Shoreline High School - Tide Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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HO OR SOCIETY 1984 Fall inductees - Wrapped Around Your Finger The National Honor Society gained na- tional attention this year through the in- cident in Philadelphia. The Shoreline Chapter, however, continued to pursue its orginial aims of service. An example of their service to Shoreline is the out- standing job they did ushering both the Jennifer James meeting and the school play, TEA HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON. Hungry Like The Wolf Karma Chameleon CULT RE CLUB Front row, Left to Right: Jamic Siegel, Trung Nguyen, Jon Matson, Alexy Slutsky. Second row: Sherri Nelsen, Bernard Wang, Chuan Yu, Lin Ku, Ju Yun Lee, Jay Matchet, Charlie Vuong. Third row: Brucc Goodson, Eric Dahlen, Bernard Chung, Anthony Chung, Suk-Won Row, Janine Pedersen, John Delano, Kris Northland, Elaine Fitch, Annette Eaglcs, Back row: San Tram, Megan Scudder, Erin Kirkpatrick, Jane Oxnevad, Kelly Holden, Lori Cronk, John Baxter, Laura Martin, Brenda Fritts, Ron Craig.

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STUDENT CDU CIL 1984 DRG LZDOQED QUZLQEDDS I S.B.A. Rocks the Boat l INSPIRED by Leadership camp, C wi a mom . and MOTIVATED by new Activities ue e 1or,t is e rs .B.i KV' Cabinet truly led the Spartans with c we ' u ladil QE who led Shoreline were not only activ i ' 's ac ivi 1 s but particip e in WESCO Inter-high as well. In Shorei , 1 4,99 in I everything with style. Whether it was dag n o t e intens ' Student Council meetings, the 1984 .B.A. Ca inet av ne me words of Unity, Pride and Spirit. 3 . B'? '.. VAM Nfoors Bernard Wang, Brendan Nall, Chris Kellis, John Baxter, Alan Alseth, Mari Fortes, Mark Honeycutt, Caryn Meyers, Rudy Fortes, Brian Rayfield, Jamie Siegel, Cyndi Hamilton, Trung Nyguyen, Janine Pedersen, Kris Nothlund, Mike Eng, Margie Slater, Shelley Midkiff, Erika Benson, Erin Kirkpatrick, Megan Scudder, Laurie Crink, Helen McCarthy, Denise Bjarnason, Shari Leckman, Heidi Case. PROMISES, PRGMISES . . . This Years Student Council participated in many heated debates and settled many important decisions. Each Representative was selected by each Homeroom to provide for a variety ofinformation. By solving issues such as the Band Letter and. voting in new clubs such as the dance club, the Student Council truly served out their purpose in an efficient and effective manner. 21

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ANCE CLUB 1984 Top: Ray na Dwziynes and Mike Simon. Second roxy: Dave Tyner. Mitch Bell. Toby Noon. Ms. Lyons. .loc Castillo. Karen C'i'aincr. James Jones. Gerald Sawycix and Victor Circcr. Third roxy: Corrina McKinley. Dayc ,-Xlbin. and Trina Jensen. Bottom: lN'la1'itc.-Xlcala. Star Dayis. and Patti Escobar. lui.. .,,, , y -9-f-www--4 el AJ Shoreline Repertory Dance Theater was one of the sprightliest and most beautiful groups at Shoreline this year. Started by Ms. Pam Lyons, the club was headed by Karen Cramer, President: Mike Simon. Vice Presi- dent. Star Davis. Secretary: and James Jones. Treasurer. Performances were var- ious. including BreakfBop. Modern Dance. Jazz. Ballet and folk dance. The club has performed in elementary schools. at assem- blies. variety shows. benefits as well as in their own Spring Concert at the beginning of May. The Dance Club represents Shore- liners' endless vilality. and commitment to excellence.