer tett, J V team ohato LAR Back row- Kris VVenntJerg, Kathy Waite, Kami t-tastrorn, Haiiv Martin, Mehnda Cievetand, Mio Maeshini, Front row Kathy Davie, Knn Milier, Lynn Jacobson, .tuiie Grant Upper right, Coach Tharstensen. Lower right, Val Rae rig serves. Opposite page Uooet ieft, Undo DUDMS held this spirited team back? The other teams were iust a tot bigger. -Coach Thorstenson. Our tailest was 58 ,' ' Working hard, practicing hardmthey gave their ail to each and every game. Excite- ment was the main ingredient, The game with Everett was one of the most exciting, They never gave up and came out win- nersmin the true sense of the word. goes for the biock Uaaer right, Varsity team photo L-R Back row- Lindsay Macpherson, Vai Rang, Mich- eiie Gardener, Linda Duaais, Dorte Aaoethott, Deb' bie Hicks Front raw: Lori Farrington, Karen Dayie, Keiiy Bisseil, Linda Davis, Hoily Leuze Lower Enthu- siastic Marauder gives her ati 1 Q2!VoiieybaIl Ln-l T i 1 ,'f,4,, 4 ' ' sw . M, 4 QQ 5 'F SP S if'f y'f i f ala I wi 7.1, A iw' y W W' Fir ' C 1 415 'G' 'm ?14ff'f'5TQ'-- v L-9Sl1f,i'1 x 'EW ,W1mif,f:wRX:.737:5:5'l7- fflli ' V 5'f?'-f'3k 5 f?ll'f3l?Qi' T ' V Q A . V M Q' ' 5 ' V .. ., 3 Q ,' , .':N.'f.?,' Wg-g .x3:ff'F? ka A -.rtwwfv ,glgiw 'Q-n 1-yds V3 fi' 41 if -.law -gf.. g, ff 1 323 ww ifa 'Qiv'f 'Akiva' est Q99 if 5 -1 Ms F G Goodbye, Colonel Girls tennis team hos no toults l t Ten iumping iacksmfive sit-ups...one lap around the tennis courtmare we in shape? Heck yes! Now we're ready to pIay..,TENNlS ANYONE? But five matches a week? The Mariner Girls Tennis team im- proved considerably this year -they even beat SNOHOMISHM The girls were psy- chedl Spirit postersmon the bus? SURE...VVhy not? We need all the help we can getmplaying tennis in the dark in Ed- This page: Team photo. Upper left - Back row L-R, Carol Kreihn, Becky Thomas, Mary Jo Burgess, Maria Hawley, Jenny Jenson. Teresa Masonholder, Kim Corrtgan, Liz Hawley, Coach Pe-ightel. Front row? Donna Redick, Cindy Ford, Tracie Burgess, Trina Hale, Cathy Delong, Audrey Evenblii, Lynn Banky, Clare Hausmann, lynn Thompson Upper right - mondsl Edmonds, don't they have 0 DQ. there?...Ya!..,that's where Coach Peightel bought us ice cream! But there was also Nervousnessn.Frustration lrainlmond Chol- lengemthey gave it their oll...lt was worth it! The seniors dominated the team with pride.,,enthusiasm...SPlRlTl But they're leovingwso is Coach Peightel and his en- couraging, optimistic, attitude. Coo:h Peightel oversees his girls, Lower left - Donna Redick bockhands her shot. Opposite page: Upper left - Becky Thomas puts a spin on the ball. Upper right- Kim Corrigan waits her turn. Lower left - Trina Hale positions herself Lower right - Lisa Piasecki concentrates on returning the ball. 24!Girls Tennis v N -, ' ., , , 1?lb..:'z3Afz .K,4f'4ffP-fffFUA: '- 3 1 'Q ' .A V L1-We , :1f2: 2!45Y,y22-,A ff, 7. , A 1 , K W 'S ' 3 Q 53 G .Q if i Q, ,, R 1 M, 4.7. 2 M a,q.+.u:1.-.,,, .4 , ,V 'gba' Si. Sex ,ffy ,, 2 M ,rr ..,.- P Q, l , K f mx N '.3,..x ,.. y ,fm 1 . k 9 f. 1 .sf by M ,SW -il l X 5 X,,X .ga QQ, 5 , 1 :get gg 5 M., - ff? V X KX! 7322155-if fx , Sys A f A m A25 l ff: W. 4 V l Y? P , - 1 fi? Lf. t A ' .f'V Q 5 ' A ' 5 ' qw Q - 'mg h 'UMW Nw . ' 5 ,ggi K II, f1,. xxxwvf' gf LW' A .f , K li? i 4 n. fi 1.',.f '1K' ' . 3495. as -mugs,:.- Q . ,- .'i5g153fq.5 fe. V , L ., . A 5 ,., :rms X L 5 - K if i ? K fgfffx if ,. Q, r xl? Exciiemeriil Spirit! Soccerl Spiriied D leads girls To winning season .- .1 X, , . ,, X H: '- ' - '. -. . xi r A -H .- ., x ' i ,xl .4 ' iw QBXG ls Socce to 'sl Q' SUI it 3 it sn 'ze 5 o I Cosmic Fivel What could you belspealc- ing of? The girls soccer team, of course, What spiritl Are you sore? l can hardly movel That Coach Dunbar is a slave driver! But the conditioning helped. Setbacks, setbacks. A O-3 loss to Shore- crest. Team pride showed through, even with the loss. Psyche parties helpedmbut in the locker room?...during activity period? Cosmic! 0000509 00991 UDD9r left - Shari Sommerfeldvputs the ball into ploy Upper right A Anne Ostalaza and Melanie l-toelzle use teamwork lower right - JV team photo, Back row, Coach Ardigggngr S Sirns, S, Johnson, J. Delap, T. Lucas, H Thorpe, T La- velt, L Stave Front Row, L-R, R. Mahlen, J Richard- son, K Stallings, M. Elison, L. Merriman,V1,, lucosimigl K. Kortelcass V 'READYl BREAKDOVVNV' The team kept up their spirit before their games, ala football team. The Cosmic Fivemwhat a great defen- sive teammlean Winsor, Kim Thacker, Anne Ostolaza, Shari Sornrnerfeld, and Melanie l-loelzlemmeiybe the best defense in the league. ' l - A 7f6-2 record isn't badmbut best of all, most of the team will 'be back next seo- son...VVlTl-l SPlRlTlll This page: Upper left - Kathy Stone boots the ball Lower left - Varsity team photo, back row, L-Q3 Assisi toni Coach Ardissqno, J, Winsor, A Ostalaza, K 'MCCarthy,l Porno, T Coats, K. Long, K, Thacker, D Kautz, S Lovell, Coach Dunbar. From row, L-R, K Hutcherson, B, Anderson, C Massie, 5. Sornmerfeld G. Cassella, K Stone, A Dowty, L, Dire, C, Clingman Lower right -'Coach Dunbar - PIA' -1 I Girls Soccer!29 4 i ' W R NVQ! M , 31 Y . '.-I . . , I , 1 JC' lx A A Q I 1.-'W'-35 5. Ri: G Q9 uv Ivy- fp ' I 'ig A t , g-Ig.. , .f.. 2 his Q sf! ' - fag, i 3 .... 4, .,.. 1 44mg . Q . ' nv.s.v.f - - ..f',1 'ly-, , Q4 , 3 5 ':.f f'1jf1f'. '.. Ijff .ix-T41 X I F, 4:4-9353. g1,.',f. 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Silver Lake.,,Edmonds...Picnic Pointmall familiar courses, but superior condition was a must...results...A perfect l5l An individual sportmbut a close knit team...EVERYTl-llNG clone together...Even singing! Anytime is the right time for milk ... OR a frisbeemand a tennis Opposite page: Upper left, Brian Reinertson runs with determination. Upper right, Three Morauders get off to a good start Lower left, Varsity team photo. Back row L-R, Randy King, Mike Eggelston, Dave McFadden, Pot Hebert, Coach Price Front row, Todd Merriman, Karl Hauenstein, Doug Lainey, Kent Pearson, Scott Willis This page: Upper left, Pat Hebert in the lead Upper bollmturning into what else but a BASE- BALL GAME'?l A psyche party...a little TP. and a whole lot of team spirit all added up to a 6-l seasonl FANTASTlC for such a young, ambitious team. I guess those LONG.,,LONG...distcince turnouts were really worth itl right, JV team photo Back row L-R, Coach Price, Bob DeLong, Dennis Warren, Mark Caldart, Brian Reinertson, Don Kestle Center row Joe Bernardo, Troy Hetz, Mark Brown, Tom Christensen, Tye Kles- ick Front row: Jim Foster, Scott McBride, Ray Avery, Ken Englemait, Todd Davenport Lower left, Karl l-lauenstein and Todd Merriman sprint to the finish, Lower right, Scott Wtllis runs with dedication L ! IE'w,' .. ,,, an A V ' 'fzsifitf' Meg: .. ,r-gljijg wwf Mia ,gain WLNF4' if mu A iv' 1' , X5 531111,-,yt t M L' ll., ffffk , Q S v' b . M Qjmnfff Y xklllflgf' ' fl 'M A NM-rl' Kirk.. Stiff- pl Boys Cross Courttryffil N Whorever you our into IT, you'Il get our of ir Girls cover Iors of ground 9 .un ' Q X 5,54 Q i rbi X Girls Cross Country 22 , Yo! You push yourself iust beyond the limits of your enduronce... Yol tvlr. Price kept everyone going, to Alderwood Moll...Serene Loke.,.Komiok...running 50 to 60 miles o week, the girls cross country teom set their sights on the T980 seoson. The Morouder horriers ron better thon ever before. A big win in o triple rneetmteorn unity wos spurred by psyche portiesmpsyche notesmgocil popers. Arid then the District Meet. Runrtingmin Opposite page: UDDer left - teom photo, bock row, l.-P, Conch Price, J. lVlcAlpin, L. Row, P Hoelzle, As- srstcint Coach Doreen Thompson. Middle row, l-R, M Nloelrnon, K. Christy, K Chrlstlortsort, C Floke, M. Cronin Front row, l.-P, S, Brooks, R Suscheno, A l-fonson, E. Newton Upper right - Pom Hoelzle deep poin, both physicolly ond rneritolly. Cort hordly woit to cross the finish line, Got to keep going. Don't look beck. The lvlciuorders come up with o big victory, toking fifth out of fourteen teoms. You're not running for yourself. You're running forthe whole teorn cmd for your school. Teamwork is the key to success. 4-2. With o record like thot the Morouders hove o lot to be proud of ond o lot to look forword to. strides for the finish lower left - Elaine Newton poc- ing herself lower right - Couch Price starting the roce This page Upper left - Kris Christturtson heodirig for the frntsh line Lower left - Mouorders stort ng ct roce Girls Cross Country!33 FRESI-llvlEN f W ,ff No more Freshmen! This has got to be the best news ever .. lust ioking kids. Mariners last year ol Frosh were not eagerly welcomed at first, lremem- ber all those initiotionslt but now they have became a very important part ot our school. Flying paper and dashing airplanes. Where are they coming fromffl Too bod the teachers saw 'eml l-low was the wrestling assembly kids? They won something now what was it . , . oh yeah, l remember , , , the canned food drive! I forgot to mention the nice reception in the Commons ot- ter the Homecoming Coronation, The candy cane sale was also a big hit tor the Frosh, One auestion kids, how old were those candy canes? ll'm only trying to make you madl l hope this has been a year you all will treasure. Ninth-grade only comes once you know. lFor most peoplell this Page Upper lett, Class Advisor tvti Price Upper right, First terrn ollicers President- Mike Garske, Vice President. Michele Eliason, Secre- tUry- Scott Blivenv Treasurer- Jodee 'vlatheny Middle right, Second term ollicers President, Kristie Peterson tnot picturedl, Vice Pfesident- Ja, nine Pringle, Secretory- Ann Bozrch, Treasuren lodee Matheny ww' .1 , -I-'sr X ,gf F I, . at ' 5.3, st ir QM! 1 ,W -iv 11 'A -MQ 1, ,, ' . vt. 2 L .fx r., .-5 ffsff an 5 6 J X R, f .f fl l lik 39 f L' , A V rj -r . f ' ' ai A 40 Y 115131 A .gzii Lp.. ' QQ, , 1 ' ff fr, 'wifi MF ni A 1' x I ,na '..:: . b. 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Julle Fcmnmg, Scott Former, Kutlty Forester, Paul 36!Freslt men 'ft-... r A ' 2 4 2 '- at tif' R Qt - N. ii? 13 yikk' . f... ,, 34- , Cnr I All ' t -...Z . ..- W-4 A' 5 t ., 6-mx 'tv -l W, t F-1 A 0 gg Q x 0 Foss, Koran Froncors, Rene Freed, Joe Freed, Mott Fricl-1, llso Frost, Jockr Garske, Mike Gorvr Rene Garza, Tracy Gee, Chnstopher George, Joseph Guldermelster, Luso Goetz, Danrol Goetz, Dowd Goll, Doyld Gronl, Forth Gront, Julie Greek, Bruce Green, Tino Greve, Rondy Grrnnell, Dovld Gnnnell, Trrsho Hodlleld, Jorrne Holverson, Borboro Homoker, Errc Honsen, Errn Horden, Kerer Horyey, Shoron Houenstern, Cheryl Hawley, Mono Hozen, Muchoele-Ann Heitmon, Judy Hensley, Torn Hermes, Jemler Holslrorn, Korn' l-lornung, Sheri Houne, Krrs Houtz, Guylene Hunter, Drnoh Hutcherson, Kun Hutchinson, Ross lrelon, Louro James, Doynd Jorosik, Ktm Jensen, Jennifer Johnsen, Dorln Johnson, Chene Johnson, Colleen Johnson, Thereso Johnson, Wlllronr Jolley, Vrrgrl Jonsson, Reynrr Freshmen!37 Kalanauin, Desiree Kaplan, Shannon Keck, Slacev Kelly, Angela King, DOn King, Renee Klesrck, Ty Klurnper, VVillern Krwulsan, Candace Knulsan, Rabin Korlekaas, Kelly Krall, Tricia La Perle, Denise Lambourn, Dyanna Larcorri, Christina Larsen, Brad Larsen, Michelle Larson, Mike Lasswell, Gemini Lelebvre, Manly Leigh, Lynne? Lrebscher, Andy Lien, Clele Lilly, Peler Linclstrand, Craig Lohrrnan, Greg Lang, lell Lori, Darin Lowe, Doug Lowell, Eden Lyle, Lori MacDougall, Bob Macharn, Allen Maddox, Vicki Magnell, FrOnk Mahler, Brian Malyshell, Greg Mann, Kelly Maring, Sleve Marks, Michael Marlisburn, Chuck Murlln, Ed Marlin, Holly Marlin, Russ Massie, Cheryl Malheny, lodee Mav, Anthony McKeague, Connie McCarthy, Kelly McCollum, Mike McDowell, Terry Mcfnully, .lulle lvlcliadden, livn McLaughlin, Dee Meacham, Lisa Mead, Jell 38!Freshman iff X 1- 1 , .ii ' ,ri x ,. 455 'K . .4 r 4 H-45 L l 1 .. ,if . 2 Au .. 41 -'MQ N A, .l,. ,T ,:,, f ,f ,-.- 'ii l.. ef r.. w x. - was X ..,ngy ,Q- X, 1 X ic , 5? -wi -1 W fll?f . -, 't 's 7 W: 'X 1 ..- .gall 'll ' 1 r ,wfl S- - ir 1 ,-sky . ri W 'viii Z L , , Y' A 4 ::::1mzizzzzgrggggggggggragn in .Q 4 X 'Z 1 ' 'lla Q Q- 1' , P ff . , i xg, 6 -4 - N - I l . Y t ,,,g,X,, . E Q 1 3 ji- t P .YT.' X K, 4..+...4-. 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Wdkze, Bevh Wrllrcms, Lrso Wriluoms, Roberto Wrlrroms, Scully Wilson, Frank Wrllse, Dorvvm Wmver, Kevm Wmmever, Mark 42!Freshmon 'n NNN U, Efgh. N 'xx A -A T' :Xt 'N '- ' ew . ' ,J Ex , wfmxv .wi :am A wil Dimmer E Q 1. Q ,F h 1 ,3 .4 QHN X if 'ri' 'Vim 391 ,sl W. I . . mr-mit , Wx . 6 Connors John Mc Mahon, Rick Ramey, Trena Anthony, Glenn Aranilla, Desiree Ball, Stacey Barker Burkley Barker, Don Barker, Shirley Barrett, Carisa Beasley, Steven Beltord, John Boles, Jim Browner, Terry Burgess, Laura Caldera, Ronald Caplinger, Rose Crockett, Allison Delamare, Rick Estell, Tammy Ford, Scott Gerard, Lynnette Griffith, Penny Grove, Maria l-lill, Ken l-lorner, Don Not Pictured Jarman, Robert Jevvett, Liz Johnson, Keith Johnston, Kelly Jonsson, Edda Kinzle, Tammy Kirkbride, Jett Kosch, Gene La Mar, Lonnie Little, Tim Magnant, Shelley Martin, John Martin, Ken Mc Loughlin, Brian Melton, James Miller, Ken Morrison, Jack Mott, Dan Mulneaux, Lynn Murphy, Holly Myers, Donna Nixon, Gene Parks, Mike Wallf, Monte Wright, Tomi Zeka, Robert Zurnba, Lyndg Yost, Paul Pickett, Martin Porter, Nick Richards, Randy Scott, Peter Silva, Carlos Swanger, Carina Tedesco, Gigi Wait, Rhonda Freshrrianf43 f SCDPHCD- MORES N Blaring through the bleachers Sophomores! What a sound! They're so loud!! .lust a lew hundred more cans, maybe a tie NOPE! Lost to em'. leyeryonel Awesome what a superb word for them! Websters deli! nition ot a Sophomore DONT ASK!! VVe won hall decorations for Christ- mas! l-low? No one auite knows maybe lust pity. There was something blooming what was it The Carnation Sale!! J.J.J and the Rolling Stones!! Another David Bowie'?! The year was full of . .. TV. announcements with Chris Joss, Back in Black, Jeff Beck, Advisor!Ad- visee meetings, the WILD Pep assem- blies and the consideration ot a Smok- ing Lounge. Just think next year we'll be tough Juniors and better than ever!! This Page Upper left, Class Advisor Mr l-liernstra Upper right, First term officers: Presi- dent- Kent Pearson, Vice President' Jill Roma, Secretary- Jodi Enberg, Treasurer- Kim Thacker Middle right, Second term alliceis President- Kent Pearson, Vice President- Kim Thacker, Sec- retary! 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Domen, Todd Darrrschen, Mary Dayrs, Denny Drwrs, James Dayrs, Ktrnberly Dayts, Linda Dayrs, Robert Day, Drew Dalattrre, Robert Deteart, Carotrne Detang, Cathy Demetlo, Diana Dentwottrmder, latte Dewald, Mark Dewey, Prana Deyaung, Robert Diedrrch, Strsarr Drrtoe, Thomag Donovan, Darren Dorrett, Deborah Dudgean, Dean Dunne, Potsrrr Darurwrng, Anthony Duaats, Lrnda Dutcher, lon Dyer, Rrctrard Eggleston, Mtchaet 46!Sophomore .44 3 , 'xl A x ' 5 ll! .X 'f 'Lv 'NJ Q A 'gs sg ' x V 19, , . . . 1 'XR ' L . f :IQ :S my .,,,:, X5 .Vx ww, . 72' yi? - M r W, 'H fe- Iii? 3 wif' ' Qi 6 X E' lr- ,9 v ,r , ,W or Q M v 2 an is N V Eldred, Krmbedy Ellror, lan EIMS, Cynrhra Enberg, Jodr Engeimann, Kennon Engstrom, Tavvnr Er1CkSOnI Krrshne Ernesto, Ruth Esparza, Josvrn Farkas, Lows Fmnkner, Enc Feher, AHrson Feher, Michael Push, James Pusher, Penny Hake, Carol Flecher, lon Finger, Mavthew Foss, Nolan Fosfer, Candy Fredruckson, lock French, Duane Frrele, Dougras Fyre, Earre GCIVCIU, Susie Gardner, Marcxa Gorman, Greg Garrevt, Barbara Geret, Jessica George, Kristen Gressell, Gregory Girdermuesier, Gregory Gnderdeece, Joby Goddrn, Gary Gordon, Curns Goroskr, Peter Gower, Susan Grady, John Gronov, Jay Grannan, Denise Gray, Dannei Green, Michae1 Greve, Shawn Groknovvsky, Davrd Gruud, Stacey Guma, Carhy Hadolier, James Hadford, Charrnayne Hollgrrmsorr, Krrg Harnoker, Mzcnere Hamer, Jana HandNos, Karyn Hanf, Chrlsfophev Harman, Cynlhua Hanson, Ann Hanson, Wendr Sophornore!47 Harper, Scot Harrigan, Maureen Hausmann, Clare Hawes, Sean Hawley, Elizabeth Hayes, Mike Hayman, Gail Hebert, Victor Henrrningsen, Kelli Henderson, Chuck Hendrex, Lisa Henry, Dana Hessler, Padrick Hacks, Karen Hicks, Robin Hillrs, Carl Hillrs, Marrlyn Haelzle, Melanie Hogarty, Mary House, Gary Hayland, Brett Howard, Teresa Howland, Becky Hubbard, Charles Hughes, Amy lseman, Jon Isorn, Mary Jackson, William Jacobson, lynn Johnson, John Johnson, Lynette Jones, Robert Jones, Tim Jonsson, Rick Juhola, Jill Kautz, Diana Kelley, Brian Kennedy, Drew Kennison, Rebecca Kessler, Corn Kewl, Chris Kreneker, Moira Kindug, Dana Kissell, Gregory Klarnp, Heike Kluck, Coreen Kohlwes, Karmen Kosted, Steve Lambourn, Dean Lamey, Douglas Larsen, Susan lavell, Susan ledlord, Margaret Leonard, Bill Levartgie, Christine Lmdstrand, Leslee Lloyd, Wendre 48fSophamore nz.- ftp I' A if t r 3 . 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My .SQ Merkre, Michelle Merick, Roberr Meyer, Francrne sffjf :iii Mrddeiron, Steven Miller, Tarnrnre Mrnnrg, Barbara Monrax, Denrse Moody, Donna I fa Xl, He Moore, Francr Morales, Gayro Morgensrern, Don Morrow, Chnstran Mosrafovrnossob, Mohammad Mott, Cnerly Musorf, Merrrck Muzzuco, Roxanne Myers. Rachelle Myers, Todd Nagel, David - f A Nelson, Roberr x, Newsom, Kevrn Nrcnor, Caro . Nrxon, Scan Noron, Kuna Sophomore!-49 Ottaway, Heather Puckett, Eioino Poge, Donald Pcrlko, Stephen Peorsort, Kent Peck, Steve Pederson, Petter Perron, Jomes Petrm, Dorrs Polley, Marcus Potlock, Corey Porter, Tyrone Potter, Chrrsttrro Pruss, Volerre Qumh, Lenore Raines, Roy Rayner, Mortrn Reed, Wrtl Reeve, Jerold Reeves, Chandra Pegeczt, Hozet Rhoden, Gmc Rrckoby, Mrchoel Prtchey, Todd Roesler, Chrrs Romo, Jrll Royol, Robm Rudd, Robert Pugtvedt, Kevrrr Sager, Lon Sand, Corrnon Sotterthwoite, Jeff Sovoge, Brenda Schaefer, Steven Schelter, Sean Schtoop, Tracy Schmidt, Shonnon Schroeder, Mtke Schroeder, Otto Schulz, Sonya Serpel, Gregory Selcmders, Holly Se-nh, Jerold Shorter, Becky Sherman, Lrndo Shrelds, Thersct Sims, Sherry Smrth, Brendo Smnh, Deruse Smith, Ltso Srtoody, Moria Sommerietd, Short 5OfSophomore Sonne, Borry Sontlword, lonce Southey, Kone Spitzer, Suzie Spooner, Stacey Soringer, Jon Springer, Kelley Stoley, Todd Stenson, Kelly Stevenson, Kelli Stewort, Douglos Stobbe, Lynette Stocks, Pomelo Stone, Jon Stone, Rrclrord Strondt, Kenneth Strolwrn, Roger Strom, Kevin Strutlters, Corolyn Stuort, Alex Swpey, John Sundol, Jonet Sunde, Krlstrn Swanson, Greg Swonson, Moro Swrll, Tl10r Sylvester, Dowd Toylor, Kelly Teeter, lenniler Thacker, Kimberly Thomas, Jonathon Thomson, Jomes Thorpe, Heidi Tilson, Vick: Tober, Volene Tomlinson, Jennifer Tron, Hung Troulsen, Gory Treodwoy, Aon! Trernmel, Curtis Trosvig, Timothy Tudlrope, George Unwmel, Scott Unger, TC1wnyCJ Von Wrnkle, Debro Vonderrnoon, Todd Vnnwrnkle, Lynne SopI'rornoref5l Vclughn, JOSSQPW Vendnm, Mono Vogei, Morgcmrei Von Sornoff, Nomno Wodekoumwper, Kun Walker, Morne VVoHoce, levy Wovd, Robert Wcmrd, Roxanne VVGrrEn, DEVWIS Wcurrerm, Randy VVuters, Sherry Watson, Kr-gtg VVUHS, Tommy Wecmver, lim Weed, Kenneth Weidevnovw, Jody WeNIs, Jonnes Wells, Rack Wenlwgerg, Knsnn Winwtfxeld, Tony Whwttlesev, Wendv Wiilvorns, Lando Wxlluumson, Renee WwNlvs, Scovf Willoughby, Pcnrwcio Wnson, Michene VVxnn+e Sharon VVwns0r, jgey Vvrnsoeor, Denlse 52!Sophomore x XXX I KX Ldhlx T fx' s . au' m 'hm Wm x 6' 18 ,Iv .. 'le' 1 493 .1 iq V Q f w igiiyi tg, - Young, Lsa g 5 ,cm iz, 1, Barkman, Geri Bartlette, Shari Bell, Daniel Bentz, Timothy Bowers, Douglas Brock, Tony Brown, Katherine Cameron, Heather Charmbers, Roy Christy, Bruce Daily, Pam Davis, Steven Deal, Tamera Farrell, Greg Figarala, Robert Figarala, Susan Freed, Tracy Freund, Florence Geary, Rhonda Griffiths, Ricky Harding, Gleen Harlon, Marik Haworth, Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Mellisa Hooks, Kelly Hughes, Charles Not Pictured Hunt, Gail lrelan, John Johns, Micki Kayser, Keith Lovell, Theresa Leder, Craig Lehman, Liesel Kindsley, Kathy Manning, Ronnie Mattson, Jerry Mayer, Kelly Miller, Scott Mitchell, Elizabeth Nearhoof, James Neff, Paul Nelson, Tamara Owens, John Paxton, Dawn Perron, James Poirier, Jeff Robinson, Wendy Rorie, Janeen Sanders, Teri Sapaula, Beth Schmitt, Jonathan Shabel, Timothy Winston, Tricia Wiskerchen, Michael Wolfe, Katherine Wolff, Thomas Wood, Susan Wtmore, Pamela Yeadon, Denise Young, Brian 5lmDson, Stephen Soltani, Linda Sprague, Gregory Staiger, Olaf St. Jean, Daniel Sykes, Tami Thompson, Victor Tighe, Jerry Todd, Matt Verlinde, Daniel Visscher, Todd Walder, Marty Wing, Andy Witte, Scan Sophomoref53 JUIXIICDRS Where did the yeor go? lt vyent by l too fostlll My heod is still spinning It went by too S-L-G-W during the Fed- erol Government l.eyel, Remember oll those looonngg speeches before the elections? Cortor tortor, Reogon keg ogoin? or Anderson? Who did you yote for in l-lUM 5607 New closs odyisor!!! Drum roll oleose Ms. Mortinl Did you go to l-lomecoming? Wosn't it sur3er,'?, Good .lob JUNIORS!!! Christmas ot Moriner ,. , Another troditionl Did you bring in ony conned food lor the needy this yeor? Wosn't too successlul for us lu- niors! We tried? Cnly one llow in the Gloss ol 82, but well mcike it up in the end, Did you finish your conflict poper? lf you didn't hove lun writing obout the 55 MPH. speed limit or the Helmet Iovv!?! We ore oll hoppy thot the big 52 Americons ore bock from Iron, I'm glod we ore not going to get drofted ... School is olmost through, Couse We ore the Closs ol 82 .. Too lelt Ms Martin, Gloss mlyisor Too right First teiin olltcets-Vul Rong, Sqretory, lyndo Dire, lreosurer, not otcturedfDove lorney, President Middle Seronct term ollrcers-Jotnie Michel,Pres1- dent, Kin- Corrigan, Vuceeoiesident, Gino Borys, Ser retoiy, Vol Rong, Treosurei Bottom iight' lu' ntor guys struggle cluitrtg lug-Hewitt x .Lin ix Q as as M, PM fqrwrsu X gilt, 2. 1 E fm, 4 x 4. r -ww. rt 5' xx 'We- 'PVT Q-2 f-244, N X t r X 1 vt-'Wim' 3 . rf-.Ft Abueg, Moya Anderson, Monk Appethoft, Dorte Asbery, Karen Atkrns, Todd Avero, Tommy Boker, Mork Bonky, Lvmr Berger, Debro Burnett, Joel Borthotontew, Ltsct Boserrtton, Ggrreyt Be-H, Cameron Bervsch, Russel! Benson, Theresa Best, Bruce Birkmshovv, Steve Blockhorn, Dovtd Blmdhetm, Stephorrre Bolev, Kotkrleen Borvs, Gino Bourgetre, Mrchoel Bowers, Bret Bowman, Anno Bowman, Porrrelo Bovfe, Borboro Bozrch, Kottrteen Bruce, Kevrn Brockert, Robert Brockway, Robert Brown, Jonet Brown, Mork Brown, Todd Browne, Aiexctrtder Browmng, Potrtck Brvont, Roy Buchort, Bethel Burtesort, Kutfw Burmnghom, Rtchctrd Burrts, BH! Comp, Trmothy Comobelt, Debro Carlson, Gterm Cose, lermrfer Cossello, Chrrstopher Chavez, Gregg Chrrstmort, Dowd JUr1iors!55 Clwrlsloph, Plwrlllp Clwrrsly, Koren Clornoerl, Joellen Cleory, Belmdo Cleveland, Mellndo Clmgmon, Cheryl Coors, Pornelo Cole, Mory Coleman, Steve Collins, Goylene Cornegys, William Conner, Curlls Conrod, Denise Cook, Brendo Copley, Steve Corrigan, Kimberly Culberson, Plnlrp Curlrse, Dems Cutler, Poul Dorgler, Jennrler Darley, Ella Dourels, Kevrn Dovrs, Clvrisloplrer Dovrs, Dcunon Dovrs, Tornr Delco, Jrll Derrnrs, Pnrrrcro Dessert, Bob Dlre, Lynda Dow, Bradley Dow, Brion Dowly, Anno Doyle, Karen DIUDSY. Sue Drels, Annre Dunloll .lellery Dnnmng, Potrrco Eclwelborger, Julre Eckrem, Anno Movie Edwards, Debbro Egtvedl, Liso Fllrol, Donlel Ellis, lvlrclwrxel Erickson, Gerald Eyenlnlrl, Audrey Fcrrlnglon, lor: Farrow, Cynllwro Fern, Tino Fogg, Dovd Foss, Dflnlel Freund, Wrllrom Frosl, Merry Frye, Derrrse Gorske, Potrrqg Gales, Alnson Gerard, L Sofluniors Gerard, Sleplren Gerlrn, Bruce Glbbs, Angela Glllesplwre, James Goddard, Kelly Gogal, Joseph Grabke, Heidi Green, Dale Grrnnel, Klm Gulerra, C Gulsvlg, Denrse Gutierrez, Darlene Haas, Duane Hamrllon, Shawn Handlos, Barbara Hansen, Colleen Hansen, Damel Hansen, Kavhy Hanson, Heallwer Hardman, ?ussell Harlan, Jellery Harper, Edward Harngan, Kathleen Harslad, Devm Hauensleln, Carl Hearrorw, Tracy Hebert, Dayrd Hedgclolh, Steve Heghes, Kelly Henman, Lee Herlzma, Donna Heller, Came Heller, Wayne Henley, Amber Henry, Shawn Heaper, Darin Herzog, Janyce Hrcks, Colleen Hrllrs, Melissa Hrnshaw, Eruk Halley, Wrllram Hooks, Tawny Hoser, Julra Hallman, Joseph Hulclwersan, Alisa Junlorsf57 Hulchrns, Ted Ikeda, Yukan Irnleld, George Jacobson, Russell Jarasuk, Mrchelle Jelylc, Cryslal Johnsen, Sherry Johnson, Janrne Johnson, Paula Janes, Pamela Juozaaauhs, Mrchael Kane, Mark Karas, Robert Karas, Tamara Keans, Francis Kelsev, Jeannie Krlgore, Susan Krng, Randy Knaoe, Teresa Knauber, lumolhy Knarsen, Lrnda Kramer, Sherry Kreulz, Mark Krnehn, Palricra Krogmann, Herdr Kuhlrnon, Ronald Kurnmer, Rlch l'Hrror1deIle, Vincent Larney, Dayrd Larsen, Carl Lawler, Tern lawless, Beth Lawson, Lesley Ledlord, David lellrngvvell, Keith lenzora, Anlomnelle leanard, Howard Lllly, Tracy Lrnderrnan, Curns Lmdsrrand, Rlchard lloyd, Carnna long, Don Lazeau, Jae lucas, Tamara luckoyrch, Parrrck Lukosums Lusa lyskr, lor: Mahlen, Ronna Makernson, Peggy Malaska. Mrchael Marmiaka, Harry Marbuv, Tracy Marple, Mrchelle Marhn, David Marnn, Wayne Masonholder, Teresa Matson, Trash May, Marcella McAIprn, Mane McBnde, Mrke 58fJuniOrs iii' M , I if '3 Q McCufIum, Rncnord McKay, Alexander McNuH, Deena Meacham, Brenv Mee, Roberr Mendoza, Tessie Merrck, Wiflue Merkle, James Mernrnan, Todd Mmlwel, Jarnes Mrlfer, Debra Mrfler, Kunberly Mrller, Mark Miller, Marvln Mrlfer, Maury Mlnnernan, Danse! Moberg, Conme Maefrlnnan, Mark Malrfor, Lrso Moore, Douglas Morehead, Knnberly Morrow, Gina Moser, Ursula Mufcnler, Mrchael Naone, Steven Newman, Joseph Neumorkel, Angefa Nguyen, Trinh Nrckerrson, Steven Nokfeby, Terry Novrck, Dowd Nunnafly, Laso O'ConneII, Sean Obee, Davrd Oberembf, Andrew Oberernbt, Trlsfwo Oberg, Jennifer Oliver, Vrckr Orcuft, Dan Orfando, John Orfanda, Pafricra Osfofoza, Anne Owens, John Pace, Dena Paugeff, Jeffery Pardo, Paula Parusot, Roberf Parsons, Gafan Patton, flrcfward Paulson, Joan Perngo, Carrof Perry, Melissa Pferi, Susan Piaseckr, Lrsa Piuspanen, Laura Porter, Darren Porfer, Fred Powers, Lnsa Prmgfe, Jofwn Pulsupfver, Sfeven Juniors!5Q Roby, lulle Rang, Valene Rasmussen, Eltzabeth Rathlre, Matheau Reduck, Donna Redwood, Mtchell Retnertsen, Brran Remertson, Dana Rentlrow, Charlene Rex, Bnan Rtchardson, Robert Rigdan, Karsa Rtgelrnan, Jodt Roberts, Duane Row, Ltsa Ross, Muchelle Rounds, Randy Russell, Judy Scndmire, Susan Schaub, Jefl Scheller, Byron Scheller, Mana Schuster, Gerald Sell, Dennts Selzler, Valtnda Shannon, Sean Shepard, Shane Short, Rhonda Stghs, Duane Shegrud, Gwen Slrnnner, Brenda Slatla, Krts Srnllh, Chrtstopher Srmth, Ktrnberly Smrth, Steven Snoddy, Bruce Snow, Wendy Sorensen, Kelly Surgen, Andrew Spence, Mary Sptckler, Ronald Sprout, Randy St.Onge, Michelle Staley, Ty Stalllngs, Tammy Stapleton, Allen Stapp, Kathleen Steeves, Teena Stewart, Ctndy Stewart, lornes Sttnardo, Andrea Sttrllng, Peter Stone, Cathenne Storla, Mtchael Story, Danny Stoughton, Debra Struthers, Roger Sturnpl, Ltsa Sublett, Eric 6Oflunlors sxf, ff-.4 fa ti' ,AC kiwi . ix wc, zen., NX Q.. f ' MF x n in '89 44 t'-L ' . 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Suscheno, Robin Swortz, Louro ,er .. - 4. :--' 1 ' ,z - -.- f 4 5 5,21-kt,5'i7F'3:Yf i l 1 M 763 f xi ,QA if tiff? xii S . .. .Q x 1,4- I M. li SL fs .nt , ' 5 E? ,I -it Tolt, Buddy Thorp, Tod Thule, Jetl Thornos, Steven ThomDson, L Thompson, Mory Thuirer, Teri Tober, Kothy Todd, Jomes Trimble, Terri Trump, Lowell Turner, Joseph Voders, lviotthew Viertholer, Peter Wodekomper, Dono Wagner, Louro Wohl, Jocqueline Woisorien, Donno Wollo, Brendo Wollo, Jolene Wolt, Louro Worren, Coren Woshlce, Dovid Watkins, Jorneg Weotherholt, Potrick Weotherill, Cindy Wegenost, Lori Wheoton, Mitch Wheeler, Borboro White, Evelyn this l Anderson, Duone Anderson, Trosk Angeilley, Shown Aronillo, Glenn Bournonn, Donny Bennett, Toni Beykovsky, Poul Brown, Ron Brundoge, Poul Corlin, Stocy Checheye, Michoel Crone, Russell Deel, Jim Dickson, Woyne L, sl Durossette, Robert Dyson, Angelo Elorn, Robert Federrneyer, Michoel Filori, Gregory Friele, Dovid Gormon, Ken Gorrison, Deboroh Gotes, Alison Geogeson, lylelonie Green, Buddy Grow, Wesley l-lonsen, Dovid Henderson, Rosemory Henderson, Terry 2 Not Pictured l-lill, Kenneth l-lughes, Kelly lmel, Michoel Irons, Kristi Johnson, Suson Kluyver, Niko Knollmeyer, Gerold Kronson, Tim Kuno, Scott l.oRoche, Alon Lemon, Julie Lung, Eric Lykins, Dion Morsholl, Teresso lvlottson, Thornos i t While, Michoel Williams, Scott Williomson, Cherrie Wilson, Allison Winnie, Joe Winter, Kristy Wislcerchen, Robert Wolfe, John Wollt, Kerri Wood, Kelly Woodvvord, Jonet Worrell, Cecil Wright, Billie Wymore, Downo YOuViQduist, Lori Zuonich, Geri Nixon, John Polrner, Geolfery Pennington, Denise Perrigo, Corrol Rornirez, Porn Reeves, Liso Scorlett, Shelly Scholz, Jeonne Seiber, Scott Skelton, Toro Smith, Williom Snow, Dorrell Sohlberg, lfleother Speor, Kothleen Spencer, Mork Stenson, Joseph Thompson, John Thompson, lvlorio Tremmel, Brendo Usher, lvlichoel Wodhoms, Anne Wogonblost, Willicirn Wotkins, Kevin Wilord, Verne Wilson, Tom Wisemon, Jocqueline Yotes, liso Juniorsfol F' . mf YW f -Y -q JA ' .1-H151 w A rj 'vi' are 'Q ' . lf W, in 2 M' ' W!! S J, 41 '?.,,, 0 1 ' mfgxxx A QA ' 1' P+, . 1 .- Ati. , N, Ns if ' X K, ,Q,, .V 2 ' 5, . , Aw-ix-Q an , 1q,,' C A I1 ' L 1 . 3 ' a 1 Q f ' 4 llll s O a Q n l n 1 -,..M.N..- ---....1,. , - mM,.,.., any -,-nw., ,WM X f 3 XE'-., 's ll X - 1 , X u . 9 T- ,,, , , V. H Jw- -av. -- , 1 'f . ? - 5 , of ., F. . , f ' J.. . 4? 'S ff' ass M' 'ln .W 1 -r ' J' .f , f ': 4 qw lf? ug , 5, .' aw.. - QQ! A JO 1 Q 1 9 QML, L-vi, , ,A.,..M. K7 'gg 1' xv '-fv',.,M.. 'W'-fw. '-w..v..,,W - ,Q-.J-L..,,, I 'W'Mf-my ,.,Q...-,W - T No more frosh X Zreshmen GOODBYEH This is the last year Mariner l-ligh School will have a fresh- l'nen classl l-low come? there's TOO XAANY PEOPLE!! Overcrowdingl The fresh- men will be going back to iunior high Olympic View . ,, or . ,, Explorer . ,. forcing the oth graders all the way back to ele- mentaryl People are a little worried will they be getting as good an education? What about sports will they have good faci- lities ,.. equipment? X But the change has to be made Mari- her was only built to accomodate l,5OO people. What was our total population? il,8OO kidsll Next year .., no more freshmen Mariner will be a 3 year high school. NING P Klub Fair and Open House togetherN Razzle dazzle displays...who's could be the best?...RlFLE CLUB proved to be with FBLA and FFA Forestry close be- hind at the lst Annual Club Fair and Open l-louse. I didn't know there were soo many clubs...Dungoens and Dragons, Ski Club, Foreign Exchange.,.VVOVV...l could even ioin Scott l-li-Q! lWell, maybel. Parents were everywhere, at last they Could meet that mean ole teacher who gives sooo much home- work! And they could discover all the neat things clubs do, like.,.ACT...Drama Club really put on a great show, and.,.EAT.,.Spaghetti was dished up by the great Mariner band. Starboard Tack looked so profes- sional as they filmed o live show. lTal- ented, aren't they?l Sophomores won the class competition for having the most parents at Club Fair and Open l-louse. Yes, folks...Club Fair was a su- per successll vp-ff wnnup, 1 - i Whe ioke s on you Take my pants off? Put some shorts on? On your mark get set,..GOl A freshman, sophomore, iunior and se nior girl ran down to the other end of the gym.,.into a sleeping bag. .off go the oantsmon go the shortsl Run backmnow the guys.., l-lUl?l?Yl ., COME ON! .,. Every class was screaming. Once againmoft go the pants, on go the shortsl But waitmthere aren't any more shorts in the freshman bagl??l Poor Vincemoh well, that s Freshman initiation for yall! Fall Activitiesfofi K AUTUMN 4- ffm The Mariner Marauders...vs.,.the Marysville Tomahawlcs! The day of this game was declared..,COVVBOY DAY!!! The Mariner cowboys were going to STAMPEDE the Marysville ln- dians . Did they? You bet, partner! Cowboy hats.,.guns...holsters,,.boots and plaid shirts could be seenmtromping up and down the school halls! Mr. Bullmdressed in full attlre...won the cowboy CONTEST!!! For his great effort he received...yes...a plastic gun! Our school spiritmand pride...definitely helped us! We COR- RAl.ED the TOMAHAWKS! Round 'em uplx ' Q , ..-M .- .....Q.., ,ff 'f ,:'75?'fl'T:55'ir f'- -M. fr Fix,- lbgk .21 :fa..c ,N wa. - .3. f: , 'gba , has If .2-W .. .www Student store Are they real'?!..,YES!! 'Live' models were featured in the school store display windows. Everybody got to see the live displays during lunches. An eraseable pen?...Just what l needed!! Expansion was the name af the game for Mariner's school store. Business was boomingmbobbins...protractors...water S hops around colorsmand even PENCILS were sold in multitudes. Parlez-vous francais? Mais Oui, if you purchased the newly available French dic- tionaries. TOO BAD..,there was no excuse if you ran out of paper for that critical l-lumanif ties assignment, the store was open dur- ing both lunches and activity period. 64fFall Activities .fr I ' .Y Neg, 4, Add: Computersxi , -Teens Splcecl Uh lylonitorsmdisaues...source...trans fermhighly technological terms? Not for Mr, Orre's computer classes! An apple a day kept those students well nourished with computer knowledge. Two packed classes of enthused students spent hours huddled around the Apple ll computer, located in E204 There were ample chances to play games auipped computer enthusiast Trask Anderson. Computers have become a part of ev- eryday life for many Americans as new technology is fast improving computer sys- tems, lt has been predicted that before too long, many Americans will own their own computers. Marauders especially felt the impact of computers with the new computerized at- tendance policy. Computerized attendance...Ul'l Ol-l...sounds BAD...VVhat is it? Students were a number? They were a numbermon a data sheetmin a com- putermwith their name, address, advisor and parents name listedl Their teachers wrote down their number if they were gone. Then they'll be fed into the com- puter... by Ms. Messinger! The next day: Theres a list of all the absent students . .. and what periods they missed . .. Ul-l Ol-l ...sounds BAD!!! Sunflower seeds, iello, soup, roiis, meat, cheese and fruit..,YUMlll Additions, additions and more addi- tions improved the salad bar...lMMENSELY!!l Theres so much choice now! VVhat do l want? Bean sprouts..tomatoes...carrotsmand ce- lery? Or maybembeets...radishes..l know...NlACARONl SALAD!!! There was only one prob- lem...long.,.long...LONC5.,salad bar lines faced the Mariner High Students! t :!.5 I KF' T.V. goes live N TV Productions? No activity period? No PEP assembly? That's okay!! VVith a lot of new staff rnemberwnew ideasmand high hopes, the TV Produc' tions staff started out a new year. They changed the set...moved out of the studiominto a room!?l Added some couches...a table...a plant...BANO! a new set!! Another addition to the show was a lvlusic Box! A segment in the weekly show which spotlighted the regular show musician,..or outside talent. To make the show seem more pro- fessionslmthey added SCORE- BOARD!!! An anchor would read the weekly sports scores while they showed up written on the screen. TEN SECONDS!! l'rn getting ner- vous! QUIET ON Tl-lE SET!! 4- Do l look alright? FIVE SECOND!! l sure hope the directors know what they're doing!?! YOU'RE ON!! l-ll! VVelf come to today's show of STARBOARD TACKl! Fall Activitiesf65 AUTUMN Hostages are still in captivity lvlore re-runs! VVhatl! No new fall T.V. season . .. Oh No!! But, who shot JR? Did lvlork return to Orkff' An actors strike postponed the sea- son9...l thought they made loads of money! July QT, T980 marked the halt of work on about 50 TV. series and 20 movies. The 60,000 members of the Screen Ac- tors Guild and the American Federa- tion of T.V. and Radio Artists wanted not only more base pay, but also wanted a share from the sale of their performances to network competitors such as pay TV. and video cassettes. Striking actors picketed in front of maior movie studios while Americans were forced to watch more and more reruns. NBC broke the monotony of the fall season with Shogun, a T2 hour mini-series, and of course, there was the World Series. The strike ended in early October after se day ofthe longest strike actors had every undertaken. The actors got a contract of 32.52 increase in minimum pay over 3 years. They got 4.52 of gross revenues after the sale of T00,000 video cassettes and 4,52 after a pay TV. outlet had shown a film for T0 days. ooflzall Activities The United States became united in T980 over a common goal: Get the hos- tages home, 52 American hostages began their sec- ond year in captivity of November 5, T980 The 52 hostages were held by Iranian mili- tants-students who took over the US. Em- bassy in Tehran, November T979. All of America was outraged at this act, which changed the path of American poli- tics. The issue of the hostages became a prominent factor in the presidential race, as the possibility of their release hung over the candidates in the last days of their campaign. The student militants were demanding the extradition of the Shah, who was in the US. seeking medical care. They claimed that if the U.S. did not turn over the Shah for execution, we will never re- lease the hostages. The Shah died in late July of '80, an ex- ile in Cairo. As the biggest target of the militants demands, Americans looked anx- iously for their reaction. Tran formed a Parliament and ap- pointed a committee to the hostage crises. On September TQ, T980, Khomeini named four conditions for their release. The Aya- tollah said he wanted the U.S. to release lran's frozen assets, hand over the wealth of the Shah, cancel any legal claims against Iran and promise never to inter- fere in lran's international affairs. ln late October, the lranian Parliament finally met its long awaited debate on the hostages. Their release appeared closer than ever before. A week later the parlia- ment voted to free the hostages if the Ayatollah's few conditions were met, but also added that they may try some of the hostages as spies, the punishment of which is death. In the meanwhile, o fearful battle broke out between Tran and lraa. After many months of border clashes, war broke out amid the oil fields and across the vital oil vaults of Persian Gulf, a region that pro- vides 4071 of the non-communist world's oil. This fresh threat to the security of the Persian Gulf kept many nations holding their breath. lran's goal was to seige the oil fields that would cut off the lranian economy. This envasion last September, was intended to bring about the overflow of the present regime in Iran. Oil shop- ments from Iran and lraa were suspended. Americans showed their concern and hope for the hostages by displaying yel- low ribbons in their car or home as the mid-East crisis went on. Unfortunately, the war between Iran and lraa could slow down or even halt the talks of letting our American hostages ga free. f X my T-gt E gf X ,, iff- X A taxi-19 .f , ft TT gh 4 TK. O I , .1 .V - .g . ee -AWBZWXT 'ts 4? J .. N -ii.. - J, Uttttt th' 311015 T 1' 'ff -'ii3'T P fi A g 0 5 'lr , f 04, '4 I n 4 if R - T I g Q l . I! '.. 'x ' ::....'Q' it f A .S Nm , M v, -it T- J il gg Q c g x . lr- lx 1 v - 'Lg-QD , fl -ef . W... . it Q . . VA V vp i - vi ' 'QT ft? iff is , we T :wifes-,s3,t :Q .QMQ : '-91741 41. V Q1 agffii Qljgiiig -Q fs is 1 .,-Q, Q fwfr x -1 it Mft'- t ..p-2' -rw- ..,.Ji .rw '- f g it-:isa -2 T Senator surprise The most surprising outcome in the T980 elections was in the race for Sen- ator. Warren G. Magnuson was Wash- ington's Senator for 6 sessions. f-le was running again for his 7th re-election, this time against Slade Gorton. Gortons fight against Magnuson was that he'd been in the Senate too long and that we needed some new blood. Magnuson's argument was that he had superiority and influence since he'd been in there so long and Wash- ington state voters would be losing a lot of power by not electing him again. Nevertheless, Gorton won over Magnuson for a seat in the nation's Senate. Q earl imdsiidfb l98O was a year of politics both na- tion wide and state wide. The presidential race saw the ex- California governor, Ronald Reagan running against the incumbent, Presi- dent Jimmy Carter. Another strong po- litical figure running in the race was ln- dependent lahn Anderson. Many controversial issues were on the candidated platforms. Inflation, unemployment, nuclear energy, SALT talks and the issue of the American hostages in Iran, were iust a few. Both candidates had the chance to view their opinions onthe subiects in a debate held by the League of Women Voters, During the debate, Reagan's arguement against Carter was that the inflation rate and unemployment fig- ures had soared since he'd been in of- fice. l-le also commented that he would of acted differently in the hostage is- sue. Carter felt that the proposals Rea- gan made about energy, health and in- flation were ridiculous. l-le also com- mented on what a bad iob Reagan did as governor of California. A nationwide poll was taken after the debate to see who the American people felt had won. Regan won over Carter Q-l. The win in the debate, the issue of the hostages in lran and the sky- rocketing figures while Carter was in office, probably helped with Reagan's overwhelming win in the presidential elections. Ronald Reagan became the 40th president of the United States of America. Fall Activities!o7 AUTUMN Mariner Drama Club Presents , . JAMES REACH S xg if 'fi :si 3 fi ,ll-filth. fl it fig- , M rajgisx- 924, if :Maxx .X , ' LAS. kg. 3 ,1.,-Zi' -'il A la' '9-,ry-'--, ,. X yf H- . . 42 if --1-'2'i4.. mf' ,, R 9-nf-f I' .Qi I Caring...feelings...people who need people... James Reach's David and Lisa, a dramatic play put on by Mariners Drama Department touched on all of these emotions. The play dealt primarily with two emo- tionally disturbed teenagers. David Cle- mens played by Phil Myers is a lo year old, who dresses impeccably, and is afraid, A touch can kill! Lisa Brandt played by Julie DenHollander is a childlike l5 year old who has a split personality. Lisa ...talks in ryhmes. Murial...won't talk at all. Through a special bondmfriendship .laced with love, concern and care for each other they overcome their fears and begin to find wholeness again through the touching ot their two lives. Because of its mature content the play was challanging. lt encountered some dit- ficulties during production and resulted in double casting, There was a total of 5l short scenes. Darkness enveloped the stage with the focus entirely on the char- acters. The stage was painted all black, which dramatized the effect, The play dealt with many tender feel- ings. The cast and crew hope that all of us learned from David and Lisa to make the touchings in our lives less painful and realize how important and special friendship is. 68fFoll Activities 4 . 'N W A .QQ tags, wr' 51: Q f N f , Winter . . . a fun time of the year. Conflict papers, college appli- cations, and what? No assembly for the frosh! that's SAD! There's so much happening! The Americanisrn Assembly in Novem- ber . . . a little different this year... whats this? A punk rock dance? l-low FUNNY they all look! Christmas at Mariner always exciting. Presents under the tree, hall decorations, the GAA skit Sesame Street characters! The first graders loved it! The Everett Mall, the Alderwood Mall FRIENDS met to christmas shop. lt's snowing! Early in December skiing! That's GCOD!!! Oh no, it all melted no skiing. That's BAD!!! Don't worry, it'll be back. But when? The end of the first semester ,. already? Mariner is growing more NAMES added to the grade books. What else is new? Mr. Bills God-father's pizza .,. popular PLACES to go! Always something going on! After game dances, club events, LGP's, field trips, bake sales ... the TIMES were full of activities. Sports. Every- day afternoon or evening sometimes both. Are you going to the GAME tonight? What's this? Student produced LGP's. First a rock concert then Comedy, we hope! A TREND in the making! Changes new ideas. Color Guard is now ...Winter Knights. A smoking lounge at Mariner? Con- troversy! Mainsail was launched ...under the slcippership of Mr. Ful- cher! Don't tell me you're suffering from it, too? First the January blahs then the February blues! Spring, its iust around the corner. l hope not, winter's great. lt's the best time of the year! 7O!Winter Sports 72 Faculty 90 Clubs 98 Activities !!O - T K -. Y -sf J f 5 'E WL H WINTGR Young Team shows success B-bclllers show their sfuff V V FSJW9'-jk ty B kfb ll 22 R V V ii! Q' ,5 ,VY K ' QM x ' ...LA T i f My 1 fx fag: '- Pb is M lisjl ,zih u v f ,720 l Tf L ton.: s -H Let's Go! Improvement . ,. the name of the game this season. Experience ,., the varsity boy's basketball team lacked it, with only one returning letterman. Height . , . there wosn't much of it, but the Marau- Clers made up for their height problem with speed and determination. Senior Jeff Leary led the Marauders in Scoring, and played a key part in the strong zone de- fense, A goal of going to the playoffs pulled Mariner out of a slump into an outstanding winning streak. 'iWhenever they were down, the team got themselves going. With a young team, going into a new sea- Ooposite page Upper left-Mike Rucker goes for two points, Upper right-Dove Blockham shoots, Lower nghteleli Leary aims and shoots This Page Upper left-John liegen waits for the pass, Upper right-team photo- Back row, l-R, Tim Clothier, Mike Rucker, son was tough. Sophomores Jon lseman, Mike Rucker, and Tim Clothier lifted team moral with their skills, Leary . . . talent-the words are synonymous. But Jeff wasn't the only player with talent. Junior Dave Black- ham showed his stuff in the Snohomish game, scoring the winning hoop for o close victory, 42-40 Extremely successful .., Thats what Coach Jerry Carr says about the season. With such a young team nobody expected the boys to do so well. l0-lO record. Not bad! And the good thing about it? . . , a young experienced team next year! Let's go! Dove Hansen, Rob Rasmussen, John Tiegen, lon lse- man, left leory, Dave Lamey, Darren Gall, Front row, L-R: Eric Faulkner, Frank Wilson, Dave Blockhom, Ke- vin Daniels, Asst Coach Mead, Coach Cari Lower Ielt-Jon Iseman drives for the rebound EA A it f N N Pu, Boy's Varsity Basketballf73 N We were really aggressive' Raunabaliers show enthusiasm J x X . J Eg if 'fix f L f P l i d N B V BaskeibalN A C-f 'rf W! 332 ., I ,ws X N, 34 40 'P' 'Q .X - J I I Q ' Improving IV, bosketballers ploved Improvement! Wav to go! Tolent ev- X ' smoother . . . more pcitientlv. Rebounds . .. ervvvhere ,.. Improvement! Improving. Iet's Move! Quick Quick Improving freshmen lost first four, is guards ... Good shots ... Improving! but come bock to . .. Win ...3 in o row! f fx Work horder! Improvement All Right! Small but og ressive Improvin . Bo!- L M Q Q Improvement Height ond rebound- onced, four score in double figures. In- ,f f1i in goes together. Inside, outside shooting side, outside, hustle ,,, hustle-A 4. Q me-iinpfv Opposite Page: Upper Ieft, IV te-om photo Back row II-rt Don Clothier, Ion Schaub, Bill Green, Dove Hansen, John Olicir, Je!! Schaub, Rondy King, Kevin DanieIs, Bottom left Freshmen Ion Schouo hooks one Upper right Sophrnore John Olior, attempts o shot. Bottom right Sophmore team photo. I!-rt Mr Goskner, Scott Ummel, Rob Hicks, Steve Meehan, Carmen Sand, Chris Roessler, Iohn Stupv, Mork Po!- Iev, Bob Brown, Iam Comovvi This Page- Upper leIt Freshmen team photo, Back rovv, II-rl Scott Widen, Doug Lowe, Rick Norman, Jett Stuckv, Joe Mulligan, Mark Whitmier, John Be-Itord, Ross Parks, Front row, Todd Davenport, Mr Morris, Mike Snvders Upper right Chris Roessler attempt o Iree throw Lover left, Don Clothrer goes Ior two Lower right, Kevin Daniels dives Ior the bo!! U nderclass Bovs Bosketboi V75 Pop-up! Dr. Ts Team blifzes To vicfory x f. 3 3 ... , 505, 4.3 Qkll I B sketboll t . ,,....e ...,.,.,, v.........,, .,.,,...,,...,.......W-. , .afsr f ' W. . Q. . .wiv Q ' ' 41-Q-neo' ,W . .. HWB RiI T, J -sew. It ' 'vvonp-Q-Q.f...,-wxex-vv.,......... 5, L' I' L K -,M ,Q ,.., sq,,t Idsf ' .. ,. IE V m,,,M,. funn-p ! , np 9' if s W bg, an -aww., ii , 6 cr i Q..- A .MV f A good season laughs . . . tears , , . strong friendships built the unbeliev- able girls basketball team of l98O-8l!!! Poo up it's time for the blitz suicides 4l's or some lines but for goodness sake-no more P.C.!! The Ringo l-4 automatic zone? or was it the continuity that lead to such a great offense! or maybe those five tough seniors Law machine Brick l-louse Twiggy Spiff and last but not least Miss Biss and her Hot Stuff !!! Along with being strong tough athletic they're also generous!!! stocking stuffers for Coz and Mr. H? . . . a chair with a seat belt? and a fixed ripped pair of pants!!! Seriously it was a fun exciting season. Dr. T. with no pants! 4.. the double mirror at Cascade aid cars to This Page Urioei left' lV teiiin' iistens lov next :Jtcty Uprsei ngtiifSusan Lovell and Susan Brooks Um-at left' tau-ii 5wrxrt7 concentrating on a tree thtrvyv Qtlrditsiti- lnuqi- Upper left lV Tenn- Photo BHC? 'ow L-lx' T Cours Qt iiii ri Mail ilii lill Delcip Susan Layi-ll Michelle Mclifie Krvlty larva Susan Brooks Ante Ostolrmci C i'wi ich l'tr1iisi?i1 Front row l-R, Bianrlri Sriyrigif Cin! t-+i,.sfi gn Becky Snot-ei, the rescue 2 technicals in 2 minutes! ... and those Saturday early morning turnouts with a hangover! la sleeping one of course!! . . . all added up to be one fan- tastic season!!! Pao up ... it's time for l.V.!!! Come on s.. Drib 'Bear' '...' 'Boz !!! It'stirne forMOl2E...l.ines.,.4!'s...andyes... DEVO!!! We only lost three games!!! But they were tough Close ones! Maybe we lost 'cause Mr. l-l, didn't remember his poppiesl'?! Then there's the freshmen ... the crazy fun freshmen!!! VVe'll never forget the good times!!! not iust on the basket- ball court but in the locker roam COLD morning turnouts .,. l,2,3, exer- cises ,.. standing under dryers ... no towels? That's us freshmen for ya!!! Sliiiiii Sir-is llmii-i iiiilii. thin ttgal,-Q i :rt rmelwy 'rt-4 it ,X ri-H llgiyw- li-li, Ki-I y liissi-l ant! Mitt elf' Qiwtvii.. ,yi FQ, Wi, L igini Vgrciiy Tern' Fliiiig, Bows irwyv L Q Kplly Bissell Sh,-it Siin nun-tr-'qi Swim Ginigtiiriiri Mirnf-te Griiilnei Liiiiiii Swartz liiiclsiiy MricV'ti..fsiii Pwr- Hi elglr- Ki-it Qi ig-in Knit Tnficxi-i Film' -aw fl? Caciiti l-lfinsii Cfittiw- i-MCL, Cvg. i- CRQH ic K J Girls Basketball!77 1 N OOO-Ahh-O00-Ahh Wresflers still undefecJTec:I f 78fVorsi1y VVres1Mng 1' C' Q--. r' ! tg 'N . y ii T , iw ' ' W 1 f t af l-lard work ... Determination ... A Hyper Coach and lots of ooo-ahh push-ups . .. made this year's wrestling team a SUCCESS or how about those midget iumping iacks'??'? and we cari't forget those HENDLESSM kill drills!!! A strong team ,. . with talent . . . and a lot of MOVES '?'?'? a head and arm!!! a granbe or an ankle pick!!! the vyizzer T999 and at course that Saturday Night Ride!!! The season was tu!! ot l3 ...A 'STARVIIXIGH men!!! The day before a match . . . your over weight . .. what do you do'?'?? sit in a sauna , iuma rope in your yinyls .. STARVE run . . . and SPIT . . . SPIT . . . SPlTll! But it was worth rt!! Yoggie placed first Bench third , ,. and Rodney sixth ... but we can't forget CJ., Moony, Bear, Peach, and L,T.D.l!! who all helped Mariner place sixth overall in state!!! ODDOsIte Page Too lelt- C Hornheck lights for control Too right- Marauders show team spirit Bottom lelt' K Englernann gains Control Q! Oppionenl Bottom right- R Groylaeal taxes victory This Page Too lelt- D Martin Oins his rhan Middle- S Serber struggles lor a pin Bot- torn- Varsity Team Photo Back row l-l? P Brundaae Ton' Corrigan R Graybeal, S Serbev, D Martin C Hornbeclc B leonhard Front raw' Lvl? G Kissellx T Vanderrnoon, K Enge-ln1ann,D Elliott B Mosteller, C lordan P Benfh, Coach Burns 1 ll , 1,4 ,fi 4 rs ite! r ' -t . SW 1 w , 5 ,w J -- 7 , ,,, - Cry Q 'wt f, r - s- 'iff' L 44 4 . f., ygtsttQ ,y5gesaa'ngf79 4 1 rl fljf4L'll5!t Hlllltowf- My 7l'qlK 5: 5 i fl lqtmll ofl am 1 so -'Q P79047 IZRHW6 6. fmefwtmd- We're really together 3 Lf . . felt' Wrestlers prove victorious , 8--e T A' , ,eg N, .. ai, -f 4 Q. .,. , g Y ,L W f N And another one's pinned, Unde- leated? That's right! The J.V. wrestling team had quite a season. Generally, they averaged over 60 points a match. Not bad! Wrestling takes o lot ot strength and endurance. Good physical conditioning that's what it all boils down to. Cols, cols, and more cols a must for these dedicated wrestlers. Challenge matches and kill drills are also o part of their daily turnouts. This Page Upper left, Marauder demonstrates gkill Upper iight, J V Team Photo L-R Bock row Dan Gray, lon Stone, Andy Stove, Randy Warrett, Ken Hill, Paul Yost, Dan Martin Front rowf Joey George, Bruce Gerlin, Scott Kuna, Rrclt Stone, Mike Bour- gette, Darrell Robinson, Coach Herbert Lower right, Coach Brodmak. Not only do they wrestle for the l.V. team but they till in for Varsity when needed and win! That's whats known as adoptobilityl How would a person describe o team like this? Agressiye rough on the rnat gentlemen off. They're lust an out- standing bunch to work with -Coach l-lerbert. The sophomore-lreshrnen teamralso had o successful season. Only one loss? That's right, Their success? Good coaching! Opposite Page- Upper lelt, a struggling Marau- der Upper right, sophniare-lreshinen Team Photo lf R Back row Dan Gray, Dave Pyron, Richard Bentz, Chad Paul Yost, Darrell Rounds, Front row- Joey George, Terry Sousa, Rich Stone, Sean Hessler, Jett Mead, Coach Brodniak. lower lett, wrestler closes in on wr t't'r' y lower 'Uni Sci-'t K rttr inet K J BO!Undercloss Wrestling V . 5? 1 1 ' 3: 33 , r , 1+-.... Y H,Q fl Teri? ,Z , ffiv 3 ri, 1. rf zu., 0 I 4: R, .al Q'-' i sv fp l . A Nyc Q A G A . V 'Q I it w . ' 4 , ......Ji-- tual.: 'sq ' . al P + is , , 'f55i4r,. ..: gl 1,3 Pa, 'va 1 , fftvv' sw 1 f . xhv cm' -45-1 ws.. ,4- 1 4. , ,..A - . ' - .5 gf' gm .-R-ff Unclerdoss VVrestlmg!8I N VVS 'wad a successful season Mariner maintains Traaiiian J gg '-MQW 'if 'f1:fS:e,.,. . ..,.,,,,q,, J A ' ffggfgg ,fic .,,, 5U n 'I Il Q55 gf ' 8 3, 82 B S Q K - Y iff . .. Mm i gi' Vi g 7 X .- Q - A ', : -. o- Y ,, . , I f.. -an '43-V bv . o. s, -an y 'nun' 1, ,.,,,-...4 M-tag - 4 Q , in ' . .,xQ ' l'3.Q-nx ' df E A'!'Pvw+:x-..-.. V .W . E , 4 45 y ' A 0 . 'fs ww t Q F v il 1 3 T MM ' 2 it A y ,AQVWV Km.. V! we , I I 'tr rv T' at .. T is E. E awww, K gym K lt S i -L Q. .,,.trs, i me 5 , . ,gtk if-- , .Vit . i :Af 1 Enthusiostic Excited A winning T7-l record! Only one loss, 99-75 to Wil- son. Aw! Eleven duolify for stote Art obundonce of too swimmers. The strong- est swim teom in Morouder history Better times .. Five school records bro- ODDosit9 Poge Uooer telt, A tvtorouder swimmer does the buck stroke Uooer right, A Morciuder diver llies through the Qtr Bottom right, Swimming teom ohoto, Bock row ll-rl Cooch White, Shown Henry, John Pringle, Kevin Weed, Tom Bowers, Domon Ben- inger, Niko Kluyver, Ddvid Bonn, Bill Rucker, Randy Sprout, Bruce Greek Middle row, Cooch Bond, Stocey Grurtd, Chris Kewl, Todd Stolley, Mdrk Born- ett Peter Viertolef, Joel Burnett, Poul Boykowski, Mo- hcirnrvtcldh!lOStGlOvinC15sOh,Bob Porisot, Borry Sonne, kenl Their ninth Wesco win ...eighth win in regionolsl Awesornel Cootoirts Tom Bowers ond Damon Beninger duolity for stote. Exchonge student Niko Kluyver in- spirottonol Pleosed with Success! Brion Young, Mortirt Poynter Brion Kelly Couch Wol- Son Front row, Peter Scott, Todd Ritbhev, Steve Bi- rnlmohm, Kg-n Weed, Kirby Wotson, lim Dovis, lon Burns, Chris White, Ron Coe This Poge Upper lelt, Divers teom ohoto, tlirl Cooch Bond, Brion Young Todd Stoiey, Borry Sonne, Chris Kevil, Brion Kelly, Mortin Rayner Upper right, Morgudgr keeps On stroking Bottom lett, Mariner swimmer does the crawl Middle rtght, A lvlorciuder tokes 0 dive Boys Swim mingf83 Ar1eTher One BiTes The DUST Record proves successful season . . H, 'QF If ,few . t-i... IN X W Q fa if Q. rg, 5 PLE? Q Sk -Q Another One Bites the Dust Ana- cortes, Shorecrest, Cascade, and Belling- ham were all defeated by the Mariner Girl's Gymnastics team. l-low did they do it? with a lot of determination and school pride. Jodi Opitz and other freshmen made a good impression on Coach Erv Ellis, Junior Lynn Banky what a surprise first place on beam against Oak Harbor. Exe cellentl! Reaching goals improving scores . . . Mariner didn't auite reach their goal of beating Oak Harbor with a close loss. lO8-lO9, But they smashed Belling- Opposite page: Upper left, Lynn Banky performs bar routine, Upper right, Margaret McMahon per- forms routine Lower left, Coach Ellis spotting the girls. Lower right, Team Photo. L-R Back row: Rhonda Deline, Marci Swanson, Teresa Branvold, Terri Knauf ber, Melanie l-loelzle, Diana Lambourne, Beth Sa- oaula Middle row, LYR: Melinda Cleveland, Jodi Op- N ham. Good competition this year . . . Melanie l-loelzle and Jodi Opitz kept senior Terri Knauber on her feet for the number one position. With three seniors leaving lTerri Knau- ber, Theresa Branvold, and Rhonda De- linel and no freshmen next year, you might think the team could have some problems next season. Not a chance! We have a lot of young talent and l'm looking for- ward to the returning gymnastsf' stated Coach Ellis. With a season record of 7-3 Erv has a lot to look forward to! Excellent! itz, Lan Lyle, Lynn Banky, Ursula Stuart, Tina Green. Front row, L-R. Theresa Howard, Coach Ellis, Jennifer Mealony Missing: Margaret McMahon This page- Upper lelt, Terri and Margaret take a break Upper right, Tina Green concentrates Lower left, lerri exhibits perfection, J Gymnasticsf85 5. l W ,.. !NwiMS K X ,R ,, X naw NX 7+ , Y V ' x V, ff 1' f' I ' X Heerleoder 'AP '?-.Q jx w me I I X , 1 V f r' v I X X . ,4 l've got to go can't be late or what else but two demeritslu Such prompt cheerleaders and such a lun seasonl Halloween costumes donut sales broken dawn rooter buses! Great pep assemblies llresh- men no pants'?l Run through signs Toga dances to Denney's in your P.l.'sl Fondue parties and last but not least . . . wet pants at cheer campl Always having lun - but once in o whtle an argumentlllhlikes no, saddle shoes ... knee socks ... target it, anklets. Blue and gold pam pants . ., we ended up with disco! But Stacey knows howto get her way ... ll you touch me, l'll tell rny dadlu Two great seasons with two great captains . . . Teresa Brandvold . . . Che- ryl Painter, A lot of work . . . and a lot at cherished times , . . But it's tun . ,. tt's exciting ,.. it's called cheer- leaclinglll Opposite Page Cheerleaders dance ta Peter Gun Right - Kelly Wood Bottom left - Cheryl Patnter cheertng at a pep assembly Rtght - Araustng the crowd with two - bits. This Page Top left V Teresa Brandvold showing her spint Right - Wiitter Cheerleaders Top - Kelly Wood, L-R lirst raw - Cheryl Painter, Julie Raesler, Seq- ond row l-R - Trina Hale, Lisa lrelan, Melissa Bur' kenpas, Bottom row l-R Y Ltsa Ptasecki, Charlene Rentraw, Fall Cheerleaders. Lett - Lisa lrelan, Ptght - l-leike Klamp, Tap to ballorn - Terri Knau' ber, Kathy Bozich, Stacy Goddard, Rita March. Not pictured - Kelly Wood and Teresa Brand vold Cheerleacltngf87 w ::.TrTPm55 -?m ? X 'f-555 rf:-l at ees We're gonno win! Bowling teorn shows promise K. . V . . ,,,., . tl Q . S l M . t Vy,i.,5:24 ,Q F ,A nv- sw WL . ' f 'ff1f..f ' ' 1 4 .,.g,g, , Q . - ' 3 'I' ' + l-leyl Con you SPARE o STRIKE? No? of Cgnrgel Con we SPLIT it then? Sure! Where ore you oft to? Glocier Lones? For the second time this week! Bowling tokes o lot of procticembut where's the boll? Oh, thot's shodow bowling! The girls hove o lot to be proud ol.,,They execute the lundernentols of bowling with greot skill-Cooch Peightol. Whot else do they hoye going for them? The desire ond obility to do well. A seo- son godl?...Winning their conlerence title, This Page' Upper IefteTeom Photo. L-R Bock row: Carlo Rummel, Tommie Miller, PeQQv Mukernson. Front row: Suzette Elsberry, Wendi Honson. Upper right, Steve Allen exhibits skill. lower right, Cooch Peightol. Opposite Poge Upper left, Buddy Green The boy's teorn isn't so bod either. They lost their first motch to Ccmscodembut whot's thot? Coptoin Dovid Ailport bowled 0 6138! Whot o woy to stort the seosonl I've never hdd o more dedicoted group ol bowlers -Cooch Peightol. They're o new teom with only one returne ing lettermonmbut you'd never guess it! They bowl well in o tough leogue...Whot more could you oslc lorl? concentrates. Upper right, Suzette Elsberry relepses the bcull. lower left, Peggy Molcemson reflects, Lower right-Teorn Photo. L-P Bock row: Rondy Pichords, Buddy Green, Rick Pederson, Rick Delcirnor, Front row: Brett Bowers, Dovid Ailport, Steve Allen, lim Hctdoller. 88!Bowling '23 . , , ,mu 1... , ff f W' TQ' 6 1 6.4 71 xxx, I ., Bovvling!89 X J N W, J rfxcuiw lean Boris lack Campbell Assistant Administrator Vice Principal Faculty friends or foes? Friends of course! lust another part of the Ml-l.S. community. All different. All working together. The Hum. office-it's constantly be- seiged the main office the stu- dent office, too. Dr. Torrey, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Robin- son busy, busy, busy! And lvlrs. Boris Does she ever stop!P Joe Namath I didn't know he had friends here! Stealing avvay to the computer l'lovv about a game of chess? Teachers need breaks tool The Junior Hum. team, memorializecl forever . .. in cookies! ... is the coffee ready yet? Oh no, it's lvlr. Bill! Ml-l.S. Faculty and Staff. Unique. Caring. Willing to help. Supportive. In- Members of the School Board terested. Friends, indeed! 9O!Faculty .1 Don Torrey Principal 4 Ron Robinson Assistant Principal ll.-Rl Cliff Gillies, Assistant-Superintendant, Alan Tapert, Rod Hermes, Superintendant and Secretary Aadne Ben Vice-President, Douglas Stove, President, Dan Coates, estad Not pictured, Richard Thomas Diane Alrngren Typing Office Practice FBLA Advisor Susan Ace Library lim Beaunaux Aerospace Spanish Bill Ardissono Geometry Physics Saccor Coach Ski Club Advisor Jerry Carr Consumer Math Basketball Football Track Coach vi : f ' I I sf . 11 ' - ef , is yy Q, 1 Bruce Burns I 3 - I 3 - Contemporary World I A I -A ' Problems ., V It Speech ir Wrestling Coach I ,I . K 'V Q, Bill Costello Humanities Leata Copstead Nurse an A Basketball Coach Elaine Bilboa Counselor Mark Bond Brology Marine Science Chess Club SAIL Program Rita Anderson Library Winn Archarnbeau-Munoz Wayne Bull Accounting Business Machines Soccer Coach Linda Bresee I-lurnanitiesf' -'Aid' r ,9 Lf, J 4-. LIZ Carrington Counselor t5ttV5TE?3 ., N Vou re Clare Carter as riogl-MN4ot Registrar larry Davis Traffic Safety Waodshop Dave Dollarhide Humanities Division Charirnan Pacific Northwest History .f JQYOURUQY 'T r y i'T?fi'2a'gfBe1'9ym??ein'i heliffayf five f' I 'A 5 I 7 va Cals :fre hard if Mr ,, ,jlnlow mgiy times oiwf hCxt4eftr:fcun,4!,.:-'rlfiiy r -3,-imiriut, s'2 It's,,aQLFLkj1I1.iIilLEN.ennif I,rne12Le.2iN'ff L'5 1 .... Whyfdo thev.-iocIgE aI910Qf'ays get? jwiqxyrx V, wir tw wI.igL,fi:9fiILQLf?i fro 7'575IzQI'fcilQefB,ecause they're iocksbtff' of ' ,bewe.rsr-,casenrwfirgfrlogdh? DRIFLEIQYII Whjjfs taking them home? Q Lsome dogs-or s le carsia 'I washed .with 'A-em. 511119 Football, ...,, s, ernjennis,..swimmEfs-can which one do I sign up for? What se- lection! Seniors are lucky -a feshman complained- they always get first pick. I'm too sick to eat lunch today! Physical Fitness Testmrun a rniIe'? Some people run ONLY three quarters of a mile. They like to cheat themselyesmbut me? I MADE ITI I think I'm gonna diemhaopy! FacuIty!9l Shane Dunbar , Horticulture X fi' r T - FFA Horticulture - K2 2 ,, K . Math Science Division Chairman ' 4' 1 't xi 5:1 if ,. -- XX, 1 Qilliifggi L W ae If 1' , 5 UQ f 'E K fl!! t y tt-X ., 'o lixtisui-Q, Q V. ' Erv Ellis Physical Education Gymnastics Coach Practical Vocational Division P.V.D..,this division covers o lot! From t.v. productionsmto apartment liv- ing.,.to traffic safetymto the Yearbook Staff! Shop classes-want to learn about cars? Or welding? Are you good with wood? What about machine shop? Mechanical drawing-no stick figures here! It seems as thoughmthe more you learn-the more you learn there's more to learn! Photography-better mix up some more hypo! Strange-flying planes, TOES in a ski area ...special effects with photography. Twist...twist...inverte only 3 more minutes! Who left the wa- ter running in the darkroom? Graphic orts-creativity is the name of the game. Pictures, designs, printing, shading, colorsmwhen will it be my turn? A colorful room-like no where else at lVl,H.S.! Business educationmcould be impor- tant. Ledgers, iournals, a complete oc- counting cycle. My finances are a mess-what do l do? ,.. take a business class, Tea-space-why-space-perm space-eye space-in-space-gee...that's typing! Six page manuscript? Oh no! Distributive lfducation-merchandis- ing, modeling, cashiering, sell- ing,,.DECA! They run lvl.H.S.'s student store...a success, I got o iobl Electronics-circuits.,,wiringmtransis- tors ...it can be so confusing! Hope I don't blow it! Since when is electricity ever logical? Ah, the Apple! QQ! Faculty Robert Erickson Consumer Math General Math Traffic Safety i x,,, x Kathy Franz German General Math German Club Advisor . fti Twyla Fader Math-Science Jackie Fannin Secretary 'Yi Frank Foster Humanities ODSVGtiOn Success Football Coach Basketball Coggin ,loe Fulcher Annual Journalism Newspaper TV Productions ' ' A ' S as 3 , Q Holly Goddard , 'rf' 'F V Hunianities M g . Cheerleading Advisor qf - f A .5 5 5. XX l Pat Gors COShl6r Frank Goddard Athletic Director Head Football Coach Helen Gel! Math-Science ,er Matt Gochnour ln School Suspension Joe Gaveart Metal Shop lohn Hansen Humanities Basketball Coach .XY Jim Henry Mechanical Drawing Hum l2O- Man and his Environ- ment. The Pacific Northwest . . . Where do you goto shop? Who Cut the Deck? Past, present and future- Soph- omore Humanities. The rise and tall ol the Roman Empire... you must be iok- ingl Lectures, notes, lectures, more notes? Hum 560-United States History and Government, Who was the Rocking Horse Winner? And the most dreaded of all times-the CONFLICT Humanities Division PAPER!! Hum 780. ,. Classicism, Realism, Ro- manticism. Pride comes from evil-no, no, there is no evil. The Odyssey, Can- terbury Tales, more short stories? Can't call 'em short! Humanities . .. not iust grammar and history. How will l ever write that ar- ticle? Newspapers, yearbooks, televi- sion programs iournalism, a broad field! Sociology-Psychology ,., what do YOU really think of it? Education, mar- riage, death. Whatever happened to no nukes '? Speech ... SPEECH! We want a speech! What DOES one do when giv- ing a speech? Or what DOESN'T one do! Politics-a riddle, Will you solve it? Maybe . . . in CWP. A weekly iournal, a weekly test , . . don't forget to read the paper-daily! Oui'? Si! Ya? Non! Posters ev- erywhere! Cultural enrichment experi- ences! Ben Herbert Electronics Radio Club Advisor Baseball Wrestling COC1ch ' Bill Hill Physical Education Track Coach Betty Hertz Testing Center Dennis Hunter DECA Distributive Education General Business Dan Judd Band Basketball Pep Band Marching Band Color Guard Advisor V ' Ted Hiemstra 1 Humanities Sophomore Class X.: t Advisor ff if , , ?f r ' D- . lf . 4 'T Q e 4' x 'ii,..-4 't -th 4' I Eb Wayne Herzog Betty Hill Humanities Bernice Hill Special Education Elaine Jamieson Soc!Psych General Math Janet Irby Humanities Learning Support Center Hi-Q Advisor Susan Kelliher ADGYVIUSHT living Family Living Secretary Bob Jevne Ann Kashiwa Speech Theruoist Huinonmes ., Aj XV Faculty!93 'Math Rulers, pratractors, trig tables, calcu- lators...where does it ever end'? After General Math? Not likely! Don't forget Pre-Algebra. Then, ol course, it's AL- GEBRAH Geometry, that's next, Theorems and postulates. Boy, l'm glad we don't have to memorize all those! Circles, squares, parallelograms, right tri- angles. What? No lelt triangles'?! Algebra 1340? Me'?'? Plain old t'FOlL never looked so good! How's your characteristic?.,, And what's your man- tissa been up to lately? Trigonometry is even rougher! SIN ...COS lcos why'?l . . . TAN. Only tour tests the whole year! Radians, de- grees, unit circles. Did you know that ... pi R!Blueberry ? Math Analysis..'.what a breeze ...what a ioke? Look upon it as a chal- lenge. Continuity, limits.,.there is no limit! The rule ot signsmdoes it go negative, positive, negative or posi- tive, negative, positiveu? Func- tions...they're a STEP in the right direc- tion! There's a rumor going 'round...MATl-l ANAL KILLS BRAIN CELLS!! True? Never! Computer Science -new this year! Go to...lor...then-calling your dog? No, programming the computer! New class, new words-GOSUBWBOOT DOS FORTRAN PASCAL. Sgn up! Some one is always on the computer, Please Lord, give me an Apple! John McGuirk SAIL Program Tim Mead Health Basketball Football Coach Qllflzaculty Les Kirkendorler Counselor Foriegn Exchange Club Counselor f xi ' A i Rudy Kovacevich Design Art Q. f ii! Larry Luke Vocal Music Mat Maids Advisor Judy Messinger Secretary . :- Judy Kistner Secretary Sharon Lawrence Humanities Roy Mainger Humanities wz-2' xx s ff ' 15, 1 ci Q sn gm . F.. . Q it Q -we 'R X .xref K L' c ,. -nz'-. s. . . .. Frank Monosterio Psychologist Tirn Knue Career Education Equine Science Veterinary Science Eauestrion Advisor Steve Koepp Algebra Chemistry Honor Society Advisor Senior Class Advisor - 1 ' 4.,,. Anna Marie Lee ' S French I . Ron Leonard Algebra Geometry Trigometry Math Annalysis Paula Martin Humanities Junior Class Advisor Soltboll Coach Jenny McCoy French Spanish Jerry Morris Humanities Football Basketball Coach , . 3 A SI, K. ' Q14 ' ' Peggy Nugent V L L A -5723 QQ- Algebra ,' ' Consumer Math ' X. , .V . xv. . +0515 - Atgffi 1 Ric Peeps Algebra Consumer Math General Math Carol Pugsley PVD Sue Roberts Suspended Day Program Jirn Peightel Humanities Tennis Bowling Coach s gt r rail A' B5 . A 1- ke, V' T Y ' f Llyn Rainey Spanish Gordon Roster Typing 1. Q I - l 1 S L ,ix Emily Orr Pre Algebra Geometry Senior Math Doug Otander Humanities Spinnaker Advisor 1 I in Nicole Poeinwong K 35 English Second , ' Language L P' .. Ae g i s , ' f l.f I . Q1 5 Jan Piercy Acting Humanities Childrens Theater Diane Reisenauer PVD Marlene Peinecke PVD I sl. J- Sandro Pearse Home Economics 1 John Orr Algebra 5 , S y . gp luclith Prinz Special Education . wtf is . Howard Price Phvsicol Education Cross Country Coach Track Coach Maralyn Ricketts Physical Education GAA Advisor Track Coach Dan Riccardo Audio Visual TV Productions Specialized Activities for lndependent Living The S,A.l.L. Program-progressive ... in- novative trend-setting- a huge success. Seventeen kids different-yet the same. Colors, textures, sounds, shapes-ElO3 84 ElO5 have it all! A kitchen . , , work tables . .. a living room a bed- all in one room? SAIL students learn howto function indepen- dently, Dancing, sports, field trips, art-having fun while you learn, Can't beat thatl SAIL Students-a special part of Mariner , ., why? Because they carry C.L.O.U.Tl A vocational experience. Also, they represent Mariner, Where? at Special Olympics!! What clo they enioy the most? Some re- sponses: swimming art l like talking with my friends iust being with people. These kids are happy to be here, So . ,. say a special hello to some special fellow stu- dents! Facultyf95 Fine Arts Lights! Camera! Action! lt's the acting class! Theatre games, improvisations, and what did you say? Oh, ot course. What would an acting class be - without pantominesl Band...anda l anda2anda3... Hit it guys! Time to tune up. Challenge? Choir-DO RE Ml FA SO LA 'll DO! Sing from your stomach-not from your throat that's better! Now open your mouths and sing a song! Paintbrushes, drawing paper, scissors, pencils must be an art class! Let your imagination run WILD!! lt's time to get What for? ... first chair ,,. the ultimate those creative iuices flowing! Go ahead, goal! sketch it out , ,. add the finishing touches. Ah! A Masterpiece!! Mike Ryan wt Human Biology ' Doug Schaill General Science .gi l5lOlOQv Senior Science fp fp? Medical Explorer Gollfooch Advisor l K K ,X t 'F ff r 'V ,ntllltli ' l f' ., Ken Sother I Woodshop Brian Schenk an COOKS CLJSTODIANS LOFO EVGVVS Kurk Owens Joanne Rusta B.ll Kenh Carol Jolley Evelyn Powell Beula Mclieans Josephine Rose Karen Morgenstein Dorthy Hansen Robert Weaver Dan Englebert 9ofFaculty Sandra Sharp PVD BUS DRIVERS Shelly Brickle Laurel Sutton Bran Burkenstrom Laura Evans Marg Sherry Hepper Jackie Siebrass Nadine Metcalf Auto Shop Nancy Puntlriel Title I Reading M 9 ff' , sq 7 .15 'r efggiiliti-if-fa 5 K efg5!i1a1z 391 .it llllifslte John Ruthlard Horticulture FFA Advisor Ras Schiller Humanities Photonovel Club Advisor Bill Skahill Security hn Simila restry FFA Forestry Advisor Jan Seleros Humanities Mary Skinner Humanities Secretary ,. Bob Stockton Art Kris Vondersonden Humanities . Wd , Morilyrt VVlllz Counselor Betty Suhodolnik Work Study Progrorn Bob Virto Algebro Pre Algebro Gretchen Wood S IL A xv V we 3 ll 'mvfil . Sk , ,J .jf- 'Q ,,.,-if ' . Llhlxui ld .. :Jie itat : ML Mfdlr , Q iifyufr' ,gfbff it ' La.- . i t l 'Q .Liza l ,MW M A Li, M Bernice Thorslenson Physicol Educotuon Softball Volleyboll Cooch 'r ,,, 1 ' , .f,, . 51,131 . 'gre'-2 - I-j!.,!.uf,w 1 Diclc Wotson Study Holl Swim Couch lvteunoids Advisor John Zuonich Graphic Arts PVD Choirperson Wd, dffffdffk ' im Underwood Humanities Steve White Soeciol Educotion ' 5 ' .NR Pot Zuonich Home Economics Science A science closs! Where else could you find microscopes, test tubes, fish eggs, or o vernier coliper. WHAT is thot, onywoy? Biology, morine biology, humon bie ology, l-low smoll o cell is, compored to onythingl Whot's thot horrid smell? lvlust be DEAD SHARKSV' Underwoter, obove woter, humcin, nonhumon-thot's biology! Plonts, leoves, flowers, trees . . . thot must be forestry ond horticulture, And the onimols? Vet science ond horse science. New books what do we do next? Horticulture greot ot stote. Greot ot notion! Wolk into E224 Whot do you see? Bonners, owords. No plonts, no leoves, no flowers, no trees. But where? ln the greenhouse, of course!! lt's of this world-thot's Eorth Science. lt's out of this world-thot's Aerospoce, Q: Whot KIND dirt is the eorth mode of? A1 l dunno. Advice: tolce eorth science. Do you wont to fly? Do you ever wonder why? Aeorspctce science hos the answers! Physics . . . Chemistry-not os bod os they sound. But lust woitl Grovity, friction, velocity, speed-slow down- you're going too fostl Avogodros' num' ber? Whot's on Now for some mer- cury o little Pb two groms of zinc-whot ARE you concocting? One step further . .. knowns ond unknowns. Eventhe knowns ore unknown to mel FoCUltyf97 Q 1 'K -..3?f'T',ff! ii f'iT'k 'wk Y... . , i X ..,, ., W .w-.M - ik W Q ..f AM' A f N ww Q .QE 'Qfi 'vel' . 5 E ' 3, :ex A WQx'ff'Qif-T' X ff 98fCIubs N3 Cl. Clubs something lor everyone! New ones, old ones, Officers elected, octivities plonned, money roisecl l-ley, this is lun! Activity period Ieorn something, meet people, or lust hove o good time! Lots ol student porticipotion. I vvish l hod more time to be in more clubs! Field trips, boke soles, get out ol clossl Clubs on importont-ond lun- port of Morinerl ASB Officers- Bill Rucker, President, Kevin Wotier, Vice-President, Kelly Bi- ssell, Secretory, Ann I-lonson, Treo- surer, Storboord 'lock - Bock row ll-rl: Todd l-lonson, Mr, Fulcher, Greg Kiss- ell, Brion Dow, Woyne Mortin, Brod Dow, Tony Moier, Jim Perron. Middle rovv- Monico Wofford, Theo Severn, Koren Dinsmoor, Stocey Scholz, Cheryl Pointer, Chris Joss. Front rovv- Bob Glosscock, Pom I-loelzle. Chess Club - Bock rovv ll-rl: Elido Trevino, Mr. Bond, Mike Moloskso, Tom Mottson, Front rovv- Tim Little, Tom Porker, Greg Gessel. FBLA - Bock row ll-rl: Tino Pordo, Brendo Anderson, Melindo Broy, Liz Cummins, Cindy Broy, Front row- Sue Cotterill, Michelle Jorosik, Becky Browning, leon Winsor, Sue Gorske. Scott I-li-Q - Bock row ll-rl: Moriso l-lolverson, John Striling, Beth Nicker- son, Mr. Orr, Front rovv- Mrs, Irby, Roy Clothier, Dove Bonn, Woyne Heller. f Matrnaids - Back row ll-rl: Chris Chua, Denise Yeadon, Mary Kay Burns. Fourth row- Kathy Doyle, Jill Schlicke, Tracy Garza. Third row - Leanne laundry, l-lolly Selartders, Tina Pardo. Second rovv - Kathy Hanson, Sherry Kramer, Sheila Porter. Front row - Heather Cameron, Vicki Tilson. VICA - Ollicersg Tony Mumrn, President, Mike McCloskey and Kurt Oltner, Co- Presidents, John Porter, Treasurer, Joe Gralaop, Secretary. Drama - Back row ll-rl: Mark Kosted, Marisa l-lalvorson, Michelle Ross, Mar- garet Vogel. Middle row - Jesse l-lill, Linda Frederick, Dennis Curtice, Mer- rick Musolt, Mike Richardson, Kevin Watier, Richard Burningham, Stacey Scholz, Penny Fisher, Scott Elliott, Front row: Don Goins, Michelle Colvin, Shannon Kaplan, Curtis Linderman. Natsilane A Going down the stairs lr-ll: Mr. Fulcher, Christy Foster, Kim Corri- gan, Bob Glasscock, DeAnne Olson, John Krogmann, Diane Dagget, Mich- elle Marple, Deena McNutt, Cheryl Painter, Jayce l-lerzog, Curtis Myers, Jesse l-lill, Linda Frederick, Sean Shan- I'lO!'t Pep Club - Going down the stairs: Pa- mela Stocks, l-leidi Cutler, Anita Col- lum, Tina Larcorn, Kathy Shinners, Su- ' san Sandrneyer. 1,7 am: 3 A 5 2 5 Q Q 2 if fi, Q P -v .iw ,: 2 ' N . ' , Q. . . . 1 k J 45 A M r 4 A Clubsf1OW FOR IUZXCI b YE lg! ww f N Soecrcit Otyrnorcs Mukitteo F Bock row fi-it Jorni Erickson, Steve Czepiet, Crorg Woters, Kim Agee, Bitl Coe-piei, Mr McGurrk Third rovy - Dione Hoo- ver, Spencer Sniitii, Bob Stetnnton, Bili Sternrncnn, Mrs. AVCIWOUIWFJSCIU - Munoz. Second row - Lenoro Loornrs, Cneryi Steve-ng Front row - Susie Mullrgon, Pete Petrin, Cheryl Arndt Not pictured - Don Noktelpy Forestry Y Bock row it-rt: Mr. Simrto, Steve Westover Front row Y George Intreid, Atten Meciticrnr, Rick Weits. Ski Ctiib - Bock royy tl-rl, Mr Ardissono, Steve Coiziey, Cort Hctunstern, Borry Sonne, Ken Schneider, Brion Kelly, Brendan Poindexter, Ctctrk Gitnwon Mrddie rovy - Kevin VVrnter, Trni Fros- vigy Ketly VVOOd, Fric Cc1rlson,Jrll Ott:- nqer, Krrn Wctdekorriiner' Front row' Stcrcy Mobius, Rhett Corion, Becky Sho- ner, Terry McDoyveli, Peter Scott, Andy Mcrttern FFA Fouestrion A Bock row f'-ri- Un- oyortobie, Unovortotvle, Snonnon Sctirntd1,MOrtOnne Bettiens, Porn Short, Mr Knoe, Angie VV., Liso Conn, Alien Stctoieton, Torr Tiiornpsori Front row Renee King, jecinette Senttv Goylene HOUT7, Kotiiy Former, Kcrren Foss, Sonro Sctwttz DECA - Bock row VI-ri, Brity Freund, Glenn Corlson Middle row - Lynnette VViItionis,GeriZUc1nrcti, Cindy Stevyort, Koren Dinsmoor, Kris Zrniniernion, LeAnne Loundry, Doug Austin, Front row - Mrclwelie Jorosrk, Lynn Ttionroson, Rocliel Ttiorncts, Kim Jorosik, Deenci Poce f N German Club - Back row ll-rl: Mickey Hazen, Mark Kosted, Lynette Walla, Janyce Herzog, Mrs. Franz. Front row- Jolene Walla, Barbara Gar- rett, Susan Cray, Theresa Johnson, Jim Bretz. Honor Society - Back row ll-rl: John Stirling, Trina Hale, Clint Jordan, John Ostolaza, Kathy Berg, Jody Weide- man, Natilie VonSomoff, Linda Fred- erick, Diane Doggett, Suzette Elsberry, Lori Zue, Julie DenHollander, Fourth row- unavailable, Kevin Parker, Eric Hinshaw, Steve Kosted, John Pringle, Dave McFadden, Jeff Dunlap, Tom Wolff, Mike Ortega, Todd Visher, Rob Hicks, Jeff Meehan. Third row- Mich- elle McBee, Michelle Eggleston, Jill Ol- linger, Barb Minnig, Hiedi Gunderson, Tracy Burgess, Lynne Ames, Jennifer Tomlinson, Kendra Cleveland, Theresa Howard, Maureen Harrigan. Second row- Carrie Heller, Colleen Hicks, Ruth Ernesto, Jennifer Lumsden, Kris George, unavailable, Penny Fisher, Ka- ren Dinrnoor, Kris Zimmerman, Gwen Skegrud, Angie Nuemarkel. Front row- Renee Williamson, Jodi Enberg, Roisin Dunne, Clair Hausmann, Pamela Stocks, Lori Sager, Phil Meyers, Phyllis Crabill, FFA Horticulture - Back row ll-rl: Mr. Ruthford, Mr, Dunbar, Steve Westover, Tina Turner, Lisa Baker, Judy Russell, David Nagel, Bob Mee. Second row- Debbie Hicks, Kevin Watier, Greg Sei- bel, Julie, Maya Abueg, Melinda Cleveland, Susan Sandmeyer, Front row- Scott Elliott, Mary Thompson, Jackie Short, Stacey Spooner, Michelle Jarosik, Rhonda Short, Kris Slatta, Ka- ren Christy, Darla Canell, Beth Buchan Winter Knights - Back row ll-rl: Shawna Bertram, Julie Fagan, Kelly Porticaas, Marty Alger, Carol Elkins, Lana Cha- vez, Lisa Young, Kae Hicks, Jacki Frost. Front row- Liz White Johanna Richard- son, Denise LaPerle, Karen Sherman Eric Hansen, Becky Howland, Cheryl Haunstein, Not Pictured- Rae Randall. X C1ubs!IO5 nur 71 106!Ciubs ffl A-4..r.4.,.,x... . ,- A f N Fonegn Exchange - Back rovv ll-rlz Chrislina Guerra, Annie Dreis, Dorre Appelholl, Mio Mae-skeiria, Kinko Vlfanlanabe, Korniko ltah, Edda Joh- sson Fronl row - Anand Chan- drasekher, Niko Kluiiver, Anne Wensl- ruo, Rune Roslad, Yukari lkeda G A.A. Radio - Back rovv ll-rl Kevin Bozich, Roy Charnbers, Scoii Turner, Greg Gessell, Sieve Binson, lovvell Trurno, Scott Roper, Verne Willard, Brenda Walla, Paula Johnson, lee Baker, Tod Mellers, Dan Marlin, Nolan Foss, Rea Avery, Tall Malyshell, Tim Wells. Eronl rovv e John Krogrnann, Dan l-leller, Kelly Schusler, Dennis VVarren Concert Choir - Back rovv ll-rl, Teri Thuirei, Janine Johnson, Charlene Her- ren, Christine Ditlniore, Chandra Reeves, Kelly Taylor, Bill Comegys, lisa Voigt, Melinda Cleveland, Sue Sandinire, Elisabeth Slave, Cris Engel- niann Middle rovv - Kini Nolan, Sandy Parker, Tawny Skellon, Kris Ziininer- rnan, Maria Vendiila, Torr Thompson, Don Goins, James Cowan, Runa Rslad, Andy Slave, Francis Moore, laura Bur- gess, Candice Thomas Front rovv - Francine Meyer, Michele Colvin, Dena Pace, Sherry Sinullen, Kalhleen l-larri- gan, Bob Piisoanen, Cara Nicol, Jana hlainer, Vicki Birkenshavv, Lisa Wil- liarns, Chrisly Dyer, Mio Maeshiina. Relleclions - Back rovv ll-rl, Bill Leon- ard, Jell Mead, Mary Ja Burgess, Franci Moore, Chris While, Denise Traylor, Karen Dinsnioor, Andv Slave, Kris Zirnrnernian Eronl row Y Vc1lSelser, unavailable, Jarnes Covven, Michelle Colvin, Michelle Eliason f N Syrnphonnc Band - Back ravv JL-rl Andy Lynch, Sarn Johnson, Don BougLas, Sion VViTney Thrrd row' Karrnen Rohlwes, Bud Taft, Dawd Ledford, Jnn SundaL, JaeL Javnes, Vance L, Bob P,, Dawd Annes, Kae Hrcks, Tern Thnrrer, Andy Lynch, Becky HovvLand, Car! Haonsluen, Kewn Post, Ger- aLd Seenii, KeILy Hughes, Mark Kane Second row- Prch Patron, Peggy Makernson, GayLa Mo- raJes Lssa Earvedh Kelly Kortsaas, VVhnney Carn- De-Ll, Gcnan Parsons, Sherrr Hornnng, Lrnda Sher- rnan, Tun Camo, Alan Page, Prchord Brrrnrnghanr, Mrckey, Hazen, Jeannetre Senff, Jackue NuLoh, Krrsty VVrnrer, ChrrsWy Foster, Mrc'heLLe MCBee, Ka- ron Sherman, Heldr Grabke, Sharon HaLversOn, Sue Sandrneyer, Lena Thornos, Donna Moody Canrerv Band V Back rovv LL-vb' JoeL Jarnes, June Gronr, Lrsa Srave, Mrssv Eluason, Fred Porter, Scort Surhedond, Dan DougLas, John Hendow, Dave NaoeL Tlwrrd rovvs Lynnene VVolJa, Lorne Sorenson, Roxonne Reeves, Janrne Johnson, Steve Crawford, Joe Bernordo, Jrrnrny Frsh, Clwn Thomas, Edda Jonsson, Mat? Dodd, Jane? Sun- daL, Komrko, Tereso Soger, Cad Pederson' Karhy Weed, Rrck WeLLs, Second rovv- Lrz VValLoce, Judy Henman, Kewn VVun1ers, Ron Cole, Karr Pearson, Jenny MaLLov, Dowd Bhend, Denise LaPerLe, Chanene Herren, Lnsa Young, Julre Fa- gan, Sracey Keck, Marh ALger, Lana Chavez, Cheryl Haunshen, Done ApaLehoH Fronr row- She-Lley Pfeufer, Vsckey Maddox, Chrrshne Errksan, Johanna Rrchardson, Errn Hansen, ColJeen Adarns, CaroL ELkins, There-sc: Shuelds Marching Band and Wsnter Nrghts. Mr Judd, Band Drrecror Jazz Bond - Back row fl-rb Mark Cane, Joe! James, Bob Porrsot, Vrnce L Dawd Ledford, Bud Tan, Heudr Grabke, John Hendovv, MuddLe rovv- Jrrn SundaL, Sarn Johnson, Ge-rcnd Senff, Becky Howland, Andy Lynch, Car! Hanensnen Kewn Post, Chrrs Joss, Frorn row- Uark Grhnan, Gaian Parsons, Tum Camo, Jeannette Senff, Tern Thuner, Nor orcwred- Trrn Lewrs Band Onrcers - Back row YL-rl Kevrn Post, Andy Lynch, Jrm Sundal, Mr Judd Front row- Vrnce L, Koren Sherman, Jackre Nulph, Lrnda Sherman, Jeannene Senff WN ,.,, S ,H X S fo 'h L v A ., r f px 1 .5 . . , 0 5 , -2 'f ,,' , Eg ,Anim r , . 565 I .4 4 9-s , fl 'fr' A J 33? 'rirq x ql Dlx H ,,,-'W ,I ' 1 ,-. A r-' ' DY , L .SS ,wg :, . , 5 s V x A K T Mltri Z 4? l, 2-214 J - we L f' ggi ,.-vssf' x him N s 4 as ff ' ' , , ff 9 J' J L 1 'f L J JJ 1 S J sa. rsn - W A , ., ff ,- ..........3 Y Sz A X! 'U' , Q X f Q. us , -. fs. Q K 1 J l I , . ,Tru ,H 11 1 11 .4 -.. 111 If x j,,.,-. ,111 l.h A ,.. 44. 1111 11 11-u I1111 11 4h-uw my Bom-j5f1OQ WINTER N fCommon wear! Fashions...fods..,FUN!llSome newmeven kind of different fads, could be seen tromping down the lvlariner halls. Jeans...ieons...JEANSlll Baggie leans, straight leg ieansmoveralls. Shoes, boots...COWBOY Bootsl Moccasins, boat shoes, clogs, clogs and more clogsl Spike heelsmwhich are still popular... were everywherel Making girls walk funny...even fall down the stairs! The preppy look was in! Plaid skirts, kilt skirts, socks and flat, flat shoes. Pas- tels and ponytailsmfor the girls! Guys? The regularmieans, T-shirts, sweatshirts...SWEATY sweatshirtslll Fads will changemagain and again, But Mariner will be keeping time with them. Just look down the halls...you'll see them alllll Contemporary problems and issues ll Now that we have draft registra- tion for men between the age of l8 and '20, should women also be reauired to register for the draft? Yes 86 No i Ql Should high school officials be al- lowed to search a student's locker without a search warrant? Yes 1 NO 2 3l What do you think of the military strength of the United States compared to the military strength of the Soviet Union? al US. is stronger 5 bl Soviet Union is stronger l3O cl The two countries are eaual in military strength Ql 41 What future for nuclear power plants do you favor? ol Build more nuclear power plants 34 bl Continue operating existing nuclear power plants, but delay any new nuclear power plant construction 96 Cl Close all nuclear power plants 28 51 Should the United States Constitu- tion be amended to prohibit abortion ex- cept to save the life of the mother? Yes Q No ll l lO!Winter Activities Eg' I Box ollice l . Popeye 2, Halloween 3. Blues Brothers 4. Blue Lagoon 5. Airplane . Dallas 2. MASH 3. Little House on the Prairie 4. General Hospital 5. Soap 'tsl K W remiicsiii Top Tunes l. Another One Bites the Dust-Queen 2. Shook me all night long-ACXDC 3. Hell is for children-Pat Benetar 11. Lady-Kenny Rogers 5. Whip it-Devo 'rr Concerts ol '80 . Cheap Trick 2. Springsteen 3. Kinks 4. Devo 5. Sammy Haggar Awesome Albums l. Bruce Sprinsteen The River 2. ACXDC Back in Black 3. Rolling Stones 'iEmotional Rescue 4, Pat Benelar Crimes of Passion 5. Queen The Game , Winter Activitiesfl ll WINTER fi ff' -I 1 M W f' H, -W 1 all 'Q fx X. K J A , mwwmw ' ':::+3' arf' Ji .gm X F -S vw 1-fry-e' Q L ,. m if x .,. 'Q, 7 vkiv h u t f l 5 ,H M. -ur' f ' xi: A 8 I 3 wx M A 9 . ,, . wuutdbf' ff ,. ,W , ge-1 . -5 . ,ii I i'y,i v 2' ' Ml, f . mf ,4il ' I ,iff-95' f . N Christmas cheer was everywhere! Mariner was beginning to look a lot like Christmas . , . everywhere you went! Halls and ceilings were adorned with Santas candles red and green streamers wreathes snowmen and elves!!! The decoration contest was well under way , . . everybody helped out . ., no one was a scrooge! After a week of hard work the talented sophrnores were named the winners of the contest , . . even without their star! The Seniors took a close second with their outstanding tree and colorful personalized stockings! Canned beans corn chilli and Campbell's soups were coming in fast!!! The canned food drive was going to be harder than ever . ,, over 600 needy fam- ilies! We didn't have our largest intake . .. but once again . . . without breaking tradi- tion . . . the Frosh class brought in the most cans! Get my picture taken with Santaf9'?'? SURE!!! But l'm in HIGH school now!'?! SO WHAT!!! The proceeds from DECA's Santas Cottage under the stairway went to help muscular distrophy, lt was finally December i9 a HALF DAY!!! Christmas at lviariner began with a morning assembly. Now that we're Se- niors, we'll tell you what we've done, and yOu'll always remember '8l. Sang the Senior class to the tune of The Twelve Days of Christmas, More laughs . . . sighs excitement and Christmas cheer filled everyone as the WORLD famous HUMAZOO BAND appeared. Their big hit single Jingle Bells started off their enlightening , , , entertaining concert. Their Humazoo Christmas album is available IF desired! The first graders finally arrived! Small toys . . . BIG toys . . . toys of all kinds were given to the kids! Santa rockin' rein- deer a moose named Morris and little people with big heads danced be- fore the children's eyes as GAA presented their Christmas show! Hansel and Gretel Christmas style followed put on by the German Club. The assembly ended sadness, that the fun was over and happiness that Christmas vacation was finally here!!! Christmas at Mariner was definitely special this year! K J Winter Activities!! i3 WINTER . Gini V ' ,Eh f Rowdy Frosh Cheerleaders! lt's the last of the freshman cheer- leaders! With no returning freshman class next year , . , there will be no more RA!-lS pom poms ... YEA!-lS!!! But this year's trosh cheerleaders were . . 4 ALWAYS . . . hungry . . . rowdy 4 . . gos- siping and giggling and they all got along well MOST of the time! They were great!!! Every single one of them! Even Keri Florida Orange Harden and Lisa Twinkles Oildemeister! But along with the great people and good times there were bad! Probably their biggest problem was Karen Pierson's singing! Either that or Mary Morgan's hips! lThey were so awesome they burnt a hole in her skirt!! Forgetting their briefs . ., and Another One Bites the Dust routine ... bit the dust!!! But they made it through .., smiles and all! Group talks working concessions and a trip to Dairy Queen brought them close. SO CLOSE . . . they did such outra- geous things as the BUNNY!-lOP they even played football with their pom pans!!! But l-ley Big Spenderu that's O.K. ... they're ONLY frosh cheer- leaders!!! The last of the frosh cheer- leaders!!! c ,K J A rise to fame ACXDC Led Zeppelin San- tana Van Halen Foreigner The BAND ... plays it all! The BAND9'?? lt's a school group .., Mike Altman sings Chris Joss Dan Kieneker, John Wilson . . . they make it happen! The Band played for a fundraiser , .. to help buy uniforms . 4 . for the school's band! The concert was a suc- cess! The little theatre was filled and for 3rd period students of Mariner were entertained! A special appearance by Clark Gil- man onthe yes harmonica added variety to the show!!! Cameras clicked kids screamed flashes flashed . . . the Band rose to , . . fame!!! ll4 Winter Activities 'S f . N Tala was a winter dream Winter Dreams ... the Christmas tola! lt was a special time of year ... so was the dance! Good feelings ... happi- ness 4 . , exhaustion lfram doing too much! ... emotions were running high ... CHRISTMAS!!! It was an alter game dance . 4 . which of course was exciting! RUN!!! From the gym . . . up the stairs . .. into the commons into the music played by The Ma- chime. The atmosphere ... special .,. long dresses ... short dresses ,.. GUYS dressed up??? SURE!!! Red and green , .. everywhere they're Christmas colors it was the Christmas dance!!! J 22:1 ft mb!!! f N Husky tever RR? The BIG lootloall season hit! Game al- ter game of playoffs! Then came the BOWLS ... Orange ... Sugar .,. Cotton what's your pleasure!?! To most Marauders the ROSEBOVVL . .. Husk- ies made it YEAH!!! Can they do it??'? The Huskies were up against Michie gan! VVho cares? l get to goto Califor- nia to watch 'em! Husky Fever it didn't get too hot!!! The Huskies last to Michigan ... it wasn't even close!!! 23-6!!! Oh well it's only a game!'?! But it wasn't all bad . , . tor people who were Oakland Raider fans! The super . ., SUPERBOVVL IX brought the Raiders up against the Philadelphia Eagles. lt was Raiders all the way 27-TO!!! lt your team didn't win ... don't sweat it! There's ALWAYS more games .., con- ference playotls BOVVLS ... next Gear!!! J Winter Activities l!5 WI K Good-bye John! No Snow!'?! Skis poles ... bindings .,. gogf gles ready? LETS'S GQ!!! Wl-lAT!?! No SNOWW! We can't go skiing BUMMER!!! Ordinarily the season when skiers flocked to the mountains for a day on the slopes, a great many ski weekends were lost due to the severe lack of snow. All that beautiful weather the Ev- erett area had meant no snow in the mountains. Record high temperatures and the lowest snowfall of any Decem- ber kept skiers in anticipation of the first real good snowfall of the season. November December Janu- ary.. .only a few choice days of skiing OH WELL Better luck next year!!! Former Beatle John Lennon who led a mu- sic revolution that captured the imagination of an entire generation was shot to death outside his New York apartment on Decem' ber 8, l980. Lennon was considered the most con- troversial, outspoken and politically aware of the Beatles, As a guitarist, singer and song writer he composed over lOO songs and re- corded 25 albums with the Beatles before their i970 breakup. Lennon recorded 9 al- bums since leaving the Beatles, the most re- cent being Double Fantasy. He was loved for his musical ingenuity by millions of fans throughout the world. l-lis mu- sic was inspirational and shared his philoso- K Jx phy of love and peace. Some of his songs in- clude, Yesterday, Let it Be, I want to hold your hand, and All you need is love. Yoko Ono, Lennon's widow, asked for a lO-minute silent prayer vigal at 2 p.m. the Sunday following his death. Wherever you are, pray for John's soul she asked. This form of mourning was designed to dis- courage mass rallies, but nevertheless lO0,000 fans gathered at New York's Central Park along with thousands of fans throughout the world who gathered for a silent farewell to this peace loving man who brought much happiness to the world through his music, Lennon will not soon be forgotten. t P' 4'li15i'5'Gy QV Q F .1 . K N W ,,i,, , ., .:A,, ,,,,,, ffv, 5 ,fK,g,:,:'-Af? Q-.uiifsff ywff' . . :trait ' ff'-: . ,Q 2 wet be MW syn Sovwcvi-ramd-? wrists!! W' Q '-Z' 5 , i -I .l 2 H 1 suis eq 1 Q71 'f A 'M l lf! l A - ai. Flfturftl E M M Cm- 4' f fry I ii A A -V x l . f ' lg!!! 1 fl 'L L ?7 f ' X i t , ' If '. qt We it is 1 '1 is if . ' , V Q' 'Tat , , . - ivfi . . wx Lia. A ,A--si? . . . . kv' N A ,I ff 5 . ,g f L- ,J 3 'Q W- ' -X I-ficr 'TJ' I v 3-. ' 'J 4' ,f if i ' A fe k gk QV 2, A n d :Li t1'A'A,g,, . f i1 .! 1 I ' I , 'l 4, A xQrYjT- :'! if L E gif .i ,K 1 ,fag f ' . L ,V L jifli A NNN Raj ' I at 5 V, A 4 , - .. Y' iii 'L .f E i PM K U f fvmffff We Q N - I - V . 1 f 1. ' t t V if , A 1 Z .352 ' a 2 . Q - V vb 4 MWMQWY A 2 V A 'A K 1 l lo!Winter Activities 1 f Reagan takes oath UI Cla solemnly swear that l will faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States and will to the best of my abil- ity, preserve, protect, and defend the Consti- tution of the United States. Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as the 40th president of the United States at the stroke of noon on January 2O, l98l with this simple 35 word oath of office. Moments be- fore, George Bush had taken an almost iden- tical oath of the vice-presidential office. Reagan, a republican, summoned America to an era of national renewal and beck- oned us to renew our determination, our courage and our strength. Let us renew our faith and our hopes. We have every right to dream heroic dreams! Reagan's inauguration was overshadowed by the release of the 52 American hostages who's 444 day captivity was ended within minutes of President Reagan's inauguration. N f K J nift ,V,,.,i if it i , - - ,,,i 'I S wmwFbmHhddhwwWm7 w - iff s isit nRQmuwmWs'w-'M s,ss . i,.i 1 r t' so 99,009 RRRR 6 E1 , i Qi. r f VVekome l-lomell lt was over, at last it was finally over. The 52 American hostages were home, safe and sound. All America was kept in eager an- ticipation on Tuesday, January 2, l98l as news that the 52 American hostages would be set free after 444 days of captivity by lranian student militants. Excitment and earnest concern for the hostages was apparent throughout Mariner as television coverage of the historic event took precedance over class work. Students and teachers alike were iubilant at the prospect of the hostages release, but the euphoria gave way to apprehension as we waited for word that they were out of lranian air space. The 52 Americans were flown to Al- giers after hours of negotiations with the Iranians. l-lere the exhostages were transferred to US. Air force hospital planes for a flight to a military hospital in Wiesbaden, West Germany where they remained until Sunday, January 25. Here they underwent medical ex- aminations and a period of decom- pression where they caught up on news events that occured during their I4 month captivity and became ac- auainted with precious freedom once again. The 52 were flown to the US, for the touching reunion with their families kwhile all across America bells rangj Down on Drugs Drug related paraphernalia such as bongs, roach clips and pipes were considered illegal in Snohomish County as of January l, l98O. The Snohomish County Council vowed to check drug abuse by ban- ning such items. Anyone convicted of possession, selling, manufacturing or advertising of drug related para- phernalia would be faced with a fine and a iail sentence. Petitioning lvlukilto parents worked on passing the ordinance. They felt that the ready availability of drug para- phernalia encouraged the use of un- lawful drugs, therefore they should not kbe available for sale. j Winter Activitiesfl l7 N WIN TER ' T? '7 f L ff? ' 4 1 :if A ' ff ,1 in zfnlflhff iapfgm tffqqj' 'Wwe if A mt it T54 'Eh' 532'-s'+:1 'P '- , G fini-' ' ' ., .i -ff MY Dream team ls he here?'?? VVho'??? Lenny Wilkens . . . Manu Tuiasosopo , .. Slick Watts take your pick!!! All these stars showed up at Mari- ner to ioin the DREAM TEAM!!! Mori- ner's Dream Team was challenging the KRKO all-stars to a basketball game! Dream Team what's that??'? Teachers lots of teachers ,.. Mari- ner's BEST!!! Joined together they be- came ... the DREAM TEAM!!! lt was a special game . . . the gym was packed full of smiles . .. laughter , .. pop- corn tears!!! There was a sad feeling hanging over everyone sad because they cared very much for a special Marauder. comes through the game. A cheerleader shoot free throws'?? airhead she made one out of two!!! Little kids making baskets off radio personalities' shoulders even a gorrilla!!! Getting lump balls standing on a chairf9?? SURE!!! Anything goes!!! Support .., caring ... autographs .., SPIRIT a really close game 76-74 but we won the Dream Team was psyched it was for a good cause a GREAT cause!!! The huge profit . .. STQOO! To the faculty and students of Mariner l-ligh, There aren't words to express iust how wonderful we think you are. Your acts of kindness will never be forgotten. lt's times like this that friends are important and you 'w5.s..... The profits of the game would benefit Darin lort a freshman at Mariner stri- ken with Leukemia. The stars showed up the students showed up even Dick VVave Watson showed up with a half' court SWOOSH!!! Fun, fun and more fun on through all showed what wonderful friends you all are Our sincerest thank you to each and every one of you. Sincerely, Dale and Charlene Lort Darin, Bret and Shari llB!Winter Activities -2 i S Q! Q 'A King and Queen at Hearts!! Big wheels kept on turning . . . where!?! at the Big King and Queen ot Hearts Pep Assembly!!! Big wheels flew down the gym ..,then ...hop... hop hop ... don't look now... your shoelaces are tied together!! ...YUMMY . .. l don't loe- lieve I ate the whole pie!!! The speedy sophs won HURRAH!!! Voted most spirited ot their classes Freshmen Kristie Peterson and Ty Klesik, Sophornores Kathy Wolfe and Danny Machado, Juniors Scott Seiber and Pam Rameriz and Seniors lon Ummel and Maureen Cronin were King and Queen of Hearts for WB! ll! Black black black seniors were decked out in black . .. BRRRRRR . .. summer clothes in February?'?'? ... Sophs sure do have courage!! ... Juniors, 2 dit- terent shoes? . . . OH NO!! ..,Frosh tried hard, but hats ieans tee shirts and ties were iust too rnuch!! Happy Valentines Day l98l ll! EAI! lareezes alorb ! Trekkies . . . Coneheads . . . Muppets here at Mariner? YES!!! E205 ! was the home ot T8 great SAIL stu- dents. Bright and Cheery . . . the room bus- tled with activity as they did reading, writing and arithmetic, Mrnmmmmm what smells sooo good? . . , The sail students are making lunch ,., lvlmmmmmmm. New clothes Wow, lucky you!!! A fashion show highlighted the winter for the SAI! students as area merchants donated clothing to the students for modeling. Everyone had great fun at this exciting event!!! I ., ,.7- 9 ,. my fait., -ff-23 ' . ,f , ..Q'f5e 7 1 -1 K J , 1 , ' , . - , ' ft 43' :H 4 Q3-' , F , Aff. Ag if .Mm kg ., ., .- ff is -J I. ,sr ....Fu I s ' Winter Activities!! I9 Springtime! lt's finally here no doubt about it! l-low can you tell? Clothes-pastels! lunches outside . . , coconut suntan oil , , , and Frisbees! That's OOOD!! A spring dance? Nope, not this year. That's BAD, Oh well, We still have the Prom but talk about con- troversy! Despite that, it was fun! No Smoke it Week. Some of those displays were good ,.. informative ,,. and FUNNY! What next? Traffic Safety Awareness Week-complete with all the trimmings! Mariner wins after the first round of competition! and broke the state record for points earned! Scotts l-li-O was off to a great start but . . . oh no! A loss in the finals to Stanwood and Cas- cade. That's SAD. California, Portland where next? So many PLACES!! The band gets to go everywhere! Where do you want to go tonight? Always something going on. FRIENDS got together l-low about the Terrible Teddy Concert? Not me, l'd rather stick to the spring play ... 'Twelve Angry Jurors . l-lalf days, spring break lots of holidays. Builds up anticipation for summer what TlMES we'll have! That's only if, if we make it through these tests! lucky sophs, they didn't have any. But for everyone else ... is this a new TREND starting? l-lope not!!! Here we go again! First mini- term registration. Then checkeoutl Oh, l'll never get into that new class look at the list of NAMES waiting! Mini-term is so fun ... if you don't have too many reinforcements! l-ley, do you wanna play frisbee9 Are you kidding? lf my parents found the END!! me Dlaving GAMES at school . . . W l2OfSpring Division Sports Scoreboard Activities Seniors Dedication Closing s Index Annual Staff T22 l3o T38 T42 -N.,,'- WV! X SPRING Spring Divisionf121 X Go, Go GQ! Boy Trackers Work hard J 3. G4 IQQXBOVS' Tr k ii if rw' ,,.,,4,a 5 'wg s I 60,53 A STRONG AMBITIOUS team lead this years 60 guy trackers to an outstanding seasonllll Of course that enthusiasum from Coach Price might have helpedlll OR may be Altman ... Belford ... Rasmussen ... Wilson those live seniors who be- came the leaders but vve can't forget the underclassmen ,.. Willis ... Hebert Pearson vvhase perfor- mance showed improvement and fine eltortlll An individual sport .,. striving lor yourself . .. but a cohesive spirit within the team especially at those Long ... Long . . . turnouts . . . daily 22O's ,,. 88O's and those endless 1140's . , . all be- came a must for superior condition ... the results a GREAT SEASON!!! Opposite Page: Top left-Varsity Team Photo- Top ravv-L-R B, Hill, R. Rassmussen, R, McMahon, J. lseman, J. Smith, T. Merriman, B. Best, P. He- bert, B. Lenord, J. Leary, C. Bellard, B. DeYoung, R. King, M. Burton, S, Williams, M Wilson, M, Malaska, M. Altman, K. Hill, J. Sundal, J. Nahaku, G. Gilderrnister, G Thomas, Middle row-R. l-licks, D Warren, J. Madlaclc, R. Strcium, T. Weaver, L, Brown, C. Hauenstein, J. Covvens. Bottom raw-B. McDowgal, J. Schaubb, J. Bellord, S Sutherland, G Orcutt, C. Rachecinder, T. Mitchel, J. Mulligan, J. Mead, B. lathan, Tap Right-Rob Rassmusen catches his breath. Bottom left-R, McMann easily clears the bar Right-Coach Price thinking things over. This Page: Top Lett-Sprinter Start all well, Bot- torn Left-Jeft Leary landing in the sand pit Bot- ltom Right-Two Marauders heading lar home Boys' Trackfl23 N The girls showed greed ehfhusiosmlu Runners highly compefifive J GIT Mis-1 N A X si 4 faif-rugs .gi-ff: 'Ffwuf fmt Q B 1-if A3214 W 'VH ii L L ..'g,,5,?,.,, . ,,,,,c V. . W . Q 'T S -1 W ' .g -W Qfz, , f, A LL? ' 1 U i age . I rg. ' ' A . A L ge, I s 'v 7 aged , .tan '72 L I? 1 W, 5 - w xx i L 1 W LQ .,. gr W xe's5b'5'ie 'P .5 5 qi f kgs x ' I i me f ..f. iE,cg 5 ,iv-A f xgfprss. , V 'lk Mae... W , . W ' ' ' 'A t , Y W, ,M , x 743,53 L A Messire... . gk' Q. . xg P I in . P. Lf, ',s,,,,Lf, 33? s'sR1. - 'pg 35,2 . .Q K... 1 xw., -fix 2. g 1 M-'eigig,Kgi.-,.g H Wlfvtfm- '- 51552: . ' N'-i '4 . N, if W wk Sc y Vx .Vks14.,k. h 5. f , 5 ' ,Q ,, iffy y ikfs A . Y ,ai QS . .sw :V .av ga, Q .,..4KH'--4 x.,,.:. X 4 . '-iiw:ma 'rffMt' v '3 f'f Runners take your mark ... get set .., gol The girl's track team was otl to a fly- ing start. Enthusiasm . . . they had plenty of it! The girls started out the season with awesome attitudes. Sprinting tost re- flexes, ability, speed. Many girls turned out for sprinting positions on the squads, Long distance endurance, strength, guts. The long distance girls ran for and hard to keep in excellent condition tor the long races ahead. Field events shot put, discus, long lump, high lump, a lonely place to be. Cheer ern' on! The field Opposite Page: Upper lelt-team photo, Back row, L-R, K. McCarthy, L. Merriman, K. Christianson, M, Agnew, Coach Ellis, L, Cottinghom, L. Dire, P. Hoelzle, T. Masenholder, B Savage, S. Brooks, L. Roe. Middle row, L-R, A. Burgess, K. Dinsmoor, K. Pehrsori, J, Matheny, D, VanVVinkle, G. Cassella Schulz, K Corrigan, M. McMahon, M. Cleveland, Front row, L-Pg K. Chua, K. Christy, T. Turner, K. Doyle, R. Suschena, M. Eliason, K Christiansen, C, Flake, U. Stuart, K. Springer. Missing: M, Morgan, M. ,S. event girls trained on the weights to keep their muscles in shape, Competition within the team was tough, Team captain Pam Hoelzle, Kim Corrigan, Melanie l-loelzle, and Lynda Dire prayed to be tough competition for the other girls. Seniors Pam l-loelzle, Sherri Pederson, Karen Dinsmoor, and Kris Doyle kept team spirit alive. The goals? . .. to place higher in league and districts. With all the young new laces, next year could prove to be highly com- petitive. Great iobl Swanson, M. Haelzle, P. Pardo, l.. Knutsen, K. Wat- son, A. Wenstrup. Upper right-Pam l-loelzle crosses the finish line. Lower left-Coach Ellis talks with a teammate. Lower right-Karen Dinsmoor throws the discuss. This Page, Upper left-Gino Cassella goes for dis- tance, Upper right-Lynn Cottingham spririts to victory, Lower left-Margaret McMahon and Kim Cor- rigan have a fun turnout! Girls' Trackfl25 J They ore 0 nice bunch of kids A season for improvemenf 13' M , Ml 1 U 3 ffl MA A M H W E E Ltfgmf M I .N A i ws- JT Q5 365 ggzwagwfam f' ffw-ww-q.4,,, ,wiv:f'f1j-W.-fggf 93 , A has . , Y .',',fr 'rv1,?g:LK .. V :J -2 Y Al Iff I .A ,ffl my ' A ff:- ?.1. fffixfixfffi '-f g-fn. ive my , .V '01 4., 'Q' I' Young . , . but experienced . , . Only five returning lettermeri. Hope to finish higher in conference. Many individual goals but only one team goal . .. make districts! Practice .. , Practice . .. practice . . . Prac- Opposite Page: Upperleft, team photo back row, ll-rl Tom Chnstianson, Mike Navick, Jon-David Braa- then, Matt Dodd, Brent Meacham, Peter Vierthaler. Front row, Coach Ryan, Dave James, Brent Webber, Bruce Christ. Upper right, Jeff Ellis putts one in, lower left, Bruce Christy works on swing, Lower tice makes perfectl A tournament in Yak- ima during spring vacation . . . What fun! A team of good golfers and nice people. right, A Marauder gets ready to putt one, This Page: Upper left, Tom Christiansen used good form teeing off. Upper right, Brent Webber tees aff, Lower left, A Marauder works on game, Lower right, Coach Ryan gives advice. Golf! l 27 lt's not my FAULT! Tennis team shavvs spirit VVhat's all the RACKET9 The boy's ten- nis team has hit the courts again. They didn't have the winning season that every- one hoped for . . . but they had a lot of fun trying! Turnouts not too strenuous. Running lines and laps around the courts and of course . . . playing tennis and more tennis. The actual playing time did them This Page: Upper left, Marauder John Johnson. Upper right, Geoff Palmer hits the ball Lower right, Phil Myers prepares to serve. Opposite Page: Upper right, talking things over with Coach Dilly Bottom- Team photo. L-R Back row- the most good experience! While the season looked glum, the team stuck together and played with the same zeal that they started with. Their goal? To do their best as individuals for the good ofthe team. Their spirited efforts demonstrate the true meaning behind team sports. Love, l5, 30, 45 and our tennis team! Coach Dilly, Geoff Palmer, Tim Trosvig, Barry Sonne, Todd Atkins, Eric Carlson, Marc Caldart, .lohn John' Son, Darrly Rounds Front row' Rick DeLaMare, David Sylvester, Steve Nickerson, Alex Stuart, Rhett Curran, Mike Tilley, Brad Larson. l28fBoys' Tennis Good Team spirif cmd c1loT of poTenTic1I Hard work seTs off fum season M a w gens gg Q 3- W . vm. w, k and 5 X s S , 1- F ii' .fgfy , f -A W' ,- -A1 ,J tx ri A Y V an ' X N' '15 at f 'I 35, ,fi 9,0 A V S13 . -i P 477715. s k -Q , I. - ff Q 'f' . ' ' ,,, v , -g Q- fi' , - f ,W I . WM ' -I W ' ' f1f f4 -3 -J' ff- ' . flw. , . 'V wfxggqm .. X, ,WJ V .. 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Opposite page: Upper left, Varsity Team Photo Back raw, L-R Shari Sommerfeld, Michelle Gardner, Kelly Bissell, Kelly Wood, Kathy Stone. Front row, L-R Kame l-loistrom, Andy Stinardo, Kathy Weed, Teresa Coats, Holly Leuze. Upper right Coach Thorstensen watches the game. Lower left- J.V. Team Photo, Back row L-R Coach Paula Martin, Colleen Adams, Angie GREAT team spirit . .. a lot of potential and a great coach lead to a Fun Fun ,.. season!!! Your looking good JV girls Your looking good lor is it those guys we iust can't keep our EYES off oft!!! What o GREAT season Those 9th and lOth grade girls really did show their STUFF!!! even Angie who spent most her time on the ground!!! Only 2 losses and they were both close ones We better watch out for them in the future Cause they really are LOOKING GOOD!!! Bannister, Wendy Lloyd, Cheri Smullin, Kristy Peter- son, Christy Dyre, Kris Bardwell, Front row: Chris Lar- son, Cheryl Massie, Ruth Ernesto, Rene Francois, Sarri Hamsley, Lower right- Holly Leuze slugs at the ball. This page: Upper left- Kelly Bissell pitches the ball. Lower right-Kathy Stone waits for the catch. Al, Softball!l3l o 31' 'Wim if QL iss? ,:.x,.. ,,gg,. , K,.: :N ,Q-j H:w Q., -X JY M' .,WwZ V X, .II fir K S Q , fx',,,- W- ,,,, 5, w Q 3 gwe' xw v WWW M . ' f X' fl ,V . j N 2 w, i 1 W ,V . x. W - ..- ! V ,A 8 wx W W --X nf- W ,Y 3 us I , V ' A ,.f K K Q M ofu , .M-.. W W: N , 3 ' - 'ZW M Qjiwkf-A TSW ' . V XA , 5 . I Q, . .,-if ,A A . -W W 4, -x ff. 'yi-We, - W - n,3,,: A Nm - 1, A , A - - 5' Q was .W 95-m 'W H fp ,pf W -. Me., ,. W . f , - Q my ,. -. , 'N an yy, -.wid A64 Q- l-'wi-as- ss1t:I'f si' , , .. X-wwsw.,-. K . .3 M .3,,.. Q? Patience! Improvement was the name of the game for the boys soccer team. A good game, a bad game, an up and down season. Lots of spirit and a great attitude kept the Marauders going even through the tough parts. What's this, the same coach for the past two years in a row now. Improvement! Soccer is the game we play, coaches make us run all day. Mud, rain, a field that grows stones... all added to the fun of those afternoon turnouts. The Swedish mile or the Swedish weave? They are both hard! Opposite Page UDDer left, Varsity team back row ll- rl Coach Ardissano, Kevin Daniels, Pay Clothier, Bruce Snoddy, Brian Stigler, John Ostolaza, Dan Taylor, Mark Kreutz, John Hawng po, John Stirling, Brian Sogri, Harry Mamosuka, Middle Row, Coach Hoiby, Rune Postad, Rob Jones, .lon Ummel, Jerry Ar- Pepe Fernandez, an ex-Sounder ,. took over one afternoon. Great! Wanna get the teams attention? Just yell John!' '... half the field turns around! Out go the lights! Af the Snohomish game, that is. lots of spirit from the P.O.C.l All you have to do is switch! Ya, ya, you betchalu J.V. alternates a blue team, a gold team. Halfway through the season, they combined Now were AWESOME! Arti looks like a fireman. Hulk says Don't make me mad, l'll turn green! Patience! nold, Danny Machado, Craig Beeson Front Row Jay Patterson, lon Grady Upper Right, Kevin Daniels fights for the ball Lower Left, Mariner tosses the ball in, Lower Right, Danny Machado has a corner kick. This Page Upper Left, A Marauder in action. lower Left, Everyone tries to head the ball. '+wQ4-'mas L ,,.j'fQ mm 1 IW M, Q , ' ' ' W. 'S-emi-. . V A ' , X 1w-lvmin-W wx 552' ' ' ' K !,f,! t Q l . . 'TT we . Boys Soccer!l33 9 They're tough to handle Baseball team shows improvement f-.1 f' 1'-ff:-'fr T . ,A -.,g,:,,,'2?,f 'lily-,,5,, 5,7 ! L , ' 1 fi - ' 1' wnt s x t, , 1 , k 4 ,, n fha t . ' v 'Batik at V ,W vvij in' 'X-:ta-' g ,ff-' 3' .h ,V A A im h x,-:VV Q -Q, 'A 1 .9 V 'N- 3 'v bf f FX P ,J V 2 N f f, K 'l res wf ,.sQ?fr Dirty uniforms and dust clouds lt's spring and the varsity baseball team is getting into the SWING ol things. This young team had a rough start but they're showing improvement with every turnout and game. l-ligh spirits working hard . , . they never give up. Experience is what they lack, but when they get it, they're go- ing to be a real challenge for other ball clubs. Stretch ... get those muscles all This Page Upper lett, Getting ready Upper right, Preparing to hit. Lower right, Marinefs turn to bat Opposite Page. Upper left, Coach Herbert gives warmed up. Throw easy, run, run, run ... turnouts start by limbering up. Then alter everyones warm they practice the funda- mentals ol baseball, Batting practice, fielding practice, and situations. Situ- ations? Problems they've had in the past or predict lor the luture. The l.V. baseball team is really l-llT- TING it oft this year, The-y're hard working and enthusiastic. 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Q ' W- A,-' ' 4 ,, J 1 .., M ' ,W Bose-boIl!135 SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL I7-QI MHS. 7 Everett M.H.S. 2I Snohomish M.H.S. 7 Shorewood M.H.S. I3 Terroce M.H.S. 3I Morysville M.H.S. 28 Shoreline MHS. O Cciscode M.H.S. 2I Edmonds M.H.S. 28 Woodwoy I367Scoreboord M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S, M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S, M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S, M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S, M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M,H,S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. GIRLS TENNIS l3'6l 4 Snohomish 5 Coscode 5 Morysville 7 Terroce 2 Edmonds 5 Shorecrest 3 Snohomish O Everett 3 Meodowdole I Shoreline O Ook Harbor 4 Shorewood 5 Woodwoy 5 Lynnwood GIRLS BASKETBALL III-QI 44 Interloke 48 Monroe 53 Terroce 40 Shorecrest 46 Lynnwood 48 Shorewood 60 Burlington 50 Snohomish 30 Woodwoy 38 Edmonds 39 Shoreline 47 Coscode 58 Morysville 44 Shorewood 47 Snohomish 52 Edmonds 43 Woodwoy 65 Coscode 49 Shoreline 66 Morysville BOYS BOWLING I6-SI I Coscode O Everett 2 Lynnwood 0 Snohomish I Meodowdole 2 Morysville 2 Edmonds 2 Coscode I Everett I Lynnwood O Snohomish 3 Meddowdole O Morysville 3 Edmonds M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S MHS M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S. MHS M.H.S M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S GIRLS SWIMMING Wesco Chomps Regionol Chomos II7 Morysville II6 Edmonds II5 Shorecrest I25 Terroce I5O Lynnwood II2 Everett II9 Ariocortes I28 Meodowdcile IO4 Shorewood I3O Woodvvoy 72 T. Lokes II7 Shoreline 6I Newport I35 Coscode BOYS BASKETBALL IIO-QI 53 Kennedy 52 Ook Harbor 40 Blonchet 47 Meodowdole 3I Monroe 59 Everett 4I Shorewood 52 Renton 42 Snohomish 55 Woodwoy 29 Edmonds 57 Shoreline 4I Coscode 37 Morysville 60 Shorewood 48 Edmonds 64 Woodwoy 53 Cosccide 63 Shoreline GIRLS BOWLING First in Wesco II 3-II 2 Coscode 2 Everett 3 Lynnwood 3 Snohomish 3 Meodowdole 3 Morysville 3 Edmonds 2 Coscode 3 Everett 3 Lynnwood 3 Snohomish 2 Meodowdole 2 Morysville 3 Edmonds WRESTLING ll4-Ol M.H.S. 63 Blanchet M.H.S. 56 Oak Harbor M,l'l.S. 5l Lynnwood MHS. 64 Shorecrest MHS. 65 Terrace M.H.S, 70 Shorewood M.H.S. 58 Snohomish MHS. 52 Woodway M.H.S. 58 Edmonds M.H.S. 64 Shoreline MHS. 44 Cascade M.H.S. 6l Marysville MHS. 36 Meadowdale M.H.S, 35 Everett l Cascade Davis Invitational-first Mariner Holiday Tourn.-tirst District Tournament-first Regional Tournament-first State Tournament-sixth BOYS SWlMMlNG Second in State Wesco Champs MW. Regional Champs M.H.S. ll4 Marysville MHS. lO7 Newport M.H.S. l25 Edmonds M.H.S. l39 Shorecrest M.H.S. lO7 Eisenhoor MHS. l23 Terrace M.H.S, i06 Olympia M.H.S. l29 Lynnwood M.H.S. 73 Lakes M,HS. l38 Everett M.H.S. 72 Wilson MHS. llo Meadowdale M.H.S. i27 Cascade MHS. lO7 Shorewood MHS. l26 Woodway MHS. l3l Shoreline BOYS SOCCER MHS. 2 Lake Stevens MHS. O Meadowdale M.H.S. 3 Marysville M.H.S. 0 Shorewood MHS, l Snohomish M.H.S. 3 Monroe MHS. l Woodway MHS. 0 Edmonds M.H.S. l Shoreline MHS. l Cascade M.H.S. 4 Marysville MHS. M.H.S. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S MHS. MHS. M.H.S. Gymnastics l7e3l l06 Anacortes lO6 Cascade ll2 Shoreline l2O Shorecrest ll2 Bellingham lO7 Oak Harbor il? Shorewood ll2 Mt. Vernon ll2 Everett l02 Cascade League Meet-third District Meet-litth MHS MHS M.H.S. M.H.S, MHS, MHS. MHS. MHS. MHS. MHS. MHS. MHS MHS MHS MHS MHS M.H.S MHS. M.H.S MHS MHS. MHS MHS M.H.S MHS MHS M.H.S MHS M.H.S MHS MHS. GIRLS SOFTBALL l3-Sl O Oak Harbor l Meadowdale 0 Everett 8 Snohomish i3 Shorewood i Woodway 2 Edmonds 5 Shoreline 2 Marysville 9 Shorewood GOLF 400 Shoreline 405 Sehome 4l9 Burlington 4l9 Mt. Vernon 402 Everett 2l2 Shorecrest 410 Shorewood 427 Burlington 427 Mt. Vernon 403 Cascade GIRLS TRACK 42 Cascade 42 Everett B8 Woodway B9 Shoreline 63 Lynnwood BOYS TRACK Cascade Everett Woodway Shoreline Lynnwood M.H.S M.H.S. M.HS. M.H.S. M.H.S MHS MHS M.H.S. M.H.S M.H.S. M.H.S. MHS. MHS. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S. M.H.S, M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. MHS. M.H.S. MHS. MHS. BOYS TENNIS Oak Harbor Meadowdale Everett Woodway Shoreline Shorewood Cascade Snohomish Marysville Edmonds Woodway Shoreline BOYS BASEBALL Shorewood 9 Shorewood 5 Shorewood i6 Snohomish 5 Snohomish li Snohomish 6 Woodway 3 Woodway 4 Woodway 4 Edmonds i2 Edmonds i9 Edmonds 5 Scoreboard7l37 School ruins! Vandalism hit us hard this year why are people destructive? Fires in wastebaskets ceilings burnt with lighters . .. doors ripped off hinges freedomshrine torn ... fires in bathroom stalls . . , handicapped im provements Vktifted OS SOON OS they're put up vandalism was ev erywhere! An extra effort Student Council put their foot down. But it only got worse with publication more fires ... more vandalism ,,, shocking!!! But most shocking of all ... two stu dents arrested .. . for arson. S4000 37,000 worth of vandalism ... destruc ted tvlariner this year! A-' U 1 Lu :nxt 5 li'2'.t.- ll' lm'- 'ttmu i , presidenf R agen shot U1 Gssussmution attempt Shock, disbelief, sadness. An event never to be forgotten . . . the assassina- tion attempt of President Reagan. Monday, March 30, WB! ... the Washington Hilton Hotel six shots were fired . . . one hit Reagan in his left lung. Three other men were shot... in- cluding James S. Brady, presidential press secretary shot in the fore- head. The shots were fired everyone was stunned secret service men shoved Reagan into the limousine to the hospital where Reagan walked in under his own power. Surgery as scheduled . . . to remove the bullet that punctured his lung. John Hinckley Jr the prime sus- pect. Tried to kill the president because his love was not returned from actress Jodi Foster. The horrible event ended like a miracle. Nobody died President Reagan fully recovered Brady did remarkable the United States of America drew close together . . , while the sixth U.S. president to be the target of an assassination in this century, suf- tered. l-l igh ti me Take a test it covers twelve dit- ferent areas pick fifteen lucky stu- dents from the test scores ... they compete against each other... six out- standing students are selected the Mariner Scott l-li-Q team of i980-Bl ll Study, study, Study every night ... Shakespeare ... vocabulary ... math and physics ldefinitely our team's strong point! . . .sports . . .will you ever forget that John l-lavliceck played from l9ol-75 with the Boston Celtics and is to r l-li-Q team! the third leading scorer of all time'??'? A high of 40 at their first meet . . . a Mariner best ever' '... first place after the first round of competition new state record ll2 points we reached State competition placing third. lt's a great honor congrats Roy Clothier lll lcaptl, John Stirling, lleading scorerl, Dave Bonn, Marisa Halvorson, Wayne l-leller, Beth Nick- erson ... GREAT JOB!!! 14 SCOTT s ,...........,....,,. l DQ ir. mg Jgil birOl5t'?l Another great step in space! thoughtl l'm even known as a number ... how depressinglu Mo you can't leave don't be tarcly . . . test tomorrow . . 4 vvorklll The grind of high school ... Saturday school but it's not a prison it's a building of learning working ... and satisfaction! vlane state Den a c Don't smoke it! What is pink, satin and talks!?l K sssi LUNGS79? A good pair ol lungs talking and walking lungsl Whos under em? Wrestlers walking around in pink satin? Sure lll lt's all for Dont Smoke lt Week, The Health 3410 class promoted no cigarettes clean lungs. lunchtime presentations disecting lungs showing corroded lungs . .. lost every- one's appetite . , A not only lor lunch . .. smoking tool!! It's great being an American ... were in a new era in space! Sunday, April TQ, l98l 7 am. the space shuttle Columbia , . . roared its engines . . . smoke blazing action it rose brilliantly ...away from earth ... into space! The two day space adventure . . . mak- ing space travel routinel7l Columbia can hold supplies space stations in the lu- ture?'?? Astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen woke their first morning to The Flight ofthe Shuttle Columbia a CountryfWestern alarm clock quote Many, many hours went into this thing. A iob well clone by the shuttle space team! Space America pride We are the first, we are the best, and we are so because we are free! i, . t T 5 Ls pi tty ' lllll' t'i't air , E it I f c IV i i Tl E - usfi , ..... r,sr.. . ., E t A Ali? is . . ss g t ,ss s. l - lt ll i, , yy, .,..-.-,-...W 4.......... SPRING 5 A 1 A ill s A. Q.. 1 Rafi 'r l Rcige stutty oir the debdte what would the verdict be? Guilty or not guilty? The verdict must be decided by , .. The Twelve Angry Jurors. The title of the l98l Spring ploy presended by lvloriner's Dromo Deportment. A knile the murder weopon on old mon, the mciin witness i2 iurors with conflicting views, but oll here to de- cide Who did it? The votes were cost... guilty... guilty ,.. guilty . .. not guilty ... ll guilty ond l not guilty. But thot one opposing vote wos by o mon, plciyed by Wciyne l-leller, who had courcigegenough to convince the other ll iurors, down to the very lost one, thot l4OfSpring Activiites the boy ciccusecl oi killing his lgther wos not guilty . . . beyond ci reosongble doubt, An ossertive snobbish womon G horsh street wise girl o timid shy mon, on old Russion lody who lought for her right to disogree Justice they oll ployed their port with Justice, Tempers flew conflicts rose H. l'll kill him, l'll kill him screomed Juror Num- ber 3, ployed by Don Goins. Would he reolly? An enthrcilling ond intense dromo which kept the oudience in suspense for the tincil conclusion, Twelve Angry lurors wos cost with ci tolented group of dedicoted stu- dents the linol verdict not guilty, Nw 4 Q ,.-f Spring Acfiviiiesfllll Qs 9 gmt W simon: xv lititql Seniors whot lun it would be be o senior' lm o little bit scored little bit nervous ci little bit impotient but hoving o lot of good tirnesl Togo togo TOOAl Wl-IO would ever weor o togo to o dcince t school? Ouessl Must be o little bt droityl Closs comp oll yeor oround? Good ideo seniors don't look now, you're in lost plcicel Spirit! Thot's whcit everybody needs especiolly ot pep ossembliesl Why don't the seniors stond up. ... let's lust soy they're PREOCCUPIEDH Everywhere you look you see one. They're blue ond white . . . ond the best yet, Whot ore they? Senior T-Shirts! Oh no, no more mediums left! Merry Christrnosl The seniors sure This Poge: Upper Middle, Second Term Olli- cers. Trocie Burgess, President, Clint Jordon Treosurer, Mr, Koepp, Advisor, John Ostolozo, Secretory, Christy Foster, Vice-President. Opposite Puget First Term Officers Trocie Bur- gess, Secretory, Clint Jordon, Vice-President, Mr, Koepp, Advisor, Phil Myers, President, Dornori Beriinger, Treasurer lit? Seniors hod one. Their own song Seniors like to pony -Ooops, iust kidding mom! Conned food, whot conned food? ',.. Never before in the history of Moriner, did we hove o cedor tree for Christmosl Will it work? YESl lt's very interesting! Thought tor the doy-every doy on the l-tum 780 boordl . . , Moth Anol kills broin cells-o new concept this yeorl Me, get SENlORlTlS? Neverl l wonder . .. whot's happening ot Silver Lokefy' Senior skip doy. Officially, no, unofiiciolly .., YES! June ninth. The BIG DAY! Don't blink or it will be gone, Through the yeors, everyone come together. From Olym- pic View Explorer S.M.M. ,.. Rosehill from bock eost woy down south lrorn the other side oi the world individuols come to be one-the closs of eighty-onel X J SENICDRS N w., ' ' f 'z 'frf 'VP iv YH nf v 1 V.,-,, Q, W My :gif Q. NM Fra?- Brenda: Remember yesterday, live today, and look forward to tomorrow. Cheryl: The only wisdom we can hope to acquire is the wisdom al humility: Humility is endless, T.S. Eliot Jerry- Take time to live because the world has so much to give, Giulio: The best thing about memories is thev don't spoil no matter how long you keep them. ZiQgy Doug: How do l spell reltet'3 G-R-A-D-U-A-T-E, Shelly- Reality is lor those who can't handle drugs. l'm one ofthe tour, Scott: The world is before you, and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in James Baldwin Dave- Bye, bye, it's been a sweet love, Ronnie Van Zant Piper: l have the simpliest ot tastes, I am satisfied with the best. Oscar Wilde Daman: ln all ways thy acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,o Kelly- To my teachers: Thank you for your pa- tience and guidance To my friends: Thank you for being there, Youve all forever remembered Dave Neyer end something without beginning Something first. l44fSeniors lx iv A sr-T Charles Adams Charles Altman 3,endO Q Anderson Cheryl Ann Arndl .am-f .:v.m--...rumen-mr,w--new -.--: N J t 2 lerrol T, Arnold Giulia Auchterlonie Coping Aufdgl DQUQ Austin Shellyl Bailey Scott A. Baker James Barbana Dave Barringer Christopher Belford Charles Belford Piper A. Bellernans Marianne Belliens l t 2 K P Damonl Bentnger Dale Bibiolf Kelly Marte Bissell Dave Bonn Thomos Bowen Kevin Bazich Teresa Lee Brondvold Dana Lynn Brask Teresa: Never be afraid ot giving up your best, and Gad will give you his better. Hinton Dana: Life is worth living when you live it for the Lord. i 3 l Qi i V+ i 3,5 ,VA M9lIl'idC' BVOV Timothy Brehrner Ann Brengman Charles Brixey xf so N' r Emily llisal Browne Becky I Browning MQW JO Burgess Tracie R. Burgess Daniel Burkenpas Melissa Burkenpas Barbara Burns Mark Burton Melinda: For the wages ol Sin is Death, but the gift ol God is eternal lite through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6123 Lisa: Best wishes and great thanks to Mr. Bull, Mr. Hunter, and Mr. Knuel! I love you all ..and Dan Becky: Give all you have today, you might have the Chance tomorrow, Mary lo: A mans no bigger than the way he treats his fellow rnan. Anonymous Tracie: The boundries to our horizons lie within our minds: the wider the mind, the wider the hori- zans. Missy: l'lI never pass this way again, so at this moment my lite moves on. Mark: The secret al life is enioying the passing of time. James Taylor Seniorsfl46 Donno: When there is o stor so bright, the biggest shinniestone in sight, moy you wish upon it tost, couse like dreoms, it doesn't lost. Julie: With every rising of the sun, Think of your life os iust begun. Concern yourself with but lodoyg Grosp it ond teoch it to obey, Author Unknown. Erik: It you think you Con, or if you think you con't, you're right. Connie: Success is not in never tolling but in rising everytime you toll. Unknown Au- thor Roy: He who speoks without modesty will find it difficult to moke his words good. Confucius. Susan: Never do todoy whot you con out oii until tomorrow. Mory: All thot we see or seem is but o dreom within o dreom, Author Unknown. Susan: Thou on slove to fore: chonce, Kings ond desperote Men. John Donne. Maureen: Sorry Rog, I gotto wosh my hoir! vCrobS. Liz: Trust in the Lord with oll your heort ond leon not on your own understonding. Proverbs 3:5 Dione: Destiny isn't o rnotter ot chonce, it's o choice: it isn't o thing to be woiting for, its o thing to be ochieved. Wrlliom Jennings Bryon. Rondo: The dreonts in my lite were noth- ing to see, until I hod someone to shore them with me. I46!Seniors Donna Jeonne Collohon Connie Jeon Cloy Rondv Crobbs Bennett Cress Dione Gott DGQQGN Julie Morie Comobell -,X sf Roy A. Clothier Suson Moiie Cotterill Moureen E. Cronin Dovid Deon ll 5, l i i l EfikCl1fiS'iOHSOn Dennis Christionson t Tony Conner Bret Coonrod l Mory Colleen Crom Suson Croy ws K Elizobeth Cummins Koren Curry i 4 l Shorlene Degeus Rondo Koy Deline wk Lynne K, Denorna Karen Micki Dinsrrioor Paul Anthony Dire Terry Daniel Divyak Lynne: Well I have lost some time but l have wondered if you make it through you know you've iust begun. Heart. Karen: Music is the universal language: and o photograph holds the memories. Paul: We arrive on Earth alone, we def part alone, This time called Lite was meant ta be shared, Author Unknown. Terry: I will never target these four years that passed, for I have made friends that shall ever last. Bud Donaldson Melanie Theresa Donnelson Leone Dowty Mark Dupuis Bryant Dyer GYGQOVV EUIOVI Andrew Ellestad Scott CA Elliot .lellery Robert Ellis Suzette Faye Elsberry Leonard Emyy Gerald G, Ergler Melanie: Some men see things as they are and soy, why? I dream things that never were and say, why not? Robert F. Kennedy Scott: Madness is iust a state of mind. Fuii. left: It never fails, the other line always moves faster. Murphy's Law. Suzette: I can do all things through Jesus Christ who strengthens me. Phillipians 41l3. Seniorsfl 47 Glenn: ... And so castles made ot sand melt into the sea eventually. Sa later daze and purple haze. James Marshall Hendriz. Cindy: One day with lile and heart is more than time enough to find a world - l.N.l.owell. Christy: Though l'm gone, it's iust as though I hold the flower that touches you. My new lite grows, the blossom knows, there's no one else that could warrn my heart as much as yau. David: At Mariner High you either live or die. Out ot I5 people only 4 survived. Linda: Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right, Author Un- known, Teresa. We must learn to use things and love peaple,,.Not love things and use people. Melindai A smile is warrn as sunshine and bright as a rainbow. Darren1Forlom not ashamed ol the gos- pel of Christ: For it is the power ol God unto Salvation. Romans lzlo Michele: Live lar today, Dream ol tomor- row and Learn from yesterday, Susan: The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand, as in the direc- tion we are movingl Clark: Corcus-l don't wanna grow up, l dan't wanna be a ierk, I lust wanna stay a purple kidvtype carcus. Bob: Always remember: Never eat Ken- tucky Fried Artichokes in a Sable lined phone baoth. Ancient Mukilteo Proverb. Sherri: Take hand and part with laughter: Touch lias and part with tears, Once more and no more alter, Whatever comes with years. Algernon Charles Swinburne Makoo: Yet the timeless in you is aware of lifes timelessness and known that yes- terday is but todays memory and tomor- row is today's dream. For Trish, with Love. Kahlil Gibran. l48!Seniors G. Glenn Farrow Richard Federmoyer Michael Fletcher Cynthia Marie Ford Shelly Ford Shane Farsell Christy Faster David W. Fox Linda R. Fredrick Teresa Annette Friess Katthy Frink Melinda Furrer ' 'ni 6 '-J 'NSY Darren Gall Michele Gardner Susan Garske Clork Gilman . SX F .- 2 Robert Roy GlOSSCOCk Sherri Glossmon Kelly lea Glenn Jenoine Godair ,L ffl X 2 poui Chrisiophef Goddofd Stacey Anne Goddard Don Goins Raymond Anthony Gott Paul: Don't walk behind rne, because I may not lead. Don't walk in lront of me, because I may not follow. Just walk be- side rne and be my friend. Author Un- known. Stacey: Never stop believing in yourself, because that's the time you need to the most. Author Unknown. Don: I read the news today: Oh, bay,..The Beatles, Tony: lt's fun to play soccer with baby albino antelope ground squirrels. is t Donald Grofer Joseph Gralapp Shun Lynn Groves Rod Graybeal Heidi Kristine Gunderson Kristy Gunn Trim-, L- Hole Marisa Halvarson Sharon Marie Halvorson Robert l-lamaker Randy Hammock Rmhurd Honson Shari: l can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13. Rod: You can only achieve what the heart will believe, Heidi: let love be without hypocrisy, Ab- hor what is evilf cling to what is good. Romans l2:9 Trina: Never stop believing in yourself: because that's the the time you need to the most. Good luck class al Bl. Author Unknown. Marisa: The grand essentials to happi- ness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Joseph Addison. Sharon: God is our refuge and strength. A very present help in trouble. Psalms 4o:l. Seniors!l49 Sondy: The mind only knows whot lies neor the heort. Author Unknown. Jerry: Whot do you meon my note is forgery9?.. l iust wrote itll! Down: like cool woter to one foint from thirst is good news from o for country, Proverbs 25:25, Debbie: The best educated humon being is the one who understonds most obout the life tn which he is plocecl. Helen Kel- Ier. Koe: The only woy to get rid of on enemy is to tnoke him your friend. Troy: Be proud ond hold your heod high, For how else sholl you trcvel this new rood? Pom: l live fully eoch minute of everydoy. I don't wont to odd veors to my life, iust life to my yeors. Anonoymous, Kim: If you believe within yourself vou'll know thot nobody Con chonge the poth you must leod, Jenny: Do not follow where the poth rnoy leod, Go insteod, where there is no poth ond lecve o troil. Author Unknown, Vicky: When people begin to understand, they will leorn to Love. When this love is understood there will be everlasting PEACE. Sue lomes. l5O!Seniors Sondra Koy Harrington jerry Hqyeg Down Morie Heorron l l .lune Hendrix Bruce l-lenshow Koe Morie Hicks Troy R, t-me i Potrick Hunter Jeongho l-lwongpo Jennifer Jackson Cevin Jocobson Lisa Hickman Pomelyn Koy Hoelzle Liso lrelon Vicky Lynn .lorries Doniel Heller Deborol Hicks Kimberly Houtz Kumiko ltoh Eric Jonko Dawn Jensen Clint R, Jordan Christopher Lawrence Joss David Juozopaites Clint: Domo arigato. Sayonara Chris: With a look ol horror, the man re- alized his laddtes brain was a huddled mass of turkey giblets. Johnny Jones. Stephen Keenan Darrin Ryan Kelly William Kessler Dan Keslle Daniel B, Kieneker Brian Kung Theresa L. Knauber Darren R, Knutsen Mort wtttaom Kostad Daniel Korrbu Cow' Kfiehn John Krogmann Dan: i'l'll miss all the familiar faces but l'll always have the memories we'ye shared here at Mariner. Dan: My goalfl know its more than a thought: l'lI be thereewhen l teach what l've been taught, Alex Lrfeson. Theresa: Keep your lace to the sunshtne, and you cannot see the shadow. Helen Keller, Darren: Success depends on three things: Who says it, what he says, how he says it, and of these three things, what he says is the least important. John Morley: Recollections ll. Mark: Today ts tomarrow and yesterday is today. Tomorrow is always coming but it never arrives John: Behind every beautiful girl is a beautiful behind. Seniors!l5l Donnetta: Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own under- standing. Proverbs 3:5 Leanne: What you ore is Gods gift to you. What you become is your gift to Gad. Author Unknown. Mark: My prison sentence is overfGoad- bye Mariner! Donnetta Marie Kulis Leanne Landry Mark R- Lo,-ygmus Annene LOHS Eileen. Curiosity takes us down a new path each day, with lots of discoveries along the way. Betsy Clark. Holly: Keep your heart young and your 5- expectotions high and never allow your , dreams to die. Willred A. Peterson. t ,f :.! I F , Jeffrev l-QOVV Eileen L. Lemrnert l-lolly T, Leuze Philip Lewis Tim: Herbert McGillickutty.,,isn't the name enaugh'?? Tracy: You give but little ol yaursell when you give af your possessions, lt is when you of yoursell that you truly give. Authar Unknown. Mike: On the road to success, be carelul not to step in the doggy's mess. Lyndsciyr Life is so confusing, yet l still live. Questions are so complicated, yet l still ask, Why am l here? Tim Wade Lewis Tracy Ann Lewis Michael James Londo Lindsay Macpherson Carole: The door to lile is happiness, happiness leads to love, and the key to love is each other. i Paulo: To set your goals, to challenge l and improve, strive for the best, to be I J. happy with your decisions, that is suc- 5, cess. Mio: Leave those who see you only with front half of eyes. .fl Carole Macy Paula Rene Mader Mia Maeshima Tgll Malyshell Rita: Never stop believing in yourself, because that's the time you need the t most. Author Unknown. l Scott: Enioy life, because you only live L K i once, l Rllfl March: Rebecca Marx Rainee Maurer Scott A. McBride l52! Seniors Mlkle G. lVlCClOSl4Y David MCKCOQUQ Michael Scott Mcliinna Sharon E, Mead Mike: Lile's been good to me so lar. Joe Walsh. Scott: When you argue with a tool, be sure he's not similarly engaged. Shoron1 lt is not because things are dill:- cult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difllcult, Se- neca, r 413 .KA . Jefl Meehan Lorena Anne Mell Erik Mesterton Jim Midkiff Louis Miller Michael Miller Michelle Moehlman Mark Morgenstern Robert Darin Mosteller Anthony Murnrn Curtis Myers Phillip Keith Myers Jett: The future belongs to those who pre- pare lor it. Ralph Waldo Emerson. Lori: The best years Ol vOur life are SDSU? tn high school. Michelle: To achieve all that is possible, we rnust attempt the impossible, To be os much as we can, we rnust dream ol being more. Author Unknown. Mark: ll you can't accept losing, you can't win. Vince Lombardi. Robert: lt doesnt matter it you win. It only matters if you lose. Tony: The light at the end ofthe tunnel is the oncoming train. Phil: Often we are not what we think we are, but what we think-we are. Author Unknown. Seniorsfl53 Chris: Do not fallow were the path may lead Go instead, were there is no path and leave a trail. Elaine. But seek ye first the kingdom ol God and his righteousness? and all these things shall be added unto you. Mat- thew 7:33. Beth: Life is partly what we make it, and partly it is made by the friends we choose. Tehyi Hsiek. Don. Live each day in your own way. Be- come your own person Make your own success. W, Archarnbeau-Munoz, Jackie: Work hard and become a leaderg be lazy and never succeed. Proverbs IQQ4 Kurt: lt's iust a fantasy lt's not the real thing. Billy Joel, Timr Arnbition...ambition, where art thou ambition? John: Knowledge is good. Emil Faber. Cheryl: My only baundries are my dreams MP.Srnith, Tina. Every man has place in his heart, there's a space and the world cant erase your fantasy. Earth, Wind and Fire. l54!Seniors Christine M. Nagel lim NUl1Ol4U Steve Nichols Beth Nickerson Donald K. Nokelbv Jeffrey Nopson Norrnan Olson Brett Olson Jay Orlando lohn Ostolaza Elllltte Newton lenniler Nichols Russell Nickolsori William Niegernarin x lacaueline Kay Nulph Kurt A. Ollrier Tim Olstad Randy Opel Cheryl A Painter Christina Renee Pardo Kevin Parker Sandra Lynne Parker Shellv LVN PUYYV Jay Patterson Sandy: II I should die today, l will have lived, ond what I have used to live today will live forever. Shelly: Adopt the peace of nature, her se- cret is patience-Emerson Jay: Some people look at things and say why? I look at these things and say, I don't know. .4 .I . s it F7 W5f'ffQ.2f 2' T la. 71. , fl?:lf'i ! .., rrirsiirnii y Christine PeOrSGll Sherri Marie Pederson Robert Pehrsson Rohm Rene Perry X W Suzie Petroske Lance R. Pintler Brenda lean Poindexter Renee Marie Poirier IVIOYI4 A- Pollock Kevin POSI John Potter Ruthie Ann Powers Sherri: Enioy all that we now have, for it will soon be gone. Robert: We don't need no education. Pink Floyd. Robin. To exist is to change, to change is to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Henri Bergson. Lance: In order to goin something, you must always be willing to give something up. Brenda: True friends are one of Gods finest mrracles...Hang loose mongoose. Renee: The past was hard, the future will be harder, but true friends will make it easier to bear, Mark: A boy is not a man without pride. Ruthie- Well you know I don't get off on working day alter day. I wanna have some fun while I'm here and there's noth- ing like a party when it's kicking into gear. Boston. Seniorsfl55 Jeni What we shall be has not vet been shown: but we know that when He ap' pears as shall resemble Hirn:,.,l John 3:2 Tina: A thoughtful deed and a friendlv touch can tell a person oh so much. Au- thor Unknown Rae: For vou are all the children of God bv iaith in Christ Jesus. Galatians 3:26. Lvle: After school I'rn on the go, I head to Stevens to hit the powder snow. Tina: To Trish with Love: Let not the waves of the sea seperate us naw, and the years vou have spent in our midst be- come a mernorv. Kahlil Gibran. Kevin. ln every mornent there's a reason to carrv on. Kennv Loggens. Julie: Go olacidlv amid the noise and the haste and remember what peace mov be lound in silence. Author Unknown. Scott: It's a long wav to the top, il vou want to rock-anderoll. AC-DC Bill: There is alwavs room at the top Daniel Webster 1782-1852. Charlene: Singing bv an ocean, I can hear the oceans roar, Plav lor lree, play for me and plav o whole lot more. Sing- ing of the good things and the sun that lights the dav. Singing to the ocean, has the ocean lost its wav? Robert Plant Jennie: You give but little when vou give ol vaur possessions, It is when vou give ol voursell that vou trulv give. For Trish, with Love. Kahlil Gibran. Tina: Kindly words are like honev, both sweet and healthful. Jill: You're a shining star-no matter who you are. Shining bright to see, what vou Could trulv be. Earth, Wind, and Fire. David: And the meek shall inherit the Earth. Neil Pert. Chuck: The path ofthe righteous is as the light of dawn, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day Proverbs 4:18 l56fSeniors Jennifer Ruth Pricer Tina Aleta Ramirez Rae Randall QM I ,W v GGVV Pawson Lvle Robert Rearns Ron Reschke Kevin Raen julie Ellen ROe5lel Scott Roper William D. Rucker Carla Rumrnell Charlene Marie Russell ft' : Tina M. Sallas Jillavne Jov Schlicke Dowd A- Schmegker 'X N- .-J Robert Rasmussen Christina Rene Rodriguez Rune Rostad Jennie lee Sabine Chuck Schneider Kenneth J. Schneider Kurt Schneider Stacey Ann Scholz JBGUHSTTE Rene Senfl Ken: This lile that I live now, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loves me and gave his lite lor me. Galatians 2:20 Stacey: The world ts a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those who teel. Horace Walpole. Jeannette. Who wills, can. Who tries, does. Who loves, lives. Anne McCaffrey, 'IW I I 1 Thea Vaness Severn Glenn Sherman Karen Lee Sherman Susan Shepard . I N pomelo My Sho,-y Bren Slgnger Jim Smith Jeffrey Edward Smith .lelf Allen Smith Joe Smith Laurie Lynn Smith Brian Sogn Thea: You can't always get what you want, but il you try sometimes you might lind you get what you need. The Stones. Karen' No one knows what it is that he can do 'till he tries. Publilus Syrus. Pom: l'rn not atraid ol tomorrow lor I have seen yesterday and I love today. Author Unknown, Jeff. No commentll Jeff. l served my 4 years, l'rn Iinally free of Mariner State Penitentary, Joe: l.ife's been good. Jae Walsh. Laurie. The happiest moments al my life have been in the flow ol affection among my friends. Seniors!l57 Charles: l never can say good- bye. Debbie: The only wav to have a friend is to be one Ralph Waldo Emerson. Andy: God loves each one of us, as if there was only one of us. Saint Augustine. Denise: The coldest days produce the warmest smiles. Author Unknown. Brian: Life is tough, and life is beautiful, believe in yourself and you'll see the beauty. John: Cheerful with friends, We set forth, Matthew Arnold, Deni Lou: To exist is to change. Ta change is to rnoturle, To mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly. Henri Ben- gson. Andy: l've seen all good people turn their heads each day, so satisfied, l'm on my way. Yes. Aaron: A mile of a thousand iournevs starts with a single step. Jim- Lying is used, by those who fail: So if you have lost, believe not your tale. David: Nothing in excess. The Oracle of Delphi. Dan: It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in Man. Psalms ll8:8, Beckl: The ioy of the Lord is my strength!! John: Do what you want to do, be who you are. Darryl Hall and John Oates, l58!Seniors Charles Marcellus Springs Don Stefanmi John H. Stirling Aaron Sublett Jeff Taton Debra Spromberg Darryl Stamey Andy STUVS N DBMS? 3l9WOYl Brion K. Stigler Rick Sttnardo Def1iSS DeniLOU StrOnQ John Stryker T. Andrew Subitch Blair Suddarth Jim Sundal David Surface ,.i,,.,-.. 1,.f-A DOH TGVlOr Beclci Troy Teeter John C. Teigen Rebecca Sue Thomas Janice C. Thomas Lena Thomas Hilary Thomason Becky: To believe your own thought to believe that what is true lar you in your private heart is true lar all men-that is genius. Emerson. Janice: I will not forget these last years. Hilary: A good acquaintance is a iewel- a special friend is a treasure. J. Carie Sexton. Q 4 . M, Y. v... .-. Ula Miles Tilley Deanna Lynne Tilton Denise Traylor Mike TYOYIOV Elida Trevino Tammara L. Trosvig Janice Trump Mark Tucker l Renee Lynne Turcotte Mary Therese Urbiclc Cheryl Dee Vaders Alan Wakeland Deanna Cause I rn as free as a bird now and this bird you cannot change Lynard Skynard. Denise: Carry a little sunshine with you in case it decides to rain! Tami: Reioice in the Lord always: and again I will say reioice. Philippians 4:11. Renee: You may forget with whom you laughed, but you will never forget with whom you wept. Arab Proverbs. Mary: I only went out for a walk, but con- cluded to stay out. Far going out I found I was really going in. John Muir. Cheryl: A smile from a loving heart is the most beautiful. ll someone is without it, give one ol yours. Seniorsfl59 Kevin: Life is a bummer without Liquid Plumber. Railii Listen to advice and accept instruc- tion, that you may gain wisdom for the fu- ture Proverbs WQO, Brent: Friends eventually forgive and come back together because people need people more than they need pride. Hugh Prather, Roger: Set your goals- If you airn for nothing, you'll get nothing. Mark: Though we live too high, Everyone and everything will soon die. Marc: Some people think ol Mariner as great, but l say greater, and as l bid it good-bye, I say- later, lean- Cherish all memories, they only happen once. l6OfSeniorS Doncid Washburn Kinko Watanabe Kevin Watiier Pauli Jo Watson Brent Webber Jim Weber Roger Weber Kevin Weed Anne Wenstrup Dole Wentz Lisa Wester Sieve Westover Lois White Laurie Williams Lvnnette Williams Sundv WllllUm5 l Mark Wilmot john Wglson Marc Anthony Wilson Jean Ann Winsor J Monico Yvette Wofford Somuol Wotff Tomi Wright Heather Ann Wytie Montco: Obstacles ore whot you see when you roke your eye off the QOQI Heotbere Lookmg out my vvtndow, I smite ot what V see, A world so titled wtth beouty, ls srnthng bggk gr me 32 gvwm.-Q A 'gg -gp- Rcy Yotty Krtsttn Zurnmerrnon Lori Zue Connie Savage Sherry Ann Thtel Korto Gorrlson Kris' If tomorrow ts only hott os becwtiful os today, I wttt sttll toce tt wntw o song Lon: lt's better to light lust one singte Condle thorn to sat ond curse the dorkenss, Se-niorsftot Sexiesl Eyes Model Dressers Class Clowns lino Pordo lvlelonie Donnelson Maureen Cronin Anclv Subiicli Bren! Webber Brel Coonrocl .,- Nicesi Figure 8- Physique OutgoingAAll-Around Mr. 8- Mrs. Nice Guy Chris Belford Clini Jordon Rob Rosrnussen Kristy Gum Kelly Bissell Mary Croni Neofesl Heidi Gunderson Jerry Arnold lrocie Burgess Bill Rucker Porn Hoelzle lon Urnmel lo? Seniors Melinda Furrer Paul Dire SENIOR FAVORITES Nicesf Hcir Christy Foster Jeff Leary ' 1 C ' ' 7 . 4, ' . , ' if 5,Q4ig1i1:255fiQ'5girKl5,flli2gfQ1'f ' ' V- .Q 4 11-4f,sia1i1S5iWPg?15:1li1'lib i 3 '- - , .f-rf' ' -xy fL,f,,ivs:.5, r C -- ' .wig X + s 1. Q9 ,,,L K V Q it - l i.gl1i3gwP2 :V ,A Q. ' ' f, -2? ' ' ., 5' - ' , S 355,34 , A v 'K .. ' il, W .L Z W- A A - , , g 553522 I ' s A ' ' nfl 5 ' . an , in -Af: -V -., . 'J K K 1. v v Y ,,,, Neciesi Smiles Renee Turcolie Chris Norman X Class Infellecfs Flirts Phil Myers Chuck Bellord Teresa Branclvald Lisa lrelan fn, I 25 T . A l Y , Rowdiesf Spirit Kevin Walier Clark Gilman Lori Mell Brenda Poinclexier Seniors l63 We X W 7. W it 4, .Q A , .J w e 1,31- l64fSeniors is PY P3 six-1.13. 4, ' SeniorsfI65 Wx M sy., W w gf. -1' . Ma 4 32' , '- 57 L . V, iygjvs ' 35- '. 'Q 4 i :312f:'f,'? Seniors!167 ln memory of our friends... For without words, in friendship, oll thoughts, oll desires, dll expectotions ore born ond shored, with ioy thot is unoc- claimed. When you port from your friend, grieve not, For thot which you love most in him moy be cleorer in his obsence, os the mountoin to the climber is cleorer from the ploin. And let there be no purpose in friendship sove the deepening of the spirit. For love that seeks ought but the disclosure of its own mystery is not love but o net cost forth: ond only the unprofitoble is cought. And let your best be for your friend. lf he must know the ebb of your fide, let him know its flood olso. For whot is your friend thot you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him olwoys with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your empitness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be loughter, ond sharing of pleosures. For in the dew of little things the heort finds its morning ond is refreshed. Kdhlil Gibron l68!Seniors Potricio Suzonne Abbott September 4, i963 June 2, l978 Gregory Scott Bonn July 8, i963 August 30, l979 Phillip Lawrence Ohlson Morch 20, i962 June 3, l98O 'L Does she ever take a break? Qflrs. Boris receives award Lived here all her life A graduate of Cascade l-ligh School Attended Washington State Univer- sity and the University of Washing- ton Earned her BA. in English and in Education, her M.A. in English, and has her Principals Credentials. Has been a member of the Ml-lS staff since it's beginning in l97O, lives in Seattle with her husband, who is an attorney. Loves the outdoors-and likes to ski, play tennis, and soil. Resourceful, intelligent, witty, Mrs, Jean a be ASB, ning ings, lions Boris is great. We couldn't ask for tter person , . , to do all she doesl the advisor-advisee program, run- assemblies, scheduling the build- Student Council all those mil- of things she does. BIG or little . ,. whether she's for or against no matter who asks it-Mrs. BOriS is al- ways willing to help. Capable of any- thing, she has the ability to get things done and make things happen. l-fave a question? Go to Mrs. Boris. Want to start a new committee? Go to datio n? Go to Mrs. Boris. She's always Mrs, Boris. Need a letter of recommen- Q willin to help. From a fellow faculty member: The most supportive person I ever Ca cated minist swer gives Mayb metl ring, understanding, and dedi- to each student-that's our Ad- rative Assistant! She has an an- to every problem she never up! l-lardworking? Definitelyl e too much she eats lunch in her office! Behind the scenes work. Thats the f'lOfTl9 of her game and often, too! Can you imagine M.l-l.S. without her? Not mel She's well-qualified, thorough, and a perfectionist. Mrs. Boris hits it off with everyone, it seems. Spontaneous, fresh, honest, articulate she's very VEl2SATlLEl And does this wonder woman have any flaws? l-lardly. lt's all good. Gorg eous, efficient, and the most well-liked faculty member around. A smile on her face . . . dressed to a T . .. perhaps a spark of wit in her eyes-that is how can a l think of her. A true lady. And yone describe this wonderful n lady in one word? Yes! 'iMrs. lean Boris is classyl Dedicationflof? r No man is an island . . . No man stands alone. As the year progressed, the community ot Mariner grew. New ideas . . . old traditions-changes, too. Everyone had something to share-a drawing, a song, an article, a skill. Mariner was made the better . . . thanks to each and every student. Together, we made the year happen. All the good things, all the bad things. Behind every success, was an individ- ual. We worked hard, and had fun, too. The year was full of new experiences . . . both funny and sad. No man is an island no man stands alone. Each part is an individ- ual . . . together they are the whole. l7O!Closing THQ BAD THE Pumw THQ SAD ,vfo , v0Q M W MQ W by 0 Mx, nab T vgwfxi fvfoqxj QQQX H' M K 7 ,pn A 3 900 yN' ,QLLV H ' -- XJ if Wm 9x fgf1QnH' X FK W 0 bl? q' fly' ' lx fix 0, vpn CM-X nv. 5Q,3' f?f,!nX', K0 P Q VW W' AN X V Xa? ,X IJ!! ulxf A Of' U Q0 +0 Q PV Q- Y' U P Kmx nw' f? gm N, Qy J .Ng vm G Q Y' xn fy 47 x 9M 96 GM :fx 'M Nn X in fly X 'DV 7!q1X x -'A sp vf ffl XX! P rf' , X -Q0 hw la dx v XA vi wx - 7+ EQYQVJI71 W ,uk N04 ., Y 0 N ' 1 my r KTHEI PLACEIS N THE FRIGNDS THQ TIIYIGS THQ TRENDS J f Nf' N , K , x J X J ALL THQ GAMES AND ALL me NAMES! ann:-in -- ni 1. lifti- L .3 I CIosing!l75 THANK - YOU!! We made it . , . but we couldnt have done it without a lot ol people-and all their many hours ol assisf tance - Miss Mantoothf tor putting up with us in the room, and for not getting mad all the times I interrupted her classes to get supplies out of the Yearbook drawers. - Mrs, Kistner and Mrs, Hill: for always being so kind and willing to help us in any way. e Mrs Fannin and Mrs Messinger- tor all those schedules we checked! - Mrs. Carter: ah, iust think of all those class lists! - Mrs Gorsg how she put up with our Thank - you! book distribution records, I'II never know! - Mr Campbell: we thank him for mak- ing our wonderful budget work! - Al: for not getting mad at us for staying on late night deadlines. - Mr, Ardissono, Mrs. Hill and Miss Lees for lcheerlullyll letting me out ol their Classes so often! - All teachers: tor putting up with our seemingly Constant interruptions! - Miss Acer tor letting me spend so much time in the IMC working on annual . without a pass! - Dave Wltite, Northwest Photo Color Service: We never would have made it without him! He was so helpful and patient with us at our color deadline ,., I bet we nearly exhausted their phatopaper' supply! - Burt Durham: our Herttelones repre- sentative, It was good to see him again . and the supplies he always brought! - Shirley: at Hertt-Jones in Utah, When I think of all the headaches we caused her! The book would have been a mess without her assisrance. - And one last special note ol thanks to a Iew more of those people not on the an- nual statl, but who gave of their time to help us anyway: Heidi Hoser tor all her pictures: !ohn Stirling lor all the Countless sacrilices he made, and also tor lust being there , and my mother! Thanks morn, THE OOOD, THE BAD THE FUNNY, THE SAD THE PLACES, THE FRIENDS THE TIMES, THE TRENDS ALL THE GAMES, AND ALL THE NAMES. EVERYTHlNO'S THERE IN YOUR YEARBOOK. 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And all the class otticers pictures? . we survivedl The ads pictures that were alvvays taken at the last minute? we survived! Not on the Annual Staff? John Stirling Phil Myers ,,,, Mr, Fulcher, tool They con- tributed the pictures that are on the cover. Heidi l-loser stuck vvith us and was a BlG help on the canclids, Five photographers actually onthe Stall .. and they did a whole yearbook What would it be like . . . without pictures? Dull, drab, and dreary, And so, the Annual Stall and I ,Hsay a special thanks to our five photographers: Teresa Brandvold, Beth Buchan, Mike lrriel, Matt Todd, and Billie Wright. AdsfThank you!l77 f WORKING TO SERVE -LITTLE NICKEL HCOVEIING THE ENTIRE PUGET SOUND WITH THOUSANDS OF BUY OR SELL ITEMS. 3619-I48th ST. S.W. IYNNWOOD, WA. NK N f N. Good luck in the future, graduates from lI2lvtA'S CLEANERS 3l7 Mukilteo Blvd, Everett WA 98203 lvlicltaels Family Restaurant 259.0941 Congratulations Class ol 8I I629 Center Road 353-6845 J X i -iing ,W TEitflTt1da I SEATTLE 743-7550 BELLEVUE 622 - 3256 7100 EVERGREEN WAY EVERETT WASHINGTON 98203 HOME OF ALL THE HONDAS I 434: ,Pa El if Ml I f 2 J 1-ug SALES - SERVICE PARTS NEW 81 USED j-wx! ' 1, A . - TQ -S Il. x V' X r 1 'sz ..' H45 lg., M' . l EVEFZETT 355 7500 PARTS 355 7852 I 'Tis ' Nl' A f '- 42, fl X tw? 1 x , X 'hu' 1 ,- Xt -iff' 0 Sammy Zfau Same I9 0 9 l78fAds Ron's A w Drive-In Restaurant 4532 Evergreen Way X 5 - Everett's Symbol ' Downtown of Quality For F? Qarett Well-Dressed hy i K B lder's Hardware X ' xv rgursungsaualn-rn rl ilh 5 L' 'hh g Fl 5 l fy-.. .9 vvoto P W1 1 Ill .lllllmml Hardware Cgmpany IWTA nth ll ,j .M 5 VA Con For I T. lif11Hduc'k Zivluliullvlflllllirinllrllllzflzllll Q U G Ions P'U5ldUm Seattle - Phone 7-H-0420 Closs of 81 J K J 7 CITY I MHIWH HI M955 A sAv IT wl'rH FLOWERS 11.1 ...,, fl-...,lf. ,,,f. an RS, h m' ns ATTNl0T9,.,l ?!r lf? ji ,.-L . 21.55 ,, Ralph H. Quaas WQ!:.f:kl...F'l-H' .MUTURS Dodge-Chrysler-Plymouth Congratulations To T119 Class of 1981 lrorn oll ol Us ot Welsh Plott Congratulations Class of 81 2715 Colby Everett Mall K 259-8171 353-8800 J Congrotulotions Closs of 81 Joe Pignataro Chevrolet N J Q35-6690 Evemyl Adsf'179 jlllfgs PIZZE THE TRADITION 7404 Evergreen Way 1432 Broadway J K HOGLAND'S I I O OPERATED BY HOGLAND TRANSFER A Truck for Every Purpose - EVERETT ' SEATTLE Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Future from TRANSFER CUM MAIN OFFICE. 322I PAINE AVl. EVERETT, WASHINGTON 9B20I 0 252'2 IEATYLI OFFICE: GBBI !TH SOUTH. SEAYTLE. WASNINGYON 98134 0 B K f NF Ni Look for us first ot SEATTLE-FIRST GRADUATES N Cohgrotulotiohs from The Stoff ot th E tt B h 'WT SEA rr1.E-Flnsr .f? NA T IUNAL BANK Member FDIC Q24 So. Brood V 259 779 K J fFormico Drope-ries Vinv me Wollpoper Carpet WED KEN HAIR CARE PRODUCTS 8. SKIN S HAIR ANALYSIS V W EL L63 W Q e WG Jerry Gnd CCIVO1 NIGISOH FULL SERVICE SALQN For Men Wo 81 Child en Comgrofulotuoms Semors1 VILLAGE SQUARE 3615 Mukulteo Blvd Everett WA 98203 W 5 I 3 1 Bus 355 6781 or 743 66113 3615 Muknlfeo cl 7707 EVERGREEN WAY EVERE17 Res 2521523 EvereTT WA 98203 ,f55'.1'4V3f K xt. A Associmed Sand 84 Grovel Co., Inc. Everett, WA K J 182!Ads RQ 1 lf X f Good Luck in the T X Future We would like to help you Y 7 , Toke o step Tovyord your lurure s j 2 T num vin ccoun s Olympic Bonk Cords Money Morker Cerrilicoles INC. Checking Accounts K A , 57Q5' EVERGREEN WAY K EVERETT, WASHINGTON 98201 J Come in ond see usl K X A. B. C. RENTALS ' Backhoes, Loaders, Trenchers, Equip. Trailers, Hyd. Liftgate Trucks, Pumps GI l Generators, Custom Welding, Brake K Sm? lm Member roicj ff+ff+f+++f+N SA Y- N AV S -A'-k-kir1lr'ki'1k'k'k'Ir more than a surplus store l if if ir 'lr if ie if if ir if 5704 EVERGREEN WAY Drums Turned Wedding 81 Party Supplies and all your other needs for that special occasion 5329 Evergreen Way E erett, Wash. 98203 355 9506 K J Coll Melinda l el'0 OF evenerr 505 Evergreen Woy K Eyerelr, Woslw. 355-2376 J F rr N Q CLym1Wood, fLFloraLl53 N K EVERETT 353-5712 J K 'c -- , - 55123. --- 'W' 'J IN THE LYNNWOOD SHOPPING CENTER 'AT HIGHWAY 99 84 l96TH ST. SW, LYNNWOOD FULL SERVICE FL ORIST ' WEDDINGS ,fLP77L'73'1, - FRESH FLOWEHS f R 1 - PLANTS J' ' omeos a SILKS ' DELIVERY WORLD WlDE s 776-1 133 E J Ads!l83 I L I 1' E L ,N I Q -4 I 8 X as OLACIER LANES 9630 Evergreen Wov Evererr, WA 353-8292 .gb LARRY'S PHARMACY AND OIEI SHOP Mukilteo 353-5611 X jk J K Qfjl MQ Ge sig?-Q 40 -NSQQOQS Q 's H50 2265 XCCZQ QS Q 2 ,NQX Qi , Se? X0QvgQJ Q A1313 043+ XOAQ Q OCS? 'TQ-X9 'fr' Q o aff ffp-QQ' Q 53.1135 Q J Free in Home Esrimores CARPET ' VINYL ' FORIVIICA CERAMIC TILE ' HARDWOOD FLOORS WALLPAPER SHADES 81 DRAPES 6829 Evergreen Wov 355-2043 QIGVGTI 745-333 K I84!Ads Af SINCE 7902 xv- UW, K N n.n.nunvfm:n. C 258-3411 334-5051 337-5700 659-0841 D. A. Durvee Ei Co. 9502 19th Ave. S.W. Everett, WA 98204 f A f N Hillii' Homes, Inc. I A SUBSIDIARY OF NoR'rHwssT,INc MN Izcer 355-4492 c 2 zz e 826 S BROADWAY EVERETT WA 98204 Congrofulofres 1-1 81 L Sporting Goods TEAM EQUIPMENT The Congrotulofions Th 1981 Borjuders CIOSS Of E f M Il 2802 How Ve en O 4001 198111 sew, kllowntovvn Everett I.ynnwood,VVAj K J N D fwglzfllmmmuw X K unlwnnlll Q GQNBQZHTULQTZ-OMS E ' I I,I,,I,0 I,III ,W ,....,.-'Q-ff I ifwms. I ,f '3 'i1h f 'ffjn Im 1 1 '1 A 1 1 If 0 7 1? 1 T8 2 1 U I --.... 4 'U LINCQLN MUTUAL SAVINGS IN 1' BANK 8519 Evergreen Woy P G evefefr, WA K Eve-ref1MoII 355-7006 J X J Adsf185 F 7' fi - -M XX- X. Yun'--Q N0 r-K' SYM. 7 27.-f-f' ... -,,r2 . 'ummm man Ellllwilq , Ji I' - .SJJLIW ,,, ... I I . l 3 . ' A api. 5..:1:, : A Y ,QIV .A a ,F I - I 521lliucg::gE,,4a I . ,YN 95' ki1i'if5 f? Tsf'- f .. gtgif gl- .s.,!' 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H525 Hiwcy 99 I4I30 luonilc Dr. H878 IOOII1 W. lynnwood, Woshinglo Bothell, Woshinglon ldmonds, Washingio K X 7900 Evergreen Wov, 353-I I7O J Ads!I87 Fine Jewelry And Giftware At unbelievably low prices l96th Sr l-lighway 99 - Lynnwood 775-2779 Corsages - Flowers - Plants For Every Occasion Call lor an appointrnerb -I l 554444375 353-9595 ll ' xl4 size ..,........,...,.,..,,,........,....,,....,......,....... only 159,95 l88!Ads Nf Weyerhaeuser -LMI 1- .I im! if A-12+ -V M225 Shim' 5 , i .' . ' . ,tml-. , V . I 4 I . u .J ,- - -1. , N- ., , , -I .JN I' n 1 - W ' ' Ffa' ' . J? . H. - ,li -'C' ri. 4 .- .1 r. , Mb. . 1 '?l,, .1 I , '91 1 25' is ' I- I l X A' www fil2 4'f' il. - ,ir -Q . . . ,-1. 'N ' '. -Q' ' L- ' fl '.-!.... ' ' M ., q, ' . 1'-ra I ' . . I I. muh lla-- . x U -. ,- , K .: ., 1, X i ?w7'f'7i,fi. - '. . I-7: - . . ,,.. -:I .lI'1xURfv:q'- xx 54845-aag:+5 5 A 'ff 3'i'.'--' , 4, ' -il The Tree Growing Company Congratulates the Class of l98l jk mme mam? A Budget - Video - Club Sales and Rentals 9418 Highway 99 unit 5 607 South Broadway . Plaza unit 8 Marysville, WA 98270 Everett! WA 98201 Te l epho ne l206l 347-0292 Telephone l206l 653-2338 an n ll l c . 5 Q 1 1 R ,R I, Also Featuring Airplane - Shogun - Urban Cowboy Being there - Friday the l3th - The Hunter Brubaker - The Blues Brothers And More Follow The Morouders wiih 1 1 1 were ' ' '1 M H31 A The X Herald , The Pioneer Spirit encouroges The pursuit of educoiioh Cohgrotuloiiohs Moriher Closs of '81 Terry's Thrihvvoy I 9121 Evergreen Woy Plm AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 4111 - 200111 5.w.fLy1mWOOd, WA Q8o36f 353-4600 12061771-2525 J X J Ad H89 See more ot your triends in 0 hot tub tr 607 S. Broadway Everett 355-41166 xwtvb IN KIIPIRG THI WORLITU N ,.... IOI 128th Street SVV. 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X I S-'mf -me 11111124 1111101111115 , ' rn11111r11 11111 111111111111 .1n 11111 1111-11 Y J, Lettuce and 'lun1111111-5 5 3,50 SPCMH, mme bun as 1 in '1'11r1,1e1111-1111111eese 51.111 t ,F 1 , ep The true 111-1l111ree nf pups - ' - The Schnauzcr av. I' ' -f .1 11111 11.1111e dressed 111 11111 1111.1 ufkiz 2 . - ' a V 111 ee-1 111111 511111 kraut ,. 1, 1 'I Q. A Wy 111111111111, 111111111111 G11111' 5 1.15 '1 1 y , '1 rr 11 U 4 I, W 1,13 T 1154, ' 1111- .111,11.111111rs 1.11111r111' lv. 1' , 'Vg The Mexican Dog 11 1. all lxamlzurgevs served in 11 basket mr witlx our own special fries 1xv1111.111.1r1'1 11 111111,111,1111111r111 111111 11111 111111, 1r1,1,1e11 111111 1111111111 .1nd 1he1r1e 5 2,25 1'1rr.1f111-111- 5 .15 htm 011111111 5 ,lu Some of our gcils Ccirvt vvolk bmi they sure can skate! Anytime is breokfosl Time OT Mr. Bills 1950's music ond O menu for The Tots 7407 Evergreen Woy Orders To Go 355-1600 355-5550 Ads!l9l Pietr Sunn D A :SIEIRIIIIEQ ROGERS H Pfzus ro so . . 355-7022 South Everett, 8609 Evergreen Way. . X I Uascade Musu: 'LUNCHEON senveo UNTIL 4100 P.IvI. . L 5252 Evergreen VVOV wfwuzcuw ro oo IT I X PENDER-GIBSON-EPIPHONEAGUILD TAKAMINEAOVATION GUITARSAPEAVY KORG SYNTHESIZERS YAMAHA-VITO-HOLTON-SELMERABUNDY- 353-5519 BENGE RING BAND INSTRUMENTS RENTAL ' . PACIQAGED ax COMPONENT PA SYSTEMS PURCHASE Ofilh G KJUIIU LAB SERIESASUNN-EENDERAPEAVY-SHURE PLAN AMPS S PA SYSTEMS ROGERSAPEARL-TAMA SHEET MU- LUDWIG CB DRUMS SIC 'W MSA STEEL GUITARS RHODES, HOHNER, WULITZER ELECTRIC TEACHING KEYBOARDS STUDIOS VVURLITZER PIANOS AND ORGANS GM WWI - TlHlRD, IJIMENQI rn Ridlltmblbrl LOCATED IN THE HEART OF '0'f NO Oppoinfmerwfs-JUST wolk in OPENf9:3Oom-9:00pm M-F 9f3OOm-6:00pm SGT. I 1:3Oom-5:00pm SUD. 347-2345 I X dn WOW 0: 53.4105 922 HLARRT uP un. ..,g.L.:e-9-D F-7-0 f I wmv-c cm Tuebc BDU DESIGN: nu. ved :wb -Ama-r v 1 ae-r'-I YGQ Tu.Pn.'6 111 JYUMSQDB 'DEWD Llilegf You 16'-C ' G-tam Rm! 1 UIIJIWQ 5 4.4 A ' ik ' -Vie. 759 IC?2!AdS We CUT MOU IITTO The OCTIOD Everett Moll AUVOVC1 Village PI-1,355-1536 PH, 542-I 672 Open IO-9 Mon,-Fri., IO-6 SOI., I2-5 SUD. Bring your Friends! PUGET PARK It's Alvyoys Fun! Photos reody while you vyoit l Geomifs M SIACHE ee 230 A 128th St. SW. Everett Moll 353-31411 EVERETV, WA. 98204 'TT' We out you in your yeorbook Northwest Color Photo Service hos enioyed being the officioi photogrooher for the closs ot 81. Congrotulotions ond best wishes to ci greot bunch ot peooiei ,'Senior Portroits 'Weddings 'Proms '6ForniIy groups Northwest Color Photo Service SQCB Roinier S Seottle, WA. 722-8163 Ads!i93 Anderson Trask Qtmgtyv Brute Bang 1e11S 3.5 4 Abueg, Maya 104, 55 Achtner, Arne 35 Adams Charles 144 Adams, Chrtstooher 35 Adarns, Colleen 10B,35 Agee, Chuck 35 Agee. Ktrrt 102 Agnew. Mtchelle 45 Atlpart, Davtd 89 A1exar1der 11n145 All Dawn 35 Alger 111111111 104 108, 105 Allen Steve 45, BB, B9 Allett Robert 35 Altrnrrn Mtke 170 16, 143 Ames Davtd 108. 45 Ames lynne 104 45 Anderson Brenda 106.257, Anderson Daren 45 Anderson Dave 3.5 Anderson Duarte Andetsan Mark 55 Aney Ertr 3.5 Ange1lley, Shawn Angevtne, Bruce 4.5 Anoskey, Ed 35 Anthony G1enn Anthony, lyndsr 35 Aoaelltoll, Done 106 21. 10B Arantlla, Desrree Arantlla Glenn Arr1C1l,Cl1ery1 103 144 A116111 1Erry ta, 144 162 Asberry Karen 11 55 Asberry, Rhonda 35 AsDr1es Mark 21, 45 Atktns Todd 172, 55 AuChter1On1e Gtulta 144 Aurdal, Corrna 144 Aurdal Shannon 35 Austtn Doug 103, 144 Avera, Arvrn 3s Avera Mrrrvtn 35 Avera Tammy 55 . 35 , 144 99,144,107 23 55. Avery, Rea 107, 106, 31. 45 Baca Rudy 45 Bader, John 45 Barley, Kel1y 45 Barley sherry 144, 149 Kathy 45 Lrsa 104 35 Baker Mnrk 55 Baker Myra 45 Baker, Sfott 144 lee 107 106, 4.5 Ball Stacey Ballard Brock 4.5 Baker Baker Baker Banky 1eH 35 Bcrnkv lvnn 24 55 59, 85 Bartntster Anaela 4.5 Barbano 11n1 144 Barbano Todd 45 Bardwell, Diane 35 Bardwell Krrstrn 35 Baraer Debbte 55 191 Baraer Raloh 45 Bgrker Bltrklev Barker, Don Barker, lulte Barker Sh1rley Barkrnan Gert Barnes Steve 45 Barnett, Joel 55 B2 Barnett Mark 45 B2 Barrett, Carrsa Barrinaer Davtd 144 Barnrtqtort ltnda 35 Bartholomew, ltsa 55 Bartlelte, Shan Baserman Garrett 55 BOUlT'lUI'1!T DOH Baunach, Daphne 45 Beach,1od1 45 Beach, Kevtn 45 Beasley Steven Beavers Sandy 35 Beckman, Maryann 35 Bednark Beverly 4.5 Beeson, Crarg 35 Bellard, Chris 14, 18, 144, 153 162 Belfard. Chunk 14, 144 153, 163 Beltard, lohrt 75 Bell, Cameron 55 Bell, Dan Bell Kathy 35 Bell, Steohanre 45 Bellenrans Praer 144 Behrens, Martanne 103, 144 Broathen, lon 45 Bradbury, Tarrtte 35 Branvold, Teresa 149, 87, 14, 107, 106. 200, B5 163, 145 Brengrnan, Ann 144 Brask, Dana 145 Brawner, Terry Bray, Cynthta 35, 99 Bray, Meltnda 99, 145 Bremher, Ttm 145 Brelz, James 104, 45 Bnce, Carolyn Bnce Kevtn 55 Brtxey, Charles 145 Brock, Anthony Brackert, Robert 55 Brockette, Drone Brockway, Robert 55 Bronson, Kelly 45 Brooks, Ron 155 Brooks, Suzan 32, 33, 45, 77 Brgtherton, Chrls 35 Brown, Dennts 45 Brown. lanet 55 Brown, lell 45, 62 Brown, Kathenne Brown, Marc 35 44, 159 Bentnger, Damon 82, 143. 1 Bennett, Davtd 45 Bennett, Ton: 55 Bensch, Russ 79 55 Benson Steohen 107, 106. 45 Benson , Theresa 55 Brown Mark 31, 55 Brown, Micheal 21, 35 Brown, Brown, Robert 45, 74 Todd 55 Browne, Alexander 18, 55 Browne, Em11y 110, 145 Brawnrng Becky 105, 106. 99, 145 Bruce, Debby 45 Bentl, llse 35 Bentz, Rtghard 21, Bl, 35 Bentz, Ttmothy Berg Kathv 104,45 Bergstrom Donna 45 Bernardo Joe 108, 31 45 Bertollt Russ 45 Bertram Shawna 104, 105, 45 Best, Bruce 55 Beykovsky Paul B2 Bhend Davtd 108,35 Btbtoll, Dale 144 Btrktrtshaw, Steve 55 Birkrnshaw. Vtctorta 107, 35 Btrnttngharrt, Ptqbard 108 Btrnbaum Steve 45 82 Brssell, Kelly 13, 14, 15, 21, 23, 76, 77. 98,143 144 162 189 Block Stacv 45 Blafkhanr Davtd 119, 1B 55 72 Blatr, Karen 26, 45 Blankrrtshto Re-guna 45 Bhrtdhetnt Steohan1e55 Blrven Scott 34. 3.5 Bockelre Phtlto 45 Batlano Brenda 35 Bavano lathes 46, 45 Bales lannes Boley Kathleen 55 Bonn Dav:d 144 99 Booker Sonya 35 Borys Gtna 54, 55 Bourgette Karl 20, 45 Bourgette Mtke 18, 55 80 Brundage, Paul 79 Brunner ,Dan4+ Brurts, Ttrn 35 Bryant, Bryant, Buchan, Burgar, Burger. Douglas 35 Rav 55 Beth 104, 105, 55 Marta 45 Megan 35 Burgess, Andrea 35 Burgess Burgess Burgess 145, laura 107, 35 , Mary lo 107 ,Trocte '4, 24, 142, 104, 143, 162 Burkenoas, Dan 145 Burkenaas. Melrssa B6, B7, 162, 145 Bur1eson, Kathy 55 Burnrngham, Rrchard 55, 101, 100 Burns, Barbara 26, 145 Burns, B111 5.5 Burns, Katte 45, 103 Burtts, Crystal 45 Bower. Bowers B111 35 Bret 55, B9 Bowers, Derek 45 Bowers, Douglas Bowers, Thomas 14.5, 82 Bowma Bowrna Bowrrta Boyce Boztch Bazlch Boztch n, Antta 55 n, ltsa 107 106, 35 n, Pant 5.5 Barbra Ann 34, 35 Kathy 55, B6, B7 Kevtn 106, 107 Burton, Mark 145 Burton, Vrncent Byrnes, lan 35, 21 Catrus, Kelly Caldert, Marc 31, 45 Caldera, Ronald Callahan, Donna 146 Carnersan, Heather 44, 100 Carno Tirnothv 108, 55 Carrrobell. Debra 55 Carrtabell lulte 146, 153 Canrobell Whtlney 108, 35 Canell, Darla 104, 105,45 Caoltnger, Pose Car11n, Stacy Carlson Darrn 35 Carlson, Eric 45, 102 Carlson, Glenn 55, 103 Carr, leanrtee 45 Carrell Claren 21. 45 Carrell Clayton 35 Carrell Stacv 45 Casnd, Kevtn 46 Case, 1enn11er Cassella, Chrrs 11, 18 Cassella, Gnn 107, 1 1 , 06 Casto, Walter 35 Cowley. Carol Caylor, Mtchelle 35 55 , 29, 35 Chambers Roy 107, 106 Charnolatn Cheryl 46 Chandrasekher, Anand Chaorn, Tarnrrty 46 Chase, Nita Chavez Gregg 18, 55 Chavez Lana 104, 103, Checkeye Mtke Chrtstensen Ertk 146 Chrtstensen, Krrs 33, 46 107, 106 58 105 35 Chr1stensen,TOm 31, 46 Chrtsttansan, Brtgn Chrtgtranson, Dennts 144 Chrtstranson, Kartn 106, Chrtstrnan Dan 35 Chrtstman, Davrd 55 Chrrstaoh, Phtlltp 56 Chrtsty, Karen 107, 105. Chua Calvvt 46 Chua,Chrtst1ne 35, 100 Clamoett laEllen 56 Clark Cathy 46 Clawson, Shelley 46 Clay, Connte 144 Clay, Mtchrlel 35 Cleary Be11nda56 Clearv Paul Cleveland Kendra 104. 32, 35 33, 32, 56, 104 46 Cleveland Melrnda 104, 20, 22, 107, 56 17, 77 Cltngman Cheryl 29, 56, 159 4 Clothter Ttm 46, 72, 7 Clothrer, ROV 200, 99, 1 Coats. Pamela 56 Coats, Theresa 29, 46. Coberlv. James 36 Cochrun, John 46 Cohee, Angela 46 Cohen, Margte 46 Cole Carmen 36 Cole. Marv 56 Cole Ronald 108, 36 Coleman, David 36 Coleman. Steve 56 Callrns Goylene 56 Colytn, Michelle 107 Cornalh lames 46, 74 Corneqys, William 107, Corns, 1u'1ana 46 Candtt Debbte 36 Conn, ltso 36, 103 Conner, Cheryl 36 Conner Curtts 56 Conner, Tony Connors, .lohn Conrad, Den1se 56 Cook, B11l1e 46 Caok, Brenda 56 Cook, Calv1n 46 Coanrcd, Bret 162 Copley, Steve 56, 102 Corbett, Koste 36 Carrtqan,K1m 24, 25, 54 75 46 77 62,101,100 56 ,56,100, 101 76 Carrrgan, Tom 79, 21, 46 Coslett, Rod 46 Cottertll, Susan 99 Cotttngham, lynn 36 Cowan, larnes 107, 46, Cox, Davtd 36 Cox Jevilvrtn 46 Cox Kr1St1n 46 63, 62 194!lndex Cox, Laura 36 Cralorll, Phyllis 104, 44, 46 Crabs, Randy 146 Cralt, Wesley 36 Cram, ,lathes 21, 36 Cram, Marv 146, 162 Crane, Russell Cranston, Susan 46 Cray, Susan 104, 146 Cress, Bennett 146 Cress Tarnrnv 46 Crews, Corabell 36 Crockett, Allison Crollord, Steve 21, 36 Cronin, Maureen 106, 32, 146, 162, 107, 119 Culberson, Phrlra 56 Cr,r11urn,Anrta 100, 36, 101 Curnrnrns, Liz 26, 99, 146 Currrmms, F1at36 Cunningham, Barbara 36 Curran, Rhett 36, 38, 102 Curry, Karen 146 Curtrce, Denis 100 56, 101 Cutler, Herdr 107, 106, 46, 101, 100 Cutler, Raul 56 Czeorel Bill 102 Czeorel, Steve 102 Daggett,Drane104,200,101,146,100 Dargler, lennrler 56 Darley, Ella 56 Daily, Pam Daily Tirrtothy 36 Dale, Catlrr 36 Danton, Todd 46 Darrrschen Mary 46 Daniels, Kevin 18, 56 72, 74, 75 Dasher, Angela 36 Davenport, Todd 31, 36 43, 74 Davis Chris 56 Davis Danton S6 Davis Denny 46 Davis James 46 82 Davis, Krrn 46 Davis Linda 21, 23, 46 Dovrs, M-chael Davrs Paul 21 36 Davrs Robert 21, 46 Davrs, Steve Davis, Tarrtrny 56 Davis, Terry 36 Day, Drew 46, 62 Deal, Tantera Deon, David 18. 146 Dearrnan, Ivan Dearrrran, Lori De8oer, Helen 36 Deel, Jrrn DeGeus, Sharlerre 146 Delarrtare Richard 89 Delao Jill 28, 56, 77 DeLaune, Robert 31, 46 Deleon, Carolrne 46 Deline, Ronda 85, 146 Delano, Cathy 24, 46 DeMello, Diana 46 Dent-lallonder, Julie 46, 62, 190, 104, 119, 200, 63 Dennis, Patty 56 Dennis, Wilbur DeNorno, Lynne 147 Dessert, Bob 56 Dewald, Mark 46 Devvey, Fiona 46 DeYoung, Bob 46 Dick, Kim 36 Dickson, Wayne Diedrrch, Susan 107, 106, 44, 46 DiMasr, Steve Drnsrnoor, Karen 106,98 103, 147, 105, 107, 104 Dire, letl 21, 35, 36 Dire, Lynda 29, 54, 56 Dire, Raul 14, 147, 163 Drttrnore, Christine 107 Drrtoe, Don Dittoe, Torn 46 Drvyak, Terry 147 Dodd, tvtntt 108, 36 Donaldson, Bud 18, 147 Donnelson, Blaine 36 Donnelson,Melan1 147, 164 Donovan, Darren 46 Doriett, Deborah 46 Douglas, Danny 108, 36 Dow, Brad 56, 98 Dovv, Brian 56, 98 Davv, Bruce 36 Dovvden, Katherrne 36 Dowdy, Beth 36 Dovvly, Anita 29, 56 Dowty, Leone 147 Doyle, Karen 106, 21, 23, 56, 163, 107, 165 Doyle, Kathy 20, 22, 36, 100 Draoer. Sue 56 Dreis, Annie 107, 106 Dreyer, Doug Duce, Brran Dudgeon, Dean 46 Dudgeon, Diana 36 Dully, Ron 36 Dunlap, lell 104, 56 Dunne, Raisin 104, 107, 106, 44, 46 Dunning, Tony 46 Dunning, Patty 56 Dupuis, Linda 21, 23, 46 Dupuis, Mark 147 Drsrossette, Robert Dutcher, Jon 46 Dutcher, Mark 36 Dyer, Bryant 147 Dyer, Richard 46 Dyre, Christy 107, 36 Dyson, Angela Eaton, Greg 147 Ecltelbarger, Julie 26, 56 Eckrenr, Anna 200, 56 Edwards, Debbie 56 Eggleston, Michael 104, 30, 46 Egtvedt, Lrso 108, 56 Elarn, Robin Eldred, Krrn 107, 106,47 Eliason, Michelle 106, 34, 36, 107, 108 Engstrom, Tawni 47 Ergler, Gabe 147, 159 Erickson, larnr 102 Erickson, Jerry 56 Erickson, Kristine 108, 47 Ernesto, Ruth 104,47 Ernst, Greg Esoar7a, .lustrn 47 Esoarza, Valerre 36 Estell, Tamara Evenbrn, Audrey 24, 56 Faulkner, Erik 47, 72 Facchrnr, Anna 36 Fagan, Julie 104, 108, 105,36 Fanning, Scott 36 Farkas Lois 47 Farmer, Katlty 36, 37, 103 Farrell, Doug Farrell, Greg Farrington, Lori 21, 23, 56 Farrow, Cindy 56 Farrow, Glenn 148 Faukner, Erik 47, 72 Federrneyer, Mike Federrrrever, Rrchard 148 Eeher, Allison 26, 47 Eeher, tytrke 47 Ferrn, TrrtU 56 Flgarolo, Robert Figarola, Susan Erlori, Greg Erslt, lrrrr 108, 47 Frsher, Penny 100, 104, 47, 101 Flake, Coral 32, 47 Fletcher, Lori 47 Fletcher Mike 148 Flrger, Matt 47 Fogg, David 51, 56 Ford, Cindy 24, 148 Ford, Scott Ford, Shelly 148 Forester, Paul 36 Forsberg, Ken 36 Forsell, Shane 148 Foss, Dan 56, 62, 63 Foss, Karin 37, 103 Foss, Nolan 107, 106,47 Foster, Candy 47 Faster, Christy 142, 157, 14, 100, 108 15,101 148,163 Foster, lrnr 31 Fax, David 148 Frorrcors, Rene 37 Fredrick, Linda 8, 62, 63, 100, 104, 101 148 Fredrrckson, Jack 47 Freed, Joe 37 Freed, Matt 37 Gall, Darren 72, 148 Garcia, Susie 47 Gardner, Marcy 47 Gardner, Michele 21, 23, 148, 76, 77 Garnran, Greg 47 Garrnan, Ken Garrett, Barbara 104, 26, 27, 47 Garrison, Debbie Garrrson, Karla 161 Garske Mike 21, 34, 35, 37 Garske Patty 56 Garske Susan 99, 148, 155 Gary, Rene 37 Garza, Tracy 37, 100 Gales Allison Geary, Rhonda Gee, Chris 37 Gelet, Jessica 47 George, loe 37, 80, 81 George, Kris 104, 47, 62, 63 Georgesorr, Melanre Gerard, Lynette Gerard, Steohen Gertrn, Bruce 57, 80 Gessell Greg 107, 106, 47, 98 Gibbs Angela 57 Grlderrnerster, Greg 47 Gildermerster, Lisa 37 Grldersleeve loby 44, 47 Gillespie, lim 57 Gilman, Clark 108, 102, 163, 148 Glasscock, Bob 200, 98, 101, 148,100 Glassrnan, Sherri 148 Glenn, Kelly 148 Godarr, leanrne 148 Goddard, Kelly 57 Goddard, Paul 149 Goddard, Stacy 86, 164, 149, 76, 87 Goetz, Dan 37 Goetz, David 37 Gall, David 37, 41 Goaal, loe 57 Goins, Don 100, 107, 62, 101, 149 Gooclin Gary 47 Gordon, Curtis 47 Goroskr Chia Goroskr, Peter 47 Gott, Ray 149 Goulet Steve Goulet, Susan 47 Grabke, Held: 108, 57 Grady lohn 21, 47 Graler Dan 149 Gralapo, loe 100, 149 Granat, lay 47 Grannan, Denrge 47 Grant, Faye 37 Grant, Julie 108, 20, 22, 37 Graves, Sharr 149 Gray, Don 21, 47, 80, 81 Gravbeal, Rod 79, 78, 18, 149 Greek, Green Bruce 37, 82 Buddy 54, 89 Elkrrrs, Carol 104, 108, 105, 36 Ellestad, Andy 147 Elliott, Dan 79 56 Ellratt, lan 47 Elliott, Richard 21, 36, 41 Elliott, Scott 8, 62, 63, 101, 100, 104, 18, 147 Ellis, Cindy 47 Ellis Dru 36 Ellis, Jelf 147 Ellis Michael 56 Elsberry, Suzetle 88, 89, 147, 104 Errrry, Dean 36 Entry, Lee 147 Enberg, Jodi 104, 44, 47 Freed, Tracy 107 Frenc Freun Freun Frrck, Frrele h, Duane 47 d, Florence d, William 56, 103 Lisa 5, 37 , David Frrele, Doug 47 Friess, Teresa 148 Frrnk, Kathy 148 Frost, Jackr 104, 105, 37 Frost, Merry 56 Eurrer, Melinda 14, 148, 163 Fyre, Denise 56 Fvre, Earle 47 Green, Dale 74 Green, Mike 47 Green, Tina 107, 106, 37, 84, 85 Greve, Randy 37 Greve, Shawn 47 Grrlllths, Penny Grrllith, Rick Grinnell, David 47 Grinnell, Krrn 57 Grrnnell, Trisha 37 Groklrovvsky, David 47 Grove, Morro Grow, Wes Grund Stacey 47, 82 Guerra Christina 107, 106 Engelmann, Cris 107, 36 Engelrnann, Kennan 79, 78 31, 47 Englrsh, Joel 36 Gulsvrg, Denise 57 Gunderson, Heidi 14, 162, 149, 104 Gunro, Cathy 47 1ndex7195 Hrnrsnronn Clrne 48, 52, 77 104 106, Kolonourn, Desiree 38 Gunn, Kr1sl1 149, 162 Gutnerrez Darlene 57 Hoos, Duone 57 Hodoller, J1nt 47,89 Hodheld, Jonne 37 Hodlord, Chor 47 Hole, Tr1no 14, 24, 25, 86, 87, 104, 149 1,59 Hollgrrnrson, Kr1s 47 Holverson, Borb 107, 106, 26, 37 Holvorson, Mornso 99, 101, 100, 149 Holvorson, Shoron 108, 149 Honroker, Er1c 37 Honroker, M1cl1e-le 107, 106, 47 Hornoker Robert 149 Horner, Jono 107, 106, 47 Honrtlton, Shown 57 Hcnrrrrrock, Rondy 149 Hrrndlos, Brrrboro 57 Hondlos, Koryn 45, 47 Honl Chrns 47 Honnon, C1ndy 47 Honsen, Colleen 57 Hrrnsen, Don 57 Hrxnsen, Dovtd 74 Honsen, Ernn 104, 108 105 36, 37 Honsen, Kuthy 57, 100 Hanson, Ann 189, 32, 52, 47, Q8 Honson, Feother 57 Honson, Ruchord 149 Henson Wend1 107, 106, 47, 88 Horden, Kere1 107, 106,37 Hordtng, Glenn Hordrnon R1,1ss57 l'lC1rlC1n, Jell 57 Horlon, Morrk Horoer Ed 57 Horner Scot 48 Horngorr, Kothleen 107 57 Horrrgon, Moureen 104, 48 Horrrngton Srrncly 62, 150 Horstcrcl DE-vtn 57 Hortrress Terry Hrrrvoy Shoron 37 Hr11,1ensie1r' Curl 108, 30, 57, 107 31 Honenslern Cheryl 108, 105, 37 104 '07 Howes, Seon 48 Hovvley, L11 48 Hovvorth, Ellzubeth 24 Hovvley, Mono 24, 37 Hoyes, Dovtd Hayes, Gerry 150 Hoyes, M1ke 48 Hoyrnon, Gorl 48 Hozen,M1cky 104, 108 37 Heorron, Down 150 Heorron, Trocv 57 Hebert, Pot 30, 31, 57 Hebert, Victor 48 Hedqcloth Sleve 57 Heltrnon, Judy 108, 37 Hertmon, Lee 57 Hertzrno, Donno 57 Heller, Corne 104,57 Heller, Don 107, 106, 150 Heller, Wovne 57, 99 Henrrrnngsen, Kelli 48 Henderson, Chuck 48 Henderson, Rosemory Henderson, Terry Hendow, John 108 Hendr1x,June 150 Hendrnx, Llso 107, 106, 48 Henley, Arrtlyer 57 Henry, Drrno 48 Henry, J11r1 Henry, Shown 18, 57, 82 Henshow Bruce 150 Hensley, Torn 37 Heober, Donn 18, 57 Herrnes Jenn1ler 37, 62 Herzog, Jonyce 100, 104, 57, 101 Hessler, Seon 48, 81 H1Ck1non, Llso 150 Hlcks, Colleen 104, 57, 76 H1cks, Debbie 104, 21, 23, 150 H1cks, Koe 104, 108, 105, 150 Htcks Koren 48 H1cks, Rob 104, 48, 74 H1ll, Jesse 100, 101 Hrll, Ken 18, 80 H111 Kenton Hrll1s, Cori 48 Hlllis, Melrsso 57 H1116 1vtGr11y11 48 Hrnsovv Er1k 104,57 H11e,Troy 31, 150 Hoelzle, Melon1e 28, 44, 48, 192, 85 Hoelzle,Pr1n114,32,76,98,107 106, 143, 145, 150, 162 Hogorty, Mory 26, 48 Holley VV1ll1orY1 57 Hgllrngvvorth, Mel1SSL1 Holstrorn, Korni 107,20 37 Hooks Kelly l'lOOkS, 1C1vyny 57 Hoover, Drone 119, 102 Hornbeck Chrrs 171, 79, 78, 18 Horner Don Hornung, Shen 108, 37 Hoser, Jul1o 57 1-lourre, Krrs 37 House, Gory 48 Hout7 K1m 150 Houtl, Guylene 37, 103 Hovlond, Bret! 48 Howard, Tereso 104, 44, 48, 85 Hovvlond, Becky 104, 108, 105, 48 Hulzbord, Chrrrles 48 Hudson, Lrso Hullnron, Joe 57 Hughes, Amy 48 Hughes, Kelly 108 Huohes, Kevrn Hurt Gfnl Jockson, Jennuler 150 Jockson VV1ll1o1n 48 Jocobson,Cev1n 150 Knrq, Re nee 38, 103 K1nZlf3,lO1nnny K1rkbr1de, Jefl Jocobson, Lynn 20, 22, 48 Jocobson, Russ 58 Jornes, Dovrd 37 Krssell Greg 79, 48, 98 KlesrCk,1y 119, 31, 38 Klonrp, Herke 48, 86, 87 Jonres, Joel 108 Jornes, Vuckl 150 Jonko Eric 150 Jornron, Roberl Joros1k, K1n137, 103 Joroslk, Muchelle 58, 99, 103, 104 Jelv1C Crystfxl 58 Jensen, Down 151 Jensen, Jenn1ler 24, 37 Jevvett, L17 Johns Mrckr Johnsen Donn 21, 37 Kluck, C oreen 48 Klorrroer, Wrllem 21,38 Kluwer. Nrko 107, 106,82 Knooe, Tereso 58 Knouber, lhereso 84, 85, 86, 142, 151 Knouber, Trrn 18, 58 Knollrneyer, Gerry Knutsen, Dorren 151 Knulsen, L1nd0 58 Knutson, Condoce 38 Knutson, Rob1n 38 Kohlvves, Korrnen 48 Kootstrcr Clorrce Johnsen Sherry 28, 58 Johnson, Bnon Johnson, Cherre 37 Johnson, Colleen 37 Johnson, Jonine 108, 107, 58 Johnson, John 128, 129, 48 JOhnSOn, Kellh Johnson, Lynette 48 Johnson, Roulo '07 58 Johnson, Som 108 Johnson, Suson Johnson Tlwereso 104,37 Johnson VV1ll1L11n 37 Johnslon, Kelly 10115-y,V1rQ1l 37 Jones, Porn 58 Korlekc1c1s,Ke11y 108, 105, 28, 38, 104 Kosch, Gene Kosred, Mork 104, 18, 62, 101 151,100 Kostecl, Steve 104, 48 Kotrbo, Don 151 Krorner, Sherry 58, 100 Kronson Turn Kreut7 Mork 58 Krtelrn, Corol 151 Krrehn, Pqrty 58 Krogrnonn, He1d1 58, 59 Kroqrnonn, John 107, 106, 101, 151, 100 Kroll, 1r1C1Q 38 Kuhlrnbn, Ron 58 Hunt R1Chr1rd Hunter, Drnrrh 37 Hunter, Put 150 Hufche rson, Alrso 29, 57 Hughes, Chorles 06 Hutcherson, Knn 107, 1 , 37 Hutchrns, Ted 58 Hutchrnson Ross 37 Hvvonooo Jeonglro 150 1kedo,Yokor. 107 106,58 lnrel Mlke 200 lrnlelcl Denrse lnrleld George 58, 102 lrelon, John lrelorr, Louro 37 lrelc1n,L1sol5,17,86,87,14,150, 163 lrons, Krrgor lsernon, Jon 48, 72 lsonr, Mory 48 lloh, K unnko 107, 106, 150 Jones, Rob 48 Jones, Turn 48 Jonsson, Eddo 108, 107, 106 Jonsson, Reynrr 37 Jonsson, R1ck 48 l0rdOn,Cl1n1 142 143 151, 79, 104, 162 Joss, Chrts 108, 151, 98 loholg, Jrll 48 Junell, Deon luozooottrs, Dovld 151 Juozooorhs, Mrke 58 Kone, Mork 108, 58 Koolon, Shonnon 100, 38, 63, 101 Koros, Robert 58 Koros, Totnoro 58 Koul7, Dtono 29, 48 Koyser, Kenh Keons, Froncrs 58 Keck, Brod Keck, Stocev 108,38 Keenan, Steohen 151 Kelley, l3r1on 48, 82, 83, 102, 119 Kelly, Angelo 38 Kelly, Dgrrrn 151, 164 Kelsey, Jeonnre 58 Kenrboll, Veron1CC1 Kennedy. Drew 48 Kennnson, 8eCky 107, 106, 48 Kessler, Corn 48 KeSsler,1N1ll1orn 151 Keslle, Don 31,151 Kevul Chr1s 48, 82, 83 K1erteke1, Don 14, 15 K1eneker, Delores Kleneker, Morro 48 Kilgore, Suson 58 K1-rdrg, Dono 48 K1no, Brron 151 K1ng, Don 38 Krng, Rondy 11, 30, 58, 74 Kul1S Donnetto 152 Kon-'ner Scott 18, 58 Kuno, Scott 80 L'H1roncle1Ie, Vrnce 108, 58 Lo Perle, Denuse 104, 108, 105,38 Lorrtor, 1.011016 Lonnbourn Deon 21, 48 Lornbour n Dyonno 26, 38, 8.5 Lorney, Dove 18, 54, 58. 72 Lorney Doug 32, 48 Leeonne 100, 103, 152, 119 Longrnos, Mork Lorconx, Chr1s 107, 106, 38, 101, lq1r1s, Annette 152, 165 l.OnClry 100 LORoChe, Alon Lorsen Brod 38 Lorsen Corl 58 Lorsen Mrchelle 38 Lorsen, Suson 48 LC1rSOn, M1ke 38 Lcrsswell, Gernrnr 38 Lovell, Suson 77 Lovell, Thereso 28, 29 lovvler, Terr' 58 Lawless, Beth 58 Lowson, Les 26, 58 Leory Je-117, 18, 72, 152, 185, 70, 163 Leder, Crotg Ledlord, Dowd 108, 58 Ledlord, Morgoret 48 Lelebvre. Monty 38 Leflrnovvell, Kelth 58 Lehmon, Lresel Le1gh, Lynne? 38 Lergh, Steve Lernntert, Erleen 26, 152 Lernon, Julle Lenzoto, 10111 Leonnrd, Bill 79, 107, 2, 21 48 Leonrrrd, Hovvord 58 Leuze Holly 107, 106,21 23, 152 l.eVono1e, Chns 44, 48 1967lnClex Lorrndgbury, Cherie Morgenstern, Dan 49 ol Lewrs, Plirl L52 Lewis, Lrrn L4 L5, L.52 Lewis, Tracy L52 Lrebscher, Andv 38 Lrerr, Cleve 2L, 38 l.rlly, Perer 38 Lrlly Lracv 200, 57, .58 Lrnderman Curlrs 8, 58, LOL L00 Lrndslev, Kalhy Lindslrand Craig 38 Lrrrdsrrand Les 48 Lindslrand. Rick 58 Lillle, Trrn 98 Lloyd Calrlno 58 Lloyd Werrdre 48 Lcrhrnrarw, Greg 38 Londo, Mrke L52 Lono, Do-1 58 Lang lell 38 Loncj, Kallry 29, 49, 77 Loncganecker, Guy 58 Loriaslreel Wes 49 Loornrs, Lenora L02 Lori, Darin 38 Lowe Doug 38, 75 Lowell Eden 38 Lozeau, Joe 58 Lucas, Tawny 28, 58 Lucas Wrllrflll' 48, 49 Luckovrch Par 58, L92 Lukasunrs Lisa 28, 58 Lumokrn Nalalre 49 Lurnsden lennrler L07, L06, 49, L04 Lung, Errc Lykrns, Dron Lyle, Larr 38. 85 Lynch, Andy L08 Lynch, lell 49 Marlin Leo 49 Marlin, Marlha 49 Marlrn, Richard 49 Marlin, Russ 38 Marlin Wcrvrre 58, 98 Marx, Becky L52 Masonholder, Teresa 2.5, 58 Massre Cheryl 29, 38 Massonr, John 49 Malhenv, lodee L06, 34, 38, 39 Matlock, Jerry 2L, 49 Molson, Lrrsh 58 Mallern Andy 49, L02 Monson, Jerry Mallson, Tom 98 Maurer, Parnee L52 May Anrhony 38 Mav, MarCello 58 Mover, Kellv McKeague, Conslance 38 McAlorn, lerrnrler 32, 33 49 McAlorn, Marie .58 McArll'rur, Lincla 49 McBee Michelle L04, L08, 49, 77 McBrrde Mrke 58 McBride, Scorr 3L, L52 McCann, lerry Mccgrlhy Kelly 29, 38 McCloskey Mrke L00, L5L L53 McCollunr Mrke 38 McCollurn, Rich 59 MgCrrllrs Kevin 2L, 50 49 McDowell THVV38 L02 Mcfnully lalre 38 Mcliadderr, David L04, 30, 49 McFadden lrrrrrrry 2L, 38 McKay Alex L8, 59 McKeaaue David L53 Mcliecrgue, John 49 L65 Lyskr, Lori 58 MacDouQolL Bob 2L 38, 39 Machad O Danny LL9, 49 Mcrchorn, Allen 38, L02 Macharrr, Mrke 49 McrcPhe rSOm,Lrr1clSOv 2L 23 76 L52 McKee Gary 49 Kclienxre David ,McKrn na, Mrke L53 MCLaughlrr r Dee38 McLorrghlrn, Brian McMahon McMahon. McMahOH McNrnr D McWlrrrre' Meacham Mecrrliani. lelL 49 Maraarel 26, 49 84 85 Rick eena L00 59, LOL, L03 Kerrrr 49 Brenl 59 Lrsa LL9, 38 Miller, Maury .59 Miller, Michael L53 Miller Stall Mrller Tarnrvre 49, 88 Mrnnernun, Darrrel 59 Mrnnernarr, Trrn 39 Mrrirlrg, Barbara L04, 49 Mrlclrell, Elr7C!lJE'lli Mrlchell, Lonrrnre 2L, 39 Moa, Sieve 39 Moblvs, Slacv 39, L02 Maberg, Connie 59 Moehlman, Mark 59 Maehlrncrn, Michelle L53 Molrlor, Lisa 3, 59 Monlux, Denise 49 Moody, Donna L08 49 Moore, Dani Moore Douglas 59 Moore Francr L07, 49 Moore, Wcrrrerr Morales, Oaylo l08, 49 Morehead, Krm 59 Morgan, Maryrcse 39 Morqenslern Mark L53 Morris Drone Morrison, lack Morrison, Lane Morrow Chrrslrqm 2L, 49 Morrow Gina .59 Moser, Ursula 59 MOSLULOVLHCISSULD, lvlohamnracl 44, 49, 82 L78 Mostalav-nassaln Becky 39 Mosreller, Faber? 79 L35 Moll Cheryl 62 49 Morr Don Mullerw Lawerance 39 Mullen, Tina 39 Mrrllrgon, loe 2L, 39, 75 Mulligan Sue L02 Mulneaux Lynn Mumni, Anlhofiy L00, L53 Murohv Holly Musoll Merrick LOO, 49, 62, LO! Malhler, Mrke 59 Muz7uco, Roxanne 49 Myers Curlrs L00 L53, LOL Myers Donna ryrye-S Prnrrro 6, LA, L53, LQ3. L04 63, Macy, Carole L52 Maddox, Vicki l08, 38 Mader Paula L52 Maeshrn1a,Mro L06, 20, 22, L52 L07 Magnum, Shelly Magnelt, Frank 38 Mghla Karen Mahlrn, Ponrra 28, 58, 77 Mohler, Brrorr 38 Maier Tarn 49, 98 Makernson, Peggy L08. 26, 88 89 Malc1ska,Mrke 58, 98 Malyslrell Greg 38 Malyslrell, Toll L06, L8, L52 L07 Man'r7uka, Harry L8, 58 Mann, Kelly 38 Marrrrrng, Ronnie Marlnul, Tracy 58 Marchr, Rilo 86, 87, L52 Marrng, Sieve 38 Marks, Mrke 38 Mnrole, Michelle L00, 58, L0l Marshall, Leressa Marshburrr Clruck 38 Martens Dawn 49 Martin Danny L07, l06, 49,80 Marlrn David 79, 6, L8, L9, 58 Marlin, Ed 38 Marlin, Holly L05, L06, 20, 22, 38 Marlin Lohn Mead Jell L07 2L, 38 Mead Sharon L4, 8L, L53 Mealov, Jermrler L08, 39, 85 Mee Boll L04, .59 Meehan Lell L04 L75 L8 L53 Meehan Slove 49, 74 Merkle, Michelle 49 Mell 74 lvlerkle Nlrclielle 49 Mell Lorr L53 L63 Mellon, lrrn Mendoza Tessie 59 Me-'rck Roberl 49 Merrck, Wrllre 59 Merkle, lCrnr8S 59 Merrrrnan Laura 28, 39 Merriman Todd 30 3L 59 Meslerron Errk L53 Meyer, Francine LO7, 49 Michal, L-lolly 39 Michel, larnre .54 59 Middleton, Sieve 49 Mrdkrll, lim L53 Mrl-er Dana Miller Debbie 59 Nlrller Ken Miller, Kimberly 20, 22, 59 Miller Mark 59 Mrller, Louis L53 ryrrrrer, ryrmrrrrr .59 L43 L49 62 Myers Qaclwelle 49 Myers Ladd 49 Nagel, Chris L54 Naael David L04 LO8, 49 Nfrael Nalrak VVrllrarrr 39 u, lrrrr L54 Naone, Sieve 59 Nearhool lrrrrres Nell Paul Nerrnarr, loe 59 Nelson, lackre 39 Nelson Rolyerl 49 Nelson Larnava Neurnarkel Angela L04, 59 Nevvson, Kevin 49 Newro Nevvla Nguye n, Elaine 32, 33, L54 n Prchard 39 rr, Trrrrh 59 Nice, Kon 39 Nichols, lennrler' l.54 Nrchols Nalalre 39 Nrchols Sieve L54 Nrckerson, Belh 99, L54 Nickerson, Sieve 59 Nrckolson Russ L54 Nicol Cara L07, 49 Nreaernann Bill L54 Nixon, Ger-re Nrxorr John Nrxclrr Scorr 49 Noklelby, Terry 59 Nolan, Kim LO7, 49 Naasorr lefl L54 Norman Chris L4 L5, L8, l.5L, L63 Norman, Rick 2L, 39, 75 Novack, Nancy Nowck Davrcl G9 Novrck Mrke Nulrnh, Jackie L08, 26, L54 Nunnally, Lisa 59 Nunnally, IyrrrrLyrrn O'8'ren Dan 39 O'Connell Sean 59 Ouloole P11139 Obee, Dcryrcl 59 Oberernlml Andrew 59 Oberernhl Trisha 59 Oberg lennrler 59 Ollner Kenl 39 Ollner Kurl L00 L5L L54 Ogle Don 39 Ohlson, Ken Ohlson Lourrgmr Oliver Vrcla .59 Olrar lohfl 74 orrrrrger lrrr L04 L02 Olsen Dearrne L00, LOL, 200 Olsen, Narrrrrrn L54 Olson Brel' L54 Olslad lanrrrry 39 Olslad 'lrm L43, L54 Oael, Randy L54 Oonz, Jodi 39,85 Orgurr, Drrn L8 59 Orrurr Gary 39 43 Orlaada lay L54 OrlarxClO, lolrrw L75, L8, 59 Orlando Parry 59 Orfega Mrk? L04 Osborn, Brian 39 Osborne. Sean Oghrnra, Sharon 39 OSLOLCIIU laha L04, L75, L42 L54 Oslolcrla Anne 28, 29. 59, 77 Olvaway l'le-alher .50 Owens, lnhrr Pace. Dena L07 Pocken, ElC1rr1a 50 Packers Melissa 39 Paclaerr Lell 59 Page, Alan L08, 50 Parnler, Cheryl L6, 86, 87, 26, 98, L45, L54 LOL L57 200, L00, L05, L06, 27 L4 Palko, Sieve .50 Palrner, Geoll 3 Pardo, Paula .59 Prrrdo, rrrrrr 99, LOO, 162, L54 Parrsol, Bob L08, 59, 82 Parker, Debbie 39 Parker Kevin L04, L55 Parker Sandr l07, L55 Parker, loin 39, 98 parks, Pass 39 75 Parks Mrke Parry Shelly L55 lndex7L97 Porsons Golon 108, 59 Patterson, Joy 6, 62. 155 Patton, Ruchord 108, 59 Paulson Joon 59 Poxton, Down Peorsoll, Chr1s 155 Pearson, Kent 30, 44, 50 Peorgon, Kurt 108, 21, 39 Peck, Steve 50 Pederson, Petter 50 Rlchord 39 89 Pnderson Shern 155 Pehrsson Koran 107, 106, 39 Pehrsson, Robert 155 Pederson Pennrngton, Denrse P9rr1QO Carrol Perr1gO,1UC1v 39 Perron J1n1 50, 98 Perron S1dnev 59 Perry Mehggg 59 Perry Robrn 155 Peterson, Corl 108, 21, 39 Peterson, Kri5t1e 105, 106, 34 Pernn Dons 50 Petrnw Pete 119, 102 Petroslre, Suz1e 155 P1e1ler, Shelly 108, 39 Phe1l, Sue 59 Ph1li1DS.Trftv1S 39 P1osek1, 11so 25, 59. 86, 87 P1ose141, Chns 39 Prclcett, Deon 39 Prrl-cett, Mn1't1n Perce, Steve 39 Pnsoonen, louro 59 Pnsoonen Robert 107 39 P1ntler, lance 155 P1ttn1on, Charles 39 Plumb, M1che1le 39 PO11enr0th GG1139 Pomdexter, 81endo 163, 155 Porrer, Jefl Po1r1er, Renee 155 Po1t1os, 1156 39 Pollev, More 50 74 Pollock, Corey 50 Pollock, Mork 155 POr1E?r, Darren 18, 21, 59 Porter, Fred 108, 59 Porter, John 100 Porter, Nrck Porter She1lo 39, 100 Porter, Tv 50 Post, Keyln 108, 155 Potter, Chns 50 Potter, De1dre 40 Porter, John 155 Power, Joann Powers, liso 59 Powers, Rlchord 40 Powers, Ruth 155 Pr1cer, Jenni1er 156 Prtngle, Pnngle Prnwgle Jftnrne 26, 27, 34, 40 John 104, 59, 82 Ken 40 Pruss, Volerie 50 Pulcroher, lesl1e 40 Polsroher, Steve 59 Pyron, Dov1d 21, 40, 81 ,39, 119 1 O2 Rornes, Roy 50 Rzxmev Treno Rrtnnrez P0111 119 Rom1reZ,T1nr1 156 Randall Roe 156, 200 Randolph, Trno 40 Rong, Vol 21, 22, 23, 54, 60 Rosmussen, Dovid 40 Rnsmussen, Lrsa 60 Rosnwussen, Roh 18 156, 162 14, 72 Rnvhke, Mon 60 l2c1th1re,tvl1ke 40 Rawson, Gorv 156 Royner, 1V1ort1n 50, 82, 83 Rovner, Mrlre 40 Reornes, lyle 156 Rednck, Donno 24, 60 Redwood M1CheIl60 Reed, VV1ll 21, 50 Reeve, Jerry 50 Reeves, Chondro 107, 50 Reeves, 1.156 Reeves Roxanne 108,40 Regeczr l-lnzel 50 Re1d, Korn Re1d,T1oCv 40 Rernertsen Br1on 30, 31, 60 Rernertsen, Torn1 40 Re1nertson Dono 60 Rentlrovv Charlene 60, 87 Reschke, Ron 156 Rex 8r1or1 60 Rhoden, Grno 50 Rrchords, Randv Rrchclrdson, Johonno 105,28 40, 108, 104 R1qhr11d5on,M11ce 40, 63, 101 100 R1c11ordson, Robert 60 R1cl1nrdson, Sean 40 R1chc1rdson, Susan 40 Rlclcabv, M11re 40 R1gdon, Ko1so 60 Rtgelnton, 1951 26, 60 - Rmgstctd, Enc 40 Rrlchev. Todd 50, 82 R1tenou1, Bred 21, 40 Roberts, D1one 60 Roberts, Kerry Ro131nson, Dorrell 40, 80 Roornson, Wendv Rodr1gue7 Chns 156 Roe, lrso 32, 60 Roen, Kev1n 156 Roesler Chns 44, 50, 74 75 Roesler, Julre 86, 87, 156 Roessler, Krls 40 Roetosoender Chod 21, 40, 81 Rohlvves, Korrnen 108 Rohweder, Kov 60 Rollond, Mono 40 Rorno, Jill 29, 44, 50 Rooney, John Romer, Scott 107, 106, 156 Rorre, Joneen Rome, Shlrlene Roselaroolc Mrke 21, 40 Rosendohl, Brent 40 Ross, Michelle 62,613,101 100, 11,60 Rostod Rune 107 108, 156 Rounds, Darryl 140, 81 Rounds, Rondv 60,89 Royol, Rob1n 50 Rucker, M114e 50, 72 RuC1ce1, VV1ll1orn 14, 82, 98, 189, 156, Russell, Judv 104,60 Sob1ne, Jennie 156 Sooer, lorl 104, 50 Scrger, Tereso 108, 40 Sollos, Chrrstrno 156 Sornuelson, Rondv 40 Sond Corrnon 21, 50 74 Sk1nner, Brendo 60 Slonoer Brett 157 510110, Kr15 104, 105, 60 Sm1th, Brendo 50 Srrnth, V1c1or21, 40 Srr11th,Chr15 60 Snnth, Den1se Srnrth, J1111 18, 19, 157 Srnlth 1911 157 Snnnh, Je11 157 Snt1t1'1, Joe 157 Sn11tl'1, Knn 60 Sondby, Dorrin 40 Sonders, Ten Sondtnlre, SUE- 104, 108, 107, 60, 10 100 Soooulo, Beth 26, 85 Sonerthwwte, Jell 50 Savage, Brendo 50, 77 Sovoge, Conn1e 161 Scorletr, Shelly Schoefer, Steve 50 Schoub, Jell 60, 74 Schoub. Jon 21, 40, 74 Scheller, Byron 60 Scheller, Mio 60 Scheller, Robert 21, 50 SCh1mD1, 8r1Or' 40 Schlowo, Tracv 26, 50 Scl'111clce,J1l1 156, 100, 62 Schn-ecker, Dovrd 156 Schn11dt, Shonnon 50, 103 SChn11lt, JOn Schnntt, Kirn Schnerder, Chuck 18, 156 Schr1e1der Ken 102, 157 Schne1der, Kurt 157 Scholz, Jeonne Scholz Stacey 98 101, 157 100 62, 63 Schroeder, M1ke 50 Schroeder, Otto 50 Schulte, lvlehndo 40 Schulz, Sonya 50, 103 Schuster, Kelly 106, 3, 18, 60, 107 Scott, Peter 102 Se1ber, Scotl 119, 79, 102 Se1oel Greg 104,50 Selonders, Holly 50, 100 Se11, Denms 60 Se121er,VC111ndG 107,60 Senll, Jeannette 108, 103 Senlt, Gerry 108, 50 Severn, Thea 98, 157 Shobel, Tirn Sholer, Jonell 40 Sho11er, 8111 Shoner, Becky 50, 77, 102 Slnonnon, Seon 100. 60, 101, 200 Shovv, Klrn 40 Shelly, M1146 40 Shebord, Sue 157 Shern1on, Glenn 157 Sherman, Karen 104, 108, 105, 157 Sherrnon, 11ndC1 108, 50 Shields, Tereso 108, 50 Shrnners, Kothy 100, 40, 101 Short, J6ck1e 104,40 Short, Ponw 103, 157 Short Rhondo 104, 105 64 S1ddons, Davrd S1ders, M1ke 40, 74 S1gn5, Duone 60 Sugns, Korlo 40 Snnth, 1our1e 157 Srrnrh, 1156 50 , Rohm Smith, Spencer 102 S1n1th Steve 60 Sn1lt11,VV1ll1f1r11 18 Smith Smoodv, Steve 40 Srnulhn, Cherri 107,40 Snoddv, Bruce 18, 60 Snoddv, Mona 50 Snow, Dorrell Snow, Wendy 60 SOqn,Br1Grt' 4, 15, 157, 159 Sohlherg, Heorher SoI1on1, L1nda Sorn1ner11e1d, Shor1 28, 29, 76, 50 Sonne, Borry 51, 82, 83, 102 Sorenson, Kelly 60 Sorenson, Lorne 108, 40 Sorgen, Andv 60 Soto, PGI1y 40 Southord, Lonce 51 Southord, 11nC1 Southey, Kone 51 Souzc1,Tef'v 41, 81 Soeor Kathv Soence Mory 60 Spencer, Mork Souclcler, Ron 60 Sodzer, S1Jz1e 51 Sonzer, Trrn Soooner Stacey 104, 51 Srxrogue, Greg Sorrnger, Jon 51 Sorrnoer, Kelley 51 Spnngs Chorles 158 Sorout, Rondv 60, 82 Soronrberg, Debb1e 158 St Onge, M1C11el1e 60 S1o1ger, Olof Slolev, Todd 51 82 83 Staley, Ty 60 Stolhngs, Kim 28, 41 Slolhnqs Tcrmrny 60 Stofnev. Dorrvl 158 Stooleton Allen 60, 103 Stove, Andy 107, 80, 158 Stove, Ehsobeth 108, 28, 41 Steeole. De Vonne 41 Steeves, Tee-no 60 Ste1on1n1, Don 158 Steirnon 8111 102 Stermon, 8013 102 Stenson, Joe Stenson, Kelly 51 Stenzel, Tornrnv 41 Stevens tvhke Stevedson. Kell1 51 Stevenson Trocey 41 Stewort, Ondv 60, 103 Stewort, Dense 26, 158 Stewort, Douq 51 Qwm, lemme 50 145, 162 Srlvo, Carlos Stewort, Jum 60 Rudd John 40 S11vo, Ce-C1110 Shgler, Brron 158 Rudd, Robert 50 S1rnoson, Steve St1llvveIl, Dov1d 41 Rugtvedt. Kev1n 150 Suns, Sherry 29, 50, 77 Strnordo, Andreo 60 Rummell, Glenn 40 Skegrud, Gwen 104, 176, 60 Snnmrdo, R1ck 158 Rumrnell, Carlo 88, 156 Skelton, Taro St1rl1ng, John 104, 99, 158 Roby, 1U1,e 60 Ruggell, Chorlene 156 Ske1ton,Towny 107,40 St1rl1ng, Peter 60 198!lnde-X St Jean, Danny Thorpe, Heidi 28, 5' Wakelond, Kyle 41 Winnie Joe 61 Stoblae Lynrtette 51 Thrrtrer, Terr 108, 107, 106, 61 Walker, Georgia 41 Winnie Sharon 52 Stocks, Darnela 100, 104, 51 101 Ttghe, Jerry Walker, Marte 52 Winsor, Jean 106, 29, 160, 99, 107 Stone, Cathy 29, 60 Tilley, Michael 41 Walker, Marty Winsor, Joey 52 Stone Jon 51 SO Tilley, Mtles 159 Walla, Brenda 107, 106,61 Wrnsoear, Denise 107, 106, 52 Stone, Rich 51, 80, 81 Trlson, Vicki 51 100 Walla, Jolene 104,61 Winston, Tricia 53 Stork' Mrke 60 Tilton Deanna 159 Walla, Lynnette 104, 108, 41 Winter, Kevin 108, 42, 102 Storrn, Catherine 41 Taber Kathy 61 Wallace, Elizabeth 108, 41 Winter Kristy 108, 61 Story, Danny 18, 60 Tober, Rosalvtt 41 Wallace, Jerry 52 Wiseman, Jacauelrne Stoughton Debbie 60 Toher, Valerie 51 Walsh, Robert 42 Wiskerchen, Michael 53 Strandt Ken 51 Tobler, Nicole Walt, Laura 61 Wiskerchen, Robert 61 Strandr, Rhonda Todd, Jarnes 61 Ward, Robert 52 Wrtte, Scott Stroh, Candi 41 Todd, Matt 200 Ward, Roxanne 52 Wittmeyer, Mark 42, 75, 21 Strohrn, Roger 51 Tomlinson, Jenntler 107 106 51 104 Warner, Angeltque 42, 103 Wofford, Monica 161, 98, 200 Strom Kevin 51 Tran 1-lung 51 Warren, Andy 42 Wolle, John 61 Strom Stephanie 41 Trgulggn, Gary 51 Worrert, Corea 61 Wolle, Katherine 22, 20, 44, 119, 53 5110119 Denise 261 155 Troylor Denise 107, 159, 200, 188 Warren, Dennts 107, 106, 31, 52 Wolte Kerri 61 Strucher, Steve 4' Trg-yl0t' tytrghoet 159 Warren, Randy 21, 52, 80 Wolle, Monte 43 Stfutheri COfOlvn 51, 200 Troodyyoy Aortl 47, 51 Washburn, David 42 Wolle, Samuel 161 Slruthers, Roger 60 Tremmel Brenda Washburn, Donald 160 Wolle, Thomas 104, 53 Stryker, John 18, 158 Tren-mel, Curtis 51 Washke, David 61 Wood, Kelly 16, 86, 87, 61, 103 Stuart Alex 51 Trevtno, Eltda 159 98 Watanabe, Ktrtko 107, 105, 160 Wood, Susan 53 Stuatt UrSula 41, 55 Trtrnole, Terrt 61 Waters, Craig 102 Woodward, Janet 61 Stucky, Jeil 21, 41, 75 Trasvrg, Tarnrnara 159 Waters, Sherry 52 Worrell, Cecil 61 Stuntl, Lisa 60 Trosytg Timothy 51, 102 Walter Kevin 98, 101, 155, 189, 100, Wrtqht, Btllte 61, 200 SNJDEV. John 21, 51, 74 Truwo Janice 159 104, 18, 160, 163 Wrrght, Tantr 43 suurrch, Thomas 158, 162 Trutno, Lowell tor, 106,61 Watkins JW 41 13161 Wylie, Heather tot Sublett, Aaron 158 fucken Mark 156 Watkins, Kevin WVmO,eV DOWN, 11,61 Swblett EUC OO Tudhooe, George 51 WUllf1'1S. Kim 42 Wyrnore Pamela 53 Suddarth, Blair 153, 158 Turcotte, Renee 159, 163 Watson, K'fl3V 42. 82 Sundal, Jantes 108, 158 Tumeu 101-m 41 Watson, Krista 107, 105,52 Sundal, Janet 108, 26, 51 Turner, Joseph 106 107, 61 Watson, Railt 147, 160 Sunde, Kristin 51 1-U,,,e,v yum 104' 41 Watson, Shane 42 Surtdtne, Darin 41 VVGN5, Tarnrny 52 Surlace, David 158 Weatherholt, Patrick 61 Yates, Trenton Suschena, Robin 32, 33 Weathertll, Cindy 61 Yeadon, Denise 53, 100 Sutherland, Dave 108, 41 Weotherill, Jeff 42 York, Patrick Swanlnerg Kelly 41 Weaver, Jim 52 Yost, Paul 43, 21, 80, 81 Swanget, Cortna LJntn'el, John 119, 162 Webber, 8rent 149, 160, 162 Yotty Roy 18, 161 Swangon Greg 51 Utnniel, Scott 74, 51 Weber, Jim 160 Young Brlon 53, 83, 82 Swgnggnv Mgrqr 190, 51, 85, Q00 Weber, Roger, 160 Young, Ltso 104, 108, 105, 53 Swartz, Laura 61 76 Weed, Janelle 42 Youngaurst, Lori 61 Sweeney Thontas Weed, Kathleen 108, 26, 42 Swrtr, Thor 51 Weed, Ken 52, 82 Sykes Tamr Weed, Kevin 82, 160 Sylvester, David 51 Tait, Buddy 108,61 Toton, Jell 158 Taylor, Danny 158 Taylor, Kelly 51 Tedesca, Gtgr Teeler, Jennifer 51, 62 Teeter, Mtke 41 Teeter, Becky 158 Tergen, John 158, 72 Tetgen, Mtchael 41 Thacker, Kirin 44, 49, 51, 76, 29 Thorn' Tad 61 Threle, Jell 61 Thomas, Becky 24, 143, 159, 200 Thowas, Candice 107, 41 Th0ntOS, Cltntgn 108, 4' Thomas, Janrce 159 Thomas, John 59 Thomas, Lena 108, 159 Thomas, Rachel 107, 108 Thomas, Steve 18, 61 ,41, 103 Thompson 1-lrlary 159 Thompson John Thantpson, Moira Thomason, Mary 104, 6 Thornosort Ray 41,21 Thompson Teresa 41, 103 Thornosott Torr 107, 51, Thomson, Jantes Thorburn, Holly 41 103 Voders, Cheryl 159 Vaders, Matthew 61 Van Wtnkle, Debra 51 Van Wtnkle, Trm Vanderntoort, Todd 79, 51 Vanwtnkle, Lynne 51 Vonwtnkle, Tim 41,21 Vaughn, Joseph 52 Vendttta, Moria 107, 52 Verltnde, Daniel Vtck, Terri 41 Vterthaler, Peter 61, 82 Viesca, Rene 41 Vtesco, Vincent 21, 41 Villines, Dan Visscher, Todd 104 Voigt, Lisa 107 Vogel, Margaret 105, 62, 52, 101, 107, 100 Valz, Steven 41 Van Sornol1, Natalie 104, 52 Wobnitz, Julie 41 Wadekarnper, Dano 26, 61, 200 Wadekamper, Ktrn 52, 102 Wadharns. Anne Wagner, Laura 61 Waganblast, Bill Wahl, Jackie 61 Waisanen, Donna 61,200 Watt, Rhonda Wakelond, Alan 159 Wegenast, Lort 26, 61 Wetdernan, Jody 104,52 Wetdernan, Julie 42 Wells, J antes 107, 106, 52 Wells, Rick 108, 52, 102 Wennberg, Kristin 22, 20, 52 Wenstrup, Anne 107, 105, 160 Wentz, Dale 160 West, Paul 42 Wester, Ltsa 160 Westover, Steve 104, 120, 160 Wheaton, Mitch 61 Wheele r, Barbara 61 Whtte, Chrtsttn 42 Whlte, Christopher 21, 42, 82, 107 White, Evelyn 61 White, Lois 160 White, Mike 61 White, Ttrn 42 Whtttiel d, Anthony 52 Whitney, Scott 108 Whtttlesey, Wendy 52 Widen, Scott 42, 75 Wrllranson, Cherne 61 Wrllramson, Renee 104,52 Wrllrs, Scott 30, 31, 52 Willoughby, Patricia 52 Wilmot, Mark 147, 160 Wilson, Allison 61 Wtlson, Franklin 42, 72 Wilson. John 160 Wtlson, Marc 160, 18 Wilson, Michelle 52 Wilson, Tont Wtltse, Darwin 42,21 Wing, Andy Zeka, Robert 43 Zrrnrnerntan, Krrstrn 151, 161 103 Zuantch, Gert 61, 103 Zue Lori 104, 161, 200 Zumbo, Lynda 43 ,104,107 lrtdexf199 Another Spread Bites The Dust! Ups and downs lor Annual Stat! 'it 95,7 rl 5f?kiWf'f'4 ffm., 's fQ'5f52Zi'yzv, - ,4,1if4fff:.zfr'z 'fic :i'gf?:,f24ff? Lk-' his ,mise if r,g:?5'? v' tx A-s H , QW? QOOfAnnual Stat! . . 'Ks Where's my thermos'? -Guess who said that Mr, Boggle! These glasses aren't broken-it's iust your imagination! !-low many sophomore team photos is that now, Deanne? Overalls .. !?ae's favorite pair of pants! Mike? Hes not a tlirt , . . he iust talks to all the girls! VVe'll miss Donna-she lett us .., but tor ice cream? Tracy and Anna had lun . .. look out club advisors! 252.507 Cheryl owes 52,509 Must be a record! Monica! Glad you're back! . . . Matt will do it! Beckyf Another late nite at Lori's house! A bathing beauty 7 Our own Marcie Swanson! Poor Theresa . , , we need more chemicals! Denise . . Thats what my daddy says! Roy Almon Clathier, lll. !sn't the name enough? Sean Oh, Sean. You're indescrib- able! Carolyn ... yau're in- despensible! PS,-I like your hair! D-Day, D-Day, D-Day Bob's around! !-le and D-Day lDiane!. Bob, this is a two-column picture! Working at school in the surn- mer? Must be Jennie! You need a cropper? Tina probably has one oh, those faculty pictures! Now we need some pictures of GUYS, Bill! Poor Beth, a l-lorticulture test and interruptions, Julie-f Can I do it after I say good-by? Dana will be editor next year is she ready? Yes! Does she know what she's getting into? No! Love those cowboy boots! HFOLLEEEOOO Edges! Who forgot to erase their name? Oaops, LZ, that's me! A new idea Staff, do your work before the deadline! .,. A dead- line, you ask xy 05' Q0wWifiQ G S?JlEd59O9QgfJOGNRg NOK W QMR Q fp wwf? 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