Shadle Park High School - Sporran Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Hi-Lander Hi-Lites lnforms Students The newspaper. HI-LANDER HI-LITES, came out every other Thursday this year. It contained news of the students, clubs. and athletes of the past two weeks who have done something of interest in the school. Also included were timely articles about current issues that involved students on and off campus. Helping to get the paper out on time are: Executive Editor. Jon Troyer: Assistant Editor, Ken Pilcher: News Editor, Lyn Jones, Asst. News Editor, Nadine Koznek: Editorial Editor. Dick Morphis. Asst. Editorial Editors, Nancy Weaver and Marilyn Freeman: Feature Editor, Bill Geisler. Asst. Feature Editors, Stephanie Richardson and Kathy Price: Sports Editor, Jeff Wright, Asst. Sports Editor, Kathy Dixon: Circulation Editor, Debi Hoffman: Business Manager, Tracy Mead. Photographers, Don Davis, Dan Lynch, Steve Ostlie, Fred Peterson, and Cherie Hinchliff. Advisor, Pete Vander Wegen. Top center: Mr. Vander Wegen and Jon Troyer relax while talking over HI-LITES business. Right: Newspaper staff members include, clockwise: Debi Hoffman, Lyn Jones, Marilyn Freeman, Stephanie Richardson, Kathy Dixon, Nancy Weaver, Kathy Price, Nadine Koznek, Tracy Mead, Jeff Wright. Ken Pilcher. Bill Geisler, and Dick Morphis.

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Groups Studyg Travel Abroad For better understanding of world interests and problems, nine Shadle students visited foreign countries last summer. Many different travel programs are offered to students every year. These programs are to promote better international understanding, to exchange ideas with students and adults of other countries and to develop enrichment of mind and spirit through insight and empathy. Seniors Dave Ward and Melanie Skelton spent six weeks visiting Europe and Russia. The American Institute of Foreign Study lAIFSl made this trip possible for Mel and Dave and eighty other American high school students. Their six weeks tour allowed them to spend four weeks studying at the University of Leningrad, On another AIFS-sponsored tour, Tom Armitage and Frank Bayman visited St. Andrews, Scotland for three weeks. They also joined two hundred other AIFS students to tour Europe for an additional three weeks. Above: Mel Skelton and Dave Ward. last summer's visitors to Russia, play around on the swings in the park, Right: Harold Clarke and his AFS-sponsored brother, Kiko Chalupa from Feru. page through a book.