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Behind every great contestant is a sponsor
the title of Miss Issaquah 1984 met their sponsors during a fashion show
the current Miss Issaquah, Daniela Erhard. From left are: Laurie Gray,
und Baking with George Miller; Molly Jarvls, Miss Issaquah Tennis Club
Erlca Sargeant, Miss Rainier Bank with Alicla Federlci; Pam Payseno,
ons with Audrey Ellingsen; Lisa Temcov, Miss Rowley Agency with E.O.
Marcel, Miss Diet Center with Dixie Nothwang; Jennifer Boyack, Miss
with Rob KIIlian; Sharon Dean, Miss Powers Insurance with Donna
Graves; Sara Frey, Miss Old National Bank with Ernie Smith; Shannon Doherty, Miss
SeaFIrst Bank with Michael Olexsy and Cheryl Llndstrand, Miss Pacific First Federal Bank
with Suzanne Heel. Not pictured is Samantha Steele, Miss McFarland Insurance.
Photo by Rhoda Donkln.
The Issaquah Press, Wednesday, June 15, 1983 - Page 7
South End
May Valley'Maple Hills'Briarwood
Roxaine Reynolds (255-5849)
PTA officers elected
New PTA officers and
board members at Maple
Hills Elementary are Carol
Sinnett, president; Joleen
Sullivan, vice president;
Diane Bumstead, secretary;
Sue Thickett, treasurer; Nan-
cy and David Gillespie and
Candi Scriven, Maple Hills
representatives; Joy Van
Brunt, Carol Voikel, Pat
Stacy, and Shann Blake,
High Valley representatives;
Corliss Scott, Jerry Fricke,
Mirrormont representatives;
Susan Meekes, May Valley
representative; and teachers
Carol Barringer, James
Cleland, Jeanie Smith and
David Anderson representing
the Maple Hills staff.
Apollo PTA officers for
the 1983-84 school year are
Shirley Eubanks and Marcia
Schneider, co presidents;
Diane Smelcer, vice presi-
dent; Marena Downs,
secretary; Faythe Arthur,
treasurer; Jim Keller and
Sandy Frank, co-chairmen of
the ways and means commit-
tee; Heidi Lee, historian and
publicity chairman; Marcia
Kent, sunshine committee
chairman; Carole Rhoades,
membership chairman; Mary
Anderson, health room coor-
dinator; and Louise John-
son, room mother coor-
dinator.
Young people from grade
1 through grade 6 are invited
to take part in the 15 session
lssaquah Parks Department
summer playground sports
and games program at Briar-
wood School. Grades 1 and 2
may participate from 1 to 2
p.m. and grades 3 through 6
from 2 to 4 p.m. Playground
leader Kathy Lang will be in
charge of the activities. The
program is planned for Mon-
day and Wednesday each
week beginning June 27 and
continuing through August
17.
Maywood PTSA 1983-84
slate of officers for PTSA are
Nancy Gudmundson and
Carole Rhoades, co-
presidents, Ann Miles, vice
president, Heidi Lee,
secretary, and Gall Martin,
treasurer.
Special recognition has
been given to Apollo Elemen-
tary School student Stacy
Frank who was chosen as
Patrol of the Year. She serv-
ed as captain of the school's
student patrol during the past
school year.-
A class for
the fearful
A lecture and discussion
on phobias, unrealistic and
incapacitating fears, will be
held at the Eastside Com-
munity Mental Health Center
on Wednesday, June 23 at 7
p.m. Dr. Maurice Lustgarten
a psychiatrist at Eastside
Community Mental Health
Center will discuss the
diagnosis and treatment of a
variety of phobias.
For further information
about this or other classes
call Eastside Community
Mental Health Center at 455-
9156. Preregistration is re-
quired.
Lost? 1983 Issaquah maps
now available at the Issaquah
Press, 75 €.
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