Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cosmetology class made their way from the halls of Shorecrest to Shoreline Community College for two hours each day. The students learned valuable skills such as how to properly cut hair, make-up techniques, HI H FASHIO manicures, how to create new nails, and how to style hair. Instead of two more years of schooling to train for their profession, the Cosmetology students are able to go to work im- mediately after high school. Tierra Bucknell tries her hand at give ing lody Wilhelm a new sr-fle. lody Wilhelm, Tierra Bucknell, lenniler jackson, Laura Satter white, Cindy Williams, and 3? lenniler Iackson can hardly contain hersellas she atlackse particularly troublesome hairstyle Q 2 ll I CV l Lena Heu. 122 Cosmetology

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-IIGH STA RDS g... -M Avf, fxfg '?q 'T:T?Sfi' j M5m1 -ll E. 1,-ty 2 'Stu Q J, v, ,f 'FZ' H BRO Mr. Tracy and the Knowledge Bowl team met every Tuesda and Wednesday after schooh dividing 12 members into 3 teams. limi Ritzman expressed the hope that the school should steadily improve in the competi- tions as more people find out about Knowledge Bowl and get involved in the rogram. Events are held at the lbcal level, with the winning teams moving on to state and regional contests. Tattoo is Shorecrest's literary magazine. Advised by Mr. Tracy, Tattoo is put out once every year by the students, working exclusively in their free time. Students were able to submit stories, poems, essays, art, or other writing samples, in hopes of having their work show up in print. The Art League joined in by submitting art to decorate the pages. All of their dedication and hard work really paid off by making this year's edition of Tattoo one ofthe best. Makkram Abulhosn, lames Bennett, left' Bird, Hyung Chung, Anne Culver, Christina Dailey, Heather Davis, Rosie Dunn, lon Harris, Cary Hintze, Del Kolde, Mike Kuzu, leif Lin, Victor Lin, Ben Moore, Ben Rafter, Adrienne Reed, Inmes Ritzman, Tammy Smith, in- i1 'f4f,,f l T . ls. . , .., ill Tattoo! Knowledge Bowl 121

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HIGH LEAPS Susan Schoeld shows how much energy is needed to execute the difficult and demanding moves of modern dancing. l .Si . -3 E Qs . 1 '10 f Once a ain Ms. Pam Lyons directed Smis year's Shoreline Repertory Dance Theatre. Split- ting their four night a week prac- tices between Shorecrest and Shorewood, President Andrean- na Brown summed up their ex- periences this way: lt was fun, we were like members of a family. Michelle Cenereau, Mike Peck, Dave Kenney, and Andreanna Brown pair up for an exciting routine. The team visited Shorewood to perform Michael lackson's Bad for assemblies, and also did hour shows at lunch featur- ing the latest popular music, as well as solos by each member of the troup. From june 17-23, the team went to New York City to learn more about dance and to perform. Stated Ms. Lyons: l think that we had quite a suc- cessful year considering the small number of dancers that 'oined this year. Although few but talented, the show went on. IKUU D iu:....,...,. Dance 1