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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

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FP ow 2180 anf, 7 WG yh (AAU roy () 5 Set GNA Gwe 1. Jack Mathews Gonzaga U. B.A., M.A. Principal 2. Carl Crowe Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Asst. Principal 3. Ray Mohney Eastern Washington U. B.A. Asst. Principal _ 4. Jan Daisley U. of Washington B.A., M.E.D. Senior Counselor 5. Robert Cappello Gonzaga U. B.A. Career Counselor cariirey tonvetiegpociosnapeitoc iit te 6. Verda Adams Eastern Washington U. Business Ed. Junior Counselor 7. Wayne Chandler U. of Washington B.A., M.A. Dean of Students COUNSELORS 8. Lance Brown Whitworth B.A., M.A. Sophomore Counselor 9. Blanche Woodward Eastern Washington U. B.A. Sophomore Counselor o a 1. Secretaries, Row 1: Ann Horn, Connie Boucher, Eleanor Boswell, Betty Christie, Connie Watts. Row 2: Jean Alspaugh, Patricia Erickson, Barbara Weatherly, Arlene Cowan, Barbara Newmeyer. 2. Cooks, Row 1: Alice Martinson, Marcia Miley, Clara Ninemire, Jean Oliver, Rose Angle. Row 2: Peg Harp, Carin Harst, Gwen Davis, Marianne Kaiser, Anne Hlookoof, Wonda Bunny. 3. Kathy Reed Whitworth B.S. School Nurse 4. Clyde Coleman Custodian 5. Jim Whitman Eastern Washington U. B.A. Biology, Ecology . James Groves Adams State College B.A. Biology, Physics . Vern Page Warner Pacific College B.A. Biology, Psychology 8. Larry Parton Gonzaga U. B.A., M.A. Biology, Chemistry . Paul Jensen Montana State U. B.A., M.A. Biology . Joe Heslin Washington State U. B.S. Oceanography, Biology 1. Ken Judd Eastern Washington U. M.A Psychology: 2. Geraldine Couture Whitworth, Gonzaga U. B.A., M.A. Horticulture 3. George Ross U. of California B.A. Science 4. Harvey Lochhead Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Geometry, Inter. Math 5. Linda Fulginiti Montana State U. B.S. Math 6. Wayne Eacker lowa State U. B.S., B.E., M.A. Math, Geometry . H.T. Clark Whitworth B.S., Business Ed. Math . Tom Carney Washington State U. General Studies Math . Robert Johnson Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.E.D. Math 10. Karen Wilson Eastern Washington U. B.A. Math 11. Dave Robertson U. of New Mexico B.A., M.B.S. Math 5 . = a ¥ is ig e 1. Ron Kovick U. of Washington BS. Humanities, Eng. 2. Barbara Cozad Central Washington U. A.A., B.A. Eng., Drama 3. Barbara Beard Whitworth B.A. Eng., Journalism 4. Dick Potter Eastern Washington U. B.A. Special Ed. 5. Kathleen Carroll U. of Washington B.A. SCOPE teacher for Eng. 6. Virginia Burger Washington State U. B.A English 7. Louise Forsyth Washington State U. B.A. Humanities, Eng. 8. Terrence Kelly Gonzaga U. Business Ed., M.A.T. English 9. Betty Partridge University of Wisconsin Bea: Eng., Humanities 10. Robert Gilmore Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Eng., Humanities 11. Ida Rowe Whitworth B.A., M.A.T. Humanities, Eng. 1. Kim Thiemens Washington State U. B.A. English, History 2. Bob Smith Eastern Washington U. B.A. Special Ed. 3. Becky Boyington Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. English 4. Lloyd Fowler Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.E.D. English, Speech 5. Frank Yuse Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. English . Larry Clark Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. English, Typing 7. James McBride Gonzaga U. B.A. Philosophy 8. Judith Morstad Whitworth B.A. Librarian ENGLISH . Neil Dressler Whitworth B.A. English . Patricia Bockmeyer Washington State U. B.A. English 1. Don Miller Washington State U. B.A., M.A. Humanities, C.W.A. 2. Bill Meuler lowa State U. B.S., M.A. World History 3. George Manning Eastern Washington U. B.A. 20th Century, Sociology 4. Robert Haney Eastern Washington U. B.A. History 5. William Dunlop Eastern Washington U. B.A. Traffic Safety Ed. 6. David Henry Eastern Washington U. Business Ed., M.A. Traffic Safety Ed. ’ f ey 47 |! ee . Jim Elvington Northern Idaho College B.A., B.S., M.A. Government, Economics . Dale Williams U. of Idaho B.A., M.A. Economics, Humanities . Ronald Chattin Eastern Washington U. B.A. Social Studies SOCIAL STUDIES 10. Lloyd Harman Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Economics, C.W.A. . Gene Kelly Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Humanities, C.W.A. . Evan Bell Seattle Pacfic U. B.A., M.A. Humanities, Government 1. Cindy Ashley Washington State U. Bis: Home and Family 2. JoAnn Giffing Eastern Washington U. B.A. Home and Family 3. Margaret Knapp Washington State U. B.A. Home and Family 4. Karen Simchuck Washington State U. B.A. Home and Family 5. Kay Wojack Samford U. B.A. Home and Family 6. Donna McMurray Eastern Washington U. B.A. Home and Family 10. Ronald Clipperton Eastern Washington U. B.A. . R. O. Jones Industrial Arts Eastern Washington U. B.A. . Don Sanborn Industrial Arts California State U. B.S: . Jerry Carter Industrial Arts Eastern Washington U. B:A. Industrial Arts . Terry Brandon Eastern Washington U. B.A. Automotive, Power Mech. 1. Dave Gunderson Whitworth B.A., M.A. Economics, Health 2. Robert Stockman Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Business Ed. ads SRR seas Ia 3. Ed Feldhusen Eastern Washington U. B.A., M.A. Business Ed. BUSINESS ED. 4. Gary Davis Eastern Washington U. B.A. Economics, History 5. Anne Uyehara Eastern Washington U. B.A. Business Ed. 6. Harlow Moe Concordia College B.A., M.A. Business Ed. Sa Bs er nn none mein rene: se Ae me) ni =CiN MANGO) . C |= . Kathy Wellington . Pamela Baker Eastern Washington U. Washington State U. B.A., M.A. B.A. Business Ed. German . Jim Morlan . Carlos Flores Eastern Washington U. Spanish B.A., M.A. Business Ed. . William Via Gonzaga U. B.A., M.A. French PHYSICAL EDUCATION WaNw a ae x as 1. Bob Morris ,Y_U. of Washington vo BA, MA. ) P.E. 2. Charles Bailey Pasadena City College A.A., B.A. Foes 3. Linda Sheridan Washington State U. BS. PE: 4. Jim Brown Washington State U. B.S. PE. 5. Lyle Pugh Washington State U. B.S., M.A. P.E. 6. Clyde Coombs PE. SHADE PE. 7. Claudia Halseth Fort Wright College B.F.A., B.A., M.A. Art 8. George Alex ! 10. David Wakeley Eastern Washington U. U. of Idaho B.A. B.A. Art, Jewelry, Ceramics Music 9. Nancy Goodman . Mel Kornmeyer Eastern Washington U. Washington State U. B.A. B.A., M.S. Art, PE. Music ena wes . PARTICIPA TING FALL ASB Keeping everyone involved was exactly what the ASB did during the 78-79 school year. The fall officers consisted of four seniors and one junior. Mickey Miller was leading the fall council, followed by Jere Sullivan, Vice-President; Patty Gillogly, Treasurer; Jeff Smith, Fifth Executive; and Julie Robbins, Secretary. Their main events, while in office, were Highlander Week which consisted of a different activity for each day of that week, and the rummage sale, involving many different clubs” at Shadle. The Christmas par- ty at Garland School was an enjoyable and fun occasion. The project with the League was a money and food drive. The money went to the Spokesman-Review Christmas fund and the food went to the Food Bank. The Christmas Dance was a great success, which was sponsored by the ASB. The Spring ASB had a hard act to follow but with Jane Annis as their President, the semester was a SUCCESS. ASB was in good hands with Terry Fagin as Vice- President, Carolyn McDonald as Treasurer, Lisa Lydon as Fifth Executive, and Secretary was Stacey Shagool. One of the events of their second semester term was putting on the Sweetheart Dance. To end the school year they had Spirit week. Many special thanks to their advisor, Mr. Stockman. The fall semester League officers were Kathy Redmond, President; Becky Arrigo, Vice-President; Diane Soderstrom, Secretary; and Teresa Deno, Treasurer. All these girls did a good job last fall. They started out with the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, which was lots of fun as usual. They visited a rest home in November as their Thanksgiving Project. In December the League got together with ASB to see how much food and money could be collected. This Christmas Project helped make many people have a much merrier Christmas. The Dad-Daughter Dessert, with ‘‘Mother Goose’ as the theme, was in January. A real- ly good program was put on which also included the instal- lation of new officers. This ended the fall semester which was successful, especially with all the help and support of Verda Adams, their advisor. I : The spring semester League got together and began making plans right away. The officers were Sandi Weber, President; Gaye Brown, Vice- President; Melody Huntley, Secretary; and Joan Conley, Treasurer. They had some really good ideas this year, like the Mr. Heart-throb contest, and sending kisses to people in their homerooms on Valentine's Day. They also sponsored a very successful Cotton Day Dance. The girl’s passed out flowers on May Day during the lunches and ended a very successful semester with the Mother-Daughter Tea in May. This year’s fall Class of '79 officers kept themselves quite busy, doing things which not only affected their class but also helped the rest of the school get into the swing of things. They started off the year with a balloon sale the first day of school and then again during Highlander Week. Next came the Highland Fling, an annual mixer which starts off the new year. Once the excitement of the new year was over, the officers then started plans for their Senior Prom and other functions including the Sweetheart Dance. Their last contribution came when they helped with the annual food drive. The fall officers are: Steve Hattamer, President; Rita Ulland, Vice- President; Nancy Bowers, Secretary; Stacey Shagool, Treasurer; Lisa Hall, Fifth Executive. FALL ‘79 The spring officers of the Class of '79 had a very excit- ing second semester and had the time of their lives during their last 4 months of high school. The excitment had a low spot between the 2 quarters, but then quickly came up with that final day nearing. SPRING ‘79 The Senior Luncheon was one of the first events to bring the excitement back, then came the Senior Prom which was a highlight of the year. The spring officers are: Jeff Smith, President; Greg Mitchell, Vice-President; Judy Hill, Secretary; Molly Brown, Treasurer; David Reser, Fifth Executive. Spirit, togetherness, and enthusiasm are what the Class of ’80 was made up of. One of the most successful projects of the fall semester was the annual rummage sale for which the class accumulated over $200. The Christmas project was another success for the juniors. They topped both of the other classes by bringing in the most money for the Spokesman-Review Christmas Fund and the most canned food for the Food Bank. Organization of the Junior Prom was the main objective of the class. The ground work was set by the fall officers. To end the semester on a drowsy note, the class held a 18 hour rock-a-thon which was very successful. The fall Class of ’80 officers are: Kris Stocker, President, Lori Leoni, Vice-President, Dori Duchow, Secretary, Mitzi Soo, Treasurer, Julie Roberts, Fifth Executive. The advisors are Cindy Ashley and Kathy Carroll. FALL ‘80 The Class of ’80 struck again spring semester starting off with elections of officers. They are: President, Jeff Atkinson; Vice-President, Rob Caldwell; Treasurer, John Barrington; Secretary, Tammy Holms; Fifth Executive, Linda Ramsey. The officers and representatives entered into some wishy washy business when they had car washes as money raising projects. Then, the students of the Class of '80 showed off their hidden talents when they put on a Gong Show. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom. The event was held at the Davenport Hotel and was surely a night the Juniors of '79 will never forget. Even with a late start, the Class of '81 quickly made up for lost time when they held their class elections in January. They elected five spirited officers: Peter Prekeges, President; Mark Rypien, Vice-President; Janna Hilderman, Secretary; Chantel Smith, Treasurer; and Paul McKee, Fifth CLASS OF ‘81 Executive. They all went right to work planning projects to promote class spirit and composing their constitution and by-laws which were approved by the ASB. They also planned many fun projects and promoted lots of school spirit. The much appreciated and delightful Cheerleaders of 1978-79 were Linda Demond, Linda Brunette, Jackie Jarvis, Lori Johnson, : Amy O'Donoghue, Kathy | Kight, and Jenene | McGuiness. Last summer the girls were off to Ellensburg where they attended Cheer- leading Camp. Here they re- ceived superior rating in Good Sportsmanship, Leadership, their Cheerleading ability, and an additional award for the most spirited group. With their new disco look, . these seven girls gave their one hundred and ten percent best support and spirit to all athletes. Treats, breakfasts, a touch of confidence, T.P. jobs, and locker and wall decora- tions were a few special added touches by the girls. This year’s Cheerleaders have been a consistent source of spirit and inspiration to us all. With the guidance of advisor Linda Fulginiti, the year proved to be successful. We are all very thankful to these seven girls for doing such a great job. ey ae a i Be tact B-SQUAD This year the B-Squad and J.V. teams were very lucky to have seven energetic sophomores, Lisa Bartel, Kristy Severud, Hiedi Erness, Molly Hanley, Sheila . O'Donoghue, Donna Jess, and Danelle Fuller as their B- Squad Cheerleaders. They earned money for uniforms by putting on car washes and rummage sales. A lot of thanks goes to each one of them. The Scottish tradition here at Shadle was upheld this year by 12 very talented girls. Many thanks go to piper Joe Cepeda. The girls are: Row 1: Debbie Kelly, Denise Nordby, Sue Bagdon, Suzie Miller, Wendy Kuhn, Jeanna Kuest. Row 2: Susie Pollard, Theresa Lovera, Marlena Sessions, Kathy Bass, Jenene Grimer, Jennifer Butters. HIGHLANDER WEEK Without Santa Claus, Christmas would be giftless to say the least, as Shadle would be without our traditional Highlander Week. It was sponsored by the fall A.S.B. officers. The Highlanders showed off their spirit proudly by voting. It was a friendly voting done by the students. They voted for the friendliest teachers and students. With much agreement, the friendliest teachers were Cindy Ashley and Jim Whitman. How can we forget those friendly stu- dents? They were Leonard Hahn and Jane Annis for the seniors; Diane Bursiel and Doug Starkey for the juniors; and last but not least, the sophomores, Paul McKee and Debbie Collingswood. Congratulations to all these _ friendly people. As tradition has it, the spirit played through the halls with the band, followed by a fine pep con by the cheerleaders. To end this festive week, stu- dents put on their dancing shoes and boogied to the KJRB disco machine at the Highland Fling. It was a great way to end a super week. Row 1: Jodi Powell, Heidi Urness, Lucy DeGon, Kathy Ryder, Idonna Byram, Danelle Fuller, Gina Read. Row 2: Tami Brenden, Beth Sisson, Leanna Johnson, Cynda Nebergall, Mardell Anderson, LaRee Byram, Mi- chelle Fay, Donna Jess. Row 3: Cin- dy Ashley, advisor; Ann McGougan, Mindy Bass, Kristey Severud, Lisa Newland, Leslie Martell, Shelley For- rester, Connie Felton, April Mitchell. Row 4: Linda Williams, Heidi Honner, Pam Paggett, Colleen Shea, Paula Rowley, Julie Schmidt, Kelly King. NAN Oi NIC ONE Nothing but the finest was a proper definition for the 1978- 79 Marching Unit. During the year the girls contributed full time spirit and dedication. They performed in many half- time shows, parades, a jewel- ry sale, a turkey raffle, along with two eventful trips, one to Moscow and the other to Se- attle. Much loyalty and dedication was shown by the Marching Unit new advisor, Cindy Ashley, who also demonstrated enthusiasm and spirit throughout the year. 129 Many devoted, creative, and hard working people worked on the yearbook. This year’s annual was to be one of Shadle’s best. With the help of every last member of the staff, the dreant came true. The goal of this year’s annual was to have it be as . enjoyable and memorable as possible to the students. To make this happen, the staff put their many creative ideas together, along with a few nervous breakdowns to reach this goal for the people of Shadle Park. Various members attended _workshops over the summer and during the school year which helped us a lot. There. cannot be enough thanks for . Barbara Beard, our advisor, and Jeff Butler, Editor-in- Chief, for all the extra work they have done. The 1978-79 Sporran Staff is proud to give you this year’s edition of the Sporran. Brad Mickelsen, Rob Caldwell, Jeff . Butler, Bill Weber, Mike Joireman, ( Sc Becky Gehret, Jeff Duckett, Carla (KA L ote McCarthy, Linda Spears, Lorrain Ms oy ‘ee Korling, Karen Kubu, Mike — Ie BY OU) atk . ue Brzoznowski, Linda Galvin, Randy Y AS AC y a aes Mickelsen, Diane Berman, Wendy C ome Kuhn, Karen Brask, Liz Hall, Shery}—(1,_- XS} eT ODP Nice, Jackie Jundt, Janet Jones, os LOSS Dennis Hauenstein Not pictured: . ae ee ee ef Mike Kuhry, Linda Ramsey, ee ae ONC . 4. OO Schmidt, Pat McGowan Od dad 2 wat) Sa : Oa J ¢ 7 . , 4 ) aR. , ry : Ss Me gy FT VIO MAB G 3 (j A] fi {° as ty Shaler, ¢ OU) OK j : ih J : ct gh iN es Freee es | 3 . l oS DOTS on aa? aaa! a — CARN ie = {7 ees pee BIE ase oe cae A731 hie SS ya The Hi-Lander Hi-Lites staff did nothing but the best in making this year’s newspaper write-on! With their many editions, the reporters brought you _ stories about sports right down to unfavorable study halls. In charge of these hard working people was Barbara Beard, their advisor, and Tim Paulson, Editor-in-Chief. Many round of thanks go to these people for their out- standing jobs. With the hot news coming to the students every two to three weeks, the staff was continuously. busy to say the least. Many thanks to each and every member of the staff for making this year’s editions of the Hi-Lander Hi-Lites the best they could possibly be. Tim Paulson, Kevin Waite, Jim Watts, Bob Knutsen, Laura Hattamer, Jeff Atkinson, Peggy Wylie, Ellen Bayman, Kim Harvill, Dennis Hauenstein, Pat McGowan, Tom Uryga, Susan Bayse, Michelle Birch, Mike Brzoznowski, Shannon Burris, Mike Cain, Kim Johnson, Brian Jones, Teresa Kubu, J.R. Lasswell, Michael Lydon, Barry Morris, Laurie Noyes, Betsy Piper, Shelley Rothstein, Wade Thompson, Leslie Topping, Cindy Turney, Shelley Viger. Drummers Row 1: Jeff Omeron, John Adams, Tony Ambrose, Brian Kamp, Pat Garrett, Row 2: Norm Perry, Cindy Dolen, Karen Steckel, Daryl Krauter, Cindy Wordell, Robin Huminston, Brass Section Row 1: Lori Pascher, Paul Beebe, Tim Rausch, Brian Moran, Bill Bosse, Greg Garves, Steve Jones, Brian Jeffords, Scott Walker, Wayne Childs; Russell Lewis, Mike Garrett, Row 2: Chuck Armstrong, Mike Stevens, Kurt Peterson, Jeff Wordell, Rob Nebergall, John Wynia, Trina Wagner, Candy Jamison, Brian Stauffer, Majors Row 1: Dawn Cline, Greg Felton, Dan Hopkins, Woodwinds Row 1: Bev Marr, Carol Hanowell, Kris Lester, Kari Peterson, Row 2: Laurie Rivers, Lori Lesser, Cheryl Wendt, Steve Vierling, Angela Hogge, Greg Whyatt, Kim Murashige, Carol Hinzman, Lori Massengale, Row 3: Renee Mayes, Greg Stauffer, Bruce Mason, Scott Strayer, Brian Loft, Mark James, Bri- an St. Peter, Leah Reynolds, Rhonda Silvrance, Teri Low, Lisa Heimbigner, Margie Fleck. Where was that impressive sound of music coming from this year, from the band room and many other places at Shadle, of course. With many extended hours of practicing, our Marching Band represented Shadle proudly. The 81 member group was directed by the talented David Wakely. Our band was a constant source of spirit for the school. With the heart pounding sound of drums and the shrill of the horns, they marched our teams onto victory. They have participated in many musical events, candy sales, a trip to Seattle, the cons, and half time shows. Combining the leadership of the director, and the superior job done by the players, we can proudly say we have a number one band at Shadle. i Orchestra members are: Row 1: Francine Smith, Sally Gall, Carolyn Weber, Vicky Strandberg, Lisa New- land, Linda DeMond, Joy Vollmer, Row 2: Beth Neidhold, Patty Swan- son, Sharon Hensdell, Linda Bru- nette, Tony Ambrose, Alex Barrow, Kent Sisson, Mark Anderson, Phil O'Donoghue. Concert Band members are: John Adams, Tony Ambrose, Chick Arm- strong, Randy Ballensky, Paul Bee- be, Shari Birch, William Bosse, Jane Carrico, Jeff Chapman, Wayne Childs, Dawn Cline, Frederick Corp- nery, Jim Cox, Cindy Dolen, Greg Felton, Marjorie Fleck, Mike Garrett, Pat Garrett; Greg Garves, Scott Gur- ley, Carol Hanowell, Lisa Heim- bigner, John Hill, Carol Hinzman, Scott Hoagland, Angela Hogge, Dan Hopkins, Robin Humistom, Mark James, Candy Jamison, Brian Jef- fords, Steve Jones, Brian Kamp, LouAnn Kamp, Daryl Krauter, Lori Lesser, Chris Lester, Russell Lewis, Brian Loft, Theresa Low, Beverly Marr, Lori Masingale, Bruce Mason, Renee Mayes, Christine McGinn, Paul McGinn, Brian Moran, Tracy Mullenix, Kim Murashige, Bob Ne- bergall, Kris Olsen, Jeff Omeron, Lorrie Pasher, Norman Perry, Kari Peterson, Kurt Peterson, Tim Rausch, Leah Reynolds, Laurie Riv- ers, Frank Schoonover, Rhonda Silv- rants, Bryan Stauffer, Greg Stauffer, Karen Steckel, Michael Stevens, Bri- an St. Peter, Scott Strayer, Steven Vierling, Cindy Voss, Trina Wagner, Scott Walker, Cheryl Wendt, Scott Wesche, Greg Whyatt, Jeffrey Wor- dell, Lucinda Wordell, John Wynia, James Yeend. | | | JAZZ ENSEMBLE The Jazz Ensemble is made up of 15 highly talented musi- cians interested in jazz music enough to join this specialized group. Entertaining at con- certs performing at music fes- tivals, and competing at jazz contests are some of the things that kept this active group busy. Led by David Wa- kely, the ensemble has brought a different style of music to Shadle. Row 1: David Wakely, director; Lisa Heimbigner, Ann Lambert, Pat Garrett. Row 2: Paul Beebe, Mark James, Greg Stauffer, Marty Curtis, Brian St. Peter, Candy Jamison, Theresa Low. Row 3: Scott Walker, Mark Anderson, Greg Garves, Jeff Omeron, Greg Felton. The Highlandaires are made up of the most highly accomplished and talented singers at Shadle Park. Receiving superior ratings at many of the contests they participated in, this group upheld the record of excellence that the Highlandaires are famous for. Under the talented direction of Mel Kornmeyer, these talented singers contributed greatly to the musical success of Shadle Park. Row 1: Tawny Wisher, Kathy Ryder, Vickie Christensen, Hsi-Ling Chang, Mel Kornmeyer, director; Terri Stewart, Bonnie Hunt. Row 2: Linda Picard, Lori Lightner, Larry Hommel, Mary Clouse, Bruce Means. woes Se eae sn OER - Row I: Mary Sewell, Mark Dumoulin, Gary Hill, Barry Morris. Row 2: Su- san Johnson, LeAnne Ostendorf, Laura Ferrette, Julie Jones, Gigi Kreulen. Row 3: Donna Jess, Cici Smith, Karen Thew, Linda DeMond, Kari Winters. Row 4: Jim Hrubik, Rob Oliver, J.R. Lasswell. Row 1: Shannon Burris, Vickie Christensen. Row 2: Suzanne Sattler, Linda Picard, Bonie Hunt, Hsi-Ling Chang. Row 3: Lisa Hall, Lynne Williams, Jill Nelson, Valarie Hill. Row 4: Dave Reamer, Donn Gehret, Tad Smith, Jon Lubben. Row 5: Mike Granger, Bruce Means, Larry Hommel, Chin-Li : s aay, em alee ab AS De ote eee el Row 1: Diana Sattler, Carol Schwartz, Maria Armenta, Diane Hurmence, Yvonne Friedland, Carrie Lisenbee. Row 2: Kevin Waite, Larry McDowell, Jean Pederson, Kelli Hill, Sharon Stiles, Christina Weber. Row 3: Kathy Ryder, Susan Conrath, Kevin Bartlett, Brenda Peterson, Beth. Campbell. hah 1,0) 5 viene hae at | Y =e yw) iY ho” WwW yw ri | he WV Nee Vl n ¥ d : pal : - F , i p ™ (i 0¥ AV i ae ee) a � N 6s Saat a Y Vf ‘ Vit al a7 AV “dN aN | fA ay, } tA V yr i Vv ) ) site ‘ d Ae j Vv Ly : Aly Cy Z ; Kf roe Vv K ee WV A : V , ; {ia WW f | ah z Ou aN hk ;. Wy vO | ft yous “IRA YN x Re ) ih L NA y A U Bes | eas? i Y ) (ue Ane eS Y H Q “ ar : } Ny IVT { A ry Vv tl f “4 oe aN ON a aga es | Shadle’s first musical of the year, entitled ‘‘Brigadoon,”’ played a three day engagement from November 16-18. It was a production that stayed in tune with our Scottish heritage by combining Highland Dancers, a piper, and of course the cast members. The stage was set by two young Americans hunting in the Highlands of Scotland. The two men accidently found their way into the tiny little village of Brigadoon. The village, through a miracie, appears only once every 100 years. The rest of the play depicts a day in the lives of the people of Brigadoon. The hunters try to discover why this town is so peculiar. In this attempt, one of the hunters, played by Bob Urbaniak, falls in love with a girl from the village, Tony Kennedy. He returns, however, to his fiancee in New York. After being plagued for four months by his memory of Brigadoon, and skillfully avoiding marriage to his fiancee, he returns and miraculously finds Brigadoon again. They apparently live happily ever after. Remaining cast members included Mark Lane, Sandi Webber, Joyce Koenig, John Gauche, Melody White, Jeff Amsden, Greg Mitchell, Larry Hommel, Mark Dumoulin, Kevin Martindale, Stuart Duvall, Bill Basset, Lindy Libby, and Lynnette Pederson. Mrs. Cozad directed this production. Assisting her were Mr. Wakely, conductor and Mr. Kornmeyer, choral director. ta : = Se = : 7 ee ado Tre my ta! “January Thaw’ was presented by the drama class on February 15 and 17. The play revolved around two families, the Gages and Rockwoods, fueding over who would live in an old house in Connecticut. The play started when the Gages purchased an old colonial style house and modernized it. In the meantime the Rockwoods, who were known to be dead for six years, “JANUARY THAW returned to find their house inhabited by strangers. There were arguments and fights over who would stay to live in the house. The lead roles were played by Kevin Martindale, who portrayed Herbert Gage and gave an outstanding performance, and Lori Johnson, Greg Mitchell, and Lisa Hall. The rest of the cast consisted of nine people: Joyce Koenig, Jane Annis, Mark Dumoulin, Lynette Peterson, Stuart Duvall, Tony Kennedy, Fred Connery, John Gauche, and Jeff Hall. Credit should also be given to Mrs. Wilson, the Assistant Director and Mr. Clipperton, who was in charge of set construction. The Advisor of this success was Mrs. Cozad. 143 The night life started to rock and roll at Shadle on October 28, the evening of the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Judi Puckett, dance chairman, and the fall League officers, Kathy Redmond, Becky Arrigo, Theresa Deno, and Diane Soderstrom made the Sadie a success. These girls did a fine job of delegating the responsibilities of making name tags, dance tickets, and decorations. Refreshments were also taken care of by the girls. The night was filled with a lot of different activities. Pictures were taken by Dorian Studios. The couples then got hitched by ‘‘Marrying Sams’’ por- trayed by numerous faculty members and their spouses. Girls and their guys danced the night away to the band Madrigal. Contests were held for the best costumes. The winners for most Sadieish were Lori Johnson and Mike Kretzer, who were dressed as hillbillies. Winning for the most original costume were Julie Roberts as a Boy Scout and Steve Rec- tor as an old lady. A contest was then held for the best dance couple. The winners were coneheads Linda Neilson and Jeff Chapman. The League officers appreciated the chaperone’s help in judg- ing. SADIE HAWKINS 145 ag 4; ; y a o | : 4 2 : ie On SHE) OMBYAN@;= The Christmas spirit was evi- dent on December 16, the evening of the annual Christ- mas Dance. The school was lit up with lights and the music could be heard all around as the theme of the dance, ‘‘It Came Upon The Midnight Clear’’ came alive. The dance was sponsored by the ASB of- ficers and the chairperson for the event was Lori Johnson. It was a very successful dance, selling a total of 277 tickets. This year the music was provided by Taped Audio Unlimited, a disco system which supplied us with a variety of good music. Pictures were provided by Dorian Studios. Overall, with the help of all the individual committee chairpersons, the dance was a great success. 147 Cupid struck the dance floor at 9:00 on a Saturday night. Heaven Knows and so did over two hundred couples that, on February 24, Shadle had one of its best dances ever. There was a lot of hard work and fun put in by the ASB and general chairman, Nancy DeMond that made the dance such a success. The decorations done by MonaLisa Plett put a little love into everyone's heart. The music provided for the night was by Taped Audio Unlimited. The big event for the people was the six Sweetheart finalists, with Jeff Smith as MC. The six finalists were Lisa Bartel escorted by Jack Robertson, Kelly Bowker escorted by Mickey Miller, Molly Brown escorted by Gary Johnson, Debbie ee Collingwood escorted by ee Tracy Pullman, Amy TAL O'Donoghue escorted by Rete ) x Kent Schaefer, and Mimi , -t°Wainwright escorted by Jere Y -aie Dh d Sullivan. Roses were given to all of these finalists. Everyone's Sweetheart, Mimi Wainwright got to keep her own special crown. 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Annual _ ful for News Photo's creativity staff and newspaper received _and excellence in ability. The all their pictures from News _ photographers are: Angie Pa- Photo. Some of their other | checo, Kim Harvill, Dan Kirch- activities included providing meier, Joe Schmidt, Pat pictures for school slide | McGowan, Larry Carpenter. Have you ever wondered who worked the spot lights and the curtains at our cons? Well, it was a group of 6 guys who did a great job making sure everything ran smoothly. Stage crew members were:Row 1: Scott Hoagland.Row 2: Christopher Lynch, Marty Curtis, Mark Foxley. Row 3: Donn Gehret, Jeff Gibford. The representatives of Inter- Hi Senate met once a month at various high schools to discuss current pertinent issues. They had a very active year, including the student exchange which was held November 29. All year long these six special students expressed their opinions, and shared in the decisions making. The students also assisted the school levy. Many thanks to Ray Mohney, the advisor, for all his hard work and dedication. The representatives were Jane Annis, Jenene McGinnis, Mickey Miller, Tami Linane, Mimi Wainwright, Kelly Buzzell, and Terry Fagin as alternate. AFS had a very successful year with Jorg Tilmes as their exchange student. Lloyd Fowler did a great job as advisor. AFS members are: Row 1: Shaun Sullivan, Joe Thompson, Jana Lockie. Row 2: Joyce Koenig, Sally Latenser, Carla Clark, Anna Thompson. Row 1: Elizabeth Sisson, Sandi Weber, David Reser, Terry Fagin, Janet Woods, Michelle McMahan, Sharon BoQuist, Kathleen Clauss, Darryl Wilson, Calvin Landrus, Dale Storr. Row 2: Jenene McGinnis, Ellen Bayman, Valerie Hill, Kathy Bass, Mardell Anderson, Jan Yuse, Kristen Quint, Linda VanNoy, Shelley Rothstein, Julianna Robbins, Linda Loveland, Laurie Mattocks, Judy Wareham, Leanna NVWH(@)NV-V i (@) N(@) SERCO @} | 28 Shadle Park High School has a very gifted group of students consisting of juniors and seniors with a high accumulative grade point average. This is the National Honor Society, sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The average yearly membership at Shadle is approximately 150 students. The juniors accumulated GPA must be at least 3.8 during Tokarz, Brian Hilbrush, Jerry Olsen, Molly Raymond, Heather Williams, Jill Nelson. Row 3: Teresa Kubu, Tammy Salvage, Sheryl Brown, Kathy Kight, Tracy Mullennix, Patri- cia Danner, Lori Johnson, Mickey Miller, Nancy DeMond, Craig Soeh- ren, Doug Abrahamson, Scott An- kenbrand, Kevin Ostendorf, Tim Paulson, Greg Felton, Phil Stevens, Kevin Swenson, John Wynia, Kirk Willis, Jenny Topor. the spring semester and the seniors must achieve a 3.5 to be in the Society. The membership is on a volun- teer basis. Students are invit- ed to join but must go through an application process. Many are recommended by a facul- ty member for their academic leadership and community services. Installations occur twice a year, once in the fall for the newly eligble seniors “and once in the spring for the juniors. The National Honor Society is a highly competitive and ac- tive association. One of the activities they participated in was sponsoring the successful rummage sale. The money they recieved went to their certificates and membership cards. When the wrestling season was in full swing, there was al- ways a Supportive group of girls to back them up. They were the M 'n M’s of Shadle Park. The girls could always be found at the concessions stands raising money for their new uniforms of green pants and vest and a gold cowl neck sweater. The girls worked the scoreboard at the matches M’n M's and also served oranges to the team. Many thanks go to their advisor, Louise Forsyth, who was in charge of the girls and their activities. The M 'n M's are: Row 1: Susan Prince, Donna Preston, Shering Jordan. Row 2: Janna Hilderman, Julie Gibson, Laurie Noyes. Row 3: Lynelle Lawty, Carrie Oliver. 155 This year’s debate team was made up of 12 very energetic, intelligent students who participated in matches taking the negative or the affirmative side of an issue. The advisors for the team were Kim Thiemens and Lloyd Fowler. The debaters are: Row 1: Reza Shadmehr, Mark DeGon, Dirk Nehrhood, Tim Paulson. Row 2: Ann Lambert, Dan Kirchmeier, Rene Tidd, Sally Latenser, Kim Thiemens, advisor. Row 3: Bruce Means, Greg Felton, Douglas Krauter, Daryl Krauter. Row 1: Marilyn Dehmer, Cory Fos- ter, Linda Ramsey, Tony Kennedy, Lurena Gasaway, Katie Jones, Paula Jones, Jan Yuse, Rob Caldwell. Row 2: Jorg Tilmes, Kurt Sturm, Chris Hale, Lori Johnson, Cece Smith, Mike Cooksey, Theresa Plett, Neal Kneip, Bill Via, advisor; Chris DeGon. German Club members are: Row 1: Ramona Boquist, Paula Thornton, Becky Bentley, Bill Reu- ter, Lucile DeGon, Jane Carrico, Tra- cey Lenneman. Row 2: Kelly Buzzelil, Brian Kamp, Jim Watts, Chuck Arm- strong, Greg Whyatt. Spanish Club members are: Row 1: Doug Abrahamson, Dave Storr, Doug Poffenroth, Suzie Han- sen, Christina Wieber, Maura Flynn, Row 2: Hsi-Ling Chang, Colleen Duf- fy, Terry Perkins, Bret Ankenbrand, Jeff Packard, Chris Wohlers, Linda Killingsworth, LeAnne Ostendorf. Row 3: Valerie Blackhart, Keri Wil- liams, Mary Mastne, Diane Soder- strom, Rob Smithpeter, Peter Pre- keges, Carol Dahmen, Terese Hack, Brenda Anderson, Debra Anderson, Karen Brask, Cindy Thompson. Row 4: Jenny Butters, Kerri Williams, Marci Carter, Jim Bell, Jeff Nills, Ron Chase, Keri Sullivan, Cathy Sherick. Row 5: Dave Damrell. Kim Murashige, Vicki Brown, Cindy Worrell, Chris Hallett, Greg Shortell, Laura Ferrette. Todd Kinkel. Row 6: Tammy Meusy, Maria Armenta, Dana Schmitz, Dave Peden, Mark Anderson. Margaret Gier. Row 7: Susan Fagan, Kristen Quint, Virginia McKenzie, Michele Powell, Gail Swennumson, Cherie Swanson. Jennifer Burdick. Row 8: Craig Hill, Rick Larkins, Lois Waechter. Debbie Calkins, Lisa Kranches, Pam Bolding, Dawn Crapo. SPANISH GERMAN CLUBS 157 Hiking club was made up of 14 outstanding Shadle students who enjoy working and just being in the outdoors. These dedicated people went on many hikes including one last fall to Upper Priest Lake. On all their outings, each hiker was required to bring his own equipment including a tent, cooking utinsils and sleeping bag. Hiking club members are: Row 1: Carol Hinzman, Angie Pacheco, Jeff Moritz, Carl Bingle, Christine Plemmons, Colleen Duffy, Row 2: Calvin Landrus, Linda Nielson, Jim Watts, Tammy O’Brien, Tom Fielding, John Fowlds, Mrs. Rowe, advisor. Not pictured: Kathy Korling, Kelley Bradley. TIMINGR@MUls A Douglas Abrahamson: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Letterclub 12; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Basketball 12; JV Basketball 11; Doug plans to go to college and either go into teaching, coaching or business. Randy Adams: Letterclub 11, 12; Tele- vision Production 12; Randy plans to go to California and become a super- star. Susan Adams: Susan plans to work. Sandra Alsept: Dance Troupe 12; San- dra plans to attend college to be- come an English teacher or go into mass Communications. Brent Alspaugh: Brent plans to go to SCC for drafting. He also plans to drive his Camaro all around to show off his number one car. Bill Anderson: Bill plans to attend WSU to take engineering and also drive his Firebird convertable everywhere this summer. Cindy Anderson: Co-op 12; Cindy plans to go to college to become a nurse. Dana Anderson: ASB Rep. 10; M’nM's 11; Plate Mates 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Athletic Club 11; National Honor Society 12; JV Tennis 11; Dana plans to hit the road for Australia. Glenna Anderson: ASB Rep. 10: League Rep. 11; Yearbook Staff 11; M'nM’s 10; Plate Mates 10; Spanish Club 11; FFA 11, 12; Class Rep. 10; Glenna plans to go straight to college next fall at EWU. She does not know what she will do after that, but she will probably marry somebody rich. Glenna isn’t happy unless she is sur- rounded by lots of money. Karla Anderson: Plate Mates 10; Art Club 11; FFA 11; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Dance Troupe 12; JV Tennis 10; Karla plans to go to college next fall at Whitworth. Mardell Anderson: Hi-Lassies 10, 11, 12, Vice-President; National Honor Society 12; Mardell plans to continue on in school and become a Junior High teacher. She plans to attend WSU but will remember to keep the Lord's plan for her life in mind. Rick Anderson: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12: Rifle Club 11; Debate 10; Rick plans to attend EWU. Steve Andrews: Letterclub 12: Televi- sion Production 12; Steve plans to go to California and lift at Gold’s Gym and also continue steel work. Scott Ankenbrand: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Scott plans to go to EWU and get his degree in Business Man- agement. He also plans to go to Cali- fornia and thrill all the girls and drive his ‘Cuda. Jane Annis: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Spring ASB Officer 12, President; Drama Club 11, 12; Inter-Hi Senate 12, Sen- ior Rep.; Class Rep. 12; Most Friend- ly Girl 12; ASB Student of the Month 12, September; Jane plans to go to Europe after graduation, then go to WSU. When she’s 25 she'll get mar- ried and have ‘‘Some”’ kids. Becky Arrigo: ASB Rep. 11; Fall League Officer 12, Vice-President; Plate Mates 10; French Club 11; Class Rep. 10; Becky plans to stay out of college for the first year. She plans to work after she goes to California in June. Doug Bagdon: Doug plans to play hock- ey for the Spokane Flames and work on many odd jobs for all around ex- perience. He also plans to solve the energy shortage. SENIOR CREDITS Bradley Baker: Spanish Club 10; French Club 11; Track 10, 11, 12: Brad plans to become an electronics wizard in the Navy and see the world. Paul Barach: Bowling 11, 12; Paul plans to attend SFCC for one year and then go on to EWU where he would like to major in architectural drawing. Carol Barker: French Club 10; Carol plans on becoming a housewife, slav- ing over a hot stove, scrubing dirty floors, and raising screaming brats. Brenda Barratt: Spanish Club 11; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 12; JV Tennis 10; Brenda plans to go to Harvard and become a famous brain surgeon. Then she will go into the sanitation department and be a garbage per- son. She plans to marry Webster, since he has such a way with words. Then she will teach Jane how to write these things truthfully. Jill Barrick: Jill plans to go into cosme- tology at SCC. Terri Bartlett: Art Club 12; FFA 11, 12: Concert Choir 10; Terri plans to fin- ish her education in the field of cos- metology. She wants to enjoy the most out of life, and fulfill her goals and dreams. Kathy Bass: Highland Dancer 11, 12: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Kathy plans to go to college and become a legal secre- tary then working her way up to be- coming a lawyer. William Bassett: Debate 10: Drama Club 12: FFA 11; William plans to move to California this fall and take up acting. Hilary Bates: Hilary plans to go skiing for a while and go into architecture. Larry Bauer: German Club 11; Larry plans to become _ independently wealthy by making as much money as possible doing as little as possible. Ellen Bayman: Newspaper 11, 12, Ad- vertising Editor; League Rep. 10; Hi- Lassies 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Concert Choir 10, 11; Drama Club 10; Ellen plans to become a psy- chologist. Alicia Beauvais: Track 11. Ron Beloved: Letterclub 10, 11, 12; Va- sity Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Ron plans to go on to college and get a degree in a good field of work. He'd like to play on the PGA tour if his game gets better in college. After he gets a degree he'll probably work a few years and get ahead in life and then he'll think about getting mar- ried, settling down and raising a small family. Pat Benesch: ASB Rep. 10; French Club 10; Hiking Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11; Stage Crew 11; JV Tennis 10, 11; Pat plans on going to a 4 year college to study agriculture. 159 160 Dianna Berman: Yearboo 0 oO sy} uvw J on. 0 ga oO VU Keith Blair: S YUU Steve Bond: Te ‘ Yews Julie Boni: Becky Borley: Becky Julie Bosold: Seige zw w Tv © ct fo) om ) 5 r ao oo ® yw 5 9 to SCC Oo to z llege and meet a bunch people. Kelly Bowker: ASB Rep. 10; Plate Mates 10; Spanish Club 11; Hi Deca 12; Friendliest Girl 10; Kelly plans to totally enjoy her trip to Europe after graduation. She would like to go to SFCC if she returns to the US. She wants to be happy most of all and just enjoy life to its fullest. She would also like to wish every senior the best of luck and happiness forever. Kelley Bradley: Plate Mates 10; Span- ish Club 10, 11; Hiking Club 10, 11, 12: Hi Deca 12; AFS 11; FFA 11; Kel- plans to get a job after high and get rich and then think t college. Russell Brasch: Russell plans to go to work and then move out. Scott Brett: Athletic Club 10, 11, 12: Chamber Choir 12; Highlandaires 12; JV Football 11; B-Squad Basket- all 10; JV Tennis 10; Scott plans to o into medicine after college. Bonnie Brinkman: German Club 10; Bowling 11, 12; Bonnie plans to go to EWU and major in science and be- come a medical technologist. ns to get Angela Brockett: Angela pla t a well paying job. out of here and get a we Molly Brown: League Rep. 12; Hi Deca 12; Spring Class Officer 11, 12, Vice President, Treasurer; Sweetheart Queen 11; Molly plans to attend Playboy College and graduate with a degree in centerfolds. Sheryl Brown: ASB Rep. 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Television Production 12: Sheryl plans to go to WSU and may- be study engineering. Vicki Brown: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep. 10; Spanish Club 11, 12: Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spring Class Officer 11, Fifth Executive; Vicki plans to go into the field of communications and attend SFCC and then transfer to EWU. She would like to get into a field where she'll deal with people. Since she likes to travel, she might become an airline stewardess. Michelle Brugliera: Michelle plans to go to college in a couple of years to study to be a teacher in an elemen- tary school. Kim Brundige: League Rep. 11; Class Rep. 12; Kim plans to go to SFCC after which she hopes to get her fire- arms dealer's license. In the future she would like to open a bowling alley in a small town which has none. Linda Brunette: League Rep. 10; Hi- Lassies 10; Varisty Cheerleader 12; B-SQuad Cheerleader 10; Class Rep. 11; Chamber Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 12; JV Basketball 11; Golf 11; League Student of the Month 12; Linda plans to attend col- lege at EWU. After that , she plans to get married or travel. Marilyn Bryant: JV Tennis 10; Marilyn plans to go to EWU and major in busi- ness management. Also she plans to have one heck of a time for the rest of her life. Michael Buller: Spanish Club 10, 11; Letterclub 11, 12; Bowling 10; JV Basketball 11; Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Tennis 10; Michael plans to at- tend WSU and go into the field of Banking. He also hopes to continue playing a lot of tennis. Robert Burbo: ASB Rep. 10, 11; JV Football 10, 11; JV Wrestling 11; Var- sity Football 12; Golf 12; Robert plans to attend SCC and get a degree in cabinet making. Rick Burns: Hi Deca 12; Concert Choir 10; Rick plans to go to college and study accounting. Shannon Burris: Newspaper 12: Vocal Jazz Ensemble 11; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 12; Shannon plans to go on to either a business or techni- cal college and then later into some form of Christian education or the missionary field. Lance Butler: ASB Rep. 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Class Rep. 11; Lance plans to become _ independently wealthy and room with Jane at WSU and make trips to Columbia. Idonna Byram: Hi-Lassies 12; Idonna might go to college. = he 6 ees ee eS ee Lt. a Saved aac 1 j | . i i : 5 : ee ene lt Mel lige, Tt Cc Lenny Calkins: Bowling 11, 12; Lenny plans to go to college. Nancy Calvert: Co-op 12; Nancy plans to go to college for two years to be- come a legal secretary. Peggy Cannon: ASB Rep. 10; League Rep. 11; French Club 12; FFA 11; Varsity Softball 10; Peggy does not plan to go to college because of her high school attendance problem. She plans to work and have a great time. Steve Carlson: Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Drum Major 11; Steve plans to have a Navy ca- reer. Kevin Carson: Art Club 10. Gary Carter: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10; Athletic Ciub 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11; Television Production 10; Class Rep. 1C, 11, 12; JV Football 11; B-Squad Basket- ball 10; Golf 10, 11; Most Friendly Boy 10; Gary plans to go to SFCC and then get a steady job so he can make enough money to buy a house. He then plans to marry at age 24 and retire at age 45, after which he plans to move to Hawa ii. Chin-Li Chang: AFS 10, 11, 12; Con- cert Choir 10, 11, 12; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Highlandaries 10, 11, 12; Chin-Li plans to go to SFCC and WSU. Kathleen Clauss: Plate Mates 10; Span- ish Club 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Dileas Chailin 11, 12; Kathy plans to go to college at SFCC or WSU and go into business. She plans to be the carrier of the hickie plague. Dawn Cline: Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Drum Ma- jor 11, 12; Dawn plans to go into bank financing. Kim Cogswell: Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Highlandaires 12; Cross Country10, 11, 12; Varsity Basket- ball 12; JV Basketball 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Kim plans to attend SFCC to major in physical education and minor in Music. Kevin Coleman: ASB Rep. 10, 12; Class Rep. 12; Highlandaires 11; Varstiy Wrestling 11, 12; JV Wrestling 10; Cross Country 11; Kevin plans to go to college, drive truck for a lumber company, and get married. Lori Collins: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep, 10; Hi-Lassies 10; Plate Mates 10; Hiking Club 12; Rifle Club 12; Hospital Attendant 10; Lori plans to become a Dallas Cowboy Cheer- leader then move to Hawaii and open a fruit stand next to Jeanna’s taco stand. Bob Cordier: Letterclub 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12;JV Football 10; Track 11, 12; JV Basketball 11; B-Squad Basketball 10; Bob plans to go to col- lege and play football. Megan Cosgrove: Megan plans to move out of the house, go to SFCC and get into fashion merchandising. She has hopes of one day owning her own clothing store. Bruce Cox: Letterclub 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; B-Squad Football 10; Bruce plans to go to EWU and major in Business Administration. He then plans to become rich and famous. Jim Cox: Marching Band 11; Jim plans to kick back for the summer and then embank into the intellectually stimulating atmospher of college. He hopes to own the Boston Red Sox someday. Kerry Cozine: ASB Rep. 10; League Rep. 10, 11; Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; Varsity SENIOR CREDITS Softball 10, 11, 12; Kerry plans to go with Nancy to Hawaii where they in- tend to play volleyball on the beach and watch all those Hawaiian men body surf. When she returns, she plans to teach Karen how to park. Kathy Crandall: Kathy plans to attend beauty school. Diana Curry: Track 10, 12; Gymnastics 10; Diana plans to be on the Gong Show and then advance to the $1.98 Beauty Contest and hopefully win. She is also going to be a “‘Man Han- dler”’. D Patricia Danner: High School Bow! 11; Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Corss Country 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; JV Basket- ball 10; Patricia plans to go to Stan- ford and study in the field of aero- space or electrical engineering. Lucile DeGon: Hi-Lassies 11, 12, Vice- President; Plate Mates 10; German Club 11, 12; Art Club 11; Class Rep. 11; Lucile plans to go to SFCC for two years for an Associate Arts De- gree and then go to EWU for a major. Geralyn Dehmer: Dance Troupe 12; Geralyn plans to work full time and possibly go into choreography or modeling later. She would like to do some traveling. Nancy DeMond: Fall League Officer 11, Treasurer; League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Marching Band 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Concert Band 10, 11; Chamber Orchestra 12; Highlandaires 1 0, 11; Nancy plans to go to WSU or UW to major in dental hygiene and minor in men, Teresa Deno: Fall League Officer 12, Treasurer; League Rep. 10, 11; M'nM's 11; Plate Mates 10, Spring Class Officer 10, Fifth Executive; Marching Band 10, 11; Teresa plans to have a super summer and then go onto EWU or SFCC. Diane Deymonaz: Diane plans to travel a lot and meet new people. Sandra Dierks: Sandra plans to fly to Florida to visit Trish. For other future plans, she is open to suggestions. Christa Dobbs: Varsity Softball 10, Christa plans to take. a two year course at SFCC in the field of data processing. Cindy Dolen: ASB Rep. 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Cindy plans to go to a state college and get a degree in business administration. Tim Dompier: Tim plans to go to col- lege. James Doughty: JV Basketball 10. 161 162 - ho 0 ON 0 O22 ® Joe wants to build a fram the nearest t inflation, tax- J 4 ) + O”°0 4Z5 a? + sot a rt 7 3 oO a = a) C oooc gQ oO WV re ¢ ® 5“ 7) N © s Stuart Duvall: Art lub 10. 12 we eS — “ + oO oo 0 7 o® Emory Dylina: B- put oO + “7 DO aon o awn nlane ta { Own piane to vestments in Rebecca Evans: FFA 11: Rebecca plans to hijack a plane to Outer Mongolia then Deco rpilane mecnanic. Vicky Evans: M’nM’s 11: Plate Mates 10; Co-op 12; Vicky will probably go to SFCC for two years. = Terry Fagin: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Spring ASB Officer 12, Vice President; Let- terclub 12; Inter-Hi Senate 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 12; JV Fooball 11: B-Squad Football 10; Golf 10, 11, 12; Class of 79 Student of the Month 11, 12, April, October: Terry is planning on going to college in Spokane for 2 years, then transfer to California for the remaining 2 -years, majoring in enviromental biol- ogy, or some forestry related field. He will continue in sports: football and golf and he might continue in announcing for sports events. Mike Faulhaber: ASB Rep. 10; French Club 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Class Rep. 11; B-Squad Football 10; JV Tennis 10, 11. Wende Ferrerra: Hi-Lassies 10; Varsity Manager 10, 11; Wende plans to go to college. Darryl Fogleman: Concert Choir 10. 11; Cross Country 11. Timothy Foss: Spanish Club 10, 11: Athletic Club 10; Timothy plans to work for a year then go to Chicago for flight training. John Fowlds: Newspaper 10; Hiking Club 12; Rifle Club 10; Television Production 10; Concert 10; John plans to get out on his own, go to college, disco a lot, and make a mil- lion dollars. Lloyd Fowlkes: German Club 10, JV Football 10, Lloyd plans to continue his education at SFCC to study the field of engineering and continue the study of female biology. Mark Foxley: Stage Crew 12; Mark has not fully decided about his future, ei- ther vocational education for two years or a four year college which contains an Electrophysiology course interests him. James Franklin: Hi Deca 12: JV Tennis 10; James plans to party all summer and then go to WSU. Don Fraser: B-SQuad Football 10; Var- sity Basketball 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12: JV Base- ball 10; Don plans to go to college and get a degree in one of a number of fields that he is interested in. He would like to play college baseball. Patricia Frigeri: Patricia plans to go to SFCC for two years following gradu- ation, then transfer to WSU to finish her college studies. She wants to major in elementary education and minor in art. She wants to travel a lot and eventually get married and set- tle down. Michael Fundahn: Michael! plans to move to Eureka, California and be- come a millionaire by the time he is 35: G Sally Gall: Chamber Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Sally plans to become a profes- sional photographer. Diane Gallion: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12: Diane plans to go to college and buy a Trans Am. David Galvin: B-Squad Baseball 10; Da- vid plans to go to SFCC to study auto-body and painting. He eventual- ly hopes to own his own paint and body shop. David Garinger: David plans to party hardy. Pat Garrett: Marching Band 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz En- semble 11, 12; Highlandaires 11; Pat plans to go to the mountians and have a mushroom and or worm farm Tammy Gates: League Rep. 11; Co-op 12; Class Rep. 10; Concert Choir 10; Tammy plans to go to college and eventually own her own nursery school. Donn Gerhret: ASB Rep. 10, 11; Stage Crew 11, 12;Class Rep. 11, 12; Con- cert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Highlandaires 10, 11, 12; Donn plans to enter the Navy immediately after school is out. He plans a career in data processing. When they let him out he plans to settle down with the “little woman” and raise lots of little Gehrets. ‘ ar h ind elt eA tee. 20s Pe ee William Gertz: German Club 10, 11, 12; Hiking Club 11; Williams plans to go to WSU. Jeff Gibford: Stage Crew 11, 12; Jeff plans to be in the hottest band ever. Julie Gibson: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spring ASB Officer 11, Secretary; M'nM's 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; German Club 10; CO-op 12; JV Tennis 10; Julie plans to go to college and become a Nurse. She plans on being a success and buying a 240-Z. Jerry Gilbert: ASB Rep. 10; Jerry plans to go to SCC, study automotive, live in an apartment, and buy a new Porsche. Vicki Grafton: Vicki plans to fly high to the British Isles and never see this place again. Michael Granger: ASB Rep. 10, 11; German Club 10; Fall Class Officer 11, President; Class Rep 10, 11; Vo- cal Jazz Ensemble 11; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; JV Tennis 10; Most Friendly Boy 10; Class of '79 Student of Month 11, April, No- vember; Michael plans to work for a year, attend a four year Bible col- lege, live life as the Lord leads him and just be happy. Rusan Green: Rusan plans to fly around the world in three days without wings or a plane. Barbie Grimmer: M'nM’s 11; Plate Mates 10; CO-op 12; Class Rep. 10; Barbie plans to work for a couple of years and then attend junior college. Vicki Grona: Vicki plans to go to Gonza- ga University and pursue her art ca- reer. Kevin Grondahl: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Hi Deca 12; Class Rep. 12; Dance Troupe 12; JV Wrestling 11; Kevin plans to go to SFCC for training in business administration. Pam Grondahl: Pam plans to go to col- lege to become a child psychologist or a social worker. Rob Groves: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Let- terclub 12; Varsity Basketball 12; JV Basketball 11; B-Squad Basketball 10. Cindy Gunning: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep. 12; Hi Deca 12; Cindy plans to work part time while going to a two year college, then attend EWU. She plans to marry and retire early; very rich, if not in money then in mind. H Allen Hagle: Allen plans to make lots of money. Shawnee Hagy: Highland Dancer 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11; Shawnee plans to go to college and be a vegetarian, cosmetologist, jungle explorer, anda musical genius. Leonard Hahn: Athletic Club 10, 11; ASB Student of the Month 11; Leon- ard plans to prize fight for a million dollars and then do what he really wants a little of everything and to be happy. Rahfel Hairston: ASB Rep. 11; Concert Choir 10; B-Squad Football 10; Rah- fel plans to be a pilot. Lisa Hall: News Photo 12; M'nM's 11; French Club 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 12; Dance Troupe 12; Lisa plans to get rich by selling gorilla pelts in the lowest part of the Congo basin. Susan Hamilton: Susan plans to travel, then go to college. From then on it’s a big question mark. Debbie Hansen: ASB Rep. 11; League Rep. 11; CO-op 12; Debate 11; Dra- ma Club 11; Debbie plans to get mar- SENIOR CREDITS ried, work fulltime, and possibly go to Inland Empire Bible College. Butch Harmon: ASB Rep. 10; Varsity Football 12; Butch plans on going to a college to become a cop and bust all the druggers. Carolyn Harper: Carolyn plans on working fulltime then she might go to college after a while. Linda Harrington: League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 11, 12; Co-op 12; Linda plans to go to SFCC for 2 years and then on to EWU to major in ele- mentary school teaching. Byron Harris: Byron plans to be a cop. Steven Hattamer: Newspaper 10; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 12, President; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; JV Wrestling 10, 11; Cross Country 11; JV Tennis 10; Class of '79 Student of the Month 10, 11, 12; Steven would like to go to ORU and someday be- come a doctor. But if not he'll get a degree in nuclear physics and be- come a wild worm farmer. PTL in all you do. Marilyn Hauch: Marilyn plans to relax for a year then go to college in Seat- tle. She hopes to become a profes- sional actress someday and maybe a model too. She feels a person can be what he wants to be so she’s going to work at it. If all else fails, she will become a makeup artist. Dennis Hauenstein: Yearbook Staff 12: News Photo 11, 12; ASB Rep. 11; Spring ASB Officer 11; Television Production 10, 11; JV Football 11; B- Squad Football 10; B-Squad Basket- bail 10; Dennis plans to go to college and become a broadcaster. Debbie Heaberlin: ASB Rep. 10; Plate Mates 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Dance Troupe 12; Debbie plans to attend Arizona State U. for a couple of years and become a secretary. Merlin Heintz: Letterclub 11, 12; Varsi- ty Football 11, 12; JV Football 10; Merlin plans to go to college. Heidi Hendrix: Plate Mates 11, 12; Hik- ing Club 12; Heidi plans to go to SFCC for pre-med. and then to trans- fer to EWU and take internship. She wants to go to veterinary school later and maybe work in wildlife. Kristina Henneman: Kristina plans to go to college and major in art and minor in horse business and manage- ment, horse shoeing, and pre-vet. Then she and a friend plan to own and run their own horse ranch. Julia Herman: Julia plans to go to col- lege at EWU. After college she would like to found a new religion, “‘Chil- dren of the Sun” and they'll all move to Gilligan's Island on the continent of Antartica. 163 ET FP Te Ae AE ee, ot Terme ww ¢ Jom 4 oO y i ‘ - wl ’ aw ) 1 © Ww i} “ to become a Dallas Cowboy Cheer- leader then move to Hawaii and open a taco stand next to Lori's fruit stand. After this she hopes to be- come something her father would never let her-a negro. Wendy Kuhn: Yearbook 12; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; League Rep. 12; Plate Mates 10, 11; French Club 10, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Wendy plans to marry a multimillionaire (J.K.) and be a groovy Raiderette. Mike Kuhry: Yearbook 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Varsity Baseball 10, 11, 12; Golf 12. Steve Kutsch: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10; Art Club 12; Letterclub 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Ten- nis 10; Steve plans to go to WSU and major in tennis. After that he is going to play Wimbledon as a great tennis star and make lots of money so he can retire early and live in luxury the rest of his life. Jeff Kyle: Newspaper 11; Letterclub 10, 11; B-Squad Football 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; B-Squad Basket- ball 10; Jeff plans to hitch hike to Central Mongolia and become a Bhuddist Monk then return to Shadle Park to instruct a class in crude. L Calvin Landrus: ASB Rep. 10, 12; Hik- ing Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Let- terclub 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Rep. 11; Varsity Manager 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Calvin plans to go to CWU and major in natural sciences or be a bum. Kim Lang: League Rep. 12; M’nM’s 11; Plate Mates 11, 12; Kim plans to work a year after graduation and then attend a business college. Rick Larkins: ASB Rep. 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Letterclub 10; Varsity Football 11, 12; JV Football 10; Track 10. Knut Larsen: French Club 12; Track 12; Knut plans to go back to Norway and have two more years of high school. Afterwards he will go into the military for a year and some day go into elec- tronics. Anne Larson: Track 10, 11; Anne plans to go to EWU and study history. Someday she hopes to move away from society and live off the land. Brenda Latting: Co-op 12; Athletic Club 10, 11; Dileas Chailin 11; Cross Country 10, 11; Brenda plans to get married, have kids and live happily ever after. Peggy Lee: Peggy plans to work with children. Lynn Litchfield: ASB Rep. 10, 12; Lynn plans to travel and work. Later in life she plans to marry the man of her dreams and live richly ever after. Lindi Libby: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Span- ish Club 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Gymnastics 12; Lindi plans to work full time this summer and then in the fall go to school at EWU to major in physical education with a specialty working with deaf children. She also hopes in getting her Mrs. Degree. Janel Lorenz: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep. 10, 11; M’nM’s 11; Janel plans to go to college and major in busi- ness and then go right on to a secre- tarial or clerical position. Bert Loucks: Bert plans to vacation in Texas and then go to college. Linda Loveland: German Club 12; Ath- letic Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Dileas Chailin 11, 12; Class Rep. 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11; Varsity Vol- leyball 11, 12; Varsity Manager 12; JV Volleyball 10; Linda plans to at- tend EWU or UPS for her first two years and then transfer to WSU to major in range management. In her spare time she plans to set a new world’s record in the 440 at 40 sec- onds flat. Theresa Low: Drama Club 11; Class Rep. 10; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz En- semble 10, 11, 12; Vocal Jazz En- semble 10; Theresa plans to attend the UI to double major in music and political science, and minor in drama to become a musically-dramatic poli- tician. Lisa Lydon: ASB Rep. 12; Spring ASB Officer 12, Fifth Executive; French Club 11, 12; Athletic Club 11, 12; Varsity Volleyball 12; JV Volleyball 10, 11; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Lisa plans to go to Harvard and get her Law Degree. She hopes to become a special lawyer to the President and the first woman Supreme Court Jus- tice. Lori Lyons: Yearbook 11; FFA 12; Con- cert Choir 10; Track 10; Lori plans to go to SPU and become a singer. She hopes to go on in her music career until she eventually has the opportu- nity to teach music. She also plans to get married and have four boys. Abdullah Maarik: AFS 12: Abdullah plans to go to UI and then go back to Saudi Arabia. Karen MacDonald: ASB Rep. 10; Span- ish Club 10, 11; Hiking Coub 10, 11, 12; Athletic Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; JV Manager 10, 11; Karen plans to become a farmer or a test tube baby breeder. Sherry Martin: Sherry plans to get married and have a good job. Kevin Martindale: Kevin plans to learn the art of a meat butcher and pursue an acting career. Ron Masingale: Ron plans to take life as it comes and go which ever way feels right. Bob Mason: Letterclub 11, 12; Bob plans to go to college and become a law enforcement officer. Connie Massender: FFA 11, 12: Connie just plans to be as successful as she can. Wayne Matsch: Letterclub 11, 12; Var- sity Football 11, 12; B-Squad Foot- ball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12: B- Squad Basketball 10; Wayne plans to go to a four year college and then get a nice, easy, well paying job. Laurie Mattocks: French Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; JV Volleyball 10; Laurie plans to go to college and then strike it rich. a SP hse 63 eR OOS. ae A Se Re) LL. ey ee Oe a ‘ieee eye ee , - Ps Tim McCartan: Television Production 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12; Tim plans to attend WSU and major in commu- nications. Kelli McCollim: Art Club 10; FFA 11; Varsity Volleybal! 11; Gymnastics 10; JV Basketball 11; Kelli plans to go to Rogue Community College to study in the management and training of horses. Dolores McCullough: Dolores plans to work full time. Carolyn McDonald: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spring ASB Officer 12, Treasurer; League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Hi-Lassies 10; M'nM’s 11; Fall Class Officer 11, Secretary; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12. Dave McDonald: Television Production 10, 11; Varsity Wrestling 10; Cross Country 10; Track 12; Dave plans to make a million by the age of 25 and have an affair with Cheryl Tiegs. Stephen McDonald: JV Wrestling 10; Cross Country 10; Stephen plans to go to college for two years and get a diploma in automotives. Someday he hopes to own his own garage and Z- 28. Darrell McDowell: Newspaper 11; Stage Crew 10, 11; Vocal Jazz En- semble 10, 11; Chamber Choir 10, 11, 12; Highlandaires 10, 11; Varsity Wrestling 10; Bowling 11; Darrell plans to go to college and major in Bio-Medics. Laurence McDowell: Spanish Club 10; Concert Choir 11, 12; Laurence plans to join the Army. Jenene McGinnis ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; League Rep. 10; M’nM's 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Inter-Hi Senate 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 11, Vice-President: Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 11; JV Tennis 10; Jenene plans to go to WSU, get rich and travel the world all before she is 30 years old. Michelle McMahan: Spanish Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; FFA 11; Michelle plans to go to college in the fall and excell in the field of com- puter science. Pam McMath: FFA 11; Pam plans to go to college and then move to Califor- nia. Brenda Melugin: Brenda plans to go to college and get a degree in business administration. She hopes to some- day own her own business. Edward Miley: Edward plans to attend college and major in fun. Derek Miller: Class Rep. 11; JV Foot- ball 11; Derek plans to travel this summer, go to college in the fall for two years, and then go to work for the Forestry Department. Diane Miller: ASB Rep. 10; M'nM’s 10; Plate Mates 10, 11; National Honor Society 11; Diane plans to stay out of school for a year and make money. Donald Miller: Fall ASB Officer 11, 12, Fifth Executive, President; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11; Let- terclub 11, 12; Inter-Hi Senate 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsi- ty Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; JV Football 10; JV Basketball 11; B-Squad Basketball 10; ASB student of Month 12; Seven-up Student of week 12; Donald plans to go to PLU or UW to major in business, medi- cine, or education. Someday he hopes to be President of the United States so stop by the White House and say hello to him. Karen Miller: Co-op 12; Sweet Heart Finalist 11. Theresa Miller: Newspaper 11; There- sa plans to get into an occupation to get rich and then marry a rich man to get even richer. Mark Mindermann: Mark plans to go to California to work in construction for a year and then rob the San Fran- cisco City Bank. SENIOR CREDITS April Mitchell: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Hi- Lassies 10, 11, 12; April plans to go to WSU and then pursue a career in interior design. Gregory Mitchell: Yearbook 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Television Production 10, 11; AFS 10, 11, 12; Spring Class Officer 12, Vice-President; Greg plans to attend eight years of col- lege, travel to San Francisco and open up a taco stand and fix the vent in his car. Mike Mollica: Television Production 10; Mike plans to become a pro at everything. Richard Moon: German Club 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Track 11 ; Rich- ard plans on going into the Navy. Cindy Moore: Cindy plans to go to Busi- ness College and become a legal sec- retary. Mark Morphy: Mark plans to do noth- ing else but ride around in Kaiser's corvette. Cindy Moscatelli: Hiking Club 12; Rifle Club 11; Drama Club 12; Stage Crew 12; Cindy plans to go to Hollywood and strike it rich. David Morse: David plans to go to SFCC and study physical therapy. Julie Mudge: League Rep. 12; Co-op 12; Concert Choir 10, 11; Julie plans to become a nurse. Rebecca Muirhead: Plate Mates 11; Art Club 10; FFA 12; Rebecca plans to go to college and major in art. Tracy Mullennix: National Honor Soci- ety 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz En- semble 10, 11, 12; Class of '79 Stu- dent of Month, October; Tracy plans to attend WSU and possibly major in recreation and minor in music. She hopes to marry a rich husband and have six dogs. Diane Munson: Hiking Club 11, 12; Ri- fle Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Diane plans to leave Spokane and become a hermit in the Rockies. Andrea Murashige: Spanish Club 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Andrea plans to get a degree in under water basket weaving. Kim Murray: Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Tennis 10. Crystal Musil: Co-op 12; Crystal plans on going into the field of data pro- cessing. Kris Nathaniel: Newspaper 10; League Rep. 11; M’nM’s 10, 11; Plate Mates 10, 11; Hi Deca 12; Kris plans to buy a red Corvette and travel around the country. 167 Cynda Nebergall: Hi-Lassies 10, 11, 12; Cynda plans to go to SCC or SFCC and study cosmetology. Beth Neidhold: Chamber Orchestra 11, 12; Beth plans to go to California Luthern College in Thousand Oaks. She hopes to go into special educa- tion. Jill Nelson: ASB Rep. 10; Drama Club 11; National Honor Society 12; Jill plans to go to bible college for a cou- ple of years, get married and then go to the mission field, hopefully in that order. Karen Nelson: League Rep. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Class Rep. 10; League Student of the Month 11; Karen plans to take a year off and then probably go to college. Rich Nelson: Rifle Club 10; Rich plans to study auto mechanics at college and become a pro race car driver. Sharon Nelson: Plate Mates 10; FFA 10, 11, 12; Bowling 10, 11, 12; Shar- on plans to become a dental hygien- ist or dental assistant. She also plans to get married in the near future. Mike Newcomb: Bowling 11, 12; Mike plans to go to college and take up a business in forest work. Glen Newport: Varsity Football 11, 12; B-Squad Football 10; Golf 11, 12; Glen is planning on traveling around for a while, then maybe going to SFCC and taking some business classes. Carla Nicklous: Carla plans to go to college and major in business to be- come a bank teller. Linda Nielson: Fall League Officer 11, Vice President; League Rep. 11; Plate Mates 10; Hiking Club 12; Hi Deca 12; FFA 11; Class Rep. 10; Lin- da plans on going to Hawaii in June with Karen. She also hopes to work in the wilderness or go backpacking in the Rain Forest and Priest Lake. She may take up photography classes at SCC and finally settle down and live in her log cabin on Orcas Island with her Kimo and be a happy clean hippie. Kirk Nieman: JV Wrestling 10; Kirk plans to make lots of money and live a happy life. Jodi Nordby: M'nM's 11; Plate Mates 11; Jodi plans to take it easy for the first year, then she will marry rich and have the luxuries she will need to keep her happy. She will drive by Shadle occasionally and let all the people drool while she sits in her Porche, the newest model each year. Chris Nordlund: Cross Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Golf 12; Chris plans to travel during the summer, play golf, make money, go to EWU, and make a beer commercial. Jeff NORTON: JV Football 11; Jeff plans to go to college and become an airplane pilot. Laurie Noyes: Newspaper 11, 12; MnM's 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; French Club 10; Stage Crew 11; FFA 11; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Laurie plans to attend Radcliffe in the fall and meet some Westpoint ca- det. She plans to settle down and live on the sandy beaches of Malibu while driving her TR-7 to the parties. O Scott O’Brien: Varsity Football 12; JV Football 11; B-Squad Football 10; Golf 11; Scott plans to go to college and then play pro hockey for the New York Islanders. From there he plans to make a million dollars and move to Hawaii and sit on the beach in the off season. Tammy O’Brien: French Club 11; Hik- ing Club 12; Class Rep. 10, 12; Tammy plans to attend SFCC and get into some kind of social services. In her spare time she plans to go backpacking all around the United States. Amy O'Donoghue: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep. 12; Hi-Lassies 10; M'nM's 11. Varsity Cheerleader 12; B-Squad Cheerleader 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Athletic Club 10; Spring Class Officer 10; Dance Troupe 12; Chamber Orchestra 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11, 12; ASB Student of the Month 12; Class of '79 Student of the Month 10; Amy plans to travel extensively and meet new people and then run in college. She also plans to become a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader and conquer the world. Laurie Oien: FFA 10, 11; Laurie plans to go to college to become a manager of a growing store. Laurie also plans to get married soon. Carrie Oliver: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; M'nM's 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; German Club 11; Art Club 10, 11; Athletic Club 10; Class Rep. 10; Concert Choir 10; Varsity Tennis 11; JV Tennis 10; Carrie plans on owning her own corporation, at least two Ferrari's and sharing a penthouse with Foxer Sweets. Jerry Olsen: Newspaper 10, 11; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Letterclub 12; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spring Class Officer 10, Vice-President; Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Tennis 10; ASB Student of the Month 11, 12; Jerry plans to con- tinue the Eternal Education Syn- drome, followed by rest and re- search, and then go to Russia with Love. Thanks for the memories. Lorrie Olson: Hi-Lassies 10; Plate Mates 10; Concert Choir 10; Cham- ber Choir 11, 12; Highlandaires 12; JV Softball 11; Lorrie plans to attend a two year college and then wants to go to PLU to major in psychology, that is if she makes up with people. Kevin Ostendorf: German Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; AFS 11, 12; Varsity Tennis 11; JV Tennis 10; Kevin plans to go to college to become a lawyer. Debbi Ostrander: Debbi plans to attend a college somewhere close, like Afri- ca, to study pygmies’ footprints. James Owen: Rifle Club 10; James plans to attend SFCC next fall to be- come a mechinist. In the summer, he plans to race his hydro in the Sta- teline Outboard Racing Club in the Inland Empire. p Angela Pacheco: News Photo 12; Plate Mates 10; French Club 12; Concert Choir 10; Varsity Manager 11; Angela plans to take Photography classes at SFCC and marry Pat Moore and live happily ever after in California with her hubby and dog Judah. Karen Pacque: Art Club 10, 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11; Karen plans to attend SFCC in the fall to take landscaping classes and then transfer to WSU to continue her edu- cation. She is planning to be success- ful and travel far and wide and will make it back for her class reunion, that is if her skin doesn't bake off in Hawaii while she sips papaya juice. Karen Page: ASB Rep. 10; League Rep. 10, 11, 12; French Club 11; Class Rep. 10, 11; Karen plans to be an airline Stewardess and travel around the world and hopes to someday meet Bucky Dent. Pamela Pagget: Hi-Lassies 10, 11, 12, Secretary; German Club 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Dileas Chailin 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Varsity Manager 11; Pamela plans to go to Whitworth and study journalism or English and continue to vote straight Republican. Nanette Palting: Spanish Club 10, 11; FFA 10; Nanette plans to travel, go to school, then be bloody rich and par- ty hardy. Brian Parks: Brian plans to go to col- lege. Darrell Pasher: Darrell plans to go to SCC to study mechanics or electron- ics. Christopher Pasquale: Spanish Club 10; Christopher plans to go to col- lege and become the President of the United States. Timothy Paulson: Newspaper 11, 12, Editor; French Club 11; Debate 11, 12; Drama Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Timothy plans to make millions of dollars on his black mar- ket and become the Napoleon of crime. Lynnette Pederson: Plate Mates 10; FFA 11; Fall Class Officer 10, Fifth Executive; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Lynnette plans to go on to college and study Tv braod- casting, drama, and working with emotionally disturbed children. Most of all she hopes to have a happy and fullfilled life staying close to her friends always, and to live her life the way God would intend her to. Shelle Pennington: Hi-Lassies 10; M'nM's 11; Plate Mates 11; B-Squad Cheerleader 10; French Club 11; FFA 11; Shelle plans to attend Harvard as the only co-ed. After that she plans to marry an old millionaire, kill him off and collect all the insurance mon- ey so she can have big parties. Steve Pivonka: Steve plans to go to college and then go into carpentry. MonaLisa Plett: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; AFS 10; MonaLisa plans to go to college, enjoy herself, travel alot, and try to have the best time of her life. Jeffrey Potter: Letterclub 11, 12; Var- sity Football 10, 11, 12; B-Squad Baseball 10; Track 11; Varsity Bas- ketball 11, 12; B-Squad Basketball 10; Jeffrey plans to travel the U.S. and ski every resort possible and never play basketball again. Dennis Powell: Yearbook Staff 11; Television Production 10, 11, 12; Dennis plans on going to WSU in the fall to major in the field of TV broad- casting and perhaps go into politics to collect bribes and become in- volved in the fight for legalizing tax evasion. Marilyn Prather: Television Production 11; Marilyn plans on going on to col- lege to take up childhood education to work with special chi ldren. Also she will be waiting for the first class reunion. She says it will be a doozie. SENIOR CREDITS Q Kristen Quint: League Rep. 10; Span- ish Club 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety 12; Class Rep. 11; Dance Troupe 12; Kristen plans to suffer through four years of college and hopefully get into some field of psychology and then travel in her own Lear jet all over the world and enjoy life to the fullest. Russ Ramsey: Russ plans to take four years of welding work and go from there. He plans to water ski all sum- mer at Lake. Coeur d’Alene. Todd Rausch: Spanish Club 10, 11; Todd plans to go to college and be- come a college math teacher, then retire and become a pole vaulter. Jerry Ray: Marching Band 10, 11; Con- cert Band 10, 11; Jerry plans to work for a while and then travel and see the sights. Molly Raymond: Spanish Club 10, 11; Athletic Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Volleyball 12; Track 10; Varsity Basketball 10, 11, 12; JV Volleyball 10, 11; Class of '79 Student of the Month 12; Molly plans to go to college and maybe play bas- ketball. After that she will take one day at a time. Debra Rebillard: French Club 10, 11; Co-op 12; National Honor Society 12; Debra plans to become an execu- tive secretary. Kathleen Redmond: ASB Rep. 11; Fall League Rep. 10, 11; League Student of the Month 11, April; Seven-up Stu- dent of the week 12; Spring Class Officer 11, Treasurer; Kathy hopes to go to a four year college to study physical therapy. Michael Rigister: Spanish Club 10, 11. David Reser: ASB Rep. 10, 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11; Spring Class Officer 12, Fifth Executive; Da- vid plans to go to college and be- come a Sanitation engineer. Mike Reynolds: Rifle Club 10; Mike plans to attend WSU and major in some field of engineering. Judy Ritz: Judy is going to keep on enjoying life and be successful and happy forever. Ron Rizzuto: Ron plans to work in his father’s shoe store and then run a store of his own. Then after a few years he plans to sell the entire busi- ness and retire at a very early age. Randal Roach: Randal plans to go to college and continue having a great time. 169 Steven Roark: Spanish Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; B-Squad Football 10; Steven plans to go to an aviation college and find work in a control tower. Gail Robbins: M'nM’s 11; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11; Varsity Tennis 10, 11; JV Tennis 10; Gail plans to go to SCC for one year and then transfer to EWU. She plans to write a book for a friend entitled “The Tongue.” Julianna Robbins: ASB Fall Officer 12, Secretary; ASB Rep. 10, 11; Hi-Lass- ies 10; M'nM ’s 11; Plate Mates 11; German Club 11; National Honor So- ciety 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 11, Treasurer; Class Rep. 10, 11; Class of '79 Student of the Month 11, Jan- uary; Julie wants to be a teacher and interpreter of the deaf and she plans to spend the rest of her life serving and praising Jesus Christ her Lord! Steven Robertson: ASB Rep. 10, 11; Letterclub 11, 12; Track 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Jack plans to attend a four year uni- versity on an athletic scholarship and major in education or go to Wall Walla State Pen. and major in license plates. Sandi Robinson: ASB Rep. 11; Hi-Lass- ies 10; Co-op 12; Sandi plans to go onto college at CWU and live life and each day as it comes. Stephen Rodgers: Stephen plans to go to college at SFCC or SCC and possi- bly go into some kind of forest man- agement and get a lot out of life. Shelly Rothstein: Newspaper 12; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spring League Offi- cer 11, Secretary; Hi-Lassies 10; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Class Rep. 12; Shelly plans to go to the UW, become a famous jour- nalist, travel around the world in her 280-ZX and marry the man of her dreams. Karley Rule: League Rep. 11, 12; M'nM's 11; Plate Mates 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Karley plans to go to college and probably do something in the field of psychology. Todd Runberg: ASB Rep. 11; Drama Club 11; Todd plans to become a dental technologist. Betty Jo Russell: ASB Rep. 10; League Rep. 11; Hi-Lassies 10; Spanish Club 10; Hiking Club 11; Co-op 12; Track 10; Betty Jo plans to enter the field of business management and marry her high school sweetheart, Mike. She plans for him to get rich and support her well. Eric Ruud: Art Club 11, 12; Eric plans to go to Seattle University. Rick Ryan: Rick plans to get the heck out of Shadle. Katherine Ryder: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Hi-Lassies 11, 12; FFA 10, 11; Con- cert Choir 10, 11, 12; Highlandaires 12; Kathy plans to go to SCC to get involved in a business occupation class. She also plans to get married and have two kids. Colleen Rypien: Colleen would like to be a teacher in an elementary school and get married and have two or three kids. Ss Tamera Salvage: German Club 10; Na- tional Honor Society 12; FFA 11; Ta- mera plans to go to college and then open up her own business and be- come a millionaire. Kevin Sandbo: Kevin plans to become a pharmacist and move to Columbia. Diane Sannes: League Rep. 11, 12; Hi- Lassies 10; M’nM’s 11; B-Squad Cheerleader 10; Spanish Club 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 10; Class Rep. 10, 11; Diane plans to go to college. Larry Satterfield: Larry plans to live fast, die young and leave a good looking corpse. Patty Scarpelli: Patty plans to go to Tacoma and possibly go to college. Joseph Schmidt: Yearbook 12; News Photo 12; Stage Crew 10, 11; Televi- sion Production 10; Joseph plans to go into the business management field. Pauline Schmidt: Hi-Lassies 10, 11, 12, President; Concert Choir 10; Pauline plans to get married and have two children. Jeff Schramm: ASB Rep. 10, 11; Hiking Club 10; JV Football 10, 11; JV Wres- tling 10; Jeff plans to go to school for a while and then make up his mind about what he plans to do. Karol Schroeder: Spanish Club 10; Karol plans to go to SFCC and study Business management. Terri Seaton: FFA 12; Concert Choir 10; Terri plans only on graduating from high school. Jon Serbousek: Spanish Club 10; Let- terclub 12; Varsity Football 12; JV Football 11; B-Squad Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Jon plans to go to college at WSU and become a den- tist. Stacy Shagool: Newspaper 10; ASB Rep. 11, 12; ASB Spring Officer 12, Secretary; League Rep. 10; French Club 11, 12; Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Fall Class Officer 12; Treasurer; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10; Highlandaires 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Stacy plans to go to EWU for at least two years where her major goal will be to make it through college without tak- ing a single math class. She hopes to travel around the world and become a rich and famous Broadway star. Jamie Shauvin: Newspaper 10, 11; German Club 10, 11; Art Club 10, 11; Nancy Siegal: ASB Rep. 12; Class Rep. 10, 11; Nancy plans on getting into a very hairy career. She plans to go to barber college and then open her own barber shop. Michael Shinavier: German Club 10, 11; French Club 12; Rifle Club 10; Hi Deca 12; Michael plans to attend col- lege. Cande Sines: Spanish Club 10, 11; Cande plans to go to a business col- lege. Elizabeth Sisson: Hi-Lassies 11, 12; Treasurer; National Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 10; Elizabeth plans to attend EWU and _ study speech pathology. Ted Smet: Ted plans on owning a wrecking yard full of all the cars he has crunched. Jeffrey Smith: Fall ASB Officer 12, Fifth Executive; ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Ger- man Club 10; Letterclub 12; Drama Clubs ClasssRepaelOje ll aie” Spring Class Officer 11, 12, Secre- tary, President; Varsity Football 11, 12; JV Football 10; JV Wrestling 10, 11; Track 11; Jeff plans to attend ORU and study medicine. Jack Snider: Letterclub 11, 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; Jack plans to move to New York for a year and then move to California and become a star. Craig Soehren: ASB Rep. 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Letterclub 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11; Spring Class Offi- cer 10, President; JV Baseball 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Varsity Bas- ketball 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; ASB Student of Month 12, November; Class of ‘79 Student of Month 10, April; Craig plans to make a fortune right after high school and then be lazy the rest of his life. Laura Sonnenberg: Laura plans to go to SCC for two years of engineering drawing and then transfer to WSU to complete a program in architecture. Bill Spink: Television Production 11. Jack Staats: German Club 10, 11, 12; Jack plans to work for the summer and then spend the rest of his life on the ocean. Diane Starry: Class Rep. 10; Diane plans to get married and live in Ha- waii. Tom Staudinger: Varsity Football 12; JV Football 11; B-Squad Football 10. Karen Stecke!: ASB Rep. 11; League Rep. 11; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; JV Tennis 11; Karen plans to attend SFCC for two years. Phillip Stevens: National Honor Soci- ety 12; Varsity Wrestling 10, 11; Phil- lip plans to go to college and take business. He hopes someday to own a small business of his own. Ron Stevens: Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Tennis 10. Julie Stewart: League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Julie plans to go to the San Juan Is- lands. Terrie Stewart: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Span- ish Club 11; Vocal Jazz Ensemble 11; Concert Choir 10, Chamber Choir 11; Highlandaires 12; Class of '79 Student of Month 10, January; Terrie plans to go to SFCC and then trans- fer to a four year university. She would like to become a school teach- er but will always keep music in her plans. She would also like to work in a performing group and tour the world. Sharon Stiles: Vocal Jazz Ensemble 10, si, als Richard Storr: National Honor Society 12; Richard plans to go to WSU and then rest the rest of his life. Brian St. Peter: Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12. Tina Strite: Fall League Officer 11; Tina plans to take Business at SFCC. Lorraine Stuart: French Club 10, 11: Art Club 10, 11, 12; Lorraine plans to attend a four year college and then kiss a prince and marry a toad. Susan Stuart: French Club 10; Susan plans to go to Disneyland and meet Mickey Mouse. She then plans to steel him away from Minnie Mouse and they will live happily in Wonder- land ever after. Jere Sullivan: Fall ASB Officer 12, Vice- President; Fall Class Officer 10, Trea- surer; Varsity Football 12; JV Foot- ball 10, 11; Jere plans on not having a future unless future plans are ar- ranged. Patricia Swanson: Chamber Orchestra SENIOR CREDITS 10, 11; Patricia plans to go to work and get married in a couple of years. Paul Sweet: Paul plans to go to college and then become a carpenter. Kevin Swenson: National Honor Soci- ety 12; JV Wrestling 10, 11; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Kevin plans to continue his education. Debra Syverson: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; League Rep. 10, 11, 12; M’nM’s 10, 11; Plate Mates 10, 11; French Club NOM UI L2 eClaSssRep ston la ke: Dance Troupe 12; Debra plans to be Paula's best friend for all eternity. 7 Mildred Tait: FFA 12; Concert Band 10; Mildred plans to go to SFCC. Jeff Tanner: Yearbook Staff 10; French Club 10; FFA 10; Jeff plans to go to EWU in the fall and major in business. Steve Taylor: French Club 11; Steve would like to sell Fuller Brush to brush men in Tanzania, or sell scuba diving equipment in the Gobi Desert. Printice Thomas ASB Rep. 11; Rifle Club 10; Letterclub 10; Track 11, 12; JV Basketball 10; Most Friendly Boy SL. Penny Thomen: Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Penny plans to go to the Olym- pics and be a gold medalist. Anna Thompson: ASB Rep. 10; League Rep. 11; AFS 12; Chamber Choir 12. Erik Thompson: Class Rep. 12; Track 11; Erik plans to go to school part time after graduation and work full time. After about two years he will go to WSU or Yakima Valley. JulieThompson: ASB Rep. 11; Spanish Club 10; Art Club 10; Class Rep. 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 11, 12; Julie plans to go to SFCC for two years, taking display designing. Jerry Thornton: Letterclub 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz Ensemble 11; Track 10, 11, 12. Paula Thornton: League Rep. 10, 11, 12; M’nM’s 12; Plate Mates 12; Ger- man Club 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; Hiking Club 12; Rifle Club 12; Art Club 10, 12; Debate 12; Letterclub 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Paula plans to be Debra’s best friend for all eternity and plans to beco me a professional student at a far away college. Jill Thorson: ASB Rep. 10; Co-op 12; FFA 11; Marching Band 10, 11; Con- cert Band 10, 11; Jill plans to go to SCC and become an executive secre- tary and get married in the near fu- ture. 171 Lori Thorson: ASB Rep. 10, 11; League Rep. 10, 11; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11; Highlandaires L031 1; Katherine Tibor: Concert Choir 10, 11; Katherine plans to go through col- lege hopefully graduate and become an RN. After that she plans to live life to the fullest. Jorg Tilmes: German Club 12; French Club 12; AFS 12. Judy Toenies: ASB Rep. 10; Plate Mates 10; German Club 10; Stage Crew 12; Varsity Tennis 11, 12; JV Tennis 10; Judy plans to attend WSU. Leanna Tokarz: Spanish Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Dance Troupe 12; Leanna plans to go to SFCC and then maybe get married if the right guy comes along. Teresa Tomson: League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; Teresa plans on going to college and getting a degree in music and someday be- come a professional gospel singer. Jennifer Topor: Plate Mates 10; Co-op 12; National Honor Society 12; Con- cert Choir 10; Jenny plans to stay happy and get married to a rich guy and have lots of kids, maybe become a secretary. Rick Totten: ASB Rep. 10; Letterclub 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Varsity Football 11, 12; JV Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 12; Varsity Ten- nis 12; JV Tennis 11; Golf 11, 12; Rick plans to drop the big one in Rus- sia. David Trotter: Yearbook Staff 11; ASB Rep. 10; Letterclub 10, 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; Television Production 10, 11; Varsity Football 11; Track 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 11; B-Squad Basketball 10; David plans to move to Wallace and start his own massage parlor as soon as he marries Cheryl Teigs. Tom Trotter: Letterclub 10, 11, 12; Varsity Football 11; JV Football 10; Track 10, 11, 12; JV Basketball 11: Tom plans to have the fastest boat in the city of Spokane and have lots of money to spend. Don Trowbridge: Don plans to go to EWU to study computer program- ming. U Koichi Uchida: AFS 12; Koichi plans to be a language teacher, social study teacher, university professor, psy- chologist, linguist, sociologist, law- yer, bureaucrat, politician, enter- prise executive, mathmetician, com- puter programmer, editor, TV re- porter, or writer. Bob Urbaniak: ASB Rep. 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; JV Football 10; ASB Stu- dent of Month 12, December; Bob plans to attend EWU and major in chemistry. He's going to work at Safeway through school and after until he finds a job to use his major. He plans to live in Spokane. V Linda Van Noy: League Rep. 11, 12; Hi- Lassies 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; In- ter-Hi Senate 12; National Honor So- ciety 12; Linda plans to go to SFCC then UW to become a famous design- er. Karen Vaughn: French Club 11; AFS 10; FFA 11, 12; Karen plans to go to EWU and eventually become an ob- stetrician and deliver breech babies. Diane Veltri: M’nM's 11; Plate Mates 10; FFA 11; Diane plans to swim to Hawaii and live her life as a beach bum. Then who knows where that will take her. Denise Vill: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; League Rep. 10, 11; Plate Mates 10; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Denise plans to go to SFCC or Wenatchee Jr. College to become a famous ski rep. Charlie Villa: Charlie plans to join the USMC and be boxing for a period of time for the Marines. He will be box- ing in the '84 Olympics. W Lois Waechter: ASB Rep. 11; League Rep. 10, 11, 12; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Lois plans to go to college and major in Commerical Art and or interior design, She says that she can’t wait to leave but she will miss it. Mimi Wainwright: ASB Rep. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; French Club 12; Class Rep. 10, 11, 12; Sweet Heart Finalist 10, 11; Mimi plans to go to college in Hawaii and study Physiol- ogy on the beach. Kevin Waite: Newspaper 11, 12; Televi- sion Production 10, 11; Concert Choir 12; Kevin plans to go to college and major in Journalism and English. He also wants to become a famous writer and outsell James Michner. Jim Wallace: JV Tennis 10; Jim plans to go to college in Siberia for 2 years. Judy Wareham: Athletic Club 12; Na- tional Honor Society 12; JV Basket- ball 10; Varsity Volleyball 11, 12; JV Volleyball 10, Varsity Basketball 11, le Jon Warrington: Letterclub 10, 11, 12: National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsi- ty Football 11, 12; JV Football 10; Varsity Wrestling 10; Varsity Tennis 10; Jon plans to get filthy rich and have an affair with all of the Playboy bunnies. Bill Weber: Yearbook Staff 11, 12: Tele- vision Production 10, 11. Jody Weber: League Rep. 11; Hi Deca 12; Class Rep. 10; Concert Choir 10; Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Jody plans to move out right away and do some- thing spectacular that will make her tons and tons of money. She also plans to get married when she is 24 and have lots of kids and travel ev- erywhere with her hubby. Sandra Weber: League Rep. 10, 11, 12: Spring League Officer 11, 12, Trea- surer, President; National Honor So- ciety 12; Marching Band 10, 11; Con- cert Choir 10, 11; Chamber Orches- tra 12; Highlandaires 10, 11; League Student of the Month 12, Octobe?: SAU AE le SS Re os te av eth ME ei Jthsieticnie sete? Oe ep ae es Fa ie oe ae £ a Sake Sandra plans to work this summer and make bundles of money and in the fall she would like to continue her schooling here in Washington in one of the Universities studying to be a nurse. After she graduates she wants to stay single and get a taste of the wild life then maybe Mr. Perfect will come for her to catch. Lori Welch: ASB Rep. 10; Co-op 12; Varsity Manager 10, 11; Cross Coun- try 11; Track 10, 11; Lori plans to go to SCC to be an Executive Secretary, then she plans to move out and have fun. Glenna Wheeler: Athletic Club 11; Var- sity Manager 11, 12; JV Manager 10; Track 11. Cindy White: Hi Deca 11; FFA 11. Melody White: Hi-Lassies 10; Highland Dancer 11; Drama Club 12; Concert Choir 10, 11; Melody plans to go to college and attend either EWU or WSU and study dancing or if she de- cides not to go to college she will try to become a singer. Much later in her life she would like to get married and have four kids. James Wiebers: James plans to go to a medical school and then become a rich doctor. Lynn Williams: ASB Rep. 10; Spanish Club 10, 11; Athletic Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Rep. 10, 11; Concert Choir 10; Chamber Choir 11, 12; Cross Coutnry 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Lynne plans to wait a year before going to college and discover what's happening. Later she plans to go to college to get her doctorate in psychology. Kirk Willis: Art Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Kirk plans to attend WSU next year and major in advertising. Darryl Wilson: Spanish Club 10; Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Darryl plans to go to Whitworth College and major in business administration. After college he hopes to manage and design a wholesale jewelry line. Jean Winters: Spanish Club 10; Jean plans to go to college to become a fireman and then she is going to wait around and see what happens. Tawny Wisher: Drama Club 11; FFA 11; Vocal Jazz Ensemble 12; Highlan- daires 10, 11, 12; Tawny plans to travel around and see different places, meet unusual people, maybe sometime learn how to play the sitar, and just stay alive. Janet Woods: ASB Rep. 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Class Rep. 12; Varsity Man- ager 10; JV Manager 10; Janet plans to attend EWU. Rick Woodworth: Rick plans to go to college, work, and have a good life. Y Kim Young: ASB Rep. 10, 11; Plate Mates 10, 11, 12; German Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 12; Kim plans to go into.psychology and then become an airline stewardress for a couple of years before she goes back to school. Janet Yuse: ASB Rep. 11; Hi-Lassies 10; M’nM’'s 11; Plate Mates 11; French Club 11, 12; Drama Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Class Rep. 10; JV Tennis 10; Janet plans to continue her education at Harvard and become a top lawyer and later get into politics, becoming President of these United States—Hail to the Chief. Lodie Yargus: Plate Mates 10; Lodie plans to go to EWU and then to Or- egon State and live in a shack by the ocean. Frank Ybarra: B-Squad Basketball 10; Frank plans to go to Hawaii and surf all of the islands. He also wants to make a million dollars. Tony Zaccaria: Yearbook Staff 11; Television Production 10, 11; Tony plans to open a cabinet shop and be- come wealthy. Meredith Zarling: ASB Rep. 10; Ger- man Club 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; Athletic Club 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; JV Volleyball 10, 11; JV Tennis 10, 11; Class Rep. 12; Mer- edith plans to go to Harvard and be- come a great lawyer-scientist, then go to California where she will be- come a combination pro volleyball player rich and famous movie star. Tracy Zerbin: Tracy is going to wander around the country seeking odd jobs to make a living. . at F a Bee 0 8 ere EN gi poem www ds 1 me ee te i, PON at er 4 ee ‘ 174 Best Dresacl Boy Gir Jere Sullivan Molly Bro Girl Boy Most Likely to Succeed Jane Annis Mickey Miller arolyn McDonald: 176 Pt | pe ee ae Most At Most Active Boy Girl , Terry Fagin Amy O'DonoghU@® = = eo 2 ee 7 ¥ , om Fs Bertson | 180 Row 1: Jack Snider, Jeff Smith, Ricky Larkins, Ryle Kiser, Mark Anderson, Mike Kratofil, John Toptine, Terry Fagin, Todd Toro, Greg Cerenzia, John Barrington, John Vanos, Jeff Ridout, Steve Andrews. Row 2: Terry Perkins, Tom Fuher, Glen Newport, Scott Hibbler, Rob Smithpeter, Vince Kopec, Bruce Cox, Merlin Heintz, captain; Steve Rector, Steve Williams, Craig Crowston, Dave Damrell, Butch Harmon, Tom Staudinger, Phil Blomquist, Rick Totten. Row 3: Mark Rypien, Jere Sullivan, Doug Poffenroth, Joel Johnson, captain; Wayne Matsch, Kent Schaefer, Guy Stintzi, Bob Cordier, captain; Jeff Potter, Jon Serbousek, Ken Lunde, Doug Hunt, Ray Harding, Dan Kiter. Our Varsity Football team managed to break its long losing streak by winning two games this season. The first win was against Central Valley. The game was played quite well by these dedicated Highlanders. At the half, Shadle was leading with the score of 14-7. During the last half, C.V. managed to score a touchdown, but missed the extra point. Shadle won with the final score 14-13. Their second win came when Shadle Park went up against North Central. The game was too close at times, but Shadle was able to capture the win 15-14. By just looking at their win- loss record you wouldn't be too impressed, but to see them in action, you would find that they were very competitive for a team that was considered ‘‘small”’ 181 qehete 937 Row 1: Paul McKee, Mike Clemen- son, Duane Kutsch, Todd Keller, Scott Groce, Ken Johnson. Row 2: Dave Zundel, Herb Rotchford, coach; Mike Ferrerra, Jim O'Leary, Pete Prekeges, Don Beloved, Dave Murphy, Mike Eggleston, Jeff Atkin- son, Pat McKenzie. Row 3: Gary Hill, Gary Miller, Neil Johnson, Steve Vo- kacek, Jeff Nilles, Reid Bryan, Clark Richardson, Dave Overbust, Dan Fuller. Row 4: Scott Poole, Greg Nor- ton, Jim Johnson, Craig Priano, Rob Oliver, Dean Babkirk, Roed Free- land, Gary Deschane, Dan Roark, Mike Engle, Dan Close, coach. hy Ue aii he Oa uae : in J.V. FOOTBALL Even with the excellent coach- ing and leadership displayed by Head Coach Rotchford and Assistant Coach Close, this small but willing team had a fairly disappointing season. Though they improved throughout the season, their opponents were able to squeeze by and steal their wins. The team, finishing the season with a record of 0-8, had its own share of injuries. Three broken arms were among the long list. Displaying great ball handling, the J.V. team provided their fans with many exciting games, and even though it may not show on their record, these Highlanders put out 101% effort. 183 The Varsity Volleyball team consisted of successful spikers, a dependable back row, and consistent servers. With their fine abilities, the team pleased the crowd of fans. Through many close and powerful games, the girls finished their season with a win-loss record of 11-5, and managed to place fourth in the city championship. One of the most valued awards, the inspirational, was given to Judy Wareham for all the encouragement she gave to the team. Row 1: Linda Loveland, Lisa Lydon, Stacey Shagool, Judy Wareham, Beth Ehama. Row 2: Molly Ray- mond, Laurie Mattocks, Kerry Co- zine, Kerry Brigham. Row 3: Mer- edith Zarling, Nancy Bowers. -Not Pictured: Diane Bursiel. uh co es ‘54 dave The Junior Varsity Volleyball team had a very successful season. Since a new rule took effect this year, not allowing seniors to play in any J.V. sport, the team was made up of thirteen juniors and sopho- mores. Pam Baker, their coach, knew she had enough talent by the second game. Shadle, who was down 2-14, managed to gain control of VOLLEYBALL the ball to win 16-14. They also won three games 15-0. With all this talent, it was no real surprise when they ended the season — undefeated. Row 1: Colleen Harmon, Cheryl Blencoe, Tammy Holms, Tracey Lennemann, Pam Baker, coach. Row 2: Sandy Chandler, Sue Zarling, Patty Gillogly, Robbi Totten. Row 3: Sue Page, Laura Ferrette, Judy Davis, Terese Hack, Patty Patrick. 187 Two wrestlers that Shadle was really proud of were Guy Stintzi and Kevin Coleman. Guy was state champion. He was first in regionals, and second in districts. Last year Guy placed third in both regionals and districts. Kevin finished his high school years as sixth in state competition. Kevin placed second in regionals and was undefeated in league. In both his junior and senior year, Kevin was on the varsity team. 188 Shadle’s wrestling team really has something to brag about this year. Out of the 205 AAA schools competing in state competition, we placed fifteenth. Guy Stintzi, the team captain, won first in the regionals and is the state champion. Kevin Coleman placed second in regionals and sixth in the state competition. He was given the award for the most inspirational wrestler and set a new school record of 55 takedowns. Dave Karas also set a new school record of 11 pins. He placed third in regionals. Patrick Keegan was given an award as the wrestler who improved the most during the year. Over all, Shadle placed seventh in the league, sixth in the districts and seventh in regionals. AV Vs acuane 189 This year’s girls gymnastics team placed second in the Greater Spokane League with a 14-2 record and a 16- 3 overall record. They also placed second in districts which advanced them to regional, where they placed third, missing the state championships by only two points. There were three girls that advanced to State competition. They were Lisa Lydon, Theresa Peterson, and Linda Spears. Team members, this year were Row I: Theresa Peterson, Jodie Weber. Row 2: Jennifer Burdick, Jill Forsyth, Karen Schlosser, Tracey Lennemann. Row 3: Lyle Pugh, coach; Gretchen Zemke, Kelly King, Stacey Shagool, Lisa Lydon, Linda Spears, Viv ian Nordby, Pam Baker, assistant coach. Not pictured: Mary Bauer, Terri Kirsch, Lindi Libby, Karen Nelson, and Heather Williams. Once again Shadle Park has maintained a superior record in boys varsity basketball this year as they started the season off with wins over Moses Lake, Kamiakin, and Pasco. Their last pre-season '' game didn’t go so well as they lost a tough one to Richland. That didn’t get them down though, as they came back to win seven in a row in league play but then lost a close one to Gonzaga Prep. 192 PRS ETI. | a 44 . “Bey The second half of the | season proved to be a tough one as they lost a couple of close games to Central Valley and Lewis and Clark. With the fans on their feet, Shadle came back to get revenge on Gonzaga Prep by coming from a 13 point deficit to beat the Bullpups by four points in the final game of the season. The win over Gonzaga Prep put Shadle’s final record at 13 wins and three losses for the league, and 16 wins and four losses for overall play and put them in a tie for second place with Lewis and Clark in league play. The varsity team consisted of Don Fraser, Jack Robertson, Jeff Kyle, Mark Rypien, Kent Schaefer, Jeff Potter, Jim Schmidt, Rob Groves, Craig Soehren, Ken Lunde, Wayne Matsch, Frank Hollie, and Boug Abrahamson. e ae) af my i Though it didn’t start out too well for coach Jim Groves and his junior varsity team, they did come off a four game losing streak to wipe out Ferris 69-30. The team then went on to win the rest of their games to take the 1978-79 city championship. The team started out their pre-season play with a 64-41 victory over Moses Lake, but fell to U-High 61-72 in their first league game. They finished their season with a 72-66 win over Gonzaga Prep. Row 1: Ishtiaq Quidwai, Jim Bell, Steve Rector, Ryle Kiser, Dave Dam- rell, John Vanos. Row 2: Vince Ko- pec, Mike Kretzer, Kurt Gray, Scott Strawn, Bob Deno, Kip Whitehead, Scott Glidden, Roger Matsch. B BASKETBALL This year’s B-Squad basketball team, coached by Jim Elvington had an exceptional season, finishing up with a 19 and 1 record, which gave them the 1978- 79 city championship. The team’s only loss came late in the season in an exciting game against Gonzaga Prep., which they lost 65-68. The team chalked up wins from every other team in their league in each of the 2 meetings. Row 1: Dave Overbust, Mark Ander- son, Kevin Lewis, Dan Fuller, Lance Butters, Jeff Nilles. Row 2: Jim Elv- ington, coach; Neil Johnson, Joel Mason, Greg Schmidt, Scott Poole, Neal Kneip, Tom Peterson. 198 Shadle Park High School excells in basketball, not only boys but girls also. This year the girls varsity basketball team did a fantastic job, coming in second in the city. Shadle lost only to Gonzaga and University. They went up against U-High in the play- offs and lost in a close and exciting game. The girls showed great sportsmanship and Linda Sheridan showed her abilities as a terrific coach. Also, like the boys, the girls have a sophomore, Colleen Harmon, who the Highlanders will be watching very closely for the next two years. At the awards banquet, Molly Raymond and Pat Danner both received the Most Valuable Award and Penny Thomley took the Most Inspirational. = The J.V. and B-Squad teams didn’t do quite as well, but they still deserve the credit of good playing and having excellent sportsmanship. They had great coaches, Larry Parton and Joe Raymond, who deserve much thanks. And a special thank you goes to Dawn Dively for all her help to the B-Squad team. Row 1: Jeff Chapman, Rolf Mikstron, Jorg Tilmes, Alan Hartman, Dave Boucher, Ken Mulvania, Tim Robinson. Row 2: Doug Starkey, Mark Inman, Joe Boucher, Al Kester, Kevin Swenson, John Day, Gary Hopper. Even though Shadle’s Cross Country team put forth their best effort, they failed to do as well as they had hoped. Mr. Lochhead coached them all the way, giving them much support and encouraging them to do their best. Al Kester was voted the most valuable runner, while Kevin Swenson was awarded most inspirational at the Fall Sports Award Banquet held Tuesday, November 22. The Girls Cross Country team managed to aquire the Greater Spokane League title with little difficulty. Coach Evan Bell was very proud of his runners and hopes to repeat their success next ‘year and place higher at State. They could do it with the potential they showed this year except for one drawback, they will be losing four very valuable seniors. With the J.V. girls also improving, they could combine to be a very competitive team next fall. beh te Row 1: Susan Fagan, Amy O'Donoghue. Row 2: Heather Williams, Sheryl Swanger, Evan Bell, coach; Row 3: Annie Landrus, Deanna Griner. Row 4: Kim Cogswell, Pat Danner, Tammy Meusy, manager; Row 5: Cindy Summers, Mary Reimers, Sandy Strawn. As you all know, we were required as sophomores to participate in a year of Physical Education. Many people who felt this was “dumb” might not have known the reason for it. The main purpose for us to take P.E. was to teach us ways which were fun, to keep us physically fit in a manner that we could use later in our lives. The classes offered like volleyball, softball or even bowling can be played by young and old. Their goal as teachers was to point out how important it is to keep fit, which was done in a nine week course of health. Also required was swimming. Other classes offered were among these: soccer, lacrosse, hockey, archery, tennis, weight training, basketball, social dance, and golf. A new rule that will be put into effect next fall will not allow students to be taught sports out of season. For example: basketball cannot be taught in the spring, tennis or softball in the winter, and so on. With so many classes offered, the main objective for us as students was to pick out at least one activity that we enjoy and be able to put it to use later on and keep our fitness for a life time. Varsity, Row 1: Jim Campasino, Doug Krauter, Jerry Olsen, Mickey Buller, Steve Murphy, Dave Guhlke, Row 2: Coach Page, Ron Stevens, Steve Kutsch, Brian Hilbush, Steve Anderson, Kurt Peterson, Mike Blair, Robert Turner. Junior Varsity; Row 1: Jeff Mattocks, Terry Spiger, Jamie Yeend, Mark Stanton, Greg Schmidt, Daryl Krauter, Curt | Richardson, Jeff Wordell, Row 2: | Mr. Pugh, Todd Bauer, Eric Skubinna, Mike Brady, John Anderson, Wade Thompson. ‘Watch that backhand, great forearm...’’ Comments like these were very familar with Shadle Park’s tennis team. Coach Page, the head of the Varsity boys, was very proud of his team. Though only having a 4-4 season, they were very close in the match- es they lost. Mickey Buller, was the only undefeated member with an 8-0 record. Brian Hilbush finished second with a 6-2 season record. The J.V. team is looking for- ward to next year. BT sae... ae a as ss ek Oe aad Ag 7 a5 gi li Alt i RS he re cath wee . ve % x J 4 26 SA OS %, Os OPEB ON � , 4 ce ae tad ‘ie | i ns Mens Mm Mets. te Sire ty hws 45% ig ae Se tna ndeateiteiiedincumaet tetera, eae SNS Row 1: Mitzi Soo, Sally Latenser, Kim Murray, Tami Linane, Penny Prekeges, Row 2: Margaret Roberts, Debra Hawkins, Ann McGougan, Cathy Meyers, Judy Toenies, Debbie Smith, Row 3: Sharon Whittier, Julie Roberts, Jean Harper. 207 The Letterclub, which is made up of the athletes who have lettered in any Varsity sport, had an active year. Holding a blood drive in December, they managed to donate 80 quarts of Highlander blood to the Spokane Blood Bank. To show their holiday spirits, members of the Letterclub visited a nursing home where they sang Christmas carols. They also participated in Shadle Park’s Second Annual Rummage Sale and sold knit hats and scarves in the commons. 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