Shorecrest High School - Loch Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Norm Reese Social Studies Lori Rich Home Economics, Health Vic Scarpelli Traffic Safety Sam Scherer Directed Studies Bill Schultz French Nick Schultz Industrial Arts, Math Pete Shepperd Business Education Darlene Sherrick Social Studies l my ' i . Li s ' u i. K ' Q W .S S. i - .f-if-Q LTV' . ' Viwgf nfl -an 1 L H , , tl. di: nr, x 'QQ ln' ll El ll 'lg' fgif ij' lvl -ef . 4 ., Q is 'J lx ,l::i: ' Intl 4 l' l if A 55:2 '-55:1 'V x l -f Q, ,. 5 tag! .jg l T IC.. rg, is 'v R Si ir N at lll llll ' X S-iii' . , L R It BH .Q 150 Faculty I L This is what happens at 2:30. Are the studenLs REALLY respons for this bizarre behavior, or has our illustrious faculty just toi lo

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igiiww Q' fig ' . X 1iQQ.,13fl:TL' Q sxffi' Harry Moore Business Education Sharon Moser Directed Studies Rick Nordby Industrial Arts Ken Noreen Music Colleen Oliver Music Tam Osborne Music George Pappas Math ,tltltl 1,2 StuartPlumb Science Nancy Potter English Ricke Reed Spanish hat is it that keeps teachers ticking? Part of the reason could be because they still havealittle bit of kidin them. Maybe even a lot of kid in I . them. Some of them might D0 YOU bellelfe ln Santa still think they are kids! Claus? Yes-64WJ No-361k Do you celebrate Valen- tines Day? Yes-88fKJ No-IZWJ Faculty 149

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lll 45 -051 Vawgmf-r , MR. COLE: ACE TEACHER OR TOP GUN? .xwwewtewawf IN WEQ? Akemi Smith japanese Daryl Smith Directed Studies it F Li , Q , l as ,. ' g il Q I . ,..,fff.fz... ,L ,rl ,f ,. l ix ea , 11,,r u -, , 3 T , s Q . ., .Q . ' H H ' 'ae ., , H , ' uf QQ Q -1 . V H ,X D r I D O' ll M A ' I: Fifa? M V . , a 1 'ls 'f ff is w A Z-5 ,, h U 1. .5 J' gil X1 Q 5 n 'X kv- fi fn. - vmui f Steve Suplin Xi English Stan Taloff john Tracy English Ralph Velie Social Studies Connie Walker English if .2 If lying's a lot of fun. Flying to me is hours of boredom separated by a few minutes of stark ter- ror. All of us know him as that fun-loving guy who teaches com- puter programming to unsuspec- ting students. But let us now take a moment to reflect upon another aspect of the teacher we call Mr.Cole. Mr.Cole be an flying during Vietnam when ie was drafted into the Air Force as a pilot. After flying for a year, his Air Force pilot career ended when he was grounded for medical reasons. Although he was not flying with the Air Force, he continued to fly on his own time with his FAA licence. I got very lucky, I went to japan, not Viet- nam. As a matter of fact, in the several years I served in the Air Randee Whitfield Directed Studies Katie Wilson French Force, I never even fired a gun! Later, Mr.Cole got his chance to combine his interest in flying with teaching when he taught an aerospace class at Shorecrest. However, the program was cut from the curriculum after the school realized that there was no insurance for Mr.Cole and his wild bunch of Red Barons. Of course, Mr.Cole had some terrifying moments. One time, he heard some strange banging noises. Suspectin engine trouble, he set the plane gown, ffortunate- ly, it was a long runwayj got out fast and returned the keys. There was no question in my mind that I was going to die! He didn't find out until ater that the noises were from the passenger seatbelt hang- ing out the window. Physical Education, cf' Carol Triplett Physical Education Health Faculty 151