Bainbridge High School - Spartan Life Yearbook (Bainbridge Island, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 167 of the 1974 volume:

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Studying, working towards a common goal, learning the Ger- man culture, becoming aware of their own language is hard work, and FRENCH is no exception. How many times did we feel like bagging it? But the thought of all those Words gradually slipping out - of our minds was too much, so We kept at it. Sure we sometimes felt we had dittos coming out of our earsg but what about the other times when we'd acci- dentally greet our friends in the hall with Bonjour! Above left: Hopes for a fluent French tape are recorded on jennifer Merrill's face. Left: Norva Radoc and Bill Hansen share thoughts on This Perfect Day in junior-senior composition. Above: Dan Edens and Tim Feeny get down to business in German class. IIr , are you? We tried to create beauty in sound, in design, in motion, using different means for the same end: a work of art. The finished product was never achieved without Work, though. The artist erased many times. The gymnast stumbled at first. The singer went flat while practicing. The work was seldom wasted. We strove for perfection. Right: Thinking is almost visible in geometry class. Below: Ed Aalvik gazes sympathetically at a dying fish in marine biology. Below right: The mad chemists, Kama Boileau and Gail Peters. A 31 -f 5' .,.mwnwmum:wmw:xww1sgfg?,5 few - , XM 1axi l. .Z 2 X 1?EIs:1Ri!.5l- 11.215 ,f S 5' 135 Q, mf. if in fgigl X 4? sb L AA I . Bottom: Blology class, engrossed m work. Top: Algebra students struggle with equations. AW , m , 1 Y 1 W J fe , if e254-ME ww F? .I sl . A if ., 3 X I P, ff Q gf 'Q .vmfwm .. Nw :mf X vw. f.,Q Body and Fender ::. SMALL GAS ENGINES. Intricate complications. Studying an engine, something so common, yet so hard to understand. Tinkering with parts, hands covered with oil, we gained insight into someone invention: an engine. GENERAL WOOD. The teeth of a saw gnawing through a piece of Wood, while you struggled to get your project done with perfection. Loving the finished product because you did it. Right: Peri Hartman tinkers with his engine. Birth of the Blues A mechanical drawing pencil, impregnated by the skill of a guiding hand, gives birth to a perfect circle or square. Blue prints are the final goal for these students. It is thought of as a boy's class but more and more girls are making their way into a once male domain. History J oins Past and Present Sooner or later Qno matter how lucky you arel Everyone will experience the joy of having a civics class. Civics is a required class that seniors love to complain about. To the underclassmen, it's a goal they never want to achieve. But as Mr. Winsor put it, civics teaches you how to get involved in your government. The past-as much a part of you, or even more, than the present and future. We have sudden flashes of realization that those ancient people who have been gone for years were once alive with feelings of love and anger and depression just like ours. The essentials remain the same, and only the superficials change: Time and place are not as important as people and emotions. ANCIENT HISTORY creates the bond between past life . . . and us. an in -1 9 W2 ' if if A . s l ggfiwzef X m, at nv ,ri i Tap Tap Tap or sometimes hammer, whiz, CRASH The mechanical life noises of a typewriter Individual plastic keys are struck by swift land often not-so-swiftl fingers Concentrating, speeding up, losing your place in the book one too many errors. Symbols on a piece of paper that to an outsider fi.e. some- one who hasn't taken shorthand, look like squiggles, dashes, and inkblobs. l couldn't be- lieve the Way my name looked the first time l wrote it in shorthand. Finallyl know the private language of business. l 9 You re On! Part of Ed. T.V. is finding out how much work it takes to produce those awful sixty second commercials that we all know so well. Our first experience with video- taping made us wonder. How can a camera focusing, make a million little dots speed through the air, meet again, and register behind a glass screen as a complete picture . . . And with a flick of the switch, all the little dots melt away... Sf- -s-f:1,.:fusiiEEi if 1. ,1 f at--H as itiii,,,5gW,,,,,w 1. . .xp wssi A ?3,w-sSee2,,w1 :leg-'fszzgif :rfwifwggfksgfgii:.sa51'i.i2'fsxaszr . if-tF 'ff'u: ,, . What kind of class starts out with a sandwich survey to determine what popular taste is? Home Ee, you say? ..... Wrong Mass Media is a new class. It studies how the media affect the people and how people affect the media. Mass Media is made up of 'I'.V. polls, surveys, and various class projects. Getting involved is part of the fun! Left: Mr. Steve Seiter, advertising agent, speaks to a Mass Media Class. Below: Lori Lun n and friend set up video-tape equipment for Mass Media. SYECIAC 6 VENTS A conglomeration of tradition and Dracula Baby, modern ideas and Christmas carols. Wondering if the homecoming assembly will put everyone to sleep, or if we'll be pleasantly surprised .... Bursts of energy directed towards holiday finery for the lunchroom or the most fantastic float e-ver I on a 'very limited budgetj Disco-vering the other people Who want to see some action around this school. And being acti-ve yourself. + fb ', lf 'V Kr ' ' AH M ' 2 ,Ar ,, s fr' f A M W ff My Sfw 73 Q Q f f If 2 4, W fi gf ,iv , ., Q XE! 2 2 , 7 2 R3 'e ,A ,,: Q. wfw Y' 1 K 'K Q,-ff, W 155535 X iw is 0 'nf Z 4f'Z.f2 7 aww aff 1 K n 5 ' 4' ,,W , ' if I f M1 'X fs? ' X if Q ,F - if is xf X' I K 2 31 35 . is .3 f f , H , - www'-' , J fff , X 2 4? , , 4, Av . f i ,, , V ,, If f W ' ,452 .. :Q f' ,z 1',:.' .mv 7 ' V J-5 1 , ,- X va. , C, 'gf ' , I k ' ' ,QQYJQ ' Q, , Q X X X X NX X X :XX X .. -NX . 11525-K R55-ii wif fi . XX . Q 355 X X ZS' 1. :z Y . BX ge XSS ' 2 .,,' f f wmwwu -any-.-1 6 x I Wx .ug :fix , -1-f ,,1lE-, Q Li ' ...Xif'N. H... f ww ,Si E' R X N ,mx wk Christmas - In a dance, a song, a wish Well, Freshmen did it again! Christmas decorations were put up in a hurry this year ........ and it was obvious Mr. Mac's mind clicked into action by the results. again this year to provide Sophomores didn't participate in the decorating. Bainbridge High with an original, And Juniors got stuck with the lunehroom again. mind expanding Christmas presentation. Seniors had the foyer but the best ideas Six individuals, searching for they could come up with would have the true meaning of Christmas, been disqualified. Ideas coming to the The people that did participate though, audience through music and dance, worked hard - and worked together, which is more The warmth of Christmas spirit in the spirit of Christmas than any ofthe sent by airmail, person to person. decorations could have been. Another year gone by, but another year will come. Below: Trudy Bostrum studies in the forested foyer. 30 I S i S A Good Sport amed Bozo Bozo Taniguchi has been Called the biggest sports fan ever, and he is, plus alot more. For many years he has been the spirit behind Bainbridge High sports. He is always there with his friendliness and helpfullness rooting us on. He is not just a sports fan, he is part of sports and we are happy he is part of our team. Just about everyone around the Olympia Peninsula knows or has heard of Bozo and sports here would not be the same without him. N --.M , ,L 11444. ,mm .M S fm. ,L M, is s 533 .. 51 1 -xiii f 5 2:3 .r ,MQ . W W A4 Q w ' Lofve, Laughs, 89' Villainy in Transylvania Dracula Baby was A loony in the clutches of a super-rotten fiend learning good form from bad in musical axioms . . . A clumsy German professor, a man-mad Swedish nurse, a beautiful young girl engaged to a frigid Englishman .... A nutty psychiatrist .... assorted monsters, peasants and dancers, matrons, and barmaids. A fantastically funny musical comedy directed by Bob McAllister and his vampira-to-be, Cindi Brookens. Right: Dr. Van Helsing faces foul play by villains. Lower center: Proper English boy Arthur, winces as he donates blood for his anemic fiance, Lucy. Below: Transylvanian peasants sing their way through terror. l To Cheat or not to Cheat . . . ASB OFFICERS President: brings to mind Watergate and tired faces. But some presidents turn out as good as their word. john Vincent, a whirling dervish of energy, has worked for energy conservation, keepirlg our open campus, and many other causes just as noble such as keeping Student Council meetings from becoming riots. ls it possible to survive alone as president? No, Vice-President Sarah Wilt, Secretary Lori Powell, and Treasurer Trudy Bostrum helped him make things happen and together they kept each other from going crazy. They relied on this bond between themselves through the good times and again during the bad like the point allocation argument. y With many decisions made, and precedents set, this year s A.S.B. officers will leave with a unique year behind them. Below left: Secretary Lori Powell and Treasurer Trudy Bostrum discuss Student Council. Below right: President John Vincent. Missing: Vice President Sarah Wilt Above: Somehow everyone managed to survive registration. 4 - 2 3 ' k -,LQ f V , .,..:f-K ' N, ky . X 'i .L '3 , 'Y Q 4 Angew Resignsg Watergate Endangers Nixon Presidenc yg i , -un! mmm ' i K L ff f, 41, ' - H 41. SQ III K A , f , A Uk ' 5 'V i kkyry ' iff IV- X ky ,,g..J es- 1,3 , , Q I , , my -swf N ,. M, , ., W ' . H., . Hank Aaron Threatens Babe's Record Years ago, a writer penned a very proverbial statement: Behind every Watergate is a millhousef' lt was a simple, factual, common knowledge statement. This statement became irrelevant to America as the age of technology advanced upon us. But now, in 1974 this statement has taken on a new meaning and the spelling has been changed slightly. Most Americans believe it is common knowledge. Watergate has become a household word. It has caused the resignation of the Vice President of the U.S. and the firing and resignation of many top officials. It is a time of precedent setting, both in politics and sports. Hank Aaron, baseball star of the Atlanta Bears is well on his way of breaking legendary Babe Ruths home run record. No one knows what the future holds and how the outcome of to- day will effect the outcome of tomorrow. Will the President be impeached? Can we look forward to shorter gas lines? Will 1975 bring solutions? fs q? IW SPOR 3 pf A., Q TEETSQIKQ, , M .H -mf H Q gsm V, A 'Lf L?- b Q YW W HG . v,,,,,, W, , S ,C my W ,, . 'if Winning: the ultimate goal. 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A . ,W Wm A yi Freshmen Have to Try Harder An A l Left: lst row - Doug Vosper, Karl Erickson, Don Haimon, Jim Hey. 2nd row - Craig Kelly, Bill Springer, Dave Gunn, Pat Brown, Matt Anderson, Walter Altherr, Matt Wilson, Rick Dunn, Ken LaFrance. 3rd row - Coach Don Brown, Pat Broom, Rick Rapada, Brad Bruhahn, Craig Matthews, Glenn Ballinger, Mark Blymyer, Brian Dunn, Rich Hagerman, Coach Claiborne. 4th row - Gary Beemer, Bill Blythe, Kevin Gibson, Mark Johnson, Rocky Hahn, Raymond George, Dino Rinonos, Steve Knudson, Dan Menalia, Greg Markin, Ron Ellingson, Mark Robinson. A lot of people think basketball is just a game. All they see is ten guys running around in their little uniforms, bouncing an orange sphere trying to put it through a circle of fish net. They see two court jesters running around the court in their little black and W hire stripes. They toot their little silver whistles and wave their arms like a windmill. Some player turns red and up goes his arm, and quicker yet does it come down. 'llhen there is the funny little man on the sidelines. The one that gets all the teehnicals. Hels the backbone of the team. Hut that's not what basketball is all about. Basketball is an experience. And we like it. ot quick but fast Scherer abilit Ability is what we have, young and inexperienced are what we are. Hut with individual talent, you don't have a teamg that is where R Dean Scherer eomes in. Head Coach for 3 years, he took a team of only one returning letterman and made it one of the most exciting teams on the Pc-ninsula.l feel that we owe him a lot more than he recieves. He gets nothing but had mouth from the fans when we are a losing hall eluh, but when we're winning, they can't say enough about him, but speaking for the team, we helicve in our team and most of all, our coach. We got the basketball Jones M 1 1' ll k , , 5 The Machine Works Our season, a mixture of victory and defeat. But always moving with hope and confidence. Our team, a single machine in the league of industry. All parts working, sweating, and pulling for the thrill of knowing they can find themselves. And they did. We They Port Angeles 56 69 South Kitsap 54 63 West Bremerton 52 62 V Port Angeles 52 57 South Kitsap 57 52 Central Kitsap 58 66 Port Townsend 53 65 West Bremerton 55 54 .Chimacum 64 44 East Bremerton 44 72 Sequim 72 47 Central Kitsap 47 56 O'Dea 63 70 North Kitsap 71 56 East Bremerton 55 66 Port Townsend 62 66 Chimacum 66 47 Sequim 55 63 O'Dea 70 102 North Kitsap 47 59 Bainbridge High School Varsity Basketball Team. Left to right: Bob Mcllwain 21, Lance Scherer 41, Ed Aalvik 35, Mike Livingston 25, John Christiansen 45, Bob Cartwright 43, Earl johnson 33, Kevin Feeney 31, Ed Arcand 23, Clay Moyle 15, Dave Campbell 13. Center: Bozo Taniguchi, Coach Dean Scherer. Good work guys. x A i fi? .,, Ka 1 Q .22 .1 I ,J -3- 1 He Q A if an ge , J , 'J .. in M ii ,f I. M ..,,,,,., V Lf if ' f gf , ,.::- ..,, , M new my 7:2 ,, .. M .LL M. x ..,, , 14, '20 A ,A ' 21351 m. 432' - , 5 1 .Y -my M1 W Ly, F-D555 :Lew 2: :nf :Q TY - zg,,,,ff 1- rf s Port Angeles South Kitsap West Bremerton Port Angeles South Kitsap Central Kitsap Port Townsend West Bremerton Chimacum East Bremerton Sequim Central Kitsap O'Dea North Kitsap East Bremerton Port Townsend Chimacum Sequim O'Dea North Kitsap We 49 63 45 48 55 48 55 36 68 57 68 52 64 67 43 64 65 73 54 60 The 29 54 58 38 49 42 41 52 25 52 59 65 70 69 45 63 30 46 47 51 Y Frosh Play Blood and Guts Basketball The freshmen, coached by Greg Dewar, learned the fundamentals of good basket ball and improved of, growing skills. With a lot of effort, and great enthusiasm, they steadily Worked their way through a bittersweet sea son. Team Members on the right include: Top row-Doug Curtis, Mark Blymyer, Glenn Ballinger, Derek Sutton, Brian Dunn, Frank Gilkey, Bill Nelson, Coach Greg Dewar. Front row: Ron Ellingson, Tom Peters, Chris Campbelll, Craig Matthews, Bill Eisenhart, Scott Endresen. One for the M oney, Two for the S how, LINKS CONTINENTAL three to go Golfing .... Our golf team is great. Some say that golf is for old, retired business men to play on lazy Sunday afternoons. Or a game reserved for Lee Trevino or Arnold Palmer. Luckily, with the help of Coach Gary Bon- zon, the golf team is proving them wrong. Golfing is a sport for those who are willing to golf in the rain, wind, or sweltering sunshine fsunshine here?j Any- way, our golf team is comprised of six guys and a coach with wit, charm, and a mastery of golf course language. Team members include Greg Nelson, Kevin Broom, Bob Dagg, Pat Broom, Todd Houbregs, Paul Nelson and Coach Gary Bonzon. Above right: Todd Houbregs. Center: Bob Dagg. Left: Kevin Broom. Right: Todd Houbregs and Paul Nelson do their own thing. f ww, 9 -Q, . -w 5 X 4 K 'K - Eff M A , , AIA. ,QQ , di ,W :L I Qi'-Q' N4 , Y 5 5'-' L Kb N24 MN Us at ZQQV f 2 ,f L' -L in lfki? 4. ffxm, a 1 fs: an X. ,Q 194 . .A :ng-H ' E. ., M ' 1... H, 1-'L ww ' L '4liwLSi..'g,u,g K W- , x R 2 . I , .ff ' -fi 5 5 ' 'W vm- . .S .cf - ,N - 5 . 'mix K '5 Y eb- 'ff fx :L R .mmm ., M... . 3. .W .... -- 4 . . fin, wr 4 Q AL A s 1 X 4 ' L3 is 3 5 i f 9 it 41 a MEF Y QS-A M Track and Cross Country - Run! Put together a sweatsuit, pair of tennis shoes, and miles of trails and roads and what do you get? The answer ofcourse is a lot of very brave track and cross country team members. To get out and run your heart out just to prove you can really go that fast takes a lot of guts. Especially when very few of your fellow students come out to watch you. True, track may never be a super hot sport at Bainbridge High School, but in these runners, track will never die. Let's hear it for sweatsuits and tennis shoes. Left, Cross Country team, Top row: Coach Vernon Wade, Dan Edens, Rick Scheyer, Paul Eberharter. Front row: Elaine Eberharter, Albert Arcand, Don Crateau. Below right, boy's track team: Top: Coaches Prentice and Wade. Middle: Don Crateau, Ed Arcand, Jeff Gunn, Vince Armstrong, Greg Wells, jim Peterson, Greg Allen. Front: Albert Arcand, Paul Eberharter, jon Greenway, Tim Romero, john Walls, Tim Wymer, Pat Dunn. Missing: Bill Hanson, Doug Willmann, Dan Whealdon, Rod Gompf, Mark McKibbon. Above left girl s track team Top row Coach Marcia Holt Sue Silver Manager an Lenmgton, Kathy Archer, Laurie Lemons, Sue Kruller, Jenny Willis, Nancy Ritzenthaler anet Olsen Middle Helen Bentzien Cindy Franz Debbie Callaham, Cherie Selvar, Gloria Ugles, Pat Liewer, Front: Debbie Lundgren Margaret Mazzota Lynn Christopherson Laura Chambers Irene Wilson Kathy Taylor. Tougher Than Football l ? Some people think volleyball is an easy sport .... soft, compared to football, for example, or basketball. lt's hard to explain the amount of energy it takes for serving, setting, bumping, and spiking. Or racing to keep a ball from hitting out of bounds, even if we know we can't make it. We have to try. And when it's time to play another school, we might win or we might not, but one thing is sure: we've worked hard. We know what we're doing and it's been a good experience. Above: Cheryl Madden spikes as Irene Murphy and Val Johnson block. Holly . Hoffstater looks on during practice. Right: Holly Hoffstater prepares to set the ball in a practice game. Below: Back row A Cheryl Madden, Rita Rockstad, Nancy Ritzenthaler, lrene Murphy, Laurie Lemon, Sue Ernsdorff, Coach Marcia Holt. Middle Row - Holly Hoffstater, Kathy Morgan, Patty Rois, Jeannie Swenson, Helen Bentzien, Val johnson, Front row - Jeannie Barto, Kim Wilson, Tina Chapman, joy Studerus, Adriana Aviles. Bonzon's bombers We have tough competition, boys. In a male chauvinistic school, girl's basketball is struggling for survival, and winning. Sure, more people turn out for boy's basketball, and more people support b0y's basketball, but the fact that so many girls are interested in basketball surprised a lot of guys! The season started out with a mile long run. Surprisingly enough, the majority ofthe girls stuck! Mr. Bonzon was a tough coach. lt was work, and it was worth it! So watch out boys, here they come! Bonzon's Bombers are featured below: Top Row: Dave Neshiem, man., Anne Jacobi, Teresa Cronin, Rachel Thomas, Patty Coppo, Christine Dawson, Irene Murphy, Lori Lemons, Coach Gary Bonzon. Middle Row: Shelly Prowse, Janna Gritten, Shelly Ballinger, Dorothy Barnes, Karen Paterson, Denise Almojuela, Karen Thompson, Elaine Eberharter. Bottom Row: Cheryl Sigurdson, Teri Johanson, Norva Radoc, Margaret Mazzotta, Terri Brennan, Sue Krueller. Swingers! The Varsity Baseball Team really earned its keep this year. New uniforms cost a lot and these guys sponsored various activities to raise money for these precious outfits. They also spent many sweat-filled hours working on the creation of a huge new dugout. Coach Don Gorman really got these guys out and worked their tails off to get these projects to materialize and guys, don't you really think it was worth all that effort? Right: Coach Don Gorman, Bob Mcllwain, Gary Vestman, jim Ballinger, Dave Hannon, Rudy Narte, Mike Livingston, and Kevin Feeney. 5, Actifoities aren't like they once were. There's more variety and fewer people infuol-ved. But this is only one stop in the life cycle of Bainbridge High School, And the good times are bound to roll around again. 'Y IV IT! QM lk CHEERLEADERS What does being a Cl-IEERLEADER mean? It often means long hours of practice, fighting with and crying over student apathy, Wearing your uniform three out of every five school days, baring the cold of football and not having much free time. But it also means the joy and good time at a summer camp, and the good friendship which is developed within the squad. They often get headaches and criticism from the ones they are trying to help but they keep on. We think they deserve alot more. Right: Teachers have fun at the Homecoming assembly, one of the cheerleader planned assemblies. o Shortage of Energy Here! PEP CLUB Due to conflict within the group, pep club's spirit ran low. But the future promises a revival of the spirit as the girls slowly bring it back to life. Members working together, making donuts, selling tootsie pops, having fun, causing the gym to shake with claps and stomps and mouths, full of enthusiasm. Far left: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: top row- Renee Scheyer, Kim Hanby, Cindi Boice, Diane O'Mack. Bottom row: Betsy Hoffman, Anne Hammond, Marta Neshiem Left: JV CH EERLEADERS: left to right- Debbie Bostrum, Sue Hanby, Leigh Ann Freise, Lynn Aalvik, Stacy Stevens. Below: PEP CLUB: top row left to right-Advisor Mrs. Ferguson, Tanya Capps, Lori Hardy, Ann Flodin, Holly Hoffstater, Laurie Brown, Nancy Bouck, Rae Ann Peterson, Lori Clementz, .lan Coleman. Bottom row- Vicki Jackson, Debbie Lundgren, lrene Murphy, Patti Coppo, Kim Wilson, Kathy Morgan, Cheryl Madden, Joanne Tiffany. New Teachers, New Sounds l can think back to being positive of ending up in last chair. Not really wanting to win if it meant beating out a friend, but losing is never fun .... Coming early for football games and pep assemblies so Ild have time to get organized. Knowing that the BAND sounded better this year because Mr. Oliver cared about how we played. Excitement, anxiety: Day of SWING CHOIR tryouts. Our first year of Swing Choir and with a brand-new teacher. A good sound, a girl tenor. We knew it would rake sometime this time to get ourselves in shape, but all the sour notes of rehearsal were resolved, by the night of the concert. 1 ml 5 S 4-,.' -u-,.w ,, W I Y ,,.,, if , f' L. f ' ' K fi: H g A ian. p K, -uf' 1 'b ww' I f iw: .4 Q sg V' ' nn 9 i 4 . I ... W ..-A.- - , :- X 1 3 A f . 1' 4 X In the beginning There were parts: Soprano Alto Tenor Bass And indiviviuaily we worked, hard . . . ...taking it note by note, until the pieces came together the notes blended, the NOISE became sound and even if we hated the song by then we knew that it was good. Debaters Take Trophies KMU ALPHA THETAJ MATH CLUB A handful of people working with a huge number of possibilities. We marvel at the calculations which so often are taken for granted. We can see how simple math is yet how complicated. Not something to leave behind once out of school, but something to use unconciously every day. DEBATE Five minutes before my first debate, and l'm suffering from fluttery stomach and clammy hands. Why me? Three minutes now, and l'm contemplating suicide. One minute-I stagger to the front of the room. Look at all his notes: I'm going to get wiped!They're getting ready to announce the winner. Hey, that's me! Debates aren't all that bad, it's just a matter of skill. Left:-Top row-Left to Right-: Dana Green, Dave Combs, Perry Hartman, Bottom row-Left to Right-: Wayne Hart, Eric Nickel, Ross Andrus Below:-Debate-Left to Right-: Patty Nelson, Advisor Mrs. Cindi McAllister, Patti Gray, Elaine Eberharter, Trudy Bostrum, Andy Wilt, Keith Johnson, Bruce Edens, Laura Merrill, Wendy Hallett, Paul Eberharter, Terry Bjorson. Missing: Pat Kenny Activating Activities ART CLUB is a non-confining organization of people. People interested in art and people interested in people. Walking into a meeting you might encounter a popcorn masterpiece or plan a field trip to a Seattle gallery. With no constitution, and no formal membership, Art Club is. No matter how much we joke around, it'sa nice feeling to be inNATlONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Selling concessions isn't bad because it's something to do, something to be a part ofg And Mr. Winsor has so much enthusiasm, who wants to put a damper on everything? APEX 73-74 could be compared to a local gas station. lf there was no program to present, AFEX closed shop, BUT, on rare occasions when they could get a speaker AFEX thrived. Below: ROCKET CLC B members before a blast-off. Left: HONOR SOCIETY Below: APEX i K , fi 1.1 Of' O 'Q Above: ART CLL' B prepares to leave on a field trip. Left: ECOLOGY CLL' B is new to our school this yn-ar, and lmpcs to all-an up the environment. ml if ii , y f 5. A W af 'Y fi .af 85 W Ideas Exposed in Print THE ANNUAL We are thirteen people, creating from what we observe. Capturing moments in your life that could fade from your memory. Fitting the year into one book isn't easy. We can only begin to remind you of how each little thing you accomplished became a part of your life. TH E PAPER Words, originating in the mind, exposed in print. THE Paper reflects current ideas and activities within the school with facts and opinions. A great variety of colors was provided by the paper shortage and when things got too bad, the size was reduced. SERVICE CLU B This year SERVICE CLUB did a lot for our school and the membership of the club grew. The club worked with Pep Club selling concessions at games, collecting tickets, just all around providinga lot of great services for us. Thanksa lot, Service Club! Far right: Kim Piper of the fall tri-mester paper staff works on a story. Right: Left to right: Norman Lind, Bob Mclwain, Mike Boyce, Jime Carlson, Mark Jacobson, and Lynn Dysart, part of the winter tri-mester paper staff. Above: Annual staff: Left to right: Sue Henderson, Kama Boileau, Bis Shyrock, Lori Powell, -Ion Radwanski. Bottom Row: Paul Eberharter, Lance Scherer, Val Johnson, and Gary Frohning. Above: SERVICE CLUB: left to right: Top row Mark Young, Ken Berg, Fred Araneda, Steve Dysart, John Kadwanski. Bottom Row jaff Brandenburg, Paul Arcand, jeff Hurt, Duane Colvard, Tim McPharlin. fx xi 7 Chairs arranged foertically in a square, carpeted room Filled with kids who don't hear or see me half the time, and air thick with whizzing wads of moist paper. g I teach myself over again the things my teachers taught themselfoes ofuer again. . . Getting into a discussion o f important things like The t Grapes of Wrath or a 1 9- year old-drinking issue, or a tough problem in science. I know I 'm a person as well as a teacher when a student trusts me with his thoughts. 73 Q,-1 Excedrm Headaches Plus Right: Mr. Larry Pitts is one of the counstlors in the Guidente Center. f Above: Ms. Nola Snyder, Evelyn Searing, Carol Wlalters. and Janet McMillan are the secretaries for the library. the Guidance Center, and the administration. respectivelv. Right: Our custodians: Stanlev R. Finley, George A, Pursey, Doyle Kimbrough llrlead Custodianl, joseph E. Kluek, and Duane Myhre. Center: Bainbridge bus drivers: Tom Fowler, Raymond johnson, VVilliard W'est. Pat Smith, Wes Nugent, Don Pratt Ted Pardee, Noel Ballinger, Frank VViek, Lorentz Monsaas. Marvin lVitt, Dorothy Duncan 74 i ,paw Left: Mr. Eugene Dight, Mrs. Lois Curtis, Mrs. Lois .-Xndrus, Mr. Sidney Malhon and Mr. Christopher Duffy are this year's School Board. Top: Mr. Vvilliam Peterson, assistant superintendent, and Mr. Neal Nunamaker, superintendent, confer about policy at the district office. Right Center: Mr. Paul Torno, vice-principal, and Mr. George Bussell, principal, discuss a problem in the main office. Above: Nlrsxlessie Schroeder. counselor, has worked in the school district for Z8 years. Well Done, Staff! Bainbridge island School Board --in our minds, shadowy people in high places who make the final decisions. Our principal, Mr. George Busscll -- someone with six or seven hundred kids fa lot more than averagelj. Behind a quiet manner lies a personality strong enough to manage Bainbridge High. Vice-Principal - conjures up visions of 'Acrime and punishment, but vice-principals lespecially new ones like Mr. Paul Tornol are also human ij beings who inherit discipline as a part of their work. Top row: Gary Bonzon and Lorraine Brissettc. Middle row: Don Brown, Ted Chambers, Bruce Claiborne, and Greg Dewar. Bottom row: Connie Dayton 'K WF' gy ...... 3. km lop row: Barbara Ferguson, Bonnie Fjeld, Ken Fuhrer, and Russell Heald. Middle: Don Gorman, Nancy Hanby, and Paul Hirtzel. Bottom: Bob McAllister. Secretaries, living amidst students lwho are not exactly organized as a groupl and somehow bringing order to this chaotic world. Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Soaring, Mrs. McMillan, and Mrs. Snyder finding out that being a secretary is being a communications expert. -n Is Anybod Absent? Who ? Milk cartons, gum wrappers, crumpled paper, pencil stubs, and just plain dust. Remnant left-overs, disappearing by the next day, of a high school population. Seemingly a miracle, but in reality, people called maintenance men who are like good elves in the night. , ?- i 2 if... W In M y pinion .... Top: Magnus Olausen, Ms Celine O'Leary, Rick Oliver. Middle: Damon Pc-eler, Gordon Prentice, Kirk Quistorff. Bottom: Mrs. Patricia Russell. Excedrin Headache Number 4,015 for the counsellors, Mrs. Schroeder and Mr, Pitts, as one more frantic Student races to the conflict table. What are your goals? Where will you go after high school? Trying to guide kids for the future. Bus drivers are like mail men: carrying us fthe lettcrsl to school fthe post officel through wind and rain or sleet and snow. A Hair Welcome A hairy welcome awaited the return of the students in September. Mr. Schmitt, Mr. Bussell Mr. Okada, Mr. Winsor, Mr. McAllister and Mr. Claiborne all grew beards and or mustaches over summer vacation. Several teachers also let their hair grow in minimal amounts. - Below: Ladd Schmitt, Paul See, Glenn Skinner, Elaine Stewart, Alice Tawresey, and Everett Thompson. . June came in November as Brook became Mrs Mac. Students attending the wedding filled the Kingston-Edmonds ferry. Probably the social event of the year, the wedding drew one of the larger student audiences of the year. i M1m 'T k ' W' 'H ----, , ,V VVV' ,,.. .... , 2 V k im 13, 21 .I N, .. U rrr Top: Mrs. Lois Tiffany, Mr. Verne Wade. Middle: Mr. Mike Welch, Mrs. Janet West Bottom: Mr, William Winsor, Mrs. Mildred Woodard Gleaming smiles, eyes caught in the middle o f a blink, scraggly hair C that would have been cut if your mother had known you were having your picture taken Q . A future full of memories as we 'venture once again into Mugsfuille, Bainbridge High. ENTI T X9 Our Tradition is to Break Tradition For most of the class of 1974, it seemed as though our turn to march out ofthe gym, clutching our diplomas in our sweaty little hands, would never come. Not that we didn't enjoy schoolg we put out twelve of the best years of our lite to the school, and together we made the most of it. The class of 1974 is highly individualistic--to typify it would lead to total confusion. But our individuality gave us something in common with each other and when we worked together on a project, we all put something of ourselves in it to express our unity. Not all of the class was involved in everything-but then what class is? ln our years at BHS it has become almost a tradition to break tradition. We didn't have the usual problem of mass skipping on the vocational opportunities day. Although we wanted the achievement day, we were willing to give our points to another class to make sure the freshmen didn't get it. The senior cruise will actually be organized! And we did our very best to put an end to the senior class singing the Alma Mater at graduation. As said before, our class is made up of people who go their own way, even if everyone else is against them. We speak up for what we believe in, and when a situation arises, we ban the traditional solution and take what course we think is the best. Sometimes this method got us into trouble, but usually we reached our goal. The senior class does have spirit even though it was rarely displayed at pep assemblies. We put our spirit and creativity into whatever we happened to be doing at the moment-be it painting the senior lounge, working on decorations and homecoming floats, or canning an underclassman who was trying to take advantage of our hard-earned open campus. Even if we don't express our spirit in the usual way and definitely do not show any reverence for custom, we have proven that we are ready to go out and take on the world. . . well, at least Bainbridge Island. Class of '74 y 3, 3 mf f Q ,Q Q Z A - MELISSA POWELL ABBOTT I will walk cool breeze halls all my life-in search for the everlasting heater. M. Abbott ULRICH HERBERT ABRAMOWSKI Be always sure you're right- then go ahead. David Crockett JAN ET LYNN ADAIR l've got to get up and make my life shine because baby, you bring out the boogie in mel Bos Scaggs RICHARD BRUCE ALLEN I have learned silence from the talkative, toleration from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkindg yet strangel am ungrateful to those teachers. Kahil Gibran KEITH ELLIOT ALLERS MARY JO ALPAUGH I think it'll work out. The Guess Who ROSEMARIE HEIDI ALTH ERR ROSS LYN ANDRUS Later on I realized that that was whatl wanted. John Lennon PATRICIA LOUISE ANGELL Children are like lanterns swung on dark night when the only stars are being born in your head. R. McAllister ALBERT ALFRED ARCAND Life has not been fully enjoyed until you have run. So run to your heart's desire. Run. A. Arcand Karen Paterson checks the weather outside the old building JOHN STEVEN AVERILL On one's hand it is much better to have fingers than toes. Neiman-Marcus ADRIANA RUTH AVILES JAM ES WILLIAM BALLINGER l'lVlan's real possesion is his memory. In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. Alexander Smtih JOANNE ANITA BARNAK In order to love, you have to care- care-from loving comes caring. J.A. Eliason CATHERINE ANN BEACH One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk. Crazy Horse KEVIN WALDEMAR BELCH ER Help them understand That a full-blooded city boy Is now a full-blooded city man. Elton John LARRY DAVID BELMONT LISSA MARIE BENNETT Where I come from it's just another carrot in the patch. Where do you come from stranger? R. Brautigan VALLEE GAE BENZ All-experience is an arch on which to build. Unknown CAROLYN MARGARET BERG The worst sin towards our fellow creatures is not to harm them, but to be indifferent to them: that's the essence of inhumanityf' G.B. Shaw Two of our section editors, Sue Henderson and Lance Scherer, busily working on this book. TERRY LEE BJORNSON CYNTHIA ANN BLUE If all the experience in the world was added up in money, there would be no need for Social Security. Unknown KATHLEEN JOAN BOICE His Life is the light that shines through the darkness-and the darkness can never extinguish it. John 1 : 3 TRUDY LOUISE BOSTRUM If anybody can show someone on the ground how to see a thousand miles, it will be Jonathon Livingston Seagull. Sullivan Seagull MICHAEL ROBERT BOYCE H, . . sideways! M. Boyce KEVIN CHARLES BROOM wi 5, , W e v KATHRYN LEE BROWN I have heard talk and talk but nothing is done. Good words mean nothing unless they amount to something. Chief Joseph TURRELL MARIE BURFORD Dance is a religion, and should have its worshipersf' Isadora Duncan JAMES JOHN CARLSON I can do a doublespinner' before you count to three. Joey Dec and The Starlighters ROBERT JOE CARTWRIGHT We're eyeball to eyeball and the other dude just blinked. Dean Rusk MOLLIE NOEL CHAPMAN I feel our capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. Unknown JAN MARIE COLEMAN 'Though life's road is full of corners, remember that around every bend lies a new horizon, a beginning not an end. J. Coleman KAREN IRENE COONE Oh people look around you- it's there. Where your hopes must fly there's a seabird above you flying in one place like Jesus in the sky- Jackson Brown BRIAN MICHAEL CREAMER It just goes to show, Things are not what they seem. Mick Jagger ROBERT BURTON DAGG It is a wise man who learns from past experience, but wiser still is the man who learns from others. Unknown JOHN MARTIN DAVIS ANNE ELAINE DEPUE None of us will ever be the same. Golda Mier SHARON SUE DIGHT RICHARD ALLAN DUNCAN KATHLEEN ANNE DUNN It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye. Antoine De Saint-Exupery PAUL JOSEPH EBERHARTER We promise according to our hopes and perform according to our fears. Francois, Duc de la Rochefoucould BRUCE Pl-IILLIP EDENS Probably the greatest, yet most difficult contribution that every person can make to the world is simply to be himself. B. Edens MARY HI EDMONDS If we only have love-then tomorrow will dawn and the days in our years will rise on that morn. Brel SHELLEY ANNE ENDRESEN With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Desiderata VICKI LEE ESSIG Be at peace with God- whatever you consider him to be. Anonymous RAMONA DEE FANJUL The appearance of things changes according to the emotions,Aand thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the ma ic and beaut are reall I g Y y ln ourselves. Kahlil Gibran , ,. - VJ. Brian Henshaw and Ulrich Abramowski study in the senior lounge 'WH K es SHARON ANNE FARCY Love is an ocean of emotion surrounded by expenses. Unknown KEVIN MARTIN FEENEY BRUCE BURL FIANDER In front of every man there is a door Find the key to your door and it will open. B. Fiander DALE KIR BY FLODIN Ford rules. D. Flodin JOHN STEPHEN FOX WANDA MAY FRANKLIN A day is wasted without laughter. Nicolas Chamfort GARY ARTHUR FROHNING 'AListen, I don't apologize for being hard to know: I am whatl am. Rod McKuen , .IANINE ANNE FUNCI-IESS I want to laugh because laughing is easy. Seals and Crofts LISA DIANE GALKO Tis what I love determines howl love. Unknown CAROLYN ELLEN GANGMARK I will cradle those days 'till they hatch into sonnetsf' C. Gangmark BRENDA KAY GIRTMAN ALAN CURTIS GLASER 'To have friends, a man must show himself friendly. Proverbs MACGREGOR GORDON We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from life. Oscer PATRICIA ANN GRAY Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, thc evidence of things not seen. Hebrews II: l DONNA GAIL GREEN A happy face means a glad heart. Proverbs SUZANNE ELIZABETH GREENWAY Some moss and autumn night you will see me, transparent, floating in your fireplace. S. Greenway VICKI ANN HAHN I'll just spend my life waiting for that special moment. V. Hahn WENDY LYNN HALLETT Be not too hard for life is short, and nothing is given to man. Christopher Logue DEBORAH RUTH I-IALVORSEN You have the freedom to be yourself, your true self, here and now, and nothing can stand in your way. j.L.S. KIM BERLEE HANBY Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows .... and joy in all things shall be reflected. Helen Keller DANA BRUCE HANFORD, JR. Don't kick the cows, jeff, and dont' run into any bum steers or CREEPSV' S. Spoon DAVID LORAN HANNON It feels good, do it. Unknown PAUL WILLIAM HANSON, JR. When you get very angry, think about it. Is it worth it? Man's life isn't that long. W. Hanson DAVID BRIAN I-IAWKINS There's a feelingl get when I look to the West and my spirit is crying for leaving. jimmy PagefR. Plant JULIA STAR HAYWARD The windows of my soull throw wide open to the sun. John G. Whittier SUSAN IRMA HENDERSON Now we have nothing, and they call it progress. I.B.W. Henderson BRIAN FREDERICK HENSHAW It is one thing to itch for something and another to scratch it. Chester Mullins PATRICIA MEDLINDA HENSHAW Do lovely things, not dream them,-all day long. Kingsley fAboveJ Pat Prichard and Jan Coleman officiate ap pep assembly. Kbelowj Dave Tiffany turns away from his work to look at the camera. SCOTT ESTEL HERREN I I can't believe I ate the whole thing. A.K. Seltzer JEAN LOUISE HEY How shalll go in peace and without sorrow ? The Prophet JOHN EDWARD HOFFSTATER M59 Ford, Ya-Ho J. Hoffstater CYNTHIA ANNE HOLMES Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father. James I : 17 PAULA ANNE HODDENPYLE We are not people who turn back and are last. Instead we have faith and are saved. Hebrews 10 : 39 TODD LEE HOUBREGS The stream of life is deep and swift. Itwill take all I have to keep from drowning. Ben LONNIE LEE HOWARD MARCIA LOUISE HOWERTON The mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into singing, and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands. M. Howerton LINDA ANN INGLEBRITSON In watermelon sugar the deeds were done and done again as my life is done in watermelon sugar. Richard Brautigan CAROL MARGARET JACOBI MARK V. JACOBSEN RANDY NEAL JERNIGAN Worry is a word I don't allow myself to use. Dwight D. Eisenhower BRIAN CARTER JOI-I NSEN You should see my world, and meet my kind, before you judge my mind--- Blue collar. C. Turner EARL CAMERON JOH NSON It is easy to be good, but it takes courage to be great. Unknown ROBIN LEE JOHNSON Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. Ps. 30:5 JAMESJAY JOHNSTON Bunn Walls JAN LOUISE KALLGREN I'm gonaa get up and make my life shine! PATRICK BERNARD KENNY Like the fool I am, and I'll always be - - I've got a dream. Jim Croce KENNETH HOWARD KIDDER I want to be alone! Greta Garbo KATHLEEN MARIE KINGERY It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy that makes happinessf, C.H. Spurgeon BILLIE MAUREEN KLEIN A'Musie and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul. Plato CYNTHIA SUSAN LAM BERT We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. Longfellow BYRON LOUIS LEE For man is not out of womang man was not created for the sake of the woman, but woman for the sake of man. I Corinthians I0 MARY LAI YING LEE The secret of success is constance to purpose. Disraili NORMAN LIND There's a destiny that makes us brothers -- none goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own! Edwin Markham WENDY ROBBINS LINDBERGH The image is found to be as far behind the mirror as the object is in front. C.E. Dull, H.C. Metcalfe, IE. Williams John Walls takes a break in the lunchroom WARREN KELLY LIPPENCOTT MARK ANTON LU BOVICH Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. R.W. Emerson TANYA LUNDGAARD Sometimesl feel like l've been tied to awhipping post. Gregg Allman MARY LISA MEIER MICHAEL FRANCIS MENALIA A task worth doing and friends worth having make life worth living. M. Menalia SUSAN LYNN MICH ELS All that live must die, passing through nature to eternity. William Shakespeare RAMONA GAYLE MOORE And if l have all the faith so as to transplant mountains, but do not have love, I am nothing. l Corinthians l3+2 LUKE ELCOCK MORGAN, JR. C'est la vie, t'ain't no biggyf' L. Morgan IRENE EMILE MURPHY And let's never be ashamed of our innocence, of the child within us. Let's never give up our dreams. Unknown ROBERT ALMAN MCILWAIN I am, I think, just an ordinary person that works hard. Paul fBearl Bryant VERNON JOHN NAKATA Time is not measured by the passing ofthe years, but by what one does, what one feels, and what one achieves. Nehru RUDOLFO VERGARO NARTE PATRICIA ANDREA NELSEN Nudibranches. '. . .with any means and extremes it deems. ' S. 'Whale' Chamberlin GREGORY JOHN NELSON JOEL DEAN NELSON JEAN EMIKO NISHIMORI MaybeI can charge the world before it ehanges me. B.-I. Thomas MARLYS LOUISE OERTLI . . . there's a sweet dream on my mind, there's a song inside me. james Taylor THOMAS JAM ES OLSON Gayle Moore straddles the horse to demonstrate her gymnastic ability. JAMES O'MALLEY SHERRI VAL PALMER And a new day will dawn for those who stand long, and the forests will echo with laughter. Led Zeppelin KATH ERINE JOYCE PARKER The future becomes the present, the present the past, and the past turns into everlasting regret if you don't plan for it. Tennessee Williams MARY BARBARA PARKER Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. Kahlil Gibran KAREN LEE PATERSON Sail free, windblown, bound by love. K. Paterson MARY LYNNE PETERSON KIMBERLY COYLE PIPER Love is the key we must turn. Truth is the flame we must burn. Freedom, the lesson we must learn. Lesley Duncan KATHLEEN LORI POWELL Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, Life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langston Hughes JOHN MARSI-IAL PRICE PATRICK EARL PRICHARD f'Whenever possible, without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Desiderata labovel Sarah Wilt and Jan Coleman in scene from Dracula Baby. lbelowl Kathy Brown works in senior lounge. ROBIN LYNN PRICHARD The smile radiates from one, to surround all-exclamating the essence of love and understanding. Douglas James CHRISTINE RAMHORST . . . and this poem flows on Randy Okerman KATHLEEN JOY RINONOS ANNE ROBERTSON So the wise life is a festival. Emerson MATTH EW GARY ROM ERO TIMOTHY CORPUZ ROM ERO A hope beyond the shadow of a dream come true. if avi 2 il? 1 3 1f 1- 'lv' .. 1 .4 . sas. if if 'Qir KRISTINA RUDOLPI-I Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimesl just sits. Unknown LAURIE DELEEN RUSSELL Horses are my thing: whereverI may land. L. Russell MARK WILLIAM SALO Seldom does a man exceed his own expectionsf' Pete King LANCE GENE SCH ERER Behold the turtlel I-Ie makes progress only when he sticks his neck out. Boo NORA LEONE SERGENT Remind me never to grow so old that I cannot keep summer in a shoe-box. N. Sergent KEVIN .ION SI-l ELDON TH E most spectacular wipe-out fcrazy malahinejn K. Sheldon ELIZABETH ANN SHRYOCK Emotion is outwardly loving to all he meets, but sensitivity has the ability to care inwardly for all. E. Shryock JOHN SCOTT SIEGFRIED DAVID CURTIS SMITH lVIayI never run out of things to understand them, and the joy and knowledge it takes to appreciate them. D.C. Smith BRUCE LEE SPOOR Enjoy life. Life is but a purple frog. B. Spoor SH ERI SPRING DAVID BRIAN STAGEBERG Silence is the understanding of fools, and one ofthe virtues ofthe wise. Boileau ROSE MARY SUNDBERG It's all a matter of course.I mean it changes every day. IC. Brown RUSSELL DUANE SWANSON Sin lies only in hurting other people unnecessarily. All other 'sins' are invented nonsense. fI'Iurting yourself is not sinful- just stupid.l Lazarus Long RICHARD PAUL SWENSON You know it don't come easy Ringo Starr STEVEN TARABOCI-IIA A'I'm livin' livin' livin' life withall its ups and downs, I'm givin' givin' givin' love and smilin' at the frowns. Sly and the Family Stone ,IOANNE TEAL You can't appreciate unless you suffer, and that's the price you pay for happiness. Unknown PEGGIE OLIVIA THOMAS III keep a green bough in my heart, the singing bird will come. Old Chinese saying .IUDITH ANN THOMPSON You're probably wondering why I'm here, and so am I. Frank Zappa KAREN CYNTHIA THOMPSON There are no bad days, just some are better than others. Kathy Kingery Kim Piper, Susan Waring, Tanya Lundgaard, and Janine Funchess discuss what they've just seen in open heart surgery. I 4 4 I . ,fa 5, il JILL SUSAN THYHOLT Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see your shadow. Helen Keller DAVID JAMES TIFFANY Long were the days of pain I have spent within these walls. Kahilil Gibran RONALD JAMES TIFFANY Us and them. . , and in the end we're only ordinary men. Pink Floyd JILL WOODWARD TODD Friendship is like sunshineg it warms your soul on a cold day. Unkown GEROCK H. VESTMAN We confess our little faults only to persuade others that we have no great ones. La Rochefoucauld JOHN EDWARD VINCENT Life, One thing led to another and before we knew it, we were dead. National Lampoon JOHNNY EUGENE WALLS SUSAN CLARISSA WARING I'm being followed by a moon shadow, Cat Stevens JOHN DANIEL WHEALDON TED DOUGLAS WHITED WAYNE I-IUNTLEY WILKINSON KATHRYN WILLIS The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. Robin Dranath Tagore DOUGLAS JAMES WILLMAN If anyone wants to clap'. . . now is the time to do it. A.A. Milne IRENE DELORES WILSON Friendship is a little word, it's people that make it big. Unknown lleftl Colleen Lemons and John Wilson share lunch outside. lrightj Mike Boyce visits Santa so all his dreams will come true. lOpp. pagej Paul Eberharter studies the chessboard. Missing persons: Kimberlee Ann Bennett Sheila Lorraine Broatch Sharon Brodeur Kimball Forsling Bill Hart Bruce Jimmy DAVID GERARD YOUNG I am rather like a mosquito in a nudist camp-I know I ought to do, but I don't know where to begin. Stephen Bayne Steve Jimmy Sarah Joan Matheson Barbara Kyle Robinson Steven Frank Trotter James Bacon Vaughan, III Theresa Louise Sparks JOHN ALBERT WILSON I am the eternal optimist, when things are looking bad I look in my cup and say, 'Look, there's still some in it! Unknown SARAH SABRINA WILT JIM WYMER JULIA ANN WYRUCHOWSKI I must have missed the boat you were 0n.- I ask you where we're going and you keep naming places. Unknown DEBORAH JEAN YEO . . . And if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Frederick S. Perls BRUCE ALLEN YOUNG Let you be you, let me be me, That's Harmony. Sly Stone You 're not getting older, you 're getting better Oh, the joys of being an upperelassman, at last. And suddenly our older friends won't be around forever. First in nothing, second in most-homecoming float and annual sales. And trailing the rest with our illomened Christmas decorations. We feel glad in the knowledge of having made it V4 of the way with these old friends. Hb? 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A year of a hundred changes in things around us and in ourselves. 4 i K it 115 Steve Aalvik Jeff Adair Cindy Albee Biz Alpaugh Charlotte Araneda Fred Araneda Paul Arcand Anna Arkanayak Eva Arnariak Dorothy Barnes Cathy Barto Craig Belcher Bruce Belling Rick Belling Mary Belmont Julie Bennett Gene Berg Ken Berg Ross Berganio Pete Biggs Jack Binns Terry Blythe Pete Boileau Twila Bolton Cheryl Boyce Mary Brewer Beth Brown Scott Brown Robert Bucklin Randy Buesser Kim Burke David Burt Robert Callaham Cheryl Carter Tina Chapman Don Christianson Rah, Rah, Sophomores? X M W 'G kg! ,fe . 7 f'.,vWs,,, L7 ,4 Eg mr if ,.. , ff ,W 1 V 2 9 4 I ia Irie 'WE i Fx tif' -uf: ,,-, L .,.. f up ,Q -, ..,, . 5 1 .,. sf , ,I I f if ,. f:. ' : We 417' 7 , f :K 1 vi, 32 '. er 4 'f it V w Z I Z' 'L fy L if f 1 f 2 ., Z.. I . , f, o ne iii 1 , nr J, , .. 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Right: Linda Kaivola, Julie Bennett, Kareese Swanson and Becky Parker display beautiful form in P.E. and their archery stance isn't bad eitherl i fw at J J QE? it uf' , .... K , as Q. . el K .Mil f xl' . :f 4 t Q 'Ji fi 1- 'A ' 1' 715 . ,iv ' 1 ff ? f ,Q W, if,'2,s, ' fi, 52, , er ww-4534. Q . fs , i vs it if ,mf X .S .t,f.t ,,.t . E l .2 I i 'ini' 5 -MQ2,ii'f, I 1. ,mn .l Qi if 5' R. H- L tg ,. - ,. li .Q ,,,, , by ji, 'M M ,, ' -or-M. , . ' 'H-... f f Si X I ie 5 A-as-If l H0 I vi 3 Jam , 9 gs i , E faynl i 'nf ia. if f K H . ig , .1 -kk J . TY, ' . fi:f.'g.i wg, if 2,-seg, ----,, , Mark Silver Yvonne Smith Mark Sommers Richard Sparks Tom Sprgue John S tageberg J f.'f L 1 Hi 'fesse',f' f ga ii? W' V we ,.?:.:.fa- Eiga we is is - 6 .A . ,k.- 'V 5 if :cgu were ,R 5 Ya K ,,, -was :W .t:- . 1- mig plli f:si!i'liifiiE5' esiifl lrrrfr Q lv 2 Stacy Stevens ' - e11 PaulStotts L5 2 I V Mark Sutton Kareese Swanson ,y, V Jeannie Swenson ii Nancy Teal ' i y ltes A J , , .ib Charlie Thornborrow H Q rlu QQ, ,il Gloria Ugles 2 f ' Pete Ugles 5: V x Terry Walls lll S Bngnwanng ,ails ' Mary Ann Watkins ,-.v , 'ii P 15 is ala .kL, 'm: e i: 's-rif f . ' 'f .am-.. rewa- Geoff Wells Kevin Widen Tobin Wightman ' ' ' Mark Wilson Andy Wilt e -- Dave Woodman 4' na ' f:':' fx1-,, f ii . is QQ Missing Persons: Kevin Burger Terry Hammond Sally Cammarota Chris Kowall Liz Wyruch0WSki Curt Carlson Mark Marimon Annette Young Jim Carter Bruce Reynolds Mike Dumford Rory Sheldon The freshmen were unusually spirited this year fOr at least ZW of the class were.l Freshmen came in: lst in homecoming activities, lst in A.S. B. card sales, and lst in Christmas decorations. They are the first freshmen class since 1971, to provide the seniors with any competition for achievement day. Qgflf' if '1 .w 4 Frosh 1 st in Float Competition Lynne Aalvik Sandra Albee Larry Allen Pam Allen Walter Altherr Matt Anderson Kathy Archer Glenn Ballinger Shelly Ballinger Jeanie Barto Diane Beach Lori Beach Gary Beemer Dinah Bennett Mike Bennett Helen Bentzien Jon Blodgett Mark Blymer A ., f Hz VME. 1- , A ' Z 'img ., ' yay f 1 nrty D B 135,251-,,, ,I 'M U AJ if E' f' Zfw, QW 5A,t,r1Gf :Win ,,,, A , I , Aj' Q '9 7, rziaffflf P .Z 'SSW7' r, J A ,f , , 7 fi? ' Til 1 ,wif e mf-W-',,i , 2: mm, . saw f - x 1, iiIff,4E,f'iff?'E'?THL ' ' W1 lf' : 'mf Bill Blythe D' Joy Boileau Debbie Bostrum K Tom Bouck f' Jeff Brandenburg Terri Brennan A eelatt Pat Broom Pat Brown Brad Bruhahn Judy Burford Cary Burke Debbie Callaham Chris Campbell Tanya Capps Lynn Cauthers laura Chambers Lynn Christorpherson Iauran Cole ,,,,,,7,,.,,1 ,,,. , , , ,, 41. 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F 5 3 2 'Q -T M 2, itii to 5 4 ig I Zan! , A VM 'Q .32 3 W ,fa C 5. ir' -,, ,, , as ftiwSgrwaagwwggaeilafwfggiiivtiia ggi 'Ai -wir, 5, twig We z1,s3,w,Q Z W, -,rg 432 4 ' in ,Wt if , at in ff N, 1 ,Q K A. 5 :V 1 few jeff tiff? ifziwhrh ,M -v',.f:wf-- :viz 5' r ,vu-m-wma, f w f we A i ., ti,, M it,, iii, fs C M e ' ' ' -..W ,i,- f W if 2 M 7 7' Valerie Cole Sylvia Combs Gladys Coupchiak Rick Crateau Maury Cronin Doug Curtis Ed Czebator Brad Daquila Matt Dickerman Perry Dumford Brian Dunn Rick Dunn Mimi Dupar Jeannette Dusenberry Bill Eisenhardt Ron Ellingsen Scott Endresen Karl Erickson Yvonne Felzmann Ann Flodin Michelle Fox Cindy Franz Jane Freeman Jill Frey Karin Frost Cindy Fullerton Susan Gangmark Ray George Kevin Gibson Frank Gilkey Melinda Grant David Gunn Rick Hagerman Rocky Hahn Don Haiman Andra Hall Amy Hallett Susan Hanby Bob Hanford Lori Harding Brandon Harnisch Cindy Harris Kathy Hart Percy Henderson Jim Hey Scott Hoffstater Mike Horishige Donna Hough Karen Howell Vicki Jackson Anne Jacobi Claire Johnsen Mark Johnson yetr J 2 ' 5323 1 a gm af Wm ff , 3 ,E , ,X wi f ,A2,,,,,q,W,.f,,, sera' . 1Wii?fbi?f ' 25551 L wrr,w,rm1rf'f M2154 iw V A wr- ' 'P 2 ' ' aa ' i 2 ' Lf je ff F A , . rv-Q 'W' z fa- ff,gxw 'V .5 1 M Aff' . i , 1 W ' , A - ,,V- ' ' 'f i' Q f J fi' f fill' 1 'Sf al ' J V If if , 5 9 V VW - gr , '41 of A k If 'Fr Qsifr 'K ,, , .W ,, aa Q ,,,yi M g g ,ag y -Ziff tr ,i,, . ,V ,M ,ff- v w. , f' f' .- Y' L A , g,..,.,., W., J, ,1'Z ' 15, awk in , J asv if n Q aa Q D 2 a di? wi 'X if ,,r J ' Vx lla. 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Don King Brad Klein Kevin Knight Steve Knudsen Susan Kruller Ken LaFrance Ann LaGrandeur Lori Lemons Jan Lenington Gary Lindstrom Lynn Livingston Jim Loria Craig Lundgren Debbie Lundgren Lori Lunn Linda Lyon Chuck Madden Jane Malbon Greg Marken Craig Mathews Margaret Mazzotta Dan Menalia Liz Mills Mary Mirkovitch Susan Moji David Monsaas Kathy Morgan Bill Muir Mary McPharlin Tim McPharlin Leslie Nakata Tony Narte Zenaida Narte David Nelson Joanne Nelson Bill Nelson Nancy Nesheim Kathy Oblack Peggy Olsen Jinks Parker Tom Peters Debbie Peterson Tim Phillips Tom Piehl Holly Plescher Charles Price Sheila Prowse Shelly Prowse Susan Purbaugh Eric Quitsland Rick Rapada Brian Richardson Dino Rinonos Claire Roberts Patty Rois Rosa Romero Joanne Russell Melita Rustja Jill Russom Susan Schauer Kathy Selva: John Shaw Suzanne Silver Rob Sinnett Audrey Smith Brian Soderberg Rae Spoor 2 ,, -,ye V ' fi 1 is , i .V :rar ..,, V V fr by Egl an, . 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ADS ml 6,9 Sears PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR ANYTHING IN A SEARS CATALOG, EITHER BY PERSON AT THE VILLAGE PLAZA, OR BY PHONE AT 842-4761. Jims Antiques THERE IS MORE TO THE EYE THAN JUST JUNK AT JllVl'S ANTIQUES ON WINS- LOW WAY, STOP BY AND LOOK OVER THE MANY VALUABLES .II.M HAS, St. Barnabas ST, BARNABAS IS WHERE PEOPLE BE- COME FRIENDS, AND ALSO BECOME THEM- SELVES, Model Cleaners DRY CLEANING IS THEIR BUSINESS, MODEL CLEANERS IS LOCATED ACROSS FROM THE FERRY DOCK, IF THEYIRE CLOSED, JUST DROP YOUR CLOTHES DOWN THE BUNDLE CHUTE, Ranier Glass E5 Ski RANIER GLASS AND SKI HAS A WIDE SELECTION OF SKIS, POLES, BOOTS, AND SKI CLOTHES, BAINBRIDGE ISLANDIS ONLY SKI SHOP IS BEHIND THE TOWN AND COUNTRY, 1 55 .ji if SPONSORS DR. SEAN Nl. KILLORAN DR. RICHARD BROBYN WINSLOW CLINIC DR. HARIVION ADAMS DR. MICHAEL H. CABLE J. R. SHERRARD INC. P.S HOFFMANXCAM PBELL ARCHITECTS Soybeans N 'Such BAINBRIDGE ISLANDIS ONLY NATURAL Fooos STORE, LOCATED ON w1NSLow WAY, HEALTHY Room FOR A HEALTHY BODY! 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Boice, C. 43,124 116 63,108,109 Boileau, J. 124,126 Boileau, K. 70,108 Boileau, P. 116 Bolton, T. 116 Bonzon, G. 57,76 Bostrom, D. 63,124 Bostrom, T. 28,33,67,88 Bouck, N. 63,108 Bouck, T. 124 Boyce, C. 33, 116 Boyce, M. 70,88 Brady, G. 108 Brady, L. 109 Brandenburg, J. 71,124 Brandenburg, L. 28,108 Brastad, S. 108 Brennan, T. 57,124 Brewer, M. 116 Brisseue, L. 76 Broom, K. 51,88 Broom, P. 43,124 Brown, B. 116 Brown, D. 43,76 Brown, K. 89,100 Brown, L. 108 Brown, L. 63,108 Brown, P. 43,124 Brown, S. 40,42,116 Bruhahn, B. 43,124 Bucklin, R. 116 Buesser, R. 116 Burford, J. 124 Burford, T. 25,33,89 Burger, K. 28 Burke, C. 124 Burke, K. 116 Burt, D. 116 Bussell, G. 75 Bussell, M. 108 C Callaham, D. 55,124 Callaham, R. 116 Campbell, C. 50,124 Campbell, D. 47,108 Capps, T. 63,124 Canfield, C. 108 Carlson, J. 70,89 Carter, C. 116 Cartwright, B. 47,89 Cartwright, H. 108 Clark, K. 108 Clements, F. 117 Clements, L. 63,108 Clements, R. 111,117 Cole, K. 33,117 Cole, L. 124 Cole, V. 125 Coleman, J. 63, 89,94,100 Colvard, D. 71,117 Combs, D. 67,108 Combs, S. 125 Coone, K. 89 Coone, R. 117 Coppo, P. 57,63,108 Corpuz, A. 117 Coupchiak, G. 125 Crateau, D. 55,117 Crateau, R. 125 Creamer, B. '89 Cronin, M. 125 Cronin, T. 57, 109 Cross, C. 117 Cui-tis, D. 26,50,125 Czebator, E. 125 D Dagg, B. 51, 89 Daquila, B. 125 Davis, J. 89 Dawson, A. 117 Dawson, C. 57,109 Dayton, C. 76 Depue, A. 90 Devin, PL. 40,42, 109 Dewar, G. 50,76 Dickerman, M. 125 Diehl, B. 40,42,117 Diehl, E. 109 Dight, S. 28,90 Dolph, W. 109 Dudik, D. 117 Dulnford, P. 125,129 Dumford, T. 109 Duncan, R. 90 Dunn, B. 43,125 Dunn, K. 90 Dunn, P. 40,42,55,117 Dunn, R. 43,125 Dupar, C. 33,117 Dupar, J. 33,117 Dupar, M. 33,125 Dupar, T. 109 Dusenberry, J. 125 Dysart, L. 70,109 Dysart, S. 71,117 E Bennett, D. 124 Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Bentzien, Benz, V. Berg, C. Berg, G. Berg, K. Berg, R. J. 116, 121 M. 124 L. 87 H. 55,56,124 24,25,87 87 116 71,116 108 Berganio, R. 116 Bernhard , R. 108 Biggs, P. 28,116 Binns, C. 40,42,108 Binns, J. 40,42,116 Cartwright, S. 108 Cauthers, S. 108 Cauthers, L. 124 Chambers, L. 55,124 Chambers, R. 76 Chapman, M. 89 Chapman, T. 56, 116 Chavanu, D. 108 Christiansen, D. 116 Christiansen, J. 40, 42, 47, 117 Christiansen, R. 40,42,108,111 Christopherson, B. 117 Christopherson, L. 55,124 Claiborne, B. 43,76 Chu, M. 117 Eberharter, E. 55, 57, 67,109 Eberharter, P. 55,67, 70,90 Edens, B. 28,67,90 Edens, D. 55,117 Edmonds, M. 90 Eliason, M. 117 Endresen, S. 90 Eisenhardt, B. 50,125 Ellingsen, R. 43,125 Endresen, S. 50,125,129 Erickson, K. 43,125 Erickson, M. 117 Ernsdorff, S. 56,117 E ssig, E step, V. 90 D. F Fairbanks, M. 117 Fanjul, R. 90 Farcy, S. 91 Feeney, K. 47,58 Feeney, T. 48,117 Felzmari, A. 117 Felzmann, Y. 125 Ferguson, B. 77,63 Fiander, B. 91 Fields, P. 117 Field, B. 77 Flett, R. 109 Flieder, S.. 109 Flodin, A. 125,63 Flodin, D. 91 Foster, C. 117 Foster, L. 117 FOX, J. 91 Fox, M. 125 Franklin, W. 91 Franz, C. 125, 55 Frease, S. 42,40,117,48 Freeman, J. 125,128 Friese, L. 117,63 French, R. Frey, J. 125 Frohning, G.70.., 91 Frost, K. 126 Fuhrer, K. 77 Fujinari, E. 109 Fullerton, C. 126 Funchess, J. 91,102 G Gabriel, M. 109 Gaines, B. 109 Galko, L. 92 Gall, B. 53,109 Gangmark, C. 92 Garber, M. 109 Garber, N. 117 George, B. 117,121 George, R. 43, 53, 128,126 Gibson, K. 43,126 Gilkey, F. 50,126 Girtrinan, B. 92 Glaser, A. 92 Glosten, B. 109 Goethals, R. 109 Gompf, R. 117,55 Gordon, M. 92,40,42 Gorman, D. 58,40, 77 Grant, M. 126 Gray, P. 92,28,67 Green,'D. 118,67 Green, D. 92 Greenman, J. 118 Greenway, J. 55,40, 118,42 Greenway, S. 28,92 Griffith, K. 118 Gritten, J. 57,109 Groves, S. 109 Gulbranson, M. 109 Gunn, D. 43,126,53 Gunn, J. 55,109,40,42 Guthridge, K. H Haggerman, R. 43,126,53 Hagerman, V. 118 Hahn, R. 126 Hahn, S. 109 Hahn, V. 92 Haimon, D. 126 Hall, A. 126 Hall, C. 109 Hallett, A. 126 Hallett, 67, 92 Halvorsen, D. 93 Hammond, A. 63,109 Hammond, T. Hanby, K. 63,93 Hauby, s. 126,63 Hanford, B. 126 Hanford, D. 93 Hannon, D. 40,42,93,48 Hansen, J. 118 Hanson, B. 93,55 Harding, L. 126,63 Harnisch, B 126 Harris, C. 126 Harris, S. 109 Hart, B. 116 Hart, B. 118 Hart, J. 109 Hart, K. 126 Hart, R. I Inglebritson, L. 95 J Jackson, V. 63 Jacobi, A. 57 Jacobi, C. 95 Jacobsen, C. Jacobsen, M. 95,70 Jameson, K. 118 Jernigan, R. 95 Jimmy, B. Jimmy, S. Johansson, A. 78 Johanson, S. 118 Johanson, T. 110,57 Johnsen, B. Johnsen, C. Johnson, E. Johnson, M Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Johnson, R. Johnson, V. Johnston, J. 95 33 47, 95 43 67, 118 118 95 118, 56, 76 40, 42, 95 Lenington, R. 110 Lewis, C. 119 Liewer, P. 110,55 Lind,. N. 96,70 Lindbergh, L. 119 Lindbergh, W. 96 Lindstrom, G. 127 Lippincott, K. 97 Livingston, L. 127,33 Livingston, M. 110,47,40,42, 58 Long, T. 119 Lowe, M.A. 110 Loria, J. 127 Lubovich, M. 97 Lubovich, R. 110 Lungaard, D. 119 Lundgaard, T. 97,102 Lundgren, B. 40,110,42 Lundgren, C. 127 Lundgren, D. 55,127,63 Lunn, J. 110 Lunn, L. 127 Lyon, L. 127 M Murray, N Nakata, Nakata, Nakata, Nakata, M. 119 J. 111 K. 119 L. 127 V. 98 Narte, D. 111 Narte, P. 40,112,111 Narte, R. Narte, T. 127 25, 98,58,24 Narte, Z. 127 Naugle, Nielsen, Nelp, P . Nelsen, Nelsen, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, J. S. 78 111 K. 119 P. 67,98 B. 127,50 M. 119 D. 127 G. 98 J. 127 Joel, 98 K. 111 P. 119,51 McAllister, C. 26,78,67 Hart, W. 109,53,67 Hartman, P. 109, 67 Hatcher, M. Hawkins, D. 109 93 Hayward, C. 118 Hayward, J. 93 Heald, R. 77 Heeney, R. Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, Henderson, 109,53 L. 118 M. 118 P. 126 S. 88,70, 92 Julty, R. K Kaivola, K. 110 Kaivola, L. 118,121 Kallgren, J. 96 Kaufman, C. 118 Henshaw, B. 90,92 Henshaw, P. 92 Herald, V. 109 Herren, S. 94 Hey, J. 94 Hey, J. 43,126 Hey, K. 119 Hicks, D. Hicks, S. 118 Hicks, S. 118 Hicks, T. Hirzel, P. 77 Hislop, L. 78 Hobbs, J. Hofhnan, B. 109,63 Hoffstater, H. 109,54-3,63 Hoffstater, J. 94 Hoffstater, S. 126 Hogue, B. 118,48 Holmes, C. 94 Holt, D.'118,53,42 Holt, M. '78, 55 Holt, M. 118 Hoodenpyle, P. 94 Horishige, B. 109 Horishige, M. 126 Houbregs, T. 94,51 Houck, K. 118 Hough, D. 126 Howard, L. 95 Howard, W. Howell, K. 126 Howerton, D. 118 Howerton, M. 95 Hurt, J. 118,71 Hutchinson, J. 118 Kaufmann, S. Kelly, C. 43 Kenny, P. 96 Kerkes, D. Keys, V. Kidder, K. 25,96 Kinchler, R. King, D. 127 King, T. 118, 121 McAllister, R. 26,78 Mcllwain, B. 119, 98,f70,47,58 Mcllwain, J. 40,42 McJunkin, M. 119,33- McKibben, M. 55,110 McKi:m, S. 119 McMillan, J. 77,74 McPhar1in, M. 127 McPharlin, Tim 127,71 MoPharlin, Tom 110 Madayag, G. 26,119 Madden, Cheryl 56, 63,110 Madden, Chuck 127 Maddock, Beth Malbon, J. 127 Marken, G. 43,127 Nesheim, D. 119,57,119 Nesheim, N. Nesheim, M. 63,111 Ness, R. 111 Ness, Rob. 119 Nickell, 119,67 Nishimori, Jean 98 Nunamaker, N. 75 0 Oakley, M. 53,119 Oblack, K. 128 Odegaard, P. 127 Oartli, M. 98 Ofsthun, M. Okada, R. 117,78 Okano, M. 119 Kingery, K. 96 Kingery, L. 110 Kirkman, K. 110 Klein, B. 127 Klein, M. 96 Klein, P. 117,118 Knight, D. 118,121 Knight, K. 127 Knudsen, S. 127 Koser, D. 110 Kowell, C. Kruller, K. 40,118,42 Kruller, S. 55,57,127 Krutch, B. 118 Kutz, J. 133,118 L LaFrance, K. 127,43 Lagranduer, A. 127 LaGranduer, M. 119 LaGranduer, T. Lambert, C. 96 Leaf, C. 110 Lee, B. 96 Lee, M. 96 Lee, J. Lee, S. 110 Lemons, C. 110,33 Lemmons, L. 55,127,56,57 Lenington, J. 55,127 Mash, J. 121,119 Mathews, C. 43,127,50 Mathews, J. 110 Mazzotta, M. 55,57,127 Meier, Mary L. 97 Membrere, M. 119 Menalia, D. 43,127 Menalia, M. 97 Menefee, C. 110 Merill, J. 110,120 Merill, L. 119,67 Michels, S. 97 Mills, M. 119,33 Minster, B. 40,42,119 Mirkovitch, M. 127 Moench, J. 119 Moji, F. 119 Moji, S. 127 Monsaas, D. 127 Monsaas, L. 110 Moore, D. 110,53 Moore, G. 97,99 Moore, R. 119 Moore, S. 119 Morgan, K. 56,110,127,63 Morgan, L. 119 Morgan, Luke 97 Morris, Kelly 110 Moyle, C. 110,47 Muir, B.'.127 Murphy,.I. 98,56,5'7,63 Olausen, M. 79 Oleary, C. 79 Oligario, L Oliver, R. 79 Olsen, J. 119,55 Olsen, P. 128 Olson, T. 98 O'Mack, D. 63,111 O'Ma1.ley, D. 119 Orris, J. 119,40,42 P Palmer, Palmer, J. 119 S. 99 Parker, B. 121,119 Parker, D. 111,119 Parker, J. 128 Parker, K. 99 Parker, M. 24,25,99 Parkins, G. Parkins, D. 119 Parkins, S Pasco, S. 111 Patch, L. 119 Paterson, K. 57,99,86 Pedersen, R. 111 Peeler, D. 79 Peltier, T. 111 Percival, C. 119 Perry, G. 120 Peters, C. 121 Peters, G. 111 Peters, T. 128,50 Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Piehl, T. Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Philliphs, Piper, K. Pitts, L. Plescher, Plescher, Plescher, Poole, T. Potter, A B. 111 B. 111 D. 128 G. J. 40,42,12 K. 120 M. 99 W. 75 128 C. 120 P. 111 P. 120 T. 128 99,70,102 84 D. 53,111 H. 128 L. 120 111 . 111 Powell, L. 33,99,70 Prentice, Price, C. Price, J. Price, J. Price, S. Prichard, Prichard, G. 4o,79,55 128 99 111 111 P. 99,94 R. 100 Prowse, S. 128 Prowse, Shelley 128 Purbaugh, S. 128 Quistorff, K. 79 Quitslund, E . 128 R Radoc, Norva 111 Radwanskl, J. 70,71 Ramhorst ,C. 99 Rapada, J. 111 Rapada, R. 43,128 Rauch, C. 120 Reardon, T. 40 Reha, J. 111 Reid, B. Reid, G. Reynolds, 111 111 B Richardson, B. 128 Richardson, D. 111 Ringland, J. 111 Rinonos, D . 43, 128 Rinonos , K. 100 0,55 Ritzenthaler, N. 56,120,55 Rizer, B. Roberts, 120 C. 128,33 Roberts, A. 120,33 Robinson, Robinson, Ro cksta d, Ro is , . M. 43 M. 120 R. 56,120 56,128 Rollins, S. 111 Romero, Romero, Romero, Romero, Romero, Roth, A . Rudolph, Rudolph, E. 112 J. 120 M. 100 R. 128 T. 100,55 112 K. 101 M. 120 Russell, J. 128 Russell, L. 101 Russell, P. 79 Russom, J. 128 Rustja, M. 128 S Sakai, M. 112 Salanga, G. 112 Salo, M. 101 Salter, M. 112,33,8 Schauer, S. 128 Scherer, D. 40,45,47 Scherer, L. 40,42,70,101,47 Scheyer, R. 112,63 Scheyer, R. l18,116, Schmidtt, L. 80 Schneider, B. 112 Schroeder, J. 152 120, 55 Schwartz, D. 40,112,112 Schwartz, M. 120 Scott, J. 120 Searing, E. 77,74 See, P. 80 Selvar, C. 55,120 Selvar, K. 128 Sergent, N. 101 Settlemyre, D. 112 Shaw, J. 128 Sheldon, K. 101 Sheldon, R. Shryock, E. 70, 101 Shutes, K. 112 Shutes, P. 120 Shutes, S. 112 Shutt, S. 112 Siegfried, J. 40,53,4 Sievertson, M. 120 Sigler, M. 121,120 Sigurdson, 57,112 Silver, M. 31,121 Silver, S. 128,55 Sinnett, R. 128 Sievertson, S. 112 Skinner, G. 80 Skogen, S. 40,42,112 Slagle, T. 112 Sleight, D. 112 Smith, A. 128 Smith, B. Smith, D. 101 Smith, Y. 121 Snyder, N. 74 Soderberg, B. 128 Sommers, M. 121 Sparks, R. 121 Spoor, B. 101 Spoor, R. 128 Sprague, T. 121 Springer, B. 43 Stageberg, B. 43 Stageberg, J. 121 Steinman, M. 112 Steinman, P. 112 Stevens, J. 112 Stevens, S. 63,121 Stewart, E. 80 Stotts, P. 121 Strachan, M. Strachan, S. 112 Studerus, J. 56 Sundberg, R. 102 Sundberg, T. 112 Sundsten, L. Sutton, D. 50 Sutton, J. Sutton, M. 121 2,101 Sutton, N. 53,112 Swain, P. Swanson, K. 121 Swanson, R. 102 Swayne, W. 40,42,112 Swenson, J. 56,121 Swenson, R. 102 T Tabafunda, B. 129 Tabafunda, R. 112 Tanaguchi, B. 32 Tarabochia, S. 40,102,42 Tawresey, A. 80 Taylor, K. 55,129 Teal, J. 102 Teal, N. 121 Tereshita, A. 129 Thomas, M. 113 Thomas, P. 102 Thompson, E. 26,80 Thomas, R. 113,57 Thomas, R. 129 Thompson, J. 102 Thompson, K. 57,102 Thompson, M. 129 Thompson, M. 113 Thornborrow, C. 121 Thunem, S. 129 Thurston, R. 111, 113 Thyholt, J. 103 Tiffany, D. 103 Tiffany, J. 129,63 Tiffany, L. 81 Tiffany, R. 103 Torno, P. 75 Todd, J. 103 Treanor, J. 129 Trotter, S. U Ugles, C. 127,56,113 Ugles, G. 121, 55 Ugles, P. 111,121 Uglesich, N. 129 Usher, M. 129,33 Usher, T. 113 V Vail, M. 113 Vaughan, J. Vaughan, Joe 113 Vestman, G. 58,103 Vincent, J. 33,103 Vincent, K. Vincent, S. 113 Vosper, D. 43 W Wade, V. 81,55 Walls, J. 24,40,25,42,103, 96,55 Walls, T. 121 Walters, C. 77,84 Walters, J. 129 Waring, B. 121 Waring, S. 103 Watkins, M. 121 Watkins, M. 113 Welch, M. 81 Welfare, R. 129 Wells, G. 121 FISCHEL YEA HBDDKS INC ff , , M, .., Wells, Greg 112,55 Wells, S. 113 Wenzl, B. 129 West, J. 81 West, N. 113 Whealdon, D. 53,55,42,104 Whealdon, T. 129 Widen, D. 129 Widen, K. 121 Widen, S. 129 White, C. 113 Whited, T. 28,104 Wiggens, C. 113 Wightman, T. 40,42,121 Wilkinson, .W. 104 Willis, J. 19,55 Willis, K. 104 Willman, D. 104,55 Wilson, I. 104,55 Wilson, K. 56,113,63 Wilson, J. 105 Wilson, M. 121 Wilson, Matt 43,129 Wilt, A. 121,28,67 Wilt, S. 100,105 Winsor, W. 81 Wiseman, C. 113 Woodman, C. 113 Woodman, D. 121 Woodward, M. 81 Wooldridge, D. 129 Wright, J. 113 Wymer, J. 129 Wymer, T. 55,105 Wyruchowski, E. 121 Wyruchowski, J. 105 Y Yarrington, M. 129 Yeo, D. 105 Young, A. 121 Young, B. 105 Young, D. 53,105 Young, M. 71,113