Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1986 volume:

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Sophomore Condidotes ore Jeff Simpson, Shelly Ross, Steve Sonders, Shelene Wetom, Jeff lngrum, Chris Yost, Jim Hill, Amy Wolloce, Joy Mills, Ni- chole Housske. 6. Junior Announcers ore Monico Roony ond Geoff Simmons. l4 Homecoming in gf 'f, 1 I I A f. .s l 1 I Eifwb , 'il f Q ii ff' FFT A 4 A K., M-of ec Q is T 'l J... ef. Q li ebrcltion 1985-86 Arif A 4 3 L 1511'? ' iwm fm f ,,,? . L . ,,. , lil 5' 3. ww.-.. 'k 'J k Wim Homecoming I5 A Week of Madness Five days of excitement, hoopla, and hysteria filled the Marysville Pilchuck campus during Homecoming week. At the coronation assembly, the class of '76 Homecoming Royalty were hon- ored before our own king and queen were crowned. A quarter a kiss was charged at the kissing booth during both lunches even though some students were willing to pay SIO to kiss the King or Queen. A fashion show was held at lunch by the Homecoming Royalty. The lavish at- l6 Homecoming 5 . l l tire modelled was furnished by the Lost and Found Department. Gales of laughter filled the cafeteria when the pie throwing contest took place. Whipped cream flew everywhere, including on the Court's hair and face. lt took Lea Sargent three days to get the vanilla scent out of her hair! Electricity crackled in the air at Fri- day's pep assembly. Students and facul- ty cheered and caused a ruckus, psych- ing the football players up for the game that night against Oak Harbor. Even though the home football games had to be held at Lakewood's stadium, it didn't stifle the crowd's in- toxicating enthusiasm one bit! Halftime activities were held and the class of '76 were again honored and pa- raded around the stadium, joined by MP's own royalty. The evening was topped off by the after-game dance. Everyone danced, got crazy, and had a terrific time, thus ending the Homecoming week of 85-863 f 'N. 'X Q I fx ' .. 1 1 ', - 9, J v I . . W 'A ' 5 . Y, I Q ,,x : I iw ' x ks - ,Q 55 w - vf rv , X 1 1 'J X- 4 'L' N v Q 4 Q . 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Together these officers achieved many of their ambitions for the school, because they work well together as one big family. We're a unique network of individ- uals. We worked hard and learned from our mistakes. We've had a wonderful year and we will miss the special times we have had, said our President Tammy. This yeor's ASB are Pres. Tommy Olson, V.P. An- gie Shipman, Sec. Stacey Thompson, and Treas. Reid Martinka. Jana Garner, School Board Rep. - -f -' , .ws , , .nw ,Qi Y ,le egljwzv ggi,-Vlfw... . rv - .,Q.,t 10 ' 1 .- Q, ef. S ...zz :sf Jw' ff ... u.-nw ati' Nur N.: . ,U 4 ..., lx v 's As I' X f Q i ' - - . . V 5 Y .. ..-S f, M . ,f lr at V' Q J 14 ' .lb QV . V' 'M -a Q ,, 'W Q 1- M QP t l 0 ' by if 3 2' if f Q 4 r Strength, dedication, and pride in M.P.H.S. grew even before the year started. The cheerstaff put in five weeks of practice and one week of camp in El- lensburg during the summer. After that, workouts were every Monday, Tues- day, and Thursday after school. They attended World Cheerleading Camp Counsel Camp in July at Central Washington University. There, group Superior and Excellent awards were re- ceived for cheer and leadership quali- ties. The Cheerleaders themselves held two other clinics during basketball sea- son for kids ages 3-l3 to familiarize them with cheering technics. Some of the money makers were cheer clinics and dances throughout the year, as well as a car wash at the begin- ning of the year. lt was a tremendous amount of work, but the girls all worked together as a team to make it work. There were no captains or co-cap- tains, but as Senior Michelle Roach said, l'We were all leaders. 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Jazz Band kept stu- dents entertained as they played during lunch in October. ln November, Jazz Band competed at, the Marysville-Pil- chuck Jazz Festival. Both bands worked on establishing themselves as one of the best in the state. The year kept all mem- bers busy with concerts, festivals, com- petition, and parades. The band's 30 Clubs motto was: Strive for excellence stat- ed the band director Dale Ayote. Indian Club Indian Club leaders were: President Bobbi Zackuse, Vice President Cass Basset, Secretary Marci Fryberg,,and Treasurer Carrie Fryberg, arranged many exciting programs for the group. A traditional ceremony honoring gradu- ating students, and a trip to both the Vancouver Indian Art Museum and Burke Museum in Seattle were held. The Advisors, Debora Posey and Steve Anderson, along with the mem- bers had set goals to have each and every Indian student of M.P.H.S. realize there is an organized club to participate in. x'We want more students to be in- volved and make a better club, said the Indian Club leaders. The Indian Club members pride them- selves in 'iOur unity and sense of self- importance in our inheritance, our cul- ture, and what we are. Mat Maids The Marysville-Pilchuck Mat Maids consisted of fifty enthusiastic girls, who supported the wrestling program while involving other school students and the community. The Mat Maids held a candy sale in the fall and a car wash in November which were decidedly successful as well as interesting. Mat Maids held practices every night before a match to learn cheers and dis- cuss business. The State Tournament in Ellensburg and a Cheer Camp in Bel- lingham are a few of the other activities that the Mat Maids attended. The officers were as follows: Presi- dent, Cherril Jessen, Vice President Debbie Thomas, Secretary, Marie Nor- ton, Treasurer, Tricia Velo, and Histori- an, Karla Klementsen. The advisor, Royann Almond, sum- marized the year by saying, nThe 85-86 Mat Maids were the best in the state. I Tommiettes Bright lights and modern music set the mood for the team as they get ready to perform before fifteen-hundred stu- dents at a pep assembly. The dancers snap into the music as the crowd quiets to watch the intricate routine. Even before school started the Tom- miettes were hard at work at a dance workshop held at Kentridge. The girls earned seven i'superior and four nex- celIent ribbons as a group. School came and the Tommiettes ac- cepted their new members and started the tough job of learning and Upractic- ing to make perfect new routines. Some of the songs they performed to were Gratitude, The Bird, and i'Viva La Rock, In January and February, the I7 girls performed at pep assemblies, basket- ball games, and attended a pre-state competition in Issaquah. Later in the spring they performed at state competi- tion. The goals for this year the girls felt helped them the most from beginning to end were: to promote school spirit, pride and work together as a unit. German Club Christmas seemed to arrive early this year thanks to the German Club. Mem- bers began selling advent calendars be- fore Halloween. This event proved even more profitable than in past years. An extremely large addition to the German club population seemed to make a dif- ference in the amount of sales. With their large earnings the seniors got a trip to Leavenworth. They really enioyed ex- ploring the shops and restaurants in the authentic German town. The 85-86 Ger- man club officers were: President, Stacy Wagner, Vice-President, Corey Weih- muller, Secretary, Tammy Olsen, Trea- surer, Ellen McKenzie, Seargent at Arms, Jeff Beauchamp. Int. Exchange There were 20 members in the Inter- national Exchange Club, twelve foreign students and eight American. The stu- dents came from Japan, Spain, Mexico, Geremany, Finland, France, and Viet Nam. The advisors for the club were Cora Krell and Evie Graef. This year, the Exchange Club went to the Seattle Aquarium, Pike Place Mar- ket, and The Seattle Center. They also spent a week-end during International week visiting other schools. . . . Bulletin Q,,L.ef'l - Xgoiffe A 9005 ld-d A-N9 fl- u3arlC9-fl' SIL Clow vvuy-l bleak:--FA-U .Saw--1-2-F The Exchange Club had a get-ac- quainted pot-luck party on Oct. l2. They also had a very successful skating party and Christmas Celebration. The main goal of the Exchange Club was to help the foreign students adjust to school life here. French Club French Club had a record turnout in l985-86. Club size increased by 20 members. Their advisor, Ms. Almond, expressed thanks to the sophomores for the club's expansion. I am extreme- ly pleased with the size of the group, said Ms. Almond. Members participated in a variety of activities and fund raisers. Car washes, candy sales, and bake sales were the productive money raisers of the year. Officers stressed the importance of holiday parties because they felt it brought the group closer together. At these parties they listened to music, played games, and ate crepes. A visit to an exquisite french restau- rant concluded the years' activities. The advisor sponsored this to show her ap- preciation to the club. The new officers for the year were: President, Steve Mitzel, Vice President, Darren Matthews, Secretary, Monica Jones, and Treasurer, Tami Hughes. HC rleilifw Spanish Club Spanish Club began their new year by planning Halloween and Christmas par- ties. They also planned a bake sale, raf- fled off a pinata for Christmas, and sold balloon-o-grams for Valentine's Day. ln addition to their other activities, the club attended a Spanish Festival in Seat- tle. The club, consisting of about l5O members, elected officers President, Michelle Rogers, Vice President, Kelly Cox, Secretary, Tami Rohde, and Trea- surer, Eric Egelstad. Honor Society Smarts are at it again. The Honor So- ciety had a great year. Honor students must maintain a 3.5 as a Sophomore, a 3.2 as a Junior, and a 3.0 as a Senior. Students must work diligently to acheive and maintain their grades. Other re- quirements were to attend the regularly held meetings, participate in raising money and joining in the cultural events which were held. This years officers were: President, Michele Hill, Vice President, Ken Cam- plese, Attendance Secretary, Shelly Hol- lis, and Recording Secretary, Gretchen Timm ,, YV ,1i7' IV 1 ew' lo' V . g DM! VAJQ J Pffv Q I Kb C il . rj 5 ll? 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Ban- quet, were fantastic. Club member Heidi thought the State National Conference in Spokane and the National Leadership Conference held in Washington D.C., were the big thing of the year. The Advisers, Mrs. Geri Modrell and Mrs. Mary Warren, assisted the leaders in making F,B.L.A. a great year. F.B.L.A. made it their goal to help members reach their own goals and to improve their leadership skills, to make them think about their future and be- come a more positive person, said President Brad Green. F.F.A. Pullman, Wa., University of Idaho, Puyallup State Fair, and Kansas City, Missouri were some of the places the Future Farmers of America traveled to expand their knowledge. The goals of FFA were to participate in district and state contests and to develop a stron- ger financial standing. The FFA officers were: President, Brian Damman, Vice- President, Lea Sargent, Vice-President, Walt Archer, Vice-President, Pam Schmidt, Secretary, Becky Noble, Trea- surer, Darrel Bickham, Sentinal, Roger Johnson, Advisor, Mr. Goetz. lt is bet- ter to shoot for the stars and miss, then to aim for a cow pile and hit was the motto for the club members. Students of FFA learned to apply classroom work to the actual working situation. They also learned record keeping, leadership, and working with others. D.E.C.A. Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica attended The State Leadership Con- ference in Spokane and the area com- petition in Bellingham. They also trav- eled to Lake Stevens High School where they met with other D.E.C.A. clubs and tried to figure out new way ways to im- prove D.E.C.A. The goals for D.E.C.A. this year were to get Seniors jobs located in areas of career goals, and also to learn leader- ship developement, vocational under- standing and social understanding. The officers for D.E.C.A. were: Senior President-Marc Cooper Senior President-Joie Leifer Junior President-Dan Cambell Junior President-Missy Leigy This year D.E.C.A. hosted an employ- eefemployer appreceation banquet. They also had pizza parties and went out to breakfast. At the end of the year they had a formal dinner. Vocal Art Qwfgivtc ilfwdkbfbxf J Gap. Q? E l. The members of Jazz Junction are: Front Row: Lenora Esmay, Ed Facey, Corey Johnson, Barbie Jones, Missy Estrada, Jamie Farell, Penny Mason. Second Row: Chris Hudyma, Shannon Meyer, Cheryl Lynn Tenney, Wendy Nelson, Cheri Olson, Cheri Johnson, Lance Stanfield, Scott Clark. Back Row: Jason Jonich, Melanie Vail, Michelle Milless, Tiffany DeGross, Curtiss Freeling, Randy Elvromm, Matt Vincent. 2. The members of Concert Choir are:Front Row: Sherrie Brosius, Shannon Meyer, Wendy Nelson, Cheryl Lynn Tenney, Kristine Miller. 2nd Row: Stephanie Guy, Tonia Nilne, Marla Steinke, Tina Shrader, Loma Chamberlain, Bev Rickard. Back Row: Daren Holscher, Randy Elvrom, Wendy l-lohn, Lisa McCollum, Tim Lee, l Z 3. The members of String of Pearls are: Front Row: Karrie Ford, Debbie Shoup, Jelan Peterson, Lisa Nobach, Tessy Archey, Shawn Dalan, Dana Den- nis. Second Row: Rieko Yokoto, JoAnn Bradley, Claudia Wolfe, Tina Spah, Sarah Billodeau, Jean- ette Bingamin, Lynette Mowry. Back Row: Nata- sha Reiley, Stephanie Guy, Casey Donnelan, Sta- cey l-lunter, Mystie Colfelt, Quincy Stedman Brenda McAmis. 1 4. The members of Sophomore Choir are: Front Row: Ronda Wagner, Carrie Deitz, Dana Howing- ton, Chris Galloway, Kari Seat, Shelley Brewer, Shomree Ryner. Second Row: Hope Ringstad, Ka- ren Kline, Lorissa Moss, Sharon Renecker, Tammy Dahlgren, Dayna Fussell, Ricki White, Debbie Car- sen, Back Row: Diana McLean, Kris Goff, Vanessa Stuller, Sonja Anderson, Jean Foster, Linda Berger, Kirsten Owen, Angie Jackson. ,Q , f f 9 f 'X .Q T WWF I lx This years Vocal Department repre- sented Marysville Pilchuck High School in many competitions in various cities over the state. They also entertained many organizations from around the lo- cal area. In December members of the depart- ment entertained the grade schools. They performed a Christmas musical. Choir 33 .Z . Y Q Life or Death Situation? W M ,,,, M, W ' -., -A , uv . ,,,, .. B The fall play l'Twelve Angry Jurors was about a court of jurors with varied personalities who must decide on a mur- der trial. The culprit, a nineteen year old boy, was accused of stabbing and killing his father, but he claimed that evening he was at the movies. The jurors found it difficult to decide what the verdict should be. Juror 1-13, played by Marvin Crum, strongly felt that the boy was guilty and the others believed him guilty also, ex- cept Juror -tf6, played by Craig Olsen. l-le felt that the evidence wasn't con- vincing enough and that it was unjust to send a man to die without a fair trial. One by one the jury went through ev- ery act of the murder and what the wit- nesses saw. Then, the evidence turned out to be weaker than it first seemed. This brought about arguments until Ju- ror 113, the intolerant, humorless man stood alone with his opinion. Finally, he broke under the pressure and gave in so that the jurors final decision that was taken to the judge was, not guilty . Twelve Angry Jurors was Mr. Brian Kesler's first play as a director. He was pleased by the results of the cast's hard work and dedication. 34 Fall Play Some of the scheduled dates for the play performances had to be moved back because of an early cold snap which brought lots of snowl The Players are: from left to right: 11 l 0 Wendy Nelson,113 Marv Crum, 119 Edine Maychrzak, 116 Dionne Davis, 114 Claudia Wolfe, Foreman Joe Peterson, 1tl2 Wayne Rowley, 112 Dennis Rhodes, Guard Dan Cleator, 1r5 Chris Bruscus, itll Todd Specht, 118 Craig Olsan, Knot pic- tured, 117 Sonnya Anderson? i L 5:1 if .,.. 5 2. ' Q ..s..i... lslrslr .Jls s...,.... . jss. ssiii ii f sf, ew :Q 1 S A 1 is is . Q .. X ' Q --V -sift .... cz--:ef iofy X.. . 'sc 'X ' - - 1, 1 A . .- 1 1 A, 1 if .- 5.21: . ,-.. i . , Y ' .. ' i f A . Sno-lsle Vocational Skills Center is an all school district cooperative which pro- vides an opportunity for students in grades l l and l2 to receive advanced iob training while in high school, and functions as an off campus training site. The student completes the required classes by attending the home high school for half a day and is transported to the Skills Center for three periods of vocational training. The objective ofthe Skills Center is to provide students with the skills, work habits and attitudes to be successfully employed or to enter additional training at the post high school level. The Direc- tor of the Sno-lsle Skills Center is Mr Sno-lsle Center if x f J 1 skin C J ff , .lohnl-lill. ' prOgrGrT1S Li I I J 1 l f 5 C tw 43-41 N N, Q E fi 1 FHA This years officers for F.H.A. were: President, Jeff Taylor, Vice President, Ken Miller, Secretary, Cindy Olstad, Treasurer, Jamie Treichler, Director of Money Making, Shanna Murphy, Direc- tor of Public Relations, Theresa Oberg, Director of Recognition, Karen Warner, Director of Recreation, Aaron Moss. The goals for F.F.A. were to develop initiative and prepare for the world of wages. They also stressed being in charge of your life and having a positive attitude. They travelled to Centeral Washing- ton University in Ellensburg, Washing- ton. They also went to Western Wash- ington University for Regional Day. I-liking Club Sharing the outdoors with others and teaching them to enjoy the great North- west has been the goal of the Hiking Club this year. They took one long 6-l0 mile hike in selected areas of the Northwest. They also planned to hike in the foothills, mountains and at seashores. The officers of the hiking club were: President, Mark Brandsness, Vice President, Mike Davidson Auto Club The officers of Auto Club were Presi- dent, Jim Eitelberg, Vice-President and treasurer, Terry Herr. The Auto Club meets every Tuesday night from 7-9 and they decide on what they want to do next. They had field trips to observe transmission shops, auto shops and various manufacturers to learn more about the auto industry. To earn money they worked on cus- tomers cars in the shop and at the end of the year they used the money to sponsor a road rally. They also had a club picnic and a pizza feed. 36 Fl-lAfHiking!Auto Clubs mul The members of Auto Club are: Front Row: Terry l-lerr, John Karanson, Dennis Kallikott. Back Row: Jim Eitelberg, Shaun Wassenmiller, Cory Lamb- son. Lettermen The goal of the Lettermens Club was to raise funds to improve athletic facili- The Letfermens Club hgd e eenned ties. food drive at Christmas to earn money. In the spring they went on a long fish- Their mqin purpgge Wes fo Support ing trip and a camping trip. M.P.H.S athletics. 'R Q, .5 The members of Lettermens Club are: Front Row: Emily Graef, Graeme Kennedy, Shannon Larson, Beth Miller, Kelly Westland, Heather Helm, Stacy Wagner, Dan in An. Second Row: Jay Burgland, Sean Shoup, Julie Holt, unknown, un- known, unknown, Nicki Sebert, Jeff Beauchamp. Third Row: unknown, Rod Crow, Sephan Szchenyi, Charmaine Parsons, Jeff Riley, Rob Hila, Corey Weihemuller, Kirk Sunitsch, Bill Hogens, Mike Reed, Jim Carlson, Steve Buell, Randy Cole. Fourth Row: Monica Rooney, Rose Simpson, Trina Miller, Marshal Ryan, Stacia Sleasman, Shannon Sears, Kelly Smith, Bethe Bardwell, Nicki Patrick, Matt Cones, Rob Anderson, Mike Cull, Jeff Pahukoa, Gary Riozza, Phil Stahley, Kirk Olson, Eric Halver- son, Mike Kash, Steve Sanders. 1 1 ANL VICA Q X X ,XX VICA participated in many Leader- S V ship Conferences within the state. HX, C Club meetings for VICA were held at X X:- least once a month. Discussed at the QS T meetings were fund raisers, club ideas X , and activities. Some of the fund raisers were donut sales, car washes and raffel- X ing off concert tickets. The officers for VICA were: President, Paul Rhodes, Vice President, George Sewell, Tresurer, Rick Hovik, Secretary, Shomree Ryner. The members of VICA are: Front Row: Todd Nei- sen, Pat Auiung, James Wilson, Mr. Martina, Terry Himple, Brent Wood. Second Row: Richard Reyn- olds, Scott Borsema, Frank Boseman, Chris Becker, Robert Longo, Rob Stevenson, Dave Fun- ell, Eric Hansen. Third Row: Andrea Gipson, Tara Mallone, Ricki White, Bob Beven, Ryan Rude, Paul Rhodes, Arn Southard, Adam Johnson, Jeff Ad- ams, Mike Grimes. Aerospace This years Aerospace club traveled to a Boing 747 plant at Paine Field and they went on a tour of Pacific Museum of Flight. The purpose of this club was to share their interests in aviation space. The officers of aerospace were Presi- dent: Tim Cross, Vice President: Eric Thomson, Secretary and Treasurer: Shane Frolich. Lettermen!VlCA!Aerospace 37 Clubs Practice for Improvement Instrumental Ensemble Instrumental Ensemble was a group of hardworking musicians. Once a week they would all meet together and work and practice on their music. Mark Thacker wrote and arranged all of their music himself. They went to the State Solo Ensemble Competition at Shoreline College in Se- attle, and their efforts paid off. They recieved a one from the judges, the highest mark that can be recieved. Instrumental Ensemble are: Front Row: Tamara Merrit, Julie Hassenstab, Back Row: Becky Green, Sharon Vanderpool, Lisa Ingram, Stephanie Doty, Mark Thacker, Charlene Inman. 38 Ski! Ensemble C' Ski Club Ski Club's advisor this year was Mr. House. He was very interested in getting the club together and talking about indi- vidual interests and types of skiing. A ski instructor visited them during the week before Christmas vacation. He was ex- perienced in helicopter skiing, downhill skiing, mountain climbing, and glacier skiing. Meetings were held once or twice a month, with business meetings and fund raisers of various kinds. Most of the fund raisers had to do with the weekend ski trip they took in December. Ski Club Members include: Front Row, Lisa Bag- gerly, Holly Foxley, Jenny Laughlin, Jenny Rorick, Shelly Moberg. Row 2, Mr. House, advisor, Steph- anie Knowles, Laurie Berger, Ann Robinson. Row 3, Eric Hansen, Mike Davis, Paul Tipton, Sandy Brown, Row 4, Scott Andrew, Scott Davis, Kirk Kelly, Erik Slansky, Scott Walker. Students Demonstrate Acumen SffRIf1s1' X815 ' ,f-,NYU l-ll-Q Hi-Q was open to anyone who want- ed to try out in the fall. Those who came were tested extensively. The members of the team were a few selected individ- uals. Each member along with a team- mate, specialized in two particular areas out of the twelve. Then for competition, the strongest four person team was choosen. The 1985-86 Hi-Q Team are: front row: Erin Egelkrout, Ken Camplese, John Gailey, and Ken Gray: back row: Advisor, Mr. lbea, Lisa Dean, Kel- ly McGourty, Karen Hicks and Scott Landre. Tapestry What is Tapestry? lt is a creative book of poems, artwork, and short stories by the students of M.P.H.S. With our late great Mrs. Berkbiegler retired, Mrs. Parcell a new adviser. Her work was cut out for her along with her determined editors Lenora Esmay, Chris Hudyma, and Melissa Sweet. The work was hard and not glamorous, but an ex- perience not soon forgotten. A special thanks would like to be giv- en to Mrs. Mandich and Donna Woge for their dilgent help. The i985-86 Tapestry members are Lenora Es- may, Chris Hudyma, and Melissa Sweet. Tapestryfl-li Q 39 Clubs Make Achievements Washington Teen Institute The Washington Teen Institute, which is provided with city donations, helps stop drug and alcohol abuse and tries to give alternatives to students. Advisors, Mrs. Jay and Mr. Thordar- son, and Chairperson Robyn Banks, Co- chairpersons Amy Gomes and Lea Sar- gent, have helped by putting up Hotline posters, and setting out pamphlets about drug use. A drug awareness and fundraiser pro- ject, Streetwise, was held in October. The group sold Streetwise Don't Drink and Drive tee-shirts. ln January, they went to see David Toma, an anti-drug abuse speaker. In May, WTI set up monthly movies about drug and alcohol abuse. Natural High Week was held in the spring. Speakers and workshops were given. They joined with others, for events at the Snohomish County Youth Conference. The club went to the Marysville Mid- dle School and talked with them about the dangers of chemical abuse. WTI goals were to have more people involved, be active within the communi- ty, and work together helping those in trouble. 'lEven helping one person is worth it for the whole year, says Chair- person Robyn Banks. Art Up and Coming artists displaying their talents were there to represent Marys- ville-Pilchuck's Art Club. Showing their 40 WTlfArt ' Nfvsilv? 2 C ,Ae-::d,,,w WTI members are: Front Row: John Veltchi, Greg Wright, Jeanette Bingaman, Robyn Banks, Advi- sor Ron Thordason, Row Two: Advisor Dorthey Sargent, Advisor Carolynn Jay, Amy Gomes, Me- lissa Hayes, Debbie Thomas, Jana Garner, Christi spirit for our football team they made ribbons for every game, with a comical emblem of the other team. Also MPHS Tomahawk penants were sold on cam- pus to raise money. Dahlgren, Ken Vaseyg Back Row: Tony Sowards, Lea Sargent, Cheryl Tenney, Monica Rooney, Lea Anne Tennesson, Bethe Bardwell, and Monica Ol- SSH 1 . Advisors, Mrs. Epperson and Mrs. Greff, took our young artists to visit Art Galleries in Seattle. The Creativity Fair, which was held late in the year, showed off their many talents to everyone. l'Extending art throughout the com- munity,- instead of just in class, is what we do in Art Club, says Advisor Mrs. Epperson. Art Club members are: Front Row: Andrea Gibson, Effi Pantoleon, Thuan Ho, Beth Dirks, Nichol White, Sonnya Anderson, Advisor Mrs. Karen Ep- person, Back Row: Steve Buell, Damon Orrell, Joe Benson, and Craig Olsen. SPORTS un uf, 1531 Mix!! v 1-wi ' 3? ff? PX. if 133,557 76 1 ff A X . K, x...x. .Q .SL A rg , , .m.. Q Q K Vk......,, k V ,, 9 ,f f f fb M ew f f 65' f 7 f M W f 4 , f f W f W ,zfwfhihfrw f f 4 v f 4 ' ,W KQZZQZQQ Q 4 f ,V wwf f , 4 , WW., I ., A 'W f 5675? 9274 if M f f mvmg W .lp 1 2' 05+ :J b Q. , r ,M H252 Q J 1-99 , 1122242 T5 52: 429: :nw 'V 1 I Hmm mm mms '79 51' '? '3., sw ' pn' f ...,.--1' .P ,,. . . x oufiiii E 344 9 Q- . N..-iii N... , mifgwn- ' if ! 'kr P team members are named on page 44 Q rf' ,,V , ,- . , , Fisxfi J L 5 .r 5 ,, . , gg., A-Q, M f M, ' at Q, V ' 'NL h-Q Q . ,Q .fa ,L WA w 3,-1' A isjfg., . 1-s. I , The MPHS varsity football team was coached by Chuck Solberg for the third successful year. Through the dedication of players and coaches, the team concluded the season with a record of 5- 4 overall. Wesco conference record was 3-2. Most inspirational was given to Steve Buell, Most improved was received by Ken Clark, Foot- ball scholar athlete went to Ken Gray and Bill Hod- gins. Steve Buell Crunning back? and Kirk Sunitch lquarterbackl were choosen for lst Team All- Wesco. Coach Solberg was pleased with this season's players, 'lthey were a very good football team. There were many graceful football players this season. At one time in the season there were 5 starters out with injuries, Many of the football players were named the ucrutch Patrol. Members of the l985-86 Football team are: Front row: Jim Luton, Steve Mitzel, Mike Cull, Bill Hodgins, Sean Phillips, Rob Bell. Second row: Duard King, Ken Clark, Russ Jones, Jeff Pahukoa, Marshall Leif, Darren Matthews, Dan Buell, Jeff Simons, Jim Hill. Row three: Chris Larson, Shawn Dunker, Jeff Adams, Rob Kincade, Bruce Fulford, Ken Gray, Ken Miller, Hall Butler, Matt Huakabon- e,Jeff Beauchamp. Row Four: John McDonald, Brad Noback, Jim Cochran, Tye lngrum, Robert Longo, Shigenora Kakeda, Larry Stayner, Reid Martinka, Paul Lysaker, Kirk Olsen. Row five: Ken Auld, Randy Pettis, Ron Lervold, Tom Gill, Eric Lamphere, Scott Stitch, Doug Cox, Dan Quinn, Tom Ford, Mike Boersma. Row Six: Marty Shoe- maker, John Iverson, Chris McCallum, Kirk Sun- itsch, Rob Hild, Tim Forbs, Ryan Rubert, Allen Kel- ly, Steve Buell. Managers, Tammy Forbes, Chris Jongejan, Bob Beebe. The Sophomore i985-86 Football Team Mem- bers are, Front Row: Joe Collins, Corey Gilbertson Dave Swanson, Mark Reed, Jim Hill, Mike Mers, Steve Sanders, Dennis Lavery, Second Row: Rob- ert Reed, Keith Barton, Todd VanMarter, Everett Christman, John Ueltschi, George Sewell, Todd Nielson, Kevin Satler. Row Three: James Sanders, Phil Avery, Tom Branley, Mark Wagner, Jeff Boomer, John Baker, Joe Peterson, Paul Lysaker. Row Four: Jon Stromberg, Judd Luton, Jeff Cox, Steve Wilson, Joey Curnett, Jeff lngrum, Eric Low, Bill Carle, Row Five: John Gehman, Don Orton, Shawn Larson, Travis Vanderpool, Jack Murrin, Jim Williams, Jay Mills, Travis Stier, Channing Goodman, Coaches: Scott Stokes, Mike Evans, Steve Anderson, Vern Yake. Manager, Tammy Forbes. 44 Football .4 iv f' Q in W 11,1 . ,Wim ' Y f f ' ,W f ' iW2EW21H5giRiff' 'I f , ww, 5 f H 1 V I , . A M k , 'Q l f , , , ' , 1 'VVV wg, J ' , ' A ' 12 ff A my '- , 1 ,, 3f2, ,Q K ,, ' , ' wV'tf,.m: , ' ,f . '. V, 5 ' ' L ' f 'k . ' ff 'f ' , f f ' ' . I ' ' 1 ' Kfff M A , X' L ,, A.V , If f f A Q f Kg ff f i W ,H 4 , ,4il 7 ,: 1 , , ,, : 1,,, G l.,,f. ,,,::J, , m -. Q:-,fl-W -K A A ,i N 5 i-'- gf QW f xx XX il A 7 as 1 A if N K xx CU I M' Q i 3 X 31' Atl iff fgh ' 1 '11, fi M Q i' K A '7 if JL 1 M., i A Mawr, E ,N M ff' Q fy Wy 4 , fr .f . I -V- J A , fb --ff X64 L X lf Vi Rf f W XX? -Q ,I I :' l J J Football 45 ,ll IVY? Q ii ei 3.51 sg, 95 s 46 Girls Volleyball M.P. SPIKERS Girls Varsity Volleyball Team Members are: Front - row, Shelly Ross, Betina Deitz, Julie Bonneywell, Trina Gentry and Shawna Owen. Back Row, Curtis Freeling, Coach Pickering, Leesa Stevens, Barbie Bardwell, Beth Bardwell, Nicole Petrick, Monica Rooney, and Camie l-loward, J Girls Jr. Varsity Volleyball Team Members are: Front row, Shelly Ross, Rieko Yokota, Lori Bassett, and Carrie Dietz. Back Row, Coach Molner, l-leathemrf Nicole l-lgzske, Michelle Harris and Tracie Landre.N'1XX .f The 85 season was a record setter as the team broke I5 or l6 team records in a school high 9-8 season. Injuries plagued the Tommies early in the season forcing the loss of junior Anita Torie, but a solid team effort pushed the MP spikers into a tie breaker for district playoffs, a first in MP volley- ball history. Another first for the Tommies was the selection of Monica Rooney to the all conference team. Junior Barbie Bard- well was also named to the second all conference team. Wait 'till next year is always a famil- iar saying in sports, but the volleyball team returns 5 starters all with the taste of almost being there. l'l'm excited for the 86 season al- ready, commented coach Peggy Pick- ering. Girls Swimming Places Second At WESCO The members of the girls swimming team are: Front Row: Theresa Nelson, Jana Garner, Erika Olson, Beth Castleberry, Annette Reed, Valerie Funston, Hope Ringstad, Shannon Sears, Moiya Leger, Angie Orton, Debbie Shoup. Second Row: Tonia Hagen, Meredith Bhear, Teresa Elder, Leanne Carpenter, Laura Matzdorf, Lesley Hal- vorson, Jeanette Hinchen, Lela Hardin, Sherry A Schrom, Kari Kelln, Jean Foster, Jill Kelln, Alexis Krumm. Back Row:Chris Williams, Stefanie Reis- tad, Stephanie Guy, Marla Steinke, Karrie Ford, Lisa Braegelmann, Casey Donnellan, Paige Ca- meron, Tami Hughes, Tamara Becker, Kelli Smith, Char Stevenson, Karen Paulson, Stephanie Fry- berg, Trisha Sager, Kristen Whyte. On your mark, get set, GO! The girls swimming team put in many long, hard hours of practice each and every day to succeed in this 85-86 year, and succeed they did! They had nine wins and three losses, which Coach Knowles states, is one of the best records ever at the good ole' M.P.H.S. . . The nine wins was enough to put them in district competition, which the girls won third place. After having achieved that, they finished off the season by winning second place at WESCO. MM ,mx M I k,,k 'w if -5' X J. Vii, it r g A Q V 3 ,.,., 5 '- -W, NH ' -, Z V , f - Qs J f Y I I 'L J J i V Girls Swimming 47 Tennis Toughs Out A Tough Season This year the M-P girls tennis team had an extremely tough season. With only four returning varsity players, Carolyn Haight, Greta Bernhordt, Char- maine Parsons, and Heather Roberts. The majority of the team was new soph- omores. This years coach, Randy Davis, who teaches at the Junior High, had his work cut out for himself, 'lWe will have more experience to work with next 48 Girls Tennis year, when most of the i985 season's sophomores and juniors will return. The awards banquet was held at Flakey Jakes where the following awards were given out: Hardest worker, Charlene Buettner, Most Improved, Keri Weber, Most Inspirational, Marnie Hillman, and Team Captain, Carolyn Haight. Next years team captain will be Charmaine Parsons. The girls tennis team members are: Bottom row, Catherine Rae, Beret Larsen, Chong-Hui An, Salli Fortunato, Cathy Anderson, Jennifer Thompson, Keri Weber, Joelle Baldwin, Greta Bernhordt, and Charlene Buettner. Back row: Coach Davis, The- resa Darling, Heather Enselman, Rhesa Matthews, Cathy Alynick, Sandra Brown, Marnie Hillman, Carolyn Haight, Robyn Waters, Heather Roberts, Julie Hassenstab, and Charmaine Parsons. Soccer Improves The girls varsity soccer team com- peted hard in every game and were close to winning many games, but did't quite make it over the top and put it away, stated Coach Zell. The I6 member team practiced every day from 3 to 5 p.m. This gave them a league record of 2 wins, 5 loses, and I tie. Their overall record was 3 wins, IO loses, and 3 ties. Trina Miller, who played midfield, was one of the team leaders along with Erin Vanderkooi, the sweeper, who received the Most Valuable Player Award. Other awards were giventto Heather Helm, the Most Improved and Nikki Seibert, the Most Inspirational. -was The l985-86 girls junior varsity soccer team, which consisted of I7 hard-work- ing team members, was encouraged and led by Ms. Epperson and manag- ers-Cathy Coffman and Lynn Camp- bell. Turnouts were daily from 3 p.m. to 5p.m., which produced a record of 4 wins, 8 loses, and 2 ties. Team leaders were Heather Hill, half back, Kathy Pierce, the goal keeper, who won the Most Valuable Player award, and Heidi Sadler, halfback, who was the Most Improved Player. Ms. Epperson added, We started off slow, but really improved as the season progressed. l, The members of the girls junior varsity soccer team are: Front Row: Kathy Pierce and Micha Pierce. Middle Row: Jackie Holland, Paige Closner, Heidi Sadler, Heather Hill, Jenny Willborg, Mer- edith Corley. Back Row: Ms. Epperson, Maria Par- tida, Kathy Coffman, Lynn Campbell, Malissa Thornson. Junior High members are: Julie Solberg, Stephanie Santeford, Stephanie Gutierrez, and Torri Walter. 2. The members of the girls varsity soccer team are: Front Row: Monica Steiner, Nikki Seibert, Chris Simmons, Erin Vanderkooi. Middle Rovif:'Trini Miller, Emily Gfaef, Heather Helm, Daynalvonic, Holly Foxley, Toni Weitenhagen. Back Row: Ken Hillman, Brent Aune, Gary Riozzi, Beth Miller, Sta- cey Wagner, Rose Simpson, and Mr. Zell. Girls Soccer 49 Pilchuck Pushes .--.1-W. V N-ww f V .. u . yn,-.W w - H-.V V .mf.ww:.mf.mm','. ' The members of the Cross Country team are: Front Row: Eric lversen, Craig lversen, Kristi Berger, Beck Noble, Stacia Sleasman, Sue Wes- tover, Sheryl Ware. Second Row: Travis Richards, Jay Westlund, John Holtzclaw, Tracy Brown, Julie Holt, Kevin Eubanks, Graeme Kennedy, Shirley Hofmann, Randy Belles, Linda Berger, Ryan Smith. Third Row: Kevin Allen, Sean Shoup, Mike Rob- erts, Tom Spader, Mike Buckner, Jay Berglund, Troy Taylor, Roy Gray. Fourth Row: Matt Ballard, Greg Chiara Valle, Jeff Neilson, Mark Brower, Marshall Ryan, Shannon Larson, Heidi Nelson, Su- sie LaPalm, Chris Miller. Back Row: Brian Johnson, Peter Sawyer, Dan Perkins, Dave Ashmore, Mitch The Junior Varsity spent the past year striving for a l5 win 2 loss season while the girls won l3, lost 4, and the boys' varsity won I4 and lost 3. All together the team ran 350 or more miles during the season. They attended several invitational meets including Ed- monds, Shoreline, Lakewood, and Ft. Casey. Over Christmas break Tony Sowards, Ryan Smith, Jay Berglund, and Graeme Kennedy went to China for an invitational meet. Rorick, Mike Elkins, Chris Newman, Stephen Sze- chenyi, Matt Bartholamen, Garrett Bradford, and Tony Sowards, 50 Cross Country Shannon Larson and Tony Sowards were the i985 Girls and Boys captains and the second half of the year Shirley Hofmann and Stephen Szechenyi were the captains. Throughout the season, Diana Johnson and Mike Buckner were the most improved. Meanwhile, Tony Sowards and Tanya Irvin were there pushing the team to victory, which won them the Most Inspirational award. S . i fis- K if F F For FinishLir1e J5fS1ii:'5il'fQ7f I 'ANS Ik f If i Hin . x. S-K .51 Q v-mfgyfl A Cross Country 51 ' fic . -:Sf ' 1 U fag r wav The Lady Tomahawk basketball team showed great enthusiasm, and was never afraid ofa challenge. Exciting team effort was an accurate example of the drive and determination ex- pressed by each team member. Coach Solberg has coached girls bas- ketball forthe past two years. The team members described him as a man who always has to have the last word. and his stories about the l'OIden days were uplifting, and helped to strive for team- work. The J.V. team displayed a certain piz- zaz all their own. Their skills were quickly put into effect, and used successfully. These girls gave a new meaning to the word team. l. The members of the Varsity team are: Front row: Nikki Petrick, Trina Millet, Barb Bardwell, Monica Steiner, Julie Bonneywell, Holly Foxley, Back row: Erin Vanderkooi, Bethe Bardwell, Chris Simmons, Monica Rooney, Camie Howard, Coach Solberg. 2. The members of the J.V. team are: Reach For Front row: Monica Steiner, Jenny Gross, Correne Ross, Sonja Anderson, Middle row: Brenda Dar- gitz, Holly Foxley, Heidi Sadler, Melody Tsoodle, Julie Bonneywell. Back row: Jenny Laughlin, Mi- chelle Harris, Camie Howard, Chris Hill, Malissa Thorson, Kirsten Goetz. The Highest Goal if 'km M .. i i ' ,, . ....,, .ik When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going Determination is the word most fans uttered to describe the i985-86 boys basketball teams. Like Sylvester Stal- lone they kept us on our toes, displayed extreme determination and kept with it from the beginning to the end. The varsity gang exhibited the team spirit, and even got the crowd involved. When pulling for a win, as they often did, their teamwork showed. The l985- 86 varsity team showed us all how tough they were. The junior varsity team spent time, ef- fort, energy, and thought on every game. Coach Stokes state, l'There were times they should have given up, but 54 Boys Basketball The members of the l985 varsity boys basket- ball team are: Front Row: John Gailey, Sean Phillips, Rob Bell, Jim Carlson, Kirk Sunitsch, Jeff Riley, Adam Borseth, Mark Elshaw, Back Row: Coach Stokes, Coach Lowery, Mark Brandsness, Mike Reed, Rob Anderson, Larry Stayner, Reid Martinka, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Dele- gans. they didn't. They put forth the effort to be a great team. Upon taking the court, the sophmore basketball team pulled off twelve wins with only three losses, showing future years a promise of winnings. Sophmore boys proved they had the class MPH was looking for by their continued hussle for success. All teams proved that when the going got tough, llquit wasn't part of their vocabulary. , ' ..., f 'f,, wM Y F A A E M2'1fWKs agua? H12 3 an 52 33 50 f 5 as 11y ua 355 4: fwrs HQ afffs f+ Rb 3 ,V , i f 'Q 1 A ,Ks-w b 1, iw Hn! M ? in QEVJQ E F 122 5 56 Boys Basketball -w,..,MwfWr ,, ,V f. W I - ,f.L ff.-NM, i T 1q A . I ,, ,,liL:f,,, 4 k n w fff , . K, V, 4,,..,, I 4, .1 fl. ,,M,,, - -M, wk eww x A M 1 :PS Y' Wrestlers tough pre-season makes success. This year we had a fine wrestling team. There were only five Seniors on the starting lineup. Thanks to the Soph- omore wrestlers ability to perform be- yond age and experience the year went great. The pre-season for our MPH wrestlers was terribly tough. Because of this our wrestlers did not start the sea- son undefeated. I think that our tough pre-season is responsible for any suc- cess we enioyed at the end, said Coach lverson. Mr. Iverson also feels the 30 managers and approximately 50 mat- maids were a big part of their success. In alphebetical order, the members of the Marys- ville Pilchuck wrestling squad. Jeff Adams, Matt Ballard, Kevin Bates, Jeff Beauchamp, Glen Belew, Soren Belew, Steve Buell, Robert Collins, Gregg DeLosontoes, Jerry Dixon, John Filori, Tom Gill, Channing Goodman, Mark Hashem, Matt Hucka- bone, Jeff lngrum, Craig lversen, Eric lversen, Eric 'XJ Lamphere, Shawn Larson, Dennis Lavery, Scott Longdon, Rod Lervold, Ron Lervold, Darren Mat- thews, Jeff Pachukoa, Joe Peterson, Curt Plumb, Marshall Ryan, Kevin Sattler, Lyle Schadee, Andy Wendell. Coaches pictured are Rick Iversen and Ken Collins. Q Cf5Ll fl., N T 5fg.cfX'f3'35yy g Xyxf?-'D ' -VTX, , YD W 33. g QW? 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Brogger, Matt Craig, Rod Crow, Ken Christensen, Jeff Cole, Loren Crammer, Mike Davis, Dave DeMarco, Brian Eckley, James Fiorini, Randy Greenshields, Brad Green, Bill Hodgins, Dan Hansen, Bruce Hansen, Mark Brower, Eric Halver- son, Mike lngrum, Brent Johson, Kirk Kelley, Aar- on Moss, Dennis Mereness, John Mull, Curt Nil- son, Ken Nilson, Jeff Nielson, Bill Noel, Greg Price, Matt Randolf, Bob Richards, Tony Sowards, Sean Shoup, Dan Spratlen, Jeff Simpson, Ryan Shei, John Uletschi, Shawn Warnaat, Eric Vondergeest, and Monte Pfeil. The boys swimming team went unde- feated in pre-season for the third straight year. Little rejection and great determina- tion was given to the daily work-outs. Even during Christmas break while the rest of us got very lazy, these swimmers put two full practices daily. When Christ- mas break was over and done the total yardage completed was over 200,000. The team was successful with its goals. 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A 6. D. Ayotte - Band o i A 7 A M f 7. S. Banks - Financial Secretary A ' M F , 8. S, Bates - Cook l5. M. Butler - Nurse will ,l, 9. T. Bolster - English l6. G. Cameron - Social Studies my ffl! JK IO, C, Bowen - English l7. D. Carpentier - English ,ul Q nf ll, Q60 l l. B. Branford - Counselor l8. M. Carpentier - Athletic Secretary pl? fll . l2. D. ro n - Aide l9. J. Chaffin - Special Education f . Ll' Q1 ' l3. V,EueII ook 20. K, Collins - Social Studies , il iff! I4. url ' ide l' 2l. R. Cramer - Mathematics O W ,iff W i U., X Q X . 22. N. Doble - cook . . Q if Q 4 x ' il 23. L. Danielson - Power Me hanics lwllvlj Wy - gwklll. 04 W Ar E K K. N ' X. j 21 X lf V u 5 E Xl! E v h M l l. Qgs RS X N li . , ,Q . N, X X D Q mx xx xx ,l 1 6mWls x.XNo iq .els f f KJXNA . KV' ies' . iv-if 5 4' A X- 5 l A 4245 42 'W A 2 .i 5 'S . . . f .4 Q'QQ-' 5 .5 . f 3 1 4 ' . ig. . :,k, I A , kg V lx 4285 4295 S 4305 f 5 S if 5 , . ..f A 4275 .. 43i5 TQ gfiwe. ' - .e WX .k.A X 1. 5 4 il C395 4409 C4 I D f'5...i!fX .Qli .. ix ii 39. L. Haynes - Special ' 40. J. 4l. 42. L. Hots - Aide 57, lg Alf Hickey - Aide A A. Hinchen - Aideyekizxgtfffi Q ,Y W Houie -dSpgciaI :Egucgtion Q4 . . ar - ocia tu ies QCZQ A S . . lbea - Mathematicstfvigcge ygif 142, 4435 4 46. R. Iverson - English ' can QQ, 24. A. Dawley - Business 32. S. Foster - Aide U 25. D. Debolt - Science 33. 5. Gebert - Phyeies . Q 26. D. DeGross - Principal 34. B. Goetz - Animal Science H 6 49 27. A. Delegans - Welding 35. E. Graef - Spanish 'Q 014: 28. i.. Dietel - English 36. K. are-ff - Ceramics ew U gvc' 0 'N 29. J. Dorr - Secretary 37. D. Hansen - German Y Q we 30. K. Epperson - Drawing 38. P. Hansen - Secretary J V 3l. G. Erdman - Special Education g 9 00 6 Je' - , ' . 5 0 5 if wi if ' 4 451 4 I6 ' . , Q 45,75 W ' ' 1 yn W O ' , . W5 - A S 0 ' h 'Lvl CT f 7 C- ' ou s T an V 8 V J gf -Gwyn 67 fx. i 1 ffl .f E X s ' -- LL-' lx.. r fx s f E' R X ,. 55 ,Ss,.,:. A I .. . wil. li . .wx :sh-1 H25 N X lm l A ., l l,4D .. .,. Q.. H67 C203 - f -. :VV X is H75 E . xr it it . 5 i at l via ? . Egg l2ll l. C. Jay - Counselor 8, J. Linden - Physical Education l6. D. Martina - Drafting 2. M. Kelln - Vice-Principal 9. M. Lowery - Mathematics l7. S. McCarthy - Counselor 3. B. Kesler - Drama IO. C. Lovaas - Librarian l8. G. Modrell - Business 4. R. Kissler - Mathematics l l. M. Luger - Special Education l9. D. Molner - Physical Education 5. S. Knowles - Science l2. P. Lundberg - Vice Principal 20. P, Nelson - Spanish 6. C. Krell - Aide l3f A. Mailloux - Special Education 2l. J. Niemi - Social Studies 7, A. Langberg - Special Education l4. R. Mandich - English f A l5. C. Manuel - Social Studies x di Q jx U lk 40 W 9 f 1 9 .VV i 'hy j t L, K 'rf X .1 X. . pi? JV J J DQ N f 1 is A-'J 2 -ey' up l V xx 55' lf l' r if U .te YQ '55 ' dl w A v fly? X UMD 68 Faculty X55 -lsr -M' El -.f1u....l.l: - AH on T N 1 4 ' t 3 .ig . Ht F ,K ,. Fx ' .L 5. f X R x . as . ,!'fS , 'We re. i :sk f 'Q 3 ov! .. . . g hA xi ' l35J .Qi 'Li l Wi . gy Q x r 1 Ml 'EQ' Wfgffg s A f f1f'ff, ' ss ffQQ17Jr' 'fiwfc M Magma: Er Ejgiqgfif fiffwlb Pg-is ic-,jgtyil 22. S. Opel. - Social Studies 23. L. Padgett - Mathematics 24. J. Pankewicz - Business 25. M. Partridge - Special Education 26. P. Ott-Pickering - Aerobics D. Posey - Special Education 27. 28. K. Rank - Family Living 29. L. Rowley - Social Studies 30. 3l. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37, C4 J. Russell - Woods G. Rye - Special Education K. Sandall - Secretary D. Sargent - Aide S, Schei - Cook M. Smith - Science C. Solberg - Weight Training S, Stokes - Health fx Q 38.1. sire-rch - Aide ,Ziff 39. J. Sunitsch - Aide tg 'f,7 f 'N-T:-'-'W-41 4O. R. Thordarson - Counsler 5' 4l. L. Wahlgren - Special Education ff 42. M. Warren - Business 43. C. Wold - English 44. K. Zell - Health O Faculty 69 YQ. When we thought of teachers, we sometimes tended to think of them as people who sat behind desks in class- rooms, trying desperately to teach us something. What we seldom thought about was that these people, just like us, had a lot of other interests outside of school that we never heard too much about. Many teachers have families, and spend their spare time with them. Others follow up on hobbies and other activities. Teaching is a tough job, kids make teaching even tougher, and their nega- tive attitudes, unwillingness to learn, drives teachers insane. Teachers have had certain criteria to teach within the classroom. lt was their job to do so. Almost as much as the students, teachers looked forward to spending some time relaxing and enjoying them- selves during the upcoming summer va- cation. Teachers' interests are the same as students, vacationing, seeing rela- tives and many sporting activities. Teachers are the most understanding people in the world. But face it, they are the ones who help make us successes in life. 70 Faculty MMC x Nr ,...,.,, IL 1 . Q ,, : kk W P L . Vylzf' ' , W I ' , - ' : f ,ff '- QQQM -2- i Sopho more Officers This years' Sophomores had a late start because of the changing of the officers.1The slow beginning didn't stop them from working hard on their fun- draisers. All of the money from their fun- draisers went twards the Christmas dance. They also passed out flyers for a local store and as a result earned 5375. This years Sophomore Officers are: Jay Mills, Presidentg Nicole I-lausske, Secretaryg Salli Fortun- ato, Vice Presidentg Geoff Simpson, Treasurer. WT wig t T l?b!lii2E2w3?iiiig it ws! ' T ' . .,.c tt yyatt ' t L iifg i f 'lii ii'i f 72 Sophomores me ,, : sgggsfggg -.f 1: use -if so 5 ly H Q X Nbr gn 5 ,ii ee? K Q Z' ,nk 1 .IX , 1 . . B B i Hi ,Qi , 4 r . . ' I ,fb , f 457 li, , jf J ,ff - 1,Lj -'-' f f' -ff- 7 ,K I x,,! gf' 'xy X N . i t 5 g 225- 'Q' MN . 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Ken Boyd Sheiio Boyd A y Susan Bradleyy Rusty BradSi1iCi55Zyrkfyj i Tam BfUFli6Y Q? in Sheiiy Brewer Becky Brewster B K 09Q'3fffEQfQ5yi55'i Kirsten Mott Brown 1 ' Sandra Braown Tim Broxson Jr. Chris BfUSCdS i5 f!fV 5' Rc1chelBuck1 Don Buckner B y Shawn Buckner Allan Bumgcsrdner Kathy Burch Kimberiy Butierk K Sandra Cameion Carolyn Compbeli Mike Campbeii Angela Carpenter Robert Carpenfgig Sophomores 73 Angie Casados i Elizabeth Castleberry Carolyn Candle i Roberta Chandler Greg ChiaravaiSgj iiiQL i Chad David Christian f Hope Ringstad Dan Cleoror C Paige Clousneri Mike Ciouse l 1 Brenda lCochrlariQQg i Tim Coffelt 3 i Cathy Coffman i Joseph Collins Richard Connor i Anna Contraro i Deana Cookman Joel Cooperf ay Loren Cramer 2 Jeff Cox i 74 Timothy Cross Carlerie Joey Cory Custisl y Christy Dahlgren Tami Dahlgren' Philip Danielak C Darren Davidgqyf Didnfioilllilfiiiccgiiiiilii? 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Debbie Hunter J i Mary Ellenolfflusby J J Michael Hllifchinson Tina lko Lisa lngram Jeff lngrum Dwayne Jenks Julie Jennings Christopher Jensen is Erika Jensen Ann Johnson J Brent Johnson Brion Johnson Dwayne Johnson Jason Joncich Tonya Jones Tracy Jones Christopher Jongejan W4 J Michele Kadyk Dennis Kollicott John Karanson Tammy Kassel Jay Kavanagh Andy Kearney Sophomores 77 ,v , S 'rephatnietlggauritsen' o l l sf 3: at is , John Keaton Mischelielolielley Rick Kelley l t Jill Kelln Kari Kelln Lenae Kelly Will Kern f Jim Killian 'l Kirk Kimltxegl. , Scott Kingjllll ' Karen Kline Tracy Klintworth Stephanie Knowles Kyle Koontz Tony Krambeck Allan Kronn Cassandrailzacic Karin Lambert Scott Lanara Beret Larfgon Debbie Larsen Greg Larsen Shawn Larson Michellelgggnua .lennie Lapghlin Mary Layllsan L Vu Le ' Emma Lee Moiya Leger f Rodney Leryold Lalune Lewin? 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X XX sig ir uelfsLii?iif i Sharon Uilesfad Sharon Vonderpool flggqvis Vrlndgepfpool Vonpiufwh Shore Vining Jam vafcsei Mark Wagner FiQHS1G WG9!?f?lf ' Becky Waidrif Amy Wcdlqcei Cczryn Wailirgg WQfTiciT Rnbyn Waters WeiIs 25 A WeHZif? ff f?7l .icy Westluncj Susan Wesfaverf Mivdee , 1 sfigsm 'Rigike 'White , Cherie Wiikixfgs, ' Wiygarg, , , 3gfwaWill1am5:if'l F sdifm wan1smgis Q f WiffiS A Vi - A Wl'SQS2sgg WfMW ' 1Q5QWifS0n'i5i'if'i,' .ieffrey Wnisqgfx Steve Wilsori Juili Winsor' Diff' Wifwfefa: Q!????3'd'9 I I 3 ' Sophomores 83 gpchras Wogqqifgk l l o Jacob Youiig l Lance Young l Regina Zackuse Kim Adufliigfllo Jeff Bensorzl l lRGvdQn BWQFFY l iazflqiime Broxsfmo ' ol Jamie Collier Tina Collier 1 Steven CUFHS k 1 Noel Eastori o Gitty Geissler ,gf Jodi Gisierggif akgfiifihar1nir1QgQ2g5ad man john Grooffill . I llll Michelle iiisglsifofson iff'Cafhseenlloliaighf V Kelly Hampton Joshua Hoskins H Wolol Mat? Hubsalnmidt Effefvaiflwbv Renee .limrnicum , gg Cameron'JQhg1son a15fMGfcfU Karen Lambert Sam Lu Linda Marquardt oo Edirae Maycfhrzak o Sean McCollum o Denny Mcilonald l l Jeffrey Nielsen 'f7'Sobrina Oiiarr p Jason Porter 1 David Primm Getchen Reece fiaiimll 84 Sophomores N Xi xi BX X X . X' X rx 5 S 5 Naw- NOK-w,f S! MN va wwzm. NN EQIP: MQ ff W W V, l 'K Ma ff' 5' o 4 if I., . . Q.. 115 5, I W' 'x x Ab N! . .xg .. lx lv - x , S :-. x is o 1 ww, ..,,, ll.,.l. l gl! in X 11 1 xx X xx W! Q X ,-nu' 3 ff, ll'l .... I N.,. 1 - ' o , ' f l,ll lll-- L K o aooo X .x .R lg? e 1, lg , X4 Q- 5 L. .l ,M X J 3 R X? f X l as 5 Q I K IS' 'N Q1 9 ,X -z-zNggg------1,as1X--f-s---- -ezwziimzsz xli f - ---f--.--1-1--,Q-Q-za-1---ff -- - 'luv-V A Q 'A M xl Q X. N1 C WA Q1 .M a 'i N-- . x... k Dean Ruberi' Rilo Ruthruff Judy Rybo Nicki Sherwood Jim Smith Bill Southord RobeffWSt, Cldiri Todd Vonmcrrter Joelle Verlinde Mott Vincent Rona Williams Robbie WOOIWQFHQ '+- Viv.. X i- - Ex. . -dd gf Amy Zcnftuche 9 0 Q i s ! Sophomores 85 -vw'xBiiY 86 Ccndsds f xl' .ii - -. fm. M. 5, X Ccmdids 87 .xX.X' 1 N 'X -QQ' E is 1 Qs 2,1 88 Ccmdids 5 v 5 ' 4- ,.,,,.,.,..-- w,,v,.,.- WRT S 'yr N 'lil A H f 'xkUP!k, Q 5 W f K f-i . A- , 5 is X? M M wg Q i gb 5 93 W C K N 17 Q K fl af, f , X61 6 W Q , 'X Q! f 2 , 1 v N L 'CCs J f Y- J ' 561 I X6 2 3, Izzy 1 ,KV E . NY !i. f CY! , il X f '4 V ' d'3 2 'O an f 1 X7 , H X Q F x .. . Cf , , Il, E 66: Qt JUNICDR .. HJ, X Junior Officers This years junior class had a success- ful year. There were many fundraisers which included candy cane sales, the Grub Tolo in which the theme was uWestern Days , a mitten sale and last and definitely not least the JuniorfSen- ior Prom. The officiers did an outstand- ing job in promoting school spirit in their class. This years junior class officers are: Bethe Bardwell, l-lo Chin An, Shawn Boyd, and Jamie Larson. Kcftrcno Aolmo Jeff Adams Brion Adamson Lisa Albin sisy s iMonimA1gert T . i5QmAmSbufv i Ho Chin An T Stoney Anderson Scott Andrew Jeonene Archer Tess Archey y Bryan Arrington fy, !Joe Asper Ken Auld Staci Austin Deann Backariich Sean Bailey, T , Andy Baker T Dovid Baker Nanie Balogot Janet Ballard Sfebl1rQf?ieii321sl!urd'yl Rf2fbYDslBGnkSi T 1 5F?CUff?ls39fF3W9lf'Y iesfheiiiaqrdweii is - ' Davidgarr ' y 4 Eric Bcrrrilzyall Donieflei Bartek Lori Bassett y T JeffBcxumc1nn y 90 Juniors!Junior Officers 'Q ss. , Qs xx 3 E. q,bq as bf k I -E-5' 2 was l ., 1, X , ' x ii., 'lf v ' 5 ' la, kai is Matt Baunsgard Michelle Boyley '5usonfBear Bob Beebe Soreno,BeIew Joe Benson Anne Berger ' Bob Bevan A Chris Bickford Bill BiClil'f0m x Jeanette Bingaman' Ed Blaakford Jr. I Adam Borseth 'Rachael Bowker Shawn Boyd Travis Bradford Lisa Braegelmann Hillary Branchflower Misty Broswelf Teresa Brennick Sherrie Brosius Mark Brower l Tracy Brown Rod Brummeftl e Jared Bryant Dan Buell l Charlene Bueftner Scott Bumsteod A iligisa Burke l l Hall Bufler l Paul Caseres an Darcy Caldwell Danette Calhoun Qaige Cameron Dan Campbell i.eonnegCarpefater Juniors 91 Bill Carson? KimfCarson9 Courtney Carswell Marlin Ceruti Shannon Chapin Becky Chovanak .Bobflhrlsman C Scot? Clarkf C l Chefri Cole Jeffligole Qllj. Rariily Colo? Mystie Colfelt Tinasggollieey Robort Collins Malt Combs Boliiiffomstack lo Pauffloolcll Angela Copley Meredith Corley a Tammy Cox Douglas Cox Jr. Terry Craigr Patrick Crain Lynese Cramer Chrislae crlmdon Patricia Creme ' Shawn Dalanl R 1. w .li - f -uf . l X N ,si -A lf lloo or wil YQTWD' R X NSU' X X C V' 'rv W 3 x Q Km' . 9 X, sp' .1 - mmf.-:C J I - 'S' -. - 512: of .. .,C.l, Q l W si X A fs nk Q or rx' wo-M. Q xx L X P xx Qi Q X Q X 'A X or La lf: '4 V JW HM sw Ns, an Rib' X m XF M ,C oo f - C , K , ,Q ' A w 1-- 3 ' C Q X xfxfx X I ll-l 2 ...,n, 'xv Amt Gdbrielle Cunninghiim lk ,L N. 13 Xl Shane Dammonn Dusty Daniglson Brenda Dargitz Theresa Darling lLisa,Dear1+ A y Michelle Degolier Greg Delos Santos DanaDennisLl , E mo l l . l Theresa Depriest Betl1aDirks JerrylDixoni?i7 Brian Dokko Casey Donnellan 'Darrah Dociglos 92 Juniors .rl, 1 , E Vx X :il 'jr , x o - 5 1 ' 1: -'-. 1 1 K - 1 1,11 E, A 2,1 N C l 4 ,. Q ' 2 X 'q xx X is 'ivfi . 2 5 . ,sm . f-L ,jg logs' girl r 12 CNA l is X af' 53 -N., 4 I ll Q mil! rw Q X ,, 'SQ T ,ww kvvs x 1' ,Q...N.,N, X vw, 'S E . X Q S 5 'S X 3 X w .. ink ki Sex 1 X Q 1. if . i-is XE wit 'ikkx s s xr :IN s Mx. '4 'mx K Ui: l ,f .fir sr . lui.-S! X ,X kk i ki Damon Dreke Chad Dubis Steve Dukieth Kathy Duncan Kip Duncan Shawn Dunker Mike Earnhearf Darren Eder J Teresa Edin Devon Edwards Erin Egeikrout Shereli Ehiers John Eiiertsen Richard Ekker Mike Elkins Wendi Elmer Jamie Eivrom Chris Erickson Steve Erickson Missy Estrada Steve Everist Trevor Fackasosky Kevin Faulkner Shannon Fauver Mike Feiix John Feller Shannon Fenlon David Fenneil John Fieck John Filori James Fiofini Sheri Fiorini Sabrina Fisher Kathy Flannery Bryan Foldesi Tim Forbes Karrie Ford Tom Ford Curtis Freeiing Todd Froiich Leanne Fryberg Marci Fryberg Juniors 93 Crystrql Gobirz ffony riiuzmcsng r rom Gil! Andreiii Gipsofilf Lisa Girven Jon Gisier 'April Giant r . - Q N' 'Y Bryon Giunt Chris G6fOi'1'?ffi' Mary Grcmneil wBrcnci!eyr Greengm Scott Griffin A fi' Michoei Grimes Shonnqn Grinqker Tino Gfoenig ' Samantha Guy Justih IHu!!crr1 A Erik Hqivorson DUN-Hiiif!S9HiLiA-Zhihi Ronisue Hansen fTrc1c6yQHortie j rvrincreriramfch Ryan Houck Hol1y QjgwkinS Billie Melissa Han r f QQTQYYQZHIUQS Briariflliiiihrickiih r Dau Hb mL ?f'i e3i zQ0mrsi?'fQWQfS5 . ?3tilierFibPf q Doug Hbliemarr B41 FEQHY1 r Di:reEi?FloIscijef 94 Junior f A .X be X A . rf X X 5 ws , X Lv Q or S. x X . g ,Q X 51 9' ff: km 3 BQ Sf X . SQ, 1 , N Mag 8 X QW S it gi.. ,Q ' 'QV' A M ,R X im 3 s . P 1 f' N Xi X Mx N y . XQX 1 X gg o 9 , X -.YN v X X 1 i , ' Q ,V V. K 'rr rf ri-5 r 5 E X . Ns V wi rrrr rv J W B R 'Q xx r 3' 5 X xx Q may ir ,nl I ii. -is 1 ls if gf yn Horton hone Houston ick Hovik Dawn Hudson Brett Hulse Tami Hulse X J if x I 1 Q X' if , I 6 if lib -Q. ' - gag-H . . yt, S 3 .e X . it Q ,sn i ' -f f fx .L I XX 1 ex X c 4 . - Wa 1 'f Q A , R We is, ,ess-X was-X Q ., i X K S fT 1.' Vw 1-'T' wx 0 K k Vhbl A 3 'tx is ,,. 1 'x ' 'Sis i X' . 'uw-5. New Stacey Hunter Joyce Hum Bradley Hurst Veronica Hutchison Kurt Isaacson Dayna lvonic Leanne Jock Randy Jensen Adam Johnson Brion Johnson y Cheri Johnson Kevin Johnson Roger Johnson Jo Ann Jones Luella Jones Penny Jones Kellie Joselovitz Michelle Kanikeberg Tino Karanson J Mike Kcisch J Donald Kcstzenberger Robert Keeler Tami Keeney Kirk Kelley J ' Allen Kelly Kelly Klein Karla Klementsen Kim Kluin Colleen Kops Melissa Lakins Tony Lomb 'fory Lambson Eric Lomphere Tracie Londre Bill Lone Annie Lorcom Junior 95 , X zzg ' i 'l f lL ' N l if ' ' l, Q ' zi. Q, ,K.L,k rrfr K J f f ' ' D 1Q1'42 L'fC1Hf? V Q ' Q 4 cm f1e'f 1 PfQP e Ff if?9??'99 ,f Rot5e 5t cagiQos ak Johii Lo 'rQn ff L,ou rie Loucks Johrl MUCDOH0!d' Quificey Mackey Je nQ JMGhGi Gfh B,6Tfff Mczirae Niki M0 lI ohh 1 J Q Nick Mo imSteo d Nntcslse Mcm s fi e'ld f2-Q52-ffff M QfTir1 '1 Reid Pe n r1y Mcislori , QMQfk MQfheW5Q' . L c1fg,nra A M ctzejorfg '1f:i ' ff ,1f.4sie Mawr J o xQne,f Mpy ,Brenda fChriS 3McCqf!u m PM MQCIGIU ' ' igisG 1 MCC 0l1uW7 5 Q MY - 96 Juniors QXQ X RK x 254: fa E f' X W-I W ,L . L.,- , if . v X . 1 ,, i. 1 g, . i f1.:.-my XY, :Q ki -- X W Xjxbx QYQQ .4 Y - 21.1-.m .:f:q::51 2E:y A x-fail' -1-' if 'N 1 2 gs X QS Qi N E 2 'MS 'M X 55 5 se 3 3 A 3 X' X 2 NX ix x X K' 5 we W Saxxw Rich McCrorey Kelly McGourty Julie Mclntosh Sandro McKee Ellen McKenzie A Dennis Mereness Mandi Meyer Kris Miller Melissa Millholland Tonia Milne Gretchen Mitchell Ron Mitchell Lisa Moe Mark Moe Kirsten Morgan Robert Mosby Tammy Mosher Mishelle Mounsey Adam Mount Lynette Mowry Cindy Murilio Blandin Nardinger Jeff Nasin Theresa Nelson Brad Nobach Rebecca Noble Bill Noel Marie Norton Wendy O'Brian Keith Oehrli Lori Ogilvie Sonya Olcott Craig Olsen Kirk Olson Monica Olson Cindy Olstad Yvonne Oneal Darin Oosterwyk Jeff Pahukoa Torry Parker Cindy Parlog Charmaine Parsons Juniors 97 f,.,,!. :U'ggQ4 MZ,5fpi,f,g i :ggwff Kf2ilY RQQ 4 ff- i3?5bi4 R Qm?f0 X I E 2 X W wx X X S is B X 3 Q Nw X iw 98 Juniors . .::,.,. . ww! 'fu S ws : . .if :AX MN.-., S X s Q xx X N , S X E XX ' f - -P 2 . 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X Q X is X QE 'QS 3 . ...,. ...., X x X X K z fa 5 1 . -3 -' , xxx 3 gas 5 if Sean Shoup Tina Shrader Michael Sigman Danny Simpson Cindy Sioden Brett Smith Jenni 2 - ' mith eili Smith Ryan Smith Susan Sneli Kyle Sorensen Denise Soule Arn Southard Mark Southard Tom Spader Tim Sprauge Lance Stanfield Larry Stayner Quincy Stedman Monica Steiner Marla Steinke Dale Steiter Julie Stensrud Charlene Stevensen Rob Stevenson Scott Stich Steve Stout Darren Strand Jayiene Sumralt Ty Sundhoim Dan Susinski Karen Sutor Stephen Szechenyi Robert Talimadge Eric Taylor Q Howard Taylor Lea Anne Tennessen Paui Tipton Darin Tisdel Raynette Thomas David Toop, A Juniors 99 Bobbie Torgerson Anita Torie Sal Torres Michelle Troupe' Marc Tull Jennifer Turner Shawn Unruh Syncli Urquidi Melanie Vail Lori Van Dam Mark Van Duren Erin Vonderkooi Christina Vanderweelell Ken Vasey ' e my Tricia Velo ii Q V M Shown vsnceni Y Michaei Virdell W Eric Vondergeest W Jeffrey Woagen Scott Waiker Kavid Wallace Brent Walser Karen Warner Shaun Wassemiller , or W LeAnne Watts Amy Weis Toni Weitenhagen Todd Wells Andy Wendell Tom Wenger SandeeiWei'zelAe j Nichol White i W ' Gilbert Wilkins Jackie Williams David Wilson Scott Wiltse Stacy Winkley Daphne Wintch Kelli Wodol Mark woven A iKirstenWoocl y yjQr r54f3 ,M Christaher Wooleryjff lOO Juniors 1 .1. Y. ie eee X W R Tw we .ir .. X N' X X J ,ig 2 2 . ma rx H X W we N vi X 5 if ll f' L. ng Ms Q 5 Xxx L ki. .,, V ' 3 5L.',':g, 4 ff Q V474 - of 'N . . Mi Qs QS my Greg Wright Jennifer Wright Lexi Wright Bobbi Zockuse Leona Zcrckuse Mark Zimmerman Shawn Amsbury Tonya Hawkins , Due to technical difficulties g DennisRhodes was unable to be pictured. ww. Juniors IOI f I s I O2 Juniors Xa Q., X Juniors IO3 xi. . .R X., X . A f I lx ix! f ff N if 3. X M . X, . 1 ,J x, X if X f , 1 A N x f ? . N X y X I V., x Q M' 5 X , X' Q Nw N f X 1 l -. X- N X- X A f ' - A x X A f N W .M A x r N J . -X , -. X K x f 'fx V fx x xx wig, i '-. 104 Signatures , J VIQQ Vi fy J j3,-e---.,,,,'.- w x ' ,K.... F q .. '-vu., 'WMX wg N xx N is ix Af N' - ..- . ,vu -N-I Ix Y - Photo Essay IO5 I-ligh School Days Dreaming ot graduation day when we all go our Q seperate ways. After all we've been through we say 'lWe'll keep in touch, but how many do? All the memories will be packed away, gone will all the hectic school days. Reunions will bring us together again, sparking phrases that start with uRemember when? For now though, the days come and go sharing future dreams and things ot the past. Now we're making the memories that will always last. Elizabeth Castleberry IO6 :W .J -wa ,- f. I , - V' -ff,ffi- -ln . , , , , f AW ' ' ... 'if , X , P lv llv . V V I ' M ! ' ' I It .J , , w'fQk My: WMM H , . .,V . 4 'w .a-mb , f X fm, ,ag ' 4 2 I 9 Q . 1 ff mf V .L ffsffii ' ' m V 45? W' V , i-,iswiliikig Nc , Q' My 1. N f 5 ,,,, in MW, ,, ,rg L,l-, V 'f 1 , A W' A ' 1 ff 'J ,rrkk y l ki, I Q 2 4 K ,,, I 77 5 I I I . , my 7 ' 1 ,. 3 Wa 6, N 1 , ,ff Nw 'f 3. . ' ,K ' , ,,,, 'ff I I K K wg, . 'V' Z . 7 4 W rf Q2 , H E - W sy by -hG,. ,Qi V K, if Qi-Mi .4 Y INN, 2, ff IIV 5 H M ,,,,g, VV K , :1 W ., , V:'., ,'VV , HE? 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' f - .1'Z-2'i'i3..1-,'jr.1Q3 , ,-lflff. F'-, '.N',g5, 'C-fvff? ':J4','Q 1' P33if?Z4i5ffie55H:15?55ff7 1ifi1 Qmilfx-'?5v!fi1zf?fv-e.'.zf:?'fg4 LEP gil-G i7 ' -' 1 ' v : ' .' ' 1 ' '-1 f' N V565 'J f. 2 fs. ' .:. In If' 1. 4. -1. .' -33, 'A' Q ::','fif:'3:, .'ggfigfu,'..' ' l Q ' V M Xu.-,,. 'I I ,ji U-S, 4, ,fr f' ' -1-. ,- ' 'L 4. 5 1 , an ' K if Y K W -, r 'J5 SENIO RS ' , ,XV , . J., frj5FYl J .bl N ul ,If 5 D45 Atl ' x 'M' 53' I N E -f Qi 5 Fm -fv- 'D- ' W I+ Color Essay H5 ,iQ,L,L,f Eff-J ,iii ,-ffdfckvfnmuci? ygoi 64,65 cz -6009, QJLA.QUffa,,U f--ff?-H561-ffwd ' J U Lihue hum ejfcf Q QAJCJ A,6mJ 41.1 ,W ,-M The Senior Class Officers began the i985-86 school year with a car wash, Last Spring they planted pumpkins which they also sold this past October as another money-raiser. President Stacey Wagner also report- ed that the class sponsored the Home- coming week events, which consisted of a kissing booth, spaghetti feed, and an after-game dance. One of the Senior Pride projects was the sale of l986 senior sweat shirts, and later in the year, as they moved toward graduation, the class hosted a Senior Tea, picnic, and finally, graduation. The l985-86 class officers were Presi- dent, Stacey Wagner, Vice President, Phil Stahley, Treasurer, Mike lngrum, Secretary, Bev l-loltzclaw. l l6 Senior Officers . ,fy Mfg GZ!-5401? Officers .qbougfxu Oqggolf dqgiyama Cwitzliam O4fa.tgnicf 04112.11 Kzvin gfzuzn Oqncfzuon f!t4Ol1ILCl1 Oqrufzuon csvonnya Ogmfzuon cfqogzzf Oqnrfzuon Jvayumi cqoyama B45 fi 'mi all ,a fWaffz1 oqwgzt Jodi Baggazay fda Bangs Baan!! iff my L gfzufgi'-'Salsa Baaunan. gzffuy Bzauagamp Uamam B:-:Act :Ryan .Bufiznf x ,4 '55 x 3 XJ 'Xxfxx .X -1 -A ,,. x J , X, 1, Y,-X ,.,xX, x Seniors H7 44201: BJ! CQM1, BJZL4 Quin. Bztngamcfi gudmlcf Bzmncon Szuan Bifhnga :Sam .'Bil'odzau cwifaf Bean. Bfug cplcganuf Bogof Shpgank Boomet ' I Sink. - . 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Dafk girvzn Ugamu 04015 gvmfi ?a 'l' gong Emily i , gfgnngtg Q-my cknmfy gmyzdkgf Umvu gzonning fbamlgf Quan was 1331? jfimglufy gui, jfipganu guy cawlryn dfaiggf Until: dfafxfsad Cmaig diamilvton. 122 Seniors W H f fate olfaruzn Clizunu Olfatafi Kgfuon dfaunfz cqtgfanlz dia-yn: cgaoclc dfldlll-71 -V iii 2 .3,,.,, dfzatgzm cffzfrn dlffazy czlfzufg 271115 C7Vll'L bamon. dflifll fogzzt cilflfu :M 146412 dial? Bal! diodguu X Jtffamlz oyiffman Da Hn: olfiucg Ugaun o Bnlan Jfolgz ,6 all I V - M xx . 1, N., L' X, A 1 176,141.1 07-lafiua Bzfzmfa dfoffzngawoztfi Pram C M103 Dom dfolfzingnwoztg Seniors I 23 7 'v'4'dl dfomls Beuzmfgf dyoftzcfinw gona Oyopfx dunno cffafntacf dfowz N N ww. dfffatfffzw Oyuagagonz Cgdatlnz olfudyma Uamf olfuggga dfutafllmon Bautd Unfant duff: Ungmm U55 Unguun 'juan gnman geek! guy gonya givin sais' Cgzidfgzuzn C013 gognion gogmon Bargain gona cflffonim gona 124 Seniors ww. 2, 'ET' L gpunuff gone: Syiigcnozl 176156411 gfilgxonzn Donal! lying ine-. , Calf fyfrlningu. Juni .Wlvloja 1uef:gQ at 511.1 fafzafm fsgannon fauna gf: dn.: gfun. Kzfny glllllfll lkznnzdy ,B-+ MQ- -r' ig 1... g, . 'ff ix FX fbuald King cpoguf cgogbz A-Q' 9'v UL'xvzf'f' balk Ln. :gall .Coda fa ?a.f'm 3 1 ,rw N -, . 'HH 1 1 1 'X Qbzgomfri fawunu cffffaukaa' .fu Seniors 125 'goie fzgbi Scott fonglon B un! cfuafoy :Steve cfwaugaff 126 Seniors 15:5 . P T 1 fair If e ' ' 5+ - . ,, 2 www ' W N 5 J M E A g: 5 E. W' WF M AW so 2 'Gr if o Q79 ' . - -f m !--o. bu -, 2' nayxrf ku E gk kFE'5i1f, L S Juzfody .Kalki gig' Lzwala Bog feng tpznzz funn gfformu futon dtffafmitzacf :Raymond cfMnfm4tzaJ Wet: cfuarulicfi bongflu dfffanby 04n.gzLz duadgazt cffffaufiaff 1 Hip,- Q W we 'W sq fi ' N mazun cffffaftgzwn gzff cffffqgzz Bulan dlffcwinnzy Davin! cffffccftffzagzn Y- jauflk 4fif!cBud4 Jxbllur JMQCNJ 414.119 Jlffui JWMLLD cfiffuf gon aiffumu - riff ,Q 1: is 'im 35 Q .tw QM 5 i 5 Q 4. F A Ei Jgannon cfuzyn c!MifL1. -75:11 dulmr dwarf dull! Q f 'NA' XR 4-ff, cgzfply cfuinzt cfuonna cluinzx cA9u.4.ug2:4fflLTz1 ghvzn dulml Julian ,fgpplgln dlffltgggff -y :Snug .dllflfzgf cfvoula 04411.01 :funn goin :funn Seniors 127 r Qboum dum Bum duupfzy QM-DY 5a,,,.c...q, dfffyzu Cfueazznla cfvnlnoa. gui cfvuzfrqam , Eg Qfszsqss-wg My V Nami? 45 gi . i L 5 wss2'f1'1-iiw -'ES Ls. g x W3 b '15 , 'UB W1 T- 1 fs? :V W1 V ww S or 1' Q 346 W H nfl dfzldl afvzfion rwzrzdfy cfvzfion dtffonlquz cfvielzwsf Cut! cfvifson gfzui Jvbcon im, X? a x 4 J mf' 1 l 5 EW' wif? dpgonda. Dkfvglf O55 gummy Ogun fngzfa. Kogan CHg1.i Logon if ,fx A --ww a ii? S CA'LL1 Lotion Damon Loiua' Oqrzgzliz lotion cpamlncfa ggandgzz gnantobon 128 Seniors ,I gbzfuuh 931.1154 dfuzffizv. ?a'uQ1 gflvgn Tnuom 'ima-P' , if r Y': xx 1 5 lf! ff I 3 u ff Uanmm 991-tLfOl1 Cofgzn. Qctfim gbzlgim in ,. my :Sean foul fpiwnz jfzruufg ffbfozgcz N f LR Donna cpzlrnzu cpzynolus dudlid ?G.'l.fl:i1 Karin ?auf1on. QQ' .rfbzizlgo Qzffil Cath wtllfdl David Qowzaa if dm.,1:...r deign, g.ff cm., Seniors 129 Qzoffz-my 5tmmom guy cS'lm.1 gflmgztlg 556-995 .gulf .csfzznsfy ozf Avmifg :Shaun gouman 'jon 5'own.uf1 gina H 301111 gag' ghivzy fbanicf' cS'fuafl2n gfzuin gufaffozzf gmmy cgglwfzy Smfyzz Dana gfygaz gunibd SMH gufaffl 130 Seniors if cfvataila :R 1125 gary cpiozzi dffficllzlu cpoacg B umfa cponfgzu .i!f::iia QMZQ Ulm Jousfc :pagan 'jnmi CQUAJL dwonlm cpooncy cgqfg -Gif .ff ' W D gon Sanbu fairy .giancfzu Aswan Sana fm Sagznt .gang F Begin Scglndbt ?a.mzfa 6,2611-f 0411.914 cggutgtf Seniors 1 31 . WWW w f..,..,f,5,w' gud Swain 4 1. Vxvx 9351?-m Ullomu 5 cgulvlzannz cgwan gvfacy 'jgomfnon dum!! 'Uafuzt D103 Ijayfov, Cgziyf-Lynn 'jenna-y 5,55 aff' N '! ?i-may gufcgen Uimm Wann Uozgzim jamie I:7uLcgL SJW K ' 111:59 5 N:- Q 'fm-1 . 22135331 'Un 't ?au.Lz. Uaaodlk cponafy Uuzngfk joan gui! fauna qlfzton gzwumy qfannzy X . 1 4-wg, ww, gfiutzn flfifoui gkauy fwagnzi Kwaifs Emu qflfafta Curia KW my 132 Seniors Coty rwzlflmulzkl Kwgmpm Cgmuting Jamu rwufamguzn fwufflanzf Qbanizf rwlffll cgamzs fwimim Bgnny CWiQ0n 4 , 'Qu morma qflfogs Cfzvutofzgn. qfljong Talmage Carney Clint E Kolllng QM-L ln Memory ofg Chad A. Laughlin L Bmnf 'Wood :Fido 'yolnm Ur'ioma4 fyounggfovd gg? ,ll O, Q ' X fi C I ' il X , wg C f X' e, sljfyleixfqfq? el Q Q l L lg g SGW ' N 9 . l , Y L ' T' 'ef A ii X 5 ie Wa fi Ailffrilemirfllf C lb No 5 V 1 Oi Seniors I33 134 Condids ff ff' V' gqyr- 1' 'fum k svwwfvf':vr:f'ff--fr - 1' - K' - ......-., ,A 'Qx warg Condids 135 Guess Who Was -Q . in K, mf ., Q . 7 3 w xl L. T. 31 4' 73 - j ,sf 1 4-1-:fri-f'3 '1-CI'-15 ' w , , - ,.g , i M.. .sg . sm an X W we 'W WW gg ? :M k3'6 '?ffmW1'?5u w N ' -H H. EW.-,.wh-W we. -4, If-511 Q Q 1 1 136 Senior Superlutives ,Immun es . f Y. . . Voted For of 8' 2 -. F 1 2 , . . i Z E 2 , X Ar - gw,7g q,2gg!, 5 ie. i f ff W i e. -- 4 1 - .57 -FM-1 ' H 1- L,-afr EQ .. life f F . 1 3 - , .lim-iw , .mi ,or ww 5 W.. Q 1 . M ,. af E i , , W 5, ,ii 7 Q , V-Z H,- -sy.: I Q . ,. .. - :b g 21 - ,ie . Q ' 'QL .-T, safe , f .E m- ' : u ll 'f fl-iasfir f' 5 ' gifting Senior Superlatives: l. Most Athletic-Chris Sin- Lngnslt Bill l-lodgins 2. Most Friendly-Angie Ship- man 81 Mike Cull 3. Class Clowns-Jenna Erickson, Jim Carlson 4. Most Talented-Emily Great 8 Jeff Colon 5, Best Personality-Lea Sargent 81 Phil Stah- ley 6. Most Likely to Succeed-Stacey Wagner 81 Mike lngrum 7. Most Unforgettable-Stacy Drake 81 Rob Anderson 8. Best Dressed-Beverly Holtz- claw St Dan Wilson 9. Biggest Brown Nosers-Nikki Curnett 81 Kirk Sunitsch lO. Most School Spirit-Jodi Baerbalck 81 Jason l-lausske. SENIOR EXPRESSIONS X -MM., L.-- Y. f. . , . ,ky .air gf, .,. A. i. f fm., , .,. mv, , 7 gg 5,3-g5.e..g.5555 X , f fx! .1 A -qw.. 1 L ,,1?Q.,,i. ...HL f .,f.,,,- . 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Urtknownf Brenda Gerber 1'r!i:outt1' sovetimeiiYo Sortftfthef ihg Gut hbdtst dimes mh :A owh udi quE'p6rSonofitfy. h lQ Kgepg sorfg ofxjoy iflSidQ7YOf,fI hegrtw figst ming ghailfd like tqdo togavg. evefy cigy tilt, flihoriglgs far eyefything4Grczm, ckiss 'evgn tifwough the time hos come for us 'to port. eternity passes ovmyjugt to spend time iyith you3 V hf86'1.h h :.: bgtogether soon Jim Czroceii' Wife' f?0'fX..S0f4,90QFf'bY?- , i'h'5 Yb'f5x V m 5 5' '59 'ff5 f T?5' T Ofef '?F'0f Y00 0'9 f'6if??9fWd f?'O5? i '?Ef0ffi5Uff9i' 9..........P , .fJf5??f1.f4f 52S ' QoffifefdonfibeSU'PffSed 'fU.??09?S GPQQGES Wife' dSQC5d'2,9fQ.bH , . ' l fiiensncs Egafickson care me PQul,GQo,i f .... I Ufeffhefczdfs G65 i 5 .. 1 . ifiY0'4 . , '?ff f'effff' ff S, 2fefffT5Sfi5f' - . Thugs RQ f?i i,,5'Q., , ff . . .. ....... .... '. . .. . . ..,, .,,. .l -1 ,E .K ,i. wi. , 'rj K fl,-A KE,-K. ,kkr ' Q. 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Wf?fS' 57fi 'Si ?5h5ff9 YCU ,lQQ.Df3V55 5593fi3f55ffi,30f53!QYi?ii?5. , ..A A .A-A .,A.- 'L--f. -A-A , .. .V J,' ,.m,. f if V' 7, k L 140 Senior Expressions Seniors Expressions 141 ,F ' yxit Xu 1 'a If , V Q, ,L Qi, H J ., --x. . K, .,,. X1 5 A J . 1 L- 'X 1 1 r r 1 .yy 7' Mk-f ft., -.. , 1 s. 1. ,,.rU1' r RLY X X X 7 , 142 Senior Expressions ff-?,.N,X '?-ZA These ore the expressions from the students of the closs of 1986. Their memories of the post, hopes of todoy, ond their dreoms of the future. Where the different poths moy ieod them, one moy never know but just remember .Q f thot these were 11The Best of Times. s ML 1.8 Goodbye ond good luck cioss of 1986. are 13111 ' -L I D TL E KTTH! cosy? to U rm 1 wj,..-X,,fN 1 ,v Y A Y 1 ,' ij? 1' 1 1 1 MJ 1 ,L 111,141 bi KJ Lui Lu , 1. Kjiiei sie Lllisgfu tjesouw- Lvifif s1 t C1 Luept wk 'QL fx' KJ Q ,A p 4 1 Us ff 2 Trif X 59 gf Fi HE We -N ,if F M W F! 5165 M ff? fm, xv 1.51 3? :T E4 M 35 237 '! 52 iv wi fi -V fi fi wvl Va . A M S' Ji ' E :J J fi 74 SJ Q Q T1 rn 5 1 51 Q 2 A H ti X1 In boxing they say Roll with the punches. This, as we all found out, ap- plies to annual staffs, too. Difficulties plagued the l 985-86 yearbook. As Ovid once said, There is no excellence un- coupled with difficulties. Our advisor, Mrs. Jackson, the staffers, and myself, coped well, however. That is, of course, with a little help from others, tolerations, and pounds of determination from all. When Mrs. Jackson received her gift of Tylenol 3 from her staffers, little did she know how much she would use them. With her unique and cunning way, she swung many a deal for her staff. She worked and worried, to bring about her first book, a book she could be proud of, yet still survive through. Kelly Cox, who worked as my assis- tant editor, helped train new staffers. She worked hard on our senior section, to pull off the new format used. She was always there if I needed a second opin- ion, or needed to be corrected. Debbie Lawrence and Jackie Good also worked on the senior section. Hours upon hours were spent to accom- plish this task. Beth Dirks, Ann Robinson, Cindy Ol- stad, and Michelle Shake were new ad- ditions to our group first semester. All worked diligently on the club pages. Even when things were near impossible to do, they did it. Both Lea Sargent and Curtis Freeling combined, did well over thirty pages of the book. Lea's main project was the The Afterschoolers color essay, and Curtis' was the divider pages, and the black and white essay. This was an extreme feat of ability on both parts. Tracy Hartle, who not only was in a class by herself, but a corner as well, did a wonderful job. Her main chore was the survey and current event pages. Switch- ing from photographer to copy writing, DeVon Edwards labored, and l do mean labored, on faculty pictures. As he found out, being a writer isn't all its cracked up to be. Thanks to Tom Youngblood and Carolyn Haight we have a junior and sophomore mug section. Many a day after school was spent tagging and naming pictures. Things were kept bear- able by Tom's chatter and Carolyn's laughter. Both also spent much time do- ing photography in the darkroom, but offered their services in the copy room when needed. Rich and Ken, two very talented pho- tographers, took unique shots, that we used throughout the book. Ken spent most of his time collaborating with Cur- tis to develop the perfect shot for each divider page. Rich concentrated his efforts on sports action. Jeffrey Beauchamp was our ever- ready foundation of positive thought and willingness. He was the person all staffers 'ltiptoed around, always care- ful to treat him with the utmost respect. But of course, he loved all new staffers, and was always cheerful and smiling to- wards everyone. Micha Pierce, a sophomore photog- rapher, spent most of her time running. Commonly known as a go-fer , if a soda pop was needed, Micha was your woman, She was utilized frequently to run errands to the offices or elsewhere. Writers Monica Olson, Mistie Colfelt, Jackie Holland, and Photographers Ta- mara Becker and Mike Roberts joined us at the start of second semester. With the February deadline increased from sixteen to thirty-two pages, they were all busy immediately. And then there was of course, Matt Huckabone. Sometimes being editor was not exactly as l had expected. lt had its times of satisfaction, but in be- tween those times, it was downright lonely and frustrating. His main service on annual staff probably was to help me, the editor, survive it. A big thank you goes to those veter- an annual advisors, Tom Bolster and Bob Dietel for all the extras. Whenever we had questions, or needed a pat on the back to boost the confidence up, they were there, The understanding of many staff members here at MP didn't go unnoticed, either. Special acknowl- edgement went to Mrs. Mandich, Mr. Hubbard and Mr. DeGross. We were also forever indebted to those makers of ghetto blasters, soda pop, M8tM's, and aspirin. Those of course, were packed along to every Sat- urday work day, anything to ease the pain of a deadline date. Besides these crutches, periodic bashers were held to keep up the waning morale. The two most important of these were the Christmas bash and the final bash when the book was completed. We became a society of after- schoolers. Towards deadline time we might as well have stayed the night at the school. Spending this much time on something did have its rewards, though. Friendships can now be cherished for years to come, memories to reflect on, and a deep sense of pride in what we did. To all the folks on the staff, I thank you, and WE DID lTl AMY GOMES Animal Staff l45 , . nu.. K I I46 Animal Staff cf W 1-:J wg ' we Q' W Rainbow of Variety Colors Survey W sg: . , JK! st it or -Jig it-R 3' w 5 st 2-ft it lt was a year of versatility for the 86 survey of Marysville Pilchuck High School. All the votes came together and were sorted out, the outcome resulting in an array of various colors. Favorite musical groups came as hard and heavy as Metallica and as soft as Whitney Houston. Iron Maiden, Tears for Fears, DIO, Huey Lewis and the News, INXS, Wham, and ACXDC fell in- between. The favorite song category was over- run with votes for How Will I Know? , Russians , Wham Rap , For Who the Bell Tolls , Money for Nothing , Saving All My Love for You and Sep- arate Lives . On the silver screen, Back to the Fu- ture took first place for favorite movie, with 'lRocky 4, and Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2 close behind. On the t.v. screen, votes came in for the Cosby Show, Miami Vice and Family Ties. A wide array of fads developed throughout the year. Votes were cast for paisly, oversized sweaters and sweatshirts, stirrup pants, and grey Le- vis. Leather, long hair, and punkfwave haircuts were also popular. Winning the favorite hangout cate- gory was Godfather's Pizza. MP stu- dents also voted for the place to be as Buzzies, Seattle, Herfys on Ever- green, and the in-famous Thunderbird Drive ln. Pastimes that kept us busy in our spare time were sports, music, cruising, shopping, and talking on the phone. Most important person voted in was Yourself, because if you don't have yourself, then you don't have anyone! Next in line was parents, best friend, and our principal, Mr. DeGross. MP students appreciated Mr. Stoaks and Mr. Craft. The school events voted most important were the Snohomish football game, Mariner wrestling match, and last, but certainly not least, Graduation! Survey l47 www T G ST G N 01' FT 9 KZ? VS. 'K ,,,wc-3 my ,W , X N 0 'wczfaf Ilia? I 103 iflffs if Lf? fi 0 M I 11 . 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T learn how le class fron to k itint o , sl of trip sho me-le: e, kX the 'f ARATI . place them on Success u classtime slumber requires your your arms behind .: : e - preparation. This procedure be- your makes your intentions s at the beginning of the semester. far too cIear.l Pick a seat close to o wall, a corner if possible. Sit near the back, but not in the back row. Many teachers watch the back row for troublemakers. Most important, however, don't sit in the middle third of the room. Sleepers will be readily seen by teachers. Another important point is to make it appear as if you are awake. Open your book and spread a few papers around. Remember once you are asleep you have no way to protect yourself from being caught, so you must make your- self inconspicuous. SLEEPING IN COMFORT: PERFECT- ING YOU SLOUCH To sleep comfortably you must as- sume the correct position. Most desks were not designed with sleeping in mind. Many do, however, have little features that allow easy, restful, slumber. The first step in assuming your slouch is to slump so that the small of your back is at the turn of your seat. lf the I 50 Creativety Contest ACHIEVING PROPER STATE OF MIND: RELAXING To sleep easily you must think properly. There is not a cut and dried way to think. This is a personal thing. Most important is to think of something you enioy: a favorite place or a relaxing fantasy. Naturally, you cannot sleep in a class you enjoy. The best classes to sleep in are those with large amounts of reading or other bookwork. HI-lands on classes are not easy to sleep in. WAKING UP: REORIENTATION Waking up is the most difficult part of schooltime slumber. It is necessary to orient yourself to the subject your class is discussing. This is easier if a friend sits nearby that you can ask. If you are called on while asleep, The best response is ul don't know, but this is a little iffy. It is a very rare occurrence to sleep through the bell. The noise of other stu- .X dents leaving will normally wake you. Occasionally, however, you will forget what your next class is. Do not worry, this is completely normal. In conclusion, sleeping in class is a healthy pastime. lt allows you to get needed rest in an otherwise boring class. Sleeping in class is exceptionally easy and spares you from the unending tedi- um that is school. Folks.. My eyes grow heavy an hour before dawn beside the fire a smile is gone We met it seems without much ado but time has gone and so have you We left each other, a few small things a little more knowledge and bits of strings to remind ourselves in our daily routines what to us friendship and the other means Q CHANGES Changes changes. Robyn Banks TIME Today, tomorrow Remember the time I put the dent in your new car Q I thought you'd kill me - But you didn't L So subtle in coming and then suddenly new scenes appear only to bring more Time lasts for eternity Long or short, it was meant to be ' Life on earth is just a wink One day or two just a blink They are still to come' But yesterday is forever done. Joann Bradley WANTING Remember the time With YOU I ruined your tux and your pride I',C0h U ' at the party be OVLYOVIO I thought you'd kill me i I want I But you didn't to be, Remember the time Yef OhIY I used your bathtub for my with YOU pet turtle do I You thought you'd lose your toe WOhT to I thought you'd kill me be me- But you didn't I thought l'd make it up to but fate will choose our paths YOU Wheh YOU COYTIC IJGCIQ and all that we can do from Vietman is hold onto memories But you didn't . . . th f d . ose O me an you Author Unknown Tye lngrum If I had only looked Photography done by: I. Carolyn Haight, 2. Rich Before I ran across that street, MCC'0'eYf 3' Rich Mccmfey- , Maybe I would still be running. R ' D I Maybe I would be in Seoul in l988. 5 G 6 I Maybe the European Games in l987. But now, the only thing l'll run ls delivering pizzas for Pizza Haven I'm in haven, Pizza Haven. Tony Sowards lx ITGTDC YQUI IIOWQ Robyn Banks F3 Qt Sur-egsfw lifQ,i9f-tel all vw Cleseiwe HI QILQIYQ COIVC 'FFIPNQI, A Szffop CILIfIS,7LfIl ew! Creativety Contest l5l The Year of the Comet I985-86 turned out to be extra-ordinary years for all of us at Marsyville Pilchuck High School. ln addition to all of the exciting, not-so-exciting, and downright boring activities chronicled in the yearbook so far, a mysterious force has been at work among us, and whether we realize it or not, affecting us in many ways. THE FORCE, of course, is the long-awaited Hal- ley's Comet. Legend has it that the comet causes people to do weird things. Halley's Comet has been blamed for such happenings as war, pestilence, drought, earth- quakes and floods, and has influenced art, religion, literature, warfare, evolution and the very beginnings of life itself. The Chinese recorded the appearance of comets as early as 613 B.C. Modern man has devel- oped equally fantastic theories, including the idea that earth itself may have been formed when a comet hit the sun 65 million years ago. ls it any wonder then, that Halley's Comet is affect- ing so many of us right here at MPHS and in so many strange and wonderful ways? lf North is here . . . l 52 Current Events ' 11'- fir, O O I 'Sf ,,,,,f , W e , i . Q, 1 c 'V 1 A Q. X , M . kk.' . kk I I K g. t K I gy :P 1 5 'Wh S be ' S? sz Which way did it go? K R 'N' 'fx ss as gnc .gf-ff s,. '. it fi N 0 il' if is g. 'C' .swf of Ig fi -1 w -:M , , 'B . M. .. ,IM i I ss Hmmm . . . Lets See Now . . Current Events 153 wnym Special Eclucatioh ,ada f .Q-n W 2 154 Special Education FV R . 'NY' ti X ... Students Lend Listening Ears This year Marysville Pilchuck started a new program called Natural Helpers. This began when a school-wide survey asked which students, or teachers they might go to if they needed someone to talk with about their problems. The goal of this program was to teach the chosen students how to make them- selves into better listeners and to have somewhere for other students to go with their problems. At the beginning of the school year, after the natural helpers had been picked, they all went on a two day work- shop at Camp Houston. There they learned new skills in how to listen and help others with problems. Later in the year they also attended a workshop in Tacoma. The advisors, Mr. Stokes and Mrs. McCarthy, met with the students two Wednesday mornings each month. Also helping with the program were Mr. Craft, Mr. Carpentier, Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Pickering, and Mrs. Rowley These are a group of real enthusias- tic young people, commented Mr. Stokes. They represent the good in this school and are in the business to help others. l . The members ofthe Natural Helpers are: Front Row: Karen Lockwood, Jeff Colon, Tom Branley, Steve Sanders, Donny Adams, Tim Stock, Darren Eder, Betrina Deitz, Jenny Gilbertson, Becky Kun- storf. Middle Row: John Mull, Jaylene Somerall, Dan Buell, Linda Berger, Jeff Ingram, Mark Rauch, Sally Fortunato, John Rossnagle, Chris Simmons, Shannon Chapin, Marci Fryberg, Regina Zachuse. Back Row: Rhonda O'Neil, Heather Hill, Kgtllpg. James. Natural Helpers l55 W f The People Who Core About Us. o Ls'i3'NM ,fyv -qv'W ' Jflifily -f AA k3w:,Vgd'0x CIW: I ixfsiii A ,sm 6 1. 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Washington 98270 l349 Store St. 653-2505 or 659-8466 Q J 158 Ads f 3 Burger Stop SKVM Aerobic Active Sportswear I I5 STCITG St El TOYO Mall Marysvalle WA 653-8690 '25 UXIBQS SP 0 RTS 81 m QEC Don Levln BBKNISOPPNGCNER 20 P ONE 559 B797 1355 State St 659 0355 7' br QV w ll ez'-5 Seo First Bank Wagner Jewelers 1020 state K mort Plozo Mclrysvllle Wo Morysvulle Wo 653 4980 653 8200 K J Ads 159 -J CA - ,J ' ,- 7 f A 4-K: 1 5 ' A We've been D .5 5 f 2 3 if behin ouall eway if L, fi ,J N' N' fr l i U X' Lf .20 6 I J KJ xy if 1 -TJ P .55 , mx X ' N j X M Qi M 9901 in fiwww I , U- ' rr lx K W, . 3 fl fl Xi 5:25 Q - ,ff gjxxsj lj! 'S A Q Q .Q ill , Q yi Lys, of L i XJ' ,jig '5 r 5 yuh' 'X ' Q 1 33 -Ls EL i ii. f y M e 6 Q J 2 ll ,Il At Alfys, were well into our second of bringing you great pizza and fun times. We've together through the years and as you stand ready to e terY an exciting new phase of your life our family wishe ' ou? and your family our heartfelt congratulations. You'Ve done us proud! ,J r i , X 3 U0 ' ' I - yu if It-nf, fwfr R X f ki . lin y f :ff Q. W. M S5 L55 J ' -M NM A 3 -1 : ,' ,gl x 3 13: ii A , I ,-1 5. J , ,N ?'1LfaTLH' fx Mina, :-- , K... ,mb . , , ,. 1, ,KA -EWZE'i'ff 1-fzgx . ' ' nm Flew f ', W, L 1 4' FQ ef .,.l,f . N 1 ff . ., 'flih-W . Li, . '- fy :Egg . a k??:gj?s2Q 6 S, - i, I f ww, Qs L X 'mi 313' .lx il ' ssl-Qqbgii ..z,.M.. ' Q , 4 w , 'R Soccer Strives For Goals Q l v f , M' .fi -L1... ,V 2 Q , .. . -. f.. 1 '- A P- it se,i , itss ee,iieeiii M it me ,, ,Q , l 62 Soccer SQ Qi The members of the Varsity soccer team are, Vu Lee, Brent Aune, Randy Pettis, Marc Zimmer- man, Eric Halverson, Ken Hillman, Kevin Johnson, Soren Belew, Darren David, Jeff Pettit, front row: Joey Letler, Cory Weihemiller, Gary Riozzi, Kevin Staffer, Jett Riley, Phil Stahley, Coach Zell This year was a very competitive sea- son. The strong detense was a big help when playing tough teams, such as Cas- cade High School. Coach Zell had hoped to make it to the playoffs for the second year in a row. They all worked very hard for this goal. Www L' are J D6 They Played Hard . And I-lad Fun! fig F1 fi '55 pg J -- ' ' fx. A 1-T Q 'via .5 gl .Q ' 1 'N f u.KvI,f Q dxf!!! ' Xvf- I V- , ,S Q EM P qt tyly , KJ 1 5 , U1 'S The members ofthe JV soccer team areg front NVQ K O row: Eric Beir, Dan Kelly, Ed Aarndt, Steve Lewis, 1 QFD VXA Brad Abels, Marc Combs, Shannon Murray, Bri- dx X an Woack, Chris Sobrano, Back row: Mike Rud- go X del, John Mull, Marty Shoemaker, David Toop, U John Meidema, James Riley, Jeff Cole, Dirk ' K JJ Deyoung, Erin Soper and coach Ayotte. SK rg l Boys J.v. SOCCER TEAM, fell 9'lA9 . l This years' J.V. soccer coach, Mr. Dale l , yd l Ayotte, had big plans for this season's lm I soccer team. Like all coaches, he e YV K wished for a winning season, but to wx' - Uv him this isn't his reason for coaching. Wl koxvx He hoped to prepare each and every X yo V athlete for next year's Varsity soccer Ol, l team. Each player played his hardest, gd Yl l yet still had fun. 5 ' xg, Oi ililfffwl The Members ot the Varsity Girls Softball Team are: Front Row: ,Trim-,Qeitz, Tanya Jones, Stacey Thompson, Ellen McKenZe, Tracy Esswine, Julie Bonneywell, Mindy Wetzelg Back Row: Rhonda Lasley, Nikki Petrick, Bark Bardwell, Bethe Bard- well, Nikki Seibert, Jackie Williams, Paula Tsoodle, Kathy Pierce, and Coach John Gebert ,- ' ' Mu if ,fp ll, ff I ,, , iiil - Q N5 O Come Rain 'Wa x -ff ,M Awfgam, ff ff I64 ,sa s The Members of the J,V. Girls Softball Team are: Front Row: Becky Brewster, Sally Forten- ado, Toni Weitenhagen, Holly Foxley, Heidi Sadler. Middle Row: Stephanie Knowles, Toni Mayer, Shelley Ross, Paige Closner, ,Kirsten Brown. Back Row: Theresa Nelson, Jenny Wil- borg, Sherry Earnhart, Michelle l-larriss, Kirsten Goetz, and Coach Steve Anderson. ,tyl 1 '5 ,-,, 'L 4 Wt, ,, S' 1, I 9 TTT' , . ,, th-, yfimvff-aww ,if T ,. 9' , Y 1' I ,f iz V 4 V f. 5 V l65 4, Tommies Really Swing Into Action .. . , A A mga ,,,, , li 2' fw ywwmwwfywyiiwm ,ff g W -' ' yfgf: J wg, 5 C ' it J W 4?-V W 'MQW l66 Baseball l, Members of the Varsity Baseball team are: Front Row: Karen Lockwood, Steve Buell, Dan Buell, Jim Hill, Ryan Schei, Bill Hodgins, Kirk Sun- itsch, Curt Nilson, Back Row: John Filori, Marshall Leaf, Jim Carlson, Brian Whittall, Brian Marshall, Chris McCallum, Jay Mills, Kurt Isaacson, and Ryan Hudson. Coach Steve Craft is not pictured. 2. Members of the Junior Varsity Baseball team are: Front Row: Duke Liden, Art Padilla, Jim Killian, Marshall Ryan, Darren Conn, Corey Bowen, Kevin Daurie. Back Row: Coach Steve Opel, John Crote, Shane Pahukoa, Gregg Price, Jerry Lewis, Mark Reed, Margo Guzman, and Coach Pat Opel. . - . -fgff.: ri f ' K, 1 ' k,.f-.A as K K S 1 -li a 1 sg, ,paul ' W.: F .1 :K vu Ax , ., W, fr zfffii. -P W? my f V 3 2,, Q. W M My . ,',, I z h ' in-laid' fi , , '55 :ai K rf? :rc-in , .,,, i x - 0 ,,,1., , ,k,,, .,k., , -,,...,, -b if , , : J ' 1 ' + ' .. 4 L K Q is ., ,T ,, , ,J ,K 'asp' 9 A K I L' A K' 'K 1 w ,K -21 i 1192 , ,-4262? f ' Y L my Y N Q, 45 iguzuyw If Q. 45 mf M95 -H152 , ,I ' ' ,. Q W 1 ff ,Q ,, V 'lblgzl if i '1-i,il' V ' 'LL1. Q, ' . ,? l ,. :.,:V,W.. l L,,: L,,, a w ' Nj I, , s, ' 3? Y I 'W-nnravnv' 'Y , mn Baseball 167 su.--gg 4 Y. .X I QF. C, l N. I68 Track The members of the V986 Track and Field are: Front row: ,Rob Bell,'Mike Cull, Chris Simmons, Trina Miller, Linda Berger, Ryan Smith, Graham Kennedy, Shirley l-loffman, Tony Sowards, Jim Lu- ton, Kevin Allen, and Jay Berglund. First Row: Jay Westlund, Randy Belles, Mike Elkins, Duke Rich- ard, Cheryl Tenney, Monica Olson, Travis Rich- ards, Duard King. Second Row: Amy Weis, Anita Torey, Heather Miller, Chris Yost, Valerie Fun- ston, Mark Brower, Bob Comstock, Rose Simpson, Julie l-lolt, Craig Iverson, Steve Sanders, and Jeff Colon, Third Row: Andrea Gibson, Jenny Losik, Travis Stoner X , X qx X x X Just because the stadium was down, didn't make much of a difference to the track team. It was a bit inconvenient during the few home meets they did have, but with all of the people that helped they made it through. The drive that kept them going was a goal that all teams have, success. With- out the help of some wonderful coaches, it wouldn't have been possi- ble. The team worked out every day of the week after school, and sometimes Saturday practice. The outcome was a team that could show their stuff, prov- ing to the other schools that the team was competitive enough to give them a run for their money. k l7O Tennis Mens Netters The members of the i986 Tennis team are: Front Row: Mike Rogers, Chris Bicktord, I-lo Chin An, Marc Matthew, John Gostol, Neil Gray. Mid- dle Row: Blake Anderson, Travis Vanderpool, Eric Engelstad, Don Bakken, Steve Erickson, Brian Adamson, Robert Tallmage, Chris Jenson, Will Kern, Barry Flagg, Back Row: Monte Pteil, Chris Wong, Scott King Dammen Dreke, Mike Boersema, Mike lngrum, Dan Gross, Blair Estenson, Mike Reed, David Ba- ker, Scott Bumstead, Joel Cooper, Matt Craig Brant Wood. 1 1 The members of the T986 Golf team are: Front Row: Mike Kasch, Richard Bohot, Adam Bourseth, Donny Adams. Back Row: Bobby Haffley, Cari Kloster, Blandih Nardinger, Chris Haffley, Travis Bradford, Ken Reimers, Art McDougal, Duane Mann, Todd Frolick. Golf 171 Spring Play This year's spring play, 'lCheaper by the Dozen, was directed by Mr. Kessler. Yilihe assistant director was Jenny Short. This story focused on a family which had l2 children. The father used his un- orthodox methods to teach his not-so- willing children. The plot thickened as the audience learns that the father has a heart condition which he keeps a se- cret from his family. Anne, the oldest daughter, rebels against his pursuit of efficiency. He becomes aware of her point of view and they understand each other. Mr. Kessler put much hard work into the play and it showed in its suc- CGSS. fb, Q ,, 1 l72 Spring Play K .. .x - it A3 Gigi Cast members are: Top row: Dad-Wayne Rowley 1 Dr. Burton-Mike Laioie, Anne-Zanette Giesler, Mom-Wendie Nelson, Martha-Lyn Campbell, Larry-Marv Crumb, Bill-Jerry Dixon. Bottom row: Mrs. Fitzgerald-Jean Foster, Ernestine-Claudia Wolfe, Jackie-Beth Castleberry, Lillian-Lela Har- din, Fred-Scott Clark, Frank-Chris Bruscas, Miss Brill-Shannon Meyer. Not pictured: Joe-Craig Ol- sen, Dan-Dennis Rhodes. In l Q .V .. 59 A 5 1 K. Si 'Q v i I ,. ,Ht 3' 9 fx Zi Ai Students Succeed in 86 l The winners ot Vocational Student ot the Month are Michelle Kanikeberg Randy Green- sields Melissa Sweet Not pictured are Melody Leiter, Randy Belles, Malida Shurbet, Richard Ho- vik. 2. State swimmers are: Matt Craig, Randy Green- shields, Sean Bailey. Not pictured are: Aaron Moss, Bill l-lodgins. 3. The winners of Boy'Girls ot the Month are: Front row: Tony Sowards, Stacey Wagner. Back rowi Kevin Allen, Tittany Degross, Jody Baerbalk, Phil Stahley, Jett Colon, Monica Rooney, Randy Greenshields, Chris Simmons. Not pictured are: Emily Graet, Darren Matthews, Heidi Nelson, Steve Buell. 4. Tony Sowards, tor recognition of highest num- ber ot letters earned. 5. State Wrestlers are: Rob- ert Tallmadge. Not pictured arei Jett Rackua, Steve Buell, Craig Iverson, Mark Hashen, Success often depends upon the abili- ty to hangin and hang on. Ability of this kind was shown by outstanding students in eighty six students from Marysville who went to State in both wrestling and swimming. Other stu- dents won awards in the academic areas: Vocational Student of the month, and BoyfGirl ot the Month. Because of these students' stamina and excellence, Tomahawk pride will forever shine in the annuals of histo- ry. Awards l73 51- ' if X f N 9 sf ep W0 I em Sl Qi 9 , fl i bl Q 'X ll W 5 ifr V000 as bl Q s, N f ' ' fi fs 0 E55 QAJQAQ Marysville Glass X is 1 j 132553: Q15 A SJ 9-0877 Q0 Pay N' Save Mfr cifzlauofnfweff fiawelfeww l50 Marysville Plaza Marysville Wa. 659-088i K N . i 0541! . 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