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

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ASB Projects Counter evy Failure A.S.B, money raising events helped counteract the money not given to Shadle from the levy. Many things such as the Hope Walk, dances and similiar activities produced money and fun for kids, and Big Brothers. The A.S.B. lVlock Election was another big event in the fall starting on Nlonday, October 30, which was registration day in homerooms, Everyone who was still awake after the news and homeroom announcements answered a rew questions and then endorsed the voter registration form, Following an activity period con on Thursday to provide voting procedures, the polls opened Friday morning. In case you don't remember, Richard Nixon won: TWICE!

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ve- . l 1' V V V .X X ,, l iv' ' l lk -i Far left Mrs Dennie Moore and Mr Don Miller were chosen Frlendllest Teachers for the 72 73 school year bythe student body. Near left: Friendliest Boy and Girl chosen from each class were lfrom leftl Geri Bell and Mel Paddock. Seniors: Janet Dirkes and Micky Fleasor, Sophomores: and Jean Conley and Mark Deerheim, Juniors. Top left: Dave Sessions portrays the story teller DL' . in Piper on the Roof in the Hi-Henderson NL' 1 Day Con. To middle: Gre Clark commands if? P 9 . . if 1 Rhonda Ridnour to carry him off the hill XLT, 1 Qi, lr' during the lunch-activity period on Hi- ' A15 -tl I , Daddie Day. Top right: Cindy Hardenbrooke ffkfi' gill' l-fwlf , ,, f i . . . L, f Lf L ,,,-1 Lil' takes revenge on Hi-Lassie Day by dressing , ' 1 , 2 5 ' A , tg V John Silk up as a girl, as Gloria Christiansofr- , .U ig 'ia , if' .UU tif . V , 1 . L Pg ' Q . M111 . looks on, ,, Vw V my V , l.,,,,' q ,lg ,ff , I J- rd 3 N u wb ,ll , o if . 1 N1 c B elf' 'lr .dv fl.: , . :Lf-if 3 A cle .-. l . i 1 la i , 1 X ,Vg i f K .-.,,b ,VJ 2, ry , .-1 ly i ,. , ,, j ' 'Le , ,. ,NL . - J 'q,,l . ,B .. ,Ville mf ,nf ,flkff VH' Aflif' f , :if X 1 Q ' AQJWXJ 1,3 Ly N 6 'V H W Mjv- ' lf: -. y ,A , xg pb , ,,, Lf i 5- -l WN- 1 fl VV If j at U 1 A ll., f- yu Y H f V ,-- V 1 Arg,-4 . ,f ,lf wil , rw-' 19 Y U' ' l '- L if fl 51 li -.J l ry il ' x ., .3 4 1 IJ 155 .rfv 1 mu an ,, l H if--'A JLJF . QJ' ,. J L' lg fCx.,i, N Llyil E' ij! flip?- f P, ffibil' -t T, 'L' 'J i U .-fob' QQ if V ' QL XR :Y ISL V f xl! 3 :N Q ' , Lv 1 . mlf 1: gk - ' , ,E U- A bm' L4 'Q' 'U 1. I 1 . 7 . ' .tl -: 1,1 ' MC, J 'j lg -'frjl ,, ,UMA 5. ,U iv , ty ' J ji raw' wwf U -f 1 .f l ,- X fm F ...,.1.f ,f i A . if 4 l 1 --5 L, 34591 T , if ,lf ,..,-tj-if EI 'J A I -txjbi' ,1 ,I D ' M- , , , -Q f 31 li. ll A . ill' V ,Q f i , ,-,wif .pe-Lf if f -flf l QL ' i fl-' i ,Mtv Swv , 'M ,. 1 5 bl' J i - luv fab 3 if 'v,nVL.' ,' .yf Q , jr' l In LUV J ' - U .N x4.f ' l - ' 3 5 . f sr ,Ili WJ t' F' 1 'JJ' A lf l- N T-' .- - -. l.. .no .fy Y l vi. ' Pg, ol ., JM . rt f X' X, l . l Aww wi ' 5' l: M 2 pr 'S .file N' J' iw? 3' . ffxgkl 5 NV! fl 1 J V. ll L l IAJJV ,. F ,fi 'lf Q L ,D vi A r ,V , e 1 1 'V -1 IMA 1 . 1-NX L-f , l. 1 7: 1 , it fx, elf 'M f,-N ' ' 'Q l. AJ: ' f - 2?-' . xf 5 i - i i - , L 1 lf' . x at .J ' 'I l,'Xf' l 1. r i. 4 l, '11 - . , ' gi if' fl, ' ' NU U .fy l U 1 221' , . ,U fi . . ax . gg , . ' -, .1 1, www fn L, M, . . , . ' 1 by I A 3, J kj i 'ov f , . ,..,- 'f - .J i-:- , L 19

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Above: Juniors Robin lVlcCaIister and Resa Hilderman wait to vote in the mock elections. Left: The sign onthe voting booth advised no politicing. Above left: Junior Mark Johnson distributes the sample ballots. Far left: The fall semester A.S.B. officers were: Fred Peterson, vice president: Mike Sessions, president: Karen Cameron, secretaryg Terry Munther, treasurer: and Dan Flynn, fifth executive. Mr. Robinette served as advisor.