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

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The officers for Math Club were: President Greg Dickman, Vice-President John Gephart, and SecretaryfTreasurer Colleen Boyce. Mr. Marion stated that the officers and other individuals in the club were very outstanding. They all worked together and did a terrific job. ln the club, groups pursue com- mon interests such as: pure mathematics, applications, games, and computer program- ming. They also entered into con- tests. One was National Mu Alpha Theta Co-sponsor National Math. The club has a general meeting about every month. On their own time they would often meet dur- ing second lunches. A few goals they made were to increase in each member the en- joyment of mathematics and to offer mathematical experiences not otherwise available. Also an activity they had was to go to four math contests through the year. 1. Math Club poses for a group picture. Top row: Greg Dickman, John Baker, Derek Hurst, John Gephart, David Mosher, Brett Battey, Andy Jones, and David Meyers. Bottom row: Mr. Marion, Julie Gephart, Colleen Boyce, and Darrin Martin. 2. John Baker quenches Mr. Marion's thirst. 3. Oh no! Colleen Boyce what was that equation? 4. Stop smiling John Gephartg you're blinding people. 110 Math Club Rf

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An astonishing 50 girls and guys turned out to participate in Drama Club's many activities. This number was up drastically com- pared to last year's 30. The leaders of this enormous group were: Advisor Maggie Bennett, President Rob McCarty, Vice- President Rob Crispin and SecretaryfTreasurer Danny Grant. Along with performing The Miracle Worker, The Wind in the Willows, and student directed one acts, these talented artists participated in various special ac- tivities as well. These included the Students' Backstage Day at the Seattle Reperatory Theater, and a week-long acting workshop presented by Northwest Acting School. The club also kept themselves busy making some new pur- chases. Platforms for multi-level sets and a tape deck were added to Drama Club's lot. When asked' if she had set any personal goals concerning drama, Mrs. Bennett replied, I would like to extend the base of student in- volvement here at Mt. Si in order to provide quality theater ex- periences for the students and community. 1. Some of the Drama Club members. 2. Karen Shelton acts out a part with her comb. 3. Dan- ny Grant, my what fancy footwork you have! 4. Lisa Ackerman, you're not trying to make Jimmy Williams another one of your many victims now, are you? Drama Club 109

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Ski Club made its way to the top of the hill. Directors, Mr. John Roeber and Mr. Tim Berndtwork- ed to assist the students in fun- ding the trips up to the pass. Ski Club planned to go to Alpen- tal seven times. Each member on- ly paid three dollars a trip for driver and bus. Mr. Roeber was very excited about the club, especially after there was no snow last year. President Laurie Hindes thought the ski program was better this year because they had snow! The thirty-five members show- ed a willingness to help earn money by helping sell programs at school events and holding car washes. ln total, the club paid around nine hundred dollars towards the expenses of its members. Laurie Hindes adds, lt was a lot cheaper for us to go skiing. Ski Club members and directors were pro- ud that they could keep the costs down. 1. Bill Halstead, John and Kim Roeber, Tim and Sue Berndt pose on a snowy night. 2. Help , screams Ron Davis! 3. Eric Jeffery takes it easy around the corner. 4. Bob Marshall, Ron Davis, and Rob Crispen pose as snow bunnies. Ski Club 111