Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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 Freshman Kirsten Johnson takes a large hop towards the finishing line in the sack race at the Anything Goes Competion. Trailing close behind her is Senior Barbara Bielec. ■L 3

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Almost Anything Goes An unlimited attitude was what people attempted to create. Students displayed this through their determination and perserverance in their activities and school life. The Almost Anything Goes Competition was a new approach to deter students from both Aberdeen and Hoquiam from egging and fighting against each other. The event proved to be successful and because of the nonthreatening games like an egg toss, a tug of war, and a faculty- firemen football game, the two schools noticed an uncommon friendship. This event was made possible because students, the faculty, the administration, and the community took a chance and tried to solve the annual conflict that occurs on the eve of the Aberdeen Hoquiam Football game. Beyond this, the attitude was conceived by each student differently, thus making Aberdeen a collection of individuals. Although apathy was present, most students fought for what they believed in. Conflicts varied from protesting the dress code to a group of students protesting the absence of a Math Analysis class. Although these people did not attain the freedom to dress as they pleased or the opportunity to advance in math, without paying to go Grays Harbor College, the fact remains that they stood up for what they truly believed in. A Anything goes when seniors Jeff Timmons, Dylan Trivison, and Gabe Johnson get together. Here, feeling most comfortable in their traditional dress, they display their original humor. A A Senior Shay Hancock smiles during the Leadership Slave Auction, unaware that after being purchased he would go through cruel yet embarassing torture. A Participating in the Almost Anything Goes Competition, students try their luck in wheelbarrow race. The Bobcats came out on top in the event. ■■ m'm

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YOU'VE GOT THE LOOK Acid and stone wash jeans and shirts, leather boots of assorted lengths and colors, homemade beaded and string braclets, and the all around worn look could be spotted all around campus at AHS. Concert shirts, college sweatshirts, cut-off sweats, and bermuda shorts were worn when students where in their casual moods. These clothes could be worn both in comfort and in style. All in all the more worn out the students clothes were, the better they liked them. Deanna Emery, Lori Wilson, Carol Holmes, Gayle Graham, Shelly Marbut, and Michelle Niemi show their stuff during lunch.