Walla Walla High School - Royal Blue Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1986 volume:

(jrganizaTions .oz Sports. 66 Sophomores.104 Juniors .424 Seniors .144 Faculty ..180 Patrons .... ' .186 Index .188 Walla Walla Hgh School Abbott . Fern Walla Walla, Washington 99362 ' vV : != % ' (Top) New foshions to wear to Homecorring deled during Iutk ; (Lower Left) New looks for famiar foces, Mrs Cor¥ Tayiof-Rondoi, (Lower Rig t) New tocos In o d clothes. M so Pomirei and Dirk Muse I I I I I r=r=F New trends. faces, and classes I I I I (Top) New hair styles tTHxteled by Kim David¬ son, Randy Mitton and Angie Woltef: □i J_L (Below) Signing tp tor new ckisses duing Areoo Pegistratton, Kely OXoughln, Tommy Reiswig, Craig Nuthak, Shannon Stewart. Greg Grc arn arid Borbora Don Sdson; (Center) Returning exchange students, Terry Archer, who returned from Sweden; (Top) New spim personnel fof fci ar d winter sports; and another year for... (Uppef Left) Dress-up davs. Chuck Muir- head, (Upper Right) fsloon-time octivtties, Don Gonzales: (Bottom) Parades: (Upper Left) Otis ' League Cabinet dis- pkJvs wlxrt it takes to k5se another ' tug- of-war’ cofnpetition, (Upper Right) Generic Day gave Rudy Mejorodo the chor ce to come to school ‘bk ck ard white. ' (BekDw) An eoger oudierKe owaits the annual Girts’ League-Boys’ Fed Tug of- Wor across the roglrig Yelowhawk. (Top) The Hornecoming Cotrt wo$ cfownod at the dcr ce lonee Alaniz, Queen Susanna Osbom, Lisa Byergo and Angeia Doyle. StoncSng Andy Slaybough, Ubby Tyson, King Brock Krebs, John Golden, Darin Harvey and Scott McOeiafKi. (Lower Left) Darke Stephenson otkI Brod Schiing errkceed the pre-Hornecoming fash¬ ion show ckj1r o kjxti in the Gormions, ' Xton ' t they look marvelous! (Lower Pight) King Brock and Queen Susarrta ore introduced during the hclftime of the Homecomirkg game Spirit events highlight week Homecoming Week got fired off Monday with ' hat day ' and musical choirs at noon. Everyone was plain on Tuesday to go along with ' generic day the first dress-up day. The noon activity was a rootbeer guzzling contest. Costumes such as Mickey Mouse, Superman, ar d various rock stars showed up on Wednesday for ' hero day. Thursday, an ' era day, ' was a new addition. Students ranging from be¬ fore the 1900 ' s through the 50 ' s to 2000 visited the campus. Boys ' Fed struggled with Girls ' League in the anrxxjl tug-of-war across the Yello- whawk and students joined togeth¬ er at 7 p.m. for the serpentine to Wa-Hi from Tieton Park, foilowed by the bonfire. Friday was the trodrtionai ' blue and white ' day and the lunch activ¬ ity was a food relay. The pep raHy took place otter lunch when the Homecoming Court was an¬ nounced. The Blue Devils hosted the Pasco Bulldogs on Friday night at Borieske and on Saturday night Dancing in the Streets was the theme of the Homecoming Dance in the gym. Finalists for the Homecoming Court were John Golden, Darin Har¬ vey, Joe Horwood, John Kopf, Brock Krebs, Scott McCleHond, Reid Nel¬ son, Andy Slaybaugh, Dane Ste¬ phenson, and Dennis TaHch. The girts were Lar ee Alaniz, Lora Baker, Lisa Byergo, Stoci Com, Angela Doyle, Tyro Ferderer, Kristin Gobrielsen, Su¬ sanna Osborn, JH Poffenroth, and Libby Tyson. (Above) Gits ' league tried tnet hardest to get Boys ' Fed info the Yelowhowlt but faied once again (Center) Kristin Smith otkJ Brendo NeissJ ex- Nbit that special Blue Devil spirit on one of the many dress-tp doys The TJew Royal Blue ' was se¬ lected by the ROYAL BLUE Staff as the theme for fhis year ' s book based on the ' new ' idea equated with many aspects and products of today ' s society. Coca-cola intro¬ duced ' new ' coke, but after mixed reactions changed their label to plain Coke and Classic Coke. Con¬ sequently, the staff chose the Coca-Cola Bottling Co, as the site for fheir picture. Ray Marrero, editor, and Dirk Muse, photo editor, along with a staff of 18, only nine of them veter¬ ans, set out to create something ' new ' in annual history. Staff chooses ' New ' theme ANNUAL STAFF -- FI?ONT f?OW: Dana famm. Joe Gordon, Shela Cotes, Bras C io. Tommy Ooin, Aixty StaytooLjgh, Joleoe Kng, Broodo Mercodo, Lori otsec. Roy Morroro, Kori Anderson, ond ken Berg ROW 2; Mlwo Nitsuyomo, Sonjo Permentec, Stephanie RondoM, Dtane MIk kancic. Krisfen Smith, Lonee Alaniz. Dirk Muse and Art Jenkins Dirk Muse, Lonee Alom, ond Kristen Smith sort through or- oonizotion pictures in on attempt to iden- tify the many faces of the 1,300 Wo-Hi students involved in corrpus octivtties Rally inaugurates all-club fundraiser RaBv. the Wa-Hi Pep Club, orga¬ nized a Fall Festival, which they hoped would become an annual event. All clubs were invited to par¬ ticipate by operating concession stands of all types. The carnival was held on the campus, September 28 from t to 5 p.m., and according to Lanee Alarriz, club president, It wos a success! Some of the more successful en¬ deavors were the County JaH spon¬ sored by the boys ' basketball cheerleaders; the Cake Walk, by JSA; the Bean Bag Throw, Girls ' League; the Balloon Dart, Senior Class; Go Fish, RaWy; and Rambo Squirt Gun, also by RaHy. (Top Lett) K s. Norma Long. Roty advlsef, and Mrs. Jan Thocker, cheedeoder odviser, sur¬ vey tt e atterrroon octtvttles by ttieir respec¬ tive oroonizattons. (Rignt) Nk. Wchord P Neher. prTiclpal. seems to be a victim of the ' Jol ' otong with Andy Borram Susie Lucarel is the jaier. (ToP Right) The ' coke wc ' sponsored by JSA seems to hove ottracted o number of hungry particip ants. al hopirkg to be the lucky winrter of o coke when the music stops 16 The Girl ' s League 50 ' s dance entitled ' ' Rock Around The Clock which was hekj in the Woia Wolla High School Gymnasium Thursday. Morch 20. was an enjoyable night for mony students, Around 146-150 students atterded the dance, These students were able to hear the Spokane bord called. Moxy. who played a variety of music. Adding to the excitement of the dof ce were many pink and black decorations surrourding the entrar ce to the gym. Arranged on the pink ard black paper were poodles. These deco¬ ration ' s were imitating the poodle skirt outfits thot were worn in the 60 ' s. Also o port of the decorofions were old 45 re¬ cords hanging in the entronce Students were able to get theis pic¬ tures taken a! the donee on a motorcy¬ cle. A sign with inspiration point written on it was also in the pictures. Students dorice to the sourd of the ' 50 ' s, Students dance to the music of “Moxov Front Row Mindy McCoulev. Kim Ridenour. Michelle Stevens, Sardro Hobkik Bock Row Megon Hines, Jon Schfoeder. Heather Herion. Heother Ingais. Evo Trapani, Kay Lynn Ste- Boys ' Federation sponsored the annual Air Jam on Wednes¬ day. November 26 in the Wa-Hi Commons. At 7 p.m., eight bands came together to treat the student body to a night of rock-n-roll fun. A good-sized crowd assembled to see students strut their stuff to the music of their choice. The au¬ dience was in store for music of all types, as well as costumes ranging from heavy-metal ma¬ keup and chains to surgical scrubs to black hats and shades. Easy Axcess, Kist, and Snowb- lind presented heavy-metal sourxJs to the music of Kiss, AC DC, and Ratt. The Unknowns played rock-n-roll with the tradi¬ tional paper-bag-over-the- head from Unknown Comic fame. The sizzlers — the only all¬ girl group — presented pop mu¬ sic, while the Blues Brothers gave a great performance with music from everyone ' s favorite funny¬ men. Weird Chuck, of course, be-bopped to Weird Al ' s tunes. The Air-Jam evening was not an actual competition — there were no judges and no winners or losers. Everyone Just got up there and had fun. The music for the Air-Jam was supplied by the Tri-Sigma and the drums were courtesy of Tim Phillips. The rest of the instru¬ ments were supplied by each group. The money raised by Boys ' Fed will go towards Boys ' Fed Schol¬ arships. Terry May %anQ with the tunes of Arcodio I t- I Briar Britt ’ ' Shout ' Brad Schiing ond f?ichard Toley synched mu- s c from the Blues Brothers Devon Cuium ploys to the heovy metol sounds of KISS. Music of the Pointef Sistefs was done by Biie Jo Goodwoter Chuck Muirheod, along with Gory Spencer, Brod Jackson, and Teno Mier ployed to the music of Weird Ars like a Surgeon Students Visit Wa-Hi Exchange students at Wa-Hi this year represented several programs that are available to students world-wide Japan was the most widely represented with three girls, each sponsored by a different program. Other countries represented were Ger¬ many, Mexico, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia. The students generally agreed that an interest in being a foreign exchange student was the initial step. Then either a test or on ap¬ plication was required. Most of the students ' parents contribut¬ ed to the individual programs in order to finance their child ' s year ' s stay in Walla Walla. How¬ ever, the host families received no payment from the program Students were enrolled at Wa- Hi in a regular academic pro¬ gram, Language barriers seemed to dissolve as most of the students spoke fluent English when they arrived Each lived with a Walla Walla family, some of whom had children at Wa-Hi. For the most part students spent the entire school year with one family, but some did change families mid-year. Tomoko Ogihora, an eleventh groder from Guma, Japan, spent the under the For¬ eign EducationcJ System Service Mark ar d Donna McComas were her hosts for the year Alexondef Mooss spent ten weeks lr the In- femottonoi Education Forum from West Ger¬ many He was hosted by Mrs Terry Baker Miwa Mitsuyoma, hosted by Ken end Cindy Wolterng. visited from Sasayama, Jopon Each yeof Wcio WoWa hosts a student from its ' sister city In Japan and o Woio WoWo student spends the year In Sasayama Brigitte Dietin. a senkx from Porrentruv, Swrt- zerkXKil, was a Rotary Exchange Student She was hosted by Bi and Morionr e Porker Martin Metzler, Tittsee-Neustadt, Germony. spent the year with Mike ond Linda Howel He wos o nnember of the American Scorxina- v on Student Exchange Keiko TsucNya visited under the Youth for UnderstondiriQ Program from Osaka, Japan Salty ar d Robert Cahi were her hosts for the year Anna Wintle. a semor from Monterroy, Mexi¬ co, was sponsored by the Academic Year in USA program Leonord and Fkxence Adams hosted her for the year Ivona Kkjn, a student in the American Aca¬ demic Youth Exchange program, spent her senkx yeor at Wa-Hi She was hosted by Joe and Debtx© Frozier Drama 401 was offered as an English credit first, third, and fifth periods during the school year. But, according to Mr. James Wamble, the fifth period class excelled so much during the first semester that it turned into an Advanced Drama 445 credit at the beginning of the second se¬ mester. During the ' 85- ' 86 season, a night of drama was produced once a month. On two occas- sions the drama classes invented their own skits and competed against each other in the Skit- Off, The winners were selected according to the audience re¬ sponse. The remainder of the productions were presented by the second period adva nced squad which only had 30 days to perfect a new play, This year was the best year so far, said Mr. Wamble. The Ad¬ vanced Drama classes have been very productive and in turn put out high quality perfor¬ mances. At the present time, 100 stu¬ dents were enrolled in the dra¬ ma classes. Mr. Wamble credits this to the fact that students like to get up and perform in front of others. Not only that, everyone gets a chance to act whether they are good, bad, or medio¬ cre. Mr James Wamble, drama instructor, ad¬ vises, “If you ' re going to be o performer, be o bold performer Jenny MrtcheH and Melcjrie Sowan pkay roles os grlfnerKte in Not Necessarily on Emergen¬ cy ' Tim LOTKlon. Torrmy Spencer. Kristen K4j-phy. Kori Anderson ar d Trocy Peterson performed Nobody Sleep Mike MuTKlt and Sfod ScNing in Not Neces¬ sarily on Emergency Sbeto Cotes does Who ' s on First The original purpose of the se¬ lected art classes was to provide greater flexibility in scheduling and to provide different course numbers for the students en¬ rolled in the art program for more than one year. The selected artist program is much more student directed as the area(s) in which the student will work are selected by the stu¬ dent and approved by the in¬ structor. It is e ssentially student directed and an independent type program There is a tre- metTdous responsibility on the student to produce quality art work The work that is completed during the year (by any student) can be exhibited and entered in various art competitions. The most prestigious award is to have work accepted in the State Superintendent ' s Annuai High School Art Show, If the work is selected as a winner, it is awarded a $200 purchase prize and becomes a part of the per¬ manent collection. Other exhibits during the year are the Congressional Art Show, the Carnegie Center Art Show, the Southeastern Washington Fair, ond new this year, the Su¬ perintendent ' s Art Show (School District 140). It is an honor to have work selected to be en¬ tered into any of these shows, and even more so if the entry is selected as a winner. Roy Marrero helps a figure come to life As you draw, compore one ot ject to on- other , constoritlv compare. advises Mr Dale Steifidorf to Greg Matthews SELECTED ARTISTS — PROMT ROW JOtm Pfe- derkmg, Bronan Wagaman. Greg MalThews, Squire Broel. Ray MorrefO ROW 2: Denm Word, Lloyd Cheney, Victor Trep. Dorie Ste¬ phenson, Kim Coins, Rodney Schulz, Liana Herrmann. Derek Tyler, ienntfer Martin. Matt McKern otk:! Kim Huntington Kfisti Furtong works with the ocrylcs. Rod Schulz Is underway on Ns rrxjsterpiece Lloyd Cheney works on the begrning of an¬ other 22 inch pot Music Influences Fashion Without skepticism one can truly say Wa-Hi has its diversity among students ' dress and ap¬ pearance. The ' 85- ' 86 school year proved that in every respect. The most obvious A ould be in the students ' hair styles and dress. Students have numerous influ¬ ences on their apparel, the most popular influence being music whether it be heavy metal, punk, new wave, or country. Each takes on its own mode of expression. Other influential areas would be television shows, such as Miami Vice.” and popu¬ lar magazines such as Vogue” and GQ. If one was to remember any¬ thing about this school year, it might be the variety of personal¬ ities and how they influenced fads and fashions. (Center) Jeft Oiver and Kurt Kiyl coUd al¬ ways be counted on to reflect the western influence of our comrngnitv (Bottom Right) A populof men’s magazine. mfkjenced the mole foshion scene os shown by Victor Trejo, while ’’Seventeen ' moy hove been the influence for NatcJle Ru- par ' s choice of clothes I (Below) Heovy Metal could hove influeficed Tim Longdon ond James DeCrick to appear in these customized outfits Provides Training For Empioynnent Building on the sound founda¬ tion of basic education, voca¬ tional education in the Walla Walla public school system pro¬ vides specific training for em¬ ployment. At Walla Walla High School, vocational education classes may lead directly to en¬ try-level employment or channel students into more advanced vocational education programs such as those offered by Walla Walla Community College. Vocational education gives students skills and knowledge for specific occupations. The main method of instruction is ' hands on ' experience, in a simulated work situation or an actual pb site. Vocational education is a practical alternative for youth who want immediate training for employment. It is ' paycheck training, ' designed for those who are ready to earn a living or fi¬ nance further education apply¬ ing vocational skills. Mrs Mirney Wogner demonstrates a microwave technique to her foods ckass which includes Doug Stubblefield orxj Ezzie Agticsr Dorren AH vert i makes on odjustment in auto mechanics Cabinet Strives For ' School Improvement ' A S B. CABfOEf — fmym now Anne Hei¬ berg, Jayne Houk, Mindy McC iey, TOW TWO KatHy Hobkirk, Amy Banks, Korer iski- kogawo, Loufie Aixtefson, Chad Guisinger, Kristin Gobrieisen, Angela Doyle. Staci Corn ROW THREE; Soo a Permenter, Kondi Ttaley, Robin Lang, Kristin Smith, Lone© Alaniz, Mark Mukerin, Jod Cotemon, Scott McCl@lar d, Tessa Kimbol, Ron Koestei. Mke Locoti, Tyro Ferdefer. Usa Byergo, Eva Trapani. KayLynn Stevens, ASB Officers Take Action President Brad SchriUng Vice-president Mark Mulkern Secretory Scott McC eiond upon their election lost spring, ASB officers selected cabinet members whose first }ob it would be to plan for 1985- ' 86. Brad and Mark then at¬ tended a leadership camp at Cispus, where they met with students from oil over the state to exchange ideas In the fall, a simitar confer¬ ence was planned by Wa-Hi ' s officers for the ASB Cabinet in the Commons. Sophomore class officers joined the cabinet upon their election in October. Also, this month cabinet members at¬ tended the WASCO confer¬ ence at Pasco High School, where they heard how ideas presented earlier were being implemented. An effort ot more school in¬ volvement and words of wis¬ dom to live by will remem¬ bered os the goals of this yeor ' s, ASB officers. TreCBuref Koyle Price Boys ' Fed Sponsors ' Air Join ' BOYS FED OFFICERS; Sroted-Ron Koestec, president Andy StoytxxiQh, vk:e-president, Joe Harwood, treosurer. Ml a Locoti, secre- tory. BOYS ' FED—FRONT ROW: Matt Fischec, Troy Bockel, John SifrTK n, Troy Aichete, Mice Fre¬ drickson, Joe Hofwood. Keith Roy. Andy Slay- bough ' Oreg Frandsen. Scott Modntoah, Anthony Taylor. Tim Thompson. ROW 2: Blair Mercado, Lorrtse Roberts. Jason Lhke. Wl- Hotti Keiy. Dole WIson, Shawn Ivey. Chad Gui- singer, John Woodard, Done Stepherson, John Kopt, Grey Turner. Brad Hafen, Don Ad¬ ams, Fronk HerrKTKtez. ROW 3: Mice Locati. Joe Kent. Todd Brandt. Lynn Roberson, Eric Dogue. Brion Aley. Pat Weis, Greg Kinzer. League Officers Direct Activities GIRLS LfAGUE OffCBiS: Tyra Fecderef, treo- sutet Kothy Hobkifk, president Stondr g Kondi Turley, vice-president, Angelo Doyle, secret dry- jSA—FRONT ROW Denise Chd, Morir Ml!- kertn, ShoiJo Dideius, Brian Howel, iowro Gossekn. Ceciy Fuhr. Glenda Montgonwy Julo Coudi, Pom Moore, Groce Nokogowa, Angie Woiref, Kim VonDorge, ROW 2: Ron RIcfKirdson, Roy Marrero, Slobhan Cohi, Anttxxiy Toytor Sean Armstrong, Ann Moore, Kfistin Smitti, Karen Corger. Richard Fair- bortcs, Cynda Denton, ROW 3: Mice Wofc- Irger, Randy Mitton, Sean McLeon. Chrts Zoeiner John Foster, Tom Conger, Mkrhoei Jacobs, LdkJte Anderson, Adam Rubin, Karen Nokogowa, Robin Long, Lanee Atoriz, Ter¬ rence Archer Tri-Sigma, FBLA, Reflect Student FBLAFFRONT ROW; Teni Colemon, Yolondo Aguilaf, Janette Storment, Jeff Stubblefield. David Mobley, Erie Gonzoles ROW 2 Brenda Mercodo, Audra Krussel. Roct eie Gob e. Jonei Kegtey, Carmen Pimental. Frank Her¬ nandez, Ooig Nuthok TRI-SIGMA—FRONT ROW Linda Yaw, Kotfiy Taylor, Sean Armstrong, Ceciy Fyhr, Glenda Montgomery. Wotter Porker, KActKiel Jocobs, Denise Choi ROW 2 Mark Mukerin, Sean McLeon, Ron Richardson Crest, NHS Interests CREST—FRONT ROW Kamecin© Richardson, Koren Conger. Micheie Mtehelson. Libby Ty¬ son, Laurie Arxierson, Robin FfiefxJ ROW 2: JoTKi 6urris, Mary Ann Christensen, Kathy Hob- kirk, Jenryfer Bum. Liana Herrmann, Kristie Johnson ROW 3; Mary Jo OekJ, Cheryl His. Kondi Turley, Jodi Radtke, Cindy Groom. An¬ gela Doyle ROW A Lisa Byefgo, Kristen Ga- bfieisen, Susanna Osborn, Kerry Cotxm, (Not pictured Kristin Smith and Sonjo Permenter.) NHS—FRONT ROW Shone Longmire. Amy Banks, Beth Weber, Karen Nokagawa. Lauhe Anderson ROW 2 JKft Poffenroth, Kerry Col- bum. Kristen Gabrielsen, Demis Ward, Dole Wilson, Shawn Ivey ROW 3 Jennrfer fiurri, Robin Friertd, Cheryl His, Mary Am Christen¬ sen, Kondi Turley; Bronon Wogarrxxi, Robbie Locoti, Jon Mite he! The Rally Club officers for the year were Lanes Alaniz, president; Gretchen Saul, vice-president; Dane Stephenson, secretot y-treasurer, Rally supports academics and athlet¬ ics at Wa-Hi and is composed of both boys and girls. Rally activities for the year included the September Festival. Sophomore picnic. Godfathers. Guardian Angels, pep assembly skits, car washes. Fourth of July booth, a frolic, and the tradition¬ al senior football kidnap breakfast. Spirited Organization Supports Athletic Teams ffALLY CABISCT—FI?ONT ROW Brofxia Neissl, Sonja Penneater, Susomo Osbom. Juie Jack- son, Ray Morrofo. Krtetin Gobrietsen. Kyle Mi- ef, Desiree Evar s. ROW 2; Lance Brockett. Ezzi© Aguiar. Kilsten Smith. Terri Coleman, Au- dra KTL sel, Mary Ann Christenson. Arturo Ra¬ mirez. Cathy AlarYz. Kandi Tuhey. ROW 3: Juie Stevenson. Brenda Mercado, Jolef e Kng, Camwi Pimentel, Anne Goronson, Andy Bar rorn. Ernie isieissl. Yolar da Aguiar ' ROW 4: Amy Austi. Koy Lynn Stevens, Heidi Giiam. Heather Ingois, Laura Stubblefield, Mike Byergo, Joey Kirshner. PhiomerKi Shivel ROW 5: Shown Ivey, Angel Coley, Beth Weber, Kathy Reed, Ji Poffenroth, Kim Hunthgton. Steprranle Randal ROW 6: Jodi Coleman, Scott McClelar d. Dale WMson. Lonee Alaniz. Dor 6 Stephenson, Gretchen Saul. Ron Koes ter, Jon Woodard, Janet Adams Kely Penlond, Sheie Minear. Siodhon Co- hi, Mamie Dean, Joiene Wornef. Alee Aguilar, and Desiree Evans admire the year ' s new IJoly Club sweafshirts de- sigr 0 d by Oana Lopez. Roly gathered during linch in the Aco- demic Courtyard for o grcMjp picture Mra. Normo Long, tor right third row, was the odviser for the organization On JJv 4th. Cote Wice orid Desiree Evans trK:reased Poiy oworeness by seing re- treshments at the hoidoy celebrotion if Pfoneer Park Shown Ivey Jon Woodard, Jeff Neissl, Tom Conger, and Andy Borrom help in one of the Poiy car woshes during the ' 85 sum¬ mer vocotton ICE, COE, DEC A Offer Students (Top) ICE—FRONT ROW; Crystcsl Toon, MaMssa Zito, Dawn Bijss ROW 2 Tony Luong, Randy George Flppo, Kim Locker. Arwiete Avey, Lisa Bridges ROW 3 Dan Garcia, Dovid Chapman. Kim Bannister. Jorrod Summerlin. Brad Cobb. Jo eri© Peck, Chrtsann Bemson ROW 4 Brian Delp, Steve Mendoza, Scott Krika, Brian Johnson (Bottom) COE—FRONT ROW Corn iighttoot, Vokando Aguilar, Angela Noffsinger, Mary Curcio, Tracy Benson, Lisa Garanzuoy , Deb¬ bie Clearly ROW 2 Lisa Locoti. Sherri Bray. Eric Spair gef, Jon Stocmet, Crystal Dion, Jar ei Kagley Background For Jobs (Top) DtCA—FRCMMT ROW Erika Stone. Lort Stooe. Tama Bruton. Jotki Webster, Tom Fox. Rob Poul. Downei© Davrio ROW 2 Gai Me- Clellan. Krista Conely. Lindo Agtilar. Dernse Earty, Sheri McCukoch. Suiett© Germain ROW 3 Bi Gardner. Lane Zetzsche. Saly McCloy. Sissy CXjggef, Borixira Donaldson. Jesse Streck (Bottom) DECA—FRONT ROW Ctvte Baft, land, Brando Com, Tonya Smith, Roxanne Jemy Mifchei, Coieen Morgan. Stocy Grad- Reynolds. Becky Schuerger, Mr Richard wohl. Lisa Borgstodt. Angie HogKrd ROW 2: Decker ROW 4 Pat Rennaker, Skip Baker, Rene Sims. Cindy Gdz. Kim Meyer, Sonja Per Matt Streck. Sosha Todorovic, Doug Stubble- menter, Brand McDaniel ROW 3: Rolph Wick- tield, John Brooks, PoU Wiams Choir, Chamber Singers, Flog Team Perform CHAMBER Sf GERS—FRONT ROW KrtsUn Paul- Mttte Locotl, Sfrawn Ivey, Raelynn Reytxjffi, son, Cheryl Httls, Jeanette Brodley, D©tob� © Br@r do Shiekds. Trlcia Foustl JLie KofTvnefzell. Mofo. Af geki Marks, Kayle Price, Dena Curtte. Tim Loor, Don Adams, Brad Hofen Emly Jones ROW 2: Kevin Reed, Jett Caton, FLAG TEAM—FRONT ROW: Co-coptoln Juie son. Tomi Tinhoff, Jeonetfo Brociey, Steph- Connie Gray, Eva Troponi, Louro Pearson, Jackson. Koylynn Stevens. Mindy McCauley, anie Rondoi. Kim Ridefxxjr, Sherri Fian. ROW ROW 4 SenQ Monyroth. Megan HPes. Pam RoeAnn Pygiese, Susie CottnglWTi, Captain 3; SorKto HoPkik, Jon Schroeder, Amy Bonks, lockin. Sonja Permenter, Darcy VonPotten Usa Byergo, ROW 2: Chrtety Wood. Helei Lor- Music Inspires Instrumentalists JOUR 4AL STAFF—FIK)NT ROW: Heotnef Im- megat, Lono Heodefson. Kim Huntington, Doren Jockson, Shan© Longmir©. ROW 2: Da¬ vid Nestoby, Eric Jacobsen, David Mobley, Kerry Cotaum, Don Aryderson, Jonet Adams. Shown Ivey. ROW 3: Brian Qi, Rod Schutz, Dan Adorns, Jodi CoiefTxai, Andy Barrom. Roy Marrero, Brarxjn Wogomon. Organizations ROTC Earns Recognition Through Performance A-TEAM—FRONT ROW: Chris Murphy, Chuck MiJrheod. Joe Kirshner, Gory SperK;ef. Mik© Trottef, Mik© Afxirefi, Bi Soms. ROW 2 Robert Vnw. Don Koenig, Fronk htoi, Jon Nickens, Richard Oye, Garret Mecham, Bruce Coke- breod, Todd Goscon, Doug Powoi, Brian Mor- tonick, Donnie Abraham, c cpt Rudy Mejor- odo (comrrrander). BAHALJON STAFF—FRONT ROW: c ma) Me- Icrw Bowen, c ttc Mtchaet JocoOs. c csm ■nttony Cooper ROW 2: c cpI Chrtstte McC Jloc , c cpt Eric Oscorson, c cpt Mark Bef©s, c cpt Me xJow Lund. SPONSOCJS—FRONT ROW: Tiffon Cooper, c nxij Mekanie Bowen, c cpt Meodow Lund (SpoTttOf commander), c cpt Christie McCU- toch. ROW 2: Lucy Wamof. Laurie Gree, Lo- Vina Record, Sarah WoHoce, Carrie Reser, Jenny Mitchei. Janna SosePee. Sharon Thomas. Jockie Codleux, Toni Neteon, ROW 3 Bonnie Weber. Shoffon Bryorty, ShonrKin Fos¬ ter. Bombi Evans. Mfety Bok. Kim Root. Toro OBrien. Garto Bryorty. Sheri Reinhardt. Cindy Ostgren. Jenny Mitchei. Janna Sosabee. Sharon LJ Brigade Staff Directs Battaiion OFFICERS CLUB — FRONT ROW C ITC Mike Jocotos. C MAJ Meionie Bowen. C C APT Christie McCuBouch. C CAPT Meadow Lund. C 1LT ioe Kirshnef. C IIT Chock Muirhead. C 21T Bruce Cakebreod BACK ROW C CAPT Rudv Meiorodo. C ILT Dave Cochfon. C IlT Todd Goscon. C CAPT Mork Beres. C 1LT Kieth Cora C 2LT MoH Johnson. C ILT Jon Nickens rifle team — FRONT ROW C ILT Chuck Muitiead. C CAPT Eric Oscorson. C 5S9 Todd Blue BACK ROW C SGT Ty Wteon. C 2LT Woly Rotoerts. C CPt James Roberts. C CPL Buck Tinsley ALPHA COMPANY — C 1LT Dave Cochfon. C PFC Angela Marks, C CPL Kris Meyle. C PfC Domie Atxahom. BRAVO COMPANY — FRONT ROW: C 1LT Joe Kirshner, C 1LT Todd Gascon. C SGT Roger Morns BACK ROW C SGT Chris Mur¬ phy, C Sf C Shorron Bryorly, C 2LT Matt John¬ son. C PFC John Cavoness CHAIHJE COMPANY — FRONT ROW: C ILT Chuck Murheod. C MSG Sh©fi McCuiouch. C PFC Roger Pierce, C 2LT Bruce Coke- brecjk SACK ROW: C ILT Jon Nickers, C CR James Roberts, C CR Brian Mortonick JROTC DELTA COW ANY - C PFC Jeff Caton, C ILT Kietti Com, C ILT Garret Mechom, C SGT Kely Bodou. C SGT Frank Jones AFS Fosters Student Exchange AFS — FRONT ROW liana Herrmann, Robin Ff ef� d, Pom McCoulev. Amy Banks, Dan Ad¬ orns. CtxKl GuisTiger. Jon Woodard, Pat Wells ROW TWO Jodi Rodlke, Jennifer Buffi, Karen Conger, Kothy Hobkirk, Grant Rodben- nolt ROW THREE Dan Dietzmon. Bronon Wo- gomon. Bftan Johnson, Emily Jones. Richard Tolley, Cat© Wiik© Jazz Combo Exhibits Unique Style JAZZ COMBO — Jod Rocltl e, Lowra Gossein, Cecly Fiiv, 0fion Howel. Lynn RobefsJn. Mark Howard. GterKfci Montgornory The Jazz Combo (better known as Queen Melba and the Jazz Muffins) this year celebrat¬ ed their third anniversary of bring crass with class to the Wa-Hi commons. Their unique blend of jazz-funk-pop-polka stylings has once more brought joy and pleasure to tens of hundreds of people Criticolly acclaimed as by far the best small high school-aged semi-professional student-led non-toxic jazz group inthe Walla Walla Valley, the combo this year took third place as the Moscow Jazz Festival. When asked about future en¬ gagements, however, the group seems uncertain. Well, said saxophonist Ceci¬ ly Fuhr, we might ploy with the stage band in May, or we might go on the Queen Melba 1986 Southeastern Washington Jazz Wave Tour, or we might not. Be that as it may, the Combo has something to be proud of. Woy to go guys! FFA — FRONT ROW Rocky Emtmon. Kevin DonovcMi, Jim Ogden, Dofottiy Scott, Prouty. Jeff Otiver. Ed Ries ROW TWO; Tim Rogefs. SharvK rv Murdock, Slxiwn WNteoker, USQ Monel, CtKXl Bughi, Jorod Arbtn ROW THREE Lester Uterol, Do e Nk:hols, Jett Van- Dyke, Greg Nordheim. Jon Fenton. Gary Dep- pr� g, Jeff Fieids ROW FOUR Kurt KnJ. Frank Winters. Jerry Erdman. Bret Prouty, Korl Rencken. Mike Fredrickson, Kevin Fields ROW FIVE CtKTlesClcfk.Gary Ogden, Mice ISAxtin Leaders for the New Fields of Agriculture is this year ' s high school Agriculture and FFA theme. The theme, which is empha¬ sized during National FFA Week (February 15-22), acknowledges the changing nature of the field of agriculture. FFA students will learn about the computer, bio¬ genetics, ecorramics, and aqua¬ culture careers — just a few of the more than 200 new fields that agriculture has to offer young people High school agriculture pro¬ grams and FFA organizations teach students the skills they need to prepare them for ca¬ reers in the agriculture industry. FFA has been promoting lead¬ ership, cooperation, and citizen¬ ship among students since 1928. By Melito Prouty FMA — FRONT ROW Siscn iuong. JoAnn Hooker. Tommy Spencer, Audrey Joscelyn (K)W 2 Elsie Netson. Wendy Wheeler, Betty Bcarfoio, Mrs Wogner (Not p cturod Seng Monyroth and Bomie Derhck), FFA, FHA Promote Leadership FHA is a National Youth organi¬ zation. Its purpose is to help indi¬ viduals improve personal, family, and community living through planned and organized activi¬ ties. Officers were elected at the beginning of the school year: Tammy Spencer. President; JoAnn Hooker, Vice-President; Susan Luong, Secretary; Audrey Joscelyn, Treasurer; Elsie Nelson, Publicist, and FHA advisor, Mrs. Mirney Wagner. This year ' s activities involved work with the handicapped artd elderly. Also, FHA helped pro¬ mote community organizations such as Dress a Living Doll and the March of Dimes. FHA members were also in¬ volved in Vocatiorxjl Week and FHA Week which both helped to promote education in schools and communities. EM Language Interest Draws Members FRENCH CLUB — FRONT ROW Demse Choi. Kristen McGfotti, Farmy Richardson, Pam McMichoel. Notaiie Ortuck. Cristin ArKtefSon, Doha Scfoggrrs. David Dfischel. luly RicIkx- son Kristi Ljnke, Jufc© Anderson f?OW TWO: Bfvcri Jotinsor . Emiy Jones. Cote Wilke. Cheryl His. Kristin Pouteon, Carrie Rogers. Amy Bonks. Sheri McCulouch He ii Deerir ghotf ROW THREE Mike Parker, Richard Strickland, Adam Rubin. Bob Boylon. Pot Weis. Ji Poffenroth. Rythonne ReyrKrfds, Mr Devine — Advtor OFFICERS Adorn Rubn, President, Cheryl His. Vice President. Lyly Richardson, Secretary. Cristin AndefSOfi, Treasurer Organizations I SK! CLL© — FRONT ROW Tonya Ciev©nQef, Undo Ctevangef , Tasso Kimboi. Louro Stybb- Jefieid ROW 2 Marcos Contyi Jeff Sorenson, Mortc WMe Joson CunningTon, and Brad Ad¬ ams Skiers Visit Area Siopes Academic Competition Cholienges Students ACADEMK: decathlon FRONT ROW Denis Choi ROW TWO Bmyi Howei, Cecly Fuhf ROW Trt?EE Jerry Watson, Greg Hos¬ tings, Mark MiJkenn, Sean Armstrong KNOWLEDGE BOWl — FRONT ROW Tom Conger Derttse Ctxi BACK ROW Jery Wot- son, Mike JocoOs. Greg Hastings, Adam Ru¬ bin, Anthony Toykx, Sean Armstrong, Cecily Fuhi, Brian Howell, Mark Mulcerin (not pic¬ tured) Ct¥is Biggs, John Foster Juia Caudi, Ron Richardson, Youth . Government Investigates Democratic Values YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT — FRONT Jcnet Adorns ROW 2 Ron RictKirdson, Shannon Stewoft ROW 3 Chris Btggs, Derwus Doshiel. JennitGf Burri. Richard Toiey. Laura Ward Homerooms Elect L.A. Reps LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — ROW Cfistin Anci©fscx . Karon Nakogawa, C od Gfigsbv. Mary Vatencsin. Darcy VonPatton, Heather immeroort. Jayne Houk. Anne Heijerg. CyixJa Denton, ROW 2: Tracy Peterson. Angie Garcia, David Corbett. Chris Rojos. Karen Huesby, Ar gela Bossne, Joe Kent. Jono Grant, Evo Tropom, Kay Lyrm Stevens. Dane Stevenson, ROW 3: Lori Cunniigton, Mono Motier, Tonya Slack. Dkk Muse. Erik Huhn, Anne Goranson, Soro Perirmgton, Kirk Harper, Michelle Michelson. Angela Doyle, Heather Ingalls. ROW 4 Casey Clork, Chod Guisinger, Lorry WIss, BJ Bffte. Eric Jackson, Freddy Garza, Grey Turr ©f. Frorik Herrera. Mike Jocobs, Rordy Mitton 2nd Semester L A REPRESENTATIVES — Front Row Kerry Johnston, Alice Aguikar, Mark Seres. Boone Alen. Joe Ktshoor, Sara Pen- Hngton. Ginger Wonder, Christy Wood Row Two Brian VonYserioo, Tracy Peterson. Darcy VonPatten. Joe Kent, Angeta Bossini. Kim Luke. Heother logc . Stedhonie Krebs, Morio Matier Row Three: David Schfeindl. Angie Garcka, Kim Horstod. Todd Brandt, Done Ste phenson, Jon Mifchel, Kay lym Stevens, Evo Trapani, Notoie Ortuck, Dan Nelson Row Four Richard Webb. Chris Jomison, Squir© Broet. John Frostod, Crtstin Anderson. Brian Howei. BferxJa Mercodo, Stacey Grodwhol, Janiter Harvey Row Five: Ron Koester, Frank Hernandez. John Frederkng, Jorod Sumerln, Jufce Stevenson. Shawn tvey, Darin Harvey, Grey Turner, Freddy Gorza 2nd Semester L A REPRESENTATIVES — Front Row: Kerry Johr ston. Aice Aguikar, Mofk Beres, Boone Alen, Joe Kirshner, Sara Pen- rwigton. Ginger Womer, Christy Wood Row Two Brian VonVsefloo. Tracy Peterson, Dorcy VonPatten, Joe Kent. Angeka Bo lni. Kim Luke, hleather ir� gate, Stephanie Krebs, Marka Matier Row Three: Dovid Schreindl, Angie Gorckj. Kim Horstod. Todd Brondt, Dane Ste¬ phenson. Jon MrtcheN. Kay Lynn Stevens. Eva Troponi. Natalie Ortuck, D Ne on Row Four Richard Webb. Chris Jamison. Squire Bfoel, John Frostod. Cristin Anderson. Brian Howei, Brenda Mercado. Stocey Gradwhol. Janifer Harvey Row Five Ron Koester. Frank Herr andez, John Frederking. Jowod Sumerth. JuSe Steverison, Shown Ivey, Darin Horvey. Grey Turner, Freddy Garza Cabinet, Reps Assist Officers With All 1 Stevemon, JoAnn Hooket. Mcvy Anna CIvistansen, Kristi Link©. Kristin Smitti, Rhonda Kessler. Leo Maughon. Kely Oloughiin. Beth Weber, Amy Banks. Elsa Reyes. Melita Prouty, Kim WoltefinQ. Gretchen Soul. GiTett© God- bout GI?1 ' S LEAGUE REPRESENTATiVtS — FRONT ROW Shonnon Murdock. Luly Richardson. Brondee McDaniel, Kelli Trumbull. Loufa Stubtotefield. Erika Johraon BACK ROW Sofoh Someh. Elen© Huesby. Jul© Anderson. Arlan© Bkanchofd. Kondi Turley. Stephary© Rar dal. Lone© Alaniz GI3L ' S LEAGUE CABINET — FRONT ROW Loro Baker. Angela Doyl©, Condi Long. Kim Hun¬ tington. Stoci Com. Michel© Stever . Kristin Gobrielsen, Arm HeUberg, Denise Rupor. Ro¬ che! Ruggeri. Janet Adorns. Kim Ridenour ROW TWO Ubby Tyson. Michele Mhchetson, Tyro Ferderer. Kathy Hobkirk. Kondi Turtey. Ju- Girls ' League Activities GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES — FRONT ROW JecMine Bruneau. Shannon Wjrdock. KctxS Turlev, Kara Wiboms. Christy Wood BACK ROW Wendy Wheeler, JuS© Anderson. Jar� Schfoedet, Tedra Holowov. Ang� e 8ow- fTKSn GRIS LEAGUE CABINET FRONT ROW Mi cheUe Codeixi, Kristi Linke. KAchell© Stevens, Janet Adorns, Rhonda Kessler. Leo Mauhgan, Keby O’iaughlin, Loufo Stubblefield. Anne Heiberg ROW TWO Kathy Nobkirk Denise Rupar, Terri Anderson. Amy Bonks. Pom McCauley Tern Colemon, Audro Kressel. Kir¬ sten McGrath ROW THREE: JUte Stevenson. Mofci Cunnif gton. Angela Doyte. Lt)by Ty¬ son, Tyro Ferderef, Denise Choi. Jodi Cole¬ mon JoAme Hooker. Meita Prouty ROW FOUR Kondi Turley. Kathy Herdrick, Sondro Hobkfk Evo Trapani. Mrs Gied (advisor). VARSITY FOOTSALL — FRONT ROW Doug lux. John Golden. Oofin Hor vev Harwood, Bret Jones, Ke Roy, Andy Staybough. Brock Kretjs ROW 2: Brian Gi, Shone Longrrwo, Denrris Toich. Skp Baker, Brian Alley, Mike Stokjer. Kirk Harper. BrcKi Hafen. ROW 3 Brod Adorns, Judd AlexorxJer. Casey Clark. George Flippo, Greg Weicher. Dennis Ward, Scott McOeiand, John Kopf ROW 4 Lloyd Cheney, Rory Schiir , Dorhn Al verti, Richard Geren. Brent Patskowski, Kyle MW- er. Drervi McLeod, Jeff Sorenson, Brod Krumboh ROW 5: Sean Keiy. Steve Sutton, Eric Tonn, Rocky Eostmon, Paul Fischer. Dennis Moore. Alen Wolc- er, Dor aid Anderson. ROW 6: Joe Kent. Chad Kopf. Bin Gardner. Matt McKern, Don Cochran, hm Fioicb, Chris Hoemer, John Heknfoigr er It would be easy to let the ol ' cliches roll out ... “They never quite; we built character this year ,,, It was a building year ... but the season had so much more depth than o few general athletic cliches. The hard facts are that we were 4 and 5, lost three games that we could have won - not should have - and ended up fifth in the league. Through it all this team possessed a winning fiber that bound every player and the coaching staff together in a fight for a common goal. They possessed that special personality and toughness that personifies winners and in the process set an example and standard for other Wa-Hi football teams to emulate in terms of just what being a member of a team and organization with commit¬ ments to a common goal are about. They personify what any organization tries to develop in order to be a suc¬ cess, whether it be an athletic team or in the business world. Football is a complicated game with a few simple rules. It ' s not for everybody and you must be tough physically and mentally to make it. The lessons that are taught daily in football are the very roots of human life, joy, laughter, humil¬ ity, loyalty, responsibility, pressure, pain, etc. This 1986 football team and its coaches faced it all together. We cele¬ brated our victories and suffered our losses together and in the process be¬ came increasingly aware of what it means to be a TEAM. A misfired field goal, an untimely inter¬ ception, o fumble on the four - short trite statements that mean very little to the average reader but virtually wrap up an entire season for our football team and its coaches, We have to ask ourselves where is the limit of a player coach? Did we play and coach above our abilities to get as close as we did or could we collectively tried a little harder and been a little better—good enough to win the close ones! I Where is it in life that we can soy: “I gave all I could and it wasn ' t enough Yet we know that in life it ' s the getting up after we have been knocked down that is the real test of a person ' s values, and really to win or lose isn ' t even an issue. It ' s the crawling to your knees after you have given your best in a losing effort and preparing for the next battle. That is the sign of a real VARSITY FOOTBAU CHEERLEADERS: Kristen Gabrielsen. Loro Baker. Tyro Ferderer, Michelle Stevens. Stod Com, Angelo Doyle, Susanna Osborn winner, and we know that It ' s the fight¬ ing to attain a goal rather than accom¬ plishing the goal that builds strong lives. So this Blue Devil football team, winners in every sense of the word, fought, gave their best, sacrificed for the group, and set examples for future Wa- Hi football teams to follow. They were a team in every sense of the word and they ' re to be congratulated. As one coach put it: This is a football team that you could coach forever, and one you just flat enjoy being around Head Coach Blaine Bennett Brock Krebs John GokJen Scott McClelond Skip Baker Alan Wciker Football SCOREBOARD WA-HI OPPONENT 17 Wenatchee 6 19 Eisenhower 21 12 Borah 34 37 Kamiakin 7 32 Moses Lake 0 35 Davis 7 6 Pasco 13 3 Kennewick 27 21 Richland (OT) 24 Dennis W� d George FIppo Defnis Moore Jom Heimbignet PorJ Rsctier Coach Bennett Cooch Bledsoe Coach ThofTipson Coach Smith Coach Reardon ' I Lora Baker Tyro Fefderer Angela Doyie Staci Com Golden gets ready for the snap Golden ob¬ serves the receiver. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL—FRONT ROW Sob Thompson, Wiiom Kely, Troy Aichel©, Joson LSnke. Jm Mofton, Don Parson. Dennis Groom, Chod Fry, Chris Notofos ROW 2: Todd Snel. Marie McCloy. Scott Mcintosh. JofKi Grant, Sean Ponto. Greg Frondson, Jo© Volele, Ed Shafer, Gooch Reardon. ROW 3: Stocy Bergevin. MoH Ffecher. Paul Langdon. Jason Hair. David Armstrong. 6i Cox, Eric Denham. Brian Woker. Kevin Reser ROW 4 Coach Turner, Lonni© Roberts, Jeff Stoudenmaier, Troy BeckeL Freddy Garza, B. J. Bright, Jerry Marshal. Kik Tomkison, Bkaif Mercado. Cooch Goriond. ROW 5: Chad Kopf, Cart Halverson. Jkn Lux. Todd Tucker, John Skmon Mott Fergjson. LoTkce Lortgnrwe, Don Neteon. This season the Wa-Hi football pro- SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD gram experienced the largest turn- out of sophomores in recent history. Fifty-four athletes completed a WA-HI OPPONENT season which saw the team finish with 22 Eisenhower 7 a record of three (3) wins and six (6) 42 Kennewick 12 losses while competing in what has 12 Kamiakin 14 become one of the strongest 20 Moses Lake 8 leagues in the state. 21 Davis 32 Individual honors went to Jerry Mar¬ 12 Pasco 21 shall who was named the team ' s Out¬ 34 Kennewick 13 standing Defensive Lineman and 28 Richland 0 Freddy Garza who won the Offensive Lineman of the Year Award. The Of- 14 Baker (JV)0 fensive Player Award was earned by fullback John Sirnnon while the Defen¬ sive Player of the Year was middle linebacker, Jono Grant. The Most Im¬ proved Player Award went to Todd Snell, and lineman Scott McIntosh re¬ ceived the Most Inspirational Player Award. (Right) Tedra HoKowoy (Far Right) Kieth Parl ins, Brian Brittain and Mott Eg- gefs 2Z CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Janie© Houger, Sosan Clark, Jenniter Giesp ©. Jen¬ ny Wdkic©. Tedra Hoiowav, Marie LrkdKsy, Shert Warren, Coleen Elmer, lisa Argen- bright, Kris Fredericks. ROW 2: Pouka Keley. Ubby Tyson. Ju¬ lie Stevenson. Abby Schwerin. Ginette Godbout. Cristin Anderson, Diane Mk- kncic. Laura Stubbieffeid. Lonore Zapata. Sarah Grant. ROW 3: Mk© Gwim, Tony Arevalo. Mk© Locati. Lym Ortob. Kah Knowles. Kieth Parkins, Matt Grant. Head Cooch Ron Huntir gton ROW 4 Brian Brittain. Richard Mei- ksh, Charles Royce. Dan Dietzman, Poul Fry. Toby Smith, Roger Pierce, (not pic¬ tured Dona Rlchwir e arxJ Matt Eggers) p74 The 1985 cross country season was bittersweet as we failed to qualify a team for state competition for the first time since 1979, The girls were hindered by injuries aif season but depth allowed them to finish with a 7-4 winning season. The boys ' team worked hard but the transfer of four key runners caused them to struggle to a 2-9 record. There was a bright spot on the boys ' team however as Kieth Parkins ran among the best in the Big 9 all season, Kieth was Wa-Hi ' s lone entry in the state meet where he finished a very strong 24th in a field of 135 state qualifiers. The girls return 4 of 7 varsity runners and the boys return 5 of 7, so 1986 should be a better year for the Wo-Hi runners. Head Coach Ron Huntington (Top) Ginett© Godbout, Jenny Woloce, Kris Fre- dficKs, and Juli© Steven¬ son, (Bottom Lett) Susan Oofk (Above) Coleen Elm f and Kari Knowles GIRLS ' SCOREBOARD WA-Hl OPPONENT 95 Lewiston 40 83 Pendleton 40 25 Kennewick 40 22 Kennewick 36 26 Richland 29 33 Eisenhower 26 19 Moses Lake 36 33 Pasco 23 Davis forfeit Season Record: 7-4 4th in League 4th in District AWARDS Most Valuable Most Inspirational Most Improved Lenore Zapata Tedra Holloway Marcie Lindsay BOYS’ SCOREBOARD WA-HI OPPONENT 69 Lewiston 33 69 Pendleton 70 69 Kennewick 45 41 Kennewick 20 Davis forfeit 43 Richland 20 31 Eisenhower 25 38 Moses Lake 19 28 Pasco 27 Season record; 2-9 Eighth in League Seventh in District AWARDS Most Valuable Kieth Parkins Most Inspirational Kieth Parkir Most Improved Charles Royce State Qualifier: Kieth Parkins 5th in District 24th at State The 985 volleyball sea¬ son was a growing year for the Blue Devil spikers. The team was made up of 5 seniors, 2 of which were permanently benched because of in¬ juries, ond 8 juniors. Three and sometimes 4 of the juniors started regularly throughout the season. Audra Krussel, Cheryl Hills, and Kristin Paulson, senior starters, provided leader¬ ship on and off the court. A thrilling 5 game come-from-behind win over Kamiakin was the highlight of the season. The team also did very well at the Wenatchee Invite, defeating several teams from the Seattle area, and coming in third behind Werxitchee and ike, the only other Big 9 teams present. p79 Jayne Houk makes It cckxit VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Richland 16-14, 4-15, 13-15, 15-8, 8-15 Eisenhower 6-15, 6-15, 2-15 LaGrande 1-15, 8-15 Pendleton 15-11, 1-15, 4-15 Eisenhower 6-15, 15-12 Oak Harbor 15-9, 14-16 Snohomish 11-15, 15-2 Blanchet 15-3, 15-12 Kamiakin 12-15,11-15,15-13,15-12,15- 7 Davis 15-4, 8-15, 13-15, 6-15 Pendleton 6-15, 9-15 LaGrande 15-7, 11-15, 3-15, 4-15 Moses Lake 15-7, 15-12, 14-16, 15-13 Mac Hi 15-12, 15-12, 14-16, 8-15, 3-15 Pasco 7-15, 4-15, 14-16 Kennewick 10-15, 15-9, 15-6, 8-15, 13- 15 Wenatchee 1-15, 9-15, 9-15 Season Record: 5-12 League Record: 2-6 Debb Bieren Audfo Krus eJ Ruthanne ReynokJs Cory Weyker (B coach) Ctiecyl His Krtstln PoLfcon Lesfie Stockton (Varsity Coocti) Debbie Conkin (C cooch) (Top Left) Kfism Paulson makes hef towerlnQ pres¬ ence known. (Top Right) RfKtnda Kes sater m dkes her move ogoinst the defense. (Bottom Lett) The team exchanges a brief note of erkcoufogement before the motch. (Bottom Right) Anr e Hei¬ berg serves the ball against the opposing team VOLLEYBALL — FRONT ROW: Danielle Cornelius, Jenny Muror, Heather Ingalls. Elida Aguiar. Stephanie Krebs. ROW 2: Shorron Bfyartv. Tonya Eaton. Kothy Smith, Wendy Wheeler, Darla Scroggins, Angie Bowman, Tonya PatfMe (Lett) Jayne Houk exfibrts an amazirig spike (Right) Darla Scroggins serves a winner. VARSITY BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW Amy Bonks. Brian Gies. Retd Nelson. John Golden. Bi Olson, Shonnon Murdock, Hetd lor son, ROW 2 Dovtd SchfeindL Trey Ballard, Pot Weis, AtkJv Notoros. Greg Turner. Brion Gwim, Darin Horvey, Brod Krum- bah. Bruce Reed, Jm Thompson BOY S BASKETBALL CHEER¬ LEADERS — FRONT ROW Lartee Akaniz. Butty Smith. Christina Simpson ord Lea Moughn ROW 2: Scott McCleiand, Dane Ste¬ phenson and Kyle Miller ROW 3: Susie Lucorei, Chris Rojos and Condi Long Trey Bolord l?eMd Nelson Coach Jm Thockei Scott McClelland Dorin Harvey Andy Notoros Assrstont Coach Jim Smith Dane Stephenson Brian Gwinn Greg Turner Sophorrrare Coach Tim McKeown Lonee Alaniz John Golden Baice Reed Statistician Amy Bonks Susie Lucarei Brian Gies Pot Wete Trainer Tim Thompson JV SCOREBOARD WA-H[ 47 Hanford 67 Shodle Park 45 Pendleton 63 Hermiston 32 Karriiakin 59 Richland 57 Moses Lake 66 Davis 47 Kennewick 63 Wenatchee 40 Pasco 45 Eisenhower 48 Kamiakin 44 Richland 44 Moses Lake 42 Davis 43 Kennewick 65 Wenatchee 49 Pasco 47 Eisenhower OPPONENT 48 47 50 6-1 61 69 48 66 45 60 50 43 40 35 46 43 58 45 BOYS BASKETBALL JV — FRONT ROW Jeff Staudenmoier. Greg Kinzer. Joe Kent. Jason Link© ROW 2: David Scrreindl, Bi Oisen. Jm Lux. James Terrells. Brad Krynnboh. Chris fstotoras. Troy Beckel. Tim Thompson LEFT Boic© Reed inakes o quick pass to start an offensive Ptay I Wa-Hi Boys Place 6th At State If you followed Blue Shoes bas¬ ketball in ' 1985- ' 86, you definitely had to have a strong heart and a flare for the Unusually exciting, Sev¬ en games were decided either by one or two points or in the final sec¬ onds, and six of those games were won by the Blue Devils. Both the , League Championship game (3 ' OT ' s) and the District Champion¬ ship were won by last second field goals by Bruce Reed. Bruce also hit a 25 footer to beat Pasco at home Brian Gwinn drilled a running one- handed 35 ft. shot to beat Pasco in three overtimes, Andy Notaras knocked down an errant pass, hit a 14 ft jumper, and beat Richland at the buzzer. All these amazing fin¬ ishes capped an urkoeilevable 22-5 seqson tor ' the Big Nfn© and District Champion Blue Devils. W© carried those championships to Spokane td bept entral Valley and qualify for tfie ate Championship Play- ioffs. fiOiinlng into foul problems, the •Slu© Devils sti mana d to garner a sixth place- trophy In the tough Tourney field of eight. , mis ' fantastic season was a very glutting end’foriten hardworking sen¬ iors, They are Brian Gwinn, Grey Turner, Reid Nelson, John Golden. Pot Wells, andV Notaras. Trey Bok lard. Darin Hcfvey, Bruce Reed, and Brian Gies. Everyone of them con¬ tributed to the total team effort which extended beyond the Big Nine. District, Regional, and State ploy. Included in the list of accom¬ plishments were tourney cham¬ pionships in all summer toumoments participated in 1985. And in all games played in 1985- ' 66, the Blue DevUs amassed a remorkoble re¬ cord of 72-9. This Blue Devi team is definitelv going out a winner I There were many individual ac¬ complishments also, Brian Gwinn was named to the All Big Nine First Team, Andy Notaras was named to the All Big Nine Second Team Bruce Reed was honore l as an Honorable ITIention selection Reid Nelson was named the team ' s M.V.P. along with Bruce Reed. Ac¬ cordingly, Bruce was also the team ' s Most Inspirational Player. Grey Turner, the air-craft carrier, was voted the team ' s Most Im¬ proved Player, Probably the most phenomenal thing this season was the communi¬ ty and student body support No other AAA team in the state had better Support this season. This was really evidenced at the soid-out League, District, and Regional Play- offs, At State, over 2,000 vocal Wa-Hi supporters turned out to show the rest of Washington State who the Blue Devils really were. As the head basketball coach, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone responsible for an outstanding season. But mostly. I give thanks to my players for a sea¬ son that I ' ll remember for a long, long time, I wish them the best in their college careers Thanks. Jim Thocker SCOREBOARD BOYS’ BASKETBALL WA-Hl OPPONENT 73 HANFORD 51 69 SADLE PARK 46 65 PENDLETON 44 80 HERMISTON 53 51 KAMIAKiN 42 55 RICHLAND 54 96 MOSES LAKE 54 62 DAVIS 49 66 KENNEWICK 44 46 WENATCHEE 54 58 PASCO 57 43 IKE 45 40 RICHLAND 30 59 MOSES LAKE 45 64 KAMIAKIN 48 65 DAVIS 45 67 KENNEWICK 43 55 WENATCHEE 45 52 PASCO 60 55 IKE 53 50 PASCO (D) 44 46 IKE (D) 46 41 FERRIS (R) 44 50 MT, W (S) 39 68 56 56 BETHEL (S) CABCADE (SJ 55 67 Rekl Neteon goes up fof the shot in the Disthcf gome with Posco of the Oetfich Dofrie Lynda Laughery is a co-captain who ' s leadership is through example rather than words. Lynda leads the Big Nine scoring with 17.2 points a game and 14.5 rebounds. Lynda ' s strong points include her fine shooting touch from 15 ' as well as in the around the hoop, her ability to see the court providing scoring opportunities for others with her passes and her positive outlook towards her teammates. Lynda is the backbone of this team ' s success and in return the team ' s success is a reflection other. Lora Baker was co-captain along with Laughery. Lora has the ability to play both guard and yet go inside and post up. She is a very unselfish player leading the team with assists at a 6.2 mark. Lora ' s strengths include her ability to penetrate to the hoop and find the open player, an aggressive defense and a never quit attitude, Michelle Michelson a reserve guard. Michelle ' s presence is most felt through her enthusiasm and her ability to put the team ahead of her own personal goals, Michelle has a consistent shooting touch at 15 ' and plays smart detense. Tagged as one of the most knowledgeable players on the team- Having Michelle on the court, bench or in practice is like having oriother coach there. Julie Headley a point guard and one of two left handers on the team, Julie brings to the team a consistent outside shooting touch and quick ball handling. Julie many times throughout the season has dominated other point guards through her aggressive denied defense. Julie brings to the team a control style of player and dependability. Jill Poffenroth, Jill is a swing ployer. doubling as a guard and as a post play¬ er, Jill ' s quiet determination in attitude reflects in her positive approach to the team and her encouragement is great¬ ly felt. Jill ' s strengths include her offen¬ sive rebounding ability and her soft shooting touch. All five seniors have brought to the team a sense of determination and en¬ thusiasm. By their own personal drive for success they demonstrate the qualities of winning, Varsity Coach Yvonne Brittain (Top) Lora Baker Drugs sen, LyrxJa Lougnery and Julie Headley moves tfie ban down the court Angeto Bergevin watt for aroufxS the Bomber de (Middle) Sandy Gehlhou- the rebound (Bottom) tense GI3l ' S VARSrrv crvis Ja¬ mison, Michele Mfcheteon, JMI Poffenroth, Laura Riddier Koty Millgard, Sandy GeNhousen, LyrKio Loughery (copt ,), Angela Bergevin, Lora Baker (capt ), Keiy Tennent. Heather ingoHs, Julie Headley (Left) Sandy GehiKMJsen, puts up a shot for 2 points (right) Juie Headley avoids the Wenatchee hands thot try to check the shot Top left Heather togorts coocentrates for a free tf¥Ow Midcie Left: Sondy Gehihousen goes for the eosy lay¬ up. Bottom Left; Lynda Loughery avoids the hofKls of the defending team Centef Chris Jarmson shoots o free throw Top Right; LyfKJo Loughery shooting the bd for ariother two points Bottom Right Lora Baker demonstroting to the bombers how to shoot the bol. Cathy Aioniz Arr v Figgn s Ra©Ann PugSese Centec Shome Detgodo Terrv Mottia Top Left Juie Heoctay bfings the boN to the other erid of the court. Center Angela Sergevn nriokes the op¬ posing team suffer for fouirg her Bottom Left: Wa-Hi girls workrtg together to make the point count Bottom Right Lora Baker taking the tree shots that she deserves. Vaisity Cooch Yvonne Bfittoin JV GKtS — FRONT ROW: Abby Arevalo, Shelly IVfcClanahan, Lorie Are¬ valo, Shawno Morgan, ROW 2: Jenifer Harvey, Crfe Former, Janette An¬ derson, Ar gie Bowman. Koty Moeller, Not pic¬ tured. Lort McClanahan. Tina Wycoff, Anno Sctvneckei Assistant Coach Bob De- vine Sophomore Coach Ron Higgins Sophomore Gm — Front ROW 2 MTidy McCauiev, Not pictured Tonyel Row Soixto Hobkirk. An- Melissa Gonzalez, Tonya Mottson gel CoVey, Michele Moro- Eaton, Jenrvter Anderson, morco. Dawn Micheteon Kathy Smith, Kris Meyte The 1985-86 Girls ' Basketball Team was young and inexperienced but played with determination and heart. With a new coach and a new style of play the Blue Devils were exciting to watch. Defensively the team used man to man majority of the season trying to force teams out of the offense. Offen¬ sively the team was based around the inside scoring of senior Lynda Laughery (17 pt, avg., 12 rebounds) and Sandy Gehihausen sophomore (12 pt. avg., 7 rebounds) and the outside scoring of Angela Bergevin (11 pt. ovg.) and pin point passing of guard Lora Baker (5 as¬ sist avg.). Transfer student Laura Ridler provided the rebounding and defensive punch. Seniors Michelle Michelson arxj Jill Poffenroth were the real inspiration behind the Wa-Hi success. Finishing the season 15-7 and third place in the Big Nine, the quality of players coming back next year makes the future look bright. The season saw junior guord Kelli Tennent break into the record books with 14 of 14 consecutive free throws breaking Lora (McMurdo) Clendaniel ' s record of 13 set in 1983. Point guard responsibilities were shared by Julie Headley (senior) and Chris Jamison (sophomore). In addition to their directing the Wa-Ha offense, they both were considered the team ' s top defensive players. Katy Milgard (sophomore) was our inside outside punch, playing high post when Sandy or Lynda went to the bench and with a soff shooting touch was able to score at the wing spot. Heather Ingalls (sopho¬ more) a fine ballhandler and shooter was injured in the Davis game but with her ability and hard off-season work she will be bock stronger than ever. Coach Yvonne Brittain AWARDS Captains - Lynda Laughery - Loro Baker Most Valuable Player - Lynda Laughery Most Improved - Sandy Gehihausen Most Inspirational - Michelle Michelson - Jill Poffenroth SENKDR GW-S: Loro Baker. Julie Headley. Lynda Laughery, Michelle Mt- chelson, Ji Poffenroth Ke9y Terwwit takes odvontoge of the tree t given to her Michelle Michelsoh waits irnpotieritly for the rebouixl Lcxjra RnJer finds ar open shot outside of the key WRESTLING — FRONT ROW Denm Groom, Dole Nicholes, Tim Rogers, Steve Rudd, Todd Schwartz, David Johnson, Abel Perez, Blair Mer- cardo, Kevin Walker (trcmer). SECOND ROW Lotk: Longrme, Kermy La Rue, Gary Wass, Mark Chindavat, Keith Ray, Ron Bromps, Bruce Cake- bread THRD ROW James DeCrick, Ruebin Mendo¬ za, Rick LoRue, Victor De- LoRosa, Curtis Richwine, Bead Bennett, Dan Coch¬ ran, Paul Slack, Mark Howard, Todd Snei, Wally Roberts I Abei Perez siowty turns hts opponent to the mot Al Sie vert sen. Head coach Poul Slock Joey Johnson Assistant coach Keith Ray Shawna McOow l Tim Rogers LuCiO CofOfKXJO Gory Wdss Ginger Warner Am Moore Dole ISHchols Ron Bf omps (top) Wresilirig cheer- teoders; Oiona Lopez. GTtger Womef. Shawr a McDowel Keith Roy Ns arm raised otter mother vic- tory, this time over a Ko miakin Brave ' 85- ' 86 Wrestlers, A ' Rookie ' Bunch 1985-86 began as the year of the un¬ known. No State veterans, no Regional veterans. Indeed, only two returnees who had competed in the District tour¬ nament of a year ago. Experience was a luxury no Blue Devil had. They were a rookie” bunch. An early season goal was to improve with every week; to gain the respect, if not the defeat of our opponents. Let the record show that these Blue Devils achieved that goal. With a team con¬ sisting of four seniors, four juniors, and five sophomores, they met the best of three states. Not many matches were won; not one was surrendered. We were outskilled or physically dominated; we were not out fought. Senior leadership was much needed by this young group. Senior leadership was well provided. Keith and Dale as¬ sumed the responsibility from the first day. In practice, on trips, and during competition they provided the guid¬ ance and support that this young group needed to grow. Gary gave us that special twinkle to keep us loose and keep it fun when it seemed that all there was to wrestling was gruelling workouts. The value of our seniors con¬ tributions was important to this young team. This team will continue to see that value grow as it matures. Thanks. What of that youth? They learned a lot. They learned that nothing is free in the world of competitive wrestling. They learned that successful wrestlers all pay the price. They learned they don ' t like to lose. The question that remains. How much? Al Sievertsen Wa-Hi Opponent 27 Capital 34 16 Pendleton 53 38 Richland 29 15 Moses Loke 49 19 Komiakin 43 39 RichlQfKl 28 19 Rooers 42 56 Shodle Park 16 33 Lewis Clorlc 39 46 Hood River 29 24 MoC ' Hi 46 24 Davis 41 24 Eisenhower 43 46 Kennewick 21 22 Wenc3tchee 45 19 Posco 33 Perez Places Fourth; Ray Makes Top Twelve TOURNAMENT PLACINGS TRI-STATE Abel Perez-third Gary Wass-sixth WA-HI INVITE Dale Nichols-first Abel Perez-third DISTRICT Abel Perez-third Keith Ray-third Victor DeLdRosa-third Dale Nichols-fourth Gary Wass-fifth Ruben Mendoza-fifth REGIONAL Abel Perez-third Keith Ray-fourth STATE Abel Perez- fourth Keith Ray-top 12 AWARDS Most Valuable-Abel Perez Team Captains-Dale Nichols -Keith Ray Mr. Hustle-Keith Ray Most Improved-Rick LaRue STATISTICAL HONORS Most Takedowns-Abel Perez Most Reversals-Abel Perez Most Nearfalls-Abel Perez Most Wins-Abel Perez Most Pins-Abel Perez Abel Perez puts in an jm - bar QQainst a Pasco 8ul- dog, Gary Wass fkrltem out his Posco oppor ent Victor OeiQPosa takes his opponent to the nnot 00 oo % Sophomore class officers of ' 65- ' 86 were os folows Front Row: Evo Trapani, Secretory, Mindy McCou- ley. Treasurer. Back Row; KoyLym Stevens, Vice President. Jono Grant. President He 3ther Aba|on Donnie Abrohom Troy Aicheie Arturo Alejondre Troy Adams Ami Alemon Eric AeschSmon Lissa Alonzo Scott Ahlgren Aaron Anderson RoP Ahrer Jennifer Ar defSOn CO O ■Q Dawn Aughn Lisa Auton Jcjson 9artcef Sheila Benzei Anjanette Bowman JcMTOd Arbini Jule Baird Scott iosiee Stocy Bergevin Cezar Boyion David Armstrong Greg Baker Troy Beckei Carol Befley Borok Bright Pobin Armstrong David Bolding KoTidee Beecf ott EBzobetfi BefTories Mike Briey Sobrino Atwood JarteVe BaN Vicki Belcher Or dy Blackburn Squire Broel Amy Austi George Bcwajm Greg Benzei Erin Bonds Jeff Brown O 3 O 0 00 00 Shorron Bryorty Micheai Byergo Note Campt « Kim Clark Dfona Cochran John Siobhon Cahi Melssa Ccantu Susan Clark Ar gei Coiey Chad BugN Christian Coin OebtJie Ceaity Dolan 0©velar d Tom Congef Jennifar BiiTice Ji Caklwol Tyr Chandtef Lofoina Cobla Bi Cox Teresa Burres Mark Caixxin Mark ChifxJovat Michele Cochran Becky Crarxx Louro Busse Ji Camp Jeannie Ckirk Jeffrey Cochrone Trocy Cugno Timdthy DahJqutet Richard Doshiel Wendy Davis Lana Debruyne Shanie Delgado Tayo Demers KeNy Deshields Jm Devine Cherie Dick Patrick Dirks Eric Dunham Robert Dye Sean DeCrick Dominique Eoriy Tanya Eaton Shelley Edmonds Amber Egon Coleen Ekner Ernie Efb Erica Everett Cory Fatty Brian Folotico Dona Fames Joseph Fousti Werxly Fauver Ji fay Troy Ferderer Matthew FerQusiDn Steven Femalo Jett Fields 00 Amy Figgins Mott Fischer Suzie Fleenor Greg Frandsen Gary Frank Tonya Frank Walter FronKlio Mfe© Fredrickson John Frostod Chad Fry Brkxi Gaines Joim© Garanzuay Cotfiy Gar w Chris Gar dner Guy Garvin Freddy Gorzo Josie Grazo Sartdra Gehtxxisen Dan Gl(©y i 0 r¥yfer Giaspie HekJ Gilarn Tim GifTton Korina GMman Hois Gk3im Lisa Gonzales Ausencio Gonzolez Melissa Gonzalez Biie Goodwater Rob Goranson Joe Gordon Terro Goss r Stocey Sructikowsky f?obyn Hamodo Checyl Hasiett JerrMfer Hernbsgnef Brian Gossatt Scott Gunberg Roy Homiton Doniele Havens Cathy Hendrick Janene Gradwohl Ky$e Gunsui Seon Harnett Wiiam Hays Stephen Heniques Jon Gradwqhl Joson Half Matthew Harris Michele Hedges James Hensley JOrxathon Grant Rar cis Hoi Kim Hofstod Marc HeiDun Heather Herion Demis Groom Cori Haivefson Jonifer Harvey Meknie HeiDum Dina HemorxJez Angie Hiatt Art Hotchkiss Heather Ingalte Mark Jenkins jernrfer Johnson Wiiann Hckey Tricia House Brod Hockson Joy Jenson Angie Jones Brian Hi Mark Howard Ehc Jockson John Jensen W� om Keiy Megan Hmes John Hoxey Tamie Jarnes Mike Jinkens Yvorm© Kinley Sandra HoOkirk Brian Hutchins Chris Jamison David Johnson Tamara Kirkpatrick Michoel Hodge ArKty Irigalis Kristirie Joguins Jeff Johnson Joseph Krshner Sophomores ' 88 Poui L angdon Teni Lar gis Troci Lehon Laura Leigh Esmeraldo Leija Frank Leonetti Ross Lepiarte Kim Lester Ronda Lewis Melanie Lim Morcie Lixteay Joson Linke Wendy Linn Lester Literoi Terra Locati Lance Longmire Mary Lopez Scott lowder Jim Lux Kenneth LoRue Richord LoRue Jerry Manning Sengphoch BU«e Mott Peg Marsh Jecry Marshall Rich Morshol Travis Martin Manyroth Stxrmon Mortonick Brian Mortonick Derek Mottiison Steven Moughan Scott Mcintosh l?uben MemJozo Alio Miller KimbefiY Motier Ken Mcxon Erie Mckibtoen Sean Mendoza Bryan Miner Mofio Matier Brett May Pamela Mcmichoel Blair Mercodo Eric MMer David Matthews Terry May Christopher Meeker Carrie Meyer Koty Migard Terry Matt la Ryan Mccouley Christopher Meier Kris Meyle Ertea Mtichel Tonyel Mattson Mark Mccloy James Melton Dawn Mk:helson Esmeralda Molna 00 00 0) b E o n Cl O CO Bridie Monohon Roger Morris Sheily McCkanahon Don Neison Manuel Nunez KvrxJra Montgomery Matthew Mulkerrn Kirsten McGrath Elsie Melson Done O ' Comof Pam Moore Jenny Muor Tammy Mclr tosh Jeon Nelson Linde Oakley Michele Moramarco Chris Murphy Fredrick Noimy James Newsom Qamon Oconoz Kim Morgan Mike Myers Groce Nokogawo Gregory Nordheim Jeff Oliver Richard Morgan Mindy McCauley Charles Nelson Chrte fslotarcas Dove Orrion Lym Oflob Eddie Porlter Sara Pennington Sean Ponto Jason Podtka Nat alie Ortuck Tefry PoffonrKxe Brian Peters Seen Postebef Denice Rompton Kinbeily Osgood Doriold Parsons Rhonda Pfefteh© Clfton Preston Kenny Ray John Oster Torrvny Patch-Piece Sara Phipot Sarah Price Edwin Reed Tonya Paffle Anthony Paul hteki Poffervoth RoeArm PugBese Cherish Rehn John PonkI Bi Poul Melissa Ponce Mnverva Quezada Karl Rencken Sophomores ' 88 Kevin limer Scott Reser Sefl Revels Joseph Reybum Corey Reynard Fanny Richafdson 116 Lonnie Roberts Daniel Ross Kathy Ryals David Schreindl Todd Schwartz Chris Robir son Korta Roughton Kely Ryan jon Schroeder Tommy Scott Joseph Robinson Brenda Royse Tom SakxJin Stacy ScfnJke Marvin Searcy Rodney Rodenberg Shawn Royse Sarah Someh Stocey SchuJtz Chad Set ei Carrie Rogerr tsiick Russel Vickie Savelesky Richard Schulz Darrin Seiph Loren Roings Jeff Ruzicka Jenny Schmerer Aaron Schunriocher Andy Shafer 117 fid Shafer Lonyo SJock Nancy Smith Michael SpakJng KayLyrm Stevens Shitfer Samantha Sue Slock Sheri Smith Michoel Sporkes Pomeio Stevens Phllomeria Shivell Tonya SkDCk Toby Smith Jeff Stoudenmaief Tomera Stevens Jeff Simmons Edward Smith Todd Sney Michael Steenhout John Stifflef John Simon Ivan Smith Jonno Sosebee Rob Stehwien Taro Stone Tomi Skjeistod Kothieen Smith Lodettra Spain Scott Stephenson Sherro Stonecypher Anget Suarez Uith Tosh Kirl Tomlinson Louri© Tufison Rhonda Von Ausde Peter Suarez Anmony Toytof OSoTi Torres HekM Turley Brian Van Yserloo Kori SuthertaTKl Kotti Tetetod Eva Tcponi Dan Turner Brooke Venabi© David Sweeiyey Bob Thompson Oivio Trep Tami Turner Rick Vinyord Loren Swopes Tamie Tinhol Jennifer Trotter Tiffany Turney Joe Volek Miguel Tapio Buck Tin y Todd Tucker Ann© Tyson Richard Voigmann Sophomores ' 88 A forty minute lunch bredk gives all students a chance to eat and so- cioMze, These sophomores were no exception: Gina Williams, Eric Jackson, Danielle Havens, Sonjo Watson, and Melissa Ponce. hMis WaUblfygm Dennis Warner DiarK3 Waits Sonyo Wotson Brian Walker Stocey Webb Kevin Walker Jkrmy Webb Oovid Wal Mark Walmsiey Wayne Welch RhoncI Weington Ertc Wesselmcn Gira Wiioms Meltssa Wlson Orvi© W)se Tina Wyckoff James Witrison Kora Wikams Michael Wison Lorry WIss Jooathan Yurchok Michael Wiard Tonya W ' Mofm Ty Wison Keneth Witi Jamm Zteka Rortdy Smith John Wilson kan WItse Bob Worthington Amie Zuver Sherr Lightfool Friday Night Live got under¬ way Saturday night December ' 14th in the commons. The fun- filled evening was sponsored by Mac Bledsoe ' s homeroom which profitted $6M to go towards a new wheelchair for Bill Groom. The evening got fired-up with Kiss the Pig contest. Unfortu¬ nately because of cold weather a guinea pig was substituted. Any homeroom could pick their own representative and raise money. The rooms who collect¬ ed the most money sent their re¬ presentative to Kiss the Pig. The participants happened to be Kevin Sullivan from Mr. Tom¬ lin ' s homeroom and Mac Blesoe. The Pie in the Face contest followed, Mr. Neher, Mr, Bledsoe, Casey Clark, and Steve Sutton were the contestants, by means of students who contributed the most money to their favorite person. The students seemed to have taken a great interest in Mr. Neher who raised $28.50 and left Casey Clark pie-free. Also the popular ' Gong Show ' was hefd. Appearing were Ed Reese, playing his synthesizer; Casey Clark, doing a whistling act; Mac Bledsoe, makir g his de¬ but with his harmonica; and the band Krystal playing hit songs. Krystal came away with a score of 26 to win. Unfortunately Mac was the only one to be gonged. Judges were Mr. Gregg Garland. Mrs. Evelyn Gau, and Mr. Dick Cook. Tom Fox, Ruben Mendoza, Chris Lacey, Sadie Revels, and Aaron Anderson made up the squad of Mr. Wa-Hi challeng¬ ers. Ruben Mendoza created an Incredible Hulk out of himself (somehow) and collected the most dofxitions to win the trophy and title ' Mr. Wa-Hi. ' CO O ■Q O 3 o Q 00 00 121 Juniors ' 87 Brod Adorns Don Adams Judd Alexander Darrin AHverti Janet Adams Brian Altey Alcto Aguilar Elba Aguilar Catt y AJanIz Kftsti Andersen Olstln ArKjerson Janette Anderson , 1 , 4 Junior Ooss OfticofS were elected n me spring of 86 ' for me 85 ' 86 ' school year They are as follows Jayr e Houk. Vice Presi¬ dent. Anne Hellberg, President; Shcimx n Mur¬ dock. Treasure; and Qrv ette Godbout as Secre¬ tary 124 Juhe Anderson Lori© Arevolo Steven Barker Kofteen Berviett ChrisAnn Bernson Karl Anderson Tony Arevalo Andrew Borrom Paul Bennett Chfte Biggs LeeAnne Andrews Lisa Argenbright Elizabeth Barrazo Mark Beres Jennifer Bir ghom Rosemary Angotti Diedra Avery Jo© Barlett Javin Berg Donnie Bshop Kathy Ardr ©f Kevin Baker Becky Beach Angela Bergevin Arlone Biorchard Abby Arevalo Rachel Bando Brad Bennett Lori BerrThardt Doryle Blockinger Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Todd Blue Beft Brewef Tono Bromps Carrie Burns Andy Carman AngekJ Bossmi Teresa Brewer Beir� da Brummett Brion Burroughs Sheio Cotes Meianie Bowen BfK3n Brittain Jeanne Bruneou Mark Burrows JuHa Coudi Bob Boylan Sharv on Brizey Lofie Buchar on Mcheie Coderva Dentsa Choi Laurie Bradford David Brock WoNy BuTKty Bruce Cakebread Renee Chamberlain Todd Brandt lance Brockett Jerrod Burden Marcos Cantu Bi Chapmon IllUiiKIliiUlll II Pobbie Christom Jodi Colennon David Corbett jdte Curnmins Heidi Oeemghoft Lourie Colo Lori CoTKitser Don Cordeifo joson Curmington Victor Delarosa Tonya Cleverger Loro Conn Doniei© Corneius Mard Curmiogton CyrxJa Denton Tommy Ooin Pat Corv © v Susie Cottrgham Richard Doniel Gory Deppng Domel Cochfon Biby Cor¥Od Rof y Croft Todd Darnel Eric Diard David Cochfon AIotki Cooper Devon Cufcjm Vicky Decker Barbara DorOdson Juniors ' 87 Crte Farnrter Thonnos Fenton Erika Friedman Frank Geren Teresa Gossett Jemy Fausti Gk a Ferguson PoU Fry Richard Goren Greg Grdhom Tricia Fausti Kevin Fields Angie Garcia Ginette Godbout Todd Gfodwahi Debbie Fouver Tim Fields Daryle Gordner Steve Gor 2ales Chris Gfoy Kris Fouver Sherri FBan Kyte Garrison Anne Goronson Justin Griffith Jon Fenton Victor Flores Todd Gascon Lawra Gosselin Bi Groom Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Witam Hole Arme Heiberg JoAnn Hooker Bfkan Howel Matt Johnson CrioQ Horrxxka Mott Hekn Tobotho Hope Heat her Immegort Tonya Johr on Mark Hardy JorK3than Henry Daryl Hopson Katie Isaacs ArviTKi Jones Shouno Harter Rory Herrera Jayne Houk Angie Jockson Frank Jones Cregory Hostings Chfte Hoemer Elene Huesby Eftc Jacobsen Aodrey Joocelyn Tim Helbrun Tedra Hdowoy Jeremy Hutchins Efiko Johnson Mark Kojita At this years 85 ' Chrlstmos AssembJy, Kevin Reed ond Cheryl His. rnerrtbefs of the Chamber Stogers, song ' Tm getting r othing for Chr� strrKis juie Kommerze Ekzabeth KopocKis Paula Keley Sean Kety Joe Kent Phondo Kessler Down KHe Tessa Kimbol Gregg Kinzer Fror Kivett Keiy KStzke Mke Krxapp Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Kay Knowtes Heidi Larson Michelle UewelYn Eddie Lucas Dina Maccarone Raymond Krein Shamon Lattimer Tony Locati Kimberly Luke Benjie Mason Kuft Knjfl Donald Lechner Pam Locklin Heather Lund Josephine Massoro Brad Krumboh Ernie Lel CarxJi Long Susan L� x)fTg Miche e Master Erk: Kuhn Jerry Lewollen Diana Lopez Bobbie LoRue Micheie Mathis Ken Larsen Kristen Unke Wgina Lopez Alezaryzler Moss John Matthews 1 ' V . ( .4 T r Chrts MattKX Javr e Metzger ROTKty Mrtton Jim Mocxe Charles Mmrheod Lea Moughon Julie Matzger Miwa Mltzuvoma Doug Morasch Jeff Munns Kim Maxwel Richard MIckus Greg Moeller Shawna Morgan SrKinr on Murdock Shouna McDowell Diane Mklanck: Kathleen Moeler Uso Morrell Kristen Mi phy Corret •Mecham Kyle Miller Glenda Montgomery Kim Morris Laurie Murphy Cruzita Mendoza Sheie Mineor Am Moore heother Mortor Dirk Muse Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Marie MuzzoH Karen McIntyre Lori McClar ahan Matt McKern Heather McCoy Sean McLean Shert McCulkXich Randy McDoupol Terri McFarland Daren Mcleod Pom Nelson Brenda NeissI 114 J In the SecoTkd Annual Great American Skit-Off. Greg Groham meets his chosen date Jule Baird, in their skit. The Blirxl Dat- mg Game. Dovkd Nesteby Shely Nute Jim Ogden Sherri Osborn Walter Parker Dennis Nesteby Craig Nuthak Tomoko Ogihara Monoei Orttz Keith Parkins Debbie Nichols Kely CHougNin Michele Oglesbee Ken Owsley Govin Parramore Jon Nickers David Oakley Bill CWver Doug P oge Chris Parsons George Mno Lynette Oberg Wftarn Olsen Tina PaifT era Brent Patskowski Anne Notaros Liz Ocheltree Jenifer Ordway Michoei Parker Dovid Pearson 115 uniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Laura Peorson Tracy Peterscxi Stephanie RoncJol Mark f?emsir g Gfont Robbenooit Joier e Peck T m Pmps Jamie Ratliff Bsq Reyes Lynn Roberson Timmy PenlarKJ Vince Pierce Tommy Roy Tim ReynokJs Tomi Robefts KeKy Penland Carmen Pimentel Kevin Reed Ron Rtervordson Chris Ro)as Abel Perez Kely Price Dan Reinhardt Curtis Richwine Brian Reins Galen Permenter Melita Prouty Tommy Reis wig Kimberly Ridenour Melof Romlne p 1 Bys$a Ross Mk:hoel Russel Tfevor Ross Michele Rutzer Charles Royce Brent Sarxiers Steve Rudd Oeoese Sonto Rochel Ruggefi Gretchen Soul Denise Rupor Robert Savage m I ' - ' . ' � !(■ i Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' 87 Anna Schrrvecke Abby Schwerin Gofckjo Schmeckel David Scott Kori Schmerer Dorothy Scott Mark Schroeder Dorta Scroggins Debra Schuttz Ron Selbel VonessQ Schuttz Tom Selo Dovid Sheppard Mott Simmons Christino Simpson Rhonda Sioytxxjgh Bufty Smith Don Smith Laiond Smith Jeff Sorenson Todd Spongenberg Steve Spencer Mike StokJer CStf Steeiman Tommy Stephens Michele Stevens Shomon Stewart Candy Stone Mott Streck Richard Strickland Laura $tubbiefiek3 Tamara Stuber Stephen Sutton Patrick Toley Laurie Tosh Kely Tenr ent Ben Tonnyson Wendy Thurng Sosho Todorovic Eric Tonn Brondi Tope Kei Trumbui Juniors ' 87 Juniors ' Keiko Tsuchiyo Ji Wognef Rk:hafd Webb David WitthcxiS Lone Zetzsche Jeff Van Dyke Cynthte Waite Weody Wheoter Wolly Woffkiei Adam Rubin Darcy Van Potion Tawna Walker Mark WNte Kim Wotteilrvg Karen Portoin StacI Vorgos Jenny Walaco Shawn WNteokor April Wood Arier e Vekisquez Ginger Warner Ralph Wicklund Christy Wood Molt Wogenhofter David Webb Terri Wilder Jeff Whght Juniors ' 87 ADAMS, ANDREA K. ADAMS, LYNETTE R. AGUIAR, ESMERALDA AGUIAR, LJNOA AGUIAR, YOLANDA AHLGREN, BRIAN D, Angelo Doyle, secretory, oTKl John Goider , president (seated) look over Josten ' s graduation information with Jm DeCrick, vice-president, arxj Kristen Smitti, treasurer ANDERSEN, DONALD ANDERSON. LAURA ARCHER, TERENCE ARMSTRONG, SEAN ALANIZ, LANEE ALLEN, PHILP ANDERSON, SHANNON ATKIMSON, DEAN ALDRCK JR„ ERNEST I. ANDERSEN, ERIC ANDERSON. TERRI AVEY, ANNETTE OQ Q iniKHQ BEER, DANA LYNNE BERG, JENAE L. BIEREN, DEBBIE BLACHLY, TANA MARIE BELL, RANDY W, BEI?G, MICHELLE LEE BIZUB, KIM BORGSTADT, LISA BOWERS, RICK D. BRINK, DAN BRUTON: TAMA BURNS, PATRCIA BRADLEY, JEANETTE DAWN BROMPS, RONALD WAYNE BUOAU, KELLY T. BURRI, JENNIFER — ft — U c : a a BRADLEY. MOSELLE SHERRY BROOKS. JOHN ADAM BUNCH. KELLI ANN BURRIS. JANA BRIDGES. USA RENEE BRUNEAU. GERALD ALLEN BURNETT. MICHAEL E. BURROUGHS. MIKE CASTILO, ELIAS O. CHAPMAN, DAVD CLEVENGER, LINDA EUZA8ETH BUSS, DAWN CATES, RtCKY CHENEY, LLOYD COBB, JOHN BRADLEY BYERGO, LISA CATON, JEFF DEAN CHRISTENSEN, MARY ANN COLBURN, KERRY LYNNE CAMP, LOREN CEARLEY, DIANA MARC CLARK, CASEY COLEMAN, TERRI LYNN 150 COROMADO, LUCO CURCHD, MARy M. OApgiELS, HEO LEANN DAVILA. DAWNELLE COUIOMBE, DALE A. CURTIS, DENA KAY DANIELSON, JAMES EARL DEAN, MARNIE LORRAINE CRANOR, JOHN R, DAGUe. 8ETTINA DASHELL, DENNIS R. DELP, BRIAN CUNMNGTON. LORI KAY DAGUE, ERK M. DAVIDSON, KIM DERRICK. BONNIE JEANNE DOELIUS, SHAULA DONOVAN. KEVIN R. DUKE, MONTE DURKIN, SHON J. SENIORS ' 86 DECRICK. JAMES EGGERS, TODD FERDERER, TYRA LYNN FISHER. CHRIS ENGEBRETSON. RYAN ROBERT ERDMAN, JERRY FISHER. PAUL FLIPPO, GEORGE ‘.‘M FOSTER, JOHN FRtND, ROBM LYNN FURLONG, KRISTINA G. GARCIA, R. DAN FOWLER, WtCHELE MARIE FROSTAD, JOSEPH EDWARD GABRIELSEN. KRISTM MARE GARCIA, ISABEL G, FOX, TOM J. FUHR, CECILY GAGE, JOHN R GARDNER, BILL FREDERKING, JOHN H. FULLER. DAN GARANZUAY, LISA RENEY GARVIN, JAMES GERMAIN. SUZETTE JANEE GOBLE, ROCHELLE LEANN GRADWOHL, STACEY ANNE GUIStf GER, CHAD G€S, BRIAN J. GOLDEN. JOHN PAUL GRAY, CONNe LYNN GWINN, BRIAN THOMAS G«.L, BRIAN KEITH GOLZ, CYNTHIA MAROM GRIGSBY, CHAD HAFEN. BRAD GLEIM, TINA L. GONZALES. DAN GROOM. CINDY HALL, NANCY A, HAMADA. JERALD F. HARRIS, OUVE MAE HARWOOD, JOSEPH DONALD HEIMBIGNER, JOHN HARPER, KIRK W. HENDERSON, LANA JEAN HERNANDEZ, FRANK HARVEY, DARIN RCHARD HEADLEY, JULE HELEIN, JOHN M, 157 HOBKIRK, KATHY LYNN HOUSE, JEFF IVEY, SHAWN P. JASO. ANNE F. HOLLOWAY, DAYNA HUESBY. KAREN JACKSON, DAREN C. JASPERSON, J.D. HOLMES. WILIAM FRANK JR. HUNTINGTON, KIMBERLY K. JACKSON, JUL€ LYNNE JENKINS, ARTHUR K. HOTCHKISS. KRISTWA MARIE INGUS. ALAN N. JACOBS, MCHAEL JENKINS, TIM JENKINS, TAMMY JONES, BRET C. KEITH KIP D KNUDSON, MONICA MARIE JOHNSON, BRIAN K. JONiS, EMILY EUSE KBLER, JODY KOESTER. RON JOHNSON, GARY KARL, BECKY KING, JOLENE KOPf, JOHN JOHNSON, KRISTIE KEGLEV, JANELL KLUN, IVANA KREBS, BROCK KRIKA, DONALD LAMBERT. DAVD SCOTT LANGDON. TIM LINCOLN, ROBB WILLIAM KRUSSEL, AUDRA ANN LANG, ROBIN ANNE LAUGHERY, LYNDA KRISTINE LM LATER, SHERRI RENE LEWIS, KARMA TRUVELL LIGHTFOOT, CARRI LYNN UTTS. ROBERT LOAR, TIYIOTHY ALLEN ! LOCATI, LISA L. LONGMPE, SHANE LUX, DOUGLAS R. MARRERO, RAYMOND A. LOCATI, MICHAEL CHARLES LLCARELU. SUSIE MALDONADO, GLORIA MARTIN, CHRISTY J. LOCATI, ROBERT MICHEAL LUND, MEADOW MARKS, ANGELA G. MARTn, JENNIFER CAROLINE LOCKER, KIMBERLY LUONG, TONY MAROON, ROXANNE KAY MAYER, KIMBERLY ANN 161 SENIORS ' 86 MISER. JOANNA MITCHELL. JENNIFER JUNE MITCHELL, JONATHAN MOBLEY, DAVD ROBERT MOELLER, CORY A MOELLER, LAURIE A. EDWARD MORENO, GABRIEL MOORE, DENNIS F, 164 MORGAN, COLLEEN MARE MCCAULEY. PAMELA LOUAVE MCCULLOUCH, CHRISTE MARIE MCMAHON. JIM MORO, DEBBE MCCLELLAN, GAIL MCDANIEL, BRANOEE NAKAGAWA, KAREN HATSUE MULKERIN, MARK EDMOND MCCLELLAND, SCOTT MCGRATH. GREGORY SHAf NEISSL, EMIIE JEAN MUNDT, MKE MCCLOY, SALLY MCKINNEY, P, BRIAN NELSON. RED ANTHONY SENIORS ' 86 NG, HARRY H, NORRIS, KENNETH E OSBORN, SUSANNA CAROLE NICHOLS, DALE NOTARAS, NICHOLAS ANDREW OSCARSON, ERC BRENT NELSON, SHERRY LYNN NOFFSIMGER, ANGELA MARIE O’BRtN. TARA OWSLEY, KM NEMEC, TIM SCOTT NORRIS, KEITH E. OLSON, TMOTHY JAMES PACE, JANELLE REE PATTERSON. JIM PERMENTER. SONJA SAM RENEE POFFENROTH, JIL MARC PROUTY, BRET PAUL, BRIAN R. PETERSON. DANEL EU Se« PRCE. KAYLE M. RADTKE. JODt CHRISTIsC PAUL, ROBBIE SHANE PERCE, ROGER W. PAULSON, KRISTIN PLANTE, JOSEPH RAMIREZ. ARTURO REV REED, BRUCE RENNAKER. PATRICK RICHARDSON, LULLEV KATHRINE E. RANDLE, SHANNON S. TYSOR REED, KATHY REYBURN, RAELYNN RICH WINE, DANNA ANN RAY. KEITH ALLEN READER, DANEL REESMAN, RENETTA DONELL REINHARDT. SHERI REYNOLDS. ROXANNE REYNOLDS, RUTHANNE ELIZABETH ROBERTS, JUDY A. RITCHIE, REGAN ROBERTS, WALLY RODRIGUEZ, ROCIO ROWLES, MtCHEAL SCHLLMG. BRAD ALLEN RODRIGUEZ. ISAIAS M ROSENBALM. LORA SARANTO, ERIC SCHILLING, RORY TYSON SCHULKE. LYNN ROGERS. TIM SHKLDS, BRENDA KAY SLAYBAUGH, ANDREW BENTLEY SMITH. MICHAEL SIMS. DEANNA RENAE SMITH, KRISTIN SMITH. RANDY LEE SCHULZ, ROONEY SHANE SISSON, TED ROBERT SMITH. KRISTY SMITH, TOGO CHRISTIAN E. SHAW, BRIAN PAUL SLACK. PAa EMERSON SMTH, LUCINDA SMITH, TONYA D. f STEVENSON. JULE STEVENSON, MATTHEW W STEVENSON, MICHAEL STORMENT, JANETTE DAWN STRECK, JESSE STREET, LORNA ELIZABETH GREGORY STUBBLEFELD, JEFF A, STUBBLEFELD, DOUG F. SUMERLIN, JARROO JASON TARTER, TRENT THOMPSON, TIMOTHY EUGENE TOWNS, SHAUNNA SURLES, RENEE LYNN TAYLOR, KATHARINE MARIE THURWG, BRACTORO MARK TREJO, VICTOR M. SWOPES, ROLAND L. THARP, IYICHELLE MARIE TOLLEY, RICHARD P, TURLEY, KANDI JO TALCH, DEWIS E. THOMPSON, JO MARE TOON, CRISTAL ANN TURNER, ERIC 173 TURNER, GREY L, VANDONGE, KIM WALKER, ANJOLEENA SUZZETTE 17 WARNER, JOELENE TYLER, DEREK P. VELEZ, TOMMA WARD, DENNIS LLOYD WARNER, MICHAEL RAY TYSON. LIBBY WAGAMAN, BRANAN JOEL WARD, LAURA M. WASHINGTON, JUUA VALENCSM, MARY ELLEN WALKER, ALLEN B. WARNER, FRANK E. WATSON, JERALD LYNWOOD WEBER, ELIZABETH ANNE WEBSTER, JANA CAVE WECHER, GREGORY JAMES WELLS, PATRCK WESTERGARD, RHONDA KELLY WHALEN. SHANNON WILBANKS. RICHARD K, WtLARO, KATHY L. 175 WILIAMS, PAUL R. WT ' JTERS, FRANK W. WOODARD, JONATHAN ZAPATA, LENORE LYNN WISON, DALE G. WINTLE TAYLOR, ANNA WORKMAN, LYNETTE MARIE ZITTERKOPF, ERIC WILSON. KINDY WOOD, DA VINA K YOUNG. MKE ZOELLNER, CHRIS Richard P. Meher Prir cipa( Albert L Roberts Assistant Principoi isiormo J Long Assistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dan Hess, Evelyn Gou. David Corey, JOdy Mykerin, Dougkss Boyne (President), Dennis Roy (Superintendent). IN SEARCH m- AncJefson. Gory Ofchestfo Anddrson. Jan Pesourca Roonn Anderson, Mymo Counselor Bonks. Dr Gory MotfiemQtics Bonks, LTC Gory ROTC InstructQf Barbour. Tom Sociol Studies Bennett. Bloine Counselor Bletoh, Bi AtNetic Directof Blgiey, Pruip Mothermtics Computers Block. Jar ette Food Service Bledsoe. John (Mac) English Bosley. Connie Sociol Studies Bowman. Bonnie Scieoce Moth Bnortes. Jesse Sporish Brittain, Yvonne Physical Education Brown. Helen instnjcttoTKit Aide JuaritQ tnstructiooal Aide Casper, Mike Chropczynski, Ricfxyd fK TC Instruction dark. Chofles Math Agri-business Clark, Doiores Instructiorrai Aide Condor. Katharine Spanish Frefvrh Conwei, Susan Instructional Aid© Cummins, Gerald Supervisor Vocational Programs Decker, Pot Bookkeeper Decker, Richard DE ICE Coordiriotor Dennis. Johnnie Chairman Math Science Dennis. Paul Vocd Music Devine. Robert Frensh SpQTBSh Di, Sharyl Health Aide Dummlef, Lorraine 3usir ess Educotion Ebding. Jim Special Education Edwards. Jeremy Custodkjn Erdmon. CHMk Heed Custodkan Evans, Dor¥X3 Special Education F fonk. Jean Secretary Fry, Gregory Mathematics Goge, Joy Busriess Eckjcation Garland, Gregg Social Studies Getdi, Mary Jo Chormon Englsh Gfodwohl, Keith hstnictionai Aide Harnett, Mel Instructionol Aide Menkie, f obert English Herr, John lr dustrial Arts Higgins. Ponold Math Computer Scief ce Hotway, Morma Food Service Howard. Leroy Custodian Hunt, (?oDertta librarv Technicion 181 Huntington, Ron P4oth Science Jackson. Sharon Instructional Aid© Kusler, Duane Engish Reading Lar g. Bernhard Chairman TS£ Mortin, Margaret Secretory Martin, Michael Vocational Ag Mastor Morgoret Secretory McCorkle, Wiliam Science McCoy, Don Special Educotion McCauley, Kay Secretory Music Dept Meyer, RoPert Moth Computer Science Michoelson. Darrel Custodian Mitchel. Glen Music Supervisor Mrtchel, Mc y Library Technician Morrison, Mary Elen Business Education Oakley, Joyce English 1S2 Och Jtree, Robert Moth TSE Ogden. J Gory VocotiorKJ Ag Oids. 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CA Seles repretentahy for the booK woi Mr Wolf Wison Pages Mere pnnted on 60« •nomat andmeett. on a5«stocii Al C60V wca written toy itudenli m jcMnaWn journal Staff, or yedf9oolt stCIft Al copy wdi printed n Avont Gorde larxl heocWi the tome mcAvKKjCK underclassmen were photo graphed py Van Kety o vokma. WA Semon efote the own photographer Al group ortb concld photos were tcAen dXJ processed by ttiidenf phofogrdphan Color procesaeig was done by Wirahee of Spokane WA A ipnng detNery book, this puPIcatian wi be co m pe ne nted by a spmg supplement ot 20 pages, pnnted locdN The staff wimes to eirtend a speetd rhorA you to M Norman Adams q local od et tor te help wttti the cover deeg 1986 SUPPLEMENT. Record Overall ' 4-6 League-3-5 I istrict-6th State-tied for 8th This was a very excitmg season with the most excitement coming at the State Track meet when Libby Tyson set two school records on her way to winning both the 1600 and 3200. It is very rare for one person to be able to win both of these events in one year Another exciting part of the season was the amount of school records that were broken, a total of nine. The oldest record, the discus, set in 1975 was shattered by Cheryl Hills with a throw of 123 9”. Some of the records were broken more than once. One of these was the 400 meters which hadn ' t been broken since 1979 but Kay Knowles and Renee Chamberlain took turns breaking the record. AWARDS: Captains: Cheryl Hills Libby Tyson Most Improved: Tanya Frank Most Inspirational: Libby Tyson Most Valuable: Libby Tyson STATE QUALIFIERS: Libby Tyson-3200-lst 10:44,57 1600-lst-5:01.84 Janifer Harvey Javelin-13th-10r2” SCHOOL RECORDS: Lenore Zapata 100 hurdles 15,3 300 hurdles-45,9 Kay Knowles 400 meters-60,8 Libby Tyson 1600-5:01,84 3200-10:44,57 3000-10:26 2mil€-ll;02 Kay Knowles Shawna Morgan Lenore Zapata Renee Chamberlain 1600 relay-4:11,2 Cheryl Hills Discus 123 9” GIRLS ' TRACK-FRONT ROW: Kay Knowles, Ellene Huesby, Jenny Wallace, Stephanie Krebs, Tanya Frank, Lenore Zapata, Christal Toon, Libby Tyson, ROW2: Abby Arevalo, Stephanie Randall, Renee Chamberlain, Ginette Godbout, Julie Anderson, Brigitte Dietlin, Cathy Alaniz, Janifer Harvey ROW3: Cheryl Hills, Shawna Morgan, Jeanne Bnineau, Jen¬ nifer Gillespie, Kari Knowles, Terry Mat- tila, Susan Qark, Rhondi Wellington. Not Pictured: Tedra Holloway 59.5 Pasco HS College- 1st 62 Hermiston 70 27 Don Holder -8th 78 Pendleton 49 18 Pasco Invite- 12th 56 Pasco 76 92.5 Eisenhower 39.5 72 Moses Lake 60 61 Wenatchee 71 82.5 Davis 48.5 46 Richland 86 35 Kennewick 97 52 Kamiakin 80 33 Richland Invite- 5th 43 District- 6th 20 State- tied for 8th Again, like the 1985 team, the 1986 version of Wa-Hi ' s Blue Devil track team found themselves 7-0 and then 8 1 in dual meets and in the chase for the League Championship right down to the last meet. Ultimatelv thev wound up at 8 3 and in sole possession of third place. It was a fine year for a team effort. Like 1985, the 1986 track team relied upon depth to score highly m dual meet competition. Often it was the second and third place finishers that proved to be the margin for victory. The addition of Harvey Wellington to the staff brought new drive and enthusiasm to the team to bolster the steady production of quality distance runners by Ron Hunting ton. This was a truly eidting team which is now undefeated in two years at home. As the season drew to a close the Big Nine competition became fierce for this year only the first place finishers went to state. The Blue Devils again sent two competitors to the state meet in Tacoma. For the Second year in a row Wa Hi had the top discus thrower at district when big Ron Koester threw the discus 157 8’ for first place and a new school record. He went on to place fifth at state for the culmination of a truly fine high school career, Ernest Aldridge, a first year senior trackster, placed first at district with a jump of 21 8 Vi ’ to earn a trip to state where he placed eleventh out of a field of 18 of the state ' s top jumpers. Also, in a mirror of last year, a soph- more, Jerry Marshal], was voted the most valuable athlete. Brock Krebs was selected as the honorary team captain for his fine leadership, ott McQelland was voted most inspirational for his always Gutty performance in the 400 and his electrifying finishing in the 4 k 400 relay. The 1986 season closed with a strong senior class of leadership and exciting performances followed by a very aggressive group of underclassmen gobbling up points behind them. 1987 looks to be even brighter for the Blue Devils. BOYS TRACK-FRONT ROW: Scott, Baslee, Mike Byergo, Jerry Marshall. Gavin Parra more, Dane Stephenson, Erik Dague, Scott McClelland, Brock Krebs, Dennis Groom. ROW 2: Casey Clark, Joe Ktrshner, Kirk Tomlinson, Paul Fry, Rick LaRue, Scott Lowder, B.J. Bright, Darrin Aliverti, Jim Ogden. ROW 3:Jason Morgan, Bret Jones, Kyle Miller, Bob Boylan, Bob Thompson. Chad Koph, Steve Femald, Chad Fry, Lance Longmire, Coach Harvey Wellington. ROW 4: Coach Mac Bledsoe, Mike Locati, Richard Dashiell, Dan Dietz man, Victor DeLaRosa, Keith Parkins, Kevin Sullivan, Ernest Aldridge, Matt Ferguson, Tom Fenton, Coach Ron Hunting- ton. ROW 5: Dan Garcia, Troy BeckJe, John Sirmon, Ron Koester, Dan Cochron, Steve Sutton, Don Parsons, Chris Hoemer, Dennis Dashiell. Dennis Dashiell Bret Jones liJ Todd Smith Darin Harvey Gerald Bruneau Kirk Harper Daniel Gonzales Derek Tyler DougLuz John Kopf Dale Wilson John Golden Brian Ahlgren Jon Woodard Timothy Thompson Kelli Buncn Heidi Daniels -Hi OPPONENT 6 6 4 4 0 3 14 4 1 4 6 4 2 2 9 4 16 7 4 0 6 6 0 Hermiston Mac-Hi Lewiston Lewiston Eisenhower Eisenhower Wenatchee Wenatchee Kamialdn Kamiakin Pasco Pasco Kennewick Kennewick Moses Lake Moses Lake Davis Davis Richland Richland District Playoffs Wenatchee Richland Kennewick 3 3 1 2 10 4 2 5 2 0 3 2 6 3 2 3 1 4 11 6 0 9 2 In summarizing the 1986 Wa-Hi Baseball season. 1 would have to say that it was a season in which we didn’t get very many breaks. Evidence supporting this is, we lost four 1 run games and went 11 innings in another before losing 11-4. But this year was filled with more positive hap¬ penings than negative Among those were a winning season for the first time in a decade; sending 4 players (John Golden, John Kopf, Kirk Harper, Derek Tyler) to the state all-star feeder game; and two players (Kirk Harper- 1st team and Derek T yler-Honorable Mention) receiving All Conference re- cognition. JV BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: Jeremy Lee Hutchins, Cezer Boylan, Bcnjie Mason, Craig Hamada, Jason Linke ROW TWO: Barry Wolfard. Todd Snell, Chris Isely, Mark Schroder, Sean Posteher ROW THREE: Stacey Bergevin, Jim Lux, Jeff Staudenmaier, Lonnie Roberts, Freddy Garza. VARSITY BASEBALL; FRONT ROW: Jon Gradwohl, Kirk Harper, Brian Ahlgren, John Golden. Troy Aichele ROW TWO: Dale Wilson, John Kopf, Dan Gonzales, Jerry Bnineau, Jeff CochraneROW THREE: Terry Bergevin, Jon Woodard, Darin Harvey, Doug Lux, Todd Smith, Derek Tyler, Coach Tim Duncan AWARDS Harper jeAM CAPTAINS John Golden Most Valuable Player John Golden Most Inspirational Player John Golden John Kopf Most Ifnproved Player The season started with 4 straight non- league games and 4 straight wins. Then league began and we started slowly losing 4 of our first 6, We went to Pasco next and took two tough games from them wnicn turned out to be key wins. Next, we were swept by Kennewick, but after that we won 4 In a row from Moses Lake and Davis before bowing to League Champion Richland twice, the first one in 11 innings in what has to be the most exciting game 1 have been involved in. Winning 4 of our last 6 enabled us to finish 4th and make the District Playoffs. We began the playoffs by defeating Wenatchee 6-0 in a loser out game. This put us in the District Semi-finals against league champion Richland. They saw us take a 6-1 lead into the 4th inning before we stumbled and finally succumbed to them 9-6. The next weekend we lost to Kennewick 2-0 in another loser out game, which ended our season. VARSITY SOFTBALL--FROOT ROW: Audrey Joscelyn-trainer, Terri Langis, Candy Long, Anna Schmeckel, Chris Farm er, Kelli Bunch, Shellie McOanahan, Natalie Orluck-manager ROW 2:B.L. Bowman-coach, Biby Courad, Lana Hend¬ erson, Angie Bowman, L 3 mda Laughery, McOanahan, Kathy Ardner, April Lori Wood, Lynette Oberg, Sandy Jordan-asst, coach Heidi Daniels, V ARSmr SCOREBOARD; Lewiston lost 11-0, 8-3 Hanford lost S-3,7-6 Moses Lake lost 6-3,19-8 Wenatchee Lost 6-4, won 3-2 Kennewick won 7-5, lost 11-8 Kamiakio lost 12-2, 8-2 Pasco won 4-2, lost 7-1 Davis lost 9-5, won 8-4 JV SOFTBALL-FRONT ROW: Rhon da VanAusdle, Amy Austin, Angie Jones, Dawn Michelson. MicheUe Moramarco, Heather Abajian, ROW 2: Lee Jackson, Laura Conn, Melissa Gonzales, Kathy Ryals, Trenee Roberts, Kim Osgood, Heather Immegait, Heidi Gtllam and Coach Jim Ebding. (Not pictured: Sharon Bryarly, Heather Herion, and Sarah Sameh.) The 1986 softball season saw a turnout of 48 players, most of whom were sophomores and juniors. The varsity squad was cut 16 players for the opening of the season and then reduced to 15 when one quit. Of the 15 varsity players, there were only 4 seniors: Lynda Laughery, Lana Henderson, KeUie Bunch and Heidi Daniels. This young team started off the season by opening at Lewiston, Idaho, playing with a smaller ball, different rules and promptly lost both games. Next came the other two non-league games with the Hanford Falcons� The Blue Devils played well, but were de¬ feated again in both games. Throughout the season the team continu¬ ed to improve until they were competitive with everyone they played. At the end of the season, the team deadlocked with Wenat¬ chee and Davis for a tie for seventh place. The Blue Devils played well in the playoff game, outhitting Wenatchee 14-8 but lost the game in the sixth inning by a score of 9-8 to end the season. With 11 seasoned ve¬ terans returning and a powerful group of sophomores on the JV team, the coming sea¬ son of 1987 looks very promising. Richland lost 7-1,7-0 Eisenhower won 18-15, lost 6-3 Wenatchee lost 9-8 JV SCOREBOARD: Lewiston lost 15-5, won 11-7 Lewiston Hanford won 8-3 Moses Lake won 12-8, lost 11-1 Wenatchee lost 7-3, won 18-7 Kennewick lostll-S, and 8-5 Kamiakin won 18-11, and 9-8 Pasco won 17-9, and 16-2 Davis won 13-12, and 15-1 Rihcland won 4-2, lost 4-0 Eisenhower won 15-14, and 14-4 7 SCORE BOARD Boys Girls Pendleton 4-3 5-2 Lewiston 4-3 4-3 Kamiakin 5-2 2-5 Ike 1-6 1-4 Davis 7-0 7-0 Richland 5-2 6-1 Moses Lake 7-0 6-1 Wenatchee 3-4 5-2 Pasco 6-1 5-2 Kennewick 4-3 3-4 Hanford 4-3 5-2 Walla Wall Invite 1st place Inland Empire 2nd place MOST INSPIRATIONAL Chris Meier Staci Com The Wa Hi tennis team had a successful year. The Blue Devil girls had their best season in recent years, ftnishing 3rd in league with a season record of 8-3, Com¬ pleting their season record with a 2nd place in league action, the boys have captured this titled for two consecutive years. Their season record was 9-2. A strong mixed doubles combo, Bruce Reed and Marie Muzzall teamed up to capture first place at the Inland Empire High School tennis tournament. Wa-Hl claimed second place over-all, the best in the teams history. Bruce Reed let the boys singles action with an impressive winning record of 6-2. Nate Campbell and Chris Meier, at first; doubles, finished the season with 7 wins and only 1 loss. Helping the team by playing against the best players in the state, Marie Muzzall, at first singles, finished with a record of 6-6. Kristi Linke and Carrie Burris, first doubles, were a tough doubles team that performed well and completed the season undefeated. Chris Jamison, 3 doubles, sets up a smash¬ ing serve. flNETTER AWARD Bruce Reed Marie Muzzall BOYS TENNIS -FRONT ROW: Marcos Cantu, Jason Hair, David Drischell, Adam Rubin, Nate Campbell, Sadie Revels, Chris Meier, Kevin Baker, Dan Adams. ROW 2: Coach Bigley, Bob Worthington, Gregg Kinzer, Trey Ballard, Greg McGrath, Harry Ng, Joe Filipl, Brian Alley, Coach Britain. GIRLS TENNIS- FRONT ROW: Wendi Fauvcr, Jennifer Anderson, Chris Jamison, Jan Schroeder, Chris Rojas, Heather Morton, Mindy McCauley, Laura Leigh, Heidi Poffenroth. ROW 2: Coach Bigley, Carrie Burris, Kathy Reed, Jayne Houk, Rachel Ruggeri, Marie Muzzall, Connie Gray, Stad Com, Denise Rupar, Tessa Kimball, Michelle Stevens, Kathy Hobkirk, Abby Schwerin, Lanee Alaniz. ROW 3: Bruce Reed, Coach Brittain. Sadie Revels, 2 singles goes for the ace- Jayne Houk, 3 singles, attacks the net. Marie Muzzall, 1 singles, serves to her opponent. VARSITY GOLF -FRONT ROW: Jason Joe Kent, Shane Flanary, ROW 2: Mike Stalder, Jon Henry, Ty Johnson and Matt McKern. The 1985-86 Blue Devil Golf team was young but eager and enthusiastic. The varsity consisted of one $enior,five juniors, and one freshman. The team started slow, but finished strong. At the Disthct Tour¬ nament the Blue Devils finished Sth, beating four teams that they had lost to earlier in the year. The varsity letter winners for this season were Joe Kent, Shane Flanary, Mike Stalder, Jon Henry, Matt McKm, Ty Johnson, and Jason Boyatt. Joe Kent was elected team captain and was also winner of the ' ' Low Scoring Average Award, given to the varsity player with the low scoring average for varsity matches. Twelve different players participated for the junior varsity team during the season. JV GOLF- FRONT ROW: Brad Kinzer, Kenny Ray, Steve Rudd. ROW 2: Michael Parker, Andy Borgstadt and Greg Frandsen. Wa-Hi’s Jr ROTC Battallion. aumbeiiiig 140 cadets, gathered on the football field for the sixty ' Seventh Annual Review, May 2, 1986 . Reviewing officer for this year was Franklin B. “Pete Hanson, a retired Walla Walla School District Administrator. FAREWELL Bob Devine came to Wa-Hi in 1984 to teach French and Spa¬ nish. He completed his internship for ath¬ letic directorship un¬ der Bill Bieloh and coached JV girls bas¬ ketball for two years. He initiated a new in¬ terest in the French Oub which he hopes will continue in his absence. He and his family will move to Sequim, WA where he will begin a French pro¬ gram at Sequim High School. Jan Anderson has taught in the resource room at Wa-Hl since 1978. She and her hus¬ band will move from Walla Walla in order to work for Bell Labo¬ ratories in computer research. She would like to continue in the classroom in their new location. Donna Evans has replaced Fred Sporle- der in Special uca- tion this year. She and her hus¬ band will be moving East where he will work for Republic Air¬ lines. She plans to stay at home for a couple of years with her two girls and new baby on the way. Georgina Scherzer has been teaching in the secondary credit exchange program in the spring and has been the migrant tea¬ cher since her arrival at Wa-Hi in 1984. She and her hus¬ band will move to San Luis Obispo where he will teach at Cal Poly. She would like to con¬ tinue in bilingual edu¬ cation or foreign lan¬ guage instruction. BY KERRY COLBURN The annual Battle of the Bands was held May 20 in the Commons. This year the Battle was sponsored by the class of 86. Loads of fans turned out to cheer on five Wa-Hi bands. The first band out at 7:30 was Thc Electric Monkey Ka oo Orches¬ tra, ' consisting of Brian Johnson, Richard Tolley, and Mike Waiblinger, This ' punk ' band played such classics as the Batman theme and Leave it to Beaver, Between songs they advertised the Melvyn ' s concert. The next band was ‘Infinity ’ including Todd Eggersp Darren Jackson, Jim Pat¬ terson, Trent Tarter, and Chris Cain, They rocked the crowd with songs such as Judas Priest’s “Breaking the Law ' and a rendition of The Kink’s “Paranoia.” “Wayward Distractions” consisted of Brian Howell, Greg Matthews, Grant Rob- bennolt, and Branan Wagaman. They gave the crowd a different sound than the previ¬ ous bands, playing music from Joy Division. The fourth band to perform was “Bon¬ dage” with members Devon Cullum, Tim Gilman, And Charles Royce. They played heavy-metal tunes from Kiss and Dokken. The final band, Krystal, was worth the wait. Veteran players Steve Mendoza, Jim Moore, and Mike Young played music from Rail, Van Halen, and Judas Priest, among others. The band welcomed debuting lead vocalist Lisa Borgstadt for their third number. Usa sang “Heartbreaker” by Pat Benatar (of course). The sound and equipment was supervised by Jarrod Sumerliti and George Flippo. Exact figures are not available but it seems that the audience helped raise over $600 to benifit the Senior Gass and their upcoming activities, while experiencing some great entertainment and some hot rock and roll I r The Yamate eichange students departed from the Wa-Hi academic parking May 3, after two weeks of activities designed to teach the Japanese students some of the American culture and also to give Wa Hi students an introduction to Japanese culture- A Japanese cultural display was present¬ ed during the first week of the visit. Held after school in the science building, students, parents and friends had the op¬ portunity to experience Japanese cooking, a tea ceremony, paintings, origami and out¬ door activities. During the second week after a potfuck attended by students and host families, the Japanese students presented a program featuring dancing, skits, judo and kempo exhibitions, and finally a traditional J apan¬ ese dance in which the audience took part. During the two week visit, the Yamate students, in addition to experiencing life in an American home and education in an American school, participated in many sports and activities. The ASB sponsored the Spring Formal dance, “Rags to Riches,” on April 18,1986. The dance, which was held from 8:30 11:30 In the Wa-Hi gym, attracted ap proximately 145 couples, at S8 per couple. The band was a group from Seattle called ”Thc Excitor,” and the pictures were taken by Dorian. The decorations, made by the ASB Cabinet and a few other volunteers, started with the entrance of the gym, scuray and duty-Looking, then changing in the gym area to look rich and expensive. All in all, the dance was dubbed a suc¬ cess, with the ASB Cabinet netting ap¬ proximately $85 from it. Baccalaureate for Wa-Hi s graduatiiig class of ’86 was held at Cordiner Hall June 1, The Reverend Keith Krebs presented the invocation. Scripture readings were given by Angela Doyle and John Golden, A prayer was led by Dena Curtis. The sermon, ‘ We are what we think was delivered by the Reverend Dan Hotch¬ kiss, The Reverend David Thompson gave the benediction. The Choral Benediction was directed by Kenneth Coombs, The Wa-Hi choir provided the music, under the direction of Mr, Paul Dennis. Organ music was provided by Arturo Rameriz, Friday, June 6, 1986 saw 376 seniors graduate on the Wa Hi campus at 7:30 p.m. Following the National Anthem and ' Tomp and Circumstance” by the Wa-Hi bandf the invocation was delivered by the Reverend Andrew Jarvis, ”We Are All as One” was the student commencement address. Dane Stephenson, master of ceremonies, introduced the spea« kers: John Golden, “Our Night;” Usa Byergo, “Believe;” Angela Doyle, “Risk;” and Kristin Smith, “My Challenge to You,” Awards were given out by Principal Richard P. Neher, Diplomas were pre¬ sented by Mr, Douglas Bayne, school board president, and Dr, Dennis Ray, su¬ perintendent. Following the presentation, Mark Van Bebber delivered the benediction. Awards and trophies were presented to the members of the Qass of ’86 at the ninety-fourth annual commencement by Principal Richard P Ncher, Graduation speakers (listed on page 17) were given Commeiicement Speaker Trophies. The Florence McGovern Scholastic Award was received by Ivana Klun, Dale Wilson and Laura A. Anderson, The Marshall Alexander Speech-Drama Trophy was shared by Brad Schilling and Jenny MitchelL Chad Guisinger was honored by the Legislative Assembly Award; while Tim Thompson was recipient of the Lawrence Jacky Award, The Brown Trophy was awarded to John Golden and the Lehnen Trophy, to Libby Tyson , Arion Foundation Awards were received by Cecily Fuhr, band; Tim Loar, choir; and Kristie Johnson, orchestra. PRODUCED BY THE 1986 ROYAL BLUE STAFF ADVISOR LenTaruscio EDITOR RAY MARRERO SPORTS EDITOR Dirk Muse ORGANIZATION EDITOR Lanee Alaniz STUDENT LIFE Ray Marrero SPORTS STAFF Shane Flanary Allen Berg Lance Longmire Diauie Miklancic ORGANIZATIONS Kristin Smith Marie Muzzall Andy Slaybaugh SENIOR SECTION Brenda Mercado Jolene King Lori Conatster Dias Castillo JUNIOR SECTION Kari Anderson Shela Cates SOPHOMORE SECTION Stephanie Randall Tammy Cloin Dana Fames PHOTOGRAPHERS Ray Marrero Dirk Muse DIVISION PAGES Ray Marrero FACULTY SECTION Brenda Mercado Andy Slaybaugh TYPIST Emilie Neissl COPYRIGHT 1986 ROYAL BLUE Introduction .2 Student Life.10 Organizations .32 Sports.66 Sophomores.104 Juniors .124 Seniors .144 Faculty.180 Patrons.186 Index .188