Meadowdale High School - Mesika Yearbook (Lynnwood, WA)

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Rugrats Are Revealed The Class of I 984 entered the MHS halls with some thoughts that were exciting and some that were frightening, After a few weeks they settled into the routine of MHS and discovered that their fears were unfounded. Although the Sophomores were newcomers, they were not at the bottom of the Chief's totem pole. The Sophomore class was dubbed the Rugrats in early October and kept the pride of the name throughout the year. Guided by President, Steve Hill, Vice President Myke Kramer, Secretary Leslie Bray, and Treasurer Lisa Harris, the Rugrats showed a generous amount of spirit and participa- tion. As Homecoming rolled around the Sophomores showed initiative and originality by being awarded for the best Homecoming theme, The Rugrats are proud of their progress as Soph- omores, With their intellectual and athletic abili- ties, the Rugrats should keep up the proud tradi- tion of MHS! Kristin Wuerch smiles to show it s a happy day at MHS Sophomore Class Ofticers: I to r: Treasurer Lisa Harris, Vice President Myke Kramer Secretary Leslie Bray and at the peak of it all President Ste ve Hill.