Mount Si High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Snoqualmie, WA)

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: :: :::S:i Honor Society's main project of the year was a very creative cookbook. Compiled of recipes generously provided by the Mount Si faculty, the book was organized by the very competent Debbie Upton and illustrated by the very weird Cheri Higley. Funds from the cookbook sale were intended for the purchase of a computer and music library. Membership increased this year. The number of students in- volved tripled. Honor Society's Advisors were Nancy Skerritt and Robert Odman. Officers were President Julie Peterson, V.P. Dale Deboer, Treasurer Martin Ehrich, and Secretary Debbie Upton. 106 Honor Society 1. Colleen Boyce ponders deep and philosophical thoughts. 2. Advisor Skerritt converses with cynic-at-large Cheri Higley while John Gephart looks amused. 3. Sue Williams expresses her feel- ings about Honor Society. 4. Scott Weppler and Terry Storaasli pay rapt attention. 5. Joan Rice worries if her GPA is good enough to keep her in Honor Society. 6.'Honor Society members. 5

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17 A W? - 1 -1--3 1-ll With the handsome Herr Tilton ac- ting as advisor, the German Club flourished into a very successful organization. There goals were realistic and well thought of. They were: to promote in- terest and involvement in German and Foreign Language study at Mount Si and in the community, and to provide extra-curricular activities and learning experiences for students and club members. Leading the pack were: President Greg Dickman and Honorary President Kaz Yamasaki, VP Anne Drury, Sec.fTreas. Adrienne Willder, and Public Relations Officer Teresa Weber. This year's fieldtrips included: a visit to U.W. to observe a German Literature class, dinner at a german restaurant, and a three day excursion to Leavenworth. With much enthusiasm, Mr. Tilton commented, We are looking forward to seeing German Club grow. A fine groupitis! 1. German club members are: Cleft to rightj Mr. Tilton, advisor: Debbie Upton, Greg Dickman, Teresa Weber, Renate Mafli, and Kirsten Konopa- ski. 2. Mr. Tilton enjoys reading, at the same time talking. 3. Julie Ferrier is taking a nap sitting up, what an experience! 4. Debbie Upton and Greag Dickman are preoccupied with their rigorous reading. 5. Left to right: Honorary Pres. Kaz Yamasaki, Advisor Herr Tilton, V.P. Anne Drury, Sec.fTreas. Adrienne Willder, and P.R. Teresa Weber. German Club 105

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4 har CW- - g -gg? - Approximately 30 students J 3 devoted their spare time to Pep Club! These pepsters, under the direction of Advisor Linda Jones, President Julie Hillman, Vice-President Renee Hughes, Business Manager Shari Yates, and Secretary Jackie Castro, par- ticipated in activities such as car washes, candy sales, and fun days. President Julie Hillman sets some special goals for herself and the group. These included making Pep Club more popular again, helping to bring about more school spirit, and making everyone in Pep Club feel wanted - both upper-classmen and under-classmen alike. Julie had one last comment, I feel we have a really neat group of people, and l feel we can get a lot done to help make this a great year! 5' 9 . 3' Q. go r , J i fi K it zse mw ? 3 J . . 1. Shannon Cernick, Gayle Grina, Debbie Ridgley and Joyce Carlson, are you trying to pose as the new pep god- I desses? 2. Buddies Debbie J Ridgley and Joyce Carlson flash us their cutie-pie smiles. 3. Sensuous Shannon Cernick gives our photographer the eye. 4. Gayle Grina, Karen Elliot and Maria Peer, are you looking down on your officers? 5. Of- ficers Julie Hillman and Renee Hughes flash us their smiles as Jackie Castro at- tempts to do the same! Pep Club 107