Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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HGH TENSIUNS 'HI HRECOG ITIO To the players, this is not a game. Chess is a serious event, a way of life. In this year's club, only a few people joined, so each player had a chance to compete. During the matches, there are five boards, with the winner of each board receiving one point. Com- peting across the State, the Scots discovered that they were doing battle in the toughest league, leading to some tense matches. Like any other team, the Chess club had it's ups and downs. stated Andy Robertson. Every year Letters of Commendation are award- ed by the SAT as part of the National Merit Pro- gram. We are proud to present this year's winners. Chessfletters of Commendation , 12 7

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The Vocational lndustrial Clubs of America iV.l.C.Ai is an organization for students interested in such areas as drafting, architectural elec- tronics, or leadership posi- tions.,The Club holds com- petitions in different areas HI regional or even national recognition. The Club has gained more members this year and Damien Harris felt that everyone's skills are a lot stronger this'year and with many returning members V.l.C.A. will go far this year. Adviser Mr. McBurney helps Daryl Smith with his new drafting project. I 2 i k fl ' ., ggqfiiitl, 1 Y :.T.5 1t-t.s-'ggppi j f TX HIGH EXCHANGE For being a relatively new club at Shorecrest, the International Club has accomplished much. The highlight of the year was a large potluck dinner organized by Mr. Langley, the Adviser. In addition to sampling some great international dishes, the potluck gave the students cw ITS HOMECOMING TIME AROUND an opportunity to meet the Shoreline area foreign exchange students, which included a visiting basketball team from Mexico. The club also offered presenta- tions on many different countries, with the underlying message to all: Everyone Is Welcome! V IrsparzyzimemihePozluckdmner

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Commercial Foods had another successful year. Advised by Mrs. Eguchi, the students prepared food, managed and ran the Highlander Cafe. Delicious substitutions for the everyday boring cafeteria food, reasonable prices, and the fun of havin friends wait on you all combines HI CALURIES to make the Cafe successful as well as enjoyable. Students in the class learned everything from budgeting to waiting tables, to managing. Commercial Foods was a fun way to learn, quotes one of the students, and it was fun for everyone! fx -,,,,- GETTING For years, helping has been a Shorecrest tradition, and hel ing is what the Child Psycholjogy class does best. The students help out nei hborhood parents by watching ieir children every day in Shorecrest's own day care center in A Hall. The students teach the children valuable lessons by playing games and working on proLects with them. In return, the c ildren help the high school students to gain a better understanding of the wa a child's mind works, which will help the students to be better parents in the future. 128 Foods! Child Psychology Tim Blair, Larry Amarok, and Mike Peck prepare a gourmet meal fo the Highlander Cafe HI HO KIDS E Sandy Gillman watches one ofthe boys to make sure he doesn't eat his Tinker Toy.