Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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Mixed Chorus members included: ffront rowj Marshanelle Malla- mo, Jill Whitlow. Barbara Rees, Vicki Swihart. Cvloria Thurber, Deane Hallgren. Jeannette Turner. Margi Keating, Robin Hood, fsecond rowj Debbie Dent, Jane Wendell, Julie Eldridge, Linda Walsh. Diane Taylor, Marie MacDonald, Ann Dogan, Lorrie Burnett, 4 IL! Pamm Ball, Kathy Finnegan, Shelley Stonebraker, fthird row, Al- ice Wakefield, Dell DellaValle, Kathy North, Gwen Gavin, Kathy Chennault, Steve Freidman, Gary Schweizer, Jim Symbol, Russ Kammerer, Scott Strong, Diane Ziegler, Karen Nesland, Janet Keat- ing, Ann Davis, Susie Engberg. Madrigal singers were: Paul Knoll, Nina Adams, Jill Cochrane, Jill Riggleman, Andrea Byk, Margaret Wallace, Linda Zimmerman, Joan Shelton, Deb Woolley, Bob Jackson, Jim Dorwart. Mercer Island High School Band and Chorus enter- tained North Mercer Junior High School students with a concert. A Cappella Choir members were: ffront rowj Jill Cochrane, Barb Cook, Lindsay Read, Andrea Byk, Susan Sachowitz, Suzanne Brown, Laurel C-arbell, Melody Mills, Kitty Breskin, Wendy Pietromonaco, Cathy Gaerisch, Susan Loofl, Linera Lucas, Lucia Wilson, fsecond row, Jill Riggleman, Becky Bruce, Kate Barton, Peggy Emerson, Pam Brumwell, Nina Adams, Linda Zimmerman, Burt Weitzman, Bob Jackson, Mike Krsak, Mark Dion, Margaret Wallace, Paul Knoll, Judy Hinman, Jim Dorwart, Lynette Irwin.

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A. --4 F.. r 1 T. Officers of the National Forensic League were president Mary Lindquist. vice-president Jerry Powell frightj and secretary -treasurer Frank Close. to broaden oral, scholastic Members of thc llonor Society were: Q first row Q T. Brown. S. Sach- nowitz. S. Fitzsimmons. L. Lucas. J. Hinman. J. Wt-lti. C. Werner. M. Cohon. S. Saran. M. Kurtovich.G. Zech. P. Carleton. M. Coad. W. Hin- man. R. Kramcrg Q second l'0W l S. Graham. D. llli. ,l. Ritchie. J. Coch- rane. G. Erickson. K. Yamada. K. Greene. C. Hcacock. M. Warren, Steding. N. Adams. C. Mowery. L. Macklin. L. Steinhardt. N. Spickard. NFL National Forensic League is an honorary club for excep- tional debaters. Entrance is determined by the number of points a student has earned in debate competition. The club also has awards of distinction for members that have succeeded in gathering a large number of points. Their highest honor. obtained by earning 250 points in debate competition enables the member to receive the Degree of Excellence award. All debate tournaments that the deba- ters enter are National League approved. The league approved ofthe debate topic of the year which was Resolved: That the foreign aid program should be limited to non-military assistance. Honor Society Sponsoring evenings of music appreciation. consisting of Bach, Beethoven and Tchaikovsky was just one of the activities of the National Honor Society. Advised by Mr. Ken Nickel and Mrs. ,lune Ebenhahn, the Mercer Island chapter of the Honor Society can boast a membership of 78. Students who have excelled in leadership. service. character and scholastic achievement are members. The requirements needed to become a member is a 3.5 grade point average from ninth grade and a recommenda- tion from the faculty. Headed by Joan Shelton. president, Mark Dion. vice president. Sylvia Kurtovich. treasurer. and Pat Montgomery. secretary, the students found an interesting and culturally filled year. , cultural horizons K. Carlsong Q third row 1 S. St-lman. K. Luster. M. Crosetto. E. David- son. K. Thompson. B. Pritchard. L. Rice S. Boguch. S. Lawlor. L. Hen- dricks. K. Kettering. C. Pt-rrel. S. Kurtovich. J. Shelton. P. Montgomer- y. M. Dion. W. Fontaine. Q fourlh r0w I K. Crenshaw. T. Nugent. F. Close. H. Lawrence. D. Cahill. P. Hamre. J. Powell. S. Maloof. B. Koch. S. Melntyre. .l. Garrett. R. Hobbs. D. Meixner. D. Woolley. M. Wallace. sm. vf - -.-. --.-. were-at aa-ft'-02.1.2.1 -0... - t

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Orchestra members included: ffront rowj Mr. Lcon Bjarnason fsponsorl. Kitty' Bn-skin. Fred Coleman. Barb Cook. Debbie Lazen- by. Martha Crumbg fsecond rowl Dan Neilson. Terri Radmer. ,lanet Young. Kathy Klcmpcrer. Shirley' Kraft. Lorraine Cashin. Mary' Klempercr. Phyllis West. W1-rncr Kebsh. Band, chorus groups explore World of music Our Mercer Island music department flourished with three excellent singing groups under the direction of Mr. Leon Bjarnason. The Madrigals, consisting of three boys and eight girls, exhibited their talent for various service clubs and several concerts throughout the year. They also displayed their talents in the annual school play, Much Ado About Nothingf' The A Cappella Choir had the op- portunity to present several programs to the schools in the Mercer Island district. They also joined the mixed chorus in presenting traditional concerts throughout the school year. During the year. the Pep Band, instructed by Mr. Wayne Plank. led enthusiastic students at football and basketball games. They also encouraged and added spirit to all the pep assemblies. The band provided musical enter- tainment at numerous concerts this year. The orchestra, during its Hrst year at MIHS, displayed its newly formed talent at the mid-winter and spring concerts. 'Vlcmbcrs of the Band were: ffront rowljcll' Brewster. Pctcr Thorn. Marcile Swim. .lacquc Sidney. Nancy Lucas. Mike Flynn. Margie Powell. Lin- da Snyder. ,lim Vlellon. Lon Hoersterg tsecond rowj Tom Tix nan. Stuart Anderson. Bruce Lcadcnham. Tim DuBois. Karen Vogel. Sharon Nlc- lntyre. Dan Jacqui-tte: flllird rowj ,lim Duyall. Diane Coopcr. Clay Eals. Bob Ewing. Willy Yannicc. Rick Hayley. Ken Harwood. Merrill Ringold. jeff Fox. Sleycn Curl. Chris Henning. Ira Appelman. Ron Trachy. Alby Leyenson. Steve llarrisg ffourlh rowj Rob Fresn. Doug Holloway. Bob Harris. in , . A Q Q 5 2 E 1imm:fsfw.fr+ab, f -tsvwmt ,rw H A ff 7 uw f M tffwr MW-ww - wws: -wfaminmfmswu