University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Above right: Custodians Dorothy Harris and Dick Gorley finally get a break. Above: Robert Stallman and adop ted staff member pose for a quick photo. Immediate right: Cooks cease their culinary efforts just long enough for the photographers to snap a picture. 128 syn- Right to left: Judy Abbs, Linda Inlow, Pat Vandiver, Vivien Landers, Dorothy Campbell, Sue Mills, and Hazel Herman.

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2. 4 Ji, . ,CW IC Kermit Kilcup Gary Fields Practical, Fun, nd Demanding In the Fine Arts Department many new, exciting, and interesting changes took place this year. Changes included new band uniforms, a choir festival, a television studio, and a dramatic production. While speaking with Mrs. Billie Kenny, head ofthe Fine Arts Department, 'she said that generally the department was growing and improving. There were several new classes including beginning guitar and a class in mime. This year for the first time in about 15 years, our band got new uniforms. The members debuted for the students of our school, for the first time, during our Homecoming game. Also, this year the Titan band was invited to a Music Evaluators Convention, in which five other states partici- pated. This year, for the first time in our school's history. the drama students performed in a major production. The title of the play was One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Another change in the Drama Department was the addition of a pantomime class. In this course, the students learned to perform with motions, but without words. New in the Industrial Arts Department this year were the interesting articles made in the woodshop. Some of the more fascinating were waterbed headboards and elaborate furniture reproductions. Mr. Kilcup added that a new tig welding machine had been purchased. Above: Mark Rotchford creates an elaborate work of art. Chuck Pierce Emmett Gumm Bob Gehres 127

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William P.E. Shapes Future: Cooks Maintain Reality Marilyn Hastings New equipment in the Physical Education Department and an average year of cleaning paced the '79 school year. This year the P.E. David Holms Department installed a weight station and new Daniel Iyau floor matts. These new items were considered, by the students to be excellent additions to the department. While speaking with Miss Marilyn Hastings, a girls' P.E. teacher, she commented, It has really been a super year! There were no major injuries or serious theft problems. During an interview with Mr. Dan Iyall, a boy's P.E. teacher, he informed us ofthe many sports played in his classes. Some of these sports were: Volleyball, Tennis, Flag Football, Bad- Pallla Oswald minton, and Wrestling. Some of the new sports Joe Tmmbly added this year were Golf and Archery. As the P.E. classes carried on, the custodians were always working hard. While speaking with Mr. Robert Stallman, the head of the custodians, he remarked, At the first of each year things seem pretty good. However, by May they have become progressively worse. Above: Several boys in their P.E. classes demonstrate their he-man strength. Lett: Ane things very different today than they were back in 1970, Mr. Iyall? 1