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

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A'- A K 5 as , ' A ,.,.,,,.1 Assisting the counselors were: ffront rowj Laurie McGill. .lanet Keat- ing, Sue Smith. Allison Reed. Rom Schofield. Laurel Garbell. Linda Tur- ner: fseeond rowj Mary Pergakis, .Ian Sutclilfe, Jan Udovic. Cathie Anderson. Marcile Swim and Robin Zimmerman. Assistants serve school in library, office, Counseling, Office Assistants Under the supervision of secretaries Mrs. Roberta Hei- denreich and Mrs. ,Io Hawks the office assistants were taught the various jobs which are needed to run an office efficiently. Each girl was assigned the special duties which she completed each period. After school once a month the girls came in to assist the secretaries in other oflice work. The girls who worked in the counseling center helped the counselors serve the students by making appoint- ments, typing bulletins and delivering messages. The twen- ty girls were taught their various jobs by Mrs. Kinney, head secretary to the counselors. fbottomj Smiling behind the oflice counter were the oliice assistants: ffirst rowj Marilec Fisher, Cheryl Pietromonaco, Carol Little, Martha Vickers, Ellen Faris, Sheryl King, Lucia Wilson, Laurie Kelleran, Ruth Berry, Rosemary Cribauda, Sue Swang fsecond row, Dorothy Nelson, Linda Drummond, Barb Grieser, Janet Meixner, Karen Springer, Carol Bialkowsky, Cail Gilbert and Merrie Carlson.

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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

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Working in the library this year were: ffront rowj Barb Malmfeldt. Anne Allison, Pam Ball, Bob Buck. Mike Boster. Harris Klein, Tim Du- Mary Ann Murray. Suzi Kadner. Karen Olson, Sharon Bottomley. Cindy bois, Kathy Taube, Mrs. Darlene Penhalurick. librarian, and Steve Chris- Burns. Barbara Brow n. Tracie Squiresg fseeond rowj Mrs. Betty Web- tensen. ster. assistant librarian. Mike Cyr. Bill Miller. Merrie Carlson. Mary counseling center fright, Gathered around some of the A-V equip- ment were the A-V erew which consisted of ffront row, Mrs. Darlene Penhalurick, ,lan Stowell, Ben Mead. Barrie Maerae. llarris Klein, Mrs. Margie Lou Green. fseeond rowj Ron White. Don Nlagill. Stewe llollerbaeh. John Ver- nig. Stexe David. Dan Stewart. Ken Uswald. Burt Weitzman. Marty Lott. Dale Greenfield. Pat Nlalara. and Mark Witherbee. Library, Audio Visual Assistants The helpful advice and guidance of Mrs. Darlene Pen- halurick aided the library assistants in attaining a com- plete understanding of the library and its functions. In each period four students were involved with various jobs. These students learned many interesting and valuable facts about the library during their year as assistants. This was the first year the A-V crew had a room in which all the equipment could be kept in one place. Mrs. Margie Lou Green tried to maintain an accurate schedule of the films, records and slides so that they would always be available when the teachers wanted them. There were eighteen junior and senior boys trained in the operation of the equipment, which included the new 3M duplicator. The boys worked each period as they operated the A-V equipment for different classes throughout the year.