Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

Stillaguamish Trail Arlington High School Arlington, Washington Table of Contents 2 Students 6 Dr. George Bowers Superintendent John Jenft, Administrative Ass t Dave Hartl. Curriculum Director Linda Haugen. Secretary School Board: Mr Bibb. Mr. Olson. Dr Nebel. Mr Regan. Mr Tillman Bonnie Hjort. Secretary Cathy Mielenz. Secretary 7 Mr. Bert Kimura Chemistry. Physics. Geometry Miss Pat LeGros French. English Mr. John Kelly Spanish Mr. Dwayne Doe U S. History Mrs. Gloria Niklason English Mr. Keith Pace Art Mrs. Janet Pfeifer English Journalism 8 UTI Miss Rosemary Anderson Special Education Mrs. Leigh Baum. R.N. Health Occupations Miss Geraldine Darr Typing. Filing. Shorthand. Personal Finance Mrs. Marian Harrison Teacher's Aide Mr Randy Flodquist CWP-Gov't Mrs. Deanna Harris Librarian Miss Marijeanne Fenno Drafting. Crafts 9 Mrs. Roberta Sanford English. Humanities Mrs Doris Senica CWP. U S. History Mr Joffre Tremblay Algebra. Consumer Math Mr Bob Warner Boys'P E Mr Larry Wilson Agriculture. General Business Mr Lyle Winther Typing. Bookkeeping Mrs. Joyce Wold English Mr. Edd Hopkins Choir Mr. Alan Lish Band Mr. Don Meeker English. Sociology-Psychology. U S History Mr. Charles Randall Zoology. Botany Biology. Geometry Mr. Keith Sarkisian Agriculture. Ornamental Horticulture. Industrial Arts Mr Bill Sharp Biology Mr. Kenneth Watson Distributive Education. Personal Typing-Finance 11 Mrs. Mavis Braaten Girls' P E . GAA-Tumbling Mrs. Marian Grigoni- Study Hall Mr. John Bertino- Woodshop. Driver's Education Mr Don Gibbons- Math. Head Football Coach. Sr. class advisor Miss Nelda Ulery-Homemaking. FHA Mrs. Killien- Homemaking Ass't. 12 Janitors: Left - Mr. Bowles. Below left - Mr. Mitchell Bus Drivers: F. Yost. P. Reser. B. Tax. N. Eberhard. C. Fulfs. C. Young. R. Groendyk. D. Blacker. H. Ottem. R. Slayton. V. Schei. H. DeHaan. R Gates. M. Strausbaugh. Not Pictured; R. Liff, G. Perez, B Toussaint. Margaret Engstrom. Cook Mrs. Osborn, our nurse, inspects an injured elbow as part of her daily activities at the High School. 13 Buffy performs in her X-large men's pajamas. Women's Lib hits Arlington in a Men vs Women Pep Assembly Chaperones await the fun of the Girls' League Slumber Party. Girls relax after an exhausting run in the Turkey Trot. Teachers convene to prepare for their skit The Good Fairy'' visits the Eagles during a Pep Assembly. 16 Health Occupations class killed staph germs around the school. The cheerleaders run a thriving milkshake business � Rooters watch half-time attractions—namely the drill team One hundred-ten new desks were a great addition to study hall. During a pep assembly the cheerleaders and band do their thing. 'The Girls In 509” Hail. snow, or sleet, the show must go on! Those immortal words were appropriate, when in late November the Class of '71 sponsored the Senior Class Play. The Girls in 509 This year's production featured two eccentric women, who had not ventured out of their apartment for a number of years. All of a sudden they find themselves the center of attention and the target of torment. Antics of all sorts made this play one to remember Pusey .............. Mimsy............... Aunt Hettie......... Old Jim............. Miss Freud.......... Winthrop J. Allen and Francis X Nella..... Rollo McKittridge . . . Reporters........... Director............ Student Director. . . . THE CAST ....................Bill Myers .................Janice Watson ...............Deanne Newcomb ....................Tony Weller ...................Ellen Smoke ....................Mike Swain .................Mark Carpenter ......Sarah Cady. Sharon Lasher Laura Near. Ann Remington .................Mr John Kelly .................Janell Harrison 19 20 Life Leads On Pathways Divert, Switch, Cross and Intertwine We Change, New Year, New Day, New Friends. 22 Mind Tintinnabulation, Responsibilities 23 Old Life 25 Which Life lege A head? New Friends Newer Friends 27 Neio World Bigger World A Whole World Your World My World Our World Dream Your Dream Find Your Answer Then Look Back And See If You Dreamed Reality. Homecoming 1970 Year of the ” HOMECOMING ROYALTY Bonnie Maudlin Connie Gray Kim Stivers Mitch Belfus Roy Harris Keith Osborn After the coronation, the Lettermen pinned corsages on the Pep Club girls. Our Co-chairmen. Wayne Preston and Judy Strand, worked hard to make this the best Homecoming ever. The Band played some numbers which added to the festivity of the coronation. Roy Harris and Connie Gray, our Homecoming King and Queen, escaped to the hall for some privacy. 31 1 st place went to the Seniors with their beautifully designed float. The Juniors worked hard on their float which took second place. The great success of the Senior's Spaghetti Dinner was due to the participation of many hard-working members of the class of 71 ” In an effort to increase their vitality, the football players enjoy a piece of victory cake and a bowl of Wheaties The Eagles did break through to victory as they defeated Lake Stevens 27-0 1st row: L Nelson. Z. Mortimer. J Millak. B Wayt. B O'Brien. T. Goetz. G. Price. B. Ubert. R Harris. B Koster. S. Smoke. J McClure. 2nd row: Coach Sharp. Coach Gibbons. M Ball. T Gobin. S. Lundberg. E. Raezer. D Jensen. W Kinney. M Decker. D. Johnson. D Boettcher. L Mueller. T Kirchgessner. T. Cook. M Evans. B Roberson. T. Sullivan. 3rd row: D. McPherson. K. Kinney. J Carlson. D Bumgardner. S Palo. D Tingvall. M Fuls. K Bosket. K Burt. D Megaard. M. Carlson. M. Remington. M Diamond. B. Goodwill. D. Macomber. B Cook, D Macomber, B. Warner. T. Harrison. Coach Doe. Coach Warner Football-19 70 Coaches Gibbons. Sharp. Doe and Warner Managers Brian Burgoyne and Wayne Rengen The line during the game with the Kelowna, B.C. Cubs Arlington won 19-8 1970 Scores We They 0 Issaquah 0 6 Oak Harbor 16 2 Burlington 12 0 Sedro Woolley 14 19 Kelowna 8 16 Ferndale 35 12 Anacortes 13 27 Lake Stevens(H.C) 0 6 Marysville 7 0 Mount Vernon 30 Brad Ubert Zane Mortimer Larry Nelson Joe Millak Stan Smoke Roy Harris Dean Jensen Tom Kirchgessner Tom Goetz Willy Kinney Blane O'Brien Basketball 1971 Stan Smoke. Coach Sharp, and Captain Jeff Rusko display the trophies won at District play with a third place finish, and Regionals. with a third place victory over the Mount Vernon Bulldogs. THE ARLINGTON EAGLES VARSITY SQUAD: Standing left to right: Mike Megaard, Roy Harris. Ed Raezer. Jeff Rusko. Larry Nelson. Bob Wayt. Coach Bill Sharp. Kneeling: Bob Lord. Rod Donnelson. Stan Smoke. Hector Perez. Dave Peterson. Blane O'Brien. 40 (Above) A moment of deep intent . . . (Above, left) LET'S GO! The beginning of another victory. (Left) A desperate Bob Wayt finds the defense unyielding as he goes for a basket and gets fouled in District play. (Below, left) Ed Raezer picks up two points against the highly rated Lynden Lions. The real surprise for Lynden came when the Eagles won 83-65. a season high. (Below) The varsity bench saw action against Sedro Woolley. The reserves kept the ball moving as the Eagles' lead increased (Below, right) Larry Nelson carries the offense two points higher as he scores a basket against Lynden. WE THEY 48 Anacortes 46 62 Lynden 60 62 Marysville 53 52 Ferndale 59 48 Mt. Vernon 56 61 Lynden Christian 55 64 Nooksack Valley 61 57 Burlington 62 45 Oak Harbor 70 83 Lynden 65 73 Lake Stevens 70 64 Sedro Woolley 33 51 Anacortes 54 67 Marysville 74 72 Ferndale 45 48 Mt. Vernon 43 61 Burlington 57 52 Oak Harbor 67 57 Lake Stevens 59 61 Sedro Woolley 45 (Top. left) Center Ed Raezer brings down rebound. (Top, right) Jeff Rusko takes the ball down court under the guidance of Sedro Woolley player (Above) Rusko with his eyes on that basket, while Lynden players watch him. (Above, center right) Bob Wayt hangs in with another howitzer. (Above, right) Stan Smoke shoots two during District tournament. (Below, left) The basketball players are honored during a pep assembly. (Below, right) The tip-off of District play. This game, a do or die situation, lasted two overtimes before the Eagles outplayed Marysville 63-62. This led the way for the Eagles to enter Regionals. at Bellingham 42 Junior Varsity Standing: Coach Gibbons. J McClure. J Carlson. L Fulfs. B Goodwill. D Bumgarner Kneeling K Martin. T Gobin. K Burt. K Bosket. B Warner. D Tingvall. Under the coaching of Don Gibbons, our fine J.V team finished the season with a 1 6-5 record. 43 440 for time - Laurin Blacken and Mark Klein Cross Country The 1970 Cross Country team left to right: 1st row-D Newell. M. Hanhins. Karla Gruenberg. R Dickson. M. Klein. S. Williams. K. Rhodes. 2nd row-L. Blacken, W. Harris. K. Martin. B. Lord. R Knutsen. L. Fulfs. S. Layman. Coach Randall. A Speed. L Baird Wrestling Top-Varsity Wrestlers D Booth, C. Bachman, S. Carter. K Klein. S. Mullins. R Carter. Coach Howard. C Macomber. T. Goetz. M. Tingley. M Tingley. Center-Junior Varsity Wrestlers. Bottom-Wrestling Captain Tom Goetz takes the advantage over Mel Tingley in practice action Above-But Mel sees an opening and turns the table. 45 Tennis came back this year with a majority of sophomores, a few juniors, and two seniors. We also acquired a new coach. Boys Tennis Left to right: Mr Pace. S Wangsmo. J Warded. C. Engeness. T. Cook. T Rohde. B Myers. Middle G Williams. T Hahn. M Fuls. T Elefson. Bottom W Rengen. K Kmny. W Johnson. M Rue. M Hoggarth 46 Tom. Bill and Gary Varsity Players Girls’ Tennis TEAM MEMBERS: Marylou Hendrickson. Brenda Sutherland. Ellen Field. Jane Johnson. Janet Aylesworth. and Terah Regan Ellen Field played singles as well as doubles. Here she covers the net Look at that swing by Brenda Sutherland 47 Track and Field Long Jump: Dave Peterson Pole Vault: Rod Donnelson 48 Baseball 50 Wayne Preston connects as the Arlington Eagles post an early season victory. The returning Lettermen: (left to right) Wayne Preston. Hector Perez. Greg Ostrom. Jeff Rusko. Barry Galde. Bob Wayt. Blane O’Brien. Stan Smoke. Wayne Preston makes it home safe Terry Lamie swings in the Arlington vs. Burlington game Greg Ostrom rolls past first base. Above: Kim Elefson A ctiuities Damn Yankees” Cast Joe Hardy Bill Meyers Meg Boyd Dianne Hiett Mr Applegate Brian Burgoyne Sister Dawn Munizza Doris Denise Buchanan Henry Richard Harris Sohovik Delton Sandefer Smokey Mark Randall Linville Tom Harrison Van Buren Mike Swain Rocky Tony Perez Gloria Thorpe Janell Harrison Lynch Stacey Coleman Welch Tony Weller Lola Laura Near Miss Weston Deanne Newcomb Eddie Willie Kinney Teenager Lisa Hahn Commissioner Keith Osborn PostMaster Bob Carlson Guard Ron Adams Bouley Tim Kjos Lowe Doug Tingvall Announcer Bruce Grimm Above Richard Harris, Ron Adams, Delton Sandefer. Tom Harrison. Janell Harrison. Mark Randall. Tony Perez. Mike Swain Left: Willie Kinney Laura Near Right: Brian Burgoyne. Bill Myers 56 All-School Play Above Mark Randall. Tom Harrison. Richard Harris. Delton Sandefer Left: Dianne Hiett. Denise Buchanan. Bill Myers. Dawn Mumzza 57 58 Student Council Student council repre- sentatives were elected from home rooms this year. This was the first year the home room system was used in student government. This plan seemed very successful for equal repre- sentation for each class. A.S.B. Officers left to right - V. Pres Bill Koster; Treas. Judy Strand; Sec. Beth Burgoyne; Pres. Stan Smoke; Ass t. Treas. Charlene Kroeze; Bus. Man. Blane O'Brien Honor Society Honor Society Officers - Sec.-Treas. Dawn Munizza; Pres. Nancy Boettcher; Advisor Mrs. Sanford; V P Bill Myers Dawn Munizza Denise Buchanan Bob Wayt Roy Harris The Ski Club became active again this year at A H S Under the leadership of Laura Near the Ski Club sponsored a contest for Mr Sasquatch and Snow Queen. The winners were Mr ' Sasquatch” Ed Raezer and Debbie Snow Queen” Flatt Besides being active in school, the slopes of Mt. Pilchuck were swarming with skiing enthusiasts Members included: (left to right, front) Rick Lund. Stacy Coleman. Laura Near. Joe Misuida Second row: Clayton Jones. Ed Satushek. Wayne Williams. Beth Burgoyne. Luann Meiers. Third row: Mark Decker. Joy Hagenston, Dana Kidd Back Row: Todd Elefson. Geoff Larsen. Dave Brown. Brian Burgoyne Tri-H i-Y Ski Club With the membership of fifteen Seniors, ten juniors, and five sophomores. Tri-Hi-Y contributed to many AHS activities. To raise funds they had bake sales at noon, a treat everyone enjoyed Tri-Hi-Y was under the leadership of President Sue Ellis and Advisor Miss Darr. Front row: (left to right) Deanne Newcomb. Sue Ellis. Janell Harrison. Second row Ann Remington. Dana Kidd. Diane Hiett. Sarah Cady. Third row Sharon Lasher. Connie Doe. Ellen Field. Alice Bibb. Connie Gray. Laura Near Fourth row: Lynn Nichols. Lon Cleaves. Kathy Davis. Judy Blowers. Lindi Ellis. Debby Magnuson. Fifth row: Janice Lantz. Bonnie Maudlin. Jodi Venables. Sharlynn Harrison. Ann Sturgeon. Shelley Swensen. Cindy Peper. Denise Buchanan Lettermen’s Club The Lettermen's Club was more of a success than it has been in recent years During the football season, it provided a paddle squad to keep the unruly little kids under control at the games They planned a game with the ''Clowns” and as usual, the Lettermen's picnic. Officers this year were as follows President, Brad Ubert. Vice President. Tom Goetz; Secretary-Treasurer. Mike Megaard. and Sergeant-at-arms. Larry Nelson Lettermen's Club Back. L. Blacken, M Klein. S. Smoke. M Carlson. J. McClure. G Price. B Myers. B Warner. E. Raezer. D Bumgarner. J Rusko. D Petersen. R Harris. R Donnelson. B O'Brien. B Wayt Kneeling B Goodwill, B Galde. K Bosket. Z Mortimer, W Kinney. D Jensen. W Preston. T Gobm Seated M Megaard. R Dickson. L Nelson. T Goetz. B Ubert. K Burt. M Tingley. H Perez. M. Tingley. Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Back: J McClure. W Harris. B Warner. L. Fulfs. G Rhode. K Martin, T Cook Middle: K. Bosket. B Burgoyne. K. Burt. B Cook, M Remington. B Lord. B O'Brien. Front G Price. M Klein. Z Mortimer. S. Smoke F.C.A. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a new club this year The club consists of athletes who have turned out for sports at A H S At their meetings they show movies and participate in activities pertaining to sports This club has replaced the deceased Hi Y Club Good luck to this new organization! 61 Pep Club This year the Pep Club made lunches for the Football and Basketball players. One pre-game treat was a bowl of Wheaties for each Varsity member The annual Pep Club Carnival was moved up. which caused great confusion. It was still a great success though All in all the Pep Club had a terrific year The officers this year were Virginia Bowers-Pres.; Dawn Munnizza-Vice Pres.; Diane Hiett-Sec.-Treas.; and Denise Buchanan-Sgt. at- Arms. Miss LeGros was the Advisor 62 Red Cross The Red Cross girls helped at the Hospital. Nursing Home, and need to be congratu- lated on many hours of hard work Girls' League Cabinet Officers were: Ann Remington-Pres.; Patti Breneman-Vice Pres.; Luanne Meier- Secretary; Pam Moffett- Treasurer. Mrs. Nicklason was Advisor. 63 Tumbling Team The Tumbling Team consisted of fourteen enthusiastic and very co-ordinated athletes The skillfulness of this group was displayed during halftime of several basketball games The members each devoted many hours of practice towards the success of their exhibitions of great feats The halls of AHS were often full of mats and tumbling girls while they practiced after school Tumbling Team members were Sharon Lasher. Debbie Flatt. Toni Davis. Collette Simms. Monica Burke. Lori Wright. Karen Blacken. Vicki Funk. Sharon Darrah. Lorraine Rogers. Mary Petree. Sue Macomber. Virginia Bowers, and Janet Aylesworth. 6.A.A. G.A.A Officers this year were: Terah Regan- President: Cheryl Kure-Vice President; Betty Struiksma-Sec -Treas; Marjorie Williamson- Points Manager; and Mrs Braaten-Advisor This year both volleyball teams went undefeated with the A Team taking first in District play A Team members were: Co- captains Rhea Moore and Denise Buchanan. Lucinda Blacken. Judy Strand. Diana Kearney. Betty Struiksma. and Pam Moffett. B” Team members were: Wilma Moore. Nancy Evans. Bonnie Klein. Sharlene Gates. Sue Macomber. Ruth Nerland. and Lori Wright. 64 The tumbling team: First row (Left to right) Mary Petree. Vicki Funk. Janet Aylesworth. Karen Blacken. Second row-Toni Davis. Collette Symmes. Debby Sanchez. Sue Macomber. Sharon Lasher Terah Regan, the track team's miler. gives a smile after winning in the mile run. Track Team The Girls' Track Team consisted of: Front (Left to right) C. Symmes. S. Gates. L. Wright. M Petree. V Funk. C Thompson. D Mortimer. C Newcomb. M Hendrickson Second Row-K Lewis. S. Martin. K. Gruenberg. C Beebout. T Regan. J Barker. J. Hust. B Klein. K Blacken. Third Row-T. Davis. V. Roman. K Jensen. E Field. K Tri. P Moffett. L. Blacken. D Sanchez. J Johnson. B Slaughter, S Lasher. Advisor Mrs. Braaten. M Williamson. Left. M Hendrickson takes a mighty leap in the long jump 65 D.E.C.A. D E C.A. had a great year. They started a new school store. DEC.A break- fasts were enjoyed by all A few members made the annual trip to the conference at Yakima Model U.N. Model U N went down the tube Ask your friends 66 Choir The Mixed Choir is made up of boys and girls from each of the three classes Accompanist Diane Hiett and Mr Hopkins Choir Director. The Girls' Trio consisting of Joyce Kilmer. Diane Hiett. and Diane Hiett was picked to participate as a member in the All Dawn Mumzza performed at several concerts during the year Northwest Choir in Boise. Idaho. March 24-27. 68 Girls' Choir-Front row V Paddock. B Gray. J Darrow. M Gobm. L. Bowers. D Gabbard; Second row: M Traulson. V Roman. M. Westvang. Diane. S Hicks. B Fey; Third row S Tungate. A Maikow- skij. M Hendrickson. Noreen. S. West. Swing Choir-Front row: L Richardson. B Gray. M Swain. T. Krause. M Gobin, E Heimer; Second row S Darrah. D Calkins. D Hiett. M Evans. D Munizza. T Perez; Third row S West. D Sandefer. J. Kilmer. H. Carlin. S Swensen. D. Heaton 69 Band Center right: Band Council Right Debi Zook- Majorette and Bill Myers- Student Director 70 Bill Myers e nthu - siastically directs the band during a Pep Assembly. Above: Cornet section Below: Clarinet section Below: Low Brass section Below Flutes and Low Woodwinds section 71 The A.H.S. Eagle Staff The AHS EAGLE is published by the students for the students The Journalism class, advised by Mrs Janet Pfeifer, puts out a weekly issue of THE EAGLE It consists of current and future events, letters to the editor, club news, and a sports section. The class consists mainly of Seniors but there can also be Juniors and Sophomores on the staff Each member of the class is assigned a story to report on He must compose the story, type it. and put it on a stencil THE EAGLE staff puts a lot of hard work, sweat, and tears into their paper and it comes out to be a great school newspaper 72 Annual Staff Under the direction of Mr Flodquist a new system was tried in the Annual Staff, which was having three Editors. This addition was very successful, as Nancy Boettcher. Louise Yost, and Virginia Bowers started work on the 1971 annual in the summer Beth Burgoyne sold ads also during the summer Another new innovation was the need for prospective members to apply for membership on the Staff with an essay and teacher recommendations. Those members were: Terah Regan. Denise Buchanan. Stacey Coleman. Pam Moffett. Brian Burgoyne. Ann Sturgeon. Toni Schmidt. Lori Cleaves. Laurin Blacken, and Lynn Robb 73 Sophomore Class Officers Treas Lori Cleaves Adv Mr. Kelly; Yell Lead Ike Bishop; V. P. Clayton Jones; Pres. Todd Elefson; Sec Dana Kidd Sophomore Representatives Left to right Danna Mor- timer; Loretta Bowers; Bob Warner; Kathy Davis 76 Sophomores show their spirit and their might Our parrot got out of his cage Baby Eagle tells Baby Tiger that his daddy is yellow. (Below) Brian shows us how he excells in basketball. Gladys Ormphby reforms to Eagle law Sophomores Pep Prince and Princess were Stacey Coleman and Tony Davis. Gean Adams Karen Blacken Charles Bachman Bonnie Blake Michael Ball Gerald Boden Jeanne Bart Debra Booth Kimberly Baum Kenneth Bosket Cherie Beebout Loretta Bowers Issac Bishop Dave Bumgarner Brian Burgoyne Rodney Cherrier Monica Burke Donald Chollar Kenneth Burt Carletta Christensen Jeffrey Carlson Lori Cleaves Mike Carlson Karen Coffman Mike Carpenter Stacey Coleman Scott Carter William Comeau Bill Cook Allen Diamond Cindy Correll Brad Dickinson Andy Danielson Roy Dickson Janet Darrow Connie Doe Kathy Davis Doug Donner Toni Davis Gail Douglas Randy Deardolph Staphen Dunn Wanda Edgemon Leroy Fulfs Todd Elefson Mike Fuls Joann Esperson Vickie Funk Mike Evans Gerry Galde Steve Evans Jon Galde Ellen Field Teresa Gartland Don Finch Aileen Giebel Marilyn Gobin Cheryl Green Burton Goodwill Joy Hagenston Ron Goralski Chris Hall Susan Graafstra Mike Hankins Terry Graff Bob Harper Carol Gray Cindy Harris John Gray Tom Harrison Brian Hayes Randy Howell Charles Hegwald Lynn Husby Carol Helgoland Teresa Jeffers Jeff Hetland Garry Jefferson Mary Hendrickson Janice Jenft Ed Hoffhines Rod Jenny Mike Hoggarth Karen Jensen Warren Johnson Kevin Kinney Clayton Jones Tim Kjos David Jones Mark Klein Bob Jones Adranne Klesick Ron Kazen Carl Kneeland Dana Kidd Kathy Kramer Scott Kimpel Ted Krogen Colleen Kylling Darrell Macomber Dan Lamie Don Macomber Anne Lasher Jim Mier Cathy Lewis Anita Maikowskij Fran Loder Sandi Martin Jimmy Loder Cheri Matson Nels Loger Terrina McCauley Jeff McClure Lorrie Miller Chesley McDonagh Wilma Moore Pam McDonagh Danna Mortimer Sierra McKeinzie Sally Nebel Don McKinney Bill Negrette Dan McPherson Cathy Newcomb Craig Miller Neil Nichols Carla Nicholson Mary Petree Karis Noll Warren Prescott Craig Norris Larry Putnam Scott Palo Bob Putnam Marlene Pater Mark Randall Merle Peper Judy Reimer Don Perkins Mark Remington Brad Rengen Elizabeth Smith George Rhoads Cathy Sullivan Britt Roberson Tim Sullivan Mike Rue Brad Swenson Jackie Scott Collette Symmes Randy Seilham Quinton Tanner Randi Sievert Jerry Tate Geri Tenbrink Margie Westvang Cindy Thompson Pat White Douglas Tingvall Ricky Willard Cheryl Tri Dave Williams Sally Vroman Gary Williams Bob Warner Kim Williams Sheila West Kris Williams Junior Officers: Willie Kinney- President; Mr D Doe-Advisor; Dianne Hiett-V. President; Peggi Green - Sec. Treas. Juniors Randa Berg Alice Bibb Rick Black Judy Blowers Don Boettcher Patti Breneman Terry Brooks Theresa Burke George Burns Dave Calkins Barb Carlson Richard Carter Becky Case Ray Chadwick LeVella Charles Dave Cochran Thomas Cook John Cope Jolleen Correll Kathryn Dalrymple John Darrah Donna Davies William Davies Peter Deardorff Mark Decker Leila Dempsey Dawn Diamond Ellen Dickson Cheri Doe Rod Donnelson Lynn Douglas Dawn Fatland Bill Durland Walter Fey Nancy Edgman Virginia Fifield Ray Elshaug Debbie Flatt Conrad Engeness Sue Fossum Nancy Evans Frank Galliway Jeanette Gartland Sharleen Gates Myron Gemmer Del Gill TonyGobin David Gooler Joe Gibson Sherri Gorsegner Barbara Gray Diane Gray Peggi Green PatGrigoni Karla Gruenberg Dave Hale Pam Hall Alden Hansen Charles Hansen Richard Harris Sharlyn Harrison Danny Hathaway John Hendrickson Dale Heaton Dianne Hiett Marti Holland Dale Holz Allen Jackson Steven Hoggarth Jayne Hulsey Julie Hust Dean Jensen Dave Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Marsha Isham Debra Jacobs Jane Johnson Karen Kazen 86 Ron Kazen Joyce Kilmar Willie Kinney Jim Kirchgessner Tom Kirchgessner Gary Klein Gerald Klein Carol Knapp 1 Richard Knudsen Judy Krause Charlene Kroeze Diane Kroeze Deborah Larsen Sandy Lashbrook Stephen Layman Daniel Leder Kerry Lilgreen Gerald Lohr Bob Lord Scott Lundberg Sue Macomber Carla Matthiesen Kurt Martin Diane McPherson Rosemary McPride Teresa McDonell Luanne Meier Vicki Melum Vernon Meng Joe Misiuda Pam Moffett Denise Monnot Don Mueller Diane McPherson Pat Nelson Dale O’Brien Susan O'Brien Larry Olsen John Olsen Terry Ottness Ruth Norland Greg Pearson Ed Raezer Linda Raezer Wayne Rengen Ken Rhoads Jeannette Roberson Rachel Rock Curtis Rogers Kathy Ryan Lorraine Rogers Debby Sanchez Gary Rohde Ed Satushek Ann Roman Leaann Schultz Vilma Roman Bruce Shaw Ken Roodzant Diana Shipley 88 Sue Simkins Terry Thompkins Terry Welborn Jim Winters Becky Slaughter Betty Struiksma Greg Symmes Scott Wells Kurt Winterhalter Bob Slaughter Ann Sturgeon Sandra Tate Larry Vanselaw Gene White George Solver Dale Stensrud Shelly Swensen Cindy Traulsen Jodi Venables Roy White Jean Woolbert Bonnie Stell Steve Wangsmo Wayne Williams Lori Wright John Thorsen Jim Warded Winnifred Wilsor Terri Wright Pam Smith Marlyn Tembrink Debi Stutzman Brenda Sutherland Richard Thayer Bob Stedman Bob Swearengin Juniors show their talent during Pep Assemblies and in decorating a tree for the Christmas Halls competition 5 90 Senior Activities Left-Seniors ardently concentrate in interesting C.W.P. classes conducted by the one and only ERF Left. middle-Buffy Barker does her Rubber Ducky ' performance for the Student Body during the Senior Class Talent Show Left. below-The Senior Class enjoyed the benefits of high enterprise from the thriving business that the Candy Store conducted this year. The Seniors moved the Candy Store to a new location where more customers could be served more promptly Bottom right-Among the acts included in the Senior Talent Show were a film on how to get car sick by not even being in a car, folk singing, accordion playing, a thrilling retinue of ballet artists, and productions of famous songs, such as Rubber Ducky and one. that no one was quite sure what the works were Upper right-Senior class members and their parents were invited to a college open house, where Seniors were exceedingly happy to receive results from their Washington Pre-College Tests. 91 Senior Class of 71” Mr. Gibbons (Senior Advisor). Larry Nelson (President), Dave Peterson (Vice-President). Denise Buchanan (Secretary-Treasurer). Keith Osborn (Yell Leader) The Seniors sponsored a Box Lunch Social that was a big success and was enjoyed by everyone. Mmmm good! 92 The Senior class play this year. The Girls In 509 , brought out some talent in many of our Seniors that no one knew they had. There was a great deal of hard work involved in the play, but the cast and crew won't forget the fun they had too Dan L. Benthin Palmer Berg Bud 93 Laurin G Blacken Janine K Bluemke Nancy L. Boettcher Virginia A Bowers Beth A. Burgoyne Sarah Cady Sandra L Campbell David Brown Alisa Buchanan Denise” Susan V Bumgarner Richard J. Carlson Raymond M Carpenter Janette M. Case Kimberly Dycus Kim Elefson Lindi Ellis Kris L. Cleaves Stan J. Colburn Sharon A Darrah James E Darrow Anita L. Davis Nadine F DeRemer JoAnn Dickinson Richard T. Dickinson AI L Dootson Steven Gilbert Christine Gordon RandyW Graafstra Susan J. Ellis Rocky L Elshaug Winona M Eoff Pamela D. Erickson Jeffrey S. Evans Jeffrey E. Forsman Cynthia R Fuls Diana Gabbard Barry N. Galde Steve G Graham Clinton Graves Connie M Gray James R. Harris “Roy'' Janell L. Harrison Venson F Hass Bruce D. Grimm Diane Groendyk Maray L. Gustafson Ed B Hathaway Elaine C. Heimer Sharon Hicks 97 Christine Hollis Christine R. Hordyk Carol J Hubert Ray W Huguenin PaulM. Jacobsen Jim Jones Linda D Knudsen Neil K Knutson Bill A Koster Phil R Kazen Steve Kirkland Vicki L Klein Teresa J Krause Terry Lamie Geoff R Larson Karen M Larson Sharon R Lasher Frances K. Lewis Julie M. Lewis Clayton D. Macomber Debra K. Magnuson Maria Maikowskij Jeanette V Martin Paula V Mathany Patti Jo Mathews Bonnie Maudlin L IMtoromer l Murweai S;il Ww? Mike M Megaard Carolyn J Miller Bob R Mills Greg Monoot Rhea A Moore Robin J Oravetz Keith E Osborn Greg P Ostrom Deanne N Newcomb Colleen Newell Kathleen Newell Lynn G. Nichols Rex D. Nims Blane G. O'Brien Maxine Pater Jill Payette George J Pearson Lawrence Pickett Wayne D. Preston Gary D Price Paul D. Pederson Edward N Penney Andrea Peterson Cliff C. Peterson David L. Peterson Tom L Petree Francis J Quam Terah D Regan Ann Remington Margaret L. Reynard Pamela J Richard Patricia A Richard Lawrence Richardson Steve Robertson Deborah Romerdahl Becky A. Rosenau Kenneth B Rue Jeffrey 0. Rusko Delton R. Sandefer Marvin Sanders Donald V Schei Pam J. Schlagel Nancy L Schmidt Toni A. Schmidt Mike R. Shipley Colette L Showalter Stacy Shurloff Susan Sievert Shirley Simkins Patricia Skipley Ellen L Smoke Dave Southard Ramona A Speed Paul J Steiner Kim A Stivers Judy Strand Mike J. Struiksma Mike J. Swain Jim T. Swearengin Georgiana Tenbrink Peggy L. Thomas Marvin J Tingley Melvin R. Tingley Donna R Townsley Mary Traulsen Diane E Tuggle Brad Ubert Janice L Watson Robert C. Wayt Anthony R. Weller Bob P Wiggins Linda L. Wigren Lucille Williams Marjorie Williamson Scott Wright Sharon Wright Louise Yost Debra Zook Barbara Fey Tom Goetz William Lilgreene Hector Perez Henry Pfaff Stanley Smoke Hall of Fame Most Athletic Terah Regan Bob Wayt Most Attractive Vicki Klein Jeff Rusko Most Artistic Toni Schmidt Terry Lamie Most Courteous Connie Gray Danny Benthin Best Dancers Lynn Nichols Hector Perez Most Dependable Beth Burgoyne Wayne Preston Most Dramatic Janell Harrison Bill Myers Best Dressed Laura Near Mitch Beilfus Most Flirtatious Rhea Moore Mike Swain 109 Friendliest Bonnie Maudlin Roy Harris Most Intelligent Virginia Bowers Mike Megaard Most Industrious Louise Yost Laurin Blacken Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Boettcher Phil Kazen ore Most Mischievous Roby Oravetz Dave Peterson Most Outspoken Deanne Newcomb Rick Lund Most Outstanding Leaders Denise Buchanan Stan Smoke Peppiest Linda Knudsen Barry Galde Quietest Linda Wigren Don Schei Best Sense of Humor Julie Barker Keith Osborn Best Smile Kim Elefson Blane O'Brien Most Talented Dawn Munizza Dave Brown CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T71 FROM ARLINGTON AUTO PARTS ROSALIE'S FASHIONS AUTO AND TRUCK PARTS 301 OLYMPIC 435-2720 COAST TO COAST STORES 11 THE STORE WHERE.. YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE. I I 311 OLYM PIC 435-2033 305 N. OLYMPIC 435-2433 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '71 ARLINGTON FINANCE CO. 511 OLYM PIC 435-2174 11 HOME OF THE KEEPSAKE DIAMOND II HAVEN'S JEWELRY o 331 N. OLYM PIC 435-2791 -[SEAILW DP3S. 211 N. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON, WASH. 98223 BE ST WISHES CLASS OF T71 HEATONTS OFFICE AND ARTS VIENNA BAKERY 324 n. OLYMPIC 435-2866 231 Olympic 435-4042 MORRIETS UNION SERVICE CONGRATS CLASS OF CADY DRUGS T71 VIC COX MOTORS 301 WEST AVE. ARLINGTON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON 435-2810 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 19711 |lC-«r � HEXCEL CORPORATION WISHING THE SENIOR CLASS A PROSPEROUS FUTURE WELLER FUNERAL HOME 327 N. MC LEOD 435-2509 PENNEY'S the FRIENDLY BEST OF LUCK SENIORS OLYMPIC SHOE REPAIR ARLINGTON 306 OLYMPIC CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '71 GOOD LUCK SENIORS, ARLINGTON TRUCK REPAIR 216 2nd ST, 435-3322 ARLINGTON SAND AND GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK BEST WISHES SENIORS' CASCADE SURVEYING ASSOCIATES 437 n. Olympic 435-5368 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '71 WARREN'S SHELL STATION 404 NO. OLYMPIC 435-3095 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS. FROM WINKES HARDWARE 435-2442 ARLINGTON R AND L TRUCK REPAIR we specialize in brakes, TUNE-UPS AND FRONT ENDS1' Lloyd I__Larsen President General Manaoer Corrugated A etal Pipe Fabricators 211 SECOND NORMAN RICHARD PHONE COLLECT GE 5-2101 HE 6-4351 Eve. Rt. 5 - BOX 237 ARLINGTON - AIRPORT ARLINGTON. WASH. 113 IF THERE IS SUCH A THING AS AN I DEAL. GIFT....IT MUST BE FLOWERsi ESPECIALLY FROM.... Flowers By George (LET GEORGE DO ItI) 313 OLYMPIC AVE. 435-2404 TOWN AND RANCH FURNITURE gifts for the ARLINGTON FEED and FARM SUPPLY 434 N. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '71 h FARM SUPPLY4’ 114 THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1973 WISHES TO SAY- BEST OF LUCK AND THANK YOU TO THE CLASS OF 1971 CAROL'S ARCO STATION I S LAN D CROSSING 435-3866 Huto the family store 328 OLYMPIC, ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON 98223 PHONE 435-4880 HOME OWNED BY JAMES G. LUND BRYANT AUTO REBUILD COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER WORK BUSY BEE FLORAL 303 N. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON 435-3747 11 21 4-3rd st. ARLINGTON WHY GO FURTHER? WHY PAY MORE? STOP AND SHOP AT BILL'S STORE! BILL'S SUPERETTE 229 NO, OLYMPIC 435-3913 7 DAYS A WEEK OPEN 8a.M. TILL MIDNIGHT ARLINGTON WISHING THE SENIOR CLASS A PROSPEROUS FUTURE1' ELLIS STUDIO PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL STUDIO CAMERA AND SUPPLIES COLOR PROCESSING BEST WISHES SENIORS1, 435-2732 MEIER'S CLOTHING TOPS IN TEEN FASHION CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '71 BEN'S CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH HUMBLE (ENCO) OIL PRODUCTS 435-2073 ARLI NGTON 116 LANIER'S T.V. AND GIFTS route 5. box 175a 435-2234 FAA FLIGHT EXAMINER FAA APPROVED SCHOOL QUALIFIED FLIGHT INSTRUCTION GROUND SCHOOL AIRCRAFT SALES-SERVICE B. SOUTHERN, MGR, 217 OLYMPIC 435-3821 659-1717 MURPHY'S FEED AND FARM SUPPLY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF FROM '71 ARLINGTON, WASH. 435-2302 TEAGUE'S T.V. we sell and serve CALL 435-3022 ARLINGTON FIELD AND DOUGLAS INSURANCE AGENCY insurance specialists 239 NO. OLYMPIC 435-5514 H UjM BLE GAY'S ENCO ISLAND CROSSING 652-9907 CORDZ BATTERY SHOP 105 OLYM PIC 435-2471 JAY CRAFT BUILDER OF PLEASURE AND FISHING BOATS 435-2317 117 Stanwood Redi-Mix SILVANA, WASH. 652-7777 652-7886 STAN KAZEN KEN CHR ISTOF ERSON BOB COX MARYSVILLE STANWOOD ARLINGTON 659-3936 629-2425 387-3632 BAYUN ER BOATS PUGET PLASTICS, INCORPORATED Arlington Distributing Company H. A. Christianson, Proprietor 118 435-2515 ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON 76 PLAZA H. A. Christianson, proprietor 435-9924 WEST avenue Arlington, Washington it's always thanksgiving day at... O BRIEN S TURKEY HOUSE ISLAND CROSSING 652-7666 WISHING THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1971 A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS FUTURE RAY S CREAMERY LOCKERS COLD STORAGE CUSTOM CUTTING WHOLESALE MEAT route 1 box 2 435-2633 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 119 Thrifty Foods BROADWAY AND HALLARD COMPLETE ONE —STOP FOOD STORE 435—2933 MEMBER FDIC nFULLITSERVICE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK 120 Bank of Arlington 525 N. OLYMPIC Congratulations to the class of '71 And best wishes from the class of'72 Island Crossing Union 76 H.A. Christenson, proprietor GE5-2515 FINANCIA] Decern] Assets Cash on Hand and In Banks First Mortgage Loans and Contra All other loans....... Investments and Securities . Stock in Federal Home Loan Ban Real Estate Owned and In Judgn Office Building and Equipment (J Deferred Charges and Other Asse TOTAL ASSETS . Liabilities and Net Worth Savings Accounts........ Loans in Process........ Advances from Federal Home Lo; Other Liabilities....... Specific Reserves....... General Reserves........ Undivided Profits and Surplus TOTAL LIABILITIES ANE SAVINGS EARN 5% Savings Ins BOARD( Stanton J. Hall Chairman Howard M. Nicholson Stephen C. Saunders Roy Sievers Cliff FIR! OF EVERE Main Office: Branches: S( 122 MARYSVILLE BRANCH B M Shopping Center Marysville . 659 1201 J V SOUTH EVERETT BRANCH Broadway at Ward South Everett . 355 6010 SNOHOMISH BRANCH 902 Second ARLINGTON BRANCH Fifth and Olympic 435 5517 STATEMENT f 31,1970 ET WORTH $ 869,213.61 47,131,521.15 402,239.48 3,689,522.76 408,700.00 74,074.93 1,269,636.20 698,902.27 $54,543,810.40 $46,773,379.22 841,548.85 1,400,000.00 1,110,945.44 10,658.55 2,680,707.77 1,726,570.57 $54,543,810.40 (IMPOUNDED DAILY •per annum ed to $20,000 )I RECTORS Robert M. Humphrey President Dallas R. Olson Lewis A. Bell Stanley O. Lee E. Gish 1971------a year of growth and service. First Federal Savings opened for business in Arlington. During our first week of operation, we had 480 savings accounts for a total of S461,766. To say that we are pleased with our reception in the Stillaguamish Valley is an understate- ment. We think Arlington is a great place to live and that you were probably fortunate to be raised here and to attend Arlington High School. Probably no one ever asked you for your business before, but we are asking you now. We want you as savings customers. We would love to loan you the money to buy or build a home when you reach that point in life. Congratulations on your graduation and every good wish from your new neighbors. Robert M. Humphrey President T FEDERAL SAVINGS • A Mutual Savings Institution • Serving all Snohomish County by at Everett Avenue • 259-0231 i Everett, Arlington, Edmonds, Marysville, Snohomish 123 RALPH G. MONTY PAUL BUNYAN'S CREAMERY 16 FLAVORS ICE CREAM 2 10 E. FIFTH ST. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971 BEST WISHES SENIORS FROM PERFECTION CLEANERS GENERAL CONTRACTING BUS. PHONE CUSTOM HOMES 435-5309 RESIDENCE 435-4350 403 N. OLYMPIC She Arlington (Simra SNOHOMISH county's PIONEER NEWSPAPER BOB 1N ANNfS WOODCARVER CAFE AND LOUNGE COMMERCIAL PRINTING PH. 435-2498 LETTER PRESS AND PHOTO OFFSET 426 N. OLYMPIC 435-3581 652-7258 ISLAND CROSSING 420 MELADY LANES RECREATION NO. OLYMPIC ARLINGTON 435-2466 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK SRS. CONGRATS TO THE CLASS OF 1 7 1 435-5695 ARLINGTON BRANCH OF SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Washington's statewide bank—member federal deposit reserve system 302 OLYMPIC. OUR HOME FROM 1925—1971. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOU IN OUR NEW HOME AT THE CORNER OF FIFTH AND OLYMPIC IN M1D-1971 FULL11 SERVICE BANK 124 Meet the Professionals THESE MEN ARE THE PROFESSIONALS FROM PRINGLE AND MARCHAND STUDIOS. TRULY OUTSTANDING PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS IN THEIR FIELDS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1971 FROM THE PROFESSIONALS PRINGLE AND MARCHAND STUDIOS 2512 COLBY 2717 COLBY NATURAL COLOR ARTIST SENIOR PORTRAITS, BABIES, ENGAGEMENTS, WEDDINGS, FAMILY GROUPS BILL MARCHAND RUSS GLASSCOCK DON PRINGLE DOC NEAR FORD HIGHWAY SOUTH GE 5-2166 OL 9-3411 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '71 FOUNTAIN DRIVE-IN 127 DIVISION STREET ARLINGTON , WASHINGTON 435-2640 GOOD FOOD ALWAYS AND NOW PRESENTING. . . 126 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK: FLOWERS BY GEORGE BUSY BEE FLORAL PRINGLE AND MARCHAND, INC. BURT DURHAM OF PISCHEL YEARBOOK, INC. FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL THE ARLINGTON BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND THE ST1LLAGUAMISH TRAIL STAFF: E.R. FLODQUIST, ADVISOR, NANCY BOETTCHER, VIRGINIA BOWERS, AND LOUISE YOST-EDITORS. STAFF MEMBERS . BUSINESS MANAGER-BETH BURGOYNE, DENISE BUCHANAN, TERAH REGAN, LAURIN BLACKEN, TONI SCHMIDT, PAM MOFFETT, LYNN ROBB, ANN STURGEON, BRIAN BURGOYNE, STACEY COLEMAN, AND LORI CLEAVES. 127 Good-bye from the Senior Class 1971