Mount Vernon High School - Skagina Yearbook (Mount Vernon, WA)

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mm « BOYS CROSS COUNTRY (11-2-0) Mount Vernon Opponent 20 Anacortes 50 Arlington 71 15 Ferndale 48 Monroe 85 43 Sehome 25 Lake Stevens 62 23 Anacortes 51 tangle y 56 Stan wood 182 Friday Harbor 196 30 Burlington 48 Anacortes 55 Sedro- Woolley 106 County 1st » League 2nd District 1st State 5th GIRLS TENNIS (12-0) Mount 1 Vernon Opponent 5 Arlington 6 Everett 1 5 Burlington 7 Cascade 6 Oak Harbor 1 5 Sehome 3 Sedro Woolley 2 5 Lake Stevens 5 Stan wood 5 Monroe 5 Anacortes 5 Bellingham DISTRICT 1st GIRLS SWIMMING (10-4) Mount Vernon Opponent 102 Lynwood 70 102 Meadowdale 88 103 Anacortes 65 27 Sehome 56 100 Everett 72 51 Bellingham 36 72 Marysville 95 46 Anacortes 36 30 Sehome 52 33 Edmonds 51 46 Anacortes 37 47 ■ Bellingham 36 . 45 Cascade 38 53 Anacortes 29

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Fall Sports Score Blocks VARSITY FOOTBALL (3-6) Mount Vernon 14 16 21 34 21 21 Ferndale Bellingham Burlington Lake Stevens Sedro Woolley Anacortes Arlington Sehome PLA YOFFS Ferndale Opponent 13 34 21 21 15 13 32 24 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL (14-3) Lake Stevens WON Anacortes WON Sedro- Woollen; LOST Arlington WON Sehome WON Lynden WON Monroe WON Ferndale WON Burlington LOST Bellingham WON Stan wood WON Lynden WON Sehome WON Arlington WON Sedro Woolley LOST Anacortes WON Lake Stevens WON DISTRICT STATE 2nd 8th M GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY J (6-6) Mount Vernon Oppon 27 Aracortes 33 Arlington 35 Frndale 23 -i. Monroe ■i 55 Sehome 38 Lake Stevens 33 58 Anacortes 47 Langley 21 St an wood 49 Anacortes 35 Burlington 60 Sedro- W alley 98 L -LEAGUE 3rd

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Seniors Maria Torres, Tim Hanstad Rule w — ooks Like We ' ve Made It. was appro- t z priately chosen as the theme for the ' ll Senior Ball. That night will be long re- membered by many as a special event. An overcrowded dance floor and waiting in a long line for pictures all proved worthwhile on filling the evening with treasured memories. Maria Torres and Tim Hanstad were chosen by the Senior Class to reign over the dance as King and Queen. For the third year in a row the MVHS Thespian Club sponsored as outstanding Variety Show. This select group of talented individuals proved that practice pays off as they were hand picked by director Mr. Joe Daman. Mr. John Babraitis assisted by leading the stage band. It all came to a conclusion on the night of November 16, with Kobi Grace taking first place singing a composition of her own, Elaine Dixon placed second doing a dance, and Chuong Luong placed third playing his guitar. Maria Torres and Tim Hanstad were chosen as Senior Ball Royalty for the Looks Like We Made It 1979 Senior Ball Newest And Oldest Are Show Favorites lirnok Rogers made a great hit at the Variety Show. An excellent version of an old favorite Who ' s on First was done by Lisa Markley and Paul Quinn 26