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

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5.A.D.D., under the direction of Mr. Galloway, is a group of students who are against driving drunk. The group was led by students with leadership qualities. This year they co-sponsored an assembly called Bridges which owed us how to express our feelings towards others. They also had a poster ntest in which students were given a theme and they had an opportunity to win izes. Page 136 I.) The fearless leaders of S.A.D.D. 2.) Faith Combs sings Mary had a little Lamb to the entire student body. 3.) Jennifer Chamberlain and Susie Ament show off a new sign at Mt SI. Page 137 l.)Do they look like they are S.A.D.D. to you. S.A.D.D. 137

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Each year the Foreign Language Fair seems to get better and better. Without a doubt it ' s due to all the hard work of the students and the teachers involved. The French, German, and Spanish classes spend weeks building, planning, and putting together one night of International bliss. The respon- sibility of the students under the advisorsiiip of Miss Pinkerton, French classes, Mr. Baumann, German classes, and Mrs. Scott, Spanish classes, made the fair not only enjoyable, but also tasty. Page 138: 1) Marc Pepe ' Victor gives service with a smile. 2) Ke ly Gregory and Steve Haas chug a bier. Page 139: 1) Joe Lewellen. Dennis Joule, and Matt Rankin promote peace among nations. 2) Curt Keller and Stacl Davis say, Come on and try our Nachost Please?!? 3) Jason Adcox as we ' ve never seen him before, and hopefully never again! SPONSORED BY THE FRENCH, GERMAN, AND SPANISH CLUBS