Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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is 'R ,t f -, hw . 4 ...W ., am sq Q if . i ,Q g ,L l 'K ' . i One can never feel quite alone in the halls of Mt. Baker. Walking down an empty hall, one can hear the echo of days gone past. The echo of lockers slamming, voices yelling, and feet shuffling. There also exists an air of expectancy. Any moment the bell might ring, bringing hundreds of students into the hall. One feels the presence of some- thing unseen, whether the halls are empty or full. Often students have had a fleeting glimpse ofa shadow flittering about the hall. An elu- sive shadow which, when looked at directly, disappears. . . ii,

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f 'x QA? NY . MOUNTAINEER STAFF EDITOR SENIOR ACTIVITIES KATHY VANDERYACHT INTRODUCTION SENIOR HIGH ARTS SANDRA RIDDLE PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR CLUBS ANNE BRONSON SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR HIGH ARTS DORIS GRAHAM BUSINESS MANAGER JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES VICKIE BENGEN SPORTS CO-EDITOR LINDA HOFFMAN SPORTS CO-EDITOR STAN PARK JUNIOR HIGH CLASSES JR. AND SOPH. CLASSES LINDA LEVAC FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION, SERVICES AND INDEX SHERYL LEAVITT

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492s -uni ll 'Q -Stiff 'F ...No one ever really leaves Mt. Baker. Not completely. Behind them, everyone leaves a part of themselves with the school. More than their picture on the wall, awards'they have won, or their initials carved on a desk-they leave a memory. And it is this memory which echoes in the halls, or is seen only as a shadow.