Mead High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1977 volume:

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' ' 1 gif : ,L P-Wil , 'ii' 'jug , 'V51 , .. ffi wia: EQ 35-'fiaivlakl' ,. i ff' V Y 'TIF ' 3 Kfgff- V ,,, .,, I ff 1.,.g'v, ,v , ff! ff' pw if QE? 1 12 1 X, J an-4. .5 fl 'Mx Gi 'af X, 1 10 Tomorrow will be better 1 12 1 3 V 14 We must live every dey os if it were the only one because it is. ,wa Agfa? FWS -ng M ,395 wWwK ,iv uk mbwvmf SW Class of 7 7 5 lc J.- LX ' l .I x 4 F 'sigx 1 W Right: This year's senior class oflicers are the finest students that Mead Senior High School Educational Center has ever produced. They are as follows: Jeff Rahn, Sergeant-at-Arms, Patti Ecceleston, Treasurer lVlarga Roberts, Secretary, Bob Bundy, Vice-President, Brent Stratton, President. GREG AIN LEY The Lord gives light and understanding to his people. BETH ALDRICH To fear love is to fear life, and those who fear life are already three parts dead JIlVl ALTIVIAN FOREST BLAKE ANIBRIDGE A day for toil, an hour for sport but a friend is life too short. CONNIE AIVIISTOSO The image of one's soul lies in a smile ALAN ANDERSON MARY JO ANDERSON It's been real and it's been fun but it hagn't been real fun. GfNA ANGELO If the sea rises up and covers all that I own and the earth breathes a fiery sign of destruction all around me, I will rest in the safety of his arm and rejoice in the comfort of his spirit. DONNA ARNOLD There is always music among the trees in the garden... but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it. 18 DAVE AINLEY But as truly as I live, all the earth shall be filled with the glory of the Lord. DEBBIE AUKERIVIAN lIThink as I think, said a man, Nor you are abominably wicked, you are a toad. And after I had thought of it, I said, UI will then be a toad. DEBBIE AUSTIN WouIdn't it be nice if we could find other things as easily as we find faults? TERESA AYERS I don't know what the future holds, but I know who holds the future. PEGGY BAKER The inner half of every cloud is bright and shining, I therefore turn my clouds about to show the lining. STEVE BALLINGER Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ERIC BARNEY A barking dog is more useful than a sleeping lion. JAMES BARRETI PEGGY BARRY HUGH BARTLESON BOB BAYLESS MARY BEAL SlVlIl.E. . .and let the sunshine in. 19 COLLEEN BEARDSLEY PAM BECK Dream on. . . TERRY BEEHLER Love is the strongest possessor in all hearts of man. It may grow or it may perish. The choice isn't yours. So go on living each day for him, unless you find someone even more powerful who lives for you. PATRICIA ANN BELL Youth is a gift of nature, but. . . age is a work of art. JAY BEN DEWALD The harvest is plentiful, the workers are few. SHERI BENDEWALD For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 20 Sl-IERYL BERNHEINE In looking back at the faces I've seen I would sure be the first to say, 'iWhen I look at myself today I wouldn't have done it any other way. TRACY L. BINSFIELD He is the caretaker of our hope. . .our future. VICKI BITTON SUE BLACK I took the road less travelled by, and that has made all the difference. DENNIS BLACKBURN GREG BLACKWELL 'Es nn., 'T 'S IVIARY DIANE BLAYDEN Sometimes I wish I were a child again. Skinned knees are easier to heal than broken dreams. CRAIG BOWIE I am not young enough to know everything ED BRANDSTOEITNER I may be crazy, but I'm not that crazy. BELINDA BRENNEISE With each rising sun I think of our life as just beginning. Show kindness and love today. . .for tomorrow's chance may be lost. STEVE BREU ER TOM BROWNLEE They only come out at night! 21 KARI CARLTON Since i've met you my life has been to not just exist. . . but to really live ithanks dearl. DARWIN CH RISTENSON LAURI CHRISTOPH True friendship is a plant of slow growth DEBBIE CLARK It is not how much we HAVE, but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. JENNIFER LYNN CLARK Memories. . . scattered pictures in my mind. STEVE CLOSE BOB BUNDY MIKE BURCHETI' DEAN CAMPBELL MELISSA ANN CANFIELD The way is the going, the trut knowing, the life is the living. E 5 E 1 , 59 kk r . A . A lf I 4 if is by ga? E V K, , X t Est ' 'QI' 1 . , .,, ni .gli Wes-egg : ' 'i:T?'S MFE: Z-fE ,E X m ein I i ai, ? hi .A A s 13-...I 1 fisgi f , h is the mfs KR: 5 ' 'Z. ' s ' is i g is l-if iff frm : 2 B H it I ttll .. fi 2 li ' t gggl 1-if .L H 5. 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' Rx ,,,. , , Q . 1 seem 1 ,L . ,.,, E A . l l L lss' v.., . ., A n e l- M :gag gm H NIZRFW E s . els 5 ii Qeiviii-'x'Lf5f:4.f , .U l w'45'1sf3?Ziff5Zf5 l P255 -- ?, ,. gf ,, , 1 ,K K i 5 W! qs' n -' :sg Q, KYIVI COLLINS I have not seen those faces I need yet, though I know they're here. STEVE CONNELL I would rather please one good man than many bad. WENDY SUE COYKENDALL What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared with what lies within us. JULIE COZZETTO If I accept the sunshine and warmth I must also accept the thunder and the lightning. LESLEY J. CRANDELL On one's hand it is much better to have Hngers than toes. LYLE CRECELIUS Accept me as I am, so I may learn what I can become. SHIRLEY CRISIVIORE People come into our lives and walk with us a mile. And then because of circumstances, they only stay awhile. God only knows the reason why. . . TERRY DAVIS JEFF DAVIS IVIIKE DAVIS CRAIG DEITZ And when it is all done it will have been done too soon. ROBERT DELLWO Truth is it. Come t DIAN E DILLON BENNY DIXON BECKY DIZIVIANG I will lift up mine eyes to look upon that which is good and not that which is evil KELLIE DOUGHERTY I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. STEVE DOWNIE DONNA DUNIAW Let me do something today that will take a little sadness from this world GARY DURHEIIVI Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me 24 SHELLY EGLAND If God was small eno then He wouldn't be needs. VICKI L. EIVIRY A true friend is a gif t of God, and only He who made hearts can NIICHELE ENGLE Happy are those who are willing to pay the COITIE tI'U9, TOIVI ERPENBACH JANA ETIER ugh for our minds, big enough for our unite them. dream dreams and price to make them Laugh and stay sane. JULIE FAWCETT It takes both rain an rainbow. IVIARCY FEAGANS Remember me with s I'II remember you ail. with tears, don't rem JACKIE FEH LIG DOUG FERRELL d sunshine to make a miles and iaughter as If you remember me ember me at all. 25 ROCKY FERROZZO GARY EDWARD FICKLE A man can keep another person's secret better than his owng a woman on the contrary, keeps her secret though she blabs all others. ANITA FIGU EROA SAN DY L. FIN DLAY If the shadows of my laughter fall on someone and make them happy. . . then I am glad! KEVIN FISHER BRIAN FLINN GLEN FRACHISEUR SUZIE FRAZIER The mountains shall bring peace to the people 26 DAVID FROEIVIIVIING Jo Rae Kimbrough can't believe her ears. DALE FROHBERG in LINDA FU LSAAS DON GABY LINDA GABY PHIL GADY Fishy fishy in the brook, come and bite my little hook. RENE GAERTNER La' Chaim, a Jewish word meaning l'To Life . SUE GANT Dream what you dare to dream. Go where you want to go. Be what you want to be. . live. I 27 You know, it's fun being a senior, states Terry lVlilIer SHEILA GOLDSCHNIITZ There is a silence born of love which expresses everything. SUSAN CHARISE GREEN Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing is so gentle as real strength. CINDY GREGOVICH SCOTI' GROVER DONITA GAYE GRUBB There are still three things that remain. . . faith, hope and love. And the greatest of these is love. JULIE HAGLE 28 ,li Et, BRIAN GARDNER MARK ALLEN GARDNER The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot. sTEvEN GARRIS MARK GENO RUSS GIESY Sometimes life can be an expensive tutor. CINDY GION ET Success is getting what you wantg happiness is wanting what you get. JOSHUA GODSEY GREG GOLDN ER CONNIE HAMMOND LARRY HANSEN Good humor makes all things tolerable. MARLA HARTMAN CH ERI HEISEL Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. CYNTHIA HELGOE Among polished leaves, green hope for tomorrow, your goals for future years bright without sorrow. NANCY HENDERSON You've got to love me for what I am, for simply being meg don't love me for what you intend or hope that I will be. 29 Right: i'Breaker one- nine this is spaceman. How do you read me? Over! says Doug Lundstrom. MIKE HIIVINIER ANNE HITE PATTI HODGE NANCY HODGES DAVE HOECK KRISTINE K. HOLDEN The future holds always memories of the past, still leaving room for dreams and hope. KELLY HOOPER If it wasn't for the last minute, a lot of things wouIdn't get done. LESLIE HORLACHER Climb though the rocks are rugged. MIKE HOUCK Before every man there lies a road, wide and bright, that he thinks is right, but it ends in death. 30 S' 'S MIKE HENSON JAMES HEPPER Those of you who think you know everything are annoying us who do. STUART H E RITAG E SCOTT HILL LANNY HUBBARD LESLIE K. HUGHES My brother was an only child. JULIE R. HUMPHREYS MICHELLE HUNKA You have the freedom to be yourself. . here and now. JANICE HUTCHINSON The price of hating others is loving oneself less. ARTHUR HOWARD JACKSON If you don't think about it, it won't make sense. PATRICIA ITRISHI JACKSON Iam only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do somethingg and what I should do and can do, by the grace of God I will do. KARL M. JERNSTEDT Remember us farmers, out standing in our fields. STEPHEN B. JOHNSON If you cannot understand my silence, how will you understand my words. 31 LORI L. JONES True friendship is like phosphorescenceg it glows best when the world around you goes dark. RON KEENE I don't like to say anymore that I understand, I'd rather say that I care, and that I'll try to understand. DOUG KELLER TOlVI KELLOUGH JEFF KEIVIP Color is only skin deep but love is to the heart. God is love, and love comes in all colors. J EFF KENDALL it 1 S E i 5 Staines f 3 ' ' we it me ii val E ,gil .,,... . lgi2J?gQ g E , .Q , 5181 x ,F Fi 3 +G, X Q W f is I Qxwx M, f SH ' H X f- use W . ts vs, ,Q kg ww l W sf my f Q Vita Nluie- W 'f 'i , ..-.lg .fist li .gf L' ,, ni ' ,,,. if 'I S , K .1 ,... . L if 1 VVVV ! -HY 'Q L,,, ffffufk' -.f'ikf.l'1E-E.'i?x. Wi 51171 I , ., ,.., Jk irflvi ' iff., il. 5 fi ' 'if ,Qi ,.,,. ., .,,, l- ,.'::::f:l,:fm-v.u:?1.if . AWVV.. W N Q - :f:.:?1,s,'5:i- .2f5e'22i1f'ti!5ifL2'f1 51.1 5 I pn? 11 ruse-:kk John lVlcVey is simply underwhelmed by his subject. 32 I KATHY KENNEDY BEATRICE KIIVIBALL There's always tomorrow for dreams to come true. GLEN MICHAEL LAUERIVIAN There is no limit to one man's potential. RUSS LAWRENCE GREG KING PAM KNOX You own today, spend it on happiness. BARRY KNUTSON Life's a drag, but you make it better BILL KOUTNIK JERI KUBES Happiness is sweet itself, but when shared it is beautiful. STAN LAKODUK ALAN LANGSETT There are no miracles to men who do not believe in them. LISA KINNEY I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. ROBERT LEE LYNETTE ANN LEFFLER You judge yourself by what you're capa of doing, but others judge you by what you've already done. ble 33 RUTH ANNE LELACHEUR What I kept I lost, what I spent I had, what I gave, I had. PAIVI LEONARD CHRIS LEWIS In every age there is a turning point, a new way of seeing and asserting the coherence and sanity of the world. KAR EN LEWIS DOUGLAS CARL LUNDSTROM There are two things a man cannot hide: that he is drunk and that he is in love. Oh, by the way HERIVIPH!! STEVE LUTZ JOEL LYNAIVI NANCY IVIACDONALD lVlay the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sun shine warm upon your face, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of his hand. lVlEG IVIAGEE God did not create woman from man's head, so that he should command her nor from his feet, that she should be his slave, but rather from his side so she should be near his heart. lVlICHEAL lVlAIOLA GREG IVIAJESKI RAE ANN IVIANDERSCHEID 34 TONY IVIANTESE JACK IVIARCHANT TERRI JEAN MARCHANT Oh, Lord, what can I say? . QQ If as - 'gh ,I L , K 3, - I riff-1.': ' ff? , . Q I jjl il W: I l ed Emi ' f i f ' i , N, '- Mg., wifi- ,h-9.2 . ..'g,:e-f.1.'.' i .wp ,. 11, .K -' ,,g-, 'QQ-I wt f HARRY MARTIN CHRIS MCBRIDE CATHY ANN MCCOY To love and to be loved is the IVY MARTIN VICKI MCCAU LEY greatest happiness of existence, and lVlA'I'I' MARTIN ALVIN NICCOIVIBS with it earth is heaven. BRUCE W. MCDOWELL A lady never shows her underwear unintentionally. RUSS IVICINERNEY CH ERYL MCLINDEN DEBBIE MCMATH Love is here now and to stay forever TERESA MCMECHAN JOHN R MCVEY The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it KEVIN MERRICK DOUG MILLER GUY MILLER LAURA MILLER For what person knows a man's thoughts except the spirit of the man which is in him. MELANY MILLER uThink as I think, said a man. Or you are abominably wicked, you are a toad. And after I had thought of it, I said, I will, then be a toad. TERRY MILLER SCOTT MIN KLER Kalamazoo, Michigan: super city U.S.A. JIM MISSELL BARB MOE Man is at his best when stimulated by the hope of reward, the fear of failure and the light of a star. 36 MIKE IVIOEN MARY LORETIA MOORE Get your life's instrument tuned early before the concert of the day begins. MICHAEL MOREAU It is not the sharps, the Hats or the technique that makes the music, it's the feeling. VERONA MORRIS CATHIE NIUNK KEN IVIUNK JAMES LAWRENCE NEAL I can't say whether we had more wit amongst us than usual, but I am certain we had more laughing, which answered the end as well. MARK NELKE MARK NELSON 37 CHAD PANGBORN The horizon is not the boundary ofthe earth. TRACY PARR PETE PASQUALE LUCY PEBLES BECKY PERRY Love is not getting, but giving, Not a wild dream of pleasure and madness of desire. . . it is goodness, and honor, and peace and pure living. . . love is trust. MIKE PETRIE STEVE PETRIE STEVE PONTIUS JOANNE POOL I used to ask God to help me. Then I asked if I might help him. I ended up by asking him to do his work through me. 38 GAY NYBAKKEN KEVIN OH LAND LISA OLSEN To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance. KARIE O'SHAUGHNESSY When the Lord closes the door, somewhere He will open a window. I 1 ? NANCY POPP Make the most of the best and the least of the worst. PAULA PROCTOR JACKIE QUIGLEY With God nothing shall be impossible. JEFF RAHN BEVERLY RALING If you love someone, let him go, if he comes back he's yours, if not, he never was. ROBIN K. RANDELS We are free to go where we wish to be what we are. SAN DY RASLER Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. KERRY LYNN RAY Dream what you dare to dream. Believe what you dare to believe. Live how you dare to live, but live, don't just exist. MARY REED 39 Santa iLanny Hubbard? appears to be partially dismantled by present-hungry Nleadites NIARGA ANN ROBERTS To dream of the person you want to be, is to waste the person you are. MARK D. ROBERTS The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. APRIL ROBINSON LEE ANN ROBINSON Friendship with God is reserved for those who reverence him. With them alone he shares the secrets of his promises. STEVEN A RODERICK I never expected to see the day when the girls would get sunburned in the places they do now. LORI RODSETH It isn't the mountains ahead that wear me out, it's the grain of sand in my shoe. 40 um... ' BILL REISS TIM RIDDLE STEVE RILE ERIN RILEY I will seek wisdom and an understanding heart that I may walk humbly, live valiantly and progress eternally. BRYAN ROBB JIM ROBERTS DAVID GLEN ROGERS A diplomat is a person who can tell you to go to hell in such a way that you'll actually look forward to the trip. By the way- 1 22 on 2, ready, break! LARRY RUBENS CURTIS RUTHRUFF LYNDA RYSER CONNIE SAVAGE TRACY SCHLANGEN 41 CYNTHIA ANN SCHIVIARR A smile is the light in the window of your face to let others know your heart is at home. CH RISTIE SCHNELL Life has loveliness to sell, buy it and never count the loss and give all you have been or could be. KATHY SCOTT lVlan cannot discover new oceans, unless he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. KRIS SCOTT No human relation gives one possession of another, every two souls are absolutely different. In friendship or in love, the two side by side raise hands together to find what one cannot reach alone. DOUG SEWELL JERRY SHIRLEY 42 GLORIA LYNN SICILIA Someday this may be all we remember Please don't tell me how the story ends SCOTT SIPE GREG SKAER CYNTHIA SLICHTER By the grace of God I am what I am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain, but I labored more abundantly: yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me. KELLY SIVIITH We know where we are going, we have found our way in the dark. BOB SMITH KIIVIBERLEY RAE SONDERIVIAN With each rising sun think of our life as just beginning. Show kindness and love today, for tomorrow's chance may be lost CURTIS E. SONGER Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. was TRISH STACHECKI We're not here for a long time, but a good time. BlJD STAPLES The world is now too dangerous for - anything but truth too small for anything but brotherhood TRACY STEPHENS Remember that tomorrow is another day and yesterday is a memory. Live each day as a new adventure and hold on to the past but do not live for it. In your mind remember that experience is the love of life. DONNA STEVENS Happiness is like a butterhy. The more you chase it, the more it eludes you, but if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. BETH STIEN I have a hope that I wait patiently for a PSYQN 1 'ru hope I wait patiently for a hope I wait. KEVIN STOCKTON Bob Bayless and Rob Stretch teach Mr. Dalton the basics of screen mechanics 43 MARILYN STORMS Be true to thyself. BRENT STRATTON As a famous philosopher never said, to be or not to be. . .that is not the question, but it rhymes. MARK STRAUB Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. ROBERT STRETCH Long life and Slainte Mhor to you, and Without Rent unto you, Many Strong and -Handsome Children to ye, And may you die in Ireland. MIKE STROH ED SUDENGA In the valley of dreams there's always time to wonder. LAURIE SWAN We blossom and flourish like leaves on the tree, and wither and perish, but naught changeth thee. JON SWETT MICHELLE R. TAPLEY The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. 44 .si a:l'?2 5l'5v-Wfwq-' V55 ff fl,,l!WfSif'fQig1f if fszeszze .,.,,. 's A F imma, .Eh fir. ' ffl-fi A1 .5 , Wi. Ji' ,ima :RTV U A W' AF s we ..f mf lsnl. I me-,,....,,.,,,.. - fl A Wave is fi M. .M -5. ... M 1, . . ,Z,.3.5,,i.i,,tmay-., . I' 555,- F Y '11 I ... .. . .. 1-3:55. f. 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RICK TATE STEVE TAYLOR TIM THOMAS Keep looking up! TFT SUSAN THOMPSON JERRY TIPTON JOHN TORKAR DAVE TRIESCHIVIAN Alesence is to love as wind is to fire. It extinguishes the smallg it enkindles the great. JACKIE VOSS The truth is that our friends and our enemies know us better than we know ourselves. . . TONY WALKER JANA WALMSLEY The great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. KELLY WALSH The best thing about the future is that it only comes one day at a time. SANDRA L. WARREN Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God: and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God. Mike Petrie is a born fish. DAWN WATTS Count every minute as precious, and the hours will take care of themselves. WEN DY WATSON The fox said, UTO me you are just a boy like a thousand other boys. I have no need of you. But if you tame me, then we shall need each other. To me, you'will be unqiue in all the world. To you I shall be unique in all the world. . . CINDIE WEBB I live in a very small house but my window looks out on a very large world. PATTY WEBB A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one's heart, chaff and grain together knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping, and with a breath of kindness blow the rest away. MONICA WEINHANDL Trust me and I'll do good things for you even if to make you happy means to leave you to yourself. CARRIE WEIST STEVE WEN KE The world is a fascinating book, but of little use to those who cannot read it. ELAINE WETTERHUS I can smile the perfect smile and still feel the pain. KATHY WATKINS There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. SHEL WATKINS A fool and his money stabilize the economy! The life ofa senior is so difhcult, isn't it Jon? 'Elm H1 DIANA LEE WHITE TED WISE PATTY WITIUK KEVIN WOELFEL TEDI RAE WOOD Happiness is like a kissg you must share it to have it. CAROLE WRIGHT LINDA ZAPPONE If you want to be loved, love. Life does not ask for a thank you for the gifts she offers are free. MIKE WHITE KEIVA WILLIAMS MIKE WIN KLER 47 NOT PICTURED SENIORS: KHALLED AL-JARED DON ANDERSON LARRY AUSTIN TERESA BALDWIN MELODIE BLESSINGER TOM BODEN GREG BONER DAVE BORCHERT RICK BRYCESON WANDA CAMPBELL PEGGY CARROLL SUSAN DUTTON CARROL RANDY CARTER ED COLLISON BILL CONDRAY MITCHELL CORNWELL RICK COURTRIGHT DAN DAVIS GORDON DEEMS BOB DEITERING RORY DONELSON MATT ECCLES TERRY GLENN BOB GORDON BRIAN GROSS DOUG HAMILTON RONEE HLEBICHUK JOE HOERNER PAT HUNTER DAVE JONES DELRAY KIMBALL JORAE KIMBROUGH MARK LENGYEL DALE MASTEL FRANK MATHESON ANDY MCALPIN JERRY MORSE CINDY NAGLE STEVE NATWICK DENIS NILSEN RENA PAULEY DANE PELICAN LANCE PLOEGER CINDY PRITCHARD BILL RAUCH BEVERLY RICKS KIM ROBERTSON LOREN SCHAUB JANET SCHLOSSER DON SMATH ERS MATT SMITH STEVE SMITH CATHY SOLEIM BRIAN STENSON RON STRONG MICHELLE VAN DE WATER JULIE VANVEEN Far left: Randy Benson its Kerry Ray's flattering figure. Below: Jackie Quigley watches in agony as . the Mead football team attempts its two point conversion against North Central. . i Left: Jim Missel and company can stuff more than a basketball, as Kathy Kennedy gets the balloon treatment. Above: Kevin Fisher plays Joe Cool on the morning announcements. Class of .MQ 5,4 Patsy Abrams Louise Ackaret Sharon Adams Greg Allen Chris Altman Linda Anderson Scott Anderson Tom Angus Paul Aspaas Steve Austin Raymond Avery Cathy Axtell Scott Axworthy Keith Bachtold Julie Baker Carol Barcklay Jana Barenchi Greg Barkely Jane Bartholomew Tami Batchelder Teri Bates Brad Batt Kyle Batty David Baump Kendra Bender Pat Bender lVlike Bell Jim Bennett Lynn Biss Susan Blair if ! l ' B if Dan Blashill Ray Bly Brian Bocksch Leslie Boesel Lori Boisard Jolene Boletti Valerie Borchers Debbie Borchert Ann Borrevik ....4i fur--l Marty Bose Ket Bosworth Tim Eberth 'lFonzs it up. Lo 2 ri Hutchins is her junior year. if its AS w l B E stunned at the n Mike Boutz Ken Bowiin Joe Bowman Mike Bradley Tanya Bratton Peggy Brennick Tina Brown Julie Buhr Becky Buhrer Tim Burris Dean Cameron Lori Carter Werner Cereghino Dave Christenson Chad Clark X Lori Clark Tom Clark Eric Clausen Brian Coates Greg Collins Lisa Collins Jim Colville Alan Connali Wendy Courtright Kammy Cox Connie Craig Robin Crain Sue Crandell Pat Cranston Sharon Crawford Carlene Crofoot Jeff Culver ews that she has passed 51 Debi Cunningham Christiann Davis Lance Davis Theresa Deitz Greg Demaster Mary Dennis Connie DeWitt Pam Dietrich Mike Donahue Anne Dorsett Vince Douglas Randy Downing Joanne Dschaak Cindy Duer Tim Eberth Jill Eccleston Debra Egger Michael Ellis Mike Emerson John Engle Kirk Erickson Steve Etier Tricia Everett Renee Farmer Darcy Fawcett Becky Fecht Jim Fehlig Melodie Fennell Jan Ferrell Annette Fickle Janice File Bob Filer Dan Fleming Duane Floch Shawn Foster Dwain Friedlander Robert Frisch Mark Gable 'F 1 i l l Cathy Axtell gets to the point. Shannon Gaertner Mike Gaffney David Gardner Stephen Garrett Robin Gilkey Rick Gimeno Tuckey Gionet Chris Glanville Nanette Glenn Dan Godsey Craig Grafmiller Doug Graybeal Lori Green Sandy Green Tim Griffin Jo Grob Brenda Gross Doug Grover Brad Grunwald Vicki Gurtner S 3 lil g ., . we W i , W Q Q -416 r S if X ww rms?-2: :missy Tim Turner cusses as he cuts Vicki Guy Jeff Hagle Bill Hagreen Mary Hahn Dan Hall Douglas Hall Kelly Hanson Kim Hanson Kelly Hargrave Julie Haugen Sally Hayes Sandy Hayward Bill Heath Susan Hedley Jerry HeHing Joy Helgeson Jana Helgoe Brad Henneberg Cherie Henslee Stephen Henson Stacy Herron Stephanie Herron Ingrid Hershey Brenda Hicks Alan Hildebrand Bonnie Hobbs Konni Hodgson Norma Holmdahl Julia Holmes Tam my Holweger Mark Holz Dave Horwath Karen Houck Brian House Jim Houser Nlarcy Huddleston Di Hudlow Tom Hudson Jerianne Hultquist Lori Hutchins John Inch Sandy Irving Lisa Jackson Sara Jacobson Kirk Jameson lVlatt Janke David Jerome Brett Johnson Jeff Johnson Steve Johnson Kevin Jones Tim Jones Kristine Jordan Tina Judd Jay Keiser Jolene Keller Angie Kellough Lori Kendall Brent King Tracy Kitchen Sherri Kite Larry Kloetsch Jan Knowlton Joanna Knutson Lisa Koetting Craig Kohler Chris Konek E335 'Si E iii 3221 Sis 'I .ti ? 2 1 gm Q , F 2 3 i ii- :leg wig ' ,'.': 1 'K . . :a 2: .. gi 3' , , ' NK 1 i no vi H in-is 'Z if it el n RN. 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Barbara Maine Cindy Malcolm Pat Maloy John Mandery Steve Mark Jean Marston Tom Martinez Skip Matlock Jon Matson David May Colleen McAIIeer Mark McBroom Cheryl McCabe Tammie McCloskey Lauri McCroskey Jeff McCullough Colleen Koomler Joe Kostecka Craig Kracher Kay Krauth Scott Kuhl Nancy Ladish Bonnie l.aPierre Tammy Layton John Lee Lori Leffier Ken Lehman Larry Lewis Lorri Lewis Barry Litton Perri Lochhead Adonna Lucas Ron Lunt Kevin Mahoney Ron Mclnerny - U , . . 7,, Dan McKenna Julie Parr sneers, Ya, I m a Junior. Whatcha gonna make of It Eileen McKinnon Patti McLinden Mike McMath Dale MCM urtrey Duane McMurtrey Jackie Means Kevin Meechan Fred Meier Eric Merrick Becky Miller Darrel Miller Dean Miller Jeanie Miller Mary Miller Matt Miller Michele Miller Wes Miller Debbie Milner Mark Mitchell Darren Moore Mike Moore Mike Moran Terry Moreau Billy Morris Chris Morse David Morse Christine Mortenson Melissa Motz Donna Munk Frank Myers Troy Neighbors Randy Nelson Pat Newman Sheila Newman Lori Olsen Dennis O'Neall Chip Opsal Lonn Ostlind Lauri Pangborn Ginny Panther Peter Parker Stephen Parker Julie Parr Kathy Patterson 56 2, E no i,,r . ,,,, W' Aci, Q at i ,yev ilir 'f it it if iV'V5 ' i5i'f?lii5Ii fi 43? ' ogfgff' -ri fi i 1 ii i l E . 1' 'eff fe ' i , S' 1 ' ,, . ,, ,,' ,. . fwfr-,,, - yr--: V ' .r i A .- y . lytl. iyyy y,Li l ri A . P Ei E me 4? fl at , fiifi 1.-'fi ---- i , i , in K i if be l ri Q f if f 5 E Y l Eiga? , ,Sf ,,,3L.a.w-..- i 232' ' 1 'J ,. A .tae fs e , Lynn Rouse Jerry Rowe Wendie Runkel Joanna Ryan Tim Ryan Debbie Sample Don Sanford Lee Sanford ia Tiff 5 4 ,A K ia ME .2 3:9 T V li' 53555 tt f 5 2 .5 X fn s Nb? si J ,, B 15- gizgi b N it 'E?jl tit? E 'if Sign 2 If vate il -A MW ui , Pitta Qaida! ,si Y ll E ii l - g??.::,4:s Steve Patterson Jim Pauley Bill Payne Greg Pecchia Brian Pendleton Laurie Peplinski Scott Peters Mark Phillips lVlike Piehler Tom Pontius Sherrin Pool Annette Pooley C.J. Pounder Craig Powell Davis Pratt Penny Prestley Keith Preston Thomas Price Melinda Pringle Kathy Pugh Connie Purkey Kevin Rawlins Angie Ray Roy Reed Richard Rice Teena Richards Susan Richardson John Richter Jerry Riddle Tim Riley Susan Ritchie Colleen Roderick Steve Roffler Jeri Ross Liza Roullier Doug Sanders Roger Sawyer Janet Schaub Ken Schlepp Yvonne Schneil Gary Schoesler Jeff Schroder Terre Schussler Mary Ann Schutt Marla Schwartzenberger Diana Scott Mike Shannon Kevin Shaw Andy Shrode Danny Simonson Ginnette Sinclair Mike Skaer Brad Skeen Mark Sleizer Deborah Smith Judy Smith Karen Smith Scott Smith Vern Smith Stephanie Steele Eric Stenson Tim Stevens Jolene Stewart Blaine Stone Charlene Sudenga Terry Moreau blows h' -X i i i 1 X 9 1 1 'T' 5 I F ii 5122 1 fs? ' R Li li? . 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Eggs 95 E if fig E i I ii I if 5 . f.. 1 3' tt all 5- s . 5 fait E ,,,i.,,, l,1,::i Kosa K'Da Rod Kerr Mary Loranger Julia Lyons Brian Mayer Monty Murphy Sheryl Piukkula Annette Smith J it '52 Y? ' gg .t Wir f t Q Mw5mlLi ' . att! FHL sf , 'Wil -.. I 'ijt :,. 5, l 1 , . .al wif L 4 'H .twnifs-f?2-,5E.,ls5 if '11 get G33 wt gulf: , lac? 5 lrgffri fl 553 wr W' iff rj , w v if N L , if . fix e kwfslge -. 'aes - ST P Doug Smith Kathy Sullivan Mike Sullivan Jeannie Sydow Bob Taigen Susan Taylor Clark Thomas Dianne Thomas Linda Thomas Donetta Tilton Nicki Tipke Jesse Troglia Tim Turner Rod Unger Laura Unruh Dee Vandervert Lisa Vandervert Richard Van Leuven Patti Vanorden Annette VanVeen David VonEssen Tami Waines Jerry Wagner Scott Walker Carl Wallman Lee Walsh Tim Walsh Kelly Walters Greg Ward Pete Ward Ron Washington Dan Webley Jeff Webster Sue Weinhandl Greg Wellens Phil Werfelman Janet Weston John Wheeler Matt Whetzel Steve Wilcox Shelly Wilkens Jim Williams Annette Wing Robin Wittkopf Kathy Wittwer Diane Wold Diane Wood Vicki Woodworth John Yae Gene Vanhorne l 60 I R Closs of 79 Dave Aklns Haifa Al-Jared Darien Allen Jeff Allen Downell Anderson Heidi Anderson Michelle Anderson Sherry Anderson Sue Angus Thomas Antles Rick Arnold Grace Ator Mike Atwood Monica Aube Karen Austin Glenn Ayers Bill Baker Sonia Baker Jack Baldwin Greg Ballinger Debbie Bangerter Penny Barcklay Judith Barrett Mike Bastanchury David Bates Andy Baum Jackie Beal David Bemand Renee Bender Paula Bennett Randy Benson Don Bergstresser Jeff Bernheine Deanna Bertels Troy Binsfield Patricia Black Todd Blackburn Bruce Blayden Joanne Bogue Bev Bolen Cheryl Bolton Daniel Borchers ' U. A,,rci,Lg es A W:'W-gisf.4.:1ss::,gae f 5 awgznair lgaaewifgsz N i . -as .. S . ,,....t, t. .X .,.c.,.l?,.,,.ssi,Q5-,.e f,fs5f:fle:zli2l? ' at i2221iEs!s232f5E5fff W-.,.N i '2s5f21sff5E'e -- ,. S13? ' Q, 1, Q gl ti lzia??IeSxus1ffz ilJ W T' ' - 1 f . t,,t A t s: . 1 ,. ,,.. W I if gg? -X. s .vs . X t ,B 5 xx if at at X E sal s E ,e w T: .. e ' v t ser H vat 1 i , 4 , . J-it emit- f ,- , f Q Egg 'e Q :-'f-Wim ' - WW? t 1 i 4 if i'ii rv fi li ta wx A W Q ' f Y 0 in an r I P f 12-2 - ' QQ .,.. if -i ii W f E32 1 ' Roger Bowie Miker Bowman Michelle Boyce Doug Bramer Larisa Brandstoettner Vicki Breuer Mark Brooker Nancy Brown Mark Brownlee Shelly Broyles Bob Bryan Mike Bryans Rob Bryceson Christopher Bullock Tony Bumgardner Rick Bundy Dale Bunke Brian Burns Tim Cameron Debra Campbell Janet Campbell Wendy Carico Jayne Carney Colleen Carroll Steven Carroll i l . l E l Tom Carroll Scott Christlieb Sheri Clark Mike Close Scott Coates Steve Cobain Dave Cole Jodi Cole Carol Collison Mark Connall Mark Corigliano Kristi Coykendall Steve Cozzetto Robin Craig Connie Crismore Don Crosen Tammy Curley Lynell Curtis Melodie Dalke Gina Damiano Diane Danly Leo Davey Marcella Davies Lori Davis Marchelle Deranleau Terri Derider Paula Dillon Tracy Dobratz William Donahue Polly Dormaier Dave Doucet Harley Douglas Amy Drinkard Hope Dudley David Dunham Pamela Dutton Julie Eccleston Debbie Ecklund Barry Eggert Corey Egland Terry Engblom David Erickson Greg Evans Bob Faulkner Paul Fawcett Lynn Fennell Karen Fero Jackie Ferrozzo Pamela Fickie Karen Fisher Charlie Flager Colleen Flanigan Tony Fletcher Gordon Flinn Alan Flitton Bill Ford Gail Forsgreen Don Foster Lori Foster Steve Foster Lori Franz Michele Frase Jan Froberg Jeryl Fromm Shelley Frostad Sara Fullenwider Steven Gady Bill Galtney John Gant lVlerilee Garrett Sandi Garrison Dean Gifhng Scott Glenn Mike Godsey lvlarty Goss Laree Graybeal Kim Griffith Tom Grote fel ig' Bil'I Earle f . 5 -r :ft R ed' Q x 'E E s g5,g51,.,:.:-1 - K . - Wif i Q - t T. 1-YQ' 1 visit? f ff S W G 1 - A S Q F 5 N all -'1- -G + it 5 re 5 i in ,g Sf 5 i X 2 .X ,,., ll-.fufzf ,,LL Z t t i 1' .: -ues. i at or -f ,, 1' '52 ' R Lg! ,,.ff if ,, it y m 4 Jr S ii xii Q 2' if - , ..11 ' lfizi i ,ik ES it it 1 T ,.' gy t ,1.f, 5 , V- i i I , fm: ,- Sc eip ,, W a, ,,, . 3. it , G i i J t , i , gym K ia E N K an F F I R 3 L-i fi ii? g i lt It 1 , . ,, l., , , sf E es, tw .JV 3 I Es: :Q E Jeanne Grubb Brad Gunn David Gunning Jef? Habberstad Donna Haffner Teri Hagreen Erma Hale Lori Hall Jeff Hallin Danetta Hamilton Glen Hamilton James Hammond Wanda Hamond Mark Hansen Patricia Hanson Scott Hanson Rock Harmon Jon Harms Julie Haugen Tim Haugen Debbie Henderson Jackie Henderson Rory Hemem Spirited Mindy Moore supports the team Mark Hesseltine l i my Q' T . viii S l Egg ' w i i i ! -:s' K' 5 E ,ii ,L ,L ,yt ,,,. 5. A,.,.x. .,, 1' Ji' ., ., ' giiiz - i - f w f:--:1 Q: !. ill ig- irizzl. iw 'AGES-5 rin, 2 5 SW Teresa Hickman Adele Hill Sharon Hinman Bradley Hitzei Madonna Hobbs Jeff Hoerner Ross Hogin David Holden Tom Holland Albert Hook Tab Hoots Gail Horlacher Renee Horlacher Darsi Horn Doug Hosler Patricia Howe Ron Huggins Dick Hughes Jodi Hull Sam Humphrey Kerry Hunka Cindy Hurmence Nancy Hurmence Ray Hutchinson Mark Inch Larry Jack Carrie Jappert Teresa Jasper Randy Jens Craig Jensen Jennifer Johnson Matt Johnson Neil Johnson Scott Johnson Scott Jones Joan Jordan Jon Jordan Lori Jordan Teri Judd Leslie Kauffman Tamara Keen David Keil Kris Kerr Kay Kersey Spencer Kimball Anne Kister Sue Kistler Greg Klante Shari Kluber Web Kneass Roger Knox Karen Koetting Brenda Kohler Don Kottke John Kresek Robyn Kubes Lori Kuesterman Kevin Kuhl Debbie Kuntz Annette Kyllo Dave Lakod u k Merry Landkam mer Pam Larison Matthew Lasher Gary Lauerman Katie Lawrence Linda Lee Jean Leeson Rena Leeson Leslie Lehman Michael Leonard Kelly Lewis Kalita Leyva Jeanette Lindberg Steve Loski Lori Loveless Joe Luchini Doug Lydig ' 5 Stormy Lynam Jim Lynam ik ammo- 03 diss lik S HG, S , Nl QQ -1,.,x5.. ,SL IP gigs 'LLL i,,Lm,,AL J U, ll- .... . 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W am... s-sign: Ee JN .Nz - 'PS Q at LM un gri- Hi.. 2122531 14 'sfo E: I it ,I , Rf Qt William Lytle Julie Mackey Mary Magee Connie Maiola Laura Maly Michelle Mantello Dave Mantese Robert Maples Katherine Marek Chris Maricle Judy Marsh Jaimie Martin Greg Mayer Neslihan Mavioglu Ron McBride Kathy McCabe Shawn McCarthy Kevin McCarthy Terry McCauley Brad McCowan Shannon McDonald Tye McGee Deborah Mclnerney Jan McIntosh Kelly McKibbon Michael McKinnis Elizabeth McLean Suzanne McMahon Craig McMechan Marsha Mellor James Meyer Rick Meyer Pat Michaels Dave Midtlyng Ken Miles Diane Miller Libby Miller Nancy Miller Stephen Miller Rollin Mills Wendy Milne Jeffrey Minard Cindy Minkler Thomas Missell Kristi Mitchell Lisa Moberly Molly Moen Diane Montague Melinda Moore Jerome Morris Jim Morrison Mike Mott Tina Moxley Denise Munk Michael Murray Molly Myers Valerie Nagle Jon Nagler Cliff Nelson Dave Nelson Rick Nelson Elaine Nerud Lori Nicholl Lisa Nokes Pat Novosat Veronica Odle Craig Oens Armin Olson Gordy O'Shaughnessy Dennis Parks Jef? Patterson Brian Payne Carol Pecchia Jeff Pendleton Cindy Peterson Greg Petrie Kathy Phillips Mark Phillipy Corenna Piper Lori Pitcher Robert Plummer Jaymie Poage Kevin Porter Darren Powell Denise Prewitt Kristy Prichard Sandy Purkey Sherri Racicot Gregory Rahn Ruth Raling Judy Randels Jeff Rasler Christi Raunig Julie Rawlins Kellie Ray Christine Reames Doreen Reiss Shelly Rensink Marcy Riddle Mike Riddle Kathy Rigsby Mark Ring Doug Roadruck Phil Roberts 314 ,lf Q 1 .sqft A' rr--i f -3 fl it sf f W ., , lli S EQJ I QK 5 'M if E512 ILK, .3, W r Z m , i Q 1 F2 W Q K 42 3 u fig, i , , .lW, f i I L . ' . ,:wfzify15? f, ' - in ,-, ff? ' 5 it 6 2 V l l , ? ig, f-, l cii t t,le. rif lfgki r sss if lisi S 4 ' r ite it f r r if Iiifiil : - ? le l .2 all 'il i rf M- at fag J 4 1 l r I, K 2, y i ,lyrf lain ag Ex' , ,, , 4 it .i rrssr A X if in 1. E Q , . f ,i Vg?-5 f r L glt 1 egg, K ,.1-f I- . fin F l 2 5 l 'af . ,- 'V E251 f if .'2n,, 2 , ,.,,,,,v at l fe' , 1 AA , 'HSL' , mms sg 5 '5 . 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'W L' Q 3? fi a l' . Dori Robertson Cheryl Romer John Rohrenbach Tamela Roullier Michelle Rowley Michael Runkel John Ryser John Saari David Sapp Sandra Schierman David Schiller Dan Schlosser Dave Schmarr Catherine Schnell Scott Scholl Todd Schroder Julie Schwab Brenda Scott Kristina Scott Nina Scott Mark Seely Wendy Shannon Bill Shepard Mona Shirley Gail Schrode Rob Sipe Tracy Skaer Jack Skeen David Skinner Heidi Smith Greg Rahn is camera shy. Don Stone Jamie Stone Nlark Storer IVlark Storey Ward Stratton Lynette Streeter Mark Stueve Ken Suriano Nancy Tederman Angela Thompson Scott Thompson Denice Tindal Joel Titchenal Shari Torgerson Caroline Torkar Karen Trim Robin Troglia Renee Turner Tom Turner Catherine Vance lVlark Vanderbosch Kathleen Vandingenen Marcia Veale Anthony Vigil Laurie Vigue Susan Stenerson Terry Stewart Sharon Stocker Kip Stockton lvlike Smith Susan Smith Karol Smithpeters Tracy Snyder Joe Southwell lvlark Spangle Lori Sparrow Wendy Sperling Jeff Sprague Denice Stanfill Rod Stead man N.. Jim Stein 2 S ifsf 'T Qs. gm T .e,iQ,t Z Zi. 2 T 'X I 5 in Til, is Ji f i' WEE 5 5 . i ,lx T 3 i an ir ,E 4 l iit 1 -r. : wr s 5 X Mi 93,355 5 R M rx pl at ,Jog fig K ' 'r f if 'ia an . . ,i K Fi? at 2 5 f 'ii 3 5 -r,.. . W, - of fem:-3 resins.. LW .-ck to -Q.. r,5y l lr, QS in W ,ty ie 2 ..., ..,..t . .t,:x l if wg H M ct,t. . ..i. K in-me 2 l Q , -Q 251 +3,f5::'+i, , . .- 355 La' ,fiiilfllif fu am ! 3' er? 53 5:3 .W ll' 5 we lah' . 5 S L gig 4 i if i ' V57-,. :.ff7fff'i N E51 Qf..mf::1-at 'Meta i i Q i i l ! emi NOT PICTURED Rose Anderson Gerry Allen Barnard Gerry Beck Larence Bolden Dori Bumpus Mark Gable Mark Higginbothom Robert lVlares Charlene Parker Jerry Raftis William Turner Jeff Vetrie Lori Wunderlich ' ? - ,Ja ' ,s.,,. Y 1- 2:11iE'5I5?45 igffregf -I 4 if ' e-,. 5:1 f Q 95 .Q we ,, , 5 ft T lash sigh ij ' is Q fa silt Wei X gs 'fin 15 if .A Y XJ 1,N,.s.... ., ,QIse Q its i if . . ,NU My 52' X. lr 252 Q ui 1: 5 rm rg. ,.:.,,,..b' 'S lei 5, sf . IQSIQI,-M159 f- f -.My-si, I 4 -ev F 1 , Amex -1. -': -vs-A , y 1 E 23 ..-.-.., Q K N s 1 W if x .1,ll5, T rlleea.lgeall1,elelll r- s E Gregory W Denice Wa Laurie Wa l Lyn nette W Karla Ward Tami Warr Connie We Achara We Tony Wells Laurie Wen Curtis Wen James Wes Timothy W Bret Whee Jody White Leanne Wh lVlarc Whit David Whit Joanne Wicklund Frank Wilk Tim Wilkes Tom Wilkes Debra Wilk Curt Williamson Lester Will Teri Wood Todd Wood Don Wynne Steven Yen Judy Young Scott Thompson plays stud to unimpressed Shelly Fraze and Stephanie so 1 5 g .r ' sg' ,G li U: Academics -5,5 Meod Scores Two New 'Veepsn Mead welcomed two new llveeps Cvice-principalsl to the staff, Mike Boone and Ralph Sharp. The teachers and administrators that make Mead's clock lltock number 55, including eight new additions. Right: Athletic Director Mike Kostecka works hard to convince the G.S.l.. bosses, llWhat do you mean? You joined our league! Below left: President ofthe school board, Don Cornish, is checking out the feel ofa sophomore cage. Below middle: Principal C.A. Silvernail llidles in the pit as he checks out other 'lmall-ers. Below right: Vice-principals Michael Boone and Ralph Sharp follow Silvernail's lead and kick back. 1' ' iJ ii ' c,sf it rccc T rcri r csei S Set' 1, if f fy: gIiff:f:i5fS?f:fEf2?f ' Q ' f , '- '11w sei T t E ,.,,r '-:. K I ,csc i ti ir',1 , '.',, ff!-ff' ,..- - 1 .,.. Q s'-:,i- rfsfffgf -r -:f. '-:':'. ,.,,f,' 1 -'7ff!f'f ,-'. 1:5 ' T .JY 'nf 'L' ff..-1 ff f . -s-- f .'-.,1 - I AV h' I H . , Trying to look inconspicuous in a mall full of Meadites, the directors of Mead School District are: Front: Bill Nettleton and Marjean Agather. Back: School district superintendent Gene Regan and School Board Members Roy Christensen and Charles Uhden. Q ,nf ,, WUFFIJ ,,-w, was--ww-u..4g,wi, ,,,y.w,.s, Mun. as Eight New Stdffers Added Left: IVlr. Pool instructs his P.E. class howto ureel in the big one! Below left: Kyle goes UBatty over IVlr. Sabiston's fShopl t'iron -ic comments. Below: With lVlr. Stone CP.E.l and, lVIr. Squires lBus. Ed.J doing the lhitchingj there was no doubt that the Sadie would be a success. Far left: lVir, Maroney demonstrates the proper way to keep from losing one's hand in wood shop. Left: lVlr. Coon tT.V.J lectures, 'tClass, this is a person 1 75 Right: lVIrs. Spence enjoys a good joke during an MOH day as a counselor. Below: lVlrs. Janssen lEnglishl checks out the feel ofthe students' chairs after a tough day. v Above: Cutting loose with lllVly friends and fellow Americans! lVlr. Toutant lSociaI Sciencesl awakens his classes each day. Above right: Not only do students waste their money . . . here lVlr. Nlclnturff deposits his daily 206. Above far right: Nlr. Rettman CScienceJ can't figure why someone would want his picture during class. Right: Nlr. Blessent looks over the plans for a cage for the sophomores. Far right: lVIr. Tyler lScienceD says, 'lWatch it or I'Il feed you to my Fish. 76 l. Far left: Click! The sound of a shutter startles lVlrs. Kite lArtl. Middle left: lVlr. Smithpeters lSocial Sciencesl takes time to assist Tracy Binsfield with A.S.B. matters. Left: lVlr. Stowell lScienceJ Enishes up his bookshelves. Some of lVlead's new faces this year are: lVls. Blair CEnglishJ, lVlrs. Donen CGraphicsl, Miss Hamilton lEnglishi, lVlr. Hare CScienceJ, and lVlrs. Neal CCounselorJ. Above left: lVlrs, Sharp lSpanishl has that Udo you really want to know what you just said means? look on her face. Far left: Nlr. Schaffner lGermani starts his letter, llDear Santa. . . Left: lVlrs. lVliIlay would like to compliment the photographer on his choice of subjects. Far right: l'lVIingo Fleming, Nux Nuxoll, lVlrs. Simonson, llBen the Beast Hess, 'lFlash Harding, llBig John Goeller, lVlr. Ostness, and llSilver Fox Deniston truck along while trying to stay in shape. Right: After this picture of lVls. Custer was taken the entire gym was evacuated for obvious reasons. Below: lVlr. Evans uses his slashing backhand to cut down an opposing ping-ponger. Right: lVls. Cave and lVIrs. Tuftley are members of the great Nlead l'Jog Squad . Far right: lVlr. Giebel is the commanding General of B-squad basketball. Above: Nlrs. Sabiston smiles for the Candid Camera. Right: is lVlr. Dalton a carbon copy? Far right: While cleaning off her desk, Nlrs. Lewis got delayed. 78 Right: lVlr. Player wants to know, it soup yet? HIS Above left: Coach Hartman CP.E.l is on his way to a cool reception in a near-by lake after his Cross Country team won State. Left: lVlr. Goss, lVlr. Ostness, and lVlr. Grifhth prepare a day's lesson for Geometry. Top: t'Doc Stueve Und. Arts? gives some advice to his llpatients . Far left: IVlr. lvlunstead lHorticuItureJ is absorbed in thought over a student's paper. Left: Nlrs. Baufus CHome Ec.7 says to herself, 'tHow do you make a big B? Above: Nlrs. Gariepy looks at two of her debaters and wonders 'lwhy me? Below left: As lVlr. Warner iBandl turns around he says, UI did not eat the whole thing! 79 Behind the Scenes They Keep it Running Right: Peace, Joy and Love, the teachers' creed, gives Nlrs. Stueckle KEngIish7 pause to ponder. The four ladies who keep NIead's clock ticking are: Left: iVIrs. Lessig. Nliddie: IVlrs. York. Below: IVlrs. Wells and IVlrs. Reed. Below right: IVIrs. Huggins says to herself, Ulf I can't play, then no one can! 80 Schrode Tom Missel Mike Shannon Co Meod soys, 'Welcome to Mead made its debut in the Greater Spokane League by two quick victories over Central Valley, 23-21, and 20-16 over Ferris in the Panthers hrst outing at Joe Albi Stadium. Mead demonstrated throughout the season that they could compete with any team in the new league, consisting of the old city league and the former border league. The Panthers provided tremendous excitement for the fans at Joe Albi by coming up with the big plays at the right time. With two minutes left, Bruce McDowell snatched a Dave Rogers bomb and fled a celebrated 76 yards sweeping Mead past the Ferris Saxons 20-16. The Panther explosive backheld struck again as Bruce scored on a 99 yard jaunt, an Albi record, this time against Shadle, 14-7. As well as being the leading Panther scorer, Mead's Bruce McDowell also tied for first place league honors with 66 points. He was also fourth leading rusher with 717 yards Steve Roderick, seventh leading rusher with a total yardage of 638, led Mead's near-miss comeback against North Central with a 71 yard burst before bowing 28-27. At the sound of the hnal gun, the Panthers' season came to a close with a 5-4 record OUR Leogue! Knox. Fourth Price, Tim Wete rhLf?j The members ofthe Mead varsity are: Front: Gary Fickle, Jack Coach Peze, Jerry Riddle, Rick Meirs, Craig Bowie Dave Marchant, Steve Roderick, Mike Sullivan, Bruce McDowell, Rogers, Reid Ziegler, Jeff Allen, Kyle Batty, Roland Mills Lonn Doug Lundstrom, Bill Morris, Buddy Staples, Ron Washington, Ostlind, Dave Christenson. Fourth: Coach Hare, Pete Ward Mike Murray, Matt Whetzel. Second: Coach Stone, Blake Don Stone, Ted Wise, Larry Rubens, Lee Sanford Dan Ambridge, Tom Martinez, Steve Wenke, Mark Roberts, Joe Blashill, Jim Missel, Jim Hepper, Mike Bell, Tim Griffin Tim Kostecka, Barry Knutson, Jim Neal, Art Jackson, Andy Turner, Lee Walsh, and Coach Pool. , , , ac -' . T ' ' h Giebel hird. Awesome Power Achie es J.V. Crown iTopl The Junior Varsity defense pounds a fumble out of Rogers. CAbovel lVlike Bell C553 utilizes his shotgun agnpso tire a bullet to downneld receivers. lAbove rightl Mike Riddle l35l flashes his openfield running a ii y. The Panther J.V. squad demonstrated what power the Mead Varsity will have next year by compiling a 7-O record and the Greater Spokane League Championship. lVlead rolled up an astounding 212 points in 8 games to a mere 66 points for the opposition's total. The Panthers annihilated Central Valley with score after score until the board read 47-13. Against the Lewis and Clark Tigers, the Panthers walked on by with a 41-6 score. The Junior Varsity will return as Varsity next season with high expectations for a successful season. 'N Q I .,. fc 'X ' 6 ' QW 5 will 5 X3 l rf, L 'wh' ,,,., ,.,, ,., t.,, . . ., ,ut P' ' -s 1 T, 1 is ' ' T 1 , rf i 'E . so is 1 ,,,, , , ,,,. X .wwf . ., A5 i' I , ,. , -I ,, J 595. A. B, ff, . ,Ag K.sa....,y1f,,-,iwrl,R 1. Y? - iff it ,zf T 1 ., . - or zu '-'r elezvf-M Wgiirff--7f5?tf21rf1P2isi.,:gagg,f ,i1ig'31rzg1 ifri'tif'-riiw,cdiirP?awei.V.sw ' is i 83 will fm 5, Mig fTopi Larry Rubens C743 drags down his quarry with Joe Kostecka C887 and Jim Hepper 1713 in hot pursuit. CTop righti Steve Roderick scans the held in search of daylight, iAboveJ Steve Roderick C355 slithers through the line, eluding would-be tacklers. CRightJ The offensive-line explodes at the snap of the ball to clear out the opponent. 84 fFar leftl Jeff Allen greets his opponent with a bone jarring bear hug. lLeftl Bruce McDowell says, Thanks, Dave, I can handle it from here. CBelowl Bruce McDowell dazzles opponent with some fancy footwork as he flashes by him. 6Bottom lefti Dave Rogers unleashes a sizzling bomb toward his target, 85 fRightl Backed by a relentless Jim lVlissel, Larry Rubens pounces on his prey, lBelovvl Sully cuts upheld and prepares to bowl over opponents for those few tough yards. iBelow right? The Panther defensive crew, Doug Lundstrorn 6453, Jim Hepper 6713, Gary Pickle l67l, and Jack lvlarchant C3Ol, completely baflfle the Gonzaga line - not to mention the runner. , t i - sii, ,-.f H 86 Tennis Teom Courts Wins lVlead boys smashed into a new year of tennis. The team managed to lob in ive wins and only three losses during their fall season. Under the prowess of Coach Ostness, the two year score of 0-wins was broken wide open when the Panther racket swingers tied for third place along with N.C. and Gonzaga. John Gant led the other tlBjorn Borgs ofthe team though the First nine players were of fairly equal abilities. Members of the tennis team are: First row, IVI. Gaffney, C. Koller, S. Parker, G. Petrie, R. Wilkerson, and S. Gady. Middle row, J. Houser, G. Skaer, W. Stratton, P. Skinner, J. Titchenal, S. Williams. Back row, S. Breuer, B. Stratton, T. Wood, S. Frish, J. Gant, and J. Nagler. Go For' Cross Country, best of all possible sports, team eHfort with an individualistic Flair. Each man running for one, for all. Straining against the pain, against thin, lactic air, gasping, struggling, moving over the earth to the unseen hnish line. After four years of illustrious coaching by Coach Hartman, perfection was Finally achieved by the Mead Panther Harriers, as they finished up the season with a 15-O record. Eight dual meets, 1 practice meet, 4 invitationals, 1 district championship, and 1 state title made all the pain, svveat, and struggle experienced during Hliiller Hill, 'lCapper, uPower Lines, ltFive Fingers, and of course l'Shady Slope all worth it in the end. Biggest ofthe victories was the state title, where lVlead had five runners in the top 33, which vvas enough to beat the next closest opponent Nathan Hale of Seattle by more than 75 points, 73-152. Jay Bendevvald led the Panthers by capturing the state individual title with a polished time of 12:O9.2 over the 2.5 mile course, which was the third fastest in meet history. Behind Jay CRacel, was Jeff Rahn fBronzeJ 8th, Bob Bundy 4CruiseD 9th, Ed Brandstoettner CCrazeD 22nd, Robert Dellwo CRebl 33rd, Kelly Walters tSparkD 45th, and Craig Deitz CBreedi 78th. By nabbing the state title, the Harriers were the first team in lVlead's history to do so. Using their locker room names, the cross country team members are: Front: USpecs Godsey, 'tPud Skaer, UIVlack lVIcKenna, HTracks Keene, UWiId UProf Stedman, Doll Lauerman, HFats Burns, ULost IVIcKinnis, i'Doof Lutz. Top: Coach Hartman, 'tRace Bendewald, HBronze Rahn, UReb Binsheld, UTrash Roadruck, uSpot Johnson. lVIiddIe: HSpike Avery, Delivvo, UCraze Brandstoettner, i'Breed Deitz, 'iCruise Bundy, USpark HShins Lengyel, UCorpse Barkley, HKrout Himmer, NBrains Lewis, Walters, HFuzz Rahn, 'iPride Hamilton. K K s Far left: Bob, Jay, and Jeff feel they can win with their eyes closed. Left: Jeff makes smooth strides toward the hnish, Above: The Staters pause in a moment of silence before their months of hard work are put to the test. 89 Girls Stride to it Victories In their debut in the Greater Spokane League, the girls' tvvo year old Cross Country team burnt the rubber off their shoes. These nimble maidens won all eight dual meets by wide margins and came out victorious at three invitationals: Richland, lVloscovv, and Whitvvorth. District was the only loss suffered. The small but determined seven member team was led by Nancy Ladish, with Tracy Binsheld, Dori Robertson, and lVlolly lVleyers only a fevv strides behind. Tina Judd, Jill Eccleston, and Teresa Deitz were a strong fifth, sixth, and seventh combination. Three of the girls qualified for the state competition in Seattle. Nancy Ladish came in hrst for the Panthers placing 22nd, followed by Dori Robertson in 35th, and Tracy Binsfield getting 41st, With only one senior graduating, the team eagerly waits for another challenging season next year. 1 1 Spilsers Dig New Leogue Players sprawl, dive, leap and jump to keep the ball in play and hopefully score a point. Volleyball is a game of individual concentration coupled with team cooperation. The object ofthe sport is simple - to out-psyche, out-skill, out-score the opposition. The lVlead Panther Volleyball Team joined ranks with their city league cohorts to enter an advanced era in volleyball competition. lVlarcy digs o I The spiking Panthers are: Front: Sue Smith, Annette Wing, Nlr. Fleming, Barb IVloe, Marcy Feagans Nliddle: Janna Barenchi, Chris Altman, Lori Olsen, Shelley Rensink. Back: Teri Judd, Ginny Panther, Not Pictured: Lisa Olsen, Mary Beal. 92 Gool Eludes Te-om After a somewhat slow start the Panther Volleyball team HAD to win the rest of their games to achieve the goal they set for themselves - a district playoff berth. Seniors Barb Moe, and Marcy Feagans led the determined team to seven straight victories. After disposing of Rogers, the team met Cheney to decide the final playoff spot. In a highly intense, well-played match the Panthers came up one game shy of their goal. The team ended the year with a very respectable 9-5 record and a third place hnish in league play. Sharpening their skills for varsity action, the Panther Junior Varsity enjoyed a successful 7-5 record. The team was blessed with many tall and talented girls who attributed to their overall success. The Panther Junior Varsity members are: Front: Michele Boyce, Nancy MacDonald, Kathy Sullivan, Lisa Jackson, Larissa Brandstoettner, Kristie Mitchell, Marcia Veale. Back: Kathy Van Dingenen, Sue Smith, Jackie Beal, Erma Hale, Jamie Poage, Chris Altman, Joanna Knutson, Coach Fleming. Top: Larissa Brandstoettner receives the ball,'as her teammates position themselves. Above: Kristie Mitchell receives the serve, with Jamie Poage backing her up. 93 Ponthers Plow Through Tough Seosoh The 11 man Varsity basketball squad did not fare well in the new 9 team Greater Spokane League, winning 1 out of 16 league games and out of 4 non-league confrontations, putting the Panthers in 9th place in league standings. Though the win-lose column looked bleak for the lVlead hoopers, they did have some outstanding individual players. Jim lVlissel made the All-League team team because of his fantastic rebounding efforts. Jim cleared the boards of over 250 rebounds during the season Steve Roderick and Steve Roflier were the main 1 Panther ball handlers, bringing the ball down court. Jim Roberts and Bob Smith kept the spirit ofthe team rolling when the team was dragging. Doug Grover showed that he was a sure shot by making 8770 of his free throws. Bill Condray, Steve Wenke, Mike Bell, Jon Swett, and Dave Rogers added depth for the lVlead cagers line-up. The members ofthe Varsity basketball team are: Front: Steve Romer, Dave Rogers, Jim Roberts. Back: Coach AI Rettman, Bob Smith, Jon Swett, Bill Condray, lVlike Bell, 94 Jim Missel, Doug Grover, Steve Roderick, Steve Wenke, and manager Peter Parker. Upper Right: A poised jump shot is performed by Steve Romer. Right: All-around athlete Steve Roderick skies high for the lay-up. ineermemmxmht, fwiflvvnisehhhswfm , ,QM J -'4 an WWW N.. 'Eh' .Ni an sn? 4 Jw' J be ,,1,, , iz, 175' A gr' Top Left: Jim lVlisseI bulls his way to the basket. Above: Jim Animal IVlisseI leads Panthers Mike Bell and Steve Roderick on offense. Left: Senior Jim Roberts drives to the bucket. Hoopers Hustle Hustle and team spirit, the major elements of a good basketball team, were in evidence during the year on both junior Varsity and Sophomore teams. The Junior Varsity under the auspices of Coach Hare developed into a well-rounded basketball squad. Their main handicap was their lack of height. This was sorely experienced in the rebound column but this height disadvantage was sufhciently compensated for by their all-out hustling and tremendous desire. These qualities shone through in their games played the first and half of the season. The team was led in the scoring department by Tim Griffin and in the rebounding by Robin Crain. Defensively, Eric Merrick and Pat Bender played excellent defense against the big opponents. Frank lVlyers and Steve Connell were the spark plugs of the spirited team. The Sophomore squad enjoyed a fairly successful season on the scoreboard with big wins against one-fourth of the teams they came up against. The talented team was led by net rippers Tom lVlissel and Steve lVlilIer, while Dave Whitehead was the all-around hustler on both offense and defense. Coach Giebel's sophomores were a very spirited bunch of players both on the court and on the bench. This spirit carried both teams through the season giving them a never quitting, always hghting, aggressive attitude. The members of the Junior Varsity Basketball team are: Front: Dee Vandervert, Mike Gaffney, Jim Houser, Steve Connell, Pat Bender. Back: Robin Crain, Frank Nlyers, Tim Griffin, Blaine Stone, Eric IVlerrick, Tim Burris, Nlarty Bose and Coach Hare. 96 Tim Grifhn towers over tipping Tiger The members of the sophomore basketball team are: First: Bill Gaffney, Tim Wetterhus, Dave Whitehead, Rollin Mills, Mark Spangle, Dave Schmarr. Second: Dave Gunning, Gordon Flinn, Jack Skeen, Mark Brooker, Mike Runkel, Curt Wenke. Third: Coach Giebel, Jef? Pendleton, Jon Nagler, Neil Ziegler, Dave Nelson, Don Stone, Tom Missel, Paul Fawcett, John Gant, John Cummings, Steve Miller. 97 Meod Sends Four to Stote The Panther grapplers, headed by Coach Stone, took fourth place in their first year in the Greater Spokane League, with a 4-4 record lVlead began to warm-up and took University down 34-15. Winning decisions were also added to the Panthers' collection as lvlead cross- faced North Central 53-9, pinned Central Valley 42-15 and flattened Gonzaga 61-6. At District, the finale of the season the Panthers placed third as a team and advanced nine representatives to Regionals. Going into this competition lVlead sent three undefeated grapplers: lVlark Roberts vvho was 168 champion C5-O-2? Gary Pickle at 178 K7-OD and'Larry Rubens at 190 C7-Ol. These individuals as well as Jim Hepper CUnlimited7 progressed to State competition. Top left: Kelley Walters works foe into a disadvantage position. Top right: Gary Fickle shrugs off opponent for an escape. Above: Gary Fickle foils rival's attempt for a takedown. Above right: lVlark Roberts breaks down opponent in an effort to work him to his back. Right: Rival doesn't know up from down as Larry Rubens ties him in a knot. 98 Wrestlers W Rivols The Varsity Panther wrestlers are: First: Mike McKinnis, Mike Donahue, Bob Faulkner, Doug Roadruck, Ray Avery. Second: Chad Clark, Kelly Walters, Tom Wilkes, Ron Washington, Third: Mike Sullivan, Chad Pangborn, Tim Riddle, Greg Skaer, Dan McKenna. Fourth: Coach Stone, Mark Roberts, Larry Rubens, Barry Knutson, Jim Hepper and Gary Fickle. Top: Jim Hepper prepares to taste the thrill of victory. Above: Mike Sullivan twists opponent into ahelpless position. Left: Mike Sullivan traps his struggling victim on his back for a pin. 99 J.V.'s Strength Tokes Down Rivols The Panther J.V. grapplers grabbed three out of three matches as they made their appearance in the Greater Spokane League. The Junior Varsity stunned Pullman 20-19, disposed of itss ' is is tt T itii T T T S 2, so Shadle Park 39-30 and embarrassed ' Lewis and Clark 42-20. Under the expertise of Coach Stoney, these J.V.'ers displayed the strength that will Rai' AVEVY maf'Ih61Hdl9S H55 ODDONGWC On the mat- ensure Mead victories in years to come. S S l The Junior Varsity wrestlers are: Front: Tim Wilkes, Lester Willis, Brian Burns, Bret Johnson,Scott Thompson. Back: Randy Benson, Ray Avery, Mike Faulkner, Marty Goss, Greg Ballinger. Middle: Scott Barry Knutson, David Demand, Chad Pangborn, Lee Walsh, Ted Frisch, Dave Corligiano, Mark Phillipy, Dale Bunki, Mark Connall, Wise, Dave Blashill, Joe Kostecka and Greg Skaer. 100 Left: UBubba Benson dwarfs his foe. Belovv: lVlarty Goss racks up more points as he pries opponent onto his back. Middle left: Tim Wilkes 'tstickes a pin on a Rogers grappler. Middle right: Ray Avery, anticipating the pin, calls on his last surge of energy to finish off his victim. Bottom left: Holy Hold! IVIATT IVIAN mangles arch rival Roger tRestler. Bottom Right: Greg Skaer prepares for the onslaught of his opponent. J.V. Wins Title Girls Rebound After Slow Stort Girls' basketball bounced into the Greater Spokane League under two new coaches, Mrs. Custer directed the Varsity while Mr. Squires managed the Junior Varsity. The Varsity,3-9 record failed to reHect the tremendous improvement accomplished during the '76-'77 season. The twelve Varsity members sacriiced extra hours during Christmas vacation to produce a continually better and closer team, the goal ofthe season. Results emerged from the year's work on fundamental skills as the Panthers routed Riverside 57-39 as the season came to a close. The Junior Varsity swept through their Hrst season in the Greater Spokane League with a 10-1 record. The Panther's team unity and dedication paid oft with marks in the win column as the victories came pouring in. Shot after shot hit the mark as Mead rolled by Ferris 44-14, annihilated N.C. 50-24 and devastated Riverside 59- 16. The J.V.'ers were denied victory only once as Shadle upset the Panthers 27-20. At the close of the season, Mead's 16 members came out on top, reigning as the Greater Spokane League District Champions. The members of the Varsity and J.V. teams are: Front: Patti McLinden, Lisa Bolton Gail Horlacher Nancy Brown Colleen Roderick Hope Dudley Lynn Mochel, Cynthia Slichter, Debbie Ecland, Jenny Clark, Lisa Kinney, Tina Walsh Sharon Stocker Teri Judd Molly Meyers Marchell Denanleau Nancy Judd, Karen Fisher, Barb Moe, Annette Wing, Kathy Kennedy, Mary Miller. Miller Angela Thompson Michelle Boyce and Coach Squires Back: Coach Custer, Michelle Anderson, Sandy Purkey, Tracy Skaer, Cheryl 102 Far left: Lisa Kinney sets up the Panthers' powerful offense. Left: Sharon Stocker puts up an uncontested shot as Colleen Roderick clears the boards. Below: Nancy lVliller puts the ball up over foes as Nlarchelle Deranleau hustles for the rebound. Below left: Tina Judd drives for the bucket. Below right: Barb lVloe's all-out hustle, as she fights for this ball, reflects the entire attitude of the team. 103 Beouty ond Poise Groce Seoson Gymnastics, a form of art as well as a competitive sport, was represented at iVlead by ll graceful girls. Mike Fleming coached these flexible females through a' season of hard work and demanding hours. This tremendous spirit was reflected through the girls' continuing improvement and through victories such as tumbling over Rogers 57.31-37.35, and outpoising N.C. 6590-56.- 68. Mead had several outstanding performers, among these were Kerry Ray whose specialty was vaulting, Cindy Duer who was a hit on the balance beam, and Colleen Koomler vvho excelled in the fioor exercises. Nlead's gorgeous group demonstrated the beauty and creativeness of the world's most artistic sport-Gymnastics. ,,..B-. Top: A dancing pose in the fioor exercise is daintily done by Kelly Ray. Above: Cindy Duer flies over the vault with an arching dismount. Right: Lynette Streeter executes the back walkover, a difhcult move on the beam. 4 104 l i The members of the jovial gymnastics team are: Front: Kristie Coykendall Kerry Ray, Cindy Duer. Back: Kathy Sullivan, Cheryl lVlcCabe, Colleen Koo Hargrave and Coach Mike Fleming. , Trish Stachecki, Lynette Streeter mler, Patti Howe, Kellie Ray, Kelly l w l Flemi Stach Top left: Colleen Koomler and Coach ng llbeam with pleasure after Hawless routine. Far left: Trish drops bars. acki stretches into a pretty pose for the judges. Left: Kerry Ray into a cast on the uneven 105 Softboll Swings Into Spring The softball team played a short seven consisted of three letterwomen, Lisa week season under a new coach, Mr. and Lori Olsen and Kathy Kennedy, A Custer. The slow pitch rule raised the and thirteen rookie lUlWl0l'S and batting averages sky high-not to sophomores eager and enthusiastic to mention the softball. The small team Play ball- : 2 Members ofthe softball team are: Front: Connie Crismore, Jeanette Lindberg, Wendy Angela Thompson, Michelle Anderson, Kathy Sperling, Lori Olsen. Back: Marcia Veale, Larisa Kennedy, Lisa Olsen. Middle: Assistant coach Brandstoettner, Kristi Mitchell, Lynell Curtis, A Sandy Gady, Leanne White, Lori Sparrow, Sonia Baker, Karen Fisher, Coach Custer. l , z , Above: Lisa Olsen demonstrates batting technique. Right: Sonia Baker tosses in slow pitch. 106 Girls Need . .. d Lob ofWork No returning letterwomen. No seniors. Just a bunch of 22 underclassmen who can make your top spin. The new tennis coach, lVlrs. Huggins worked the rookie team night after night to develop the needed skill and experience to be champions. The girls participated in 9 league matches and 3 tournaments. members of the girls' tennis team are: Front: Dutton, Teri Judd, Perri Lochhead, Ingrid Hershey, Becky Fecht, Yvonne Schnell, Anne Dorsett, Tammy Shelly Wilkens, Sharron Adams, Jenifer Carolin, Lisa 'Vlal'CY HUddlf2Sf0l'l, 5l'l2lf1I10I'l Gaeffnef- Collins, Judy Young, Polly Dormaier, and Suzy Coach Huggins, Tammie lVlcCloskey, Pam Ritchie. 107 Below: Steve Roffler smokes a blazing fastball towards the plate. Bottom right: Rick Gimeno cracks the ball toward the fence. l 5 5 s E295 The junior Panther baseball squad members are: Front: Jon lVlatson, John Yae, Billy lVlorris, Mark lVlcBroom. lVliddle: Jerry Riddle, Mike Shannon, Jeff Schroder, Dee Vandervert, Paul Aspaas, Greg Ward. Back: Don Sanford, Steve Roffler, Pat Bender, Reid Ziegler, lVlatt Whetzel, Kirk Jameson, Brian Pendleton and Kelly Hansen. , 4 l 108 l ll z e e Mi I M N EW-f'BfMmMH2'T Q, ' M Vvrv M111LL3f.?'fue-.,w-,1jg MN,W ,,,,.,- MM-W-N w 'f W W WSW .W-T.,,wMWwwo,-,. M ma 'X 1 tg f f-E V -P, w'f'eMffA-y- WW5 I J 12 is i . fr il T The sophomores ofthe baseball squad are: Front: Ross Hogin, Tim Cameron, Mike McKinnis, Greg Klante, Tim Wetterhus. Middle: John Cummings, Mike Smith, Rollin Mills, Jack Baldwin, Mark Phillipy, Dave Whitehead. Back: Coach Giebel, Phil Roberts, Bob Plummer, Mark Spangle, Dave Schmarr, Neil Ziegler, Jeff Allen, Charlie Flager, Jef? Pendleton, and Coach Squires. l i Boseboll Slides By Foes Forty-four batty baseball players caught on to practice starting March lst. Coach Giebel and Assistant Coach Squires pitched eight seniors, twenty-two juniors and ninteen sophomores into, the '77 Greater Spokane League season. The Panthers knocked opponents out of the park during sixteen league games, ive non-leaguers and a spring tournament April 5th, 6th and 7th. 'F TrcJck's Cn Top Again i According to a Northwest News Letter in the lVlarch issue of TRACK AND FIELD, Nlead ranked First in the state of Washington. On lVlarch irst, Coach Hartman greeted a record T turnout of 70 anxious young athletes, including 15 returning lettermen. Three state veterans of last year-led this group. Bruce lVlcDowelI won the 220 and placed second in the 100, Bob Bundy had a second place finish in the 880, and Jim lVlissel an eighth in the discus. Along with their local meets the team traveled to lVloscow, Idaho, Pasco, and Corvallis, Oregon. The success of this team sparked the pride and enthusiasm Mead needed to hold their winning tradition. x Top right: lVlead's three distance hopes: Jeff Rahn, Bob Bundy and Jay Bendewald run a few warmup laps. Above: Jack lVlarchant stretches for the long jump. Right: Steve Roderick plants and casts off for more Panther points. l l l l 110 The members of the track team are: lst rovv: J. Stowell, B. Johnson, P. T, GriH'ir1,J,Ir1Ch,4th row: T, Nlissel, Nl. Runkel, C. Lewis, J. Rahn, J. Kemp, Fawcett, S- R0d9I'iCk- R- AVGVY, R- Nleief, L- OS-Uind, T- Wilk9S, J- Nlal'ChE1Ht, T. Binsneld, S. Lutz. 5th row: Coach Sartz, D. Keil, K. lvlerrick, A, Anderson, R- Slieadmafh A- Silmde- Zfld 0Wf B- C0at9S- T- N9l9hb0l'S, K- Walters, R- J. Godsey, Nl. Roberts, T. Gionet, lVl. Sleizer, D. Demand, Coach Hartman. Keene, C- DBRZ, D- F0S'f9 - R- DH-Ilvvo, VVI- MUVYHY, T- HUdSOVl, J- EUQIG, 5- 6th row: Coach Player, J. Torkar, V. Smith, lVl. Bell, J. lVlissel, E. Scholl, lVl. Lengyl. 3rd row: R. Lawrence, D. Hamilton, lVl. Himmer, D. Byandgtoettner, and B, lVlcDowell. Cameron, G. Rahn, J. Bendevvald, B. Bundy, D. Stone, G. Barkley, B. Burns, WT- Left: Jim lVlissel hurls the discus for another record. Above: Bruce lVlcDowell leans into the tape in the state 100 yard dash Finals. 1 Girls' Truck feeuiia T i With sweat clothes donned in early lVlarch, the girls' track team shot off to a super great start when 35 enthusiastic athletes turned out. The team returned with 7 letterwomen from last year's solid team. Leading the team in the track events were sprint specialists lVlarcy Feagens, Lisa Kinney, and Leslie Horlacherg in the middle distances Jill Eccleston and Tracy Binsneld made the Panthers toughg and the dangerous distance duo of Dori Robertson and state competitor Nancy Ladish brought home many points. Barb lVloe, Cathy Watkins and lVlichele Boyce led a strong contingent in the held events. The excitement and enthusiasm generated by these girl tracksters made the 1977 Panther track season Outa-Sight! Top right: Practice does make N perfect as shown by Leslie Horlacher ggi: ' and Jill Eccleston in the mile relay. Above: Ready to explode from the blocks are sprlnters Karen Trim and Lisa Kenney. Right: Talented senior Barb lVloe heaves a hefty shot. 112 i . l Above: I just love to run! smiles nutty Nancy Ladish. ff W The Panthers tracksters are: Front: Tracy Binsfield, Nancy Ladish, Mary Pringle, Molly Myers, Gail Shrode. Top: Coach Becky Clark, Dannette Miller, Jeri Ross, Nancy Miller, Jody Hull, Karen Trim. Middle: Theresa Hamilton, Lisa Kinney, Tammi Waines, Barb Moe, Marcy Feagans, Delfli Jill ECCIG-Sion, Adele Hill, Ginny Panthefi Sharon 5i0Cl4eI', lVlif1ClY Cathy Watkins, Beth Aldridge, Dori Robertson and Coach Val Cave. Not Moore, Lori Kuesterman, Jan McIntosh, Lauri Hutchins, Upper Middle: Pictured: Michele Boyce. Leslie Horlacher, Lynn Rouse, Laurie Vigue, Lisa Mochel, Melinda 113 114 Persistent Ponthers Attoin Titles Mead students have a wide range of activities in which they may participate, including competition that has won Mead state recognition Left: Karl Jernstedt, competing in a field that goes little noticed, took p state champ in livestock judging. lVliddle left: Jay Bendewald after putting thousands of miles into practice, claimed state AAA title in crosf country. Bottom left: Coming home as third runner up at State Junior lVliss finals, Ruth Anne LeLaCheur well represented IVlead. Below: Following the footsteps of Jay, the cross country team captured the l state title. Bottom: The prime-rib of the football squad out-kicked, outl passed, and out-ran others to make the All City football team. lVlemberi were: Larry Rubens, Steve Roderick, Jim IVlissel, and Bruce We are proud of these students and are hopeful that the will to compe will continue in the years to come. Medd Hes cu Better ldeo MEAD HAS A BETTER IDEA! A charged up ASB kicked off the nevv year by sponsoring the first Mead Leadership Retreat during September at Deer Lake. It involved 57 chosen students all jiving to the theme of Motivation . . . ilputting it all together. The innovative officers tired up the year with a variety of topnotch notions to keep Mead movin'! Homecoming Week was a real money maker, bringing in an estimated S5250 for the ASB. The December 11 Christmas Dance, brought back after a year's leave, inspired traditional Christmas spirit. Committees plugged their input into the ASB plans. Tracy Binsfield, projects committee chairman, planned the ASB-sponsored dances. Assembly committee chairman, Lee Ann Robinson, organized the school assemblies. Beth Stien, budget and hnance committee chairman, kept the money matters in order, while grievance committee chairman Paula Proctor dealt vvith the llbig beefs ofthe concerned students. Top: We're of? to see the Wizard? Lanny Hubbard, Lisa Kinney, and Robert Stretch represented Mead at State. Right: Mr. Smithpeters, advisor, demonstrates his skill at rolling up posters. Above: Christi Coykendall, Peggy Brennick, Cathy Axtell, and Kendra Bender 'texercise their right to vote. Nancy Miller exercises her 'ljavv . 116 Off to Stote We Go llHi-Ho, Hi-Ho! chirped Lisa Kinney, Rob Stretch, and Lanny Hubbard as they marched off to state at CWSC in Ellensburg last June. lVlead's 1976 State Representatives, Lisa, Rob, and Lanny were chosen by the faculty from a group of twenty selected students. Lanny was elected by the 500 member group as governor ofthe state session, and gained experience in leadership to bring back to the ASB. He attended state sponsored by the Country Home Kiwanis. Rob Stretch, sent by lVlead's Key Club, was a member in the House of Representatives by write-in vote, and was active in writing a bill on mass transit. He claimed an average of 6 hours of sleep a night, and memories of lip-smacking good food. At Girls' State in Ellensburg, Lisa Kinney, sponsored by the Auxiliary of the American Legion, served in the House of Representatives as chairman ofthe Rules committee. She worked on the bottle return bill, and along with 400 staters, learned what makes government tick. Falling elevators, and a burning auditorium will also remain strong in her memory. sa Kinney and Lanny Hubba d discuss activities that ASB planned Stretch and Junior Birdmen Secretary lVlarcy Feagans, and Treasurer Beth nt Lanny Dementon an Hubbard marshals his henchmen SUSH awalf HIS bidding- 117 Fother Abrohom Prepores Leoders Father Abraham . .. had seven sons, sir, and seven sons had Father Abraham. And they never laughed and they never cried . . . all they did was go like this: With a left. . . This frolicking song emerged as the leadership retreat ditty because it demanded involvement, the thrust of the two day experience in early September. Each student encountered brain-crushing sessions on self-images, values and motivation. Ruff-n-tuff tag football, perpendicular people pyramids, and UTweety Boys tweeting HGood morning to you made the retreat memorable for its zany activities as well as its heavy moments. The idea for the retreat came from a week-long leadership conference attended by the student body oflicers. Lanny Hubbard, Lisa Kinney, Beth Stien, Marcy Feagans, Tracy Binsheld, and Lee Ann Robinson put in many long hours of work to make it happen. Mr. Smithpeters devoted his help as advisor, Mr. Goeller, Ms Nuxoll, and Mr. Silvernail acted as coordinators and Superintendent Regan, Dr. Boone and Mr. Sharp added their input. The prominentleaders of Mead are: First: David Jerome, Ruth Ann LelaCheur, Downing, Ms. Nuxoll. Fifth: Tina Brown, Sharon Stocker, Mr. Goeller, Greg Sue Creen, Nannette Glenn, Jo Rae Kimbrough, Cheryl McCabe. Second: Demaster, Joe Lynam, John Torkar, Stuart Heritage, Mike McMath, Sandy Sheri Bendewald, Keri Ray, Lori Franz, Cindy Schmarr, Sue Stenerson, Carol Green, Mr. Silvernail, Jeff Rahn, Jim Roberts. Sixth: Marchelle Deranleau, Smithpeters, Kathy Scott, Lanny Hubbard. Third: Mr. Smithpeters, Robin Alvin McCombs, Mark Mitchell, Eric Merrick, Brent Stratton, Dennis Randels, Karen Lewis, Kathy Watkins, Trish Jackson, Sue Thompson, Karen Blackburn, Chad Pangborn, Lisa Kinney, Beth Stien, Lee Ann Robinson, Tracy Koettmg, Kathy Axtell, Peggy Brennick, Colleen Koomler, Gay Nybakken. Binsfleld, Craig Deitz. The leadership weekend was held at Camp Pinelow on Fourth: Doug Sanders, Jay Bendewald, Marcy Feagans, Skip Matlock, Lonn beautiful Deer Lake. The students enjoyed fantastic weather, swimming, and Ostlind, Bob Dellwo, Carl Wallman, Curt Williamson, Matt Miller, Randy all benefited greatly from the experience. 118 Elephants Gobble Peonuts lllvladam Chairperson, fCindy Webbl, Washington, The Evergreen State, and home of the righting Mead Panthers, proudly casts its nine electoral votes to President Gerald R. Ford. Five hundred and thirty-eight sign-toting students represented the state as delegates to the mock electoral college convention and voted for their personal presidential choices. Then to demonstrate the workings ofthe electoral college system, these votes were tallied in each state delegation with the state vote going to the candidate holding the majority of individual votes. The rowdy Republican party was led by silver-tongued Shel Watkins and brilliant Brent Stratton who incited already pro-Ford supporters. Loyal Lanny Hubbard and dauntless Doug Sanders struggled to rouse the Hagging support of the Democrats in favor of Jimmy Carter. Ford overwhelmingly trampled Carter with a final vote of 478-60. the presidential parties. Far left: Shel Watkins IVliller and lVlatt Janke, what are you smiling about? Elephants eat peanuts! Top: Delegates listen intently to the speeches of tires up the Republican crowd. Bottom left: lVlatt 1 We've Got the Power! Going! Going! Gone! t!Insanity infected the world of lVlead High during the activities planned for the 1976 Homecoming Week. Tuesday, the hillbillies' hayride started from Half-lVloon Grange, and after a few hay showers, ended with a hoedown inside the Grange. Mike Winkler sold for a grand sum of .5Oq: and was later seen sitting on a trash can in the middle of the pit singing, 'tPlop, plop, fuzz, fuzz.. .. as aconsequence of lVlead's Wednesday Slave Sale. Senior Jim Hepper emptied his pockets of 510.00 to maliciously tlbanana cream the terrified face of sophomore Scott Thompson in the Thursday, Pie-in-face Sale! Also that day, merry lVleadites !'rallied to decorate their cars in blue and gold, and drove to clue points in search of the final destination. ' Early Friday morning, the Drill Team arose to put the llcakes on the griddle for the annual Pancake Feed. Winning the Porker Contest was a stuffed Scott Jones, who porked down twenty- nine pancakes for a real taste of Homecoming. As the Grand Finale of Homecoming Week, the fancy footed football team tangled with the U- High Titans, losing a heartbreaking 13-7. Above: Jeff Kemp tunes into some spaced-out jive. Right: Buddy Price and Tim Eberth try their hand at being !'The Fonzf' 120 , 3 W6 W, Ruth is 'escorted by Steve Tange is. rsgescorted by Tum Brother ond Sister Shore Throne If any one person so unfortunate didn't get a - ' chance to go to the ' Christmas Dance held December eleventh in the fabulous lVlead lVlall, they would have missed dancing to the music of the incredible Bally Flyer At the masque, R lVlead set a record in the city R Q of Spokane for having the only brother and sister f crowned King and Queen of the same dance The evening was Filled full of merrymaking grou s as well 15' didn t need to find the J- X' X ' xl og v , -2 g, s l s . o . ' . Pm O 12 as blissful loving pairs who Z-7 -N -I mistletoe to captivate their time l 124 ff? wm- By the reflection of the mirrored crystal ball that hung so handsomely in the middle of the mall, llBrother Jay and llSister Sheri Bendewald were royally crowned King and Queen of the Dance. Matt Whetzel and Tammie McCloskey were the Junior Prince and Princess while the sophomores not wanting to be out matched, crowned Mike Murray and Mindy Moore as their Prince and Princess. 12 I 5 1 Chris Glanville l.et's Get Rowdy! Seven rambunctious cheerleaders bounced into the Greater Spokane League along with the jivin' lVlead jocks. Making the squad complete was our perky Panther mascot, Chris Glanville. Starting at cheerleading camp in Ellensburg, the 76-77 cheerleaders showed their spunk by winning the spirit banner four out of live times and receiving three superior ratings. These pretty pom-pom pushers also proved to be a bit rowdy as they participated in a telephone survey at four o'clock in the morning during their stay. One special highlight for the cheerleaders was the victory over Ferris at our hrst Albi game. The cheerleaders also sponsored soc hops, button and candy sales, and the most fun of all, the dunking booth held annually at the carnival in Fairvvood Shopping Center. lVlrs. Carol Stueckle advises the group. The Varsity Cheerleaders of Mead Senior High are: Back: Jerrian Hultquist, Patti lVlcLinden, Lauri Christoph, and Stacy Herron. Front: Trish Jackson lhead cheerleaderi, mascot Chris Glanville, Tina Brown, and Patty Bell. 129 Give 'em Whotcho Got! Motmoids Enhonce Meets All right eyeryone! You didn't think Santa's elves could bake cookies, decorate lockers, cut oranges and . . . be good-looking too, did you? Of course not! Those pretty popsicle-peddlers who were in charge of spoiling the wrestlers were none other than the merry Mat Maids! Along with these duties, the girls kept score and made their presence known at the wrestling matches by loudly cheering. Head Maidens of the Mat Maids were: President, Mary Dennis, Vice-President, Joanna Knutson, Secretary, Nancy MacDonald, Treasurer, Lori Pangborn. The members of Mead's 76-77 Mat Maids were: Front: Mary Dennis, Debbie McMath, Kim Grifhth, Jackie Beal, Janna Barenchi, Bonnie Hobbs, Joanna Knutson, Lori Pangborn, and Chris Altman. Back: Michelle Hunka, Robin Kubes, Heidi Smith, Jan Froberg, Ann Dorsett, Sharon Crawford, Marcy Feagens, Nancy MacDonald and Teresa Deitz. Top Left: Ecstatically Nancy MacDonald and Marcy Feagens watch a Panther pin an opponent. 'Rousing performances at Albi and snappy routines such as Wlump, Shout, Boogie, at the Coliseum illustrated that the 76-77 Dance and Drill Team could hippity-hop through seven different routines with style. Their new advisor lVls. Cave a former mill W KW!! 9 We New Advisor Keeps Drill Teom on their Toes , - Wn. kept the drill team buzzing. I s v N 1 lmiiiiiiivlv MPX ff Q i' worker, now famous story-teller from Vancouver Along with practicing and performing at half times the Drill Team worked hard to raise money. The girls showed their willingness to work, as they sponsored an early morning Pancake Feed, the Powderpuff Football Game, an tin cafeteria' Garage Sale, and the sale of spirit buttons and Christmas trees. The money raised from these projects was used in sending the Drill Team to Conference, a competition against sixty other drill teams in the state. The highsteppers also pranced in the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Parade and the Spokane Lilac Parade. Hup-hup-ready-ho-ing the Drill Team into shape were President, Belinda Brenneise, Secretary, Jackie Quigley, Treasurer, Joanne Pool, Commander, Sherry Bendewald, Drill Sergeant, lVlary Jo Anderson, Activities Coordinator, Kelly Hooper, and Choreographers, Donna Dumaw and Donna Stevens. lx .i. - A vii 'xx fn 4 pl gs X . nr P , ..i ,f,'3 ' , illult The members of Drill Team are, Front row: Kerry Ray, Lisa Roullier, Annette Donna Dumaw and Kelly Hargrave. Back row: Annette Pooley, Joanna Fickle, Robin Gilke, Kathy Sullivan, Kelly Hooper, Donna Stevens, Sherry - KVlUtS0Vl, l-OV' Pa 'Qb0l'n, Jana HGIQOG, JaCkI9 QUIQIGY, Patil ECCl6S'C0n, Mary Bendewaid, and Linda Zappone. iviiddief Donita Grubb, Lori Hutchins, Julie Beal, Lee Ann 30b'nS0n, Mary JO Anderson, Sue Thompson, Diane Hndlow, Parr, Nancy Hodges, Yvonne Schnell, Nancy Ladish, Sandy Warren, Diana Belinda Brenneise, J0ann8 Pool, Janet W9S'COf1, and IVIS. Valelfle Cave- White, Cheryl NlcCabe, Wendy Coykendall, Lori Rodseth, Kim Sonderman, 132 Top left: Drill Team marches in perfect unison as they display their talents during half-time. Above: Cheryl NlcCabe, Joanne Pool and Yvonne Schnell beam with pleasure at the close of an exciting routine. lVliddle: Dennis Blackburn thinks, NThe Romans never had it so good! Bottom right: Sherry Bendewald, Linda Zappone and Donna Stevens stand like tin soldiers before executing a precision performance. Looking like tmotorcycle mamas' the oflicers of Drill Team are: Front: D. Stevens and D. Dumaw. Back: J. Quigley, K. Hooper, B. Brenneise, S. Bendewald, lVl.J. Anderson, J.A. Pool and lVls. Valerie Cave. ...uf is ' ' i Wmiiud Musicions Bond Together Flugle Horn? Recorder? Blow Accordian? Where could you have heard these instruments? The Mead band room, of course. Although they didn't play these zany instruments as their basic program, they did toot away their time on them. The conductor of this musically sound band is Mr. Michael Warner. Stating that this was the largest band that he'd ever had, eighty-one musicians, he felt it was his best. Now, you're wondering how could you ht a band of such magnitude on a stage? According to Mr. Warner, NVery carefully and very, very tightly -or divide the band into several others such as: concert, marching, and two stage bands. Kevin Woelfel, the Drum Major, was bestowed the honor of marching in the Rose Bowl Parade in Pasadena, California. As we depart from this tranquil scene, we can still hear Mr. Warner telling Kevin, UNO. A trumpet is not a cornet bent backwards! Front row musicians are: Melissa Motz, Gail Shrode, Gina Damiano, Sharon Hinman, Chris Jordan, Katie Marek, Judy Marsh, Catherine Vance, Sue Gant, Shannon Gaertner, Kay Krauth, Patsy Abrams, Denise Prewitt, Angela Thompson, Laree Graybeal, Brenda Scott, Darcy Fawcett, Perry Lockhead, Robin Randels, Christi Ana Davis, Donna Munk. Second Row: Mr. Warner, Gordon Flynn, Rick Arnold, Scott Axworthy, Jim Fehlig, Kelly Pratt, Mary Moore, Linda Fulsass, Karen Lewis, Annette Kyllo, Kelly Smith, Terre Schussler, Pam Fickle, Michelle Anderson, Lisa Mochel, Cindy Minkler, Karen Smith, Julie Haugen, Diana Scott, Joy Helgeson, Ket Bosworth, Kevin 134 Meechan. Third Row: Mark Mitchel, Phil Roberts, Josh Godsey, Mike Leonard, Mike Skaer, Tim Thomas, Tom Antels, Jack Skeen, Scott Walker, Brian Stenson, Duane McMurtrey, Dan McKenna, Steve Gady, Chris Butlock Spencer Kimball, Eric Barney, Tom Boden, Dave McMurtrey, Terry Moreau Mike Godsey. Fourth Row: Rick Brison, Phil Werfelman, Mike Davis, Craig Grafmiller, Duane Floch, Kevin Woefel, Brad Henneburg, John Lee, Lee Sanford, Brian Flinn, Gordon Deems, Mick Moreau, Dave Demand, Karl Wallman, Dan Godsey, Kevin Jones, Rory Hertlein, Greg Bonner. 35 x B' X is k :af S 555' Iliff! 'kwwdfek .YW .,f- , 136 Girls F log Down the Show Flag Line? What in the name of marching on football fields is a Flag line? The Flag Liners are girls who have learned to master the twirling and whirling of an eight foot flag. After several bruises and concussions these twenty-one girls courageously marched out onto the football field during our football games under the leadership of Colleen Koomler. Although this was the first year for flag line, you can be sure it won't be the last-unless they knock themselves out when they twirl their Hags just a little bit too hard. The Flag Liners are from left to right in the first rovv: Brenda Gross, Bonnie Hobbs, Beatrice Kimball, Jill Eccleston, Teresa Deitz, Jeri Ross, Lisa Jackson, Jackie Fehlig, and Denise lVlunk. Second Row: Colleen Koomler. Third row: Annette Smith, Suzie Frazier, Chris Konek, Cyndie Helgoe, Barb lVlaine, Melinda Pringle, Ingrid Hershey, Tina Judd, Susan Taylor Karen Houck and Becky Fecht . ,1 ' j .....,. . s' ' CC? on F U ' ., I - J x 4 ...Et , . , -if Q5 Superstoff Strikes Again -WJ x T f le 'l ffgiy K ' 1 ui' . we lg A , X . 1 5 i . J Lf ir K Wu V0 , K X fd . 1. . P' AM Tania .II If: ill! ll eww ' 138 ,, .Q , FP Qfaiitgut X 5 ' MA if l x ' ll 5 ,, , I In an Fidel 'S W Able to draw thumbnails in a single sketch! Able to write copy in just one draft! Able to meet deadlines in one fell-swoop . .. It's the lVleady lVlouse Club, no, it's the FFA, wait a minute, it's SUPER STAFF. Superstaffers waded through thousands of fuzzy photos and reams of dead copy to whelp this dog of a book. The colorful Carla Nuxoll, affectionately known as HNux , doled out l'P.O.'s to those who failed to meet their daily requirements. Now introducing these dingy deadline dreaders: Lee Ann Robinson and Beth Stien were co-editors as well as layout editors. Terry lVliller was the courteous copy-editor. Ron Keene was the shrewd sports editor and his speedy staff consisted of Jay Bendewald, Bob Bundy, Craig Deitz and Jeff Rahn. Activities editor was jolly Jo Rae Kimbrough with her sparkling staff of Lesley Crandell, Teresa Eberth, Leslie Hughes, Nancy Ladish, Tammie lVlcCloskey, and Cynthia Slichter. The Underclassmen editor was Sandy Rasler with the staff of Teresa Eberth and Leslie Hughes. Cynthia Slichter was the skillful Senior editor. Academics editor was Chris Lewis. Artists were Leslie Hughes and Terry lVliller. Craig Deitz managed ads while Lesley Crandell and Leslie Hughes arranged the index. lVloney manager was Teresa Ayers. The phenomenal photographers were Jay Bendewald, Dennis Blackburn, Chris Lewis, Steve Lutz and John IVlcVey. The Superstaffers are: Tami lVlcCloskey, JoRae Lesley Crandell, Leslie Hughes, Sandy Rasler, Chris Klmbl'0U9lL Ron Keene, Beth Sfiefl, Cl'21i9 Deitz, Jeff Lewis, Terry Nliller, Teresa Eberth, 'tNux and Dennis Rahn, Lee Ann Robinson, Jay Bendewald, Nancy Ladish, Blackburn, ' Bob Bundy, Cynthia Slichter, Teresa Ayers, Steve Lutz, wi' ll 0 ll 0 Wir Fil W x if .f .s W N Y WI y :fix Lg 4 A W ' f if H 'Sig L wwf. 3 .. ,'A . f if .I :Q-. ,L gf , B We iffy 5 5 Q E! 8 hi Top: The frustrations of being an advisor cause X Q uNux to go bananas. Above left: Co-editors Beth Q and Lee Ann have looked for fresh ideas 'A ll I everywhere but here. Above: Photographers Jay, ' Steve, Dennis, Chris and John engage in a little photoplay. 2, i 6 1.5, iw Q -9 Q. fi!! i! K ' ' if'-3' ii YI h C. ' Rm -WM Es-i:. :'-:S- l il - ' g ,-X ' ...gmt . --an .. -- ., ---W -'ff ,,,., A of i' N! 9- 139 The Press Must Roll ltThrough rain, sleet or suicide of an editor, the paper must go out! This code of conduct kept the journalism staff rolling when times got rugged, especially vvith a deadline closing in for the kill. Under the supervision of their nevv advisor Miss Hamilton, the guy vvho kept the staff on their toes and at the presses was tenacious Tim Turner, efficient editor of the lPanther Hovvls! Other perky people putting the pieces together were page editors Nancy MacDonald, Cindie Webb, Mike Houck and Mark Nelke. The fruity photographers for the Panther Howls vvere Gordon Deems and Scott Christlieb. Along with headline specialist Jeff Kemp, the large staff of reporters included: Steve Ballinger, Marty Bose, Carol Collison, Julie Cozzetto, Scott Christlieb, Anne Dorsett, Bill Earle, Kirk Erickson, Susan Hedley, Norma Holmadhl, Michelle Hunka, Craig McMechan, Laurie McCroskey, Terre Schussler, Kathy Scott, Patty Scott, Brent Stratton, Joel Titchenal, Patti VanOrden, Diana White, Leanne White, Janet Weston, li Hum hre s Tami Batchelder and Ju e p y , , Stephanie Herron. ll lWrite onl' Writers! Covering important happenings around Mead for the Panther Howls are: Cindie Webb, Patti VanOrden, Leanne White Janet Weston Brent Stratton First: Susan Hedley, Mark Nelke, Nancy MacDonald, Tim Turner, Mike Houck, Fourth: Julie Cozzetto, Steve Ballinger Anne Dorsett Michelle Hunka Diana Miss Hamilton. Second: Stephanie Herron, Tammy Batchelder, Kathy Scott, White, Terre Schussler,JoelTitchenal Marty Goss Fifth Gordy Deems Scott Laurie McCroskey, Norma Holmadhl, Jeff Kemp. Third: Julie Humphreys, Christlieb, Craig McMechan, Bill Earle 140 Far left: lScoop Kemp' says, llJulie, this could be the story of the century! Left: llHello, my name is Mike Houck, and I take Geritol before every deadline! Left Center: Advisor Miss Hamilton and Editor Tim Turner seem to go by the old adage, llLove thy fellow journalistl' Right Center: Julie Cozzetto says, l'Wow! I didn't know you could do that in journalism! Bottom Left: UI owe all of my great journalistic talents to . . . grins Nancy lVIacDonald. Bottom Right: Steve Ballinger takes a quick break before the next deadline to work on his favorite pastime. gli' Lody Leoguers Lobor Girls' League! What? Indroduce yourself. No way! Introduce yourself. No way! Introduce yourself. O.K!! Putting a little uumph into their Htry, the Girls' League officers came out with triumph! Their first annual event, the Big-Little Sister Picnic, startled scores of timid sophomores into anticipation for school. Girls' League was responsible for Girl of the lVlonth, Birthday Girl of the lVlonth and Girl of the Year, as well as the Sadie Hawkins, Sweetheart and Cottonday dances. After the winter thaw, they brewed up the lVlother-Daughter Tea and the Father-Daughter Dessert. lVlrs. Greta Neal's efforts as advisor, put snap, crackle and pop into everything they did! Top right: Hysterically, lVlrs. Neal points out the problems of the Sweetheart Dance. Above: The energetic executive council is: Annette Pooley, Sue Thompson, JoRae Kimbrough, Nancy Ladish and Leslie Horlacher. Middle right: When the going gets tough, JoRae climbs into her shell. Right: 1977 Girls' League officers are: lVlary Jo Anderson, treasurer, Lee Ann Robinson, president, Ruth Ann LeLaCheur, vice president, Lauri Christoph, historian and Nancy Hodges, secretary. 142 Top left: Sue Green congratulates an elated Lauri Christoph. Above: Nlarga Roberts masters the keyboard. Below: Marilyn Storms enthusiastically tells her story . . . t'Once upon a time. Entangling cords of curling irons, scattered bunches of clothes hangers and mounds of l'lVlaybeline Eyes, gave the girls the sparkle they needed to razzle dazzle the onlookers at the 1977 Jr. Miss Pageant. Fifteen hery foxes revealed their impressive talent, practiced poise, physical fitness and persuasive personality. Girls' League fashioned this second year event. After vaseline aided smiles, t'Baby Face blues and extraordinary abilities, Ruth Ann LeLaCheur was chosen as lVlead's Junior Nliss. Other lucky ladies included: Lori Rodseth-poise and appearance, lVlarga Roberts-talent: Lauri Christoph-physical fitness, Ruth Ann LeLaCheur-judge's award, Lee Ann Robinson- scholastic award and Lauri Christoph-Spirit of Jr. lVliss. Trish Jackson, Lauri Christoph, Lori Rodseth and lVlarilyn Storms were runners up. Ruth Ann LeLaCheur represented lVlead at Pullman for State Junior lVliss. Forty-eight girls worked, luncheoned and got acquainted during their week stay. Her stay was climaxed Saturday night when Ruth Ann was honored with third runner up in the state. 143 1 4 4 A Y J 4 5 S J I E 5. ff Q Meocl Hon OYS E 1 'Outstanding Girls Mentol Morvels Mingle Distinguished Mead honor students exhibited a superior effort in selling Prankster Insurance as their first fund raising drive of the year. The one-dollar policy insured the owner against the clutter of Halloween tricks. At the call of the policy holder, toilet paper streamers would be whisked away by the unlucky honor society salespeople. Of the 75 insurance policies sold, only one house was hit. Good citizenship qualities and a 3.4 grade point are required before a student applies to this nationally sponsored group. After screening by the faculty, these mental marvels earn the right to wear an honor cord at graduation and receive special college scholarship help. These honorable Mead students are: Front row: Cynthia Slichter, Art Miller, Cheryl McCabe. Back row: Jim Houser, Bill Heath, Pam Beck, Jenny Jackson, Wendy RunkeI,Gloria Sicilia, Kelly Hargrave, Lori Olsen, Erin Riley, Clark, Chris Konek, Steve Johnson, Linda Anderson, Kelly Walsh, Scott Hill, Lori Rodseth, Lee Ann Robinson, Dennis Blackburn, David Jerome. Middle Curtis Son96l', B05 Bblfldyl VVIHVK HOIZ, Jeff Rehn, Bfefli Stratton, Chris row: Dave Rogers, Ann Hite, Adonna Lucas, Chris Altman, Melany Miller, Lewis, Kevin Woelfel, Mike Gaffney. Lisa Olsen, Sue Green, Stacy Herron, Kathy Sullivan, Matt Janke, Laura Meocl Mouths Debote Issues The HMead Mouth Squad , under the tolerant supervision of Mrs. Gariepy, tals known as moml, shared many ltcasual links : researching long hours, devouring pizza every Tuesday after demanding meets, forgetting research materials at school on away tournaments, and enduring Mrs. Gariepy's 30 second tantrums From time to time, the debate squad packed up their file cabinets and shoved off to distant territories such as: Gonzaga, Walla Walla, the University of Oregon and Pacihc Lutheran University. On January 20th and 21st, debate placed fourth at Whitman while disputing with forty-two schools from three states. Besides these distant journeys, every Tuesday debate competed against thirteen schools in the District 8 League. Amazingly, these speedy tongue twisters were individually talented in double- talk, imagination, and quick wit. At times they could be found debating the issues to the point of nausea, but at the termination of long and excruciating tournaments they captured fifth place in the league. Forensic scientists debate which direction they should go. They are as follows: Front: Rod Dreadman, David Geronimoe, Baby Stevie Cleanser, Lori Boy-starred, Marilynch is bullish on America, Patty VanBoredom, Brent Straight 1, Lisa Maybe Soberly, Randy Drowning thelp save mel, Brian the Pain, Matt Jerky, and Jimmy Easton. Back: Mrs. Gariepy, Jeff Burnthyde, Robin Whooping Cough, Doug Sandman lzzzl, Little Bobby Cryin', Matt Mothil, Brian Box tshhl, Glen the Ham, Troy l'Love thy Neighbor, and Steve Butterfly tfrefer to Matt Mothl. Top: The mouth squad moderator Mrs. Gariepy needs the help of visual aids to get her point across. Middle left: Brent Stratton ho-hums over his hardware haul. Far left: Little David Jerome attempts to cross examine his opponent Robin Wittkopf, but his words are dwarfed. Left: Randy Downing agrues the negative case for peace. 147 Every Friday at their weekly class sing-a-long, Herr Schaffner's German club krauts yodel tlAlles der gut es der bin ... a German tune meaning t'All is good vvith me. .. This bunch of socialites admirably enjoyed the good things in life. In their 34 member club, the frisky Ufrauleins and lively lljungen frantically booted llfoosballs around helds, vigorously dribbled ltkorpballs down courts, and munched dovvn at their ovvn bake sales. Jo-Jo! Jo-Jo! Wir Lieben Deutsch! Aside from these carefree activities German Club also had its more serious moments. Come Christmas, blizzard or no blizzard, these dedicated do-gooders harmonized to the season's carols around the halls of local nursing homes. The Fuhrers are: Bob Dellwo, Prasident, Terry Davis, Vize Prasident, Mary Moore, Sekretariong Matt Jenke, Geld activities co-ordinator, and last but Burser, Kim Sonderman, not least, Herr Schaftner, Ratgeber. ,, , , -...,.,, s.... -, .,. ,.,N , ,3g,.-.ws-1, ,.,, K --.W -..W 2 ,, fe, ....., ..- ., xl 3 g 5 mst--1 3.1 assi, Szfrtrfl ill gr! 'i iii ug, E Wir lieben Deutsch! First: Wendy Runkel, Kim Sonderman, Connie Craig, Mike Janke, Kelly Walters, Tracy Binsneld, Leslie Boesel, Matt Miller, Mary Moore Caffney, David Jerome, Kelly Hargrave, Jackie Means, Tammy Holweger, Brian Boksch. Third: Mike Stroh, Bill Koutnik, Brian Burris, Terry Davis, Paul Diane Wood, Shannon Gaertner, Linda Anderson, Bill Heath. Second: Chris Fawcett, Greg Skaer, Troy Binsield, Jim Houser, Mark Holtz, Bill Heath, Herr Altman, Ingrid Hershey, Marga Roberts, Cindy Shmarr, Bob Dellwo, Matt 148 Schaffner. Above: The members of Key Club are: Back row: Karen Houck, Joy Helgeson, Brenda Hicks, Rick Meier, Lonn Ostllnd, Dave Chrlstenson, Bob Bundy, Marcy Riddle, Ginnette Sinclair, Lori Pangborn, Mike Sullivan, C.J. Pounder, Pat Cranston, Ron Washington, Sharon Adams. Front row: Kyle Batty, Ed Brandstoettner, Nancy MacDonald, Jay Bendewald, Michelle Boise, Marchelle Deranleau, Mike Murray, and Matt Whetzel. Top: Key Club ofhcers pause to show affection for President, Lonn Ostlind. Service With A Smile In keeping with their policy of service and good will to the community, the eighteen member Key Club started the year out with a bang by helping the Kiwanis Club sell Hreworks all around Spokane. Not izzling in the least, the Sparky members of Key Club spent two and one half hours every Saturday and Sunday helping in the rehabilitation of Billy Watson. Later in the year, time was cheerfully spent working with retarded children who appreciated their new Key Club friends. In April, the Key Club travelled to the District Convention in Oregon where they thought up more ways to help the community. The outstanding Key Clubs in the district received awards for their service and district officers were elected. Adding more ofa woman's touch this year were the Key Hearts, the girls' branch ofthe Key Club. These eighteen girls, though not olicial members, participated in the same community service activities. The outstanding ofhcers of Key Club are: President, Lonn Ostlind, Vice-President, Bob Bundy, Secretary-Treasurer, Matt Whetzel, and Lt. Governor, Jay Bendewald. The advisor ofthe club is Mr. Stueve. ,..,,, t.,.,, ., . W, .,..,,. . ., - -Wm., H wi- 149 FFA . . . Outstanding in its Field Culling all potatoes, culling all potatoes! Judging potatoes is only one ofthe many skills the Future Farmers of America learn. They are also involved in soil and crop identification and evaluation of farm and ranch managementas well as livestock judging and mechanical shop skills. This year the 26 members sponsored such things as crop judging, parliamentary procedure, public speaking and a creed contest. To prove their skills in F.F.A. activities, Karl Jernstedt, state champ in livestock judging, along with Joel Lynam and Gary Durheim traveled to Kansas City, lVlo, under the escort of lVlr. Anderson. While there, F.F.A. took 23rd place in the nation. The 76-77 ofhcers of the lVlead Chapter ofthe F.F.A. were: Gary Durheim, President, Karl Jernstedt, Vice-President, Dave Hoeck, Treasurer, Sue Weinhandl, Secretary, Tim Walsh, Sentinel, and John Torkar, Reporter. The advisors of this group of hustlers were IVlr. Pat Ivlunstedt and lVlr. Louis Anderson. 150 The members of NIead's 76-77 F.F.A. are: Front row Dave Hoeck, Tim Walsh, John Torkar, Sue Weinhandl Karl Jernstedt, and Gary Durheim. Second row: Gary Schoessler, Angela Thompson, Jim Lynam, Joe Lynam, and Barry Knutson. Third row: Advisor lVlr. Nlunstedt, Ken Bolen, Scott Schol, Craig Grafmiller, Dori Robertson, Lynn Walsh, lVlike lVIclVlath, Gail Forsgreen, John Richter, Scott Frisch, Mike Skaer, Andy Schrode, John Rohrenback, Jett Sprague, and Advisor Nlr. Anderson. The Lettermen's Club honors athletes vvho have vvell earned a letter in varsity sports. After the first year these athletes receive a blue and gold letter. A pin is awarded in the second year. After three years, these talented people are presented with a plaque engraved vvith their names. Left: In response to Dori Robertson and Gail Forsgreen's question, Ed Brandstoettner replies: NI told you a thousand times - only one ballot per person. E l Above: Lettermen's Club officers are: First: lVlr. Giebel, Lisa Jackson, and Tracy Binsheld. Second Dave Rogers, Reid Ziegler, Barb lVloe, and Ron Washington. Left: Jim Neal and Mike Boutz get in on the voting for lVl-Club ohicers. Ski Club Bites the Dust Dashing through the dirt with skiis upon their feet, searching for the snow that melted from the heat . .. Mead's 1977 ski team desperately tried everything from snow dancing and seeding the clouds to pleading prayers for mountains of Huffy white Hakes. But they finally gave up wishing for snow and instead hunted some down at Big Mountain in Whitefish, Montana. Imaginative money making projects such as selling See's suckers and sponsoring a raffle were the major source ofthe 1,468 dollars needed for the trip. The ninety-eight member club came to meetings once a week on Thursday mornings to plan their trip. This energetic group also began jogging every day for two vveeks, including advisor Mr. Goss who puffed alongside. Things began to take shape and by February nineteenth through the twenty-hrst, thirty-Five happy slope hoppers travelled on an Am-Track to Whitehsh, Montana for their lirst experience of some real snow. The members of the snow hunting Ski Club are: Front: Debbie Bangerter, Shelley Rensink, Michelle Boyce, Marty Goss, Connie Amistoso, Mr. Goss, Lauri Christoph, Kim Sonderman, Cyndi Schmarr. Middle: Lauri McCroskey, Anne Dorsett, Todd Shroeder, Dean Gifting, Kerry Hunka, Brett Wheeler, John Yae, Keith Preston, Mark Janke. Back: Lisa Vandervert, Doug Hosler, Mike Brians, Mark Vanderbosch, Greg Klante, Vern Smith, Neil Johnson, Mike Donahue, Skip Matlock, Terri Derider, Hope Dudley, and Adele Hill. 152 Broins ond Beouty Enhonce Meod Ever notice how some girls look stunning in everything they wear? Beth Stien is one of these young ladies. This highly fashionable female is lVlead's modeling representative to the Bon lVlarche. Behind the scenes of the fashion board we End that she and other board members put on a fashion show at Washington Water Power and one at the Sheraton. At Christmas time, Beth was the Cinnamon Bear for a play and she also participated in the Easter program. So, if you want to see how the latest fashions should look, toss a glance at Beth Stien. After three excruciating years of the 'lAgony of Defeat, lVlead's High School Bowl team finally had a taste of the ltThrill of Victory! In a terrific comeback in the second half of the match against West Valley, lVlead pulled ahead for a victorious score of 225-115. IVlrs. Janssen, the team's advisor, had a faint hope that maybe, just maybe we might win. . . and WIN we did! The unforgettable episode of the show aired on December 19. The illustrious team consisted of Captain Courageous Brent Stratton, Pensive lVIatt Janke, Articulate Chris Lewis, the Highly Knowledgeable Robert Stretch, and the Admirable Alternate lVlatt lVliIler. ig, Qgg ,,,g,, ,i ,g 1 lv . , . .,,.. ' f 11 ,- in N X. - o Top: Queen Contemptua awaits a royal escort from her disgusted husband. Above left: This is Pinkey, the Pale Pink dragon, before the burning Bic took its toll. Above right: Mike Houck and Lesley Crandell 'lcheese it for the camera as Julie Parr throttles the Court Jester lJay Keise-r.J Right: Robin Randels, alias the golden cat Hannibal, purrs preciously for her audience. Stars Bloze By the Hick of lVlinnie lVlosby's Bic, a pale pink dragon actually caught fire during the second performance of drama's fall play. But under the heroic command of Herr Brian HOtto Hess, not one pale, pink dragon crumpled into Hames and not one of those zany twentyesix stars were caught falling in the star- studded play UThe Pale Pink Dragon which played in November. It all began. . . Once upon a time, in a mythical kingdom of Caladar we ind that there is a good Princess Pinkey and an evil Princess Pea-Green. King Clement lDan Godseyl and the wicked Queen Contemptua lLesIey Crandell and Debbie Smithl must try to solve the perplexing problem of which is the real heiress to the throne of Caladar. As the plot thickens, we find that Pea Green lJulie Parr and and Jill Haugenl forces the haggy old witch lLesIies Hughesl to turn Pinkey into a pale pink dragon and the villagers llVlike Houck, Connie Crismore, lVlatt Johnson, Nancy lVlacDonald, Monica Weinhandl and Dave Akinsl into bears. But we soon End that this is not another disaster movie, for Prince Hal saves Pinkey and the real heroine Hannibal, the golden cat iRobin Randelsl does away with the Queen and Pea-Green. And as the Court Chamberlain Poutchiekin lJay Keiserl would say, HlVlake way, make way for the real Princess of Caladar, Pinkey. And to all the six hundred spectators happiness returns to lVlead. . . and final peace of mind to the drama class. Dromo 'Heods forthe Hills' l'Headin' for the Hills during the lklanuary Thaw was the peculiar situation of the second trimester Mead Drama class. Saving the class from total insanity were head director Brian Hess and for the first time ever, student director Dan Godsey. Having two plays go on at the same time was not the easiest thing to have on just one stage. Rivalry soon began, then the idiotic jokes, and finally the two best productions which were presented on March second and third, and on March ninth and tenth. 'lJanuary Thaw takes place in an old Connecticut house. All Herbert and Marge Gage iDoug Lundstrom and Lesley Crandelll wanted was to get the children Sarah, Paula, and Barbara iConnie Crismore, Monica Weinhandl, and Kay Kerseyl out of New York and into the country. All Barbara wanted was to marry George Justed lMike Houckl. But, problems soon arose when Jonathon and Mathilda Rockwood CRobert Stretch and Leslie Hughesl came back to claim their house after a six year vacation. Soon son Matt Rockwood's iTroy Neighbors? reputation as a girl Chaser set the household in atizzy while Uncle Walter ltlay Keiserl, Frieda the maid iNancy MacDonaldl, Lawyer Loomis CGreg Kingl, and Sheriff Carson iLee Sanford? got into the act to solve this romantic bungle. The front row couch sitters are: Mike Houck, Monica Weinhandl, Greg King, Kaye Kersey, Doug Lunstrom, Connie Crismore, and Lee Sanford. The back row standers are: Leslie Hughes, Lesley Crandell, Jay Keiser, Dan Godsey, Nancy MacDonald, Otto Hess and Troy Neighbors. 156 Top: Nlelodramatically Leslie Crandell narrates to Doug Lundstrom, HThe Greatest Story Ever Told. Above: Leslie Hughes states to Robert Stretch, tlThis is neither the time nor the place. t'Headin' for the Hills is a down-to-earth hillbilly play. The story concerns Cornelia Wellington Heister and her sister, Dorthea, tPatty Hodge and Julie Parrl, with their chaperone lVliss Winslow tJulia Van Veenl. They're wealthy orphans whose only living relatives are a hillbilly family who run a general store in Lone lVlule, Tennessee. Their father's will directs that the girls are to spend their summers in Lone lVlule or forfeit their share of the fortune. Cyrus Goolus, their uncle lDean Cameron? is a miser who sees a chance to make himself and his family, Happy Goolus lRobin Randelsl, Skeets iJill Haugenl, Hank iJay Keiserl, and the very dirty Betty Bell CRuth Anne l.aLaCheurl, very rich. In an avalanche of fun and laughter, he shows the girls the worst of hillbilly life. They don't discourage easily, however Cyrus, a widower is also engaged in running from three spinsters: Aunt Sukey iRene Gaertnerl, lVliss Oggie iNancy lVlacDonaldl, and Widow Squiggins CNannette Glenn? who all want him to accompany one of them to a hoedown. Cornelia finds herself the object of adoration of one Slim Hawkenshaw iCraig Grafmillerl. She also begins to realize that perhaps mountaineers are human beings also and her own way of life isn't so superior. The cast of llHeadin' For the Hills is: Front: Doug Dan Godsey, Robin Randels, Nlike Houck, Dean Cameron, Lundstrom, Nannette Glenn, Jeff Kemp, Coach Hess, Nancy Julie VanVeen, Greg King, Ruth Anne LeLaCheur, Julie Parr, lVlacDonald, Jay Keiser, Rene Gaertner, Ken lVlunk. Back: Bill Condray, Patty Hodge, Craig Grafmiller, and Jill Haugen. 157 Jozz Choir Zips Their Doodol Lifting their voices in song from NBlue Autumn until 'tTheir Hearts were Full of Spring, the Vocal Jazz Ensemble put tzip' into their Hdoodaday! Singing their way to such places as Green River and Portland, the 16 vocalists entertained private parties and the public. Also adding to the act, the Jazz Choir put together two new looks, stitching them up themselves, The semi- formal outfits were worn for festival competition, and the pantsuits were for informal entertainment. For money-makers, the Jazz Ensemble spent many winter hours in the concession stand and Id dl 1 Th Ht - ' The entertainers of Mead are: Front: Cindy Hurmence, Ruth Anne ' Egndfan ES e pro S Went to their travel LeLaCheur, Jo Boletti, Theresa Ayers, Paula Proctor, lVlr. Evans. lVliddle: The lVlead Vocal Jazz Ensemble definitely has the uzippiest dooda around! Barb lVlaine, Robert Stretch, Donna Arnold, Stuart Heritage. Back: Renee Farmer, Greg Bonner, Melinda Pringle, Doug Hamilton, Kathy Watkins. The members of the Vocal Jazz Ensemble are: Front: Paula Deems, lVlelinda Pringle, Stuart Heritage, Kathy Watkins, Proctor, Teresa Ayers, lVlr. Evans, Jo Boletti. Back: Barb Rob Stretch, Donna Arnold, Doug Hamilton, Renee Farmer, lVlaine, Kevin lVleechan, Ruth Anne LeLaCheur, Gordon Greg Bonner, Cindy Hurmence. 158 Top left: Barb iVlaine, Donna Arnold, Ruth Anne LeLaCheur, and Melinda Pringle harmonize in barbershop style. Top right: Move over Beethoven, here comes Cindy Hurmence. Left: IVIr. Evans displays his perfect Arthur Fielder forrn of directing. 159 Molse Your Gwn Kind of Music IVlaking their own beautiful music was exactly what the Girls' Chorus and Concert Choir did under the distinguished direction of lVlr. Steve Evans, The melodious music-makers in Girls' Chorus and Concert Choir debuted at the Christmas Concert on December 13, conveying Christmas cheer to their impressed audience with iiWinter Wonderland and PGently Rocking, a Christmas Carol. At the Spring Concert on lVlay 18, the twenty-member Girls' Chorus and the Concert Choir warbled such lilting refrains as iiAnnie's Song, 'iBrother Sun, Sister lVloon, and i'Hand of Time. In Concert Choir, the members performed complicated pieces such as Palestrina's iiAdormus Te, written and sung in Latin since the 14th century. In April the forty member Concert Choir competed against 34-40 other schools in the Eastern Washington Music Education Association competition. Bottom: The members of Concert Choir are: Front: Wendy Shannon, Christine Reames, Dean Miller, Shelley Tapley, Bea Kimball, Laurie Hall, Becky Fecht. Second: Julia Lyons, Tami Warr, Terry Stewart, Randy Downing, Belinda Brenneise. Third: Annette Smith, Barb lVlain, Larence Bolden, Pete Parker, Scott Christlieb, Paula Proctor, Sandy Warren, Back: lVlr. Evans, Sharon Crawford, Connie Purkey, Cynthia Helgoe, Stuart Heritage, Greg Boner, Donna Arnold, Rene Gaertner. xwwwmzslssiiiammissiwwiwsw-''-was-s , W ,,::Li, --1usvi1.slm uma,e.a ...,, a51ie.,.M1iee,-1ae,..acaWm--- ,amaf-,m...eWmgsalswawa... lm, .,....l.,m:.:ffiii-vueawemt Top: The members of Girls' Chorus are Front: Kathy Sole-im, Vickie Breuer, Kathy Axtell, Jeanne fVIiIler. 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H,2m39ef Sf,l!m2E,,3f16Q3lf5ii,31 5411, Bill BVQWQQH, DGQEWQQW Amman' J Weldl Ambridge,gffForesQ 5955, lgannelig lV!QeIissa122 169 30 Kid Anderson,gAlan File, 41 Addersorwgpn ,1l?S9,,14g 6,1,g,lb,1,Q4,15gSi16,Q,,, ,,iRQpbb,,,Erl5g1l?1,Ev41 Haig' QQYFOI 251151841 Du5ii1toQ3.8 ALISUFI, Lafls , Ballinger, SteLYg:11KQAg5Q2g5lQjlsgimgif. N M511 Aiggfadegiiep ag,,gs1lJ,a,,,, 5931-lik 1:A1QgA64f3,ME4 169,19 Barney, Eric 139 illufiier, Paliriffk 48 Eofffirlck, 85,81i1l,l5i9,1l4i '25 Jenny fg6,22,1g2o2 Barrett, James? 19 1145833146 95Q,95,4U3g82g5L1l Qiollnis, BMIGSOH, H fll 19 li 159,31 109361 D399 Q5,83,15'1f346f413i Ci0ylEfCHd2llI,3iW5Hdy 23551l69,l32,144 Bayless, 3'9 e4 , Y 20,149,125,133,,13951,14,11l1 Blackburn, Dennis Jones, , avld 133941 Shirley 138,139,133 Crosi, Blackwell, Greg Kellgr, Qoug Dillog, giane Boden' Thomas Emil Borchertl Da? 4 ,,zk iii l QY, Brandstoegtner, Rey gkaer, ,Patti Breuer, , Smith, Bryson, Bundy, Brownlee, To 21 gd iggivn' ett, 7 it. , , ..,: E amgsl ,1 5:4 tl 1, ,1 ggi? Burchett, 22 li 43,132 3,10E,l592,l18,25, Campbell, Deaih 22,1369 lg,auerman,1ggGle3'1 7,1Qf?,8f2 Stolgkton, AllerliS43E? Qgg1Gf9,93,lif7,f52,11f Carter, Randyi548 41 lQavli1fence,iRuiselI 7126921.11 itrziitton, l35ren16,3,1Q6,131o,a7,23 Ffghli Jacxgiefe-612522137 2- 1 ,i he dl 111: 111 51-1 sf! wf: fn gl 1-1 11: 211 we 119' 1,1 va ' .lr Christenson, gf, f,,. , , Clggel Vzy: ' W! Comsonl W Z Colldrey, Bill Connell, Steve 233396 Lunqgstrjgnm, Ddggggps 4,82if8Q,122 Strogg, lglllke 14B,f?,?1,169 Gaerggneg, Renefg lgaO,27,2557 Cornwell, lvll1enelg54a 2, 1 1313,g54,s,3 ,156,1s7,i01K134, Str0f19,15ROnall3149 Gabsli Linda 2'll,1 Courtright, Rick Ed Sgisan Crescelius, Lyle,,2i31gg169,34l7,,1?0se 11,55 ,,S11g,9'ft,,,1ll11gl 461i2lfi,1f41g5,95,9lZ,,5Fl9Q, Dan Davis, galal:a11,,,,i11l1l55,,11'ael11e,,3l46,111 Davis, lllllcjael 2i51GQ,134 ' j aieskgf' Gigeg 8,331 fhomasj T151 39,423,154 'L 169,143,228 gms' 3 111 eemsf 09 1 11 455 5f ii a f 0 55 I ,gr .Q?'U , 9919 1 3? Delfellngf ob ,,.1 ll599 ff Deitzl as 1- Ag: 138,111 ,122 ghgleagzaalfgsiglgfk 11252339 f'55g?3il11t, lily? sgmfllkmw Dall4le,,,fiygQg5H9. 155252596 ,:s2SV,rflSigg?fleHal??'F1v526li-Maggzhdfiiali fl- Dellwo, if l18,23,24,1Q.l ,IC lpln, , 1,48 G, 9229 A6916 42516 iyelgge, Cy if' ie3116O,2 137 Dixon, Paul 245169 C Donelson, ROY? 48 sts C 9 9 S, V11 311103 11111191 ii Hiziesfanne Downie, Durhelm, st,9 Ecdesf Sly Egger, WiIliarrilD24gl169 llflc1Z,,ey,g?lilonn 530,129 1 351' Erpenbach, Tom 55,1699 Meriflickl'llCevinil536e11 SE GIRLSQ if Hoofer,51EKelly j2ll5123,1,a,133, Ferrell, 06,19 25,1169 Milli, Ferrazzo, Rocky Millilt, QOUQ 5142, Pickle, Gary , Filer, Plllllz Hsherl E 3,511 if Flinn, Donald Brian 26,1343 lkjloen, lylikg 37 lQlrn0ld,gl'J0r1na l4Q,1f:5,0,13,Tg8 Hnmpnn ysgidulle 5,411,231 Frachlseurf Glen lllllooref rilg Qukermgn, Qgunka, icfilelle Froemmini, Davicfg2E Korea 9? Niinhael gfdstin, ,31 Frohberg, lworse, ersjgy 48 Qggyers, Gaby, Donald 8 135129 Gady' Philip 9332 Ba, Gardner, Briaq53P29 33,13 5511 l'ESw8?16151g?iA1g5,l6S3S?g,l9'l 5, Wggldlgidn, Tigreg9948 ,W iliggfinigen 2l5lQgf82,1O2,106 Gardner, rvlarlg169,39,915 1 lglellge, Mari?1QO,37 1, Peggy 19 Iffjmliall, Beitrigge 16011137 Garris, Stevenjg29 mage 3,i1SL,118,26, Gene, Mark 27,1695 Giegy, Rugs fgjilszin, Denis 43 ,551 43 ix Q?EclQ5MPameia gig? LiS5,a13Igg5l11g,qI169, Glenn, Terry l1e,S,,,slWOhlantks,3,l4i'f5vin 3 M5522 k121,gG,x,,,13iBeehleilg,,ferry 221359351 91, wet' 12651553941111g,,f3,Qff12,113 Godsey, Joshua 89,29,134,1'11 X Pangborn, Chad 3,8,118,100,38 2' Bell, PHfl'iClB 20,129,123 Knox, Pamela 7,169 Goldner, Gregory 29,108 Parr, Tracy 169,38 Bendewald, Sheri 3,118,2O,125, Gordon, Bob 48 Pasquale, Pete 38 133,132,144 Gross, Brian 48 Pelican, Dane 48 Bernheine, Sheryl 20 Grover, Scott 28 Petrie, David Binsfield, Tracy 3,148,9O,151, Hamilton, Douglas 89,48,158,111 Petrie, Mike 45,38 113,77,20,169,145,116,ll3 172 Kubes, Jeri 7 Leffler, Lynette 7,169 Le La Cheur, Ruth Anne 3,8,121, 11a,154,158,7,157,142,143, 114,34,144 Lemmons, Cindy Leonard, Pam 8,169,34 Lewis, Karen 3,118,8,34,134 MacDonald, Nancy 14O,93,154,25, 8,47,156,34,47,145,149 Webb, Cindie 140,119,46 Webb, Patricia 46 Weinhandl, Monica 46,154,156 Weist, Carrie 46,169 Wetterhus, Elaine 46 Grover, Doug 53,94 Grunwald, Brad 53 Hagle, Jeffrey 53,109 Hagreen, William 53 Hall, Dan 53 il Parker, Peter 56,160 Parker, Stephen 56,94,87 Patterson, Steven 57 Pauley, Jim 57 Paynej Bill 57 .1 Magee, lVle9 8,3-1,169 white, Diana 47,132,fW6m'E Hall, Douolfmgi if P 5 Gregory 57 Mandercheid, leae Ann 8,34 1 .. Williams, Keiva 47 l, , u,,A Q nw Heath, willi,,,,ng,,,,, ,146,14a P l on, Brian 57,109 lvlantese, Antoinette 8,35 witidlc, Patricia 47,,,lil1l'Wl 55, Hefling, J,eilril'1'5 ,,,iit lVlaYCl18f1t, Teffi 8,35,169 ood, Tedi 47 51511, Hennetgpfg, Brad 531,134 Phillips, Il, 57 Martin, Ivy 8,35 ,,,n,,, W ht Carolepg 169 llll, Hensgtt Stephen Wi, Piehler Mi lfgael 57 . . l. 1 , .lf I 'l,ii,,,, , -f ' ln, . ' . '. mgggulefyggalckg V 9 Zap g,g,,E,wli,,i,gIl1a 132,133,47 tn,,,,,m,,,,,:l,j1i6blclagri, ga1n434 6l,ii1,,,g,,,m,,,,,,n,il Ilignggg, Tam? ,yr y ig, O , , - Li, U , 2 . gl i McLlnden, Cheryla8,,3,Qge169 JUNIOEWBQYS lgtbrn, Dave H, it Powell, Craig 571 in McMath, Debrgitgfifllfl Akinkifv ,,,1tJll5l'mlft1i'l5tiA3warth,, Dave 54 ,winaantlil iQ,,,,, Pratt, '- ,ig lVlCMeCh8n,,J39l'9Sa 36 Allp , Greg 505199 ' Houke, Brian 54 ,nil alle, Preston, K9l,l,, 57 1, IVliIIer, Layla 36,146 gpifien, Kenneth HOUS5iQl,EgJ,Em 54,96,1,g3g,148,87 Price, Tnol s 83,57,12O ,Q Miller, Milam! 36,146 ,,aa 6'Anderson, Roger 51165 Hudsonf'1,,homas , ,111 :l5i1,awlin evin 57 MiIlerff I'erry 28,36,138,169 Anderson, Scott 50 Inch, Johncii, Wi , il 1 57 Moe, arb 92,15l,36,93,145,1, Angus, Tom 50 , Jameson, Kirk ,, ,109 R 'e, ichard 57 Moorelite, ,ary 37,148,60,134 Agpaag, Paul 50,10gf?56'm 'W'51e,, Janke, M3gl?1I!5tHl11g, WR'-ht ,John 57 Morris, gona 37 ineustin, Steve 50 Janke, Mitt 54,12T6iQ,148,119,153, ,5gl1l 'RiddIe,NlTe,,L?ry 57,83,109 lvionlc, C8thw,,37 ,,i,,5,,y, Raymog, 9,3 9,l00,5o,1Of,,n,,:1 14,115 I ,,n,,, , get Riley, Tim on, , Nagle, cindy 48, x Axnlhrtny, Sllillitt 50,134 lliln, Jeiillllne, David 3,146,1gQ,118,54,,,nW' RofTIer, Steve'5Q,i ,94,122, 1 9 Nybakken, Gay 231815338 Bacht 1 , Tenn 50,83 get-enoratgzlnnson, Brett 54,a9,1oof1E,j1-nreffigli Rote, Jerry 57 gIShauIg,hne-izy, Barkl f, G eg Scott 5O,54,39,111 gihnson, Jeffrey 54 Ryan, Tim 57 Sen, '53 , 6' f B . 16 h , St 54 ,, f5? mfv,, S d , D -,ffgfw ' ' 2 119,58 Pauley, Ren?glf'8 higfte, B ' y, Kyl e 5 583,149 ,,,1iW Jgwggirlay Sen ,,,,wl9M Mii,,,, Sigfflrij, Dg:,,j ,57,1Q , Eebles,B,o'fle 38,169 ggj ump, David yi Jonegie, evin 54,135i,,lt Sanford, I2?f1'83,57,156,1 efry, ,, 'eky 33 Bender, Pat 13,5071 ,513 Jones, N 'gpothy 54,8 Sawyer 7' ger 58 ing, Ecol, gllianne 33253169 Beii, Michael 7,13,3ililt3lQ5l3f'f111 Keiser, Lldilif1lll0qjliQl54,154,155, 1 ikghleinwienneth 58 0PP,e af1Cy ,1 ' 5, Bennett, Jim 50,1095 156,157 Sihoeer, Gary 58 it d 48 Blashm, Daniel Kgry, ,,,,Fi3'fY I ,r, Jeff 58,109 l'l 3 915,30 Y were ae, ly, Roy 50 King, Ezgfnt 54 era, ,,,ittitShanno , Mike 58,83,109 ,,,,ff' Proctor, P ,ia 3,160,349 6,158 Q,QkSCh, Brialn15o,147 l1,,,,, kloeeofit, Larry 54 Shaw, Ke . QUIQIGY, JaCklQy,,f,1f,3Q55jl 3,39, B0?Qi,,,,Mart 550,136,140 Kgiflfer, Craig 54,87 fl,,,,,, Shrode, 0Q:f1fg ,,, g:fim - 1,34 1 ' Boswrlsmegget 50,134 ,T sa K', Da 59 Simonson, Rallng, Bev 39 nw Bout , Mi 51,60,151 il, ,,ostecka, Joe 83,85,55,1q? Skaer, Michael ,148 Ralljli-5151219 BOW , .rgeth 51 ,,,,,,gg!16?ffillzt'lllttttllE!5?qr,,hgr, 55 ,,,,,,,eql??nlait-stll:flla3Q,,,,,,, green, Bnzad ,?,g,, fiei,nr,nv,l5,, , , ,1 We ,o man, Johph 51 l co '1ia,,,, eizer, arw, ' ,111 Raslell 5 dfa 39138 'ii 4 ,sn 'radley lvlicnaelsl51 Lehltie , Ken 55 66515, Smith, Do 559 R ' 3 11 118 48 132 - ' - lr 'tl , f ay, ,,, y , , , , , Burris, Tim 51,60Q,Q,148 ,536 Lee,,Jo-ii, 55,133,815 3iSgBSmlth, tt 58,91 mm 48 Cameron, Dean 51,1jQl7iflWllf1 Lewis, ',,fl'llft fa ern 58,111 Eeed,1lVlary '39 Ceyeghino, Karl 59 W Litton, tensgn, Eric 58 ,, lcks, ,Qgver y 48 .a,,in,1,,m Cereghmo, Werner Lunt, RDMQTBVSBQL, 1teven5gTlmothy 58 , ,il Riley, E x 41,146,169 ,Mar teigchristenson, DaV,,g5g1,83,131iQ3.il,,,, Mahonigyij Kevin 551, 4151 Stone, ine 58,96 , Roberts, I ,ga 3,18,14Q,1il43,40 rk, Chad lvlal5,yfi Patrick 55 Sullivan, the 7,83,86,59 9 E0EfSl'fS0f1,A ,Qs ,,f,e5'l CF' , Tom fifl' EM,,5h'dery, John 55 ,,,,,ltllfi Taigen, Bob 14,111 0 IVTSOY1, PFI in Ciau 51 1ili:e,f iS'lw,,,, 5, arek, Steve 55 Thomas, Clark .1 115 ' Robinson Lee xfinn 3 118 21 5310115 59 ll if artinez Tom 55 83 ll 6' Thom son Dou 4' l ,l,, f I 1 ,E iv , 7 , i i'f , ,P I 146,169,12gr11'4f2tl1 5301145 Coate, l f' Banff 51,111 Latlock, Skip 3,55,118,,,,5,?tEll15f6i1,fi,,,,, Troglia, Jesse ' Rodseth, get 66,146,16f2,,143, Cgvllins, Gregl 151 lvlatgon, Jon 55,109 ,gviiltlfi Turner, Tim ,53,59,.'n,,,, Ryigg- in 41 ..,, Niolville, 5fl:',1,,,,,,,,, mayftigivid 5559 ,igsfill Xljnggr, Sy 539 96 f -ell , onna, an 51 we-5 ayerf' lan it an er,, , ee , , , Sava 1 , C0 lf1le,4l Crain, Robin 51,Q6QaEE,,,Ut2M' McBroom,'iglllltal,1 q55,109 mtyanlnlhgiglne, Gene 59 Schngrr, Cynthia 15,3,148,118g Culver, Jeff 51 fl McCuIlougmE, J 55 an oven, Richard 59 GQ S it ' tl 42 169 aww' 415 Davis' Lance mcgerrilggjonw 5 9 3 ' U4 David 59 lg? C im-Q1 '5 1 nr? ite DeMaster, Greg R 2,118 lit, C en ,, 5' an 5 ,1 4 'Wagner erry 59 Scott, Ka 'l31g,3,118,42,14,Wtl -4 Qnahue, Ivlikmlfglz 11911, Mchlitjfqh, Mike 3,5 , 18 Walker, 59,134 Scott, Krlstl'ei,jl2 Douglas, vinci 52 ,g llll,gf6l'tirtrey, Dale 56,1 Wallman, kaillln,g,11a,591,, 4 Scott, Patty DoWriIm,,,,,gandy 3,52,113547,1f,ejlf'l,iQ3,,,,,,,,,,1,,,MCMurtrey, Duane 56,1 Walsh, Lee 59 ,, Slfllla, G'0Vla Eberth, 50,52,120 1 eechan, Kevin 56,146,1?4i11g8 Walsh, Tim 59 Sllchter, Cyntp.la91481g6,169, Ellis ,lMto1i?,El 52 ,,,,?a1fl,,o,,al1,,,eier, Frederick a3,56,1gt6o M, Walters, Kelly 618,359,111 1,38,42,1Q?' E rson, :lee 52 Merrick, Eric 3,11,113,p6,96 Ward, Greg 36,109 1411, Smith, Ke,lQY42,134,169 lv, ngie, Jenn 551.1 11 Millgrtlb Darrell 56 get We Ward, Pe , 59,83 'l 20f'9eC,ll?:9'l,1 KH12 4525132114 69 'J Erickson, Kirk ,, lVliller,ii0.,x,En 56,3555 Washl RW 15115911 53,3 OSI , a y 1 1, Etiey, Steve 52 ji,almrlnili Miller, gtigigyg ,15,146,148, Dan 59 ,S gtac cknlrisn 23 1, peniig, ,inn 52,134 til 118,119g?53g, 6,147,60 eb er, Jeff 59 Ep Sh, racy A-metzz:3,:ll3,,n,,, Filer, Bob , Miller, We 3, 5, Greg 59 4 Steven5,lleQ,enna 43,l32,14Q,nIlz'59 lftlli,,,,,,F,em,ng, Dan 52 1 lvlitcnell,,,,ltelW6ark 51fB11,18,56,134 1,o9Werfe hEn, Phil 59,134 ,Jeff Stien, BetH 146,118,15?3?21, lseiocn, Duane Moor,g3WDarren 56 5331. Wheeler,t1 hn 59,83 171,13a,1 , 3,14 516,117 Pager, Sha,yyft 52 Q, IVl,361'e, lvlilce 56,72,We,,, Whetzel, , 7,83,59,,QJ'E64,l49,109 Sf0YmS, MQVIIY 7,143 Friedl n fjDwain 52 'iii,,1l,nem,,,,Nfiorse, David 56 ltlllinemigl Wilcox, Steve 1 ,Qa? m' Swan, Laurie 4 116 156 Fri5C,l, R ert 52,87 glvloran, lvlilce 56 Williams, Jame 59 2, Tapley, MlCh9H '4 'ef10 Gablyd Qilmgifiilgloreau, Terry 56,68,13jya1e1,e,,Qgg Yae, John Thompson' Susan 311 12211231 Geffitey, 53,96,14s,146,s7 ,115 lillerrls, Billy 56,83,1O Zanoer, 22,45,142,132,145 lg, g,E'5rdner, Davi llea 1 Moirse,, Chris 56,59 11 Ziegler, R 7,a3,151,59,1o9 van De Water, Michelle Gariepy, Norman' ,W lvlorplno, Monty ,,, Van Veen, ,Julie 48,157 1,514 Garrett, Stephen 5 111 , Myers, GIRLS Voss, Jackie 45,169 , Gimeno, Richard 53,1 09 Neighborsgg -61 56,147,156,111 'bra s, Shirley 59,50 Walmsley, Jana 45 cionet, Tuclcy 53,a3p111t1fflii'lf Nelson, RSM S6 iallns, Patsy 50,134 Walsh, Kelly 45,146,169 Godsey, Daniel 53,154,155,157, Newman, Patrick 56 Archaret, Louise 161,50 Warren, Sandra 45,132,160 156,134 Watkins, Kathy 3,11,118,46,113 Grafmiller, Craig 156,157,53,134 Watson, Wendy 46,169 Graybeal, Doug 53 O'Neall, Dennis 56 Opsal, Chip 56 Ostlind, Lonn 3,15,83,118,149, Watts, Dawn 46 Grifnn, Timothy 53,83,96,111 56,111 Adams, Sharon 50,149,107 AI-Jored, Haifa Altman, Chris 148,92,93,146,50 Anderson, Linda 146,148,60,50 7 Wold, Diane 59 ' Axtell, Cathy 3,161,118,52,50 Baker, Julie 50 Barcklay, Carol 50 Barenchi, Janna 92,50 Bartholomew, Jane 50 Batchelder, Tami 140,50 Bates, Teri 50 Bender, 7Kendra 50,116 Biss, Lynn 50 Blair, Jeanne Blair, Sdsang59,50 Boesel, Leslie 148,60,50 Boisard,f Lori 146,147,50 L Boleti, Jblene 161,50,158 if Borchers,,Valerie 50 - Borchert, Debbie 50 gc Borrevik, Ann 50 ' Bratton, Tanya 51 Brennick, Peggy 12,3,118,51 Brinson, Deborah 59 Brown, Tina 3,11,118,129,51 . Buhr, Julie 51 3 Buhrer, Becky 51 , Carter, Lori:-51 4 Clark, Lori Collins, llisa5f51,107 Courtright, Wendy 51 Cox, KammyiT'51 , Craig, Connie 148,60,5l B, Crandelll Suzzette 51 Cranston,.Patricia 51 Crawford,iSh,aron 160,51 Q4 Crofoot,,Carlene'51 it Cunninghamji-Debi 52 Davis, Christiann 52 Deitz, Theresa 90,52,137,113 Dennis, Mary 60,52 De Witt, Connie 52 Dietrich, Pam 52 Dorsett, Anne ,15io,52,1o7 ij Dschaak, Joannie 52 J g Duer, Cifndy 52,104 'i Eccleston, Jill 90,52,54,137,113 Egger, Debra'161,52 f . Everett, Tricia 52 Fafmefii RUF? 531158. . , Fawcett, Darcy 52,134 1 ' Fecht, Beciiigr.,,16o,52,161,13z,1018 Fennell iMeloclieii'52 ' 'J Ferrell, Jan 52 1, Fickle, Annette 122,123,132,52 File, Janice 10,52 Gaertner, Shannon 148,53,134,107 Gllkey, Robin 132,53 1 Gianviiie, cnriss '2,129,53 1 Glenn, Nan'ette,3,118,V154,157 Green, Lori 53 ' A 3 5' 5 is Green, Sandra 15,3,118,53 - Grob, Jo 53 Gross, Brenda 53,137 Gurtner, Vicki 53 Guy, Vicki 53 Hahn, iviaiyss reee' Hansen,:Kelly 53,109 355 4- Hanson,i'Kimbeirly 'iii 53 i'iii J Hargrave, Kelly 53,10,148,132 Haugen, Julie 53,134 Hayes, Sally 53 Hayward, Sandra 53 Hedley, Susan 140,53 B - Helgeson,'fJ6y 'riiii Helgoe, Jana, 132,53 1 Henslee, Cherie eiii 5130 iree is 'ii' Herron, Stacy 12,146,140,129, H 126,53 7 it Herron, Stephanie 53 5 Hershey, Ingrid 14,148,137,i53,10!7 Hicks, Brenda 118,53,149 Hobbs, Bonnie 5'4,6O,137 ieli Aitli Hodgson, Connie 54 Holmdahl, Norma 140,54 Holm, Julia 54 Holweger, Tammy 148,54,107 Houck, Karen, 14,54,137,149 Huddleston, Marcy 54,107 174 Hudlow, Diane 15,8,121,54,132 Hultqulst, Jerianne 129,128 Hutchins, Lora 118,51,54,132,1l3 Irving, Sandy 54 Jackson, Lisa 93,151,54,137 Jacobson, Sara 54 , Jordan,,Kristine 54,134 f 1 Judd, Tina 90,54,102,103,137,113, Kazanise, Michelle 59 . Keller, Jolene 54 Kellough, Angie 54 Kendallf Lori '54 Kitchen, Tracy 54 , Kite, Sherri 54 , Knutson, Joanna 93,54,132 0 Koetting, Lisa 54 Konek, Chris 146,54,137 Koomler, Colleen 3,120,121,055 ' Kosa, K'DA . , Knowlton, Jan 54 ffi Krauth, Kay 55 8 V Ladish, Nancy 90,55,138,14i2,1l35- La Pierre, Bonnie 55 A 5 Layton, 'Tammy 121,l22,123,55 i Leffler, Lori 55 Lewis, Lorri 55 i Lockhead, Perri 55,134,107 Loranger, Mary 161,59 i Lucas, Adonna 146,55 Maine, Barbara 160,55,137,158 'V'alC0'mi Cln'FiY,55, 1 Marston, Jean 55 McAlleer, Colleen 7,55 lviccabe, Cheryl 11,3,146,11a, ' 122,123,55,133,132 i McCloskey, Tammie 55,124,138,107 'V'CCf0Skevi l3aU it.,l4Oi?5 , 1 , McKinriin, Eileen iili 56 A' W 1 ai ivictinden, Patti 129,128,562 6 Means, Jacqueline 148,56 Miller, Becky 56 is Miller, Jeanie 56 Miller, Margaret - iviiiier, Mary 56,60,102,113 J Miller, ' it Milner,gjDebbie 56 ' ' Li 536113, Mortensen Ch ristine 56 MICHCSC 59 , Motz, Melissa 56,134 Munk, Donna 56,134 Newman, Sheila 56 Olsen, Lori 146,92,56,106 f i Peinfher,i,cinny 92,56,113 1 Parr, Julie12B2,1g3,154,155,, 16552563 157132, ,cc, cccc,,., A , to Patterson, Kathy 56 Peplinski, Laurie 57 Plukkula, Sheryl 59 Pool, Sherrin 161,57 A P00leY,ifsf!-WSU? ,49i57Jl,4,2i133 , PPE ..,, Emailer L., lVlelmda.,,57,.1c2iZi,15,Q 8 Pugh, Kathy 57 J A if Purkey, Connie 160,57 i Ray, Angie 54 Richards, Teena 57 Richardson, Susan 57 Roderick ,Colleen '57 102 103 J Rdss,Jeris1,131,11a ee' A Rouse, QLynn 57,113 Runkel5'Wendie 146,148,57260 Ryan, JoanneWg57 g, Sample, Debbie 57 I Schauli, Janet 58 I LVVVA Schnell, Yvbhihe i1'f 58,'I'33,i132f1i07 lii ' ii Schussler, Terre 140,57,58,134 Schutt, Mary Ann 58 Schwartzenberger, Marla 58 Scott, Diana 14,58,134 Sinclair, Ginnette 58,149 Smith, Annette 160,59,137 Smith Smith Smith Steele, Deborah 154 58 f Judith ss ' Karen 58,134 Stephanie 71,58 Dunham, David Earle, Bill 140,64 Eggert, Barry 64 Erickson, David 64 Stewart, Jolene 58 Sudenga, Charlene 58 Sullivan, 3Kathyi 10,146,93,59 Q 5Yd,0WfJean'7i? 59 , . , 55 J' Taylor, Susan: 59,137 ' Thomas, Diane 59 Thomas, Linda 59 Tilton, Donnetta 59 Tipke, Nicki 59 Ufifvhi ilf9U aE.59c 1, ,c Vandervert Lisa 59 0 van Ordien, Patti 59,14O,l47i Van Veen, Annette 59 J 'J Waines, jTamifg,59,113 , Weinhandl, Sue 59 Weston,1gJanet l46,140,59,132 Wilkensg' Shelly 59,107 C Wing, Annette 92,59,1o2, Wittkoph, Robin 59 ' if Wittwer, Kathy, 5? ,,t, , , Wood, l3iane1148,59 Woodworth, Vicki 59 SOPHOMORE BOYS Akins, Dave Allen, Darien 62 Allefli Jeff 83164108 , , 1, Aniiersoh, D6vvnell'62 it Antles, Ihontas 62,134 Arnold, Rickl62,134 Atwood,i'Mike 62 Ayers, Glenn 62 Baker, Bill l B Baldwin,iJack'63,i0'8 Ballinger, Greg 100,62,72 Barnard, Gerry 'Allen 7111 ' BastanchuryElMike 62 Bates, David!62 Baum, Andy 62 Beck, Gerry 71 Bemand, David 62 Bensdnyfaandyssss,s1oo,41ag62i,72 it Bergstresser, Don 62 Bernheime, Jeff 147,62 Binsheld, Troy 148,89,62,111 Blackburn, Todd 62 A Blayden,fBrugge 62 Boldein, Larence 71 Borchers, Daniel 62 Bbwie, .Rb ,11 1. Bowman, Mike 62 Bramer, Doug Brooker, Mark 97 Brownlee, Mark Bryan, Bob 114-7,63 Bryans,fMikei63 Bryceson, Rob 63 gg Bliirns, Brian 111 Butlock, Christopher 63,134 Bdmgardner, Tony 63 Bundy, Rick 63 Bunke, Dale 100,63 Cameron, Tim, 63,108 Carroll, Steven 63 Carroll, Tom 63 7 Christlieb, ScotteFrederickf68f ' 'sli 2 Close, Mike 63 Coates, Scott 63 A iiilli' ff Cobain, Steve 63,83 Cole, Dave 63 Connall, Mark 100,63 Corigliano, Mark 63 Cozzetto, Steve 83,63 Crosen, Donal 4 l2se2 ' f sl's 'i .J 1. Cummings, John 97,108 Davey, Ron 63 Demand, David 83,100,134,111 Donahue, William 63 Doucet, Dave 83 Douglas, Harley 72 Evans, Stephen 64 -Fauclknefi 505,64 Fawcetl:,iPaul 148,83,64,97,111 Flager, Chiarlie.,83,64,109, Fletcher, Tony 64 Flinn, G0l'd0l'T 64,97,134,91 Flitton, Alan 64 Ford, Biii 64 Foster, Don 64,111 Foster, Steve,f64, 1 1 ,11,e.ll cable, iviark 71 , ,,Gad,y,,.,5teVe 'f,Q14,il34.i87.,M.A Gaffney, Bill 64,97,91 Gant, John 64,97,87 Gifting, Dean '64 Godsey,,Mike'1l64,134 . Glenn, Scott 64,72 ,G0,S?4,, Grote, Gunn, if Gunni Marty o1Q6o,,152i6fi,,1o,1,91 Terri 646 it to 1 ,1 5. ,..,,. ng, David 65,97 Habberstad, Jeff 65 Hallin,Je1T 65 Hamilton, Glen 147 Hammond, James 65 Hansen, Mark, 65 , Hansen,'Scott 65 Harmon, Roclg,.5:5., ,,.r Harms, :Jon 65 Haugen,fTimj65,91 Hertlein, Rory 65,134 Hesseltine, Mark 65 Higginbothom, Mark 71 Hitzeli BradIex.165J,,, ,,., Hoerner, Jeff 65 Hogin, Ross 65,108 Holden, Davidi'65 Hook, Albert 65 Hoots, Tab 65 Horn, David 5, Hosler, Dougi65,91 HU99'lT5a,R ,., 906,95 ,,,,,, Hughesi iDiick'65 J 0 Humphrey, Sam 65 Hunka, Kerry 65 'J Hutchinson, Ray 65 Inch, Mark 66 Jack, Larry 66 Jens, Randy T56 J,Q,rtSen,,.C.raig ,,. 66 J O h nso ii NI aftEi'i1a5if,66 J ' JQUJISOEP, Neil ,crc be ,.,s,, Johnson, Scott 66 it Jones, Scott 66 Jordan, Jon 66 keii, David 83,66,111 Kimball, Spencer 66,134 Kl9!flf9?.f 53 ,, Kneass ?Web '66 0 J i Knox, Roger 83,66 Kottke Don 66 'i'i Kresek, John 66 Kuhl, Kevin 66 Lakoduk, Dave 66 Lasher, 5fMattEew 66 Lauerman, Gary 89,66 H iLei5nard7fciviici5aei166,134 6 Loski, Steve 66 Luchini,'Joe 66,72 iii 1 Lydig, Doug 122,123,66 Lynam, Jim 66 Lytle, William 67 Mantese, David 67 Maples, Robert 67 Mares, Robertf71 istfii e'-i A-1 Martin, Jaimie 67 Mayer, Greg 67 McBride, Ron 67 McCarthy, Shawn 67 McCarthy, Kevin 67 McCauley, Terry 67 Je , 2.g,,, 4 ,,,, , ,,f, 1 ,,,.k H.::,2 , i McGeie,:,,Jfye 67,'8g,3,L-,E ig, K? Yif17!T W Jlllc ni11s'f'6Mllc,h ael 67.f8j? ,Mcllllechanj,,CcEai,g'a167, 140 Meyefr, James Meyer, Rick 7,67 7 Miel1ael'sp,f,Pat 67,83 111' Midtlying, David 67,91 - fl lvliller, stephen,.147,126,67,96,97 lVIlllS, Rollin 83,527,108 Minard, Je'ffrey,67 ,Q Missell, TbomaS'i67,8g3,96,97,Q11 Morris, Jerome 67 fig Morrison, Jim 67,9131 Mott, Mike 67 ii'MUYYay7'ffM lcihialels '6y7783,ff12'4yiifl 9 , 1 1 1 ,'Na9l9Vi JQ,U'lif17f97fl37 .2 Nelson, Nelson, ,Q NovosadilgPati68 l Oeris, GF37,Qf68 if OlsoT1',5Arn1in 68 ,O'Shaughnessy, Gordy 68 ..,,, 5 Patterson, Jeff E68 n fi Payne, Brian 68,1415 enoletonmefff6s,a3,97,1oa? etrie, Greg 68,387 ff 'l Pblllipy, lviark 68,83Q100,108f, Plummer,fQRobert 68583,108 Porter, Kevin 68 Z ,,,.l2ewl:l,l,.,Qarren 668, , 1 Z1 if 1 1, g 68,83 he 7-Ring, 66166189 1 ,,RonreEifBfScriFEibbn 69 fie Ryser, John 69553, Saari, Jolflri 694 'A'i Sapp, David 69383 pSchiller, David 69 Schlosser,ijDan 69 h Schmarr,QDave 69,8f3,97,1212108 Scholl, Scott 68,69,311 1: f:, zseifmzxle' 7 7 seelyflxgierk 69 4 4,A A I ,,, it is 1? 1 1 1 ' ii'ii , ,,6,, c ,,,,6 ,,,6, , ,,., , ,,,6 white, Jqdy 71 64 lvlboreylvllndy White, Ware 71 64 ,QQQL Moxley, Tina Wi-lkefsoql Frank,71,,87 .1 yi .,,,, lgim 64 6511190 K wine, nrii 71leyeeee,1,ei1 are iileele f6,, yelene 67 6 Wl'lf5iTfil11 831711111 iii' tif il ',fir Halivfff 6 siisi N76ili.llE1lQ-rlilelne 58 williamsggmwc,a,yz1,,1,1ss,,,1g,r Ha9re6n,g3Terl 1 Lori 68 6 V Willis, Lester 71,83,1O0 ,, ,lial,e, ,Ernja Nbkesgf Lisa 685 s'ii , Wood, Tegdd 71,87 Yentzer, Steven 71,147 Zaran, Greg 71 Ziegler, Neil 71,83,97,108 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Ackaret, Ramona 69 Anderson, Heidi 62 ,fem-rermsefefeealfsc' imma, z :ii . 55 Anderson, Michelle 62,102,l34,106 Anderson, Rose 71 Anderson, Sherry 62 Angus, Sue 62 Ator, Grace 62 Aube, Monica 62 Austin, Karen 62 Baker, Sonia 62,106 Bangerter, Debbie 152,62 Barcklay, Penny 62 Barrett, Judith 62 Beal, Jackie 93,62 Bender, Renee 62 Bennett, Paula 62 Bertels, Deanna 62 Black, Patricia 62 Bogue, Joanna 62 Bolen, Bev 62 Bolton, Cheryl 62,102 up 7 7 sl' Boyce, Michelle 93,152,62,102 Brandstoettner, Larisa 93,106 Bruer, Vicki 161 Brown, Nancy 102 Broyles, Michelle 63 Bumpus, Dori 71 Campbell, Debra 63 Campbell, Janet 63 Carico, Wendy 122,l23,63 Carney, Jayne 63 Carroll, Colleen 63 Clark, Sheri 63 Cole, Jodi 63 Collison, Carol 140,63 Coykendall, Kristi 12,613,116 Craig, Robin 63 l 59 Hal l, 'Lo 65, ,t6,, ,,,H.e,flJll,iOIl,t,,QQFIRFFQ ,9?1.H3, 'fOdle, Veronica ' Parker, Charlelfie 71 6 d 4: isllwwssfl: fl 1 Hanson, Patricia 65 Haugen, Jill 65,154,157 Henderson, Debbie 65 Henderson, ,Jackie 65 Hickman, Jeresai 65 Hill, Agele 65,112,152 Hinman, Sharon 65,1114 Hobbs, MaDonna 65 'ie 'Horlacher, Gail 65,102 Horlacher, Renee 65,126 Horn, Darsi 65 Howe, PatriciXa,Q65 Hull, Jody 65,'1'13',l130 ilurmence, Cindy'A65,158,159 Hurmence, Nancy 6572 Jappkelst, Carrie 66 le ii'f', ,e Johnsongdennifer 66 Jordan, Joan 66 Jordan, Lori ,66 Judd, Teri 66,9,2,107 Kauffman, Leslie666 Keen, Tamara 66 ' Kerr, Kris 66 A A, Kersey, Kaye 66,156 AJ,i Kister, Anne 66 7 Kistler, Sue 66 Kluber, Shari 66 Knowlton, Jan Koetting, Karen 3,66,118,120,13O Kohler, Brenda 66 Kubes, Robyn 66 Kuesterman, Lori 66,113 Kuntz, Debbie 66 Kyllo, Annette 66,134 Landkammer, Merry 66 Larison, Pam 66 Lawrence, Katie 66 Lee, Linda 66 Leeson, Jean 66 Leeson, Rena 66 Lehman, Leslie 66 Peterson, Cindy 68 Phillips, Kathy268 Piper, Corennai68 Pitcher, Lori 68 iii ' r'59iH73. Poage, Jaymie268,93 Prewitt, Denise 68,1342 65 J? Hi Purkey, Sandyg68,102 Q Raciot, Sherri fi' Raling, Ruth 633 Randels, Judy E68 if Rawlins, Julie 15 f Ray, Kellie 68,5104 35 , Reames, ChrislQine2,68,1'60 iR6iSS, Doreen frr as ilbjeetrwfsmnreseizefefi ffl i miffsfze, lflsl ofisemeyfiiif lieenslnk, sneiiey 8,68,9?,121,152 Riddle, Marcella 68,149 H Rleiby, Kathy ,168 Robertson, Dori 10,69,'?O,11f3f,151 Rofliler, crieryi,E69,122,1?23 Roullier,Tame1a 69 Rowley, Michelle 69 35 Schierman, Schnell, Cathefine 69 Schwab, Juliei69 Scott, Brendaf69,13,i Scott, Kristina? 69 1 l.,t 1 Lit 1 ll l , ,W 2:mmmfewfeaiamllffilisel 'mhirilfiefewl 1 el, 2. , flgyliieeayyie ,, 1 , ill ' il rl ,. A 6'tfftf'i 4-,,-.3,e6 le?ilJf69!'!Hll:J':l?!Q?lxf . grew ,lege nl, i-.air mwsmmfezawm uierfwziili :nuxmwe is Scott, Nina Shannon, Weridy 69,F160Q,1f Shirley, MonaZ69 sbrode, Gail 633,113,134 Skaer, Tracy iii l smith, Heidi Q9 Smith, Susan 50,172,935 ,, Smithpeters, Karol 3,7Q,118Q ,,,, Snyder, TracyQ7O Sparrow, Lorii70,106 Sperling, Wendy 70,13Ql,106, 464 Stanfill, Denic? 70 Stenerson, Su3a'rrir34f7'0ljq61i8e6 Stewart, Terri 70 fwm14iel:,..::re,,lel.,eimlifwlliiwi 6 Mister i ,l ii y? ii lr Shefggard, Bill 69 if Crismore, Connie 130,154,156,63,106 LeWlS, Kelly 66 Stocker, Shargn 3,12,,LQ,,,LQ,2,103,112,118 Sipejt Curley, Tammy 63 A Leyva, Kalita 66 Streeter, Lyneite iSlQgLeirj,fJgGglg'1,B9,97,1l34 ff Curtis, Lynell 63,,1l56f Lindberg, Jeanette 66,120,130,106 Tederman, NBQQICY Sititfftglm hlgiff 69,87 5 Dalke, Nlelodigtw Om Loveless, Lori 66 Thompson, Aiigela7gggQj1O2,134?1iGg61i4'f 'n1fth1,i1g?lg,l5g'7o,1oa 553 l Damiano, ma 631134 Lynam, Stormy 66 Tindal, Denicei 70 SoutHWeQQyl,,gtge 70 ' , Danby, Qian-e 63 Mackey, Julie 67 Torgerson, Shilari 70 7 Magee' Mary Torkar' CaroIiHgfwllgiflfsalimfylsfimlf11 ,mm:1',ffiaw:lymf:imfmfc1sil'e Sprague, Jeff 70 Dqyfg, Lori 634,11 Maiola, Connie 67 Trim, Karen 213,113 'teadman, RodK,Z,g,gQ,,147,1i1 eranleau, Marelvrelle 5,3,118, ll , Nlaly, I-BUYS 67 Tl'09lla, Rvblri 70 Stein, Jim 70 3 63,102,149 V, ,lVf, Mantello, Michelle 67 Turner, Rene? 70 - 1 J Derigier, Terri 63 ,X wMarek, Katherine 67,134 Vance, Catherggne 70,1354 M ,,,, ,,,, , Dilloi-y, Paula 63 Maricle, Chris 67 Vandingenen,jiKathleenj70,93 lstoekton, 5 Dob,a,,inT,aCy 63 rvlaricle, chris veale, wiercieg7o,93,165g,1o6 'Stone, Don 7O,83,g5?7f1f11 Dormelelf Polly 63,72,107 Marsh, Judy 67,134 Vlswe, LaurieW0,113 Stone, Jamie 70 ' Dudley, H0139 102,152 1 Maviogluu, Neslihan 67 Walmsley, Defjice 71 frli 4 iifl Eccleston, Julie 64 McCabe, Kathy 67 Walsh, Lauriefywleyeeieifeifrerieeir4 tratton,,WardQfI0,87 Eekiuno, Debbie 'if 64,102 llflcDi6nald, Shannon 67 Walsh, Lynette 71,1026 tueve, Mark 70 Egland, Corey 64 7' ,Q ,,MY:Inerney, Deborah 67 Ward, Karla uriano, Ken 70 Engbloom, Terry 64 McIntosh, Jan 67,113 Warr, Tami 71,106 hompsofif Scott 7Q,71,100,Q122,123 Fennell, Lynn 64 if , lVlCKibb0n, Kelly 67 Weist, Connie!?71 itchneal, ,Joel 170,171-0,87 if Fero, Karen 64 lVlcLean, Elizabeth 67 Wells, ACharaE 71 urner, WilliarnP71 Ferrazzo, Jackie 64 l McMahon, Suzanne 67 Wenstlandt, LQaurie urner, Tom 70 H Fickle, Pamela 64 lvlegers, lVl0llY 67 White, l-eallflg 71,106ig40l-. Q anderbosch, MarkE70 Fisher, Karen 64,102,106 lVl6ll0l', MHYSVIB 67 WiCklarld, -Mime 71 wwigignmn rmrusvrlacxuilwwzlsirrsiill nigger sg yi li Uesslgfxivsffurf sn1'21 vfilwmrai, as--via' bww 'fff Nlfeiucenffeeg-Lgne ae.-6-46 --at if,ll 16644, ,1li,. e -yli-f www lee-r-fvxiilkingqgff'Qyeie-ng, i if-,mem I emo' Agthony 70 ,am ref? esi il. -i ff yleywvia ,,,. lt-6 Em-ea.l,f,.e ., ,,a4,ylwee4, i.1,. 6. L 16.6 alker, Greg,ory671 Foster, Lcgfri 64 ,lllli,ll,sr, Naifhby 64,,6i771O.?,1Q3,1E6,113 Wunderlich, lion, Z1 ebley, Dariielm Franz, Lgfi 3,15,11g,f,4 1 'ef 7 l'Mllne, Welndy 67161515 ,, ,,,,, M, Young, Judy Nells, Tony ,yifyil K gm'f W i8'W'fi'm9fwl'3F'PHSEj iftfHg'hEH'E'hi64jf?f1Hl lrf ,149 U , ,,l' i -:milf :ffi s l iil wflimrlo-liens ilif 5 ehkefewlilli 713977 ..,. Ffobefgf Jan 64 M Wlfffflellf Klisfi 6762462196779 1,147 Frb1mm,J5bryl 1 ., lisa 67 iiil ' ,g1teEh11Sb,,Tiy,wiggSethy 7l,83,9?,1O8A Frostad, Shelley 64 67 g lye- l l-f-flitillenwider, Saififbiiv' V Diane 67 N ir , cet, 5 l :rw -- ' 6- if ,, , ,,,,,, 175 cf ' 52 Rob Langsett Don Winfree ,-,,, Bryan lVlcKinnis Hto the people I love with all my heart . . . lVlead, Up Close and Personal ...that is you, that is us, it is everyone in lVlead. We chose the theme tUp Close' to reflect Mead at its best . . . 'Personal' to reflect the importance of the individual. Uto the people I love with all my heart . . . In keeping with the theme, we would like to remember three former lVlead students who passed avvay last year. Bryan lVlcKinnis graduated from Mead in 1976. Don Winfree would have been a member ofthe Class of 1977. Rob Langsett would have entered lVlead as a sophomore this year. 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