Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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150 I.E. builds futures Industrial Education builds for the future, helping students to realize their potential and gain experience that will open up many fields for them. The Industrial Arts Department consisted of Mr. Hugh Cheeseman, Mr. Greg Coy and Mr. Dennis Kempf. Mr. Cheeseman in- structed the metal working classes, power mechanics and he also helped in the con- struction trades. Mr. Coy, who has taught photography for six years here, was new to the drafting department. Mr. Dennis Kempf, a former teacher at Bellevue High, taught the woods classes. There was growing interest through the year in Industrial Arts, but Mr. Kempf stated he would like to see more girls in his classes because, Woods can be very per- tinent in their lives toof' He believes it is important for young people to get in- volved with woods because there is such a growing field in construction. Mr. Kempf said, There are a lot of jobs out there re- lated to woodf, The department, according to Mr. Kempf, had excellent equipment that matched any in the district and bettered most schools in the state. 1. A junior carefully Sponges on the finishing touch. 2. Junior Iohn McCullough contemplates the situ- ation. 3. Soccer buddies Colleen McShane and Lisa Maybee giggle at the photographer. 4. Mr. Dennis Kempf takes a breather after helping a student with a wood project. 5. Mr. Hugh Cheeseman demonstrates for his stu- dents liow to do it right . Laura Lisa jennifer Criley Cromwell Crowder ...K K . sig, Z. Nancy jan Kim Crowley Curre Dahlquist Andy Craig Kenny . if ' I Dalton Daly David Q I Brian Peter Davies Davison Scott Alan Davison Dawson Q 2 v 3 Doug john Kevin Ken Day Deszo Dettwiler Dickenson A f at T? Q' X. a , t if Tom Greg Katie Torrey Dolliver Dore Downey Dringman

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15 Cultures shared Would you be able to communicate with a person from another country? Teaching this skill was the basic goal of the foreign language classes. A new addition to the teaching staff was Alice Savitch. Ms. Savitch was born in Germany and later moved to Bolivia. She teaches both German and Spanish and is completely trilingual. The Foreign Langauge Resource Center is a place where students can go for extra help with their assignments and to listen to tapes. Also there were some students who were in accelerated programs who inet in the Center daily for class. According to Mr. Lyle Nichols, depart- ment head, The foreign language teachers and students have had an excellent year. I think, however, we all need a few weeks' vacation to get ready for another exciting year. l. juniors Kirk Parce and Amy Harper spend their study hall sitting on the radiators. 2. Caught hy surprise is Karl Paulsen, junior. 3. Ms. Alice Savitch, new foreign language teacher, emphasizes the pronunciation of a new word. 4. Mr. Lyle Nichols is amused at a student's question. if john john Grey Mary Rob Everett Ewins Ezell Fleckenstein Fletcher W ras X 45 Ax I X r , x 5 1,541- Cindy Debbie Shawn Dennis Brian Forbes Ford Forquer Fox Frazee Y N j ' N ' .3 X Mike Deborah Melanie Vicki Steve Freed Fry Fuller Funderburk Galvagno Russ Kim Pam Randy Karen Gillam Gillman Goddard Gray Greene v- J? 1',N of?rn Scott Fran Marcel Doug Greer Gregory Guerrero Gunter 2 1