Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1981 volume:

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But, if we intend to, it requires that we give our best each time a new challenge presents itself. , ' .. -Anonymous 1' Head Chiefs rendezvous at the Head Counter after a long day Don't you think I know the screen's not down! on the open range. 12 Administration And Staff Qi 3. E E as an --'mg' Nb . ...ac ...,,,--X'-4 Assistant Principal: Mr. Waddell. You are your own worst enemy if you are so self-satisified that you have fooled yourself into believing you can do no better. -Mr. Waddell Mr. Robinson asks if there are any more orders for his new book. ' as i s - 11.471 Assistant Principal: Mrs. Uhlman. To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life. R.l. Stevenson Mr. Hoon and Mrs. Shafer try to decide what day to buy lunch. Administration And Staff 13 Helen Ball BAC English English 10 U of W. 12 years at Meadowdale Senior Carole Buller Spanish Pacific Lutheran U. of S.F. 1 year at Meadowdale Senior Bob Burton Vocal Music Instrumental Music Whitman College 18 years at Meadowdale Senior lere M. Cary Industrial Woodworking Woodworking W.S.U. C.W.U. 17 years at Meadowdale Senior 14 Administration And Staff Ron Bates Physical Education U. of W. Whitworth College 17 years at Meadowdale Senior MaryLou Burns German Michigan State U.Of W. 2 years at Meadowdale Senior Vern Cardinal American Studies Contrasting Decades W.W.U. U. of W. Seattle University 15 years at Meadowdale Senior Tim Clark History Seattle University 6 years at Meadowdale Senior Bruce Cook Accounting Business Law Business Machines W.S.U. 18 years at Meadowdale Senior Carole Doerschlag Counselor U. of W. 11 years at Meadowdale Senior Carol Ellis Biology Marine Biology Physiology U. of W. O.S.U. 12 years at Meadowdale Senior Richard A. Farber Mathematics U. of Chicago U. of W. 4 years at Meadowdale Senior William Crossett Drama English U. of W. Hunter College 16 years at Meadowdale Senior Ellie Duckworth Business Machines Typewriting U. of w., u.P.s. s.P.u., w.w.u. C.W.U. 17 years at Meadowdale Senior lack Eschrich C.P. English Photography lournalism W.W.U. U. of W. 11 years at Meadowdale Senior Marion Fyall School Nurse Administration And Staff 15 ,. 1 , I a . tk. N Meadowdale's Grub Rustlers keep the Chief Chow Hall flowing with yummg grits. L to R Irene Wallem, Nancy Hartsock, Lulu McClelland, Betty Strong, Colleen Milton, Nedra Middleton, Merri Ann Falkoner, Doreen Thewliss, Rosie Anderson, Bonnie Kulas jan Gestaut Vicki Haynes Home C.P English Economics English Restaurant Food Science Fiction, Service U. of W. R' Oneonta State U. of Hawaii 12 years at 11 years at Meadowdale Meadowdale Senior Senior l Ruby A. Henry Michael Hilton French Mathematics Spanish U. of W. E.W.U. C.W.U. U. of W. San Diego State U. of Alaska U. of Nevada U. of Mass. U. of Illinois 1 year at Ohio State U. Meadowdale 17 years at Senior Meadowdale Senior james Hoon Vocational Advisor W.S.U. C.W.U. U. of W. W:5N.U. 3 years at Meadowdale Senior Phil Hull Frontier America American Foreign Policy U.S.-20th Century World U. of Idaho U. of W. Willamette U 18 years at Meadowdale Senior 111481 'Z-33? loyce Hudemann English C.W.U. U. of W. 1 year at Meadowdale Senior Paula laffe Art Crafts U. of Colorado Claremont College 3 years at Meadowdale Senior Fingers do a better job Qsquishj than fly swatters. Administration And Staff 17 A 18 Administration And Staff Terry lohnson Drafting Electronics BAC Mathematics U. of W. W.W.U. W.S.U. 18 years at Meadowdale Senior Charles LeWarne American Studies Urban Studies W.W.U. U. of Californi U. of W. 18 years at Meadowdale Senior Helen MacGilvra English Speech U. of W. W.W.U. U. of Oregon U.P.S. 16 years at Meadowdale Senior Gabe Mathes Co-Ed Auto Auto W.W.U. 12 years at Meadowdale Senior 3 Marilee E. Shorthand Typing Seattle U. S.P.U. 13 years at Karnofski Meadowdale Senior Laurie Lusi ef Cooperative Office Educ Typing U. of W. 2 years at Meadowdale Senior Ron Martin Business M Typing U. of W. W.W.U. 4 years at ath Meadowdale Senior Nancy McCracken English 12 U. of W. Seattle U. 17 years at Meadowda le Senior Our hardworking Custodians take a break from the never ending job of keeping our school spotless. L to R lack Schmidt, Bob Hodges, lack Crockett, Forest Smith Al Meinert Library Science U. of Minnesota U. of W. 13 years at Meadowdale Senior Wally Nagel Pre-Vocational P.l..U. U. of W. W.W.U. 3 years at Meadowdale Senior fa 4 l 4 ' 4- , - Q . N Y. .ER Glen E. Moehring English U. of W. 15 years at Meadowdale Senior George Nelson Physical Education Metal Metal Fabrication W.W.U. San Diego State O.S.U. 17 years at Meadowdale Senior Administration And Staff 19 Mrs. Karnofski and Mrs. Haynes are unaware that their private conversation is being overheard. H. D. Dutch Propst Biology C.W.U. O.S.U. U. of W. U. of California 18 years at Meadowdale Senior Harry Robinson Honors Math Analysis Algebra Geometry U. of W. W.W.U. San Diego State 17 years at Meadowdale Senior 20 Administration And Staff lim Olson Physics Chemistry C.W.U. U. of W. U. of Mississippi 2 years at Meadowdale Senior Denise Olmer Home 84 Family Life Family Living W.W.U. 1 year at Meadowdale Senior Don Ridge Senior History Psychology Yearbook Commencement Chairman C. W. U. U. of W. 17 years at Meadowdale Senior Shelley M. Rondeau Marketing and Management Accounting L 'siness Law Business Math DECA Advisor U. of W. W.W.U. 3 years at Meadowdale Senior .Gigi W julie Rowe Physical Education W.W.U. 11 years at Meadowdale Senior Gail Shafer Pre-Vocational W.S.U. W.W.U. 5 years at Meadowdale Senior William Stady Counselor U. of W. 10 years at Meadowdale Senior Ruth A. Torgeson Pre-Vocational S.P.U. C.W.U. U. of W. W.W.U. 9 years at Meadowdale Senior 1 S Elizabeth Sears Biology Zoology W.W.U. U. of W. 18 years at Meadowdale Senior Roberta Stady Counselor W.S.U. 12 years at Meadowdale Senior Mrs. Haynes inquires of students as to the whereabouts of her broom. Administration And Staff 21 5 22 Administration And Staff Cherry Ann Wiest Family Living Child Care Aide U. of W. W.W.U. W.S.U. 8 years at Meadowdale Senior Dave Wilson Senior History English 11 MinoritiesfRace W.S.U. U. of W. S.P.U. C.W.U. 5 years at Meadowdale Senior Harold L. Youngren Honors Algebra Math Analysis Geometry S.P.U. S.U. 11 years at Meadowdale Senior lim I. Nugent 515 A Carol Ellis explains the dangers of Agent Orange to her class lohn Gurka Educational Assistant Henry Massie Educational Assistant 4 's- .-4 ' Mary Bates Secretary 1, ,w 1- 1 Y :ff 1, ,. , M at ,, ti- A x Q A, Page Loa Hunter Secretary X55 'B 'Six wi1f'Q5 Dorothea Niven Secretary Fred Bauman Cadet Sue Eschrich Secretary loan Lewis Secretary lane Schmelzer Operations Assistant Phyllis Hart Educational Assistant Administration And Staff 23 Foreign students add culture to M.H. . Meadowdale's Foreign Students Club, a loosely orga- nized, easygoing and fun-loving group, entered its sec- ond year of existence in 1980-81. The club, made up of Americans as well as foreign students at MHS and other schools, meets weekly and engages in various activities such as dancing, swimming, skiing, skating, bowling and parties. Sally Beers, a founding member of the group, says, Not only do we help new and foreign exchange students get acquainted with people and help them to break in, but we American students learn about other countries, the way other people live and their cultures. The Foreign Students Club, which welcomes anyone and everyone , is led by Sally Beers, President, Merlys Lopez, Vice-President, and Valerie Obina, Secretary. Mrs. Burns is the adviser. The world famous Mrs. Burns - Qwho else would take on the Foreign students.j Back Row, from left to right: Adam Wilson, Alex Quint, Third Row Karl Thoresen, Niels Aagaard, Paula Rltvanen unidentified, Colleen O'Halloren, Second Row: Antonia Peeps, Ursula Wrpp, Michelle Obina, Sally Beers, unidentified, unidentified, Valerie Obina, Front Row Teresa Ackerson, Carlotta Ackerson, Marla Colamco 24 Foreign Students' Club 5, S -' PM It 'Lv sl of t X WN M sm X 5 a, 4 -H--wld. A '-W... ,.... oodworkers carve their future For students from Meadowdale and four other high schools in the district, Meadowdale Industrial Wood- working has provided useful experience in business management, economics, and leadership as well as ex- pertise in woodworking and cabinet making. Led by their adviser, Mr. Cary, the club operates as an indepen- dent woodworking business within MHS. lohn Lenac is President 1980-81, Niels Aagaard: Vice-President, lim Harrison: Recording Secretary, Scott Smits: Treasurer, Ray Keller: Parliamentarian, and Rocky Moore handled publicity. Besides producing custom cabinets, lamps, furniture, and mass-produced items, the group participated in Vocational Industrial Clubs of America QVICAJ contests and field trips. This year MIW was featured in an episode of Channel 5's television series, How Come? Mem- bers of this club, which started at MHS in 1968, have gained valuable woodworking experience that can help them to succeed in industry, college, or life. Neils Aagaard demonstrates the right way to cut your fingers. sf M I W. from left to right: Adviser-lere Cary, Rocky Moore, Dave Moore, Dan Wilson, Steve Wisnewski, Kevin Wentz, Larry Tenan, Eric Riksheim, Ken Berquest, Eric Carlson, lohn Lenac, Neils Aagaard, Paul Harrison, Mike Holeman, Bob Ptacek, lim Harrison, Adviser-Henry Massie, Carlotta Ackerson. Airheads rise Every student at MHS knows what the Opening Day Assembly means for the new sophomores, it is the mo- ment of revelation, when the all-powerful seniors bes- tow upon them a name that will follow them through their three-year career at Meadowdale. The assembly, now a much anticipated tradition, was hosted this year by seniors Dick Burton and Shelly Streick. Included were fine performance by the Impressions and the Stage Band, and skits by representatives of FHA, DECA, the junior class, and finally, the infamous seniors. The audi- ence was on the edge of their seats when finally it was declared that the class of '83 are officially, permantly, and beyond a doubt, Airheads. 1. Debonair Steve Engle checks out the sophs with Sean Con- ner. 2. lomar, Brad, and Clive reveal their true identity as the Airheads finally arrive. 3. Wheres the Elevator 4. The ooey, gooey, rich and chewy Fig Newtons show their stuff. 5. Noogies for Lisa Loopener! 2 26 Opening Assembly af if fl Y vw' 0 I 'A 1 ,il-fiL4,g wg l i. ik l' If s , ,M J' J v --44 ' 1 v .. .gn x,5'5 A Q . . I,- s Q N 1 ..v .I ' gq 54 x V 1. R Q sf,- x 1 We-1 wfwifgfwidf Chiefs' Homecomin blasts Ro all School spirit ran high during Homecoming week as sen iors, juniors, and sophomores alike eagerly took part in activities and competitions. Counselors' offices were transformed by decoration committees, and the ath letes' lockers were decorated by guardian angels. The cheerleaders' hard work contributed greatly to the school pride, class pride, and good cheer all through the week. Friday, the culmination of all the competitions involved in the week began with the assembly which featured skits by the classes, returning cheerleaders, and the spirit keg competition. Later Friday night, after the cross-country team formed an M on the field with flares before a darkened grandstand full of enthusiastic students and alumni, our Chiefs were victorious over the Lynnwood Royals in an exciting football game. The dance that night, featuring the band Taurus, brought the week to a fine close. 1980 Homecoming Court fleft to rightj. lunior Maid of Honor Gayle Bray, Senior Princess Colleen Doane, Senior Princess Grace Lux, Queen julie Walker, Senior Princess Lisa Allstead Senior Princess Bridget Salonen, and Sophomore Lady ln Waiting Katrina Lehman. 28 Homecoming asm? 1. Renee' in search of another punk rocker on punk day. 2. Steve Brown shows the crowd one of his many pre-game pick-ups. 3. Devo and Blues come together for the first time. 4. ASB President Sue Crawford explains the real meaning of Homecoming. 5. The sophomore decorations proved to be a real Killer Homecoming 29 W M404 'ln- S are N15 X 1. Loyal Meadowdale fans applaud the Chiefs as they score yet another touchdown. 2. Gar Isham and lim Wilson open the Homecoming festivities with the cross-country team. 3. Queen lulie Walker addresses her kingdom at half-time. 4. Dave Manu Malnes shows wh he is a 12 on a scale of 1-10 as he goes for it on a quarterhack keeper. 5. The cheersquad hams it up as they prepare to greet the team after half-time. 6. Stephanie lends her vocal support as the Chiefs begin an- other successful drive. 30 Homecoming 2 3 Homecoming Week Draws to Victorious Close , f fm- w .f f Football is sbt with MHS Winning the first two games with ease, the Chiefs' foot- ball team looked like they were well on their way to another Wesco season, but a minor setback put the championship on the back burner. The setback was a three game losing steak, but that was soon cut short with a power packed 35-6 victory against Lynnwood in the Homecoming game. Led by team captain, Dave Malnes, the team had many moments of brilliance. The special teams played an im- portant part in crucial games. Terry Heys had a seventy- seven yard kick-off return in the Homecoming game. Glenn Landro surprised many with thirty-five plus field goals. Talented runningback, Steve Brown, covered the running game with ease and confidence while Tom Schneider used his sticky fingers to grab the long bomb. Although there was no Wesco title this year, the Chiefs football team is always number one with M.H.S. Trainer Kirk Brown tends to an exhausted jeff North Left to Right: Head Coach Terry lohnson, Coach George Nelson, Coach Ron Martin, Coach Dave Wilson. 32 Football Back Row L-R: Mark Dzwala, leff Smith, Ken Betro, Gre Kalnins, lohn Holleman, Eric Carlson, Ken Ptacek, leff North, Mike Borders, Kyle Bride, Steve lohns, Rory Wilson, Bruce Quinton, Richarg Miller, Dave Moore, Randy Rowlee, Chris De Cillia, Steve Peterson, Trainer Kirk Brown. 2nd Row: Sean Conners, lim McMillian, Vince Wasmund, Steve Knight, jeff Case, Mark Metcalf, Glenn Landro, lim Anijo, Todd Webster, Bruce lohson, Kevin Corwin, Ted Harms, Brian Martin, Dave Hanthorn, Tom Meehan, Brad Hudson, Manager Grant lenks, Manager Eric Coffin. Front Row, Alan Rautenberg, Lennie Usher, Terry Heys, Scott Molloy, Tim Cantwell, Kirk Walden, Steve Brown, Mike Carter, Dave Malnes, Mike Lambrou, Tom Schneider, Vince Ianniciello, Pat Rowe, lim Rice. Starting Offense and Defense, Back Row L-R: Brad Hudson, Bruce lohnson, leff Case, Mike Carter, Tom Schneider, Mark Metcalf, Mike Borders, Front Row: Scott Molloy, Dave Malnes, Steve Knight, Terry Heys, Steve Brown, Mike Lambrou, Tim Cantwell, Lennie Usher. Football 33 Chiefs Pla Action-Packed Football Mi 476: All M f'lXL3l -L if M452 bmp L X fc X1 ,W Q 0+ km fy Mx , ,'N YLXQ bg? pi' Lf ?H, YO 'X' X C Ulf MLUD K: Ho Q30 43 Ja MJ Mr , QRS, haf HW XY 'Yu K wo N I 39 'o 'W fb W l an Us mx ,MLA K U4 N ,Aw 6 Lf P LW V f XVNJQ YW V-5 ffl Ui X MQ MV 5 U1 M KJ NK K4 5 5 ,1 P jj f 5 S3526 f 6' -f lox ilx'n4'X'N1'Xf,X Af It Q X X fr fi K XC,,LAk xwflj Q14 34 Football b x M o , V f I :V 5 UNK 0 5 do 13 'MW 'Ng 5 Henri You '+C m foo f 'XJ' 2 Uff'Xf5 fk f' 1 N 5 1. Coach johnson calmly watches his team slaughter Lynn- wood. 2. Vince cheers on the awesome defense. 3. The Chiefs V 5 V V, celebrate another T.D. 4. The offensive linemen open up a L ' ' l L' hole for Steve Brown. 5. Malnes proves he can run as well as pass. 6. leff North leaps high for a tipped ball. 7. Terry Heys X A L grabs another long bomb. Bl K C1 ,Ti C JL 3 fi Football 35 ' 1 hrefs have moments of brilliance J 23 - ee f w,,, iff . , ,, , i - ,. 1 ' Vw A in M, ' H It ff fff,,Nw.,,, f ,.. q -L, f-ul n V A' 'W W Q ,N -' ' , ' ' fa. , 5 e 0' 2 1. Dave Hanthorn is awestruck by the mighty force of the Chiefs. 2. Glenn Landro starts the game rolling with his golden right leg. 3. Terry psychs the team up duringtrregame warm-up. 4. Steve Brown limbers up his spee y legs. 5. The awesome size of the Chiefs is broug t to the attention of the opponent when they are lined up for the national athemn. 6. Versatile quarterback Dave Malnes punts as well as he calls the plays. 36 Football '16 5 9 vga M I lyfyt uf' Ye! P4 7 . 4 A I Left to right, Row 1: loe Cachero, Terry Euling, Dan Kiel, Scott Cook, Eric Russo, Steve Austenfelo, Dave Lorent, Steve McKerney, Bill Hunt, Ron Thornsbury. Row 2: Randy Doctorello, Mason Rutledge, Richard d'Arcis, Bruce Bambrick, Bruce Mindt, Mike Holleman, Kyle Kurisu, Andy Ponton, Larry Ferrell, Greg Poehlman, Todd Bean. Back Row: Andy Mosalsky, Tim Webster, Ron Victor, Scott Parfitt, Eric Stark, Guy Forgey, Bryan Vantine, leff Hastings, Dave Borders. Football 37 Girls' Cross Countr takes it in stride The girls' cross country team had a very successful sea- son taking the meets stride for stride. Led by captain Tami Musgrave the team had much raw talent with strong juniors and seniors. Yvonne Ackerman the only sophomore ran a strong second to Tami's powerful run- nlng. Returners Kari Bachert, Annette Menzies and Kathy King evened out the team along with new comers lolene Miller and lanelle Taylor. The girls finished 4th place in Edmonds district and with four of the seven runners returning the team should prove to be strong next season. 38 Girls' Cross Country L to R: Kathy King, Annette Menzies, Yvonne Ackerman, Tami Musgrave, Kari Bachert, lanelle Taylor, lolene Miller. Y . N'i V Annette battles for position. Kari concentrates on her pace. . lolene Miller is pushing towards the finish line. Coach Castle and manager Trese Greiner. Tami runs her way to another victory. Girls' Cross Country 39 State once again The boys's Cross Country team, for the second time in a row, secured a place in the State Meet with strong fin- ishes in all meets. Brian Reidy and Steve Landro iockeyed back and forth for the first varsity spot during the mid-season, but Reidy came through with crucial first places at Edmonds Dis- trict, WESCO, and Northwest District giving the team a second place finish behind Edmonds, their District 15 rival. The Cross Country team would've never made the trip to State without the middle men. Returnees Gary lsham, Ray Corwin, Ted Crane, lim Wilson, Rick Thorvilson, and Mike lohnson came through with those extra points to win a meet, or a Nerf football game. 40 Boys Cross Country N' . L. ,... , bug if ia Back Row QL to Ry- lim Wilson, Mike johnson, lim Dtygert, Ray Corwin, Steve Boe, Gary Isham, Brian Reidy, Steve Landro, Ted Crane, Rick Thorvilson, Mark Frolan . Front Row Sl. to Rr-lohn Alleman, Brian Thorvilson, Greg Isham, Doug Wilson, Rich Ball, Scott johnson, Dave Fleming, C ris Al en, Doug Graves. 1. Mike lohnsons' mind wanders as he runs along the lonely trail. 2. Steve Landro rounds the corner in the lead. 3. Gary Isham breaks away in the home stretch. 4. Ray Corwin sprints toward the finish line. 5. Gary, Steve, Steve and Brian charge ahead at the sound of the gun. Boys' Cross Country 41 if tg 'F .Q . ai. M S , Girls olleyball shows tenacity Our girl's volleyball team bumped and spiked its way to victory in 5 out of 13 matches this fall, in a fun season characterized by an especially well-rounded team and good quality volleyball both offensively and defensively. With the confident leadership of team captains Mary Marlin and Vicki Hartling, the team showed all the en- thusiasm, competitive spirit, and tenacity that we have come to expect of the Chief's girls. Coach julie Rowe anticipates an even better season next year, with six of the eleven varsity players and a number of junior varsity girls returning with experience and skill to carry Chief's victories on with style! 'f f w 1980 Volleyball Team, Back Row Left to Right: Karen Rivard, Chris Murray, Kim Pendleton, Cristie Albano, Iudy Macleod, Cheryl Roberts, Shawn Haggerty, lanet Price, lulie Morgan, Nancy Meyers, Second Row: Manager Caroline Demler, Kim Bottman, Sue Stark, Konnie Corbett, jennifer Gerard, Shelli Omura, Meg Woodhull, Kari Turner, Front Row: Sue Crawford, Paula LeBlanc, Darlene Marshall, Lisa Carro, Cristi Bowen, Karleen Barich. QNot Pictured: Vicki Hartling, Mary Marlin.j 42 Girls' Volleyball fl 1. Shelli Omura demonstrates kamikaze style bumping. 2. Sue Crawford whips over a powerful serve. 3. Nancy Meyers throws the opponent off guard by her sneaky X shoot set. 4. Captain Mary awaits a high serve. 5. Powerful spiking is the name of the game. Girls' Volleyball 43 Q-f MMMNQ f 4 pez. 1 1,123-Qffwf ,mfg X , 6 i A f ' A - K . K -- kkh, -fl .. . ..h, ., H . ,. ' ,,,, - L . A-A- , 1, w g '- .L 5, :fl15f ':fgQg :wifi K' 1 42:-W Hi - A .L k V in V X .W - - .. . - .. T W x if lri w ':. X1 k ,X ff - X ff ' .,- ,., , 'Za .. SAF-1:-if . - f . W - .--- - L I 44 Girls' Swimming X . .,.. , .,.. f X M.. .1 ifiiaiissilsi A- I . Fins are in The girls' swim team had a very talent-packed season filled with agressive and tenacious team members. With the returning swimmers, plus large turnout of sopho- mores, the team had many individual successes. lulie Woelz, Debbie Walters, Antonia Peeps, Ursula s s S E .jp Wipp, and Kym Kinder had strong finishes in meets. if lulie had another successful year with Kym Kinder doing qlrggw :ZTQ A g Q A the same by taking many first places. +2 ,.-..- iff -f':'-: -i' i: ii ' ' I ' ' - X Although the team was 2 wins 11 loses the individual gg gygg 8 members each had their own records. pm ,st :1 fl se ii - 'Y 1.5 Tricia Mitchell groans at the daily workout. M ' .N --- Q 2. Debbie comes up for air during a tough race. s .,., ,W ' iifi'i S if I 3. Antonia Peeps strokes her way to another victory. . C .aa 4. jamie Ware spots the finish line and glides to it. . 5. A perfect entry is Kym's specialty. Back row left to right: Coach Nagel, Kim Claussen, lulie Woelz, Laura Hansen, lulie Robbins, lill Benson, Kym Kinder, Anne Holland, Candy Ware, Betsy Kuester, Carla Kuester. Front row: Sherri Gilbert, Tricia Mitchell, Tiffany Speer, Ursula Wipp, Debbie Walters, Marcie Eaton, Antonia Peeps, Alison Carpenter, Paula Ritvanen, jamie Ware, Carrie Kuester. tNot pictured: Karen Geschkej Girls' Swimming 45 irls' Soccer sparked by experience The girls' soccer team set hopes for another Wesco title, but this time the game was not played by them, it was battled out between two teams with just as much drive as the Chiefs. Five returning seniors, led by captain julie Walker, pro- vided strength and speed on the already talented team. The juniors, many returning varsity, provided the exper- ience with midfield skills mastered by Linda DeBoer, Patty Clemans and Polly Becker. Gayle Bray covered the goal with leaps and bounds. j Sophomores again were the majority of the team with Karen Turner, Rhonda Beavin, and Cathy Knight seeing varsity action. y ' ,g's- S .y C I Y c Van left to right: Coach Roger Bray, Gayle Bray, Coach Therm Walker, Back row: Karen Turner, Cheryl Maltbie, Ann Ninneman, Cindy Buck, Diane Boivan, Linda DeBoer, Patty Clemans, Cathy Kinrght, Doreen Simon, loian Baratto, lulie Walker, Kathy Steele, Rhonda Bevins, Front row: Shen Buck, Donna Boivan, Debbie Larson, Denise Hipp, Sharmi Hall, Marilyn Swain, Audrey Evans, Lisa Manson, Carol Rettig. X 46 Girls' Soccer Mi if 'Q 5' 'LE' 'WW' wx' is M' v f . ,. ill krrk, 4. In I 3 I ,Lx hw 1 47 A H ,Q any if m, ,, by is s , if.. 49 fu , 'ld x Nei' , Q, - 4' or I A w ' , ,Ein 9 Q L www , of ,W A ,ga if .J 3, SM, - we 5 , ,,,, 5-125 V1 .w,. Q 2, Wwg H4 V sfffu 'HT Jffi ii we - , N Vi 4 is . -, 'fs 1' Wx' ' ' 4 , A 1 ' - ' . ' v ' M ' ,.':- C ,, ,, , 9 AV, '- ,f K M . .a Y W 5 , , lf, 7, A ,Mg fi aa 5 W1 1 ,Jai 3,3 V sf ,, as My me sq, ,, 4 2 iw f ff riff 'ii 5 A I, ,, 1 J f 2 3 f -A-ww wks: ,A I id , ', fi., ,y ,A - V' gf? if at G a a 0 , 3, fh QQ? , 'QM' 4:'f 1. Goalie, Gayle Bray, deflects a hard shot from Lynnwood. 2. Karen Turner uses a little body English to avoid an opponent. 3. Center midfielder, Linda, starts another drive towards a goal. - 4. Showing her heading skills, Patty Clemans demonstrates the tricks of the trade. 5. julie calmly discusses a minor conflict with the official. Girls' Soccer 47 Girls in Wesco Girls tennis closed the season with a 12-2 record placing second in WESCO, next to Shorline and Oak Harbor. First singles player Lori Blevins played a good strong game with second position filled by Lucinda Langg Lucin- da and Lori advanced to third round in the Edmonds district. Doubles were covered well by first team Dara Saxby and lanette Nelson and second team Michelle Marcques and Sharma VanSaun. With many experienced returning players, the team proved to be a successful in all aspects. f dk' 9 4 4 Z Y Q 1 5 Back Row Left to Right: Lucinda Lang, leanette Nelson, Karla Olsen, Lori Blevins, Marcy Kutok, Renee DeNoma, Coach Ruth Torgesonp Front Row: Dara Saxby, Michelle Marcques, Michelle Countz, Sharma VanSaun. 48 Girls Tennis ,ax K K lx' . :A . 'TAL :fs Michelle displays unique net plays. Coach Torgeson yells encouragement to the players. 1 Lucinda Lang concentrates on her forehand return. The girls prepare themselves for another tough match. r Marcy shoots a low one over the net. t Girls' Tennis 49 thletes achieve awesome feats Meadowdale's Letter Club made an effort in 1980-1981 to unite lettermen and letterwomen of all sports. Mr. Martin and Mr. Nagel guided the club, which is a school service organization. The club's activities included maintaining the trophy case and selling sweatshirts to raise funds. They also purchased the 1980 Washington State Championship Banner for the baseball team, which is now in the gym. Letter Club was led by President Dave Malnes, Vice- President Howard Treat, Secretary Michelle Marlin, and Treasurer Terry Heys. Q ...K ,K K rf 50 Letter Club 1980 1981 letter Club Officers Terry Heys, Treasurer, Mlchelle Marlin, Secretaryg Dave Malnes, Presidentp and Howard Z w X. ,, 1 4 WS Letter Club Advisors Ron Martin and Wally Nagel. lim Wilson can't believe he ate the whole thing. Tami shows why she earned her letter for facial expressions Terry thinks he's 41. Lenny learns the Basics of. . .! ZW er nited ations meets at M.H. . One group of students in Meadowdale High School is vitally interested in international problems and solutions to these problems. These students, members of the Model United Nations, QMUNQ, get involved in world politics by assuming the part of a nation and participation in MUN conferences with students from high schools across the Northwest. Dr. Charles LeWarne advises the club, which is led by President lim Bertrand, Vice-President Dan Kaullen, Secretary john Gray, and Treasurer Brad Hudson. Besides attending MUN conferences at Shorecrest High School and Seattle University, MUN members travelled to Washington State University in Pullman, Washington. -J lx Dr. LeWarne contemplates a student's response ...WMV 5 . MUN members- Back row, left to right: Adviser: Dr. LeWarne, Steve Engle, Kevand Topping, Dan Kaullen, Todd Webster, lim Bertrana, Brad Hudson, Brett Hendrickson. Front row: Chris Raines, Adam Wilson. 52 Model United Nations H.E.R.O. comes to the rescue Every Friday during fourth period, twenty students gath- er for the weekly meeting of the Home Economics and Related Occupations QHEROJ Club. Members of HERO, a chapter of the Future Homemakers of America QFHAQ, learn child care and responsibility while working to pro- mote family unity and interest, in home economics. Em- phasis is placed on greater understanding between youth and adults, awareness ofthe roles of men and women in today's society, and democracy and world brotherhood. Leading HERO in the 1980-81 school year are President Dave Hoff, Vice-President Lisa Koontz, Secretary Tawny Leech, Treasurer Aimee Wendlandt, Parliamentarian Darla Hudson, and Reporter Lynai Blodgett, together with their Adviser, Mrs. Gestaut. Members participated in activities including a cara- melled apple sale, and regional and state FHA meetings. FHA A fx .fXN+ Back Row, from left to right: Linda McKibben, unidentified, Mane Mclaughlln Third Row Tina Pearson, Debbie Bunger, Kan Berger, Kim Anderson, Stephanie McCollum. Second Row lamle Ware Sherri Gilbert, Shelly Record Tracie Reynolds. Front Row: Mrs. Weist-Adviser, Michelle Beckley, Kerry Volkas Wanda Wydler, Tern Goffm 1 one ll Tuul! irheads Class of 1983 Airheads class officer's, President: Don Brady, Vice-President: Lisa Palmer, Secretary: Cathy Williams, and Treasurer: Kristi Trana. Sandora, smile you're on candid-camera! Are you sure that's spaghetti? ln i Mike Massengil takes one more step before his draw. , ..-,,, ,L Greg lsham contemplates what Ivan Denisovich has to do with this weekend. S A Swing your partner 'round and 'round.' Life isn't always easy for the new class on the block, but this years' sopho- mores, the Class of '83, marched right into MHS bright and early September 4th and settled down comfortably. And they're here to stay! Although christened the Airheads by the Goo- bers of '81, the sophomores have shown life, energy, and determination from the very start, under the leader- ship of President: Don Brady, Vice- President: Lisa Palmer, Secretary: Cathy Williams, and Treasurer: Kristi Trana. The Airheads are a large class including scholastic achievers, prom- ising athletes, and memorable indivi- duals, and appear well equipped to travel the long and narrow road to graduation with style! and Kevin Abrams Kevin Allen KV.. Steve Austenfeld . Z. ffflffmiwif! with 4 r 4 1? - x ms A lulie Bader Kathy Lori Rob Flor lill Yvonne Paul Adams Adams Adams Ahumada Akerman Akerman Allais ,.. JL mn ll All llfl 1 TI T IU wH,,,,,,Nw-W N 1 nw ,XMWW 5 .mu Q 2 a Airheads counselor, Bill Stady, takes time out from his hectic day at work. Iohn Alleman V I i . ,,1, -f--, L 225 5 wi , A., 1, jflairff T in Darren Anderson it 935' ' W gf Andreia Azevedo Q, ,J x Tawd Baker 4 ,. l 6 lim Karleen Erik Chandra Todd Rhonda Brenda lohn Shelly Baratto Barich Bates Baus Bean Beavin Beck Beers Bergquist Todd Tracy Delena lim Brent Tim Rick Ivan Diane Bevan Bingisser Bixler Blanchard Bland Blevins Blubaugh Boe Boivin 56 Sophomores A si 4 E ,ws sssss f5 1' Y Dave Borders Ned Brooks af if , if L ' L Carrie Don Kris Bossert Brady Breckenridge jennifer Keilll Carolyn Brown Brown Bl'0Wn j i f -AN if Sophomore Mike Massengill waves bye, bye to the light of his i ' life. Michelle Maryanna Kim Cindy Brown Bruno Bryant Buck l 'itll Y f 3 M I VLIV Roxanne Diane Barb lisa Mike loe Lorina Lisa Nancy Buell Burretta Burley Bums Buss Cachero Cain Calhoun Camandona 4, Chris Diane David Canida Carlson Carlton lanet happily smiles as the day finally comes to an end. if leif lohn Mary Carpenter Carroll Carus Migicgzf ' af fx s y e K Q 4'f , .-4,, K 3' f-P Gary Tane Casper Cederberg '.,,,,,- tt i Q is lohn Kim Christenson Claussen L C KN, X X 5 p Lee Karen Collums Conner Scott Cook awry- :W K Q fs if A , Karmann Cooper Iocelyne Chevrier x Sophomore guys pass the time between class to catch up on the latest A gossip. Kentt Cooper Corwin Cory Costello Duane , Coleman :,a- ft he s . .X N' Barb Conrad Q 'W iff? C if 14, K ' 1 4 2 5 f 1 ' 1 a K f 'i - ' . , A , R X r I ILV, V . V 1, S? . - ' ws, 44 . f QWG, Y. X94 f'i'4-iv, -hh ., ,sh lt , X112-JZ, airy sf ,-U--,5,1,, Michelle Countz April Scott Todd Alan Phillip Crain Crane ww 5 Richard Sandra Michelle C C Crawford d'Arcis Danta Delaney Renee Brian Shannon Debbie Denoma Dightman Dodge Donahue Eric's showing his friend that he's had a hard day at school. A353 W ,H W 4 ,4 ff 4, :N .3 , 7 J X 17 Q ,1 V 'IX i 'N 2 gr 1 ,ff A 'Y' it 4 M ff Q' , K 1 7 wg ! ' 4 D 41 944 3 l if V V all N' 2 Eric Doug Willie Lisa ' h: F Drabb Dreher Dubendorf Elftmann it +Wh- Scrum savwv 'W Tina Elkins Z I f x 25' r xii l 1 ,ns fs s SFQQ4 gf Tina Everett Mary Fenton X l Chris Engle 4' I Sandy Ewalt ' 4 f u Larry Ferrell '4 'K Terry Audrey Euling Evans I l Roxanne filing her fingernails eagerly waiting for class to start. Trent Doug Fadden Farmen l f he I mu-I Debbie Alan Dave Fincher Findling Fitzgerald Fleming Scott Melissa Marijane Guy Flotte Folino Forgey Brian Bug-eyed Michelle shows her spirit for MHS. Frable assa gh. sr Lit'-'VI 'ii Tony Kori Teresa Tim Foss Foster Foster Fowler 3 m ,Nl Kurt Bernie Laura Francis Fraser Frederick Sophomores 59 , QQ , , .1 A 4 3 if 'idk S' Mark Freymuth 1' tx, .R Michelle Getz QM ua ,F A Lisa Paul Grace Beth Suzanne Paul Pat Gamache Garrett Garrison Gates Gaudinier Gerber Gerspacher Andy Dana lodi Linda Doug Susan Kim Glass Glassburn Glover Grace Graves Gronau Gullings Q V A pg 4 5' 1 5' S ., ,gc -A f J ss, , f ' a,sc ,I a + ' W? - 5 - Lisa lessie Laura Toi lulie leanette Heidi Brett Handley Hanefeld Hansen Hanson Hardies Hargrove Harrell Harriss Rob Hart Sarah Hawes Tim Harvey leff Hill ,.. 192.44 , - mv vs! Kristi Anne Hoekstra Holland 60 Sophomores Diane and Alayna have a short conversation between classes. 5 Chelle Gette gy V 1, wg. 'yy ,L y ,, Rick Hallworth A if Anne Harrop jeff Hastings Angela Himmel A 9' 491 Wi c an W A Mike Holleman Amy Hornbacher V Mid' ,V . A group of Airheads try their hardest to open a locker without doi Dal-Ia combination first. Hudson 'Q 1-twig ' - 43 4 2, ilk-,, 1 K in f Kr K , . f-Wjx K we 3 X sq. '-'vm Sn.. Us. 'Q un, my ng the ,. W A . Q 5 Natalie Glenda Hgh Hopper Stacy Cara Hoskins Hudson l? ca f .gl S ,Q f, Brian Bill Hughey Hunt ng, x X I Q Ken Greg Candy Laura Barb David Scott Chris Kelly Hurlbert Isham Ives jackson Iacobsen lames less lghnsen lohnson X by E y A My :Q 'A ,W 1 457 ,pa W' V1 , NW x f,-q ,,-4 X f , 1, 1 I 0 S' mf M 3 K ' A Michelle Scott Sue Chris Ed Kristi jeff Alex Clay lohnson lohnson lohnson lohnston Kaiser Kane Kaullen Keen Keen , WN MW u I Dan Shannon leanette Byron Sharmi Karla Brgnda lerome Kiel Kier Kincaid King Kirschenman Klein Klingel Klogingki Sophomores 61 N? 1572: 3. Cathy Knight Becky Koonce f 41 Q., M E V Noreen Knight AH X L 1 Debbie L Kowalski ti as S an 5 it Two Airheads feel the cold bite of winter in the halls of MHS. Greg Kruchok David Andrea Knoblich 'Nfl , c 1 1, , -gulf V W4 , ,,,, sw. 1 X it Ed Kromer Trina Kuchinski Kuchinski MW Carla Carrie Kyle julie Kiki Brenda ludy Lucinda Marty Kuester Kuester Kurisu LaBelle LaChapelle Lafontaine Lambeth Lang Lange Glenn Cathy Katrina lilnll Lawson Lehmann lulie Dan Karin Likes Loback Lofstrom 62 Sophomores Sophomores eat their Wheaties to get a good start before school. W-.gr ,N 1 julie and Michelle argue over a math problem in Mesika. Cheryl Mike Maltbie Maniscalchi I Steve Mike McKerney McKinley ff! 5. 72' .'.-. Metz Meyer 'ggqlva - ' ,. 1- 2 - Q ,. ' lm X a f' v D iiiii f' ' f 5 iiiie 1 D X eeee 1? V1 Mike Mike Darren Kevin Manely Massengill Matteson Mavis i SV ff .1 it f ' if -5. r Deanna Lorang .VI Terry Lovin jennifer Traci , 3 4 J ' 51 -, in .,z. 1 ggi 2 Gi l Y if if -fx W qu. Q ,, . Q , ,I xv, ,.,L. 'W . . ,M David Lorent Q E ,, 1 'T .fY'5:,, 2. A I H ,H Dan Lux Tom McClain McFarlane McGrath Gayla McRoberts 14 S ,k,!,, K Mike Middendorf David Marty Mary Mille' Mille' Don Brady shows his enthusiasm for his moo at breakfast. Mille' Sophomores 63 Bruce Mindt ,gg . , ji ily K Mari Moody F Andy Mosalsky L Randy Page em '1 N' .. , r 7' 1 Kim Pendleton i lanet Price 64 Sophomores ::f' ' 'iff' Ann, M school. A elissa, and Kelly porkdown the junk food after a ha Lf- 4- , .. .f 's Tricia Wendy Mitchell Monette 'su M77 km I rd day at X Eric julie Moore Morgan . j, X , ' if 4 4 ', 1.1. 1' I 1 I 2 if 2 Chris Harold Mike Ron Sharon Micah Pat Kim Murray Muschett Myers Newton Nickolson Olson O'Neil Packard -w., . 5 ,, s Q ,Y 2 6 4 3, xii fx . Lisa Scott Kristan Palmer Parfitt Parker JIAA I P V 'fr - H+ fir o f ,, LH ' ff- ff- f f' ', . , , 'nf M' H 111 , G I 'I , rf, 1 ik i A l Paeiee 1 n J . I Craig Lori Scott Peterson Petersen Peterson my M 5-' P yeee git ss a,, A 4 S ' A W r PM if Kixnxlk MW ' A Rory Kim Lisa Price Pritchett Purdy Karen Paulsen 2' .rf 6' 3 , , .4- all john Phillipps N sf-rv fs ,K ,f N .W .M 1 . iii Chuck Rameau Wendy Payne Andy Ponton P Ellenore Randall Coach Torgeson shows the fundamen- tals of holding a tennis raquet to Sharon Nicklson. Vicki Rapp lim Ray Sean Rimkus reee David Kelly Ratliff Raub ff A N bf' Caroll Mike Reltig Richardson ' 1 Nervously biting their nails and watching senior guys pass by, sophomore girls face their first day at MHS. Karen lulie Rivard Robbins if f 6 eh.. wixlw s Sheryl Kelley Michelle Richard leff Dave Rqberlg Rogers Rogers Rogers Rohlfing Rowan Q u se Stacy Mason Mike Bob Rundorff Rl-llledge Ryberg lim Rodney Sanner S3Will Salonen five! aoa a if is 1 if Richard Laurie Bob Krista Louise Alayna Schuh Schwehm Selfe Setran Seymour Sheron Sophomores 65 5 N at ,N X 'Z' ss .:., zn. . , , if ' A ff www-m'i, Ggrr In Sophomores David and jill study hard in sleepy first period photography class. ..,- f E .1 -tw, 3 - nxt Kari Doreen Henry David Siers Simon Simon Smith Ni Michele Tiffany Lisa Cindy Smith Speer Sphung Stainer Eric Sue Paige Karla Stark Stark Stevenson Stiers M '- ,S 1' ilft Nancy Ron Teresa Ianine David Diane Wayne David Lisa Stolle Strand Stratton Stromseth Tacher Taylor Thomas Thompson Thompson , . 3. -was xl a '. fii T in , L Tina Ron Paul Sue Kristi Don lohn Thompson Thornsbury Thorp Thorvilson Ticer Torgrimson Trana Treat Totten . Q, , l t R X- .. 'S Q. - lg . Brian Mark si' fi tw 3 sr I' K K Brenda lon Karen Kari Sarado Leslie Rob l0hn Brian Tredwell Tuck Turner Turner Van VanParys VanSpaandonk Vannoy Vantine 66 Sophomores if in 2 K y V 5 4n..m.. +4-1,1 julie Ronald Debbie Vchulek Victor Vinje C! 'KT J s Alf- , . - Tim Willie Kristi Debbie takes a break from her studies to relax. volkmann wade Walden Elliott Walker Cathy Williams Thomas Wipp Liga Linda Wewer Whitman Sophomores Not Pictured Candi Laurie Kim Tim Wendy Karen Ware Washkovich Watson Webster Weising Welling Q Cindy Abraham .K Kathy Archer lim Arrington Dean Bakeberg sy-t Bruce Bambrick l Kurtt Bisset X' lill lohn Booth Tim DOUG Kelli' Tony Bowen Williams Wilson Winn Vernon Buchanan Heather Ronnie Wood Wy . its lohn Yang K. x Elizabeth Tina llllie lfelfln Yoshimura Zarelli Zimmerman Zlnger Greg Burgess Charles Cady Glenda Campbell lohn Case Marianne Christensen Ken Copenhaver Don Dequilettes Randy Doctorello Robert Ducette Connie Embry K.E. Erlandsen lames Flood Brian Fox Margaret Germano lill Halbert Colette Haller Daniel Hovland Deanne Huizenga Harvey lames Mike Knaus Hung Le Kirsten Lind Tim Lundberg Danny Maeder Paul Matthews Walter Mattson Shannon McConnel lohn Michiaels Eric W. Moore Charles Obina Anne O'Brien Graham O'Connor Charlie Page Cory Parrott Greg Poehlman Lisa Price Eric Russo Linda Sage David Schott Tim Smith Mike Stanosek Katrice Steele Twyla Steenberg lason Stringer Kathleen Thomas Robert Ware Roger White Dan Wirkkala lohn Wixson David Zabel Rick Zalewski Laura Zuehl Sophomores 67 QR ,W IL f' .E G -.-'I 68 Sophomores 1. lenny Brown thinks, Hum, what else is there for me to type? 2. Come back fans, don't leave me, pleads Brian Thorvilson. 3. Doug, Toni, and Greg discuss the statistics of KINGBOWL FOUR. 4. OH no, what did we do this time? 5. Gary Qlncredible Hullcj Casper protects the valuable, antique, lunch trays. 6. 'Look what I have in MY pocket! 7. Tina Everett gives Ivan a piece ol her mind. Sophomores 69 Ii 70 Sophomores 1. Don Brady says, I'm involved, how about you? 2. Craig tags along behind Micha, David, and their athletic bags. 3. lf I told you once, I told you twice ... W X l 3. 6. 'N ' Q ' 'F ' l li ll l -'Y - -. i N-. J - 5 , . A mm i A -QKQ. w..QwXm-an 1 . 5 X WV- N, - -V xi .f,x. ff 2 , f M ,1 3 1. Many M.H.S. students enjoy their pens more than the food in the cafeteria. 2. Kevin Allen madly grabs his paper as he hears the bell ring. 3. joe Cachero finds his way through thick and thin. Sophomores 71 QU 'wx im, Q +9 Im 'xl W 'ah ' U ima mm i QA 4 K an V' 'F K., I Q allfm K V in ay ag my Q-Q,,Mi'A A., v ,pr ls Vu : Q , Y wg, W X . an 1 , W WM in .L N 9 'sfaifh m L , ' - xx, , I w ' A AAK' L1 L X is Awww W, 5 I if I K A - ' A 5 Ng: KK X, X Q Zf, , L mt . V L Z 'Si 3 L m m x 1 .1 Q-1: L:- lm ,yi x Q - , Q: A ' ,1 ifx , K . 0 3 - 'KM , N Q sg 1 x 'N - lg Q. .gzs ff Q Sk ,E I, 1 Xu G 5. 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Q 1 A 'SX Q-A X , QW QW ' , ' N., 4 X 1. . wx' A K Q -I A 5 'M ' K 72 -- I o , f f , A ..l fl 'H' , 9 'li,h. v mx Q 5'.:,,,,,,1 R :K 'ip Y if -Q Fi Q5 Y Q . qi, v at sr 3 ws I? .E 'N 5-fun., rt, ' 0 11 ,U -Q 1 -50 .- -'I .0 ,JH 'Q .tl . C' Uv. :las gysv, 55' ' A , ' sf ' 3 A.S.B. leads school to success Meadowdale's Associated Student Body, ASB, is the voice of the students in school administration, budget- ing, and activities. Led by elected officers and represen- tatives, of each class and for the entire student body, the group is involved in most major decisions made in the school. ASB is responsible for raising funds to support many of the extracurricular activities that are such a big part of the experience of an American high school. Chosen to lead us in 1980-1981 were President Sue Crawford, Vice-President Karla Olsen, Activities Coor- dinator Katy Huffman, Secretary Sue Nielsen and Inter- High Representative Christine Raines. These officers set for themselves the goal of unifying the classes while still preserving their class identities, thus promoting enthusiasm and spirit. 11017 .33 x, I' MSM ASB officers prove that maturity does not come with age. Back Row, left to right: Katy Huffman, Karla Olsen, Sue Nielsen, Chris Raines. Front: Sue Crawford. 74 A.S.B. N 'WF' Nd' Sophomore class officers and representatives are: Back row: left to right-Keith Brown, Karen Turner. Middle row: Kris Parker, Katrina Lehmann, Debbie Donahue. Front row: Kristi Trana, Cathy Williams, Lisa Palmer, and Don Brady. Not pic- tured, Todd Bean luniors class officers and representatives are: Back row: left to right-Allison Grant. Third row: Terri Ballman, lanelle Taylor. Second row: Suzie Maki, Michelle Marlin, Monique Ran- court. Front row: Carol Burton, Sean Conner, Gail Bray, and Steve Engle. Senior class officers and representatives are: Back row: left to right-Sheila Ingalls, Lisa Allestad, Gary lsham. Middle row: lolene Miller, Annette Menzies, lim Mahan. Front row: Dick Burton, Cathy Askew, and Stephanie lohnson. ASB 75 tttI'ill,I.'tUlZth1Ilill tum Students exce academically National Honor Society is one of the largest organiza- tions in M.H.S. Boasting over 100 members, NHS was more active than ever in 1980-1981. The academic honor group, guided by adviser Mrs. MacGilvra, exists primar- ily to give honor and recognition to sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors with outstanding scholastic achieve- ments. This year, however, the group not only initiated new members in the spring and fall, but sold programs at wrestling matches, and basketball games. In addition, NHS members sold Valograms and a organized ski trip for members. leading the Honor Society were Presi- dent, Desnie Smith, Vice-President, lill Benson, Trea- surer, Adam Wilsonp and Secretary, Carol Burton. ..,.- + NR E Back row: left to right- Mike johnson, lim Wilson, Gary Isham, Greg Fritzberg, Terry Heys, Dave Dreher, Sterling Sankey, Rob Stark, Karri Seymour, Bev Spinney, Adam Wilson, Desnie Smith, Lance Loeka. Third row: Angela Kuchinski, Norm Hill, Neil Bergsman, lamie McCabe, lill Benson, Shelly Havercamp, Kathy Buretta, leanne Templin, Lisa Allestad, Cindy Smith, jo Beth Henderson. Second row: Leslie Ivey, Teri james, Annette Menzies, Sheila Ingalls, Shawn Hagerty, Brad Folsom, Cathy Askew, loan Baratto, Sherry Morse, Mark Evans, Scott Molloy. Front row: Dick Burton, Steve wedell, Shelley Bartol, Katy Huffman, Sue Crawford, Sue Nielsen, Ted Crane, Kirk Wong, Dan Kaullen, Brian Beston. 76 N.H.S. Back row: Darlene Marshall, Brent Eschrich, Paul Thompson, Dave Lamb, Steve Engle, lim McMillan. Third row: lay Miller, Ian Merrill, Mary Fairchild, Sun-Kyung Kim, Debbie Francke, Holly Anderson, Sheri Nyland, Rob Wassell, Todd Webster, Laura Goldsmith. Second row: jennifer Carrao, Amy lessberger, Michelle Boe, leff Carr, Patty Clemans, Christie Albano, Carol Burton, Shelli Omura, ludy McLeod, Saskia Lund. First row: Karen Gudmundson, Dana Biermanski, Lisa Carro, Gayle Bray, Linda DeBoer, Suzie Maki, lanelle Taylor, Meg Woodhull. cw., ' 3, Back row: left to right-Alayna Sheron, Diane Boivin, lanine Stromseth, Chris lohnson, Cindy Stainer, Anne Holland, David Miller. Third row: Ron Thornsbury, Beth Gates, jeff Kaullen, Terry Euling, lohn Totten, Bruce Mindt, Tricia Mitchell, Heather Wood, Karleen Barich, Kim Claussen. Second row: Mary Miller, Karen Welling, Karla Stiers, Barb Burley, Karen Turner, Paige Stevenson, lulie LaBell, Michelle Getz, Stacy Hoskins, Debbie Findling, Dave Flemming. First row: Tiffany Speer, loe Cachero, Katrina Lehmann, Debbie Donahue, Cathy Williams, Ann Harrop, Kurt Francis, Scott lohnson. N.H.S. 77 Students shift gears with holida cheers The annual holiday assembly opened on a sour note this year with the announcement that the 17 year tradition at M.H.S. was over, which created more of a feeling at the program. It included some very well presented skits fea- turing the Sophomores, luniors and Seniors, and Child Care Aid added their own version of jingle Bells, and Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer. The assembly drew to it's final close with the Seniors doing the traditional Twelve days of Christmas. 1. Mr. Martin has a cow during the Christmas Assembly. 2. Ned Brooks gets a helping hand from his classmates. 3. Brian models the latest Airhead fashions. 78 Christmas Assembly l i 'Ni .f F2 at . . I' V X . 1 . idx? 4 i s if if .. if . X LL Q It L V I . i K 'x 45 4, x . 'G -4 8 K K 'F -. mg ' n. Y X , i 1 S N X 2 . . , It i , S ix H 5 Q xx bfi V X :QQ sg .P X.. F-.vi 1 u af ve . Qi fft :WW 53 f1fQ? NAL-if M 1. Steve, where are you going? Come back here!! 2. Curt Froland and Dave Dreher and blinded by their shining dates. 3. Need we say more? 4. M.H.S. couples dance the night away at Formal Tolo. 5. Rob and Renee rhomba to the rock. 6. Tina and her partner demonstrate the latest disco moves on Solid Gold. 7. Couples stand amazed as balloons cascade from the roof top. 80 Formal Tolo Fantasies come true at Formal Tolo The Formal Tolo, a tradition at Meadowdale, was held on Saturday, February 21. Young women, arranged in formal or semi-formal dress- es, took their tuxedo-clad dates to dinner before pro- ceeding to the dance. The couples arrived at the Com- mons to find themselves surrounded by clouds, rain- bows, unicorns, and winged horses as they danced to the music of laugernaut. The decorations displayed a fantasy theme and were the creations of the Tolo Decoration Committee. The committee was headed by Katy Huffman, lennifer Car- rao and Anne Topham. Profits from the sale of the 59.00 tickets went to the general ASB fund. Formal Tolo 81 82 Deca ,.... .Y ,, C , r, seas ' ' i p S' Deca Dudes enter business world Members of Meadowdale's Distributive Education Clubs of America, known to most of us as the DECA Dudes, were as prosperous and active as always this year. Though most students recognize the DECA Dudes for their management of the school store and the dances they sponsored, DECA also was involved in many other community activities. Led by adviser and teacher, Mrs. Shelley Rondeau, they participated in projects including activities with the South County Chamber of Com- merce, the Rotary Club, Alderwood Mall, Aurora Vil- lage, food drive, blood drive and Toys for Tots. At the end of the year, DECA students successfully ap- plied their talent and experience in marketing and man agement to local, state, and national DECA academic competition. Way to go, DECA Dudes! 1 an Illiilll if 2 S K L SKS!! Back Row, left to right: Becky Danielson, Alan McArthur, Mary Suarez, Thor Everhart, Eric Coffin, Terry Zabrowski. Middle Row: Sue Hammond, Donna Doney, Kim Thomas, Sheri Lovin, Shelley Larson, Paige Pickering, Gary Schneider, Cass Hania, Sue Vincler, Ann Wimmeman. Front Row: Mrs. Rondeau, Tracy Flotte, Diane Willer, Todd Bevan, Dana Dessmond, Kristi Boddy, Sharmi Hall, Chris Raines, Monique Rancourt, Konnie Corbett, Maureen Farrel, Diane Gjernes, Lisa Bradford. ' RFQ: ,,. Left to right: jeff Case, Vince Ianniciello, Skip Hinkle, Dan Puckett, Dee Dee.Wirkala, Alan Hubbard, Karen Sickler, Pat Rowe, Liz Alsaker, Cody Parker, Kim Patsy, Scott Levine. Front Row: jamie Valley, Diane Cobbs, Cindy Countz, Shelley Rondeau, Tom Hudson, Lani Karls, Roxanne Duke, Paula LeBlanc, john Lambe. .., , qt, .mmf ..t. 1. Mrs. Rondeau lectures her class on the fundamentals of a business oriented career. 2. The notorious Deca Dan takes a break from his hectic schedule. 3. Roxanne Duke emphasizes an interesting point as Vince and 2 john calmly listen in. D.E.C.A. 83 -- i C A ' 7 f s 5 ... J . , -- 'N 0 ' ' ..A' ,x . . y Z 'HY gg B - Q H . A me' new X M l S ,, wllhi-1. f F I S 'ii-sf-12-... 3.3 The 1980-81 Chieftain Staff- Back row, left to right: Marc Georgeadis, Brent Eschrich, john McGrath, Neil Bergsman. 3rd row: Mark Evans, Kevin Corwin, Kathy King, Kevand Topping, Mike johnson, Gary lsham, lim Wilson, Adviser-lack Eschrich. 2nd row: Laura Goldsmith, Karla Olsen, Kathy Brown, Debbie Walters, lanet Blanchard. Front row: Shelley Bartol, lolene Miller, Saskia Lund, Antonia Peeps. 'W if B 6 x N 1 84 Chieftain had 1 but 1' A I 4 M--5 o 5- ...Q 5 Chieftain staff starts presses Q 5' rolling When Chiefs want the lowdown, they naturally turn to the Chieftain. The Chieftain, as the only school paper in the district, had an added responsibility to reflect stu- dent attitudes throughout the district. Adviser lack Eschrich, together with lunior Editor Saskia Lund, guided the staff. New staffers managed to put out a paper full of interesting, humorous, and controversial articles and editorials every month. The Chieftain also produced an excellent Christmas issue and a special graduation edition. 1. Brent Eschrich does his impression of the Impressions. 2. Editor Saskia puts a Chieftain staff member in his place while Antonia looks on in disbelief. 3. lanet Blanchard is pleased to discover that her notebook will open both ways. 4. Here's looking at ya! 5. Laura Goldsmith and Debbie Walters debate on what's going to be in the next Chieftain. Chieftain 85 Staffers strive for perfection Mesika underwant a major overhaul this year, a new adviser and many new staff members meant a lot of changes. Sue Nielsen, Editor, and Derek Adams, Photo Editor, worked closely with Mr. Ridge, who started vir- tually from scratch as the new adviser to the staff. All of the staffers proved their patience, ability, and dedica- tion repeatedly throughout the year, especially during the final, frantic days before each deadline. Together the staff has strived to make this Mesika an interesting, lively book to revive your memories, as well as to provide an accurate record of the year's events and personalities. With pride and a giant sigh, the 1981 Me- sika! f 11. EIL' 0 gl- WHY' 1 -..,,,,,. The 1980-81 Mesika Staff-Back row, left to right: Ted Crane, Rob Bogart. Third row: jeff Clark, Chris Park, lanelle Taylor, Shelli Omura, Greg Scott, Rick Thorvilson, Brooks Graham, lohn Lambe, Annette Menzies, Cheryl Maltbie, lulie LaBelle Michelle Getz. Front row: Sue Crawford, Michelle Countz, Roxanne Buell, Sue Nielsen, Renee lohnson, Trese Greiner. Front and center, Terry Heys. Not pictured is our trusty photo editor, Derek Adams. 86 Mesika P A E -rigs sv-we f at Ska n n s 'i e 'F 5 K 4 3 1. The backbone of yearbookingg Derek Adams and Greg , Scott, take a break from endless hours in the darkroom. 2. Editor Sue Nielsen eats her words. 3. Modesty, one of the many virtues of Mesika staffers Renee johnson and Rob Bogart. 4. lanelle Taylor and Shelli Omura, partners in crime, collabo- rate on one of their fiendish plots. 5. Annette Menzies smells trouble! Mesika 87 F.B.L.A. gets down to business Future Business Leaders of America, or FBLA, is com- posed of students with skills such as typing, accounting, business machines, data processing, business law and shorthand. Members use their skills in business competi- tions. Hours of preparation and training take place be- fore the Western Region Mini-conference in March and the the Washington State Conference in April. Mrs. Duckworth is adviser to the club, which sponsored fund raisers including a newspaper drive, stuffed animal sale and porcelain figure sale. Leading FBLA, in 1980-1981, were President, Lisa Alles- tad, Vice President Rhonda Duncan, Secretary Dena Zumbach, Treasurer Else Pedersen and Beverly Spinney, Reporter. Lisa Allestad at the keyboard H X x 1 ' M, 8 s E A Y . . 1 gmmrmw vagal PHOTOGRAPHS . . . 1980-1981 FBLA OFFICERS Front: President Lisa Allestad Back Row: Left to Right . . . Secretary, Dena Zumbach Reporter, Bev Spinney, Treasurer, Else Pedersen Not Pictured: Vice President, Rhonda Duncan 88FBLA. -5'-wx XS , iil f 1 Y lnldr ik1 4'Q4 ,hm , W'-WQYWY W. ,,.,,. QSM, .MV .. . , S- - lisa demonstrates her world famous time-write ability. Dena shows her levitation powers at the F.B.l..A. paper drive. Else does her part in the paper drive. F.B.L.A. membersg Else, Dena, Sandra, and Robert fend off the vicious hounds. F.B.l.A. 89 Competitive drive pushes boys' basketball 'S if-lvnllailu-f'5'f The boy's basketball team started the new season with a strong and talented squad, and is full of knowledge. The team's strong points are its quickness, the ability to run the fast break, and its overall competitive drive. Al- though the team is short, they seem to come up with many rebounds from Howard Treat and Dave Malnes, to name a few. The explosive offense is led by team captain Curt Fro- land, with help from Brian Reidy, Mark evans, Pat Fra- ble, Ron Carrithers, and Stan Mahan. Each team mem- ber is equal in ability and this is why they play great team ball. Coach Dave Wilson believes, Our goal is to make it to the district playoffs and finish higher there than last year's team. No matter how well they do, they will always have support from their fans. r 1'-5' 90 Boys Basketball gn HD -......X' 1. The Ionliest moment is before the buzzer. 2. Brian out-manuevers a Cascade opponent. 4. Pat Frable powers his way through the key. 5. Curt Froland battles for a loose ball. .iff X 3. Stan Mahan blocks out for rebounding position. XE, Xl '3- X 6Xl ' .gi K H V E h F I0 ... if A X N W 1 A Y V ss A Q- . L . ,ix11i L, 4' W LZ L kkjwaxvwxlhigkg Boys' Basketball team L to R5 top rowg Howard Treat, Curt Froland, lay Deiffenbach, Stan Mahan, Pal Frable, Greg Schwann, manager Lynn Salmon Bottom rowp Mark Evans, Rob Carrithers, Briane Reidy, Kirk Brown. Boys' Basketball 91 Cagers perform spectacular hoop 2 ,N-ff ,- Wdw M My ,-w,,,,f ,fd .mf -'M-..,,, 5. 1. Mark Evans lays it in with ease. 2. Dave Malnes shoots one an one while Curt Froland quiets the crowd. 3. l.V. player Brian Hughey drives to- ward the basket. 4. The junior varsity feel the tense mo- ment before the ball hits the rim. Boys' Basketball 93 Girls play explosive basketball The 1980-'81 girls' basketball team has overcome last seasons lack of game knowledge and turn themselves into a tough, developed team. lunior captain ludy Macleod, led the team through many exciting games with the remaining team promot- ing unity. No more hard times are in store for this young squad which contains only three seniors. The pre-season games helped the girls work up to full potential in lanu- ary. They proved this by producing a long awaited victo- ry over Mountlake Terrace. With more fan support than last year and more expected next year, the girls' basketball team will provide an ex- plosive game on the floor. g 5 -.. at t tttktu . . me p y , ' 14' :.' Y Q i,z-w-w.,- - . u l A l'Jw04. ., ' v 1 Q :vaii +02 A V c : Q y f,, Q- .H i 1 .Q .Ely ,JJ V K ,504 . . ., J r c , 4 - t r 'T ' y - I ' e . ' 5 . f T N :,. ,J .-,-. 1- f hx H X, In x M f--47 , xB.U.5ilJ,41Xs' 1-Wiki f F -...........,.,,,, D x -4 l i 94 Girls' Basketball Q 1, ,...,..,.,...,.......- ew gf? Tak Agien l 1. Christie Albano positions herself for a screen play. on 2. The l.V. team fills in for the crowd. 9 3. The agony of a foul is expressed by Patty Clemans. 4. Captain ludy spots an open person. 5. To guard or not to guard, that is the question. ,, if Lok xWlm474, ' i VM':4il.ei I 'Z an , f v 7'-r- ks C A - 1 f if if 5 2 .c 'Q as Je! 5 5'-' Y v uv 65 f' , V ' ' - -C T as 5 . If , Ls ,Srl .ik ai? Q fs- E , ' Y-L ac .. ... -- ,- '- ,,ss ,, ':..' , L15.f..,H C, ' SQ X. X Girls' Basketball team L to R, Patty Clemans, Linda DeBoer, Karen Rivard, ludy Macleod, Christie Albano, Tiffany Speer, lanet Price, Debbie Larson, Kristina Hardy, Vickie Hartling. Girls' Basketball 95 1980-81 Swim team filled with talent 1980-81 swim team Left corner to Right corner, Steve Scarbro, Nate Wegamer Robby Wassell, Norm Hull Paul Thompson, Eric Stark, Brent Eschrich, Bob White, Tyler Schemost, Curt Francis, Tom Wlpp Rob Olmstead Scott Hansen, jeff Wilson, lim Baratto. QNot pictured, Phil Anderson, Thor Everhart, Doug Bambrick Q The 1980-81 swim team was up to their gills in strong, experienced boys for the new season. Everything from the breaststroke to the backstroke was covered by capa- ble swimmers. Four seniors, which includes co-captains Doug Bambrick and Phil Anderson, rounded out the lunior dominating team. Diving is where sophomores dominate with lim Baratto at its helm. This year's team was lacking the depth of good swim- mers as last years WESCO contenders but were well rounded in talent. The team shows a great 1981-82 sea- son with more than half of the swimmers returning. 96 Boys Swimming Ta-v M., 2 1. Sophomore Eric Stark backstrokes his way to another Meadowdale victory. 2. Gasping for air, Brent spots the finish line. 3. The team supports each other during a crucial race. 4. lim is vaulted off the springboard toward a perfect dive. Boys' Swimming 97 Wrestlers provide strong mat pla The 1980-'81 wrestling squad has surprised many peo- ple. Many of the varsity wrestlers last year have graduat- ed, leaving many holes to fill, but it has not been a real challenge to the squad. A few of the returning lettermen are Clive Cooper, Brad Folsom, Bruce Quinton, Todd Patsy, and team captain Skip Kramer. Two individuals had outstanding performances at the Edmonds District wrestling tournament this year. Sopho- more Scott Cook took first place in the 122 pound weight division, while Bruce johnson won the unlimited weight class title. The entire team is full of aggressive performers and this is what puts them high on top a pedestal by their loyal fans. 98 Boys Wrestling Boys' Wrestling team, Coach Kevin Corbett, Bruce lohnson, Bruce Quinton, Sean Conner, Ted Harms, lim Harrison, john Lenac, Paul Harrison, Skip Kramer, Coach Cook. Front row L to R, Todd Patsy, Kerry Hanson, Tony Bowen, Brad Folsom, Scott Cook, Clive Cooper. isis 1. Captain Skip Kramer pins his opponent with a triumphant thump. 2. The wrestlers warm up as the crowd files in. 3. With cat-like moves, Brad pounces on his prey. 4. Bruce johnson contemplates on his next move. 5. A Shorecrest opponent receives a Bruce Quinton specialty. Boys' Wrestling 99 Pinnin is the key to victor 1. Quick moves provide Skip with another victory. 2. The 1980-81 l.V. wrestling team. 3. Todd Patsy battles for position. 4. Being so close to victory, Rich Hawes takes no chances 5. Clive Cooper concentrates on his opponent. 100 Boys' Wrestling L V 5 .,,, , pawn' 'iffiww ' 4 Boys' Wrestling 101 102 luniors Cooties - Class of 1982 . , f , . , , , . .mmk,,,k:,Hi,.mMi., ,, ., W K ,W ... i N. -- , -ll ' Wm ,,..,,,.. ,, ff- - Calm, cool and collected: Suzie Maki, Monique Rancourt, Gayle Bray, Polly Becker, and Michele Marlin. E QL- is y B we M, R g......,.-.-r if 'VR swf 119' Brent Eschrich asks in dismay, You mean that it's due Doug Anderson rolls out the rhythms. today?' ' Mr. Robinson tells Steve Landro the story of the little variable that could. Q. N ' w 4. W, I uc - ,..,cf f ef 1 ' .+A law! v .M A MQ , 6 A 'S Q ,., ' K I A My f up 1 Q .L fl J , 1 V ',9 I s., v, Q I ' U -f 4 Lf W 'mfr .f 111' MDNQ ' ' f' E Y N 4 W f' I X f 1 ' JQK f ' ' M xii ' j .QA . T 'ff A' 'yi 2 ? : fy, z ,V 'A L 'S L 1 it ' ' VA If 4 ,AV M lyk R , ' f 1 J , ' I 'K 1 A L ff 0 1 Q Y 7 ie 'I If J ' .5 f- 5 W 1 f , . z ., H A KK X . 5 fs ' f . , , 26' ' E - M M ' ALL L s of ,I . P -A 4 .bl , A' ' J -f fx 'V If J 4 1 L .31 is f 1 . 1 A xv ,L , ,f Q f ' V. Em Lf L ' , lj K- f Q el- . R ., L -- Q , The Cooties of '82 returned to MHS this year as juniors, led by, president Michele Marlin, co-vice presidents, Suzie Maki, and Monique Rancourtp secretary Gayle Bray, and treasurer Polly Becker. The class of '82 continued their tradition of in- volvement and school spirit, early winning the the S100 prize for overall decorations at Homecoming. Confronted early in the year with the PSAT and other pre-college tests, the Cooties quickly settled back into the routine of school. A class with strong indentity and lots of drive, the Cooties are looking forward to their senior year with high hopes for the future. g p l 1 N . 5 Tami Musgrave takes a moment to rest her fingertips. K .I ....A EI I 1 , juniors 103 -N... F X .. XR. .- Niels Brian Carlotta jonathan Cristie Chris Kim Doug Holly Aagaard Abbey Akerson Akers Albano Allen Alles Anderson Anderson F , 104 juniors Mary Anderson gf W f r as 5 lim s Aniio .L -qv-....,,,Mmwm Mrs. D consoles and counsels a concerned Cootie. Tom Angevine 4 er 'sa as A Krisha Attebery Alayna Kari Ayel'S Bachert 5 3 ' lx 'S 2 -.J ,ir S Ag ? I 5556 ,fu NH Scott Dirk Rich Terri jeff Rick Polly Sally Sharon Baker Balada Ball Ballman Barrett Bearden Becker Beers Beers 'S-1112 Kari Kim Ken Dana Cynthia Lynai Kristi Michelle Michelle Berger Bertsch Betro Biermanski Blakesley Lodgett Boddy Boe Bogan Donna Mike Doug Boivin 'TZT7' Gayle Rod Bray Bray Lisa Bradford 'zxguxf U1 Q21 , Www f ,,,, . W, Kyle Alan Cindy Bride Briggs Brooks ' 1 i- rio X l . y 1.4 V , y if f r - Rose Sheri Linda Bryant Buck Buretta A f' , E fi wa: . 1 Uni it Cristi Borders Bosworth Bowen 4 Sl K Q Cliff Brenner it Kirk Brown 7, if 61: 1. J . f-I. 4 , Carol Burton Y .-Af. x .1 I , ,, , , before Tim Drury finishes up some last minute homework school. 1-:B 6 ! lim Calvo vi So Polly Becker and Terri Ballman catch up on the latest news in the Chieftain . pq .Q-In V.. X Phil Caple vvv- B , Allison Carpenter fl ay Matt Clark fa if If f fm gr g y J we M . 1 1 X K ' Andy Eric lodene Card Carlson Carlson Lisa Wendy Carro Chichester leff Carr Patty Clemans jason Susan Clifford Cody luniors 105 l Eric Colfin Mike Collins Sean Karyn Conner Cooley xy 5: t 4, H mf fi f Il ' ki Haynes and Doug soak up the rays . Konnie lenny Kevin lohn Corbett Carrao Corwin Cram if fr 1 ff' 1, 'E 1455, W W 1, X immli A E X Carrie Trevor Chuck Becky Al Dayna Lin C.I. Carolyn Crane Crisp Crowell Danielson d'Arcis Deangelo DeBoer DeCillia X Demler Q f - 1' at yd I X f I- I 2 'Q 4' 1 'su i E ,,uIza.fs w...ff Dana Cindy Brian Bob Desmond Diener Dillon Diveley ,gsfilfx ft , IAN KWGV X M fy L Sue Donna lames Mark , .jj Dollarhide Doney Dorgan Dzwala E W Q C :yi y ' fi 'fn - Marcie Liza Ron Steve Michelle Marlin turns her attention away from the cross country Eaton Edwards Edwards Engle meet for a moment. 106 juniors Charlene Engstrom Kelly Ford Debbie Francke Sue V by 1' 7551. me na. , 4, sf' Hr- Aw Wg. I Q ,., fi Q . N 6 N Brent Todd Thor Maureen Chris David Tracy DJ- Egrghrirgh Evans Everhart Farrell Ferris Flood Flotte Floyd 'v Ynff '7 g Debbie Brad Pat Foster Fowler Frilble f I ':.., X, . ,R x 4 4 , f 1 .1 g Mark Olin Froland Gard Marc jennifer Gearhart Georgeadis Gerrard ov Happy Halloween, Mrs. Haynes! X r Shawna Garner x 1 X Karen Geschke Dan Gilbert ax! Brookes Graham R F . LJ Scott Tom Terry Darrin Terri Laura Bron Chris Gilles Qillio Glen Goffin Goldsmith Gorman Goryns ' i y i ,, fl? Allison Andrea Karen lenine Sharma Susan Cass Grant Green Greiner Gudmundson Guffey Hall Hammond Hania K! Iuniors 107 108 juniors Hanning Craig 'Q - ,z:,',,: ,, U. ,. s ,.V,, ,, . W 4 W, W ff A5 43 ' ,, R, 51 sy V 2. as V 'D Proud Cooties show their stuff on Opening Day. Kerry Hansen N , ,fl If X I V 'ff 1 ,W ,ji -Q fi Scott Dave Ted David Paul Hansen Hanthorn Harms Harnden Harrison Carolyn and Carlotta cruise the corridors. Glenn Hastings ' mVV iiit l asfs ,f ew- Denise Hipp fi: , W W -if af 3-2. F if +2 f ff ' wr. H f 1 f 1 john Holleman W wang Qtr- r f , 1 jim Hughes l I . , , .GrQ, iw my WH , 5 ., 5,1 A Gina Brett Heinz Hendrickson Ken Hays f riaa . ,Q wie Mark Mike Holeman Holeman Dave Hoff Mike Rick Tim Holi H00n Hudson ff, W ,, , 4 W 2 , gi 5?.g,,,,:, If joel Lynda Kelly Hull jackson jensen .'.. Polly in profile! lodi Sun-Kyung Melissa Kerslake Kim King Randy Chris Steve King Kinnear Knight Af- B Q, ir lisa Betsy David Koontz Kuester Laiudice W . v 4' 'l K li Aw Q 1 t S l ,, fi . nv-ca I Bob Amy Steve Bruce lensen lessberger lohns lohnson 'J V L K Gretchen leff Mike Debbie lohnson lohnson jones lunell H14 B , -rr Q LV :fill l ,xi I x al 1 ,, Greg Kim Kalnins Kay 1 rw. HM. . seeee Meg is amused by one of Mr. Hull's Frontier anecdotes. ., . V, Michelle Bill Kendrick Kennelly XA' 5 ,H 4' -s A Paige King .pq , Y. .. .wf r leannine Knudson Charlene la Londe juniors 109 1 10 luniors 1 KX g A xx X I V i David Glen Steve Shelley Lamb Landro Landro Larson K Q , Rob Bogart is dazed and confused. , Al ' 1 X Tom Beckie Lesewski Linde m lim Lindenfelser W Stan Pete Suzie Mahan Maile Maki neain ff nea'l V Brian Darrel Stephanie Martin Mason McCollum lim Chris lo McFarlane McKee McLaughlin Halima Loiewski F' xm'f x x 4 a Chris Marcell Kevin McCroskey lim McMillan 1 '1 Ron Randy Bob Tawny Latimer Layton Ledford Leech , N 5 Angie Doug BFUCB Saskia ludy Lowe Lowe Lugirlsland Lund MacLeod ll if m W,,, f f lvi A f s . ,S , 4 ll it N ' a ti' e aeyl 1 left Michele Pam Darlene Gloria Marcum Marlin Marques Marshall Marsing We are . . . MHS! Cooties of '82 show their spirit al Homecoming. ' it ' ? ' ,skis-' A X , its 1 ,. T Qs ' - :a.... K lf ' Q . R, ,wg K 'Mx 5 3 s gs 5 il' . Q i - L Bill A b 1 Stk K, Q , McCusker ,V --eg lk ii Q ' ,fg ., , 'G -N is M D am D Igg y .sa S K s as ,Q M is 3 N LQ sliti i il S. ce,,. g t . ' as ffl t Tom Q L at ' V' tg 4' , L Meehan ' ' 1 D g y'N . Q a S l fs' 'H in as N- 3' s 3 Y S is g- ' if D is it ww' tw? '. ,,,, ww 3. ' 1 3 it Annette Ian Merk Merrill 4221 LeeRoy Mike Miller Miller 3 ew ldNNn'1 Sandy Stan Miller Monlux my Mark Metcalf Pam Miller Dave Moore iw 1 W' l lay Miller Richard Miller ' Kari and Ina compare cross country and tennis miseries on a hot September afternoon. Mia Morris gl R 1 S fukin ' f.t5 Doug Keith Tami Polly Ann Bill Sheryl Mike Mifhele Morton Motes Musgrave Nievard Ninneman N0rrrlandin Nylund O'Brien Obina sg 1 LQ? 1.5 ,S .A Q' up lg, A915 1 , P i wmv' lk r r 1 1' - rv' . '-' l g L , of tl Q IAQ E Wi Q if 1 1 S 1 l' Vxffs S ' gg or 3 is , 'S 1. 1 , 6585 w,f'2' N 1 1 P f , ,A ,a ' tx , ll .v 5 ' YI qgggg 'K' ,K 1 Q I Aa.. RX ,, Colleen Rob Shelli Alan Todd Ieff O'HaIloran Olmstead Omura Papenfuss Patsy Pearson 2' 1 3 W N Antonia Steve Paige Sheryl Bob Bruce Peeps Peterson Pickering Price Ptacek Quinton luniors 1 1 1 112 luniors Chris Monique Dennis Bob Raines Rancourt Ramos Rautenberg 5' W' ..,, ,, Shelly Stacy Liz Bill Record Reese Riggas Rowe , 5 r.f, 5, ,, ' WL' f 'ic .1 ww K Ygxbxx Xl A 4' ' ' Sally Beers breaks to bolt her breakfast before Biology. Randy Elaine Len Dara Rowlee Rundorf Salmon Saxby ivf awe A43 X Steve Tyler Gary Richie jeff Sheila Erin Marc Russ Scarbro Scheinost Schneider Schwehm Scialdone Senn Shawver Shreve Slater lackie Paul loe Smith Sohnly Sparr Kathy Leanne Mary Terry Coffin asks for help on a tough essay. Steele Stephenson Suarez .ef A, as MY M ' I A ' L W ,+- Q T 4 Nr! if 4524 y 2, 'tm f X f r E Serena lanelle Barry Chris Kim Paul Richard Karl Allen Suryan Taylor Tharp Theodore Thomas Thompson Thompson Thoresen Thorsteinson if T 'A' f ij Anne Kevand Mike Topham Topping Trettevik Dorothy Tweedy Tova Viernes jackie Sharma Deanna Uy VanSaun Vegsund Dara Saxby patiently awaits her turn on the court. Debbie Unsell as Sue Vincler S r .3889 routine. leanette Wahl E c 3 Bruce Scott Debbie Waldal Wallinger Walters Debbie Foster takes a brief rest from the hectic office - assistant juniors 1 13 114 juniors juniors gather Nei Robert rsa Laura Warren Wassell Watne Watson in Mrs. 'D's office to chat before heading for first Nathan Diane Robin Wegemel- Wellel' Wellman Aimee Wendlandt period classes. Kerry Lisa Curtis Walt Wentz Westenberger Whitfield Whitman r B Q ea, .aaaaa fff V fm' Y ' I fl' f - . x A A ,A ,,,-h , 1 it ' GL Liz julie Rory Ursula Bill Steve julie Meg Scott Wibbleman Wilde Wilson Wipp Wisner Wisnewski Woelz Woodhull Worthing I C juniors Not Pictured Dick Adams David Ficher Nancy Norman Edward Bacon Sue Gearhart jeff North Terry Vinessa Zabroski Zarelli janine Armstrong Carol Baker Brenda Blaylock Stacy Bly Rob Bogart Brian Boggess Scott Bradford jeff Bragg Annette Brown Barry Buchanan jeff Campbell Doug Childs john Craft Karla Cralle Mike Delaney Do Tai Tim Drury Ina Eldoy Ron Elwood Mary Fairchild David Gillespie Deane Giernes Don Glassburn Kevin Hamel Gary Hayenga Steven Hensley john Hitchins Brent johnson james johnson Robert johnston Greg Klein Sandra Lingle Merlys Lopez Luong Nu jennifer Mathew Linda McKibben Bernadette Miceli Michael Moi jeff Monroe Steve Odegard jeff Packard Ernest Pepper Somacha Puenmehkhong james Putenney jeff Raub Roy Roberts Kevin Seda Rob Slenkamp Steve Stann julie Summers Marc Turnstall Brant Tusty Vince Wasmund Todd Webster Dean Welsh Chris Wirtz Yun Hae Kyong fgunnv' 3 WJ' X 'N- 1. Mark Froland thinks MHS is number one. 2. Mark Dzawala does some sole-search- ing. 3. luniors hear the call of the wild bull buffalo. juniors 1 15 9- M L ....3..'i. 7 6 5 1. Cooties catch up on the latest gossip over lunch. 2. Niels Aagaard asks Antonia Peeps and Meg Woodhull how the coupon sales are going. 3. Lynda jackson ponders a proof sheet. 4. Mary Suarez in a merry mood. 5. Dave Laludice studies intently. 6. Halima relaxes before school in the cafeteria. 7. Miss Shafer sighs patiently. 8. Stan the Man makes his plan. luniors 117 I Qi D Ex xfil . fn, 1. Prize-winning Homecoming decorations transform the junior counselor's office into the steamy jungle. 2. Ursula Wipp and Antonia Peeps argue over their home- work as Laura Goldsmith referees. 3. Mrs. Karnofski is perplexed by paperwork and pressing problems. 4. Mi- chelle Boe and Diane Giernes try out their wings as new Chief Cheerleaders. 5. Kevin Corwin finds himself sur- rounded by beautiful women. 6. Iunior officers and re- presentatives put their heads together. 7. Carol Burton quietly moos to her milk. 118 luniors f' ISN? at 1 1. Q . B af' N.. x -z, si: x X , .5XEE.1::i:-195511:- , fi Q1 sms-ssl ff.:-A. Q i X lr 9255- ifflf N w X x -1 ar AMP' 'mu 72, QQ 1 , 7 ' ,.,, f' 4 -mx, , V ' f nw . I V L 3.45 5 ' A 3 'h 'f ' ,,,,g ' I ' ,,, , W ir 1 1 ,HA V,gg,.,n m ' 'H X W ' , M 1 '- ,, Z .. ' H vw M A' 'W 'W W w,5,f,,. ,, , H, A ' if 3 315, Q5 f W M-M 1 31... H X A , , .fy rw f wx U 3 I W lf I M' ff? 2' ,W , 4' ,Jr 2 , far 'M y ff' W Vw fa I 'TF--'Q , I 5 Wm A gf-ombgi TW' Q yu. QW --q.-Q ui' EJ' ffldulfl ,-4 ' fu, l l xx' I U f 4 I I X 'L s ' x f 2, ,wl- b f X 4 w 5 ' , X, v .ur '4 ,.,.. X a ' Y A . i If, 'A -V,. 'N K 1' WM by 4. K , wi f, K I wb Q -,K w i xx 1 'X XX 4 - N W, Direction and projection pay off in the end end The play production class got off to a wonderful start this year with the fall production of Alice in Wonder- land, which drew a large attendance both nights. Mr. Crossett then concentrated his efforts in preparing the class for state and district competitions in the spring. The class had many fine, talented students this year in- cluding returning Seniors jackie Scollan, john Gray, Scott Clysdale, Sandy Schultz, and Mary Anne Alkire. lI Play Production 1980-1981. Back row, left to right: Steve Wedell, lan Merrill, jay Miller, Sue Dollarhide, Todd Bean, jeff 2 Wright, Sue Rabe, john Gray, jomar Eldoy, Kevand Topping, Dara Saxby, Rob Bogart, Bridget Salonen, Trese Greiner, Michelle Marques, Sandra Schultz. Front row: Scott Clysdale, Kim Kay, Barbie Burley, Rose Bryant, jackie Scollan, mia Morris, Darin Glenn, Shawn Hagerty, and Tim Drury. 122 Play Production Jf, an K Efyw M 49:4 'F ,fw- Q A 1543 if li Vw D I l f I I I 1 1980-1981 Choir. Back row, left to right: Marc Tunstall, Pete Maile, Brian Dightman, Rob Olmstead, joel Hull, Dick Burton, Eric Stark, Rick Hoon, Scott Baker, Tony Foss, Darrel Mason, Charles Cady, Dave joss, David Miller, Grant jenks, Tom Gilles, Brian Thorvilson. Third row: Denise Hipp, Dana Biermanski, Lisa Burns, Lisa Allestad, Marcie Eaton, Amy Hornbacher, Terri Goffin, Kathy Buretta, Deanne Hysinga, Nancy Myers, jeanne Templin, Dena Zumbach, Diane Taylor. Second row: Sherl Nyland, Meg Woodhull, Lucinda Lang, Lynai Blodgett, jill Benson, jo Mclaughlin, Shawn Hagerty, Sheila Ingalls, jackie Scollan, Paige King, David Tacher. Front row: Carlotta Ackerson, Kristi Trana, Kelly Thomas, Sandy Miller, Mary Ann Ratliff, Shelly Gette, janine Stromseth, Barb Conrad, and Mary Miller. l if ,,plu. Ii, of having a peanut butter sandwich before choir. joke. 1. The Impressions looking inspired by Mr. Burton's directing. 2. Dana Biermanski and Lisa Burns discover the adverse effects 3. Choir members show their enthusiasm towards Mr. Burton's Choir 125 -- -..- . , 5 1 is' f - '7 ' Back Row, Left to Right: Chris Ferris, lim Ray. Third Row: Peter Fleming, Willie Dubendorf, Steve McKerney, Greg Kruchok, Kevin Mavis, Richard Thompson. Second Row: Dave Miller, Scott Dove, David Harnden, Brett Hendrickson, Darin Turner, David Hanes, Tricia Mitchell, Shawn Garner, Mary Martin. Front Row: Chris Murray, Carrie Kuester, Betsy Kuester, Chelle Cette, Karen Gudemensen, jennifer Gerrad, Shelly Bergquist, Delena Bixler, Carlotta Ackerson, Liz Wibbelman. HU as S N Y -WMM,-u-W.. 1. Ted Hot Lips Crane practices an extra lick for Stage Band. 2. I'll do the jokes, says Mr. Burton as Doug Ander- son attempts to make him laugh. 3. The beat goes on with Scott Dove at the drums. 126 Marching Band 2 FH: Musicians play a different tune The marching band strode smartly in 1980-1981 under new director,Mr. Burton. He was the first band director at Meadowdale and has had six years previous exper- ience. The 35-member band meets daily to rehearse and learn new material. But due to the small size of the group, marching was not as frequent as in past years. The marching band did perform at all home football games, playing fight songs to further inspire the already enthusi- astic crowds. The Stage Band, which is composed of the more ad- vanced musicians in Meadowdale's music program, was led by Mr. Burton this year. The band met every morn- ing to rehearse and perfect difficult pieces of music. The 20-member band also performed at games, community gatherings and events as well as in contests with stage bands from other high schools in the area. Top Row, l.eft to Right David Thompson, Ted Crane, Dick Burton, Kirk Wong, Brooks Graham. Middle Row: Doug Anderson, Brian Dlghtman, Paul Alllas, Dave Hanthorn, Tom Meehan. Bottom Row: Director Bob Burton, Scott Dove, David Stage Band 127 4' W 545: Q A I MS I , 1 ,ff Gifwf ,, x , , A W my 7 I , , , 3 .QF 3 QW 'Q-ff 1' he J V Y V k Q V I f Y , K ' fa 'V ,if I , , 1 ,, -Q I EV ,X V V V 1 L , ' lgjlhffef'-',iN : 1' A arf '. w ,x rf W ' I A 'fl' ' ' , I I ' , .V-V 14,4 ' , 1 f ' . . K, I A 5 ,. x ' .,, ,th - sf fr- ' X' , 1 1 , . 'V , ,M ' ff Q n I.,-f ' , ,Mn V l , v Ax fl K .QI 15A:N7AH , fn ' x 1 M . ' ' 'Q ' ww al ,. Q, X Q f FT I W f ' ,. I , ,-we' ff EW 'f ,, f '7P?2' ,, I 1 , W f' w W 5 . 1 f VW ,, , 4 Y ' A .' 1- ,r 'fuk ' , x ,gq'?fg, 'Kw , 'VPYF . K 1 mil' , , ' ' ' f ' A ' 11112. , -f ,Q ' ' ' V 'W iff' , , 73 Qfifi ' - 1 ' , , ,..f ff fly: , '5E:fs,'ff ,ff5' m , ,ug-Aff'f.' will wifi' L 3, . H i WL, N ws rl W a n , VA Judy, T763 J 1, I In A x kT!li!.r54,3 V . i ' . , ffm AMW: I A I1 vfii. 14' ' f .. 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Stephanie Iohnson, Bridget Salonen, Michelle Boe, Diane Giernes, Amy lessberger, Sherry Morse, Bron Gorman, Maureen Farrell, Halima Lojewski, Elaine Rundorff. 2 i ..- 1 1--- ' ,R 2 ll iw ML 1 128 Cheerleaders WWW v awww ,V i W ,, ,,,,, .W MM-, , . at Vg' ' :fl Y V Wmwm 46,4 Enthusiastic squad c eers teams to victor The 1980-81 cheersquad, with a healthy mix of experienced Seniors and enthusiastic luniors, kept school spirit running high in Meadowdale all through the year. With the guidance of Mrs. Doerschlag, the cheerleaders somehow managed to cover the myriad of girls' and boys' sports. They were always there, encouraging and heartening the participants and cheering the crowd. The girls also put much of their own time and effort into fund-raisers, Homecoming Week activities, and the plan- ningof pep assemblies throughout the year. 1. Halima introduces the football team to a spirited crowd at Homecoming. 2. Sherry Morse cleans her fingernails as Mrs. Uhlman brings out some im- portant points about the pep assembly. 3. We are M.H.S. 4. Bron makes her singing debut while introducing our baseball team. 5. Stephanie intent- ly watches a basketball game while waiting for a chance to cheer. Cheerleaders 129 Booters repeat state ratin Once again the Meadowdale Boys Soccer Team started the season playing state-caliber ball. With much of the 1980 squad returning, the team had a great head start on developing a skillful team. Win after win was achieved by the Chiefs early in the season including an exciting victory over the Lynnwood Royals. This game put them up from the rating of 6th in the state to Sth. The booters offense was powered by such players as Striker 1 Chris Wirtz and Sophomore midfielder Rick Blubaugh. Sweeper, jim Satterlee played key positions both on offense and defense. jim is also the team captain. junior goalies Glenn landro and jeff Carr provided tough defense. 1. Exchange student Alvaro Brito Rezende, shows off his Brazilian soc- cer skills. 2. As Terrace shies away, Rick Blubaugh explodes through the line, heading a high lob. 3. Difficult ball control is maneuvered by Doug Edwards. 4. Goalie Glenn landro gets another heart-stopping save. With a strong junior varsity and many returning players, the Chiefs will have high quality play next year. Top row left to right: Coach Reg Evans, Dan Kiel, LeeRoy Miller, john Totten, Steve Hardies, Tony Foss, Andy Glass, Niels Aagaard, Coach Rodger Bray. Third row: jeff Pearson, Bob Kalina, Dave Thompson, Steve Engle, Kevand Topping, Brian Boggess, Brian Hughey, Doug Anderson, Phil Caple, Mike Massengill, Chis Marcell, Kurtt Bissett. Second row: Manager Michelle johnson, Darrel Mason, Sean Rimkus, Chris Wirtz, jeff Clark, Greg Smith, Tim Hudson, Mike Adams, Pete Maile, Eric Russo, Rick Blubaugh, jim Satterlee, Manager Katrina Lehmann. Front row: jeff Carr, Glenn landro, Terry Zabroski, Doug Edwards, Brian Prothero, Brett Bisset, Eric Drabb, Mike Farrell, Alvaro Brito Rezende. 130 Boys' Soccer i wi A ' m W 'JS' Vw F , ff 4, ,, , 2 a im 5 iw? .iw f W 4 kv. Ury! Q cr uv ' X, any ,, , ,Am A ,. W W' 4 , mfs, 'J ew 'Zigi gfkfi' , . . , 4 . 'QE' , ,Ay wp W A in x 'fj,ffE'fe v' H if 4 f y 2 an I K 1,4 3 .. 'A f 4 'V 'L g g- L ' TLT k k UXL' ' V i X wmv ' 11 . 2 l i ' ,., , wh -k M 1 V , . . .h,, 1? I D ,+A V H A 1 - , ff ', - ' ' 'W H V -1 , V .',, A , y , ' ' ,fi W ggg , v.-f E ., ,, I H H L,,A, ,,,Q , - ,, ,., I 7,76 ,V I -' I k ,WW VVVVV ' ,V ,. . ,, W 41' 5, I 7 ,fyy kug?4Y'4 F ,' W' , LV,-5' 12747 SP1 4494 ' 1' 1' K I , , A, , 5,7 A WH' ,, ,gift kkff' 1, 7 , i A A K , A I I 3,-,gy,w,,,h,, ,yi , Q W, 5,4 Se -4? 'ml'? Y 4, A ,Wm 3' W7 W' ,WJ ,,, ,f M 'QQ Qi V, ,,,,,, Q ., .. , - A' ,, iw , wi, If -, A - f N W , r ff, 1' ' ' ' V' ' 'f .,i,,,L M 2 Af . f'v ' We-'fl fw 2 1- , 1' ' W A fav? Ml'f'!!MLL 5fL,' ' ,,'. v i ' f W ff iw ji Q, 1, 1 , ' , . ' pf J ' f A ff , , 4 2 Boys' Soccer 131 Swatters serve up winning season Q, ,5.,f M .-' 7' lf, iigf . eeee ' .fill .gg g g i. , 551 it ,, V '- mmf I ' ' 1 5211. f Qy. f, f.. Z 'L - , I , .s Tr' fy 'l I 23375252 The Meadowdale Boy's Tennis team played a very suc- cessful season. Among hard practices and exciting matches a very talented person appeared: Sophomore Gary Casper. He was the first Sophomore in the history of the team that had ever succeeded so well on the team. The very well-rounded team, led by Seniors Dave Dreher, Greg Fritzberg, Sterling Sankey, Tom Catey, and Brian Beeston, showed talent in both the doubles and the singles matches. juniors Tom lesewski and Bob Ledford, along with sophomore Doug Dreher, provided strong play. As a powerful team in WESCO, the Chiefs look forward to another winning season. 1. Tom Catey delivers a smashing backhand shot. 2. Coach Mike Hilton gives some sound advice to promising athlete loe Gezundersplatt. 3. Greg Fritzberg stays snug and warm between sets. 4. Dave Dreher dooms his op- ponent with a deadly serve. 5. Gary Casper shows the excellent form that took him far in his Sophomore year. 132 Boys' Tennis 1 3 fha Top row L to R: Tom lesewski, Greg Fritzberg, Sterling Sankey, Bob Ledford, Brian Beaston. Bottom row: Dave Dreher, Tom Catey, Gary Casper, Doug Dreher. ja. -ff' '14, Boys' Tennis 133 if an N E ,W l X2 ff wma -wt W ,mar ,Q-Nw,.Q .VV Experience provides good defense The Girls' Softball Team started the season with victory af- ter victory and maintained a tie for 1st place through mid- season. Displaying very sound defense, each girl performed with great maturity and skill. The team had an advantage by starting the season with a total of nine returning players. Led by Seniors Kristina Har- dy, Lori Blevins, Debbie Larson, Vicki Hartling, and Marilyn Swain, the girls projected great speed in base running. Returning juniors Patty Clemans, ludy Macleod, and Cindy Deiner contributed to the hitting game. With five luniors returning plus Sophomores Dianne Buret- ta and Shannon Dodge, the team should achieve many future victories. 1. Cindy Deiner meets the ball with a mighty swing. 2. Patty Clemans breezes past home plate. 3. Shannon Dodge scowls with concentration. 4. ludy Macleod shows how the 7th inning stretch got its name. VRKZ 'Ga' ' XX-NQX.. K fi?. ,yg 5. my .it x YV! . 1 Smafgitbfti . 1 ifvfizylc. Li , g, Q 6 x 'Ll in f t ,QQ , 5055 l 'v i'- A' M' l t, Vifffl sa as - ee X 4? 'Q . , V 1 , 1 -f 5 SQ ff fs . , -.K 4 Y' 5 M L, ,Mi if ww y - - . . ,., e y ., , +445 2 . aw, fj: g A ' 5' r .f ,. iff .A , . ,7,,..,-, 2 fr. a X540 A-.rw ' f .,- , M we ,,.-K Q-W., cf' , -, -- 1- A- 'S , , ' ' JV.. ,1 ,-1, ' '5' 41 '14-vs - ' tw :Ms -57' 40 we , , . ,Q ff, ,, , - , .-1 fr' M A '-' , Vf r WB h5 w'-tw? ff -'f-M .',r--W 1 , 'f' gp V ,, ,, .. .. V my 3 M- ' ' W elf' dudq Top row left to right: Manager Michelle Beckley, Kristina Hardy, Lori Blevins, ludy MacLeod, Dianne Buretta, Shannon Dodge, Debbie Larson, Coach Gail Shafer. Front row left to right: Marilyn Swain, Patty Clemans, Sheri Buck, lisa Carro, Vicki Hartling, Cindy Deiner. Softball 135 ,rf Wm. f' ' W 1 W . .vw V . , I SM I , . . The Boys' Track team was the top team in WESCO this year having an undefeated season. The experience of the numerous returnees, plus a strong group of Sophomores, led the team through each meet with a powerful finish. The Senior dominated team overtook many schools in- cluding Oak Harbor, and Shoreline by as much as forty points. The team has been one of the strongest Meadowdale has had in several years, according to Coach Nelson. Captain Steve Boe led the team in sprints along with hurd- lers Dave Malnes, lim Mahan, and Sophomores Terry Euling. junior Mike Holeman and Senior Lennie Usher dominated the field events. The boys' team worked well together at turnout as well as at the meets. They have provided the Chiefs with another ex- cellent season. 136 Boys' Track Experience is their key to success Top row left to right: Coach Youngren, Scott Parfitt, lim Smith, loe Sparr, Mike Holeman, Lennie Usher, Brian Vantine, Gary Isham, Doug Wilson, Greg Isham, David Gillespie, Todd Webster, Richard D' Arcis, Coach Nelson. Second row: Steve Landro, Scott Baker, Greg Fey, lomar Eldoy, john McGrath, Rick Thorvilson, lim Wilson, Tim Blevins, Vince Iannicello, Howard Treat, Doug Graves. Bottom row: Ted Crane, Tim Webster, Brian Reidy, Steve Boe, Kevin Mavis, Steve McKerney, Rory Wilson, Terry Euling, Dave Malnes, Byron King, lim Mahan. 1. Howard stretches to get the most out of his leap. 2. jim breaks the tape earning another five points for the Chiefs. 3. Gary lsham is able to leap tall poles in a single bound. 4. Byron King bursts from the blocks in the 4x100 relay. 4 Boys' Track 137 Individual effort supports girls Individual excellence and concentrated effort made up for a lack of depth in the 1981 girls' track team. The squad, composed mainly of juniors, was led by Cristie Albano and Linda DeBoer in field events, Gayle Bray in the high jump, and in running events Tami Musgrave, Karen Turner, and Holly Anderson. Because of the lack of depth, the team lost often in spite of achieving a high number of individual first and second place finishes. Coach lulie Rowe, called this year's girls one of the hardest working teams we've had in years. With solid care of returning Seniors anticipated for next year, the girls' track team is looking forward to another fun and successful season in 1982. ,J fr 'V Q ft,,,.,1. M 1, . ,Q .1 WM s ,,,o M zmsffq, .,,, . M N - QB' . D -:'f:.,4.g,eyf L, afffffr, ' V ...ff 'fly 'H' , Yu- ' , 41. Q 138 Girls' Track WW w l Top row left to right: Ann Ninneman, Michele Marlin, Terry Cohn, Kari Bachert. Middle row: Karen Turner, Liz Yoshimura, Michelle Farmen, Kathy King, Dara Saxby, Norene Meyer, Louise Seymore, Carol Burton, lanelle Taylor, Cathy Knight. Bottom row: Kin Pendleton, Karen Rivard, Gayle Bray, Christie Albano, linda DeBoer, lennifer Gerrard, Chris Raines, Meg Woodhull, Holly Anderson. fNot pictured: Tami Musgrave, Shelli 0mura.J A 3 if , 1. Linda DeBoer displays discus style and grace. 2. Getting off the blocks is Michelle Farmen's specialty. 3. jennifer Gerrard sails over the hurdles. 4. Shelli Omura put the shot with a casual oomph. Girls' Track 139 Team experience shines through As a fourth year veteran, Coach Martin has produced another excellent Boys' baseball team. Their success was based on the consistency in their hitting game as well as in their fielding. Many outstanding players led the team, including many state returnees which were Seniors. Steve Brown, Tim Cant- well, Bob Dzwala, john Lenac, and Robbie Carrithers and luniors Pat Frable and Mark Metcalf. Robert Hart is the lone Sophomore. The unusual dedication of the individual players kept them all together in team unity. Even though they had to wallow in the shadow of the 1980 State Champions, the baseball team has showed Meadowdale they are winners with the competitive spirit well known of the Chiefs. 140 Boys' Baseball ff 'WEE if - Wi.. -- ,4.... Top row, left to right: Alan Hubbard, Robbie Carrithers, Mike Borders, Alan Briggs, Pat Frable, Mark Metcalf, Tim Cantwell, john Lenac, Coach Ron Martin. Front row: Mark Holeman, Steve Brown, Chris Goryns, Bob Dzwala, Rob Hart, and Mike lohnson. Robbie demonstrates the Carrithers curve ball. 4 1. Bob Dizzy Dzwala captures a high fly one handed. 2. Meathooks Metcalf catches another Carrithers' fastball. 3. Pat Frable practices the seventh-inning stretch. 4. Steve Brown waits to pounce on a fat pitch. 5. 5 Boys' Baseball 141 Chiefs continue winning tradition ,, I A 4 at new 1 SM!!- v- .Q M f , wi-f-WL ,, 7 vi ' Jovi, I 1. Mike Borders screams one across the plate. 2. Chris Goryns charges a ground ball. 3. Coach Martin signals in a language only he knows. 4. Skip Hinkle applaudes returning players from the 1980 State Championship Team. 142 Boys' Baseball it ,,, K., 3 5 Vai, - Y. rv .f ' ssfe ff , -frf ',,',' A H ,ff, q ,, J if fbi V293 Z A ' r.r', W V-gl Q fm'-5 , -' 15,41 ', 'a ?ff'9 ' ,f'- , 4s I 3 at I Q Mesika honors 1980 State Champs if 1'a, ffy I K' f Q BASEBALL: Top row left to right: Coach lacobson, Barry Peterson, Steve Brown, Bart Mackie, Don long, Tim Cantwell, Mike Teras, Pat Frable, lohn Churlin, Coach Ron Martin. Bottom row: Mark Metcalf, Skip Hinkle, Bob Dzwala, lon Hollcraft, Dave Askew, lohn Lenac, Kevin McDonald, Robbie Carrithers. The day after graduation most Seniors were enjoying their first day of relaxation without the thought of an unfinished research paper or a history map that should have been done days ago. The Meadowdale baseball team was waking up early to prepare for a great event, an event that they would never forget. While others were recuperating from the all-night Senior party, the boys' baseball team was in the process of winning the State Championship in the Kingdome on june 8, 1980. The Chiefs started toward the title by capturing the District 315 crown for the third straight year. Then it was on to the WESCO title. The team has not all graduated. Seven players have re- turned this year and are continuing their winning ways. The happenings of the 1980 graduates is like a big success story. Don Long, Bart Mackie, and john Churlin all have been drafted by major league teams. The 1980 Meadowdale baseball team worked together and played together on and off the field. The results were out- standing. . ' Boys' Baseball 143 The Graduating Class of 1981 Well, here we are, at the world's door. These three years have just flown by! Seems like just yesterday when we were sweating over our new name-Goobers. Nancy Myers, our Sophomore President, helped us to pull together and get organized. That first year we sold candy canes, we were the first Sophomore class to sell t-shirts. In our junior year, aside from being plagued by all the traditional tests, we found the time and energy to sell homecoming t-shirts, but- tons, and banners for the state baseball game. fWow! What a game! We won, of course.J Sue Crawford did a good job as president, in that sometimes trying year in which we were all searching for our own identities. And now, we are T, ,,,, ,,,. M W . 19 finishing our Senior year, that time of times that will never be forgotten. lim Mahan, our Senior Class President, not only put together some original fundraisers-from flower sales to car washes to garage sales- he inspired us to keep going even when the going got rough. We're sweating again, but now it's from the apprehension of facing unknown in horizons. None of us are sure where we go from here, but we all have dreams to follow. And as we leave each other and head our separate ways, may our hearts always be one, knowing we're the best, the Class of '81 . Nourished well, our roots are strong our branches reach outward, supple and long Searching, grasping, and ever growing, with strength and life that's warm and flowing Aware of the knowledge and constantly yearning to gain the secrets that come with learning And to feel the pain and toil of striving which turns to joy upon arriving. a - ,I ,J J' I N I f V 7-v'P. -L . 1. f - - ., n f . ,f 4, V A ' , .Aff-Kfff 1 gg Z ,uf if 7? A If ,X ,. 4, 1 1 . 4 A 1 ' l ,Q .' , Z 51:1 'Mi , . Best of luck to the Class of 1981. Senior Class Officers, left to right: President lim Mahan, V' v, fl 'V K I Nfl, , A 1 I , I Q 7 f Secretary Cathy Askew, Treasurer Stephanie johnson, if ' Vice-President Dick Burton. I If, 144 Class of '81 l X f fzfxf,-V 'N I f 1 -L! fv' TERESA ACKERSON DECA 11-Treasurer 11, FBLA 12, Senior Board 12, Senior Ball Com- mittee 12, Forign Club 12. To a very special person, my dad, who can't be with me to share my happiness through life, Special friends-Val and Kym. RENEE ACKRON Senior Board 12, Pep club 12. DEREK ADAMS MESIKA 10, 11, 12, Chief- tain 10, 11, Thanks to MESIKA and Chieftain. Special thanks to Tom Fortin and lack Esh- rich, hang in there S.N. To S.D. and G.S. .., Yeah, uh huh! MIKE ADAMS Soccer 11, 12, G.W. 10, 11, 12, Plain lane 11, 12, Senor 10, 11, S.S. in P.L. 12 PATRICIA AHUMADA LISA ALLESTAD Impressions 11, 12, Choir fSecretary 121 10, 12, ASB Representative 12 FBLA President 11, 12, Pep Club 12. 'LIZ ALSAKER DECA 11, 12, Sec. DECA 12, MHS B.T. 10, 11, 12. Hettin choiced with D.W., C.C., l.V., K.F., S.S., K.S., flippin smag at Red's. Phone calls with Deed and Cady, 714 club!? Dirty Deedin, I like to rock! KIMBERLY ANDERSON DECA 11. Goober 10, 11, 12, Cruisin Colby with M.H. and K.R., Memories of Day and Nite with P.M., G.G. the summer of '79 concerts, Hawaii with C.D., Cruisin in Big Green Boat, I love you Bill, I always will. KRISTI ANDERSON Drama 11. Good luck class of '81, How K !!, Take care: S.R., l.W., and most of all S.C.!!, Watch out those Heart concerts. PHIL ANDERSON Swim Team 10, 11, 12, Swim Team Captain 12, Stahe Band 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10. G.H.E., M.R.S., Wally knows, Meadowdale Swim Team, smoke on Mariner, Band tour '79, Dale sang, Cruising in the vomit green comet, Sharin Erin, Sex- tionals, Crappy . SHERRY ANDERSON 'CATHY ASKEW Senior Class Secretary 12, Younlg Life 12. Thanks l.B.-Chelan, TAB, Farre sl We made it lim, Dick, and Steph, All my love Mrs. Stady, Good-b e Stranger, gfs been nice, hope you fine? your para- use. MICHELE AUDETTE Sunshin officer of the F.F.A. 12. Praise the Lord Iesus always and your Life will be full of blessings. TAMARA IEAN BACUS Senior Board. Hey, hey, we're the Pigs!!, Getting Ork-faced in B.K. parking lot . . . Chop! Chop!, Goodbye Goobs . ,. Remember the gang, K.F., K.W., M.S., L.L., S.G.!! DOUG BAMBRICK Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Boy's Swimming 10, 11, 12, Impressions 12. Bummer Comet, '70 Stang, Bustedl, Silver- ton, Band tour, Reformed, Doug-n-lill and All that lazz. TIOAN BARATTO Soccer 10, 12, Mushy 10, 11, 12, Out of Boundaries 10, 11, 12, Snooky Bear 12. The original, irresistible snooky bear. Chelan 80' w.c.a. Tab, seeds and Star- burst. Homecoming 79' - Farrells logging. MISSI BARRETT SHELLEY BARTOL Chieftain 11,12, lunior class Secretary 11, Senior Board 12, FBLA 10. The man who has learned to reflect has laid by something nice for a wet day. losh Billings MICHELLE BECKLEY 'BRIAN BEESTON Beatle-Maniac 10,11,12, Tennis 10,11,12, Science Club 12, Y.C.O.A. 10,11,12, What you are is God's gift to you, what you make of yourself is your gift to God. Once there was a way -Paul McCart- ney. 'lILL BENSON Impressions 11,12, Choir 10,12 N.H.S. Vice President 12, Girls Swim- ming 12, Senior Board 12. Thanks to some great friends, L.A.,'S.H., M.R., D.s., Thanif you Mrs. Stady, you're the best! But most of all thanks Meadowale for all the happy memories! KEN BERGQUIST NEIL BERGSMAN IIM BERTAND Model United Nations, Presi- dent 11, 12, Chess Club 11,12, Chess Club, President 12, D. and D. BRETT BISSETT KRIS BLAIR IANET BLANCHARD Young Life 10,11,12, Senior Board 12, Chieftain 12. Eating T.V. 8r watching food with K.K. Formal t I S.C . , o 0 ., Guy Spying! 4 times a charm. STEVE BLAND Loki BLEVINS Tennis 10,11,12, Softball 10,11,12, B.c.o.A. 10,11,12, The su, T.P.ing, Scoopers, Bee Where's Mish? Colby in Cobra with M.M., C.D. an C.P., Beefs Tennis Capers, Snookie Bears, Tolo '80, My Studs LISA L. BLUNT Weasie Cruisin, Partying, Football Games, Fav Teach: Dutch Propst, Best Buddy- Sylvia 151 Party Maui, Live- on '81 Good Friends D.R., l.N., R.D., K.R., V.B. LOREN BOE STEPHAN E. nor Track 10,11,12, Cross Country 12, Young Life 10,11,12, BU 79, Crew '80, Aloha Buds, Boner and M.R. Fal- cons , Rocks , jesus is the Rock that rolled my blues away L. Norman, Phil. 4:13 MARILYN BOEHM DECA 11, FBLA 11,12, Big Red Shelbys, Partysand checkered flag, I love you Don! Remember Chelan, The Secter to living a long life is to keep breath- ing, Survive '81 BRIAN BONE KIMBERLY BOTTMEAN Volleyball 10,11,12, junior Achievement 10,11 FBLA 11, Potlach Club 10, T.L.-Shmilies, shmallies, maragar- ets, l,G,G.D.'s T.R.-Blond b's Balloon bop- ping with l.W. and P.A., Rocken with THE QUEEN -Heart and Mark. I love you G.M. 146 11 46 LORI BOWMAN Homecoming 11,12. The Wife 11,12. B.C.'s Monkey, Peanut butler and grapes. Fun with H.W., L.H., S.S. ROB BROWER KATHY BROWN Purple Fanatic 10,11,12. The C.K. Gang 11,12. No more LP. Memories of: L.P., M.D., Redding 81 a Honda! Chelan '79, Sammy Hagar, Tom Pet- ty 81 Rush, Bowdain Way Spring Vacation, Generic Beer, get clear 84 blonde. It was great! Good-by! STEVE BROWN TODD BROWN DEBBIE BUNGER Parting with the 2 gang. Remembering the good times with L.P. Wishing the Class of '82 the best of luck in the future and thanks for 3 fun years. 'KATHY BURETTA Choir 11,12 Impressions 12 Cheerleading 11 Remember me, O my God, and direct me by the straight road to thy kingdom . Thank you, Patrick, for everything. I love you very much. 'DICK BURTON Thank-you. YVONNE BUSS Having a best friend like 45 . Great memories of school added by 'la and company! DEBBIE BYRNES TIM CANTWELL Football 10, 11,12 Baseball 10,11,12. Kingdome 11, B.T.C. 10,11,12 CAROLE CARPENTER Pep Club 12. 4-H 10,11,12. Young Life 10,11. Homecoming 11. Thanks Mrs. Mac for giving me confi- dence and courage. Thanks Mrs. Stady. We are the sum of all the moments of our lives Proverbs 3:5-6. ROB CARRITHERS Varsity Baseball 10,11,12. State Baseball Champs 11. Make the most of what you have , Never forget M.B. IEFF CASE Football 10,11,12. Deca 12. TOM CATEY Tennis 10, 11,12. Young Life 10,11,12. Malibu '80. VICTOR CELLERS Student Film Production 10,11,12. Mass Media 11. Sound and Light- ing Technical Crew 10,11,12. Drama 11. Lunch at the beach 10, 11, 12 .,. I owe alot to my friends, I'd like to say thanks to Brian, Michele, Renee, and especially Camie. This year has been my best. UN SANC CHO IEFF CLARK Track 10. Soccer 11,12. Mesika 12. Lagoon Point, Cult '79, The Who, Heart with B.M., L.N., K.A.C. Florida '80, Hydro Racing, Skiing. DIANE COBBS Deca Club 12. Monkey, Smi- Iey, Farmer Cobbyp Bumming with B.K. peo- plep death rides with M.H. and the gang, dances'n rock-n-roll. Thanks Goobers! Fun in the sun. live the life you dream, dream the life you Iive. 'CLIVE COOPER Wrestling 10,11,12. Letter Club 11,12. The happiest life is that which constantly exercises and educates what is best in us -Hamerton. RAY CORWIN Track 10,11,12. Cross Coun- try 10,11,12. letter Club 11,12. Bowling 11,12. Hall patrol with Ace, Animal, Preach- er, Killer. Nerf State Champs 80-81. Pickle Phantom. STEPHAN CORY Basketball 10. Young Life 11,12. Malibou 'ao. CINDY COUNTZ Basketball 10. DECA Sec. 11 Reporter 12,11,12. Good times with L.A., D.w., K.F., L.K., l.v., 1.K. Thanks Mrs. Stady! Elippin Smag at Reds. Phone calls with C.P. Lizard. Duke. nn... iw. IOHN CRAIG TODD CRAMER 'TED CRANE Cross Country 10,11,12. Track 11,12. Mesika 11,12. Stage Band 10,12. Yound Life12. Nerf State Champs '80-'81. Gettin pickled on Halloween. It's Ernie's Gary, I don't have the receipt. Thanks l.W., G.I., R.T., and even MJ. 'SUSAN MARIE CRAWFORD Vice-President 10. President 11. ASB President 12. Choir 10, 11. Track 10,11. Volleyball 10,11,12. Thanks S.B.,S.N.,C.P.,L.B.,N.M.,C.D.,M.B., Mrs. S., Mrs. Mac. most of all, Rick. Homecom- ing Lady in Waiting '79 In every moment there's a reason to carry on. DAWN CRITZ DIANE CZARNETZKE FBLA 10,12. Fun times with T.G.fK.S.7 Sea Fair '80 with V.M., Rais- ing hell in Duchy's class, lt won't be long and we'll be gone. Blll. CHO BRAD DARDEN DAVE DARROW Band 10. Soccer 11, 12. Cross Country 11. Skiing, Snowbird, Sun Valley, Hall Ass Rush, The Who, Too High, Glad td get out of here. DON DETTMER Soccer 10. IAY DIEFFENBACH S.W.A.T. 10, 11, 12. Bas- ketball 10,11,12. Falcons 12. Young Life 11 12. Senior Board. D.C. at Marysville wfManu81 co., Malibu 'so, s.w.A.r. Mis- sion fails: N.R.s '80-Success to my friends 81 Mrs. Stady, But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior lesus Christ. 'COLLEEN DOANE Soccer 10, Track 10. Young Life 11 12. Malibu '80: Redllp Picker, Bumb ep Mellowdramasllg 3 weeks with B. 5 Massive bombing with M.M., C.P.: Thanks to all my friends I'll never forget you. Home- coming Princess '80 148 SCOTT DOVE Stage Band 10,11,12. Band 10,12. Mesika 10,11. Band President 12. Stage Technician 10, 11,12. Solo flight '79. Mainline. Camp Reece Counselor. Ocean Shores and G. 81 T. office parties. Hawaii '79, '80, '81, with D.A., E.R., S.H., G.l., D.B. 'DAVE DREHER Tennis 10,11,12. Young Life 10,11,12. Falcons 12. Senior Board Member. Poker Skiing Stevens, Malibu. , Studly. Awesome, and Real Nize. Good time with , . , everybody, . . . happy is he who trusts in the Lord. Prov. 16:20. Thanks Ma. 'ROXANNE DUKE D.E.C.A. 11,12. Young Life 12. Meanderin' around. Me and R.l. driving our lives away. Zombie and The Pro- tector. Flashed by B.L. May you have many golden showers in your lifetime. RHONDA DUNCAN E.B.L.A. 10,11,12. Young Life 10,11,12. Goober 10,11,12. lokes and laughing. Friends like l.N.,N.T.,D.H.,T.E., L.s.,s.L. ffsuy me something. Cruisin! Having good times with great memories. Thank God for small favors. RANDY DUNLAP IIM DYGERT BOB DZAWALA Baseball 11,12. DOUGLAS IAMES EDWARDS Soccer 11,12. Coed P.E. 12. l like to Rock-n-Roll 7,8,9,10,11,12. School is out forever. IOMAR ELDOY Young life 11,12. A Foreign- er 11,12. Play Production 12. Coober 11,12. Thanks to all my friends. Remember, That's not good. Smile to the world, and it'll smile back to you. Lenge live piker vin og sang! RICK ELWOOD Lude Man 10,11,12. Suf- fered Knot Head Blues. 10,11,12. l.F. is T.H.D! KIM EVANS Skippy Homecoming 10,11,12. One cannot help but be awe when he contemplates the mysteries of eternity, of life, of the marvelous structure of reality- Einstein- 'MARK EVANS Basketball 10,11,12. Chief- tain 12. Young Life 12. Kenny and Dave fan- Oh My! 10,11,12. Steak Expert 11,12. I can do all things through Him who strength- ens me. Phillipians 4:13. Don't just talk the talk, walk the walk. TAMMY EVANS ROBERT EVERETT Chairman of Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. We are such things that dreams are made of. W. Shake- speare llM EAIRCHILD 'ln.4 MICHELE FARMEN Track 10,12. Deca 11. FBLA 11. Dirving 10,11,12. FHA 12. Great times with Dave, Irv. and his Camaro. Skiing with C.M., T.N., C.C., and K.M. Good luck to the Class of 1981 Goobers! MIKE FARRELL STEVE FINCHER 'BRAD FOLSOM Wrestling 10,11,12. Young Life 11,12. Letter Club 11,12. Day Tripper, Cruisin' and Bridge jumping, Abbey Road, Football games and dances, Melodramasp There will be an answer .. . Let it be . . . The Beatles, Mark 13:31 RUNAR FOSSUM Lenge Ieve piker, vin og sang! KANDIS FOSTER 80 partying with the buddies 81 T.S.5 K.F. Lives on-Remember him, Watching K.B. race at Monroe, 80 Chelan with S.S. 'BRAD FRESIA Track 10,11. MUN 11. Senior Board. 'GREG FRITZBERG Falcons 12. Young Life 10,11,12. Tennis 10,11,12. Cross Country 10. Good Buddies, everybody's initials, Commi- teent 80 , Beautiful Ma , Grace and peace by multiplied unto you through the knowledge of God, and of lesus our Lord. 'CURT FROLAND Falcons 12. Basketball 10,11,12. Young Life 10,11,12. Malibu 11. Behold, I am coming quickly, and my re- ward is with me, to render to every accord- ing to what he has done. Revelation 22:12 WENDY GARRETT Thanks W.C.p fun in Sum- mer '80!! Don't forget NESS C.M.! I wuv ya berry much Dave! Always be full of joy in the lord!! Phil 4:4 'SHERRI GILBERT Swim Team 11,12. Deca 11. FHA 12. NHA 12. Fun with Ferg, Lorf, Kerr, Bon Fires, Pot holes, Canada, Cristo and rides in the lay . . . Shoot high 81-there's so much to go for. TONI GILES GREG GLOVER MARIA LOURDES GOLAMCO Senior Board 12. Senior Ball Committee 12. International Club 12 Young Life 12. ANN L. GOREN Special Olympics 10,11,12. I've been in the special Olympics since I was in junior High. I loved it ever since then. I've been on several teams like basketball, floor hockey, volleyball, and swimming. IOHN D. GRAY Beg. Drama 10. Play Produc- tion 11, 12. Musical Comedy 12. MUN 11,12. I am not a Communist, politically I might be described as a radical socialist. MIKE GRIEFITHS 'SHAWN MARIE HAGGERTY Volleyball 11,12. Choir 11, 12. Play Production 12. Musical Comedy 12. Seminary 9, 10,11,12. Starsky and Hutch, . ,. skydiving '79, scoo- kin' 84 scarkin', m.balls3 -mufflers, EFY's, Y.C.'s T.Trip. Alot burgs, LL's, DWB's- W.O.T! Miss the boat, swing from rafters. Wild times wfl.S., M.C., 81 mass M friends. Thanx. It's been real. CHRIS HAGGETT DENNIS HAMMOND 150 PAUL HARDING KRISTINA HARDY Softball 10,11,12. Basket- ball 10,11,12. Soccer 11. Cross Country 12. Hawaii 80 , Regional Champs, Danny's Song for C., Coober Bacardi Party, Peakin' and a Tweakin' with K.B. and the C-K Gang, Stairway to Heaven Turbo-Ce- lica, 42 rules, Midnight Express . IIM HARRISON 'VICKI HARTLING Volleyball 10,11,12. Bas- ketbaH 10,11,12. SoftbaH 10,11,12. TAMMY HARWOOD Softball 10. 'SHELLY HAVERKAMP Stage Band 10,11. Impressions 11,12. Girl's State Representa- tive 11. Your friends will know you better in the first minute you meet than your ac- quiantances will know you in a thousand years. Thanks for knowing me, S.W., K.B. R. HAWES Wrestling 10,11,12. Football 10,11. To those who fully admit the immor- tality of the human soul, the destruction of our world will not appear so dreadful. Charles Robert Darwin HOLLY HEDRICK BRITTA HENDERSON 'IO BETH HENDERSON Track 10,11,12. Let- ter club 11,12. Homecoming 11,12. Thank you Miss Ellis, Mrs. Sears for being there when I needed help or guidance. We can lift ourselves out of ignorance, we can find our- selves as creatures of excellence and intelli- gence and skill. We can be free! We can fly!- Richard Bach LISA HENDRICKSON FBLA 11. I.A. 10. Sen- ior Board 12. Young Life 12. Orcas Island, Puyllup fair skiing, Pizza, losing contact lenses, kickapoo club. DOUG HEUERMAN 'TERRY HEYS Football 10,11,12. Wrestling 10,11,12. Letter Club treasurer 12. Falcons 12. Mesika Staff 12. Dances after Football games, Alfy's, Mushy Brain, S.W.A.T. Mov- ies. Day Dreams, water-skiing, Good friends, Young life, Studly A.L. The Lord is my light. 'NORMAN HILL Swim team 10,11,12. Hard working slave 10,11,12. Thanks Mr. Hilton, Mr. Olson, Mr. Robinson, Mr. lohnson, 1 out of 3 isn't bad! crashing computers are fun. The Cars. You don't know me, but . . . SKIP HINKEL Baseball 10,11,12. Kingdome AAA State Champs 11. DECA 11,12. Ski Utah 10,11,12. Hawaii 81! We're History ALAN HUBBARD BTC. with S.H.,C.P., 0.D.,l.V.,L.A., DECA 11,12. Scope Sophs 1o,11,12. BRAD HUDSON DIANNA L. HUDSON Tennis 10. Softball 11,12. Young Life 10,11,12. Senior Board. Scanning with N.M.,D.N., Colby 81! The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary. lohn 3:16 TOM HUDSON 'KATY HUFFMAN Activities Coordinator 12. Inter-High Officer 11. ASB Representative 10. Concert Band 10. Cascade Youth Sym- phony Orchestra 10,11,12. Downriver with L.C. and the Bees, Band Tour 79'5 big 'D'. with M.A.p me and my bum, thanks C.E.,K.K., and Gormer 84 Twiggy, The world is yours-go get it! if .C - IVV VINCE IANNICIELLO football 10, 11, 12. DECA 10, DECA President 11, 12. Chieftaen 10, 11. ASB Representative 12. Good times, D.K., I.C., Woodleaf workcrew, Bridge lumping, B.F., R.S., THE HILL, Duce Coupe, L.N., R.S., K.G., concerts SHEILA INGALLS Seminary 9, 10, 11, 12. Choir 11, 12. Impressions 12. Senior Repre- sentative 12. Potlatch Club 10. E.F.Y. with Miss Piggy, Thanks to all my m friends and Mrs. Stady. A friend is a present you give yourself. 'GARY ISHAM Seminary 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Cross Country 10, 11, 12. Letter Club 11, 12. Chieftan 12. Meatballs Spaz 3 You can never change the direction of the wind, but you can always adiust your sails. LESLIE IVEY Beta Club fMiss.j 10. Choir 10. Senior Board Member 12. Senior Ball Com- mittee 12. TERRI IAMES GRANT IENKS Football 10, 11, 12. Wrestling 10, 11. Basketball 11, 12. Track 10, 12. Choir 11, 12. Cross Country 12. Sr. Board Comm. DECA 11. I have been a uiet person. Be- ing active in helping the scliool and passing the years. Hope to start own business and be happy! LEE IENSON MICHAEL IOHNSON Cross Country 10, 11, 12. Chieftain 12. Baseball 11, 12. Younilife 11, 12. Track 10. lf a man does not eep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however mea- sured or far away. RENEE IOHNSON Band 10, 11. DECA 11. Mesika Staff 12. Young Life 12. Meanderin' around. The Protector Getting lost with R.D. Weebles N-N-Yarg. Lots of memo- ries and fun. Thanks to my special friends. STEPHANIE IOHNSON Young Life 11, 12. Sr. class treasurer 12. Cheer Squad 12. Malibu 'so. Pualip 'ao-IM., Rs., LH., oingy I-DM., SB. Thanks Sherry, love ya. We made it-IM., DB., CA.! DAVID C. IOSS Imps. 12. Choir 12. Tennis 10, 12. Young Life 11, 12. Water skiing be- hind a ski Nautique: Crossett plays with M.A., H.T., B.M., K.w. BOB KALINA Soccer 10, 11, 12. Drama 10, Play Produc. 11. ASB Books 12. Letter Club 12. The great skiing memories with l.D., R.D., c.H., N.H., M.r., AND 1.c., Hawaii, Montana, Bachelor, etc., with my best friend T.H. LANI KARLS D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Coober 10, 11, 12, Good times at concerts and rodeosp If you want something bad enough, go for it, Good luck class of 1981. ROB KARLS 'DAN KAYLEN Soccer 10, 12. N.H.S. 10, 11, 12. The better part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. - LR. Lowell Every man's a king. A dreamer lives forever. My ' I 1? kwa PSN V' gg ., H 1 I 'ff I . mm! M M, Fm 'v .., ...M-v'f DAN KEENE Good times- jumping off bridges with V.l. and R.S., fun with l.M. over the summer, got new sports car, M.G. Quack quack Mrs. Duckworth. DAVE KENDRICKS Cross Country 10, Mi- chelle F. 7-12. Outward bound summer 80, cruising camaro on Colby, Good luck and much love to class of 81. LOBAT KIMIAN KYM KINDER Swimming 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. Good luck to class of 81! Thanks to R.M. , w.M., T.A., v.o., B.s., and 1.P. KATHY KING Band 10, 11, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Letter Club 10, 11, 12, DECA 11. Good times- Summer of 80! The Greeks the Freaks, and the Heats. He may well win the race that he runs by him- self. KARA KIRSCHEMANN REBECCA KLUTZ Senior board, Senior Ball co-chairman, Opening Day 12, Pep Club 12. He that refuseth instruction despiseth his own soul: but he that heareth reproof get- teth understanding. Proverbs 15:22 MIKE KNIGHT Nothing 10, 11, 12. SKIP KRAMER 'ANGELA KUCHINSKI Candy Striper 10, 11, 12, Frontiersman 11, Goober 10, 11, 12. We finally made it, class of 81! Nice knowing D.L. My goal in life is to become a success by doing something. MARCY KUTOK Tennis 10, 11, 12. Seven years with T.H., cruising Colby, partying with friends, Vitamin R, We are sexy we are fun we're the class of 81. Good Luck! loHM LAMBE DECA 11, 12, Mesika 11, 12 Goober 10, 11, 12. Pink Floyd- K.K., Van Halen, Led Zepplin, M.F., pro photography, good times with old friends. Good luck Grads of 81. MIKE LAMBROU Football 10, 11, 12. Scor- ing onthe beaves, B.T.C. with M.C., K.B., C.P. parting on those summer nights, crui- sin' and boozin' on Friday and Saturday nights in the mobile. DEBBIE LARSON Girls Basketball 10, 11, 12, Girls Soccer 10, 11, 12, Girls Softball 10, 11, 12. PAULA l.eBLANC Volleyball 10, 11, 12, l.A. 11, 12, DECA 12. Warm fuzzies forever, Mrs. Wiest. To staff and teachers, Your my kind of nuts, I couldn't have done it without you. Bratty love Dennis Mandy. 1 '-LQ Mmmj ...W 153 5 W2.J Isl 'x::7 KIM LeBRUN Sophomore class treasurer 10. Volleyball 10. lr. Rep 11. Cheerleader 11. Midge and Raisins. Haunted House with G.L., D.M., S.B., and B.S. T.P.ing. Guard- ian Angels with Chris. Carpool. You will find,'peace of mind if you look, way down in your eart and soul. Don't hesitate cause the world seems Eiold. Stay young at heart cause your never o . E,W,8t F. IOHN LENAC Baseball 10, 11, 12. State Base- ball Champs 11. Wrestling 10, 11, 12. l.W.W. 11, 12. K.H. 11, 12. B.B. in the Dome. B.T.C. with K.H. at lunch. Mr. Car- dinal with l.O. and FIONA. CHOICE . SCOTT LEVINE DECA 11, 12. GUY LOFSTROM SYLVIA LORENT Crusin, partying, football games. Buddy: Lisa B. Live-On 81 . Maui , Other good friends: l.N., M.K., D.H., R.D., D.R., LE. SHERI LOVIN Goobers 10, 11, 12. Pep Club 12. Memories at M.H.S. 10, 11, 12. Buddies forever: T.V. 81 N.V.-R.H.P.S. Funky-liva- ble, Sloobies Patti. B-day Parties . Min- gle!! l.W. 81 friends. MARGARET LUNDBERG Catch your Dreams before they Fade away. Goodbye Ruby Tues- day Ride a white mare on the Footsteps of doom. GRACE LUX Band 10. Young Life 11, 12. Cheerleader 11. Openin Da Skit Chairman 12. I will always rememger tire fun I had at M.H.S. QT.P.ing M.'l'.L.T. with S.B., K.L., D.M., S.M.j Thanks Mrs. Stady and Mrs. D. Homecoming Princess '80. TEAL MAGNUSSON IIM MAHAN Senior Class President 12. Track 10, 11, 12. A.S.B. Representative 11. Letter Club 12. Puyallup with R.S., L.H., S.l., with no contact in sight. TTN with the gang. Seafair. Trying experiences as Sr. Class Pres. T.P.ing H.T.'s house and getting caught. Man thanks to Mrs. S., R.S., H.T., S.l. Don't be an average bird. Be like the Epgle. For lesser birds fly in flocks, Eagles fly a one. DAVE MALNES Football 10, 11, 12. Basket- ball 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Letter Club 11, 12 and President 12. Manu 11, 12. Z.B. 11, 12. The times with Squiggy and Brownie. Dingy one and Dingy two. LISA MANSON IACKIE MARCELL Softball 10. Girls' Basket- ball 10, 11. Look to this day. Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vi- sion but today, well-lived, makes every yes- terday a dream of happiness and every to- morrow a vision of hope. 'MARY ANNE MARLIN Varsity Volleyball 10, 11, 12. Class Representative 10, 11. George 81 Herbert on The Wall . Frisbee with w.M., RJ., v.H., P.T., 8. the w.w.G. 12. Tenacity , DiddeIysquats ,' and Gritchin '. 10, 11, 12. Happy is the man that findeth wisdom and the man that getteth understanding. Prov. 3:13. jesus is Life! MICHELLE MARQUES KEVIN MARTH BRIAN MARTIN ROSS MASON DON MATTSON LOU MATTSON UIAMIE McCABE Volleyball 10, Basketball 10, lunior Achievement-A.C.M.-10, 11, 12 Love to D.K. for the square timesg N.W.H. I hope the person I'm becoming won't forget how it felt to be the person I AM. 'CINDY McCROSKEY Track 10, W.G. Re- member ness ? Olie, keep in touch, and M.F. fagathaj its been great skiing with you. I love you Troy! IOHN MCGRATH Track 10, 11, 12, Letter club 11, 12, Chieftain 12 CURT MCLARTY 'ANNETTE MENZIES Mesika 12. Seminary 9, 10, 11, 12. Band 10,11. Cross Country 11, 12. Senior Representative 12. E.F.Y. with Pow- der Puff. Waterskiing at Y.C.g Summer of '80. Thanks to all my special friends. Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up lo. MATTHEW R. METCALF Football 10, 11. Young Life 10, 11, 12. Senior Board 12. Ma- libu '79. Work crew '80. Baja road rallies with S.B. and D.G. All around good times with V.l., S.B., G.M. and D.G. BILL MILLER IIM MILLER IOLENE MILLER Concert Band 10, 11. Young Life 10, 11, 12. Cross Country 12. Chieftain 12. Class Representative 12. Loving is caring. Good times and new experiences, Ian lang and A.M. and locker fights, koolaid at K'sp and New Years Eve 1980. VANCE MILLER 'SCOTT MOLLOY Football 10, 11, 12. N.H.s. 10, 11, 12. MARK MONLUX Foreign Exchange 11. Local Art Expert 10, 12. This day was given to you, Do the most with it you can. There are no bad days, only good ones . . . Fresh Air For- ever. STEVE MOODY Stage Band 10, 11, 12. Con- cert Band 10, 11, 12. 'SHERRY MORSE Cheerleader 11, 12. Young Life 11, 12. Dingy 2, S.B. D.M., Warm Beach. Malibu '80. Matt's fence. W.A.V.E. Thanks S.l. and B.S. Matthew 5:16, Proverbs 3:43, Phil. 4:13- I can do all things through him who stren thens me. PATRICE MUSCHETT Only tgose who risk going too far can possibly know how far they can go. 'NANCY MYERS Volleyball 10, 11, 12. Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12. Impressions 11, 12. Track 11, 12. Dan N. 10, 11, 12. Cruisin Colby with D.H. Going scanning with D.L.N. My favor- ite person, Daniel. Spare me and I'm seein! Becoming friends again with S.M.C. Woodwayingm with V.H. 1978-79. Daniel Boone and t e A.A.L.C. 'IEANETTE NELSON Tennis 10, 11, 12. C00- ber 10, 11, 12. Football games and dances with D. slyv, and Stoge. Cruisin' Colbey. The Celica and Mustang. Skiin at Stevens! 'Tis a lesson you should heed, Try, Try again. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. - Clark KARY NELSON Football 10, 11, 12. Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Band 10, 11. Supertramp. Thanks Mrs. Sears. Dales Gang. P.H. D.D. IIM NETTLES B.l'. 10, 11, 12. Plain lane 11, 12. Good summer with l.D. lunior fun with Linda. PAT NICHOLAS Art 11, 12. Photography 11, 12. Partying 10, 11, 12. 'Stangs are great. Colby's bunk. Meadowdale Beach Rules! Pealzing and twealzing with K.B., C.B., M.D., M.T., S.L.C.E. Getting Dumb. Shot- gunin' with E.R. and S.D. High Anxiety Later! 155 if fir X A I? 'QI 'SUE NIELSEN Choir 10, 11, Impressions 11, 12, Mesika 10, 11, 12, Editor 12, ASB Secre- tary 12, Young Life 11, 12. W-A-V-E Seekers of Wmerica Co-President. Widdy-n-Woozy Muddy Buddies forever. Committment 80 , Shelley's glasses case, Hawaii with Wisker Frank! Waskowitz!!! memories Strech-love ya! Pee Wee. Ephesians 1:2 VALERIE MARIE OBINA DECA 11, FBLA 12, Senior Board 12, Foreign Club 12, Senior Ball Committee 12, Don't walk behind me I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow, but walk beside me and be my friend. IERRY OLMSTEAD 156 61' 4 P 'KARLA RENE OLSEN Tennis 11, 12. Formal Tolo 11. Chieftain 12. ASB Vice-President 12. Good Times with l.S. Hap i Anne, the kid ,and Ernie, We were Family , K.O.K.7 What will it take 'til you believe in me, the way that I Believe in you? -Bill loel SHYRL LEE ORNER To be nobodyy but your- self, means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight and fight and nev- er stop fighting. Thanks B.D. for B.A.R.F. 'CHRISTINA PARK Class Secretary 10. Class Vice-President 11. Mesika 11, 12. Volleyball 10, 11. All my buds , Colby in the Cobra, Malibu 80', yl, N.D. 40 and Colldo, fish at the mall wfb, Guardian angels wfb Kimmy. CODY PARKER DECA 11, 12. Scoping the beaves 10, 11, 125 Take a long line: Angle City : TZ 750 KIM PATSY Pep club 10. DECA 11, 12. Sr. DECA 12. The class of 81 will always be 41!! Thanks for everything Mrs. Stady! Great times at BK. TINA PEARSON HERO 12 Coober 10, 11, 12, I love you, Mark. May you always have your freedom to be yourself thanks to all the Gobers, especially B.S., K.K., T.G., M.F., Goodluck Gobbers ELSE PEDERSEN FBLA 11, 12 Treasurer. KARLA PENDLETON IERRY PHILLIPS Cross-Country 11. Meadow- dale Ski Club 11, 12. Skipper 10, 11, 12. I've had a good time, and it's been great. Lets have a good time. So ling everybody Nice knowing you. BRIAN PROTHERO DAN PUCKETT DECA 11, 12. Little GTO, Road Rallying the FIAT, D.D.D. Take a long line Angel City. Vitamin R. ALEXANDER QUINT AFS student for the school year 80-81 from Frankfurt, West Ger- many. Two mountains can't meet, but peo- ple who live on these mountains can. SUE RABE Drama 10, Play Production 11, 12, Shimilies 10, 11, 12. What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies with us. 'DUANE RANSTROM Band 10, 11, Choir 11, 12, Impressions 11, 12, Young Life 12, Bar- bershop Quartet 11, 12. 'MARY ANN RATLIEF Choir 10, 12, Impres- sions 11, 12, Formal Tolo Decorations 11, Pep Club 12. KATHY RECORD Bummin in the Big M. with Fash . Wanted! Oxygen tank. To all my great friends keep in touch. 45 NATALIE REID Basketball 10. Texans 11, 12. Peig 10, 11, 12. Melodramasp S.W.A.T. bust, Pigs, Taffy, and m 81 mp T.P. adventures with gang , with Emergency brakes and Boo- bie Traps with l.D.p races and B.V. 'BRAIN REIDY Basketball 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Cross Country 10, 11, 12, C-C captain 12. S.R.H. 11, 12. Young Life 10, 11, 12. The Bagman, Summer's at l.D. Thanks Bobbie. All things were made big himg and without him was not anything made that was made St. john 1:1 TRACIE REYNOLDS IIM RICE ERIC RIKSHEIM l.W.W. 11, 12. Hawaii 80. Camp Reece Conselor 11. G 81 T office rockers. Air Ocean shores I hate to advo- cate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me. Hunter S. Thompson PAULA RITVANEN Swim Team 12. Foreign Students club 12. An exchange student from Finland I had a great year with all of you. Tacos, coke, cheetos! sisu, sauna, sibelius! TOM RIVARD TOM ROWE DONNA RUDOLPH- Hendricksen BIRDGET SALONEN Cheerleader 11, 12. Young Life 11, 12. Play Production 12. Class Treasurer 11. Volleyball 10. Malibu 80'. w.A.v.E., lello! Air-Raidi LB.C.O.A., T.P. Adventures- Gang . As the Father has loved me, I have also loved you, abide in His Iove. john 15:9 Thanks Bobbie Homecom- ing Princess 80' 'STERLING SANKEY Tennis 10, 11, 12. Young Life10, 11,12. Stage Band 10, 11. ASB Books 12. Letter Club 11, 12. Furl , Thanks to Mrs. Stady, Mr. Cook for their help, and all my GREAT friends, for three great years. 157 IIM SATTERLEE KERRI SCALZO TOM SCHNEIDER Football 10, 11, 12. Bas- ketball 10. Family Fitness Centers. B.T.C., B.T.P.0., Have a good one and take it easy! B.F.A. GREG SCHWAN Basketball 10, 11, 12. 'IACQUELINE A. SCOLLAN Play Production 11, 12. Musical Comedy 12. Choir 12. W.A.D.A. and District drama festivals 11, 12. Technical knockouts-Thanks for all the wild times s.H., M.C., LT., and s.w. L.L. GREG SCOTT Mesika 10, 11, 12. Women 10, 11, 12. Great times with T.C., T.E., T.F., M.B., D.W., and l.G. Thanks Mr. Fortin for all your guidance. Take care all you Cooties. 'KARRI I. SEYMOUR D.E.C.A. 11. Pep Club 12. Homecoming 12. Close Up '80. Senior Board 12. Thanks R.A., C.O. P.M., Goo- bers: Good luck in your future. Strive for your goals. Thanks Mrs. Stady and Mrs. Sears. SANDRA ELAIEN SHULTZ Chorus 11. Pla Production 11, 12. My last two years of high school that I've been here have been fun. I hope the years after will be just as fun. KAREN SICKLER Drama 10. Play Production 11. D.E.C.A. 12. Wild and crazy times. May they never end. Getting radical with the girls! Chelan with L.A.! 7.14's! Nature hikes with D.W. Parties guys. Friends like L.H. 'CYNTHIA SMITH New opinions are al- ways suspected, and usuall opposed, with- out any other reason, but because they are not already common. lohn Locke. 'DESNIE SMITH Chieftain Staff 12. Concert Band 10. Stage Band 10, 11. Impression 11, 12. N.H.S. Secretary 11. N.H.S. President 12. To the class of '81: good luck in all that you do, and always strive for success. GREG SMITH Boys Soccer 10, 11, 12. Band 10. Stage Band 11. IEEE SORENSEN BEVERLY SPINNEY E.B.L.A. 11, 12. Band 10, 11. Thanks T.P., K.K., T.G., and P.A. fo! putting up with me and I hope our path cross in t e future. Keep on hopping Phil! Yes, K.S., Brutus wears V. Blinds. 'ROBERT STARK Soccer 10, 11, 12. Letter Club 11, 12. Young Life 11, 12. T.T.N., Sea- fair with l.M., S.l., V.I., Bridge lumping. Ohhh my. Car hunt with B.F., l.D., H.T., and the Gang-God Bless you all. l.M., F.F., thank you Meadowdale. KEITH STEVENS V.l.C.A. 12. Drama 10, 11, 12. Tech. Crew 10, 11, 12. I lan to make myself known to the world as Tae Leader and to help people as best as I can. SHELLY STRIECK M.C. for Opening Day As sembly 12. Living with K.F. Firebird. Partyin with 1.v., K.F., LA., K.s. wrong. K.w.R still. L.B. and me. Tire-Fire. Summer at th beach. lim K. KEVIN STROMSETH Football 10. D.E.C.A 11, 12. Cruising C. with P.L. and S.M. Hig school drags S.I.R. Mind games l.Lennon Beatles, long live rock. Teenage waist land Song remains the same. Led Zep. MARILYN L.' SWAIN Soccer 11, 12. Softball 11, 12. Pep Club 12. To accomplish great things we must not only act, but a so dreamg Not only plan, but also believe. TERESA TAYLOR I L.. 'lar s rf H L s 'tl' ,J 'IEANNE TEMPLIN Choir 11, 12. F.B.l..A. 12. Pep Club 10, 12. Senior Board. Learn from the past don't live in it. Look forward to the future don't worry about it. Live each day as if it were your last. ANGELA D. THOMAS F.R.: Thanks for ever- ything. I love you! NANNETTE THOMSON A single rose can be my garden. A single friend, my world. RICK THORVILSON Impressions 10, 11, 12. Track and Cross Countr 10, 11, 12. Barber- shop Quartet 11, 12. Choir 10, 11, 12. Me- sika 12. Nerf Football State Champs '80, '81. Houston'Rules! D.R., D.R., S.B., R.T. Quartet, forever!! Pickle Phantom. Hall Pa- trol with Ace, Animal, Preacher and Killer. Concerts and spelling with A.G. A.G.- C . HOWARD TREAT Basketball 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, s.w.A.T.1o, 11, 12, S.R.H. 11, 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12, Letter Club V.P. 12. D.C. in Marysville with Manu and Co. S.W.A.T. Mission fails, N.R.'s '80, Chairman, Hang Time Fan Club, Modesty, I dunnoy Young Life, Falcons, Ah Tyler, don't ya wanna have fun anymore, I'm am free, yes I'm free, now I'm on way. LENNIE USHER IAMIE VALLEY Soccer 10, Deca 11, 12, V.P. 11, Reporter 12, A.S.B. Rep. 10, 11, M.H.S.B.T. 10, 11, 12, 4-ever, B.T.C. WfC.C., D.W., L.A., K.F., S.S., B.D. Wild 81 Crazy times, F.E.A.R. Sat. Nights So h. Year wfM.B.S.. Much Work, Some Play, Smegma, Far Out You Groovy Dudes! MIKE VANGUNDY TERESA VINIE Goobers 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 12, Memories. The Streichers S.L., T.V., N.V., P.V., l.R. T.N.P.'s wfB.C.'s Throw- ing numbers from T.V. TO R.G. Foreigner 84 April Wine, FRANK-N-FURTER, Rocky Hor- ror wfPatti. 'KERRY VOLKAS Lots of fun with G.L., S.G., D.B. Remember Orcas. Wiidbey, Neah Bay, special everyday events. Special thanks to my Guyser. Go for it Goobs of 81 ! NANCY VOLKMANN Pep Club 12, Goobers 10, 11, 12, Cosmic Crusaders: General Theo- dore, Lieutenant Colonel Irving, Captain Fred, Lieutenant Lester. Rocky Horror. For- eigner, April Wine. Senior skit. Me and G.V.S. inflnitively. Swimming. T.V., S.L. CARRIE WAGNER KIRK WALDEN IULIE WALKER Soccer 10, 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Homecoming Queen 80'. Soccer Wesco Title, Thunderbuns, knee bruises, Bake at 46.6 degrees, a good friend l.W., workouts, waterskiing, Pat Frable always, Rowe's porkouts, summer memories, P.l., N.C. trip. RENEE WALKER Young Life 11, 12. Senior Board 12. Homecoming Float Committee 12. Homecoming Decorations 10, 11, 12. M.s. D.P., LM., n.B., E.c., M.w.R.n., Klare , KOK The Kid , Happi-Anne, The Dinkst groupies , May 22, 1981 W.A. Rainy , Ernie Rainbow, The Way We Were! KRISTIN WARD Have a good one, Class of '81, we finally made it! IAMIE WARE HELAINE WEBER 'STEVE WEDELL Play Production 12. Wildg Planet Claire, Special thanks to D.D.p A friend is someone who sees through all the iicts but still enjoys the showy Casanderon Ives. KEVIN WENTZ 159 aw N? lr .r R., x fr- :K M , 2 A C31 iw I A .1 Merri Anne Alkire Robert Anderson Doug Bearden Cheryl Brixner Heather Brudette Mike Carter Poul Christensen Margo Christophilis Scott Clysdale Ron Coleman Tom Conrad Debra Craig Ramona Dahlgren Dave Deangelo Mike Elkins Brett Engstrom jesse Fenton Greg Fey Robert Fisher Kevin Foster Daryl Goshorn Alisa Giesick Diane Greene Randy Hartwig Ed Hermes Tom Hogarty lohn Hutchison Duane Kaestner Kim Karvonen Lobat Kimiai Danette Kleiser Lori Lamb Randy Lindquist Paul Lindsay Lance Leoks Terri Lowe Chau Luong Pamela Mancano Alan McElroy Michele Metz Christine Moore Lyn Neal Carol O'Brien Cindy Olson Kevin Parker Tim Roberts lohn Romo Linda Scaggs Henry Schiavi Michele St. Onge Keith Stevens Greg Topham Vuong An Walker Sharon Wegner Doug Welsh lim White Teresa Wooten KATHY M. WHEELER-Tennis 10 IENNIEER WHITE RICHARD WHITKOP KAREN WIKE Special Olympics 11 'ADAM WILSON lunior Achievement 10, 11, 12 Impressions 12, lournalism 12, N.H.S. Treasurer 12, M.U.N. 11, 12. Goodbye stran er it's been nice, Hope you find your PHIBESQ. Tried to see your point of view, Hope your dreams will all come true. IEFF WILSON Swimming 11, 12. 'IIM WILSON Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Coun- try 10, 11, 12, Chieftain 12, Young Life 12. Pickle Phantom, Animalp Hall Patrol, The opera isn't over until the fat lady sings. DEEDEE WIRKALA Deca V.P. 11, 12, MHSBT 10 V2 of 11, 12, ASB 10. Call the plumber on Drip p Phone calls with Codence, Lizard, Dougie C, imp, studly, Loviep Freddybug! D.T. and the Dodge, 'KIRK WONG Stage Band 10, 11, 12, Tennis 10, 11. IEFF WRIGHT Play Production 12. Summer is NOT DEAD! Think of me and I'll be there! Keep in touch K.A. and H.W. WANDA WYDLER DENA ZUMBACH Choir 11, 12, FBLA Secre- tary 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 12, Senior Board GEORGE IAMES Goobers of '81 . . . a class of mixed nuts www 1. Dr. Hal Reasby deliberates over Senior 1980 Homecoming decorations. 2. lamie McCabe glares as the photographer disturbs her time-writes. 3. Michelle Marques does some last-minute cramming for a big test. 4. The Senior Class wins, yet again, another Spirit Keg competition. 5. Ted Crane, M.H.S.'s wandering minstrel. 6. Vince blanks out while struggling with a title for his Demian essay. 7. janet Blanchard scopes out the scenery on the stage. 8. lim Wilson calls another hot number. Seniors 163 w ,Q I 164 Seniors i an-...M ff... 1. The 2 turtle doves prepare for takeoff in the command performance of The 12 Days of Christmas. 2. leff Clark intently studies proofs in Mesika. 3. Ed Hermes perks up as he sees a photographer in the vicinity. 4. Senior Class President lim Mahan addresses Senior Board members at an early mor ing meeting. 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' iv. .xi 'ey xx M' ts 1 , - I D 4 A x Lx Y 'K' Q I. x sl sim I 1 , E U' vi X 1 'Qi' -0 4 Q x' Q f . f . .af f 5' , 1? 1. , f k K - -KL k U in i ,V i. Y K 3 :aw 1 iv ., 4 , M Qs Q -+P 'Q fgi ,Q sv 3 +1 , ?.f-lj, 1 1 . , K ,N 1 gy, is ' f' 4 + . 11-. A ' ? 'N N Q , V ' A 5 y 1 pd X wg, Vg -- ' jk 5- 1 N N 'V z, . 4 f A' J Q k if lain, fs A I 4 1 .- ' ' X N Q I 1 k Q f fx. 'Rf 5' ' X A 1'-1 ' X R V9 Q if K K .. . - 1, I 5 F ,, ,A A 8 ii, R if A i ,WE 5 167 Staff enjoys out ide acti ities A teacher is a teacher is a teacher, right? Perhaps, but Meadowdale's staff is made up of active, involved, and vital human beings. Many staff members enjoy outside activities such as fishing, camping, skiing, and travelling. Iere Cary and his family will go boating to Desolation Sound and the Canadian San luans this summer. They also will take a ferry to Skagway, Alaska and drive through the wilderness. Rod Waddell and his wife are planning a two-week trip into Canada on Honda motorcycles. Hal Youngren, Marilee Karnofski, Loa Hunter, and Shelley Rondeau played on the Edmonds District Bowling League. The Gourmet Club included many of our teachers and staff. They were Ellie Duckworth, Loa Hunter, lane Schmelzer, Marion Fyall, and Dolores Uhlman. An avid interest in biology has led Elizabeth Sears all over the world. In recent years she has travelled to Mongolia, Kenya, Tanzania, and the Calapegos Islands. The rare spiders she collected in Mongolia are now on display at the Burke Museum on the U. of W. campus. The annual Shakespearean Festival, in Ashland, Oregon, attracts Helen MacGilvra and Vicki Haynes. Mrs. Haynes was accompanied last summer by a group of interested students from her English classes. Ruth Torgeson directs a great deal of her attention and effort to an ecology group called the Main Task Force. It is involved in community efforts to protect and preserve the Lyons Creek area. Summer sailing and fishing on the waters of Puget Sound are the Mike Hilton family, the Bruce Cook family and Carole and Bill Doerschlag. Ron and Mary Bates are avid Northwest skiers when there's snow. Chuck LeWarne and his family are busy building a cabin on the ocean in southwest Washing- ton. Roberta and Bill Stady spend much of the summer at their cabin on Mason Lake. Water skiing and tennis take up many of the summer days for lack and Sue Eschrich. Nancy McCracken was paddling on the Yangtze River in China last summer. She is contemplat- ing a voyage on the Nile River in Egypt this coming summer. Meadowdale's staff is made lively and colorful by the active, fun-loving, caring people we call teachers. 168 Teachers ss Q Q f -X ' W ,,1..e.. f 1 . -Q X C pn- r S yre, . N 1. Mr. Hilton perfects his speed reading skills as Scott practices his speed listening skills. 2. Mr. Crossett studies his lines for his next performance. 3. Mr. Eschrich com- pares notes with one of his students. 4. Phil proves he needs stronger glasses as he tries to find Mr. Youngren. 5. Glenn Landro looks on innocently as Mr. Cardinal sits on a tack. 6. Mr. Wilson removes Ross's gum from the grade book. l' Teachers 169 3 ,f -- ,.- e, -5 ,Q ,ik 35 ,N-J w 3 170 Teachers 1. Mrs. MacGilvra calmly gets her sixth period class out on Friday. 2. Mrs. Sears looks enthused while she directs her students in a round of Slim Whitman's greatest hits. 3. Neil's pleading doesn't persuade Mrs. McCracken to change his grade on his Demian essay. Autographs 'X Q kk N I b 'X Q .V X 'VS XZ djxvxg gk K .X kv V N I XX N. , X X-5 3 . ' A XXX X R V 'fir ,Q Y 4 , sg ,A INK . - q 5-'N f Hug, Q X, 1- N' A ,, X4 ,J ff' -. V 1, x ' Q X. A XLX LX K ,,- , M N., xl ' -,u 3. ' 1 XJ f Y. A 1 if'!L1xf,'X'f X if Q , ,, ' V35 ' AQ p X kg bw , 1 -V 'xv QR ' xx -,P E, , fh E Q - - ' ,W YXH XQ-km!J,,,f1 'AA . AY, .yi Xi txxkmff , xg! Q EX f V if 3 A , X f L: 1 X VQX XX SX jrgj ,D X K Q ' , ff Q f 1 X P f' iq XY LV. X.. ,f-.Lf B ,W 6Q y il-1 av? XQADUP XLR Xu X XXLK F my New . QL wi .fy Lf x fm qjvi 1 i 5 xg' QQ' alex ', C Ly Jia ,bq x ,mkj gg 3 Wig I Q W S iiSfsFY iX X MK ,M x gig Q 'CAQJ 3?-T U A X W ,X 5 ff o A K l M 352 is Q kifkw xv 3 3355 Q Y -53239 ml LY ' XLS W3 'L 'QD fi C2454 QQ 53, U fff 55251 5 C 'bw is N 15515 as ii Q S 5 Tj gg ?g3'v5f Eff XQSQQX ,glyi . VX 5 ' -N A , 'F-f A . flgefgsmgwii ECQSSUSE fg-2,5 YQFPQQQ? 5 UZ D5 53, Q? S9 , gd ,ggi .J X Q f T Q 3 X 5 M0 VT 7 H 3 Z3 V7 7 lf, 3 Advertising and CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1981 MEADOWDALE'S PARENT PATRONS! Glenn and Nettie Barrett Trev and ludy Beeston Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Benson Gene and Marilu Boe Richard and Mary Anne Cory Dick and Bernice Dreher Ralph M. Folsom Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goren Don L. Hardy PHONE 778-2174 HOURS 8-5 SAT. 9-4 auocahied Slut! l959 18930 lllGllWlV 99 LVNNWOOD, WISH. 98035 AUTO GLASS ART GLASS MIRRORS STAINED AND LEADED TABLE TOPS NEW AND REPLACEMENT HOUSE GLASS INSURANCE WORK STORE FRONTS BOB MUNN 172 AdsfCelebrities joe Hubbard Dan and Sharilyn King lim and Shirley Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Metcalf Dick and Neen Myers Mr. and Mrs. Rabe Donald and Patricia Rowe lames and Berniece Seymour Karl K. Stueve .!.gnnulood Equipment Inc. Off 206-77557555 Box 599 X I9009 Hiway 99. Lynnwood. Wa. 98036 Crazlest Karen Slckler lomar Eldoy 17810 HYW 99 L nnwood um Wreckers Lynnwood, WA 98036 Drivers: 776 7440 Lynnwood, WA 98036 as Buffet Dinners 'fancy Hors d eouvres any special occasion I cllynnwoocl A ' . I Catering Service BEAUTY CCLLEGE AQ., 6314 196th sw Phone: 776-9178 - f 'W' , Nationally Accredited N We offer a Traditional Wedding Package as well 19815 Scriber Lake Road W ' ' , . ' , P.o. Box 278 Q Rehearsal Dinners and much more. Call us for Lynnwood, Washington ff Senior Celebrities AdsfCelebrities 173 7526 I BCTTV BIQITE CLEANERS YJ' 1 96 SW 7740222 DENNISD OLSON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 81 j QQ B L I y S 11 X-3.551 :Ex ,L '1f X xx - 'ru . . - L Nwooo.wA. . 1 174 AdsfCelebrities Personality Plus: Colleen Doane lay Dieffenbach 1 rx . af' ' A 1 4 Lynnwood Police Department Q CLyl1l1WO0Ci, CFIoraL I In the Lynnwood ShoppIng Center at 196th and Hlghway 99 Lf, Tonk , 15, , E if if f ' 9, ,J - Zh iw , vi E- WC-11 I f-ff' P I E'-' il Your Professlonal FlorIsts Phone 776 1133 ,gf V,f'75Hs W.. . L, ff- . It I xA R Y Jr 15, , . V Campus Cut-Ups: lackie Scollan Greg Fritzberg - Q. Best Dressed: Chris Park Dan Puckett WM I ff 9? KENT CHAPLIN X I Knmpart 'Kar 'fgfnrnrr DIVISION or KM ENTERPRISES, INC. 4029 199th 5'W' LYn W00d 77643323 19901 Hlghway 99 Lynnwood 776- 7766 17601 Highway 99 . Lynnwood, Wa. 98036 745-1660 Connoisseurs of Fine Cars AdsfCeIebrities 175 P nmnns MARKET c Shop Our Warehouse Prlces SAVE I0 2595 Congratulations and Best Wishes for The Future' gif Leadership 'FL 966 Clvlc ,X X Soclal 49 x 1 O Y' 29 f Q- 1980 1981 Senlor DECA officers QL to Ry Dan J' 44, Puckett Llz Alsaker Dee Dee Wlrkkala Vlnce 0 f Intelligence lannlclello lohn Lambe Consciousness A V Vocational Understanding 1 1 I . , s .VX - seee A W , h- I Development , s Q b A K V A N h it u j Q 0 '- I . . It Q X I I-7, . Y Q ' ff O .. - 'lf 0 f X f f xx 4' , O . ' O ' U I O . I X .Rh I A ., . I Ads! Celebrities Uff Restaurant Our food IS cooked just for ou Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 19626 Highway 99 Lynnwood, WA 98036 Phone: 773-1111 Best Legs: Lori Blevins Howard Treat YE'-in limbo's Family HAS -rw N .ik fs , t 4 Q if i 6 6 --. 2.4 VILLAGE MARKET f , 6121 176th sw Lynnwood 34 743-5773 Sunniest Smile: Ioan Baratto lim Mahan AdsfCelebrities 177 M' PWA' Myer 'fVxa f',v, fx Ffa' yQ 'k P' x ANXVVVW sw H0 izlnfke nren My W4 0 sf' mf .ff V. at , Slykvx vga mos use n lg n 54, XD AMS ff' Q, 6' sf' 505' I' xW vf I W Class of '81 V, fail J'Y'7, . .6 Ax My I A 9 0, W6 DY 39- k, 0, .,, U' ' Wraxw ' yxfwdf X sf 4 v , A . . l Y 3 'K We ' W t 'X 06 Jffwq QQ est wlshes they fi! ,P s 1 W. sf 9 ' . -fl a ,I . 2 V' Most Athletic: Spirit of MHS Debbie Larsen Dave Malnes Sherry Morse Stev B X Biggest Flirtsz Dave Dreher Bridget Salonen 776-3151 J -1 at N' aulllu -A ,Q,g1..1'flY Pacific Northwest Escrow Corporation pt ' ' d ' GLEN E. BARRETT M'l'g dd P..B B o Sorger s RENTAL Machinery Inc 1 19212 Hiway 99 - Lynnwood Washington FRED SORGER Office 774-0551 OWNER Home TU5-0842 3 S , , IV W ' I ' - f 1 ' ,T R . li ' 'I 6 L l . s N - 321 6177 . 98036 ' Pr-ron: rc 1 nm Ni? li . ' Prom , Effluent, Bon ed Escrow Servzce on all Real Estate Transactions cu in A Wmnnmr I 0 ox 72 HON: LYNNwoon, WAsH . - W , mmm 1, ns lg MUSIC gl DANCE, gf INC. F14 , w Congratulations ' 'I Vim: -. 7 1 9 8 1 If I id, I Grads uf ig Q lf 1 - cz.-5-gferg sg! AWh0l6T300lTlflCT88lTl0fT38'l8TI'88i8lv , f QTL nf' , ' 5919 196th s.w. Lynnwood ' Phone: 774-4600 Best Figure and Physique: Grace Lux Steve Brown AdsfCelebrities 179 Harrls Ford Class Of 1981 C Congratulations 20006 - 64th W. Lynnwood Feeds-Eastern Hays Complete Nursery 84 Garden Supplies Ariens Tillers 81 Snapper Mowers HI POINT FEED 84 GARDEN CENTER 14920 Hlway 99 Phone X . 1, S, Lynnwood, WA 98036 743-0011 Most musical, Lisa Allestad Dick Burton ig r C aas.a Most likely to succeed: Clive Cooper Sue Crawford 180 Ads! Celebrities sw . B2 Y E? sux, C t tC I : Missi Barrett u es oup e Rob Cal'l'ithel'S l EDMONDS DANCE STUDIO 5 me DANCE SHOP ANNEX 19630 76th Ave. Lynnwood,WAQ8O-36 12067 771-5668 WW Zvi?- N 764 C4 . . him? fff-A 'wi A Most Artlstlc: 4964, ,Kff ,kpc X Mark Monlux lilmle Mficilbe V Qu, J 24 fiioft L' 9,13 X. H IQ Ngky 'J C' JG QM! Wm 521 Af f 'KJV 4 ' 4 if Q, ri. fig fy? 4, f . Q '7 . of 43 ff Lrg I? jvc! ra DPW!! ggzgg -L, O ,X - D, J 9 f 'Q 7 P fx 'T4kA flz frr, I qifo 19465 kfey-.74S'?7c7 594. J K N .7637 IFS' QM, ,fi v,,4 H714 M! .2 C7 QV x If 74, 9' X pf X ff Q 'f-C, M762 Ap K Ads!CeIebrities 181 1' 74 L . K1 ,ff xr Best Looking: Dave Darrow Liz Alsaker . w - 4 va., ,, '- if Fine jewelry And Giftware 'ITT Specializing ln: ' 14 K. Diamond wedding sets 0 promise rings ' 14 K gold filled chains 0 watches engraving 0 all jewelry repair 19620 B. Scriber Lake Road Lynnwood, WA 98036 ,c ..,. ,- .W 775-2779 I ' - -ag T 7-l 7JD?3N-UsUR'7LK3?JR1l Prettiest Hair: Missi Barrett Brad Folsom 182 Ads!Celebrities wg ff-is 335 Most Irresitible: Michelle Marques K 1 I x K' , . le. x I X r 1 x nl , K. N X . ' '+A ,' I X- x, , ,J X i .X . x-. .J N ' - ' , 1 x: i5. my f X' -V 4 I .Y j M aa 3-..,f' 1. , f .,. rw' x A M ,. iv ,' - , N. ,Q N' -X ' .XX S X1 x N K ,I xy in , .g,, x. 1 ' , f . . XJ X, 'V xx x ' V, ' V., .X ,M X , K S- ' be 4 W . -' ez 1 ,.J ' ' f 'z' ,. X X ,X 3, f f . XJ if A X, 1 ' X , r , ' N , A 'S 1 N x X f . A' W f , ' X ' rl X f 'f XJ' wx 4 xx, D - X m... X J X,.' g , XX w-.1 X I wwf N U . gf' ,' XJ' v 3 V- z V, x.. 'fa-1 . yy X, xv ff' L' X f xx! 'x -. N' - XX. ,Y 'x 5 W-1 xx! 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X. f -' N X X' X x , Y, X tw-4,1 XX I - X ' X, .XX X Prettiest Eyes: lulie Walker Dave Darrow AdsfCelebrities 183 I X X, if x N X 'NJ Sophomores Abrams, Kevin 56 Adams, Kathy 56 Adams, Lori 56 Adams, Rob 56 Ahumada, Flor 56 Akerman, lill 56 Akerman, Yvonne 39, 56 Allais, Paul 56 Alleman, lohn 41, 56 Allen, Kevin 56, 71 Anderson, Darren 56 Austenleld, Steve 37, 56 Azedo, Andrea 56 Azedo, Steve 37 Bader, Iulie 56 Baker, Tawd 56 Bambrick, Bruce 37 Baratto, lim 56 Barich, Karleen 42, 56, 77 Bates, Erik 56 Baus, Chandra 56 Bean, Todd 37, 56 Beavin, Rhonda 46, 56 Beck, Brenda 56 Beers, lohn 56 Bergquist, Shelly 56 Bevan, Todd 56 Bingisser, Tracy 56 Bixler, Delena 56 Blanchard, lim 56 Bland, Brent 56 Blevins, Tim 56 Blubaugh, Rick 56 Boe, Ivan 56 Boivin, Diane 46, 56, 77 Borders, Dave 57 Bossert, Carrie 57 Brady, Don 54, 57, 70, 7 Breckenridge, Kris 57 Brooks, Ned 57 Brown, Carolyn 57 Brown, lenniler 57 Brown, Keith 57, 75 Brown, Michele 57 Bruno, Maryanna 57 Bryant, Kim 57 Buchanan, Vernon 57 Buell, Roxanne 57, 86 Buretta, Dianne 57 Burley, Barb 57, 77 Burns, Lisa 57 Buss, Mike 57 Cachero, joe 57, 71, 77 Cain, Lorina 57 Calhoun, Lisa 57 Camandona, Nancy 57 Canida, Chris 57 Carlson, Diane 57 Carlton, David 57 Carpenter, lefl 57 Carroll, lohn 57 Carus, Mary 57 Casper, Gary 58, 69 Cederberg, Tane 58 Chevrier, locelyn 58 Christenson, lohn 58 5, 124 Claussen, Kim 45, 58, 77 Coleman, Duane 58 Collums, Lee 58 Conner, Karen 58 Conrad, Barb 58, 124 Cook, Scott 37, 58, 99 Cooper, Karmann 58 Cooper, Kentt 58 Corwin, April 58 Cory, Scott 58 Costello, Todd 58 Countz, Michelle 48, 58, 86 Crain, Alan 58 Crane, Philip 58 Crawford, Ed 58 d'Arcis, Richard 58 Danta, Sandra 58 Delaney, Michelle 58 Denoma, Renee 48, 58 Dightman, Brian 58 Doctorello, Randy 37 184 Index Dodge, Shannon 58 Donahue, Debbie 58, 75, 77 Drabb, Eric 59 Dreher, Doug 59 Dubendorf, Willie 59 Elftmann, Lisa 59 Elkins, Tina 59 Engle, Chris 59 Euling, Terry 37, 59, 77 Evans, Audrey 46, 59 Everett, Tina 59, 69 Ewalt, Sandy 59 Fadden, Trent 59 Farmen, Doug 59 Fenton, Mary 59 Ferrell, Larry 59 Fincher, Scott 59. Findling, Debbie 59, 77 Fitzgerald, Alan Fleming, Dave 41, 59, 77 Flotte, Melissa 59 Folino, Mariiane 59 Forgey, Guy 37, 59 Foss, Toni 4, 59 Foster, Kori 59 Foster, Teresa 59 Fowler, Tim 59 Frable, Brian S9 Francis, Kurt 59, 77 Fraser, Bernie 59 Frederick, Laura 59 Freymuth, Mark 60 Gamache, Lisa 60 Garrett, Paul 60 Garrison, Grace 60 Gates, Beth 60, 77 Gaudinier, Suzanne 60 Gerber, Paul 60 Gerspacher, Pat Gette, Chelle 60 Getz, Michelle 60, 77, 86 Glass, Andy 60 Glassburn, Dana 60, Glover, lodi 60 Grace, Linda 60 Graves, Doug 60 Gronau, Susan 60 Gullings, Kim 60 Hallworth, Rick 60 Handley, Lisa 60 Hanefield, lesse 60 Hansen, Laura 45, 60 Hanson, Toi 60 Hardies, Iulie 60 Hargrove, leannette 60 Harrell, Heidi 60 Harriss, Brett 60 Harrop, Ann 60, 77 Hart, Rob 60 Harvey, Tim 60 Hastings, leff 60 Hawes, Sarah 60 Hill, jeff 60 Himmel, Angela 60 Hoekstra, Krista 60 Holland, Anne 45, 60, 77 Holleman, Mike 37, 61 Holt, Natalie 61 Hopper, Glenda 61 Hornbacher, Amy 61 Hoskins, Stacy 61, 77 Hudson, Cara 61 Hudson, Darla 61 Hughey, Brian 61, 93 Hunt, Bill 61 Hurlbert, Ken 61 lsham, Greg 41, 61 Ives, Candy 61 lackson, Laura 61 lacobsen, Barb 61 lames, David 61 less, Scott 61 lohnsen, Chris 61, 77 lohnson, Scott 41, 61, 77 lohnson, Kelly 61 lohnson, Michelle 61 johnson, Sue 61 lohnston, Chris 61 Kaiser, Ed 61 Kane, Kristi 61 Kaullen, lelf 61, 77 Keen, Alex 61 Keen, Clay 61 Kiel, Dan 61, 37 Kier, Shannon 61 Kincaid, lanet 61 King, Byron 61 Kirschenman, Sharmi 61 Klein, Karla 61 Klingel, Brenda 61 Klosinski, lerome 61 Knight, Cathy 46, 62 Knight, Noreen 62 Knoblich, Andrea 62 Koonce, Becky 62 Kowalski, Debbie 62 Kromer, Ed 62 Kruchok, Greg 62 Kuchinski, David 62 Kuchinski, Trina 62 Kuester, Carla 45, 62 Kuester, Carrie 45, 62 Kurisu, Kyle 37, 62 LaBelle, Iulie 62, 77, B6 LaChapelle, Kiki 62 Lafontaine, Brenda 62 Lambeth, ludy 62 Lang, Lucinda 48, 49, 62 Lange, Marty 62 Lantz, Glenn 62 Lawson, Cathy 62 Lehmann, Katrina 4, 28, 62 Likes, Iulie 62 Loback, Dan 62 Lofstrom, Karin 62 Lorang, Deanna 63 Lorent, David 37, 63 Lovin, Terry 63 Lux, Dan 63 Malrbie, Cheryl 46, 63, as Maniscalchi, Mike 63 Manley, Mike 63 Martin, Roxanne 63 Massengill, Mike 63 Matteson, Darren 63 Mavis, Kevin 63 McClain, lennifer 63 McFarlane, Traci 63 McGrath, Tom 63 McKerney, Steve 37, 63 McKinley, Mike 63 McRoberts, Gayla 63 Middendorf, Mike 63 Miller, David 63, 77 Miller, Martin 63 Miller, Mary 63, 77 Mindt, Bruce 37, 64, 77 Mitchell, Traicia 45, 64, 77 Monette, Wendy 64 Moody, Mari 64 Moore, Eric 64 Morgan, Iulie 65 Mosalsky, Andy 37, 64 Murray, Chris 42, 64 Muschett, Harold 64 Myers, Mike 64 Newton, Ron 64 Nickolson, Sharon 64 Olson, Micah 64 O'Neill, Pat 64 Packard, Kim 64 Page, Randy 64 Palmer, Lisa 54, 64, 75 Parfitt, Scott 64 Parker, Kris 64, 75 Paulsen, Karen 64 Payne, Wendy 64 Pendleton, Kim 42, 46 Petersen, Lori 64 Peterson, Craig 64 Petterson, Scott 64 Phillipps, lohn 64 Poehlman, Greg 37 Ponton, Andy 37, 64 , 75, 77 Price, janet 42, 64, 95 Price, 64 Pritchett, Kim 64 Purdy, Lisa 64 Presser, Charles 64 Randall, Ellenore 64 Rapp, Vicki 65 Ratliff, David 65 Raub, Kelly 65 Ray, james 65 Rettig, Carol 46, 65 Richardson, Mike 65 Rimkus, Sean 65 Rivard, Karen 42, 65, 95 Robbins, Iule 45, 65 Rogers, Kelley 65 Rogers, Michelle 65 Rogers, Richard 65 Rohlfing, jeff 65 Rowan, David 65 Rundorff, Stacy 65 Russo, Eric 7, 37 Rutledge, Don 37, 65 Ryberg, Mike 65 Salonen, Bob 65 Sanner, lim 65 Sawin, Rodney 65 Schuh, Richard 65 Schwehm, Laurie 65 Selfe, Rob 65 Setran, Krista 65 Seymour, Louise 65 Sheron, Alayna 65, 77 Siers, Kari 66 Simon, Doreen 46, 66 Simon, Henry 66 Smith, David 66 Smith, Michele 66 Speer, Tiffany 45, 66, 77, 95 Sphung, Lisa 66 Stainer, Cindy 66, 77 Stark, Eric 37, 66, 97 Stark, Susan 42, 66 Stevenson, Paige 66, 77 Stiers, Karla 66, 77 Stolle, Nancy 66 Strand, Ron 66 Stratton, Teresa 66 Stromseth, janine 66, 77 Tacher, David 66 Taylor, Diane 66 Thomas, Wayne 66 Thompson, David 66 Thompson, Lisa 66 Thompson, Tina 66 Thornsbury, Ron 37, 66, 77 Thorp, Paul 66 Thorvilson, Brian 41, 66, 69 Ticer, Mark 66 Torgrimson, Sue 66 Totten, john 66, 77 Trana, Kristi 54, 66 Treat, Don 66 Tredwell, Brenda 66 Tuck, jon 66 Turner, Karen 46, 47, 66, 75, 77 Turner, Kari 42, 66 Van, Sarado 66 VanParys, Leslie 66 VanSpaandonk, Rob 66 Vannoy, john 66 Vantine, Brian 37, 66 Vchulek, julie 67 Victor, Ron 67 Vinie, Debbie 67 Volkmann, Tim 67 Wade, Will 67 Walden, Kristi 67 Walker, Elliott 67 Ware, Candi 45, 67 Washkovich, Lauri 67 Watson, Kim 67 Webster, Tim 67 Weising, Wendy 67 Welling, Karen 67, 77 Wewer, Lisa 67 Whitham, Linda 67 Williams, Cathy 54, 67, 75, 77 Williams, Tim 41, 67 Wilson, Doug 67 Winn, Kelly 67 Wipp, Thomas 67 Wood, Heather 67, 77 Wy, Ronnie 67 Yang, john 67 Yoshimura, Liz 67 Zarelli, Tina 67 Zimmerman, julie 67 Zinger, Kevin 67 I juniors Aagaard, Niels 24, 25, 104, 116 Abbey, Brian 104 Ackerson, Carlota 24 Akers, jonathan 104 , 25, 104, 108 Albano, crisiie 42, 77, 95, 104, 124 Allen, Chris 104 Alles, Kim 104 Anderson, Doug 9, 27, 29, 124 Anderson, Holly 77, Anderson, Mary 104 Angevine, Tom 104 Aniio, lim 33, 104 Ayers, Alayna 104 Bachert, Kari 38, 104 104 Baker, Scott 8, 104, 124 Ralda, Dirk 104 Ball, Rich 104 Ballman, Terri 75, 104, 119 Barrett, jeff 104 Becker, Polly 102, 104 Beers, Sally 24, 104, 112 Beers, Sharon 104 Berger, Kari 53, 104 Bertsch, Kim 104 Betro, Ken 33, 104 Biermanski, Dana 77, Blakesley, Cynthia 10 Blodgett, Lynai 104 Boddy, Kristi 104 Boe, Michelle 9, 77, Bogan, Michelle 104 Bagan, Rob as, 110 Boivin, Donna 46, 10 104 4 104, 116, 124, 12a 5 Borders, Mike 33, 105 Bosworth , Doug 105 Bowen, Cristi 42, 105 Bradford, Lisa 105 Bray, Gayle 4, 27, 28, 46, 75, 77, 102, 1 Bray, Rod 105 Brenner, Cliff 105 Bride, Kyle 33, 105 Briggs, Alan 105 Brooks, Cindy 105 Brown, Kirk 32, 33, 91, 105 Bryant, Rose 105 Buck, Sheri 46, 105 Buretta, Linda 105 Burton, Carol 75, 76, Calvo, jim 105 Caple, Phil 29, 105 Card, Andy 105 Carlson, jodene 105 77, 105, 119, 124 Carpenter, Allison 45, 105 cm, jeff 77, 79, 105 Carro, Lisa 42, 77, 105 Chichester, Wendy 105 Clark, Matt 105 Clemans, Patty 46, 47, 77, 95, 105 Clifford, jason 105 Cody, Susan 105 Coffin, Eric 33, 106 Collins, Mike 106 Conner, Sean 26, 33, Cooley, Karyn 106 75, 99, 106, 119 Corbett, Konnie 42, 106 Corrao, jenny 77, 106 Corwin, Kevin 33, 84 Cram, john 106 Crisp, Trevor 106 Crowell, Chuck 106 Danielson, Becky 106 d'Arcis, Al 106 , 106, 119 79, 102, 104, 100, os, 119 DeBoer, Linda 46, 47, 77, 95, 106, Deangelo, Dayna 106 Decillia, C.j. 33, 106 Demler, Carolyn 42, 106 Desmond, Dana 106 Dillon, Brian 106 Diveley, Robert 106 Dollarhide, Sue 106 Doney, Donna 106 Dorgan, jim 106 Dzawala, Mark 33, 106, 115 Eaton, Marcie 45, 106 Edwards, Liza 106 Edwards, Ron 106 Engle, Steve 26, 52, 75, 77, 119 Engstrom, Charlene 107 Eschrich, Brent 77, 84, 97, 102, 107 Evans, Todd 107 Everhart, Thor 107 Fairchild, Mary 77 Farrell, Maureen 107, 128 Ferris, Chris 107 Flood, David 107 Flotte, Tracy 107 Floyd, DJ. 107 Ford, Kelly 107 Foster, Debbie 107, 113 Fowler, Brad 107 Frable, Pat 91, 107 Francke, Debbie 77, 107 Froland, Mark 41, 107, 115 Gard, Olin 107 Garner, Shawna 107 Gearhart, Sue 107 Georgeadis, Marc 84, 107 Gerrard, jennifer 42, 107 Geschke, Karen 6, 45, 107 Gilbert, Dan 107 Gillen, Scott 107 Gilles, Tom 2, 27, 107 Gillio, Terry 107 Giernes, Diane 119, 128 Glenn, Darin 107 Goffin, Terri 53, 107, 112 Goldsmith, Laura 77, 84, 85, 107 Gorman, Bronwyn 107, 128 Goryns, Chris 107 Graham, Brooks 86, 107 Grant, Allison 75, 107, 119, 124 Green, Andrea 107 Greiner, Trese 39, 86, 107 Gudmundson, Karen 77, 107 Guffey, jenine 107 Hall, Sharmi 46, 107 Hammond, Susan 107 Hania, Cass 107 Hanning, Craig 108 Hansen, Kerry 99, 108 Hansen, Scott 108 Hanthorn, David 33, 36, 108 Harms, Ted 33, 99, 108 Harnden, David 108 Harrison, Paul 25, 99, 108 Hastings, Glenn 108 Hays, Ken 108 Heinz, Gina 108 Hendrickson, Brett 52, 108 Hipp, Denise 46, 108 Hoff, David 108 Holeman, Mark 108 Holeman, Mike 25, 108 Holleman, john 33, 108 Holt, Mike 108 Hoon, Rick 108 Hudson, Tim 108 Hughes, jim 108 Hull, joel 108 jackson, Lynda 108, 116 jensen, Kelly 108 jensen, Bob 109 jessberger, Amy 9, 77, 109, 128 johns, Steve 33, 109 johnson, Bruce 33, 99, 109 johnson, Gretchen 109 johnson, jeff 109 jones, Mike 109 junell, Debbie 109 124 Index 185 Kay, Kim 109 Kendrick, Michell 109 Kennelly, Bill 109 Kerslake, lodi 109 Kim, Sun-Kyung 77, 109 King, Paige 109 King, Randy 109 Kinnear, Chris 109 Knight, Steve 33, 109 Knudson, leannine 109 Koontz, Lisa 109 Kuester, Betsy 45, 109 Laiudice, David 109, 116 La Londe, Charlene 109 Lamb, David 77, 110 Landro, Glenn 5, 33, 110 Landro, Steve 2, 40, 41, 103, 110 Larson, Shelley 110 Latimer, Ron 110 Layton, Randy 110 Lediord, Bob 110 Leech, Tawny 110 Lesewski, Tom 110 Linde, Beckie 110 Lindenfelser, lim 110 Loiewski, Halima 110, 116, 129 Lowe, Angie 110 Lowe, Doug 110 Luginsland, Bruce 110 Lund, Saskia 77, 84, 110 MacLeod, ludy 42, 77, 95, 110 Mahan, Stan 91, 110, 116 Maile, Pete 110 Maki, sozi 75, 77, 102, 110, 119 Marcell, Chris 110 Marcum, leif 110 Marlin, Michele 51, 75, 79, 102, 106, 110, 119 Marques, Pam 110 Marshall, Darlene 42, 75, 110 Martin, Brian 33, 110 Mason, Darrel 4, 110, 124 McCollum, Stephanie 53, 110 McCroskey, Kevin 110, 116 McCusker, Bill 110 McFarlane, lim 110 McKee, Chris 110 McKibben, Linda 53 McLaughlin, lo 110 McMillan, lim 33, 77, 110 Meehan, Tom 33, 110 Merk, Annette 111 Merrill, larr 77, 111 Metcalf, Mark 33, 111 Miller, lay 77, 111 Miller, Lee-Roy 111 Miller, Mike 111 Miller, Pam 111 Miller, Richard 33, 111 Miller, Sandy 111 Monlux, Stan 111 Moore, Dave 25, 33, 111 Morris, Mia 111 Morton, Doug 111 Motes, Keith 111 Musgrave, Tami 39, 51, 103, 111 Nievaard, Polly 111 Ninneman, Ann 46, 111 Normandin, Bill 111 Nylund, Sheryl 77, 111 O'Brien, Mike 111 Obina, Michele 24, 111 O'Halloran, Colleen 24, 111 Olmstead, Rob 111 Omura, Shelli 42, 77, 86, 111 Papenfuss, Alan 111 Patsy, Todd 99, 100, 111 Pearson, left 111 Peeps, Antonia 24, 45, 84, 111, 116, 118 Peterson, Steve 33, 111 Pickering, Paige 111 Price, Sheryl 111 Ptacek, Bob 111 Quinton, Bruce 33, 99, 111, 124 Raines, Chris 52, 74, 112 Rancourt, Monique 75, 102, 112 Rautenberg, Alan 33, 112 186 Index fglfclfl 64, , 7705 1 ew fl Record, Michelle 53, 112 ' ' Reese, Stacy 112 beeyl' ' bfi Riggas, Liz 112 Rowe, Bill 112 baj. b Rowlee, Randy 33, 112 Rundorfi, Elaine 6, 112, 128iE i 1 . . I'UfV'-J L Salmon, Lyn 91, 112 Saxby, Dara 48, 112, 113 blf Q2 Scarbro, Steve 112 V Scheinost Tyler 112 . Schneideri, Gary 112 -H Schwehm, Richie 112 Scialdone, lelf 112 Senn Sheila 112 A, ' Shawifer, Erin 112 PFQSI Shreve, Marc 112 5 Slater, Russ 112 11 ' Smith, lackie 112 ' Sohnly, Paul 112 ,DU Sparr, loe 112 Steele, Kathy 46, 112 Hd! grybcl-LS Stephenson, Leanne 112 Suarez, Mary 112, 116, 117 V . Suryan, Serena 113 Taylor, lanelle 39, 75, 77, 86, 113, 119 'ijlff 3 Tharp, Barry 113 Theodore, Chris 113 'l Thomas, Kim 113 Thompson, Richard 113 Thoresen, Karl 24, 113 Thorsteinson, Allen 113 Topham, Anne 113 gt lroppirrg, Kovarrd 52, 79, 84, 113, 124 lofsy Trettevik, Mike 113 ' Tweedy, Dorothy 113 I ll!C6'a0c, Unsell Debbie 113 ' N Uv, lackie 113 uf l Tj Vegsund, Deann 113 Viernes, Tova 11 Vincler, Sue 113 VanSaun, Sharma 4 , 113 Wahl, leanette 11 Waldal, Bruce 113 Wallinger, Scott 113 Walters, Debbie 45, 84, 85, 113 Warren, Neil 114 Wassell, Robert 77, 114 Watne, Lisa 114 Watson, Laura 114 Webster, Todd 33, 34, 52, 77 Wegemer, Nathan 114 Weller, Diane 114 Wellman, Robin 114 Wendlandt, Aimee 114 Wentz, Kerry 114 Westenberger, Lisa 114 Whitfield, Curtis 114 Whitman, Walt 114 Wibbelman, Liz 114 Wilde, lulie 114 Wilson, Rory 33, 114 Wipp, Ursula 24, 45, 114, 118 Wisner, Bill 114 Wisnewski, Steve 25, 114 Woelz, lulie 45, 114 Woodhull, Meg 42, 77, 114, 116 Worthing, Scott 114 Zabroski, Terry 114 Zarelli, Vinessa 114 Seniors Ackerson, Teresa 24, 145 Ackron, Renee 145 Adams, Derek 9, 86, 87, 145, 190 Adams, Michael 145 Ahumada, Patricia 145 Alleslad, Lisa 28, 75, 76, 124, 145, 100 Alsalrer, Liz 03, 175, 176, 182, 190 Anderson, Kim 53, 145 Anderson, Kristi 145 Anderson, Phillip 145, 188 Anderson, Sherry 145 Q5 Askew, Cathy 27, 75, 76, 145 Audette, Michele 145 Bambnck, Doug 145 aratto, loan 46, 76, 146, 177 Barrett, Missi 146, 181, 182, 188 Bartol, Shelley 76, 84, 146 Beckley, Michele 53, 146 Beeston, Brian 76, 146 Benson, lill 45, 76, 124, 146 Berquist, Ken 25, 146 Bergsman, Neil 76, 84, 146 Bertrand, lim 52, 146 Bisset, Brett 146 Blair, Kris 16, 146 Blanchard, lanet 84, 8 146, 164 Bland, Steve 146 Blevins, Lori 9, 48, 146, 176 Blunt, Lisa 146 Boe, Steve 27, 41, 146, 17 Boehm, Marilyn 146 Bone, Brian 146 t an, Kimberly 146 0 man, Lori 147 Brower, Rob 147 Brown, Kathy 84, 147 Brown, Steve 32, 34, 147, 179 Brown, Todd 147 Bunger, Debbie 53, 147 Buretta, Kathy 76, 124, 147 Burton, Richard 8, 27, 75, 6, 124, 147, 180 Buss, Yvonne 147 Byrnes, Debby 147 Bacus, Tammy 145 ,MLP Ca , Tim 33, 147 arpenter, Carole 147 Carrithers, Rob 91, 147, 181 Carter, Mike 4, 33 Case, leff 33, 83, 147 Catey, Tom 147 Cellers, Victor 147 Cho, Un Sang 147 lark, leif 7, 86, 147, 164 Clysdale, Scott 79 Cobbs, Diane 83, 147 Cooper, Clive 25, 99, 147, 180 Corwin, Ray 41, 148 Cory, Steve 8, 27, 148, 164 Countz, Cindy 83, 148, 190 Craig, john 148 Crane, Ted 9, 41, 76, 86, 148, 164 Crawford, sue 28, 43, 74, 76, 86, 148, 100 Czarnetzke, Diane 148 Darden, Brad 148 Darrow, Dave 148, 182, 183 Dettmer, Don 148 Dieffenbach, lay 8, 91, 148, 174 Doane, Colleen ,28, 148, 174 Dove, Scott 3, 149 Dreher, Dave 27, 76, 149, 164, 179 Duke, Roxanne 83, 149 Duncan, Rhonda 149 Dunlap, Randy 149 Dygert, lim 41, 149 Dzwala, Robert 33, 149 Edwards, Doug 149 Eldoy, lomar 25, 149, 173 Elwood, Rick 149, 191 Evans, Kim 149 Evans, Mark 76, 84, 91, 93, 149 Evans, Tammy 149 Fairchild, lim 149 Farmen, Michele 150 Farrell, Mike 3, 150 Fincher, Steve 150 Folsom, Brad 26, 76, 79, 99, 150, 164, 182 Eossum, Runar 150 Foster, Kandis 150 Fresia, Brad 150 Fritzberg, Greg 5, 27, 76, 150, 164, 175 Froland, Curt 5, 27, 91, 150, 183 Garrett, Wendy 150 Gilbert, Sherri 45, 53, 150 Giles, Toni 150 Glover, Greg 150 Golamco, Maria 24, 150 Goren, Ann 150 Gray, lohn 150 Griffiths, Mike 150 Hagerty, Shawn 42, 76, Haggett, Chris 150 Hammond, Dennis 150 Harding, Paul 151 Hardy, Kristina 95, 151 Harrison, lames 25, 151 Hartling, Vicke 95, 151 150 Har ff..- ..., averkamp, Shelly 76, 124, 1518? Hawes, IC ar T151 '- W 'f Henderson, Britta 151 Henderson, lo Beth 76, 151 Hendrickson, Lisa 151 Hermes, Edward 164 Heuerman, Doug 151 Heys, Terry 33, 35, 51, 76, 151 Hill, Norm 76, 96, 151 Hinkel, Skip 4, 83, 151 Hubbard, Alan 83, 151 Hudson, Brad 33, 34, 52, 151 Hudson, Dianna 151 Hudson, Tom 83, 151 Huffman, Katy 74, 76, 151, 164 lanniciello, Vince 9, 33, 176 34, 76, 03, 152, 164, Ingalls, Sheila 75, 76, 124, 152 lslrarn, Gary 30, 41, 75, 76, s4, 152 Ivey, Leslie 76, 152 lames, Terri 76, 152 lenks, Grant 33, 152 lensen, Lee 152 lohnson, Michael 76, 85, 152 lohnson, Renee 86, 87, 152 lohnson, Stephanie 6, 27, 31, 75, 152 loss, David 124, 152 Kalina, Bob 152 Karls, Lani 03, 152 Karls, Robert 152 Kaullen, Dan 52, 76, 152 Keene, Dan 153 Kendrick, Dave 153 Kimiai, Lobat 153 Kinder, Kym 45, 153 King, Kathy 84, 153 Kirschenman, Kara 153 Klutz, Becky 153 Knight, Mike 153 Kramer, Skip 99, 100, 153 Kuchinski, Angela 76, 153 Kutok, Marcy 153 Lambe, lohn 83, 86, 153, 176 Lambrou, Mike 33, 153 Larsen, Debbie 46, 95, 153, 178 LeBlanc, Paula 83, 153 LeBrun, Kim 154 Lenac, lohn 25, 99, 154 Levine, Scott 83, 154 Loeks, Lance 76 Lofstrom, Guy 154 Lorent, Sylvia 154 Lolgin, Sheri 154 Lundberg, Margaret 154 Lux, Grace 9, 28, 154, 179 Magnusson, Teal 154 Mahan, lim 27, 75, 154, 164, 176 Malnes, Dave 9, 31, 33, Manson, Lisa 46, 154 Marcell, lackie 154 Marlin, Mary 43, 154 35, 37, 51, 93, 154, 178 Marques, Michelle 48, 154, 162, 183 Marth, Kevin 154 Martin, Brian 33, 154 Mason, Ross 154 Matteson, Don 154 Mattson, Lewis 154 McCabe, lamie 76, 155, McGrath, lohn 84, 155 Mclarty, Curt 155 162 Menzies, Annette S, 38, 76, 86, 87, 155 Metcalf, Matt 155 Miller, Billy 155 Miller, lim 155 Miller, lolene 38, 75, 84, 144 Miller, Vance 155 Molloy, Scott 33, 76, 155 Monlux, Mark 155 Moody, Steve 155 Morse, Sherry 9, 28, 76, Muschett, Patrice 155 155, 178 Myers, Nancy 34, 42, 124, 155 Nelson, leanette 48, 155 Nelson, Kary 155 Nettles, lim 155 Nicholas, Pat 155 Nielsen, Sue 74, 76, 34, Obina, Valerie 24, 156 Olmstead, lerry 124, 146 Olsen, Karla 74 Olmstead, lerry 124, 156 Orner, Shyrl 156 Park, Chris 86, 156, 175 Parker, Cody 83, 156 Patsy, Kim 83, 156 Pearson, Tina 53, 156 Pendleton, Karla 156 Phillips, lerry 156 Prothero, Brian 156 Puckett, Dan 03, 156, 17 87, 124, 156 5, 177 Quint, Alexander 24, 156 Rabe, Sue 157 Ranstrom, Duane 8, 157 Ratliff, Mary Ann 124, 157 Record, Kathy 157 Reid, Natalie 157 Reidy, Brian 41, 91, 157 Reynolds, Tracie 53, 157 Rice, lim 33, 157 Riksheim, Eric 25, 157 Ritvanen, Paula 24, 45, 157 Rivard, Tom 157 Rowe, Pat 33, 83, 157 Rudolph, Donna 157 Salonen, Bridget 9, 28, 157, 179 Sankey, Sterling 76, 157 Satterlee, lim 158, 191 Scalzo, Kerri 158 Schneider, Tom 33, 158 Schwan, Greg 91, 158 Scollan, lacqueline 158, Scott, Greg 86, 87, 158 Seymour, Karri 76, 158 Shultz, Sandra 158 Sickler, Karen 83, 158, 1 Smith, Cynthia 76, 158 175 73 Smith, Desnie 76, 124, 158 Smith, Greg 158 Sorensen, leff 158 Spinney, Beverly 76, 158 Stark, Robert 76, 158 Stevens, Keith 158 Strieck, Shelly 158 Stromseth, Kevin 158 Swain, Marilyn 46, 158 Taylor, Teresa 158 Templin, leanne 3, 76, 159 Thomas, Angela 159 Thomson, Nannette 159 Thorvilson, Rick 8, 86, 1 Treat, Howard 5, 27, 51, Usher, Lennie 33, 51, 15 Valley, Iamie 4, 83, 150 VanGundy, Mike 159 Vinie, Teresa 159 Volkas, Kerry 53, 150 Volkmann, Nancy 159 Wagner, Carrie 159 Walden, Kirk 33, 159 59, 164 91, 124, 159, 176 9 Walker, lulie a, 20, 30, 46, 47, 159, 183 Walker, Renee 159 Ward, Kristin 159 Ware, lamie 45, 53, 159 Weber, Helaine 159 Wedell, Steve 76, 159 Wentz, Kevin 25, 159 Wheeler, Kathy 160 White, lennifer 160 Whitkop, Richard 160 wiko, Karen 160 Wilson, Adam 24, 52, 76, 124, 160 Wilson, leff 96, 160 Wilson, lirn 30, 51, 76, 04, 160, 162, 190 Wirkkala, DeeDee 83, 160, 176 Wong, Kirk 76, 160 Wright, leff 160 Wydler, Wanda 53, 160 Zumbach, Dena 160 Staff and Administration Fraser, Ron 12 Uhlman, Dolores 12, 13, 74 Waddell, Rod 13 Doerschlag, Carole 15 Stady, Roberta 21 Stady, Bill 21, 56 Ball, Helen 14 Bates, Ron 14 Bray, Roger 46 Buller, Carole 14 Burns, Mary Lou 14, 24 Burton, Bob 14, 126 Cardinal, Vern 14, 169 Cary, lere 6, 14 Castle, Tom 39 Clark, Tim 14 Corbett, Kevin 99 Cook, Bruce 15, 99 Crossett, Bill 15, 122, 168 Duckworth, Ellie 15 Ellis, Carol 15, 22 Eschrich, lack 15, 17, 84, 168 Farber, Rick 15 Fyall, Marion 15 Gestaut, lan 16 Haynes, Vicki 16, 20, 21, 106 Henry, Ruby 16 Hilton, Mike 16, 168 Hoon, lim 13, 17 Hudeman, loyce 17 Hull, Phil 17 laffe, Paula 17 lohnson, Terry 18, 76, 170 Karnofski, Marilee 18, 20, 118 LeWarne, Chuck 18, 52 Lusier, Laurie 18 MacGilvra, Helen 18, 76, 170 Martin, Ron 18, 32, 51 Mathes, Gabe 18 McCracken, Nancy 18, 170 Meinert, Al 19 Moehring, Glen 19 Nagel, Wally 19, 45, 61 Nelson, George 19, 32 Nugent, lim 23 Olson, lim 12, 20 Propst, Horace 20 Ridge, Don 20 Robinson, Harry 13, 20 Rondeau, Shelley 20, 82 Rowe, lulie 21 Sears, Elizabeth 21, 170 Shafer, Gail 13, 21, 117 Torgeson, Ruth 21, 48, 64 Wiest, Cherry 22 Wilson, David 22, 32, 160 Youngren, Hal 22, 169 Niven, Dorothea 23 Bates, Mary 23 Eschrich, Sue 23 Gurka, loan 22 Hart, Phyllis 22 Hunter, Loa 23 Lewis, loan 23 Massie, Henry 22, 25 Schmelzer, lane 23 Index 187 Obstacles are those frightful things you see When you take your eyes off the goal. X Q i f o.. Reach for our goals, rf V'. fv ff! 190 Closing Essay 4? Xb X Q is me X LQ s ,NN N 5 and never close our eyes Closing Essay 191 X xg 1 C i xi The journey is complete. Adviser- Don Ridge Editor-in-Chief- Sue Nielsen Copy Editor- janelle Taylor Class Editor- Ted Crane Senior Class- Sue Craword Annette Menzies junior Class- janelle Taylor Sophomore Class- Roxanne Buell Michelle Countz Michelle Getz julie LaBelle Cheryl Maltbie Staff- Renee johnson Activities- Rob Bogart Trese Greiner Renee johnson Sports- Shelli Omura Rick Thorvilson Photo Editor- Derek Adams Photographers- Rob Bogart jeff Clark Brooks Graham john Lambe Greg Scott Advertising Manager- Chris Park Business Manager- Terry Heys 192 Final Goodbye Our job is finished, but hopefully the product will live on. As you look back to this book in the future, may it bring back memories: the successes, the failures, the hopes, and aspirations, the dreams that will never die. 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