Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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L . 5 Q.. i ef Suzi Krekus Q A' Y .Y ,, , x' Phil Kropelnicki K-4 Krueger Q 6 Y f f I Doug Kathy Linda Carol Heidi Knunmel Krumwiede Kunzler Kuzeja Lake FF' Q- . il r t.- Thomas Glenn jeff Lisa Matt Lake Lane Leach Lehning Leishman Isabelle Michael Wendy Sandy Heidi LeLong Leong Lepsoe Libbey Lineberger l L P K jim Danny Ion Diana Brad Littleton Luke Luke Lund Lytle P.E. becomes popular Flag football - weight training - archery - figure contouring - floor hockey - soc- cer. These were but a few of the many P.E. courses offered this year. Participating stu- dents worked with some of the new equip- ment available, such as the new Weight- Training Room. Different school districts around the state came to visit Newport's P.E. department. Mr. Lincoln, Department chairman was pleased with the quality P.E. program that has been receiving a lot of recognition throughout the state. 1. Heading back to the locker room aftcr another class is Ms. Kathy Hutton. 2. Mr. Don Hershey times a student during his floor hockey class. 3. Mr. Bill Bloomer watches his students progress on the field. 4. Mr. Ray Lincoln is pleased with the quality P.E. courses offered at Newport. 5. Cramming homework is a familiar sight around Newport. 6. Ms. Iudy Olsen poses for the camera after her class. 179

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lf: Q5 Lisa McSh'mc McWilliams Kristi Kirby Michaelson Miller Kim Mittness Alstair Morrison Laura Linda Meadows Meder Xf.: 1 Q.r.. Q s X rorr . sr . as .I . xi I v A :sr ? ' 4 . X' r 1- Q K S i . b N i f N 9 I 5' . .Q Corinne Pattv Milligan Millpointer 'A A 1. R... --, Q 55 'LY' Laurie Sheryl Miyatake Montague Kathy - Meserve Rob M imbu 'Qs' was Jig' fi, . X a 5 fi Q K as ga W E Anita Moran Stacy Emily Morrison Mortimer Steve Motsenbocker Changes seen in Library Shhhhl Who me? Talking? Not any moreg not after the library arrangement was changed at the beginning of the year. The librarians and a group of concerned stu- dents and teachers devised a way to keep the noise level down to a minimum. They took away tables and arranged the Library so they could keep more of an eye on the students and take care of those who were being noisy. As a result, there seemed to be less noise, and the librarians helped more students on the whole. Since the fire, things have been going well. According to Mr. Dave Ticen, in about one half year the Library will have the amount of books that they need. When asked how the students have adjusted to the shortage of materials, he said, 1 think students have adapted, and gotten along well. I'm happy with the Way it's improved. 1. Becky Lamatao raises her hand in Speech class. 2. Ms. Fran Apetz checks a card in thc card cata- logue. 3. Mr. Dave Ticen glances up from his book to talk to a student. 4. Ms. june Wehrwein is captured while doing some library work. 5. Sophomore Carla Hatcher turns to talk to a friend. -