Upper Columbia Academy - Echo Log Yearbook (Spangle, WA)

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Terry Gottschall Steady, firm, with purpose true. Sue Hilde A quiet charm, a pleasant way, with always a friendly word to say. ' xi ii? if 7 , , I zrg srgygxg- at ' - I . ,111 f ,A-,'-w--if M, V ' 7--may--tru:ag:.,+'f?3i , ltfwfss fs P 'Pan an- 2 r Q- we - X, I 1' F ' We 9 . i V, 4 H t 4 9 a 'S s V' s f m f aa iwmiflf S me-Q We rf ,U aawmgfrp W as , 41 at 633306 fa kms .. .. .sf NF - it-fi ' SJW K .. as , ,, ,. fr , v--..,. , f wf i -, Q r ,ru ii it W K V2 wgggx ff Q NW Q i 3 K f X is f f 3 Q If iff, H Q r M it Jggiaswf M ' gags 5 E 7 s- . ,Liv fl W, Q, , - rt, ,.., ii, 2, i K ,4 -ef .-5ai? 55?:i 4 'f?',,gaef-iffy f e 1 Brad Dorner A fine volly of wit is his ammunition, and well does he know how to fire it. . fr. ,, ' f Kris Mondor Colleen Pickle e BTO know her once is to like Quietness is an enviable her 31WaYS-N virtue for any young ladyf, Barb Hauber I im Weitz '4He meets life as if it were his own invention. Courage and will, perseverance and skillf' Robin Parks HA lass of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf,

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Mike Dunlop Po1iteness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest Way. Kathy Klein 'gAmbition is her middle name, someday we know she'll come to famef' 2 ' 'lv Q ig Wayne Garnick 5'Quiet and friendly with little to say? , r, S f Rise: + tr ws iw , V 5: ,,,,3J ' 15, fififiji2jf7ff?fjIfk5.571 Z ' gg - ,:- sf 5 fu., W 2 L , lgg rg yt 5,255 Qffzgb- : -:Q , , 15? jig V2 , I -gm-V'-:',a': Jackie Hardesty Friendliness-good asset for any senior. Carol Lauzon A friendly smile-a pleasing manner. Ken Weitz What would he do if he couldn t talk. Eileen Boucher Beth Ottman 'fBeWare! I may do Something A life that is full of sweetness, sensational yet. she leaves her fragrance Wherever she goes?