Publications
Katherine Bickert takes a break after taking photo for publications.
orris is working productively in publications.
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Shiveley, Karissa Beckman , Sarah Robertu s, Kris Bailey, Lesley Higgins , Caitlin Ostgaard , Mindy Graff, Dania Perez , Thanh Vu. Row 2: Ashley Pottorff, Joel
Martinez, Angel Meza, Angelica Izaguirre, James Will , Eric R asmussen, Jackson Meredith, Dennis Vanderslice, Rob Harri Row 3: Haley Tuttle Schacher, Lacey Geer, Tonja Carey, Tanner Schacher, Sylvia Jons, Stacy Loos, Kasandra Smith , Julie Fisher, Kara orris. Row 4: Claire Hutchinson , Avalon Rehn, Matt Kirkland, Pedro Avila, Ken Handy, Rachaef Brown , Trisha Martin, Amy Fuhrer, Gretchen Demitroff, Stephani e D avidson. ot Pictured: Katherine Bickert, Joe Brown, Jose Castillo, Amanda Glass, Catherine Luna, Stephanie Luna, Nancy Martinez, Veronica Sheets, Audrey Swartz , Heather Atkin , Janelle Bartel s, Cyndi Brick, Maggie Buttermore , Jill Davis , Kimberly Jame , Patrick John on, Chris Killen, Kyren Kunz , Grant Roger s, Sally Schaffert
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Sylvia Jons i learning how to transfer digital photo on to the computer.
Table Of Contents
Ninth grade • memories
" I think I am going to miss Park, I mean the teachers and all . So far, this is the best three years I've ever had in school."
-Alynn High
Ninth grade is a time for re- sopho more , the youngest in the flection, but also a time to move school again. For some there will on. A time to prepare for the fu- be many happy memories at Park, ture and learn from our past mis- we couldn ' t possibly write down takes. A time for learning and a all the things that we remember time to grow up and take on more from our three years here. Of responsibilities. We feel impor- course there are al ways bad tant because we've waited two memories too, which is part of years to be the oldest at Park and life. We will look towards the all the seventh and eighth grad- future with new hopes and hopeers look up to us. It's our last year fully three good years at high at Park. Some can't wait to move school. We will always rememon to bigger and better things high ber middle school. school of course , but some aren't quite ready to let go of middle school. Next year we will be
Zach Robinson and Brandon Chrast I at student vote '98.
Bobby Martin "chillin" in the library.
Mandi Adams
Nazar Al-waely
WalatAlama Daniela Alic A.J Allen
David Anderson
Max Anderson Heather Atkins Pedro Avila
Daniel Babcock
Julia Bartek
Janelle Bartels
Ben Bartholomew Kimberly Bates Kevin Belk
Katherine Bickert Brandon Boden Greyson Botts Shanitay Boyd
Cyndi Brick Holly Brocksmith
Rachael Brown James Brugh
Maggie Buttermore Tonja Carey
Rene Castillo Aracely Cervantes Brandon Chrastil Holly Clough Crystal Coatman T.J. Coil Ernie Colburn
Sidney Conner Cindy Coy Lee Cummings Shana Damian Robert Danner Thao Phuong Dao Crystal Daugherty
Stephanie Davidson Jill Davis GretchenDemitroff Danielle Dredge Miranda Ducey Devin Duncan Daniel Ellyson
Joshua Erdman
Amber Freauf Brian Frisbie Amy Fuhrer James Fuller
Christina Garcia Shawn Garibay Lacey Geer
Brent Glantz Issac Guevara Toan Ha Zlatko Hadzisabic Kenneth Handy Mandee Hansen Crystal Harmes
Tyronica Herring Adam Herron Alynn High Stephanie Hile Lacy Hillgren Trang Ho Donald Houdek
Robert Howard Angelica Izaguirre Mike Jackson Kimberly J a.mes Tonya Johns Patrick Johnson Sylvia Jons
Memories: A reflection of our past,
Nathaniel Jordan
Jennifer Knott
Edwin Leon
Bobby Martin
Ashley Mefferd
Daniel Moore
Barry Kelly Chris Killen Dustin King Michelle Kinnison Hiro Kitagawa • Danielle Knaub
Ken Kunz Kyren Kunz Willie Lawson Nghia Le Uyen Le Vmh Le
Nick Lockhorn Stacy Loos Andrew Losh Thi Luong
Bradley Maaske Jorge Marquez
Trisha Martin Jose Martinez Nancy Martinez Craig Mathiesen Justin Mc Dermott Dennis Mc Queary
Sallie Melpolder Jackson Meredith Tom Mildenberger Nick Miller Keesha Mix Lelda Moody
Joshua Morris William Morse Stephanie Mosby Katrina Mueller Hoa Ngo Hanh Nguyen
a shadow of our future
Jo hua Pearce Sang Phan
Tien Phan Rick Phillips Evelin Pineda Yadira Pineda Lundon Pinneo Michella Prasek Sandra Pulec
Eric Rasmussen
Anthony Ros
Veronica Sheets
Valentina Smolyuk Chelsey Spencer
Hue Tran Luau Tran
Ly Tran Trung Tran Tuan Tran Justin Tyson Stephen Vera
Alicia Von Busch Heather Von Bush Amanda Voss Thanh Vu Alama Walat
A.J. Walker-Deigan Lori Wallingford Maxisue Walrath Stacie Weston Derek White Kevin Widhalm Jerame Wiles
Students not pictured: Elainea Bahr, Thomas Baxter, Ju tin Bicker taff, Mike Divizin kiy, Vu Do , Charice Gibson, Chri Gray, Melis a Kinney, Wilfredo Malit, Matthew Mesenbrink, Renee Root, Robert Rose, Bryan ~Sawyer, Larry Taylor, Sarah Wilkason
Cod y Wi nters Brandon Wirtz
. Dian a Young Joel Zavala
Chris Gray is concentrating on playing the piano in the piano lab
Kasandra Smith rehear ing the play " ext " for the big performanc e.
Curtis Baker is gathering wood to build a minature house in Mr. eal ' s con tructional tech cla s.
Kara orris and Julie Fisher are working on developing film in the dark room
Autographs
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M Sman studmg
Aimee e Spanish class.
• hn on and ' • Rachelle Jo lab ht by p1;i.eitographers. rking in the computer
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We can't forget,
we'll alway~ remember...
, Mindy Graff
Melis a Guevara
Greg Haist
Renee Hansen
Robert Harris
Dan Hatch
Jacqueline Higgin
Lesley Higgins
Eric Hillgren
Heather Hirko
Cari Hodge
Booker Holloway
Pamela Holloway
Stephanie Hru ka
Claire Hutchinson
Nhung Huynh
Boris Ilic
Shawn Johanson
Clyde Johnson
Erin Johnson
Jo hua Johnson
Rachelle Johnson
Amber Jones
Jennifer Jones
Shantella Jordan
Brandon Judson
Jo hua Kadavy
Shawn Keever
Amanda Keller
Shondraya Kelly
Matt Kirkland
Angela Kotera
Amanda Krous
Shana Kumpula
Darren Lackey
Eighth grade cience and math students are using their clas time working on a signrnents.
Precious memories • • •
Avalon Rehn is fixing her backpack while in multipurpose room.
Maggie Running Bear is talking in reading.
Megan Diaz and Jennifer Cowell working hard in cla s.
Stephanie Luna and Renee Hansen worlµng in Science clas
and treasured moments of .
Daniel Miller Alicia Miner BillyMorri Kimberly Moreno Jon Morrow Jeremiah Mowery
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Hoang guyen
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Joh Nootz
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Obakpolor
O tgaard Victor Pecina Dania Perez Ryan Peter on
PbucPham Tan Phan
Micheala Pinneo Alicia Pottorff
Ashlely Pottorff
Casey Pratt
Skid Pratt
Brent Pyle
hua Rainey Edgar Ramirez Lori RedCherries Avalon Rehn
Dalaina Reinick Adam Rettig
Nathen Riblett Holli Richardson Timothy Riemann Li a Riggin Sarah Robertus
Rosas
Royal
Hidce Rubb am
Running Bear
Sanchez-Aparicio
sica Sanford
en Sarapinyan Jake Scheer
Cheryl
Tyler Schroeder
Kayla
Johanna Scheitzer
Shawn
Tavis Squires
Chistopher
Christopher
This cherished year with ....
Bich
Heley
Brandy
Cristina
Christopher
Zachary
Lindsay
Kristin
Not pictured: Shane Bottorff, Jimmy Davis, Shawn Kovaschetz, Tausha Lee, April Leonard, Noel Martinez, Ricky Peery, Billie Ruyle, Jimmy Spradley, and Dominic Uranga.
everlasting moments of 8th grade ·
Second period band tudents practice for their next concert. Ms. Hoffman ' s second period science students get ready for class to begin.
Julia Marks waits for the health para, Ms. Hill to take her temperature
Autographs
7th Grade
Amanda
Terrell
Memories last ...
Mr. Cooper's seventh grade exploratory business student show their product at con umer fair in the chool cafeteria.
HMy fondest memories at Park are making ,new friends and being involved in a lot of after school activities."
Stef Vocasek
'Phuoc Dinh
Ryan Dirkschneider
Madi on Doehring
Kelly Donahue
Cody Drueppel
Danielle Du chene
a ta sa Dutton
Karla Echeverria
Jennifer Endre
Brandon Erdman
Brittany Francher
Carl Fi her
Guy Fleming
Stephanie Flores
Zachary Freauf
Matthew Frisbie
Isaac Fuenning
Seth Fuenning
A hton Fuller
Michael Gerkin
Jo hua Glover
Jamie Green
Tamara Greve
Son Ha
Mariel Harding
Jo eph Haught
Katie Hawley
Ty on Hereth
Luke Heritage
Maria Hernandez
icole Hettenbaugh
Quincy Hirko
Dustin Howard
Amber Jocob en
Lance Jarrett
Friends depart ..... .
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And memories take their place _ .
"My most memorable moment of seventh grade is when we went bow ling for a field trip."
Kelli .Rost
Jes ica Sawyer
Patrick Saxton
Megan Scheer
Timothy Schmidt
Travi Schrader
icoljay Shafer
Travis hippen
Gina Shullaw
Michael Sieck
Jason Sindelar
Toraye Smith
Shane Spevak
Melis a Sqwre
Brittany Staley
Katrina Stromer
atasha Studnicka
Bryan Swan on Jontue Taliaferro
Aaron Teater
Brad Thompson
Aleksandr Titov
Oliver Tonkin
Ginger Torrence
Kieu Tran
Long Tran
Lynh Tran
Lindsey Traudt
Jeff Tyler
William Tyner
Jennifer Upchurch
Halley Vanlaningham
Dwayne Ventry
Andrey Vet alo
Stef Vocasek
Aaron Vollenweider
Karina Leon and Kelli Rost are bu y making omeone beautiful at their booth for Mr. Cooper's market day.
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Bottom
Jessica Von Bu ch
Jamie Walker
Je sica Walker
Jayme Wallingford
Jeffrey Wallingford
Valarie Walter Joshua Ward
Lindsey Ward
Candyce Watgen
Ashley Watson
Latejas Watson
Michael Watson
Matthew We ton
Jesica William
Tina Wilson
Becky Winterfeld
Nathan Wirtz
Meagan Wi e Eric Wittstruck
Gabe Yo t
Ashley Young
Bel°' : Matt We ton and hi friend are waiting for omeone to come bu their tre balls
Right: Karina Leon applies a tatoo to an eager customer during exploratory bu ine fair.
Right: Ste ve Amo etting up for market day.
Right: Joe Haught howing of merchandi e to cu tomer.
Students not pictured: Rachel Bahr, Amina Brown , Richard Davi , Toby Davis.Cheyenne Hoffman,Antonio Resendiz-Alvarado, and Rocco Vie ca, Takeja Wat on.
Garrett Blythe tudie hard in Mr. Cuddy' Engli h cla
project.
Seventh grade health students work on a group
Icela Cervante is making her way up into winning the game.
Mr. oble' eventh grade math cla s are taking a mall break from work.
Mr . Cuddy's eventh grade Engli h class are ready to study for their pelling test.
Autographs
Administrators
Mr. Carroll. Mrs. Ei ler, and Dr. Shuman provide the leadership for our school.
The admini trator at Park Middle School are direct and to the point. ·They don't get mad, they just are disappointed at the student when we make bad choices.
The administrators give us chances to do the right thing but they get annoyed when we come into their office time and time again for the same disciplinary reasons.
They help students out and try to protect us from any hurt, harm, or danger. They want our
chool to be a clean, learning environment and they encourag~ the teachers that they want students in class for learning purposes.
The administrators like to get involved in the students activities which is why we have some of the activities that we attend. They conduct our magazine and raising dough sales and they are the one that okay our activitie . They try to be involved to a certain point, then they just step back and let us have some fun.
Left to Right: Mrs. Eisler, Mr Carroll, and Dr. Shuman.
Left to right : Ms. Mi chke, Mr. Crowley, Officer Lacy, and Dr. Simp on-Kirkland.
Office Staff
Support Staff
Specialists
Custodians •
Cafeteria Staff
Fro nt R ow: Cindy George Franci ca Beltran. Back R ow: Elaine Schumacher, Linda Shonka, Rachel A mu
B ac k Ro w : Judy Helter, Kendall Stege, Chris Watkin , Martin Johns.
F ront Ro w : Tony Racicky, Patti Doughtery. N ot P ic tu re d: Paul Baker, Gatha Hiles, and Don Wis ink.
F ront R ow : Day Sey Erbe, Alane Wright, Debbie Oie, Vanche Back Ro w : Donette Zru t, Is ac Reifenrath, Alice Ander en , Luetta John on, Sherry Hill. ot Pictured: Marion E chliman, Kay Hoff, Laurie Flaherty, Linda Lae le Alma Leon, and Valerie Stubblefield.
Martin Weise, chool psychologist; Sheila Stratton, social service specialist; Sondra Lothrop, speech pathologist.
Ba c k Ro w : Bob Patter on, Brenda Avery, Elehelene Wounded Shield, Jackie Duryea. Fro nt Ro w : Zelenka Drdla Wilt e, Yvonne Cook, Patti Vleck. ot P ic tuerd: Monica Roether, Lebi Perez, Lucinda Beahr, Karen Cunning.
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Faculty members not pictured: Rachida Faid-Dougla Su an Hertzler, Lori Rennings Theresa Rippe, Rex Scott.
Mr. eal and Mr.lockard are po ing
I like working here, mo tly becau e of the
and teachers It' a really great
it seems like we do a lot and our kids are involved. M
I enjoy working with the diverse group of student at Park Each student bring a unique background along with varying interests and abilities. Mr. oble
Mr. Purtzer u es his break time to check out hi
I like Park , I like the different ethnic displays, and all the different types of tudent
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Park this year o far , is about the same a every other year, becau e, everyone knows : "Every day is a good day at Park Middle School!" Mr.Cuddy
ACADEMICS
Academics is the structure for education at Park · Middle School. It includes not only classes like math, government, and sciences but activities like student vote, the Spainsh class fiestas and the drama class.
From choir to algebra class we learn the basics of educati o,µ. All classes teach us the things we need to know later in our 1ife. So , pay attention to what your teachers tell you, because you will need it later on in your life.
StuaentVote98', October27. Jessica Stanford making sure she is registered to vote and Audrey Swartz telling her to initial next to her name so she ca.'l vote.
Eric Rasmussen is caught putting
Ms. Herriott's. third period Women's Chorus, practice for the Choral Festival on November I 0. 1998. away negatives for the yearbook i n the publications room.
Students at work in their classes
(above) Student Vote: Jenny Knott receives a ballot from Trang Ho to vote in the Park Middle School's mock election.
(Above-Right) Jessica Thorson and Amanda Voss are working on sets for drama class.
(Right) Heather Atkins takes time out from reading in Mrs. O'Meara's class to smile for the camera.
Senora Harrenstein ' s cla s look up to sneak a peak at the camera
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(Left) Amanda Remmers is setting upfor a drama performance in the multipurpose room
(Below) Katie ,Finke is enjoying her computer class.
(Above) Jenny Martinez is learning how to type in Ms. Dutton's keybording class.
(Above-Left) Eric Hillgren is sawing in Industrial Tech class.
(Left) Ms. Dutton's exploratory class is hard at work.
Bradley Maa ke 1 working hard while Trang Ho neaks in a po e during a Fie ta in Spani h cla
What is your favorite subject in school and why?
"Spanish, because Sra. Boehmer is sudl an eKellent teadler.:"
-Kyffll Kunz
•'Band because it's a fun class."
-Alkia Pottorff
Jay Fox studie • hard in Sra. Boehmer' second period Spani h cla
Day of th e D~ad
The Day of the Dead is on November first and second. These two days are much like the United States Memorial Day. Sometimes this holiday is mistaken for Halloween because it has to do with skeletons and other things similar to this.
In some parts of Mexico the people go to the cemetery and take food and eat there. They also leave food on the graves for the spirits to . come and eat (usually food they liked when they were alive).
In other parts of the country they celebrate a special mass at the cemetery and stay there all day to pray for all their family relatives that have died so they can rest in peace.
Womens' Chorus
Mens'
Chorus
Voca ek, Tara Meyer. Row 2 : Mary McCray, Tonya John , Shanitay Boyd, Sylvia Jon ,
Lori Wallingford, A hley Paul, Mi ty Ruth, Holly McPherson. Ro w 3: Brandy Tyler, Hanh guyen, Audrey Swartz, Terra Roberts, Mindy Graff, Amanda Abbott Alicia Pottorff, Ashley Pottorff, Stacie We ton. Ro w 4: Ms. Linda Laes le and M . Jane Herriott. o t Pi c tured: Tamra Chamberlain, Shon draya Kelly, Heather Atkins, Candace Bower, Jamie Brown, Tonja Carey, Hillary Duggan, Brandy Fleetwood, Meli a Guevara, Darcel Hind , Rachelle John on, Cacie Meh er, Sallie Melpolder, Alicia Miner.
R ow 1: Desi Bramhall, Mandi Royal, Billie Ruyle, Tina Gib on, Kri tin William , Amy Gordon, Stefanie
Mandee Han en,
Left to right : M Linda Lae sle, Jeff Upchurch, Ricky Peery, Tony Toombs, Greg Haist, Jame Wills, Zach R obinson, and Ms. Jane Herriott. o t Pictu red: Jay-r Malit, Danny Miller, Hoang guyen, Joshua ootz, Thieu Pham, Nathan Riblett, Christopher Taylor, Aaron West, Zlatko Aadzisabic, Liem guyen, Joe Palmer.
Band II
Row 1: Holly Clough, Holly McPherson , Renee Hansen, Alicia Pottorff, Suzie Finke, Mandi Adam , Am y Gordon, Tabitha Staley, Shana Kumpula, Diana Young. Row 2: Holl y Richard on , Jennifer Cowell
Kayla Schultz, Kari sa Beckman, Pam Hollowa y, Lundon Pinneo , A hley
Raymond , Megan Diaz, A hley Pottorff, Tonja Carey, Cry ta! Daugherty, Rachelle John on, Cari Hodge. Row 3: Kim James , Kri tin William , Amber Jone , Claire Hutchinson , ~ally Melpolder, Vanes a Martinez, Micheala Pinneo, Maggie Buttermore , Eric Toomb , Eric Ras mu sen
Row 4: Tony Toombs, Will Morse, Amber Oetken, Cristina Vance, Tim
Rienmann Jacob Mather, Craig Mathie en , Ben Bartholomew Row 5: Hanna Schweitzer, Ebone' Ballard , Lacey Geer, David Sanchez , Barry Kelly, Brandon Jud on , Jake Sheer, Leif Corum. Row 6: Tyler Schroeder, Brandon Wirtz, Antoine Abbott. ot Pictured: Marilynn Parker, Desi Bramhall, Caitlin Ostgaard.
.Jazz Band
Row 1: Tom Mildenberger, Dan Hatch, Josh Erdman, Amber Oetken, Jule Peterson , Brandon Chra til. Row 2: Micah Spilker, Robert Danner, Seth Chri tian en, Zach Watkin , Patrick Johnson, Rick Phillip Not Pictured: Lee Cumming
Row 1: Jay Stewart , Lind ay Watt , Marilynn Parker, Danielle Dredge , Alicia Von Bu ch, Khoi Tran. Row 2: Dan Maloy, Jes s ica Thrane , Kristine Bailey, Je sie Thomson , Keesha Mix , and Terra Robert
Ro w 1: athan Wirtz , Patrick Saxton, Stephanie Flore , Kasey Mathiesen, Isaac Fuenning , Aaron Vollenweider, Alexandra Crawford, Brandon Erdman , Lakyndra Beahr-Santos, Mi ha Coleman, Seth Fuenning. Row 2: Nathan Chrastil , Eric Bidrow ki, Brandon orris, Bryan Swanson, Se th Colburn , Oliver Tonkin , Ryan Bateman, Matt Frisbie. Not Pictured: Jason Sindelar, Halley Vanlaningham.
Band I Woodwinds
Row 1: Stef Vocasek, Brittany Staley, Kristine Reavi , Johni ha Brown. Row 2: Daniell DuSchene , Kieu Tran , Lind ey Traudt, Stanley Cayetano, Candyce Watgen , Tiffany Holloway. Row 3: Erica Osorio, Amber Ander en , Krystal Miller, Nata ha Studnicka, Jamie Walker, Gina Schullaw, Jamie Green , Madison Doehring Row 4: Becky Winterfield , Morgan Raymond, Kristie Mo by, Mariel Harding , Gabe Yost, Eric Cecrle, Megan Sheer, Cecilia Miller, Brittany Borrell.
Multiple Intelligence
Multiple Intelligences are the different ways in which people are smart. Here at Park Middle School we have four Multiple Intelligence classes for student . They include MI Civics with Mr. Bundy, M. I. English with Mrs. O'Meara , M. I. Math with Mrs. Jensen and a M. I. class with Mrs. Moock. There are eight different identified ways that people can learn. These eight include Math Logic, Linguistic, Spatial Intelligence, Bodily-Kinesthetic , Musical Different Ways of Learning:
Math Logic 2. Linguistic Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Naturalist Intelligence
Intrapersonal Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
Intelligence, Naturalist Intelligence, Intrapersonal Intelligence, and Interpersonal Intelligence. Last September, Park got a grant for $279,871.00 for over the period of 3 years for the Multiple Intelligence program. Mrs. Moock and Mrs. Young wrote the grant. This grant will help to buy software and computers that will help to enhance the learning of the students. It will also be given out to FCS classes all over the city of Lincoln. The students help each other out by using their strongest intelligence to help those who
are weaker in that area of intelligence. The students also do community work where they volunteer once a week. Some of the place where they volun •teer at are, the Malone Center, Saratoga Elementry, Everett Elementry , Lancaster Manor, Childrens Museum and The Humane Society. Mrs. Mooct want the kids to become motivatec and feel good about learning and alsc • find the school environment as a mor , positiv~ place. Also she says that we meaning everyone at Park Middl School, need to realize that everyom has different ways of learning and thai we need to expand our minds for others and their ways of learning.
Ashley Enriquez take a break from cleaning the courtyard during a Multiple Intelligence clas
Devin Duncan i u ing hi Multiple Intelligence kill and writing on the board in math cla s.
A New Way of Learning?
E.S .L. tudents receive help from a vi iting substitute teacher during clas .
Hanna Siddiq taking notes in M.I. clas
ost Meinorable Moments of ' 98
By Mindy Graff
The academics section does not only have plain ordinary classes like social studies and math, but has elective classes like art and publications. We have interviewed students and asked them the_g_uestion. "WHAT IS YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT OF '98?" It was very interesting to find out what the students said! Their answers were very creative, surprising, and interesting. The most popular . answer would have to be "starting a new year at Park Middle School!" Many students had many different answers.
What
is your most memorable moment of 1998?
Mr Sohl helps tudent in 7th grade Engli h cla
Thach Phan, ·'Wanting to move on."
Courtney Ploo tcr, ''Starting at Park !' '
Jill Davis, ' Being with my Renee Hansen, ·'I'm glad the friends at lunch. who have all fir t year is finally over!" gone to Lincoln High and Southea t!"
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Clubs To Remember
Park has a ·lot to offer when it comes to clubs.
Thi year Park four caucus showing ju t how diverse we are with such groups as African American Caucus, Asian Caucus, Brown Pride Clica and Native American Caucus.
We also have a lot to offer to students that have special interests such as Park Animal Protection Club, Art Club, Peer Helping and Peer Mediators, National Junior Honor Society and Park Student Council.
This gives Park students a chance to ex
pre s thmselve the way they want to with the club they are inere ted in.
Club provided after school activitie for students. Student Council sold pumpkins for 25 cent for a painting conthe dances.
Latino Caucu also old day of the dead sucker for a fund raiser for their club. When it comes to Park clubs there are plenty of moments to remember.
test at one of
Student Council how off their decoration before the fall dance.
"My favorite part of Brown Pride Clica is it makes us feel responsible when we sell things for parties".
-Chris Leon
Brown Pride Clica
Asian Caucus
"My favorite part of Asian Caucus is that we can talk freely."
-Huong Le
ancy Martinez, Humberto Beltran, Maggie Running Bear, Jennifer Martinez, Gu tavo Castillo , Horacio Pecina, and Carlos Leija. Row 2:" Carina Leon, Jade Lobo, Elida Martinez , Eddie Leon, Joel Martinez, and David Sanchez. Row 3: Daniel Rosa , Joel Zavala, oel Martinez, Raul Lobo, and Stanley Cayetano. Row 4: Chri Leon, Gabriel Ro a , Angelica Izaguirre, Trang Ho, and Stephanie David on.
Row 1: Phuc Pham, Hoa go, Stephanie David on, Trang Ho, Tan Phan, and Mr. Holt. Row 2: Quang Tran, Tu guyen, Sang Phan, Hoang Nguyen, and Vinh Le. Row 3: Viet guyen , Hanh Nguyen, Nhung guyen , Huong Le , Ly Tran, and Thuan go.
Honor Society
Dann er, G rant R oger , Zach R obinson, Barry Kelly, Brent Glantz, and Patrick Johnson. Not P ictured : Thao Dao, errnin F erh a db ego ic, Nancy Martinez , and Che! ey Spencer
Student Council
"Honor Society is a re ume builder and it ' a good thing to have on your record. "
-Grant Rogers
" I like student council because it helps me learn good leadership skills that I will embrace later in life!"
-Trang
Ho
Row 1: Stephanie Hile, Tonja Carey, Cyndi Brick , Trang Ho, Stephanie David on , and Jessie Thor on. Ro w 2 : Sally Sc h affer, B randon Chra ti l , Miranda Ducey, Micah Spilker, Stephanie Mosby, Kee ha Mix, and M Pike. Ro w 3 : R obert
Row 1 : Trang Ho, Janelle B artels, Katie Finke, Kirn Breyer, Mr. Ortiz , Lundon Pinneo, as hay Winsley, Monica Lan d ero , and Gl enna Cruse. Ro w 2: Oliver Tonkin , April Roberts, Alynn High , Stephanie David on Carnie McPhilomy, Hollie Ri c h ardson, Kri te Mo by, Ali sa Le oing , Jennifer Endres , and Tyson Radcliffe R ow 3: Veronica Sheets, Zac h R obinson, Grant R oger ,John D ernitroff, Tyler Schroeder, Dan Bax , Josh Kadavy, Courtney Plooster, and Kee ha Mix.
Art Club
' I like Art Club because it's fun and I like to draw pretty stuff."
-Ben Bartholomew
Row 1: Elizabeth Morton, Karina Leon, Madi on Doehring , Stephanie Flores, Paula Squire , Kathryn ore, Stefanie Vocasek. Row 2: Katie Hawley, Jennifer Endres, Jennie Knott, Kara Norris, Lundon Pinneo , Eric Hillgreen, Mrs.
Row 3: Stephanie David on, Lindsay Watt, Amanda Krous, Brandon Chrastil, Trang Ho, Janelle Bartels, athan Chrastil, Row 4: ick Miller, Ernie Colburn, Kevin Belk, Max Ander on-Young, Ca ey Bergman, Chris Killen ot pictured- A hley Krous, Ben Bartholomew, atalya Shipachova, Hanh ygen, Eddie Leon, Thao Dao, Tina Gibson, Victor Pecina, icol Shafer and Brad Maa ke
P.A.P.C.
"My favorite part of P.A.P.C. is helping animals and making companies stop testing on animals. I think it's important to help animals because they cannot help themselves."
-Keesha Mix
Sturgen.
Row 1: Nicole Siefert, Stephanie Mosby, Madison Doering, Brittany Borrell , Danielle Duschene , Guy Fleming, Elizabeth Lengel, Trang Ho. Row 2: Kara orris, Lundon Pinneo, Kee ha Mix, Tabitha Staley, Cecelia Miller, Amber Rupert , Stephanie David on, Linda Laessle. Row 3: Chris Killen, Jenni Knot, Tau ha Lee, Micheala Pinneo, Amanda Abbott, Andrea Montgomory, Chri tina Campbell, Tyson Radcliffe Row 4: Lindsay Watt, Stefanie Vocasek and Ashley Paul.
A frican American Caucus
N ative American Caucus
~' African American Caucu i really good. E pecially having other people who come from different cultures helps me to get to know their cultural background is a good experience ."
-Brandy Tyler
" I like to go to Native American caucus to learn about my cultural backround. We do fun stuff! "
-Booker Holloway
Row 1: R ac h el B row n , Kee ha Mix, Tonya Johns, Stephanie Mo by, Ms Micken Row 2: Matt Kirkland, Antoine Abbott Bra nd y Ty ler, Sh anitay B oyd, Mary McCray. R ow 3 : Brandon Jud on Michael John , Mic hae l Jack on an d Michell e John s
Row 1: Mrs. Sturge o n , icoljay S hafer, Audrey Swartz, Maggie Running Bear, Jeffrey Beson Row 2 : Tim cbmi d t, Shana Damian , Lori Red Ch erries, Christina Vanez. ot Pict ured: Katherine Bickert, James Brugh, Booker Holloway, Antho ny S c hmid t and Victor West.
"I think peer helping helps you learn how to work with each other and it teaches you how to work independently. "
-Renee Root
Peer Helpers
"The Peer Mediation club is a great way to help people cope with one and anothers problems. "
-Jennifer Jones
Peer Mediators
R ow 1 : Kim Breyer, Janelle Bartel , Jennie Knott, Pedro Avila, Eric Hillgren. R ow 2: Mrs. Young Ernie Colburn , Stacy Obakpolor, Adam Rettig, Renee Root. N ot Pic ture d : Ashley Raymond , Hana Adams, Amber Freauf, Danny Ellyson.
R ow 1: Kristine Bailey, ashay Win Iey, Carnie McPhilomy, Karis a Beckman , Jennifer Jones ,Glenna Cru e, Mike Malotky R ow 2: Misha Coleman , Ebonye Ballard , Stephanie Mosby, Ke ha Mix , Haley Schacher Julie Fi her, Eric Ceerle , Angel Meza R ow 3 : Ta s ha Lee , Tabitha Staley, Vane s a Martinez , Rachael Brown, Jill Davi s, Brandy Tyler, Robert Danner
Math Counts
" I like this club because of group participation and also I like to do math. We have a really good sponsor."
-Jay Steward
Red Cross
"I like being able to help people, it gives you a chance to make a difference."
-Terra Roberts
Left to Right: Jay Steward , Timothy Rieman. ot Pictured : Mrs. Jen en and Mariel Harding
Row 1 : Audrey S wartz, L in d ey S hockey, Tabi th a Staley. Ro w 2 : Tina Gibson, Lacey Geer Maxi ue Walrath Terra Roberts. ot Pictured : Rachael Brown, Mrs. Ri ppe, and Mr R yan.
Jeremiah owry builds a wooden structure during Industrial Tech.
(Above ) Kim Jame presents her play " Standard Answer" in the fall performance
(Above-Right) Josh Rainey listens to Ms Pleskac give instructions
( Right ) Mary McCray waits while Shanitay Boyd gets a drink of water
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SEVENTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL:
Row 1: Halley VanLaningham, Danielle Ramirez , Glenn a Cruse, •e Green , Lindsey Ward, Michelle Ostia , Morgan Raymond. Brittany Fancher, Jamie Walker, Gina Shullaw Row 2: Ana est , Vanessa Bartek , Antona Beckman , Long Tran, Monica L eros, Kelli Ro st, Courtney Ploo ster, Ashton Fuller, Jennifer End s, Coach Tracy Nelson. Row 3: Ashlee Cox, Jaime Jiskra, Me an Wise, Becky Winterfeld, Kristie Mosby, Christine Reavis, issa Lesoing, Lindsey Traudt , Misha Coleman. Row 4: Me an Sheer, Lynh Tran, Steffani e Vocasek, Tiffani Loving, Rebecc elpolder, Mariel Harding , Brittany Staley, Stephanie Flores, ah Benedict.
CROSS COUNTRY:
Row 1: Leif Corum, Dan Hatch, Jim Fisher, Kristin Williams, Shana Kumpula, Aimee Messman. Row 2: Coach, Mark Cuddy; David Sanchez-Aparicio, John . Demitroff, Dan Bax, Dmitriy Titov, Aleksandr Titov, Coach, Mol1y Hoffmann. Not Pictured: Josh Rainey.
DE FOOTBALL
Frisbie, R yan Bateman , Brand e 1 Norris, Tr s Shippen, Cory Avery, Seth Colbun rad Thompson, Jeff Tyler, Mike Gerkii ,, onahue, Josh Ward, Brandon Erdman, Coac J Swanson. Row 3: Oliver Tonkin, Mike Watsrn t , yan Dirkschneider, NicoUay Shafer, Dw ayne Ventr ,, Luke Heritage, Coach Jerame Wiles. Row 4 : Coac ' ,, Todd Noble; Jayme Wallingford, Matt Bolte , Stev t: n Amos, Travis Schrader, Du stin Howard, Just , n ...,;;..-- Coffman, Coach, Scott Cooper.
P 0 T S
EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL:
w 1: Clyde Johnson, James Newman, Andrew Campbell. T. J. Cleary, Brandon Coffman, Chri arcia, Billy Morris. Row 2: Joe Baker, Brandon Judson. Danny Miller, Ar en Sarapinyan, Phillip Bailey, Mike Malotky, Eric Toombs. Row 3: Joel Martinez. Jeff Upchurch, Skid Pratt, Antoine Abbott, Ben Warren, Zach Watkins. Row 4: Mr. Cuddy, Mr. O'Meara.
EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEYBALL:
Row 1: Stephanie Hru ka, Jennifer Cowell, Dalaina einick, laire Hutchinson, Susie Finke, Megan Diaz , Ashley Pottorff, Coach,Gloria Best; Coach, Kan Keech. Row 2: Cari Hodge, Cristina Vance, Rachelle Johnson, Cacie Mehser, Shondraya Kelly, Macalla Gillie , Jamie Brown , Pamela Stouffer. Row 3: ereida Torres, Mandi Royal, Amber Jone , De i Bramhall, Candace Bower, Tara Meyer, Sarah Robertus. Row 4: Kayla Shultz, Cassie Shiveley, Alicia Pottorff, Amanda Abbott, Haley Schacher, Amanda Glass, Jennifer Martinez, Thu Le, Jennifer Jone , Avalon Rehn. Not Pictured: Heather Hirko.
Winter
Seventh Grade Boys BASKETBALL :
Row 1: Elizabeth Morton , Kieu Tran, Mariel Harding, Brittany Borrell, Johnisha Brown, Morgan Raymond. Courtney Plooster and Halley Vanlaningh Row 2: Rebecca Melpolder. Jamie Green. Gina ShuUaw, Lindsey Traudt. Amber Ander on , Becky Winterfield and • ty Mo by. Row 3: Meagan Wise. StefVocasek, Kasey Mathiesen. April Crocker, Jontue Taliaferro, Samantha Brown , larie Walter and Che'lynn Sanders. •
Row 1: Jeff Beson , Cory Avery, Eric Cecrle , Joe Coan, Matt Bolte, Steven Amos , Jayme Wallingford , and Zach Capp Row 2: Cheyenne Hoffman, John Kelch, Bryan Swan on, Gabe Yo t , Curtis Coat.man, Jeff Tyler, Kelly Donahue , and Terrell Bell. Row 3: Michael Watson, Brandon orris , Stanley Cayetano Dwayne Ventry, Luke Heritage, Carl Fisher, Michael Gerkin , Brandon Erdman , and Josh Ward. Row 4: Ryan Bateman , Oliver Tonkin , Travis Shippen , Jeff Wallingford , Seth Fuenning, Aaron Jone , Matt Frisbie , David Paul , and Nicoljay Shafer.
Ei&hth Grade Girls BASKETBALL :
Row 1: Camie McPhilomy-Peterson. Angela Ko tera Tina Gib on. Aimee Mes man. Renee Hansen , Susie Finkie D alai na Rei nic k , and Kristin Williams. Row 2: Macalla Gillie~ Holly Mc Pherson. Vane sa Martinez, Shana Kumpu1a. M cC ray, C aitli n Ostgaard. Brandy Tyler, and Ebonye· Ballard. Row 3: Jen nifer Martinez , A hie} Pottorff, a. hay Winsl , Ta u ha Lee, M aggie unningbear. Amanda Abbott, Avalon Rehn. Meg a n Diaz, and Alicia Pottorff. ot Pictured: Heath Hi r ko .
Ei,:hth Grade Boys BASKETBALL :
Row 1: Coac h Mark Cu ddy; Hoang g u ye n , Jacob Mather, Cole Larkin , Tommy guyen, Zac Ve nema, an d B rett Chri ten se n. Row 2: Do m i nic Ura n ga, Eric Too mb , D anny Miller, Du tin B ohnenkamp, Chri Garcia, and B illy Morri Row 3: An toine Abb o tt , Jo se ph Bake r, J ames ewman , Tyler Schroeder, Matt Kirkland, A ndrew Cam pbell, Br an d o n J ud on , and Za c k Watki n
Mandi Adams Fr. B Volleyball
Brandon Boden Fr Football
Sidney Conner Reserve Tennis
Jill Davis Fr A Volleyball & Varsity Swimming
Max Anderson-Young
Maggie Buttermore Vars ity Volleyball
Lee Cummings Fr B Basketball
Miranda Ducey Fr. A Volleyball & Fr. B B a s ketball
Curtis Baker F r. Football
Brandon Chrastil Fr Football
Robert Danner Fr. Football
Jay Fox Fr. Football
Janelle Bartels Varsity Golf
T.J. Coil •
Crystal Daugherty N Softball & Fr A Basketb a I
J runes Fuller Fr. B B as ketball
Lacey Geer
Fr. B Volleyball
Sylvia Jons
Fr. A Volley ball & F r A Basketball
Bobby Martin
Fr. A B asket b all
Tyler Payne
Fr. A Basketball
Brent Glantz Fr Football & Fr B Basketball
Barr y Kell y N Gymnastics
Ashley Mefferd Fr. A Volleyball & Reserve Basketball
Ashle y Ra y mond Fr. B Volleyball
Al y nn High Varsity Golf
Nghia Le
Leida Moody Fr B Basketball
Terra Roberts · Reserve Softball
Stephanie Hile Fr B Volleyball
Stacy Loos Fr A Volleybal l
Stephanie Mosby Fr B B asketball
Zach Robinson Fr Football
These students participated in fall and winter high school sports. We hope the spring athletes were as successful as these.
Anthony Ross
Fr. Football & Fr. A Basketball
Lindsey Shockey Reserve Softball
Jerry Thompson
Fr. Football & Varsity Wrestling
Sally Schaffert Varsity Cross Country & Fr. A Basketball
Kasandra Smith Fr. B Volleyball & Fr A Basketball
Tony Toombs Fr Football & Fr. A Basketball
Veronica Sheets Reserve Softball
Tabitha Staley Reserve Softball
Joey Walker Fr. B Basketball
Tiffany Shippen Reserve Softball
Dustin Thompson Varsity Wrestling
Maxisue Walrath Fr. B Volleyball
James Wills Reserve Tennis
Remembering the Past. ...
Name: _____________
Date: _____ _
I remember that the school year of 1998-99 was a year of. ..
(Fill in the blank with your answer)
A popular fashion trend was: ______________________ _
A popular saying was: ________________________ _
My favorite food was:-------------------------
My favorite toy/game was:------------------------
What I liked to do was: ________________________ _
My favorite song/artist was:-----------------------
My favorite movie was: ________________________ _
My favorite T.V. show was:-----------------------
Park Middle School
What I liked about Park was: ______________________ _
What I disliked about Park ·was: _____________________ _
My favorite class was:---------------------------
My least favorite class was:-----------------------
My favorite teacher(s) was:-----------------------
My best friend(s) was: ________________________ _ ~b·_.3
The thing I remember most about Park was:---------------~
Autographs
Root , Renee