University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Letter Club Lead '78-'79 A ti 'ties This year the Letterman's Club was drastically rearranged. N o longer is it just a man club, las you can telll. Being of a 1iberated generation, the girls are entering into the action, and succeeding. This year the club elected oiicers, sponsored the annual Donkey Basketball game, but mostly kept the students involved in sports. Mr. Isatalo is the advisor of the group and has been for the last two years. At right: Receiving a U-High letter is an honor as shown by wearing your letter jacket to show your personal achievements. 150 Row One: John Tondini, Bruce Lightfoot, Neal Wheeler, Teresa Becker, Jodi Thomason, Kitty Byme, Chris Griiiith, Cheryl King, Kelly Roark, Bill Kramer, Keith Zackow, Dan Doughty. Row two: Erik Krauss, Doug Kircher, Stacy Tucker, Julie Wallen Rhonda Nic- hol, Keith Spragg, Tim Yamada, Steve Carpenter, John O'Brien, Kevin Cox, Lori Shagina. Row three: Tammy Gaudett, Brian Kenna, Bobby Yates, Kim Gibbard, JoAnn Workland, Dan Warren, Jon N alder, Dave Gustafson, Ed Marier, Dave Dikes, Julie Jeckle, Frank Peterson. Row four: Theresa Gall- oway, Marcia Misterick. Debbie Gibson, Mark Rodkey, Janice Mat- his, Carrie Taplin, Emily Hart, Renee Bagwell, J.P. Carbon, Craig Haase, Judy Richardson. Row tive: Sarah Hawkins, Liz Goodrich, Stacy Bolyard, Dave Gregory, Joe Monforton, Rick Sandeno, Sue Beevers, Kelly Skierka, Brian Kov- acich, David Oakes, Mike Median. Row six: Kathy Reeves, Dave Bagwell, Chris Johnson, Quinn Schiltz, Mike Crouse, Carmen Espinoza, John Hoiland, Alan Shepard. Row seven: Paul Nein- house, Bnenda McKee, Tom Raw- lings, Jock Hatch, Kevin Drew, Adel Doughty, Lynn Mickelson, Kay McMulken, 'Gail Taff Row eight: Chris Gaiser, Randy Shoop, Mark Fromviller. Row nine: Scoot- er Ellis, Frank Stadler. fl 'i In we r f 'tif iiigi rw J ff' Q W 41405 We , f , 3 i i . ? -ff L Vids I 2 .72 if !, E-it i 5 'V 'll' ' n 'Q iTf 1'3Q'.l M 'ffl J S' F' l ' S. ' lf? J V Mr. lgatalo Scooter Ellis Kitty Byrne Advisgr President Sec.!TI'8aS. Bruce Lightfoot Vice President

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WORRYING ...that's what this year's annual staif did. Would deadlines be met? Could we get our copy on time? These were some of the questions irequently thought by the stall? The staff consisted mostly of inexperienced annual students who had to learn quick land didl! The first month was spent selling ads, which was immediately followed by annual production. Mr. Clark kept the staif going with many different techniques . Most often used was the Saturday moming work session. 'fd Qffiffjbnf 5 1 aa dflg ....u.4., .-mu..-x , .... le mT.- lwarvfw 52 9 79 Annual Staff... 1-ws, X-.. ., ll , .fi tel Above: Special thanks go to John Erickson, MarkWood, Steve La Combe, and Sam Cathcart. These four dedicated photographers spent many of their Titan Ten's and alter school and evening hours snapping important pictures. Through rain, sleet, snow, and blazing heat the pictures were taken, developed, and printed Immediatly above: The annual staff diligently works towards an upcoming deadline. Above letl: Mr. Ted Clark had another interesting year with the 78-79 staH?! Here he checks to see which deadlines have been met.