Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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lxvvni brit' Steven Brian Hcull llromler Brooks Brown Buingarilner Burdick 'Sr' Ken Tracy Matthew Andrea Wayne llnrnett Burris Bnstad Bntancl Byron HQ 5 2 '-5 551 , Matthew Keely Roger Daniel Cynthia Shawna Calhoun Canlplicll Carlson Carroll Carter Casey Elizabeth Colleen Merriheth Karen Cederstrom Chainlierlin Chase Christiansen ws., Lawrence Scott Valerie Carol Chu Colinrn Collioff Collins 22

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x X, Steven Beth Bennett Bessette P- Timothy Paul ' Bet! Bialek A 2 A 21.-. , ' - F, If ! 5, Dana Elizabeth Sabrina Bret Bier Bissell Bobrow Bollinger Brian Neil Marijeanne Perry Bolton Boyle Brashcar Brassington Thomas Cheryl Therese Gregory Bray Breen Brenner Brewer Class of '78 is great Spirit and fun filled activities have sur- rounded the Senior Class. To start the year off they had complete success with Home- coming. As Senior Class Treasurer Tim Prasil summed it up, Homecoming was 31. The Saturday night dance was a suc- cess, we made more money on it than last year. The officers have a very positive tone, as described by Senior Class Advisor Mr. john Scannell. Vice President Mike Luchino has worked with the other officers to make this year a success. The secretary, Nancy Leigh, really liked to get things done, and was always keeping people organizedf' re- plied Mr. john Scannell. Senior Class Historian Pam Grimm thinks, uThe class has really gotten closer. Every- body seems to be Working well together. Some of the activities accomplished were the film festival, lots of bake sales, car washes and a t-shirt sale. All these projects were to raise money for Senior Ball. Now Seniors, all that is left is graduation 1. The Senior Class Officers are busy at work plan- ning exciting activities. 2. Showing who's the best class are Senior Officers: Vice President Mike Luchino, Secretary Nancy Leigh, President Michael Davis, Historian Pam Grimm and Treasurer Tim Prasil. 21

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X .,'- . x. X,,,Q,Q It Iielieeca Collins vit-ki Cook N X is---x xg..- :Q at tx '4 X Kevin Tony 2 A Cooper Correa Suzanne Paula Debra jan Courtright Craig Crone Crosetti I, Malcolm Kye Currie Daarud Kathryn Bert Dame Davis 30- History is Worth a lot more Did you ever get tired of studying how Co- lumbus discovered America or what hap- pened during the XVar of 1812? Elective history was more than just history. lt in- volved classes that were meant to broaden the students' awareness ol the current world, while also giving them the chance to see how people can behave. One of our goals is that by the time the student has completed his studies at New- port, he should have worked in nmnbers ol' ie s in e ocia fciences, suci as is - f ld th S l S l r chology, anthropology and sociology and have had some exposure to societies and current events outside our nation. coin- mented Nlr. Bruno Pierini. Social Studies Department Chairperson. Some other goals were to help each stu- dent for his own opinions, organize ideas and to defend his conclusions. The Social Studies Department continually evaluated courses to see which would be dropped and looked at courses for the up- coming year, such as Fntures . Futures will be a course that looks at how societies will be in the future and what we'll have to do to prepare for them, commented Mr. Pierini. 1. Ms. Cenese llarney looks over the shoulder ol' a student she is helping. 2. An interesting question catches the attention of Ms. Barbara Velategui in her lluinan llelations class. 3. Mr. Bruno Pierini, the Lion, gives a student an intriguing grin. 23