Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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1. Andy tries his hand at cross-country running. 2. Andy dis- covers that Aberdeen downpours make the lawn grow all too quickly. 3. Preparing German omelettes is one of Ar1dy's spe- cialities. 4. Andy shares his musical talent in a family song, left to right: Mrs. Cummings, Paul, Max, Andy, and Mr. Cummings. 5. Friendship around the world is the ultimate aim of these AFS members, left to right: Audrey Jordan, Scott Fedje, Karen Crawford, Julie Tolomei and Val Hines. - ,,f - .ff ea- ,y,,, H , 'WWW I V 211- ff ' - ' f M- -,, ..,,,. 2 gm kung rx , i . , .rg-, .- I , ..,, , ., l yss, f s , , K mf

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if Cl 1. Dave Ostrander. senior photo student, carefully goes over the prints he's just made up. 2. Art Club member Tim Fitzpatrick puts final touches on his painting. 3. Photo Club members Mark Bjorkland shows Dave Ostran- der how to attach a lens. 4. 1976-'77 Photo Club - Row One, left to right: Karin Christiansen, Carolyn Peck, Leanne Kirkwood, Chris Dufour, Helen Rozmaryn. Row Two: Mike McGuire, Jerry Stott, Dave Ostrander, Mark Bjorkland, Mark Kilgore. Art, Photo Clubs Focus On Student Participation Student participation was a main factor in the Art Club this year with 29 students in attendance. Advisor Mr. Paul Coz- zutto said that the agenda for the year was to visit art muse- ums in Portland and Seattle and a show at the Indian reserva- tion in Tahola. Made up of 10 students in photo classes of those interested in photography, the Photo Club was also led by advisor Mr. Cozzutto. For their activities, the club took field trips on Saturdays to take pictures, which they used in a slide show . ifiiit, ' ,I Fi 7

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