Hoquiam High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Hoquiam, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 157 of the 1967 volume:

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Ad- ditions to the faculty included Jerry Anderson in physical education, health, and world problems: George Asan in western civilization and sociologyg Ron Cygan in Englishg Betty Fitchner in home economics: Douglas James in choir, Joan King and Lorraine Whitlock in libraryg Myron Lee in business law, typing, and business math: Lawrence Nladden in Germang Tom Thomas in swimmingg and Barbara VVhitney in English. Many teachers studied to improve educational skills during the summer preceding the opening of school in September. Bill Giersch attended the University of the Americas in Mexico City, John Hogan directed Blithe Spirit as part of the re- quirements for his Master's degree at Eastern Washington -State College, Don Holmlund re- ceived his h'Iaster's degree at Central Washington State College, and Bill Jamison studied at Wash- ington State University. Other teachers who devoted the summer to study included Mary Kreps at Pacific Lutheran University, Myron Lee at Central Washington State College, and Susan Swanson at the University of Washington. Prin- cipal Don Spencer also attended summer sessions at the University of Washington. Activities out of school strengthened friendships between teachers and students. Chosen chairman of the Sunshine Kids Drive, Mr. Jamison planned the overall program which included selling Christ- mas trees, collecting toys and giving radio broad- casts. Members of SHOUT added their efforts to provide happy holidays for the children of Grays Harbor. As counselors, three faculty members-Dorothy Ladley, Kenneth Leach, and Peter Hegg-pro- vided hours of thoughtful advice to students concerning academic and personal problems. In addition to counseling, Mrs. Ladley advised AFS, FTA, and SHOUT, Mr. Leach supervised ac- tivities of the Honor Society: and Mr. Hegg coached golf. The faculty regretfully noted the retirement 'of John Rooney, mechanical drawing teacher, at the end of the year. THE HESPERIAN staff pays tribute to him for his faithful and successful years as a teacher. Miss Fitchner supervises the preparation of refreshments for the Christmas party given by her home economics students for the faculty. THE PROCESS PAUL BROOK U. S. History Economics Advises: Junior Class Coaches: Swimming CHARLES ELWELL Orchestra WALTON BUTTS VIRGINIA COX Art English, Journalism Advises: Senior Class, Gazette BETTY FITCHNER BILL GIERSCH Home Economics Spanish Advises: Girls' League Advises: Spanish Club, Pep Club Coaches: Tennls 15 ir: , , li I 1 x ,zifil l . fi' wi 4 . , . , ' I ' fi ELK!--- ' f?'i?iJL22l' - .v i ii fiallf igisii pibsief FRED ALLASINA European History, U. S. History Advises: F.T.A. GEORGE ASAN Western Civilization, Sociology Advises: Boys' H Club Coaches: Basketball, Baseball JACK CURTRIGHT Physical Science, Biology Advises: Boys' Lea ue Coaches Football, Track, Wrestling FRANCES GREENLEAF Home Economics Advises: Girls' League JERRY ANDERSON Physical Education, Health, World Problems Advises: Boys' H Club Coaches: Basketball, Football ROBERT BELL Auto Shop, Metal Shop, Drivers' Training Advlses: Boys' League RON CYGAN English Advises: SHOUT DAVE GROSZ Advanced Physical Education Advises: Boys' H Club Coaches: Basketball, Football Mrs. Ladley, Mrs. Greenleaf, Mrs. Cox and Miss Fltchner ine newly-established faculty room offers Mr. Allasina a place for lesson preparation. discuss vacation plans at the faculty Christmas party. ELEVEN NEW TEACHERS CO we QVRW.: . W w Hella qaitfj, , 6' 4 1. nfl. , ,,,Q.,.,,, . . , :Wm f?m':S'i:ef ,. ,, ,, ,Um . .. W fy -' -h ,.,, 1 - wwf! 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JOAN KING MARY KREPS FLOYD LaCROI2C Librarian Engllsh, French Physical Educat-ION. Advises: Hesperian, Pep Club 16 Drivers' Training, Health PLETI ,.l,,,,,3,q,gf,gllawgm i,af4g.:..'E,.,,5f ,s.w..Wi,.,g:,5- .sfc,,,.i, 114' , .,l,,iy,,.:z.lfiN.:yf.,,fi:sa.s, -fl l rfhffw'flvfgllvlffiwl-FWREFS ,, , 51 ,, A ., ,. ,.55.,3l:,?f.,.v,,,.,?C S Q 4 lil. lt l , W .L 4: ' l 92' xiii? K 1 - , . 5 , v, l--. ff K . .Mig W -:5.::- A .- mx , , V may -212.2 -we if ' l DOUGLAS JAMES Choir f595lX f5l?f25fl'fl?5if sail rsfsl-1ll:,.Ws.e. flgigfz'-sl , me ,fl-:Km Pi . 1 .fglzf , 5, y , , ..., Pi.: mms :fl 5 f qwwli p ..mii:Qg23g4ggi' -.. :Sf f iw, fl? FW1ffvW'Wv -, .K uk':ml,mSfa2m1::5Hi4., -'iffy-f.s:,::?'9 5-Q:-fQf'5Q,i:uQ.' ,QM few f af ,,,c:.1.,i,5n-,4,,,f , ..., .. , slug - 'wiifhfir' .. wcgmj, t ,..,, ., , , gn, , .mug ., . A rl 'ze' .aff 455: 3 ' l:i!HflI?a5l!.'i'v 'QIIf .fs- siiift , Ai. l .1 ,seg ww , My 4, ,ij I . 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LAWRENCE MADDEN Advanced German Advises: German Club A , f 2.9 ,EL 'FQE1 -.Ei ' : 'zlwiaid' Bi'iQL5Sf 141, f ii---ii ,Q i Z 2, 52 f' if'i LOVELLE NELSON Bookkeeping.-Typingn Clerical Office Practice Advises: Pepsters DELBERT PURDY Biology, Psychology Advises: Science- Club RODNEV TAYLOR Modern Algebra, Geometry Advises: Concessions TOM THOMAS Swimming Coaches: Swimming MYRON LEE Business Law, Typing, Business Math Advises: Printing CHARLES MASON Band JOHN ROONEY Mechanical Drawing Advises: Boys' Council MARGARET WALDEN English 17 KENNETH LINDER Physics, Algebra, Physical Science, Geometry Advises: Audio-Visual WALTER MORRIS Business English, Typing FRANK STINCHFIELD Woodshop LORRAINE WHITLOCK Librarian X f W 'W H ' - , 'iii 5 U it 'i U? wif fi 3' Q1 , 1 i ,i i fini S mia f A i diggs, W l M, li Hg ' , ig! 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Os Eklund, Gary Utter. John Rae. BACK ROW: AI Isaak. SMOOTH OPERATIO OF PROCESS Custodians: Guy Wayman, Ed Marcusson. Warner Smith P. A. Announcers: Andy Bohrnsen, Tim Erickson. Ma,-jo,-y Sundell, 19 537 r MV QD EQ W Hg 1:65 ' A ' , ,lm fl f ' .ng-1 Q. fm, :ti ' . 215212 . i .nw l 1 x 1 sr ll f :jr 31' is .. wi. Negg-:iziuzfl - 1 if 'mira-2 FRONT ROW: Vice-President Andy Bohrnsen. President Dave Williams, Publicity Manager Bill Quigg. BACK ROW: Secretary Diane Thomlinson, Yell King Dale Nordell. Treasurer Karolyn Backholm. STUDE T COUNCII Dave Williams and Andy Bohrnsen greet Aberdeen Flivalries are overlooked as Aberdeen and Hoquiam Student Councils Student Body President Stu Childers. hold a joint meeting. 22 FRONT ROW: Dave Williams, Nancy Bowers, Mary Jo Frodel, Andy Bohrnsen. SECOND ROW: Steve Hines, Mary McKay, Diane Thomlmson, Chuck Scott. THIRD ROW: Kim Aiken, Karolyn Backholm, Hollee Mickelson, Dave Brook. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Spencer, Tim Erickson, Tom LaForest. BACK ROW: Dale Nordell, John Quigg, Bill Quigg. IRECTS SCHOOL GOVE T ,Ns ,'X.S.l5. l'resident, llave Williziiiis prepared the agenda for Board ol' Control meetings. lhe assistance of Vice- President Andy liohrnsen helped inform the student body of the council's activities. Diane lhonilinson, secretary, kept accurate minutes ol' the proceedings and Karolyn liackholm handled the finances. While Publicity lVlanager Bill Quigg enlightened the students concerning school events, Yell King Dale Nordell led the students through a year ol' pep and enthusiasm. i 'lihe Student Council strove to promote a closer relation- ship between the public and students by organizing various activities. With the community's help, the council placed trash disposal cans in areas for student use. The community witnessed the true spirit ol' the student body through other council functions which included a joint Hoquiam-Aberdeen Board of Control meeting, the hanging of a pep banner in downtown Hoquiam, the presenting of a plaque plus a lettermen's jacket to Olympic Stadium care- taker Tommy Marlow, and money-raising drives for footer buses. 23 f' FRONT ROW: Joan Weed, Melinda Nelson, Joy Gerlach, Mary Jo Frodel. BACK ROW: Becky Morris, Susan Semler, Sandy Dlxon, Peggy Blntner, Trudy Bodey, Lynelle Whlte, Elly Maas. GIRLS AND The Girls' League, headed by Mary jo Frodel, strove to be an outstanding organization of Hoquiam High. Before the open- ing of school in September, several girls cleaned and painted the concession stand at the Olympic Stadium where the League later made money to finance the year's activities. The girls fashioned candy Christmas wreaths for the hospitals and filled a Christmas basket with food and toys for a needy family. They also spon- sored a foster child in Viet Nam, sending her money, clothes, and food. The League sponsored Happiness Week in October based on Peanuts characters to promote happiness throughout the school. lrlach month they presented the Girl of the Month award to an outstanding senior girl. A Christmas program, dances after games, and the second annual style show on Valentine's Day highlighted the girls' calendar. The May Dance following the lWother's Day Tea in the gym constituted the climax of a suc- cessful year. Members of the Girls' League fashion decorations for the Mothers' Day Tea. 24 BOY T LEAGUEE Linda Webster awaits the judges' decisions at the Girls' Council Valentine's Day fashion show. FRONT ROW: Lucky Graham, Frank Creech, Rick Sauer, Mike Mickelson, Leroy Carlson, Mr. Stinchfield. BACK ROW: Dan KPISYTOYYY. Chuck Carlson, Glen Hill, Clifford Marsh, Steve Johnson, George Halvarson, Larry Provo, Jack Reeves, Steve Bowman, Tom Stafford, George Binns, Jim Hircock. SPONSOR C0 PUTER DANCE Cllff Marsh collects a tlcket from Mr. Flsher at a Basket- ball game. Advised by Mr. Bell and Mr. Curtright and directed by President Tom LaForest, the Boys' League returned Career Day to Hoquiam High. Sergeant Gary Ostlund discussed draft requirements as well as careers and opportunities for advancement in the Armed Services at a Boys' League assem- bly on February 14. On March 22,,representatives from a wide variety of occupations spoke to senior high students about various aspects of their chosen careers. The Boys' Council brightened their appearance by pur- chasing new gray sweaters to replace the outmoded crimson ones. With Mr. Stinchfield's advice, the Council cooperated with the Pepsters in ushering and maintaining order at all athletic events. Mr. Bell assists Scott Thompson and Gll Stork ln preparation for Career Day 25 L Picking grapes near Bex, in French Switzerland, proves to be quite an experience! Karen and her frlends rest on their sun porch, which ls situated over the Inn River at Madulain, after a ski trip. A.F.S. PROVIDES EDUCATIO FOB w v Karen captures memories on one of her camping trips with the Boy Scouts. Karen and her friends rest at a famous monument on the way to Plz Nair, a 10,000 foot peak in the Alps. 26 Karen tries her luck at eating the famous Swiss fondue- pieces of bread dipped into a hot melted cheese and white wine. The aid of felle, a fur placed on the bottom of sklis enables Karen to travel uphill. KARE N SWITZERLAND The first Hoquiam student to go abroad for an entire school year through the American Field Service program, Karen Linnenkohl left Seattle for New York on August 16. After ten days of travel by ship and train, Karen arrived in Tllnau, near Zurich, and greeted her new family, Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wespi, their daughters Elizabeth, 19, and Susie, 12, and their son Hansjacob, 15. While in Zurich, Karen attended a private school for girls and studied biology, chemistry, German, history, geography, and algebra six days a Week. Instead of a long summer vacation, Karen's school enjoyed a short vacation each season. During fall vacation Karen and Susie worked with eight other girls in a vineyard in French Switzerland for a week. The land is beautiful, Karen exclaimed in her letters, high snow-covered mountains, thick forests with multi-colored leaves, small chalets, narrow cobblestone roads! About the grapes, Karen said, You haven't tasted grapes until you've tasted them off the vine with a little dirt! She also visited the tiny country of Liechtenstein during fall vacation.. Concerning Christmas customs in Switzerland, Karen wrote, Cn the sixth of December Sammy Claus comes. He brings oranges, peanuts, candy and perhaps toys. He also reads out of his Claus book whether you've been good or bad. Then on Christmas Eve the Christ Child brings the presents. The candles are lit on the tree on Christmas Eve. Karen enthusiastically participated in skiing, the most popular and exciting Swiss sport. After Christ' mas her entire school journeyed to Madulain, a small village in the Alps, for a month's study of home economics. The stay in Madulain provided an opportunity for Karen to ski at St. Moritz, a Winter resort famous for its tobogganing course, and Piz Nair, a mountain of 10,000 foot elevation. ln March, Karen and the other students returned to Zurich to begin their Praktikum by working in a kindergarten nursery. During the following spring vacation Karen traveled to southern Switzer- land and ltaly and then toured Geneva and Bern with twenty-five other A.F.S. students. The year abroad provided priceless friendships and experiences for Karen. Anticipating a first- hand report of her stay in Switzerland, the students of Hoquiam High remain'proud of having had such an exceptional student represent them in an- other part of the world. l With the support of sixty-six members, the , leadership of President Roger Spencer, and the advice of Mr. Jamison and Mrs. Swanson, the International Relations Club participated in two mock United Nations. At Shoreline High School in Seattle, Bob Paylor, Barb Meyers, and Evelyn Bennett appeared on television. At this meeting the club represented four nations: Uganda, Tur- key, Greece, and Mexico. Later in the year, delegates from the club traveled to Clark College in Vancouver. .The members represented a bloc of Communist nations: the U.S.S.R., Romania, Byelorussia, Hungary, and Bulgaria. To cover expenses, members of IRC spon- sored bake sales, sold refreshments at several sports events, and organized the sale of mums for the Thanksgiving football game. l. R. C. officers enjoy a break during the Mock United Nations at Shoreline High School. I.R.C. EMBERS TRAVEL TO SHORELI E FRONT ROW: President Roger Spencer, Vice President Irene Dale, Treasurer Joan Matthews, Historian Hoilee Mickelson. SECOND ROW: Marlene Holmes, Vicki Espedal, Patti Walsh, Melinda Nelson, Mary Jo Frodel, Barb Meyers, Diana- Murnen, Bonnie Haggerty, Chris Anderson, Ruth Carmen, Gail Potter, Debbie Arnold, Dotti Cobb, Debbie Daly, Evelyn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Waples, Colleen Sotomish, Barb Ellen, Carmen Willis, Sandy Dixon, Karolyn Backholm, Sue Skinner, Mary Ann Moller, Chris Byron, Terry Major, Gwen Morton, Arja Reunanen, Karon Mackenzie, Diane Thomlinson, Nancy Bowers. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Tanner, Hilary Mann, Sheri McGuire, Chuck Scott, Steve Wetzel, Tim Wandell, Andy Bohrnsen, Harold Holm, Rick Wayman. Monte Smith, Barb Hannick, Trudy Bodey, Joy Gerlach, Carla Daily. BACK ROW: Bob Knudson, Dave Williams, Dan Ekendal, Tim Erickson, Bruce Spencer, Kim Aiken, Jon Parker, Bill Quigg, Jim McQuade, Bob Thompson, Bob Paylor, Tom Ekstrand, Dave Brook, Karen Martinson, Terri Beegle. 28 'KResolved that the foreign aid program of the United States be limited to non-military assist- ance. This proved to be an absorbing and controversial topic for this year's debate team. Under the leadership of Mr. Hogan, the team members Barb Hannick, Anne Bushey, Hollee Mickelson, Gregg Newstrand, Tom Ekstrand, and Andy Holt attended many district and col- lege meets. The team, true to Hoquiam tradition, received many honors. They placed fourth in district meets, participated in the district league meet, and received recognition by being the only junior team to receive an invitation to the tourna- ment in Pullman. In March, Barb Hannick and Hollee Mickelson further distinguished the team by placing fourth out of sixteen in competition in Olympia. s k FRONT ROW: Anne Bushey, Hollee Mickelson, Barb Hannick. BACK ROW: Tom Ekstrand, Gregg Newstrand, Andy Holt. PCREIG ID BIECT FOR DEBATE Mr. Hogan coaches Hollee Mickelson and Barb Hannick on the finer points of good debate. 29 Thirty-flve foreign exchange students representing many different COUFITFTCS aflend lY1feV'nafi0n3l Weekend- SH O T' SER V ICE I THI O Composed of members from all clas- ses, the Senior High Organization of United Teenagers completed its second year of action at Hoquiam High by promoting various worthwhile projects. The energetic group devoted many hours to raising money for the A.F.S. program through candy, doughnut, and hot dog sales. By doing this, they provided Karen Linnenkohl, Hoquiam's A.F.S. represen- tative in Switzerland, with a holiday phone call to her family. During the Christmas season SHOUT assisted the Sunshine Kids program by collecting toys and sponsoring a dance. The active or- ganization also launched the Save Our School campaign which provided the future students of Hoquiam High with a new school. In February, SHOUT sent Valentines to boys in Viet Nam, and in the spring they projected their annual Dollars for Scholars drive. Throughout the year SHOUT mem- bers organized other beneficial projects such as a campus cleanup campaign which enabled them to fulfill the SHOUT motto of Projects for Progress, and Fun in the Processfl 4 4 Nancy Dowling and Nancy Bowers, co-cnalrmen of A.F.S., outline some of the activities for International Weekend. 30 i 5 SHOUT sells doughnuts during the mid-morning break between classes to finance its many projects. DUCATIO AL PRCCESS ws- :na ' Y EDB? '7 '5 f1'f,.f 'WS Karla Hedstrom and Chris Byro Sunshine Kids Christmas drive. 31 h if 1 f n bid farewell to their favorite toys before donatlng them to the FRONT ROW: Karon Mackenzie, Trudy Bodey, Colleen Alwood, Emily Lonac, Marilyn Mallow, Diane Laaksonen. SECOND ROW: Patsy Turner, Vicki Espedal, Gay Tilly, Debbie Daly, Bonnie Haggerty, Evelyn Bennett, Janice Mollett, Marilyn Waples. THIRD ROW: Chris Anderson, Sandy Dixon, Hilary Mann, Irene Dale, Nancy Bowers, Mary Kay McBride, Nancy Dowling, Linda Ray, Tom Wetzel, Diane, Murnen. FOURTH ROW: Karolyn Backholm, Mary Ann Moller, Susan Patnude, Barb Warthen, Diane Graham, Judi Peterson, Terri Bunker, Lynelle White, Carla Daily, Barb Ellen, Pam Sandberg, Duane Little. BACK ROW: Mary McKay, Judy McQuade, Terri Beegle, Karen Martinson, Geraldine Prehm, David Reid, Bob Paylor, Mack Armstrong, Chris . Byron, Bev Lamb, Rick Manwell. F.T.A.: TO 0RROW'S LEADERS IN EDUCATIO To familiarize each member to a greater extent with the teaching profession became the goal of Future Teachers of America Club. The members adopted, the requirement that each student observe at least one class and then participate in a panel discussion of his observations. This plan provided the most ef- fective means of obtaining the desired knowledge, ln order to sponsor their annual one hund- red dollar scholarship, the club operated con- cessions at two high school basketball games and sold doughnuts during the noon hour at school. F. T. A. members elected the following officers to direct the activities of the year in cooperation with the advisors Mrs. Ladley and Mr. Allasina: Colleen Alwood, Presi-' dent: Trudy Bodey, Vice President, Emily , S Lonac, Secretary: Marilyn Mallow, Treas- , , . . . . Bev Lamb, Marilyn Waples, and Mary Kay McBride observe the teach- ureri ka-F05 Nlackenzley Hlstoflani and Diane ing methods of Miss Blackmore at Central Grade School as part of a Future Teachers project' Laaksonen, Parliamentarian. 32 AC CURACY FAIRNESS EHIZZLY fi ETTE , ft ' COMPREHENSIVE REPORTING GOOD TASTE rnfioizttweiea :V2:Ed:iif:IlIbl:'f!:? Galelies, staff member Sue Skinner arouses Sid Herzog from Lynelle White spends long hours on the Gazette opaquing. STAFF ISSUES SPECIAL THAN KSGIVIN G GAZETTES FRONT ROW: Patsy Turlner, Qebble Bur ess, Lynelle White, Charlotte Cole, Mrs. Cox. BACK ROW: Tim Erickson, Roger Spencer, Rod Ferguson, Mr. Lee. 33 Following the opening of school, the Gazette staff encountered numerous prob- lems, finding no advisor, room nor type- writers to assist in the publication of a bi-weekly newspaper. Nevertheless, a determined staff set the presses rolling with the help of Mr. Lee, who served as printer, Mrs. Cox, who accepted the position of advisor, and Mr. Holevas who provided his office for working space. Students enthusiastically received the fine eight-page special edition issued in recognition of the Thanksgiving football victory. As first semester staff members, Rod Ferguson, Debbie Burgess, Lynelle White, Tim Erickson, Roger Spencer, Patsy Turner, Charlotte Cole, and Mrs. Cox spent many hours working on the special edition during the brief vacation. She second semester found new staff members reporting events of interest in Hoquiam High. The staff included Lyn- elle White, Steve Smith, Sue Skinner, Evelyn Conine, Vera Evans, and Cheri Bailey. l LL Mrs. St. Maugham QHoIIee Mlckelsonl regards her engagement book before she tells Maitland fTom Ekstrandy that she will not open the local festival because the townspeople are like wolves waitlng for her to die. HOQUIAM HIGH'S SENIOR CLASS PI'CSCIltS THE CHALK GARDEN with Debbie Burgess Hollee Mickelson Anne Bushey haurel Qbeblaie Burgessj explains to her grandmother that she does not,wlsh to leave with her mother QFlhonda Natlonsy, whlle Maitland, Miss Madrlgal, and Judge QNorm Yatesj await her flnal decision for life. O ., FRONT RQW: Rhonda Nations, Debbie Burgess, Becky Morris, Hollee Mickelso BACK ROW: Karla Hedstrom, Vickl Sandoval. Norm Yates, Miss Whitney, To Ekstrand, Anne Bushey, Karen Martinson. 34 ' of all involved. I1. - . l'Yl Skillfully directed by Miss Whitney The Chalk Garden revealed fine dramatic talent on the part of the seniors involved. The play concerned Madrigal, an English Woman Who ap plied for a job as governess and received the position. Her duties con sisted of caring for Laurel, a sixteen year - old overly - imaginative girl Laurel lived with her grandmother, Mrs. St. Maugham, a peculiar Woman who gardened to escape old age. Mrs St. Maugham cared greatly for Laurel and spent much time with her as did Maitland the butler. Olivia, Laurel s mother, had attempted to escape the dictatorial society of London against the Wishes of Mrs. St. Maugham Olivia's decision late in life to reclaim her daughter greatly affected the lives Connie Collins, as Blg Brother's messenger, reminds the others that Freedom is Slavery Big Brother is watching you. Under his constant vigil the people of l9S4 had to live. By stressing the omnipresent Big Brother, hidden telescreens, and an all-powerful Party, George Orwell vividly portrayed a bleak world of complete Party control over men's thoughts, actions, and writings. As lovers, Winston Smith and Julia plan to escape the ever-present thought police by joining the underground. They discover, however, the Party's inexorable power as their attempt ends in failure. The living tragedy of the world of l984 culminated when Winston, once again under Party control, realized that Hhe had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother. EDUCATIO 1 FRONT ROW: Kim Brook, Bob Knudson, Vickl Sandoval, Dave Brook, Hollee Mick Dave Brook as Winston and Klm Brook' as elson. BACK ROW: Miss Whitney, Connie Collins, Karen Martinson, Karla Hedstrom Julia secretly meet under the watc fu Tom Ekstrand, Evelyn Bennett. eyes of Big Brother 35 Bob'Knudson and Chuck Scott, world-famous gymnists, perform intricate routines to add to the diversified talent of the program. Six anonymous senlors display their amazing talents of comedy and slnging with their rendition of Siberia. Directed by Mr. James, the students of Hoquiam High produced another successful Talent Search Spectacular. Chairman Andy Bohrn- sen and Master of Ceremonies Tim Wandell led the talented performers through their acts. Returned by popular demand, the Grizzly football team sang their rendition of You Gotta Have Heart. Dave Brook enthralled the audience with his performance of L'Trouble from The Music Man.', Nancy Bowers and Peggy Paulson added their talented dancing techniques to the success of the show, as did singers Karin Satlow, Norm Yates, and Chris Holmes. The skillfully-blended voices of The Dreamers brought T.S.S. to a fitting close. TALE T SEARCH PECTACULAR A I THE PROCESS O Generating the enthusiasm of the entire cast of T.S.S., the Hoqulam Hlgh School football team, led by Harold Reames, sings You Gotta Have Heart. 36 l The football team, anxiously awaiting the Hoquiarn-Aberdeen game, is honored at Senior Night, The Senior Class of 1967 enthusiastically presented the traditional Senior Night for the football team, student body and public on Thanksgiving eve before the annual Hoquiam - Aberdeen game. The entertainment, as announced by Master of Ceremonies Roger Spencer and coached by Advisor Mr. Hegg, included several musical numbers given by Karin Satlow, Karen Gustaf- i son, Chris Holmes, and Norm Yates. A number of f i Hcommercialsf' narrated by Dave Brook, proved to be especially Iigfistgirhgeggminmga-po, No, A entertaining, and' a comedy routine involving Monte Smith and ro9'a Bob Paylor received a hvely response. Students relived their grade school days with skits from Emerson, Washington and Central schools. They brought back many memories about the -w fun of recess activities, show and tell time, patrol boy picnics, ,E and song queen routines. ' The evening, climaxed by an inspirational pep assembly led by the pep staff, created excitement for the coming game and compliments for some fine senior talent. Seniors from Central, Lincoln, and St. Mary's participate in a grade school skit for Senior Night. FRONT ROW: Bev Lamb, Kathy McDougall, Gloria Jordan, Harlyne Huhta, Vlckl Close, Donna Spencer, Bobbi Brumfield, Sally Freeman, Barb Hannick, Janlce Binks. SECOND ROW: Mary Kay McBride, Nancy Dowling, Barb Ellen, Pam Sandberg, Mary Guthmann, Patti Root, Robin Walsh, Judy Worthly, Virginia Hansen, Judy Berg, Gayle Sundquist. BACK ROW: Louise Meldrich, Vicki Root, Sandi Inmon, Jlll Thompson, Terri Webber, Judy Ounsted, Kathy Lachiondo, Debbie Postma, Heidi Horne, Jane Osborne. PU PANOS AND G.A.A.: ATHLETIC lhe Egyptian dolls and wooden soldiers watch the escapades of the other toys. Pompanos presented their fourth annual water show using the theme Babes in Toyland and portraying fairytale characters such as Raggedy Ann and Andy, and tin soldiers in the setting of a toy shop. The show also included grade school children. The leadership of President Nancy Dowling, Vice- president Bev Lamb, Secretary Kathy Lachiondo, Treas- urer Heidi Horne, Scribe Jane Osborn, Junior High Representative Judy Worthly, and Advisor Miss McCormick insured the successful organization and execution of the Pompanos' activities. Under the toyshop clock, the toys patiently await their turns to perform. 38 Miss McCormick holds an informal meeting with the Girls' H Club officers. iN EDUCATIO l l Mrs. Brower scores two points fo th f It h - H club Basketball game. r e aw y at t e Facuny Vs' GMS 39 Women's Faculty and Girls' H Club members entertain fans as graceful form is displayed. Sixty-one members of the Girls' H Club en- joyed a very active year by participating in volley ball, trampoline, tumbling, line soccer, swimming, tennis,and bowling. In addition, the club presented the annual banquet for the-members of basketball, swimming, and wrestling teams and sponsored a number of slumber parties, one of which Aber- deen's Girls' H Club attended. President Karla Hedstrom, Vice-President Connie ' Collins, and Secretary-Treasurer Barb Turpin organized the Club's activities with the assistance of the advisor, Miss McCormick. l N r H Club members compete in a game of tug of war. The H Club, led by President Chuck Scott, Vice President Tim Wandell, Sgt.-at-Arms Bob Knudson, and Advisors Mr. Grosz and Mr. Asan, found itself involved in various, advantageous ac- tivities. The annual automobile safety check, sponsored by the Boys' T League, enabled the lettermen to enforce safety rules upon all drivers. i The H Club also proved to be an energetic organization by adding to its list of activities their first dance held on May 5 featur- ing the Live Five, a big name band from Portland, Oregon. Chuck Scott tacks up a sign in preparation for, the Live Five dance on May 5. BOY H AND PEP CLUBS Students Inspect the first car in the two-week vehicle safety check sponsored by the Boys' H Club, 40 JE ERATE PEP THROUGHOUT HHS Pep Club officers sell Grizzly booster buttons during the football season. Devoted pep club member pllnts pep sign to enthuse spirit of students. The Pep Club's purpose of promoting enthusiasm and sportsmanship in athletic events involved club members in an active and successful year. Membership consisted of sopho- more, junior, and senior girls who wore crimson and gray on game days, attended all home games, and made pep signs and slogans. Early in the year the club chose 'Marilyn Mal- low, Sheri McGuire, and Judy Ounsted as class leaders to assist the officers. Concentrating on Pep Week preceding the Thanksgiving Day football game, club members sold booster buttons and pep horns and made over a hundred signs in school colors for pep assemblies and the cheering section. Chris Byron as Queen and Princesses Sheri McGuire and Paula Manwell reigned over all Pep Week activities which triumphed in the defeat of Aberdeen at Olympic Stadium. Members of the Pep Club devote much time to the ereatlon of pep signs for the Thanksgivlng Day football game. 41 FFQONT ROW: Terry Major, Weezie Jenkins, Patti Walsh, Vicki Espedal. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mitby, Chris Anderson, Gail Basso, Paula Manwellf Marilyn Waples, Patsy Turner, Chris Bidwell, Pam Patnude, Nancy Bowers, Carla Daily, lrene Dale, Mrs. Nelson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Dowling, Joyce Estes, Joanie Gilbert, Bonnie Haggerty, Gayle Hutchings, Chris Johnston, Willie Kloos, Dlane Laaksonen, Kathy Lachiondo, Bev Lamb, Karen Lindberg. FOURTH ROW: Emily Lonac, Marilyn Mallow, Hilary Mann, Julianne Arthaud, Karen Martinson, J0an Matthews, Sheri McGuire, Jane Osborn, Debbie Postma, Geraldine Prehm, Karin Satlow. BACK ROW: Jean Curtis, Colleen Alwood, Delpha Schadewitz, Diane Thomlinson, Karolyn Backholm, Chris BA ET HIGHLIGHT PEPSTER YEAR Pepster President Carla Daily proudly displays tradltlonal Senior Night horseshoe to Song Queen Vicki Espedal for final inspection. One of Hoquiam High's most act- ive service clubs contributed to the successful functioning of football and basketball games. The Pepsters usher- ed and sold programs at all home foot- ball games and boosted school spirits by Wearing Pepster sweaters on all game days. They made good luck horseshoes for all of the members of the football team before Thanksgiv- ing. On December 8, the Pepsters cooperated with the Kiwanis Club to provide a banquet for the football team and publi-c. As Master of Cere- monies, Joe Randich contributed to the success of the banquet. Those Who attended basketball games found the girls continuing their work in ushering and distributing pro- grams. The red and gray shakers sold by the club added color to the cheer- ing section. President Carla Daily, Vice-Presi- dent Hilary Mann, 'Secretary Geral- dine Prehm, Treasurer Karin.SatloW, and Scribe Gayle Hutchings led the club with the advice of Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Mitby. FRONT ROW: Lana Todd, Linda McGuire, Paula Smith, Karen Martinson, Linda Hirt, Cliff Chestnut, Trudy Bodey, Nancy Dowling, Sue Skinner, Tom Candey, Bruce Bodey, Brian Thomas, Karen Gustafson. SECOND ROW: Vicki Espedal, Fllck Manwell, Patti Walsh, Cynthia Dobson, Bob Smith, Bob Dudra, Steve Blomberg, Sandy Jones, Janice Mollett, Maureen Schumacher, Bill DeLano, Bill Wiley, John Pratt, Alan Venes, Mr. Mason. THIRD ROW: Gay Tilly, Pat Curry, Brad Bltar, Nick Seguln, John Paulson, Julie Dier, Pat Earley, Carol Dlckhoff, Bob Isaak, Steve Messer, Stan Dickhoff, Bill Linne. BACK ROW: Geary Lutz, Nathan Harrison, Bob Martin, Joe Lachiondo, Ken DuBois, Tony Braykovich, Ray Meyer, Rlck James, Milt McGuire, Steve Barrett, Delbert Pratt, Mike Borden, Bob Cournoyer, Bill Sell. - A D STRIVES FOR IINIFURMS The Hoquiam High School band, under the direc- S tion of Charles Mason, provided entertainment through concerts, pep assemblies, and marching performances. The band played two popular jazz routines, NGO! Twist! and L'Spanish Flea,'l for half-time intervals. Stan Dickhoff, chosen as drum major, assisted Mr. Mason in leading the band. The annual Mid-Winter Concert, presented in Feb- ruary, featured Percussion Espanol and Parade of the Charioteersf' An appreciative audience received the Spring Concert- in May equally as well. 0n March 18, judges awarded the band an excellent rating for their performance in the Southwest Washington Music Meet at R. A. Long. Mr. Mason, band Instructor, directs his students on perfect playing technique. 43 FRONT ROW: Doneen Sampson, Miriam Bausman, Marlene Ho Harder, Debble Ward, Darlene Rothrock, Jacki Rhoades, Patti Candy Dougherty. SECOND ROW: Diana Hyde, Nancy Severin, Patnude, Linda Youn , Karolyn Backholm, Laurele Riippa, Jo Hollee Mickelson. THIRD ROW: Marcia Willis, Tony Branshaw, Martinson, Dave Wilson, Lucky Graham, Greg Gaidrich, Norm Kathy Parker, Gail Schumacher. FOURTH ROW: Pam Edlund, Rydman, Vicki Root, Larry Barker, Bob Martin, Dave Williams, Parker Powell, Bruce Root, Dale Rasmus, Gwen Morton, Shelley CHOIR Under the capable direction of Mr. james, the 1-Ioquiam High School Choir made numerous ap- pearances during the year. The 70 choir members received a warm response for an impressive perform- ance during the Veterans' Day Assembly and pro- vided entertainment for the Hoquiam Elks' Club on November 22. The choir participated in the Sun- shine Kids Christmas Broadcast on December 12 and presented holiday music to their parents and student body members in two other Christmas concerts. Traveling to Longview in March for the Southwest Washington Music Contest, the choir received high ratings as a fitting culmination to an enjoyable year. Imes, Karen Gustafson, Barb Gaidrich, Debbie Daly, Janice Walsh, Dotti Cobb, Lynda Lane, Patti Jones, Kathy Strawn, Chris Holmes, Irene Dale, Jill'Thompson, Cathy Lacefield, Susan anne DeWees, Sandy Cleland, Debbie McGuffin, Chris White, Diane Thomlinson, Colleen Louderback, Terri Beegle, Karen Yates, Delbert Pratt, Jim Wilson, Chris Alain, Sandy Taylor, Terri Callaghan, Becky Morris, Kathy McDougall, Virginia Andy Bohrnsen, Dale Nordell, Bob Hanson, Ken Matheson, Parn, Karin Satlow. D ORCHESTRA Norm Yates and Chrls Holmes :Ing l'lI Never Be Jealous Again from the Pajama Game as one of their many performances during the year. 44 D I FRONT RCW: Biane Laaksonen, Dave Barrett, 'Colleen Sotomish, Sue Skinner, Mary McKay, Steve Bowman. SECOND ROW: Paula Smith, Lmda Hint, Patti Walsh, Cynthia Dobson, Mike Borden, Nancy Dowling, Trudy Bodey, Carol 'Dickhoff, Karen Gustafson. BACK ROW: Brad Bitar, Vicki Espedal, Candy Dougherty, Mr. Elwell. TERTAIN M NT TO THE PROCESS Orchestra requires much practice for Diane Laaksonen and Dave Barrett. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Elwell, the twenty-five musicians of the high school orchestra concentrated primarily on small ensemble groups in order to increase individual strength, Orchestra mem- bers presented two formal recitals in preparation for the April 22 Choral Contest in Hoquiam. In addition to participation in the annual winter and spring concerts, music critics awarded the orches- tra high ratings in the Southwest Washington Music Contest held on March 18 at R. A. Long. Mr. Elwell's musicians also received recognition for their active efforts in the music department drive for new uniforms. Dancing couples enjoy the colorful scenery in the Emerald Isle. ST. P TRICK'S DAY REVEALS MYL151 FRONT ROW: Carmen Willis, Hilary Mann, Nancy Bowers. SECOND ROWS KHI'0lyn Backholm, Colleen Alwood. Bev Lamb. BACK ROW: Steve Hines, Dave Brook, Mack Armstrong, Janet Curtis. 46 Revolving around a Saint Patrick's Day theme, the Junior-Senior Ball took place on Nlarch 17. An Irish pub marked the entrance to the Emerald Isle. Under a ceiling of pink and green streamers, couples danced around a large toadstool where two lepre- chauns sat guarding a pot of gold. The walls featured green shamrocks covered with scenes of leprechauns and elves, a large wooden harp with a background of shamrocks adorn- ed the picture booth. Pages Cathy Hyndman and Terri Webe1', dressed as lrish elves, served punch from a big green hat and dis- tributed green and pink clover-shaped pro- grams. lirnie Edwards and his jazz band provided music for the evening. The student body chose King Tom La- Forest, Queen Terry Major, Prince Wayne Ross, and Princess Patti Walsh as royalty for the occasion. Members of the Boys' H Club served as the Honor Guard for the coronation. Under the direction of general chairmen Hilary Mann and Nancy Bowers and advisors Mrs. Cox and Mr. Hegg, many chairmen and committee members worked diligently to make the ball a success. i P Pages Terri Weber and Cathy Hyndman guard the leprechaun and his pot of gold. E ISLE,, X As the highlight of the evening, Junior Class President Steve Hines crowns Terry Major queen of the ball. Prince Wayne Ross, Princess Patti Walsh, Klng Tom LaForest, and Queen Terry Major lead the Grand March. 47 September: Mary Jo Frodel and Andy Bohrnsen January: Hllary Mann and Dave Brook October: Hollee Mickelson and Dave Wllllams GIRL D B05 Outstanding leaders and scholars insured the successful operation of Hoquiam High's varied activities and organi- zations. In recognition of their service, eighteen students received Boy and Girl of the Month awards. A student-faculty committee selected nine girls for their dependability, scholarship, service, ambition and friendliness. After being presented a pin, each girl became a member of the Girl of the Month committee. The Hoquiam Lions Club chose nine senior boys to re- ceive Boy of the Month awards on the basis of scholarship, initiative, reliability, and service to the school and community. March: Emlly Lonac and Chuck Scot! 48 November Glrl and June Boy: Marilyn Mallow and Bob Knudson JF THE Mo TH December: Colleen Alwood and Jack Irion Q February: Trudy Bodey and- Harold Holm Aprllr Jean Curtis and Tim Wandell May: Karolyn Backholm and Jon Parker Mr. Shaffer convinces Honor Society students You can do anything if you put your mind to it. The National Honor Society constituted all seniors and juniors with a 3.5 grade point average or a 3.0 average including three activity points. The sopho- mores, considered members after one semester, also anticipated to meet these standards. Thexthird annual banquet held at the YMCA in March highlighted the year. The juniors received pins and new membership cards While sophomores received only membership cards. ln addition to the banquet, the Honor Society also served in the con- cession stands at two basketball games. Under the leadership of President Tim Erickson and Advisor Mr. Leach, the Honor Society stimu- lated studentstto strive for scholastic achievement. Chuck Scott as vice president, Hilary Mann as secre- tary, Marilyn Mallow as treasurer, and Steve Hines as sergeant-at-arms provided able assistance in stress- Students enjoy the fine meal prepared by the Methodist Women. ing scholarship and planning Honor Society activities. I l FRONT ROW: President Tim Erickson, Vice President Chuck Scott, Secretary Hilary Mann, Sergeant-at-Arms Steve Hines- SECOND ROW: Vicki Espedal, Kathy Tanner, Marilyn Waples, Barb Ellen, Patti Walsh, Bonnie Haggerty, Mary Jo Frodel, Nancy Bowers, Mary Ann Moller, Chris Anderson, Joan Matthews, Melinda Nelson, Linda Ray, Dotti Cobb, Debbie Daly, Karen Gustafson, Evelyn Bennett, Advisor Mr. Leach. THIRD ROW: Pat Curry, John Pratt, Diane Laaksonen, Mary McKay, Karolyn BHCKh0lm, Colleen Alwood, Laurele Riippa, Trudy Bodey, Andy Bohrnsen, Harold Holm, Karen Martinson, Hollee Mickelson, Bev Lamb, Arja Reunanen, Mary Kay McBride, Joy Gerlach, Jean Curtis. BACK ROW: Dave Barrett, Steve Hedman, Wayne Lonngren, Steve Bowman, Mark Holderman, Bruce Spencer, Tim Wandell, Jon Parker, Bob Knudson, Jack Irion, Tom Ekstrand, Dave Brook, Nancy Dowling, Janet Curtis, Barb Hannick, Terri Beegle. 50 -l .J Hollee Mlckelson, Karolyn Backholm Sponsored by the Rotary, Kiwanis, and Lions' Clubs of Hoquiam, Karen Linnenkohl, Hollee Mick- elson, and Karolyn Backholm attended Girls' State at Central Washington State College in Ellensburg. Under direction of the American Legion Auxiliary, the girls participated in programs such as mock legis- latures and discussion groups which taught them more about city, county and state governments and provided a better understanding of good citizenship. FRONT ROW: Tlm Wandell, Rick Wayman, Andy Bohrnsen BACK ROW: Dale Nordell, Tom LaForest, Bill Quigg. Toni l.21l lO1'CSf, Bill Quigg, Dale Nordell, Rick Wayman, Andy Bohrnsen, and Tim VVz1ndell joined approximately five hundred other boys at Gonzaga University where they participated in the annual Boys' State Convention. Chosen from faculty rec- commendations and sponsored by the Kiwanis Lions, Rotary, lfagles, and the Hoquiam Police As- sociation, the boys learned about various forms of government by holding mock offices at city, county, and state levels. XCELLENCE LY ACADEMICS Trudy Bodey In recognition of her fine qualities of leadership, service, dependability, and patriotism, the senior class and faculty chose Trudy Bodey as the DAR Good Citizen award winner. Presented annually by the Robert Gray Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution, the award enabled Trudy to partici- pate in a state contest by completing an examination on the United States Constitution for which the state winner received a S5100 U. S. Savings Bond. ROYALT Junior Pep Princess Sheri McGuire, Pep Queen Chris Byron, Sophomore Pep Princess Paula Manwell. 1966 Pep Court The activities in preparation for the 1966 Thanks- giving Game culminated with the crowning of the Pep Court. lvlembers of the Pep Club chose the two princesses and Queen Chris Byron on the basis of their outstanding enthusiasm, spirit, and devotion toward Hoquiam High School. JF THE CLASSES S,enior Class Sweethearts - Marllyn Mallow and Mike Tanner i l Sgphomore Class Sweethearts - Delpha Sehadewitz and Jerry Linnenkohl Junlor Class Sweethearts - Patsy Turner and Keith Reynvaan Class Sweethearts Va1entine's Day '67 marked the final voting for and announcement of the class sweethearts. Respec- tive classmates chose these lovable students on the basis of their likeability, friendliness, and helpfulness. SEN IOI i i Prince Wayne Ross. Princess Patti Walsh, King Tom LaForest, and Queen Terry Major lead the G,-and Ma,-ch. unior-Senior Ball Royalty The Coronation of the 1967 Junior-Senior Ball Royalty climaxed an evening in the Emerald Isle. Chosen through secret ballot by the members of the junior and senior classes, the king and queen led the Grand March through a maze of shamrock scenes and leprechauns. L UYALTY f 9- , jggfl I 7, , gi aw ff rw. FRONT ROW: Melinda Nelson Queen Mary Jo Fr-odel Colleen Al od SECOND Row- D 1 Dale, Steve Wise. BACK ROVil: Tim Erickson, Jan Isarker, Jackwlrion. l ave Brook' Kam yn Backholm' Irene 1967 ay Court The entire Girls' League, as well as the senior boys, selected five senior girls through secret balloting to compose the 1967 May Court. The members of the senior class also chose five senior boys to serve as an honor guard of the court during the Mothers' Day Tea. FRONT ROW: Larry Hedman, Harold Reames, Andy Bohrnsen, Jack Irion, Steve Wise. Fred Pellegrini, Roger Spencer. Jon Parker, Tom LaForest, Dave Wllliams, Bill Quigg, Ari Reunanen, Mike Tanner, Bill DeLano. ROW TWO: Rick Mitchell, Fred Bennett, Keith Reynvaan, Bruce Spencer, Bob Knudson, Milt McGuire, Bob Thompson, Larry Lytle, Bill Linne, Chuck Scott, Kim Aiken, Steve Carter, Don Ellen. ROW THREE: Tony Braykovieh, Mike Desoher, Carl Weed, Mack Armstrong, Jerry Linnenkohl, John Pellegrini, Terry Garrow, Larry Provo, Chuck Logan, Steve Richardson, Gary Landstrom, Bill Case, Tom Brown, Coach Fred Holevas. BACK ROW: Coach Jerry Anderson, Coach Dave Grosz, Manager John Paulson, Manager John Korvell, Mike Burgess, ElohInltQuiQ9, Randy Kello , Al Venes, Larry Martinson, Mike Shrauger, Bob Dudra, Dick Garrett, Tom Candey, Coach ac ur rig . 1966: THE GRIZZLY REBELLIO The outcome of the 1966 season demonstrated that inspiration and teamwork determined Grizzly success, for an inspired Hoquiam team proved itself unstoppable on two memorable ,occasions. Unfortunately, however, the required teamwork failed to appear in games with R.A. Long and Kelso when the Lumberjacks and Highlanders soundly defeated Hoquiam. The Griz- zlies improved their record by beating Chehalis 33-13 and Centralia 18-13, but even in these games, Hoquiam players did not appear at their finest. ln contrast, the encounters with Hudson's Bay and Aberdeen showed that aninspired Grizzly team could perform brilliantly and could not be beaten. , , F. 3 Q g , A , B I-Iudson's Bayiarrivted at Olympic Stadium undefeatedlandgrankedrgfifth in the state. The Eagles scored firstgyonly to see Hoquiam retaliate with two touchdoyvnsyq 'i', After fourty-eight rainy minutes of skillfully executed Grizzly strategy, the scoreboard revealed. a 13-6 victory for I-Ioquiarnf , , Before the Turkey Day game, The Aberdeen Daily World predicted a threC-touchdown deficit for Hoquiam, but oblivious of this, the Grizzlies took the field primed for victory. .Ion Parker hit Jack Irion on one touchdown pass during the first half while Steve Wise and Mark Fletcher ran for two mare. Breaking the huddle for the second half with a 21-O lead the Grizzlies coninued their superior play as Parker passed to Irion and Linnenkohl passed to Wise for two more touchdowns. Throughout the game, players who scored the poitftsireceived the vital support of-'-they dedicated Grizzly linemen who opened gaping holes,i,ntlitheAberdeen line on offense while placiniggconstant pressure on the Bobcat passers. Theyiinispired play of Milt McGuire, Andy BohrhSeQrl,ffB0b,.Knudson, Bob Thompson, .Kim'rAiikeh,1Dave Williams, Fred Pellegrini, Fred Bennett,'4BQillQuigg,'Don Zedrick, rMikje Tzllflneif, ,iii g3Mikei Descher, Tony Bray- kovich, and John Pellegrini'thelid'fAbeg17de1entoa, f,mii,nus,fseven,,yards rushing and allowed the Grizzlies to score 35 points. Insteadofltaliingfhome ,'.,-,i their A thirteenth consecutive victory, the Bobcats left Olympic Stadium in a crushing defeat with 13 points. A determined student body, coaching staff and thirty-eight Hoquiam players had decided to rebel against a record of twelve consecutive losses in the Turkey Day clash with Aberdeen. A challenge existed, that challenge was accepted, and a 'game was won. Trailed by Bill Quigg and an Aberdeen player, Jack Irion scores on the first of many Hoquiam drives. Jon Parker skirts left end behind the fine blocking of Bob Thompson. 'Q 5' 18 x v v v -2-zf 54' elim Y 2-W, .gg i f Mig? f , .-Aiwa. . . .. . Q ef 1. .iigaef is ,,,, wh ,fx ., an 5 ' F 'K gr if P was gap af! 4 Q ,i , an 41 1 'ai' ff, SQ. a ,gy -1- e:.e..,p., ,,g53,..,.:g:5 Hoquiam overcomes twelve years of Thanksgiving defeats. ,TO S ABERDEE Fred Bennett leads Steve Wise toward another Grizzly touchdown as Tom Laforest prepares to cut down a Bobcat defender STEVE WISE Captain 1 fi ffm fggls of--'if t .ff-ffl - 1- 7 A tackle by Milt McGuire and Mark Fletcher results in a Chehalis fumble covered by Bruce Spencer and Andy Bohrnsen. 4 X Q N x , 1 . 1 ,X M ri. El 2 we Q 2 3 ' ' Yu . fe fifty' if JACK IRION Honorary Captain SEA E DS TRIU PHA TLY iff. we-4' M ,, ...gs J, el 5 .4 51+ We , 'T E f , -,575-f' QQ? is-is X, L ai? 3-,E ii J af QT? ff 'few M ff f H 'E 5 Q' ccc MILT MCGUIRE ANDY BOHRNSEN Mr. Tough Guy Inspirational Award Coaches Curtright, Grosz, Holevas, and Anderson reflect de- Jon Parker fights for extra yardage against Chehalis. termination before the Turkey Day game. FRONT ROW: John Boettcher, John Kllcup, Doug Sturm, wayne Ross. BACK ROW: Coach Hal Boettcher. GRIZZLY HARRIER PLACE FO RTH T DI TRICT IN LONGVIEW Due to lack of returning lettermen, Hoquiam's Cross Country team en- dured a frustrating second year. Senior Doug Sturm led the Grizzlies to their two victories over Aberdeen, but Coach Boettcher's main handicap lay in the area of depth. All too often the Grizzly runners finished first and last, suffering from the composite method of scoring cross-country meets. Nevertheless, the Grizzlies placed fourth in the District Cross Country Meet held in Longview: only Kelso, Hudson's Bay, and Fort Vancouver proved better in a field of thirteen Southwest Washington contenders. In order of finish 'at the district meet, the team consisted of Doug Sturm, Dave Wilson, John Boettcher, Don Stearns, Wayne Ross, Roger Smith, and John Kilcup. Considering 1966 as only the second cross country season for the Grizzly harriers, Coach Boettcher expressed pride in the high ratings the team received in the Northern Division. September 29 Aberdeen, Chehalis, Hoquiam at Aberdeen October October October October 6 Aberdeen, Chehalis, I-Ioquiam at Cheh'1l1s 13 Aberdeen, Hoquiam at Hoquiam 20 Olympia, Aberdeen, Chehalis, Hoquiam at Olympia 27 l-Iudson's Bay, Fort Vancouver, Battle Ground Ho quiam at Columbia River November 5 League Meet at R. A. Long The team devotes much time to the calisthenics necessary for a winning team 63 Doug Sturm scores another f rst FRONT ROW: Manager Bob Paylor. BACK ROW: Kelth Reynvaan, Jerry Llnnenkohl, John Boettcher, Bob Hanson, Jack Irion, Bob Thompson, BIII Qulgg, John Qulgg, Jon Parker, Wayne Ross, Bruce Spencer, Tom LaForest, Coach Jerry Anderson. Jon Parker works for two points against a deter- mined Raymond opponent. BILL QUIGG LEAD Under the fine direction of Coach Jerry Anderson, Hoquiam achieved a 17-7 season record. After surmounting their early season problems, the Grizzlies finished second in the Southwest Washington Class AA Conference. The Grizzlies found perhaps their greatest asset this year on their fine bench. When starters Bill Quigg, Jack Irion, Tom Lalforest, Keith Reynvaan, or John Quigg received too many fouls, reserves Jon Parker and Bob Thompson added their fine ability to the team's efforts. Hoquiam, too, had the finest sixth man in the conference, Wayne Ross. After losing a poorly played game to Centralia 47-59, the Grizzlies finished the season with a 10-out-of-1 1 winning streak. The flaw in Hoquiam's string of victories, the Grizzlies' loss to Aberdeen 56-65, helped to provide enough momentum to defeat Aberdeen in the return game 53-44. As a result of this inspired victory, Hoquiam tied with Ever- green and Kelso for second place in the league necessitating two play-off games. The Grizzliescwon their games with Kelso 60-48 and Evergreen 45-37 to capture second place. Exhausted from their efforts in these games, Hoquiam bowed to Aberdeen 44-61 and lost to Evergreen 50-52 despite a strong fourth quarter rally. These results sent the Bobcats and the Plainsmen to the regional tournament and returned the Grizzlies to Hoquiam. 64 Hoquiam Opponents East Bremerton South Kitsap Kelso North Kitsap Raymond Fort Vancouver R. A. Long Hudson's Bay Olympia Battleground Centralia Mark Morris Camas Chelialis Aberdeen R. A. Long Glympia Centralia Chehalis Aberdeen RIZZLY SCORERS y p from Bill Qulgg crea k Morris defense. TOM LA FOREST Captain Grizzlies walt in eager anticlpation for a game with Camas. WAYNE ROSS Inspirational Award HOQUIAM COPS SECON sww I i l , I Tom LaForest and Wayne Ross display Hoquiam defense skllla as they double- John Boetteher heads for a rebound while Bill and team a Mark Morrls opponent. John Quigg move into position. 66 FRONT ROW Manager Duane Little. BACK ROW: Larry Lyfle, Ed Korst, Jerry Ll K I M k A m tro g Joh M b y B b H y Sp ' g r D I Sp s, Coach George Asan. EAGUE COMPETITION H0qL11Hm Opponents Kelso l North Kitsap Raymond Fort Vancouver R. A. Long Hudson's Bay Olympia Battleground Centralia Nlark Morris Wishkah Camas North River Chehalis Aberdeen R. A. Long Centralia Wishkah Chehalis Aberdeen Bob Hanson outstep 67 FRONT ROW: Mike Burgess, John McCarthy, John Kilcup, FRONT ROW: Al Venes, Joe Lachiondo, Denny West, Brian Fr nk Stlnchfi ld SECOND ROW: And M il Mik T n Thomas. SECOND ROW: Brad Bitar Bill Anthony, Chuck a e . y a, e an er Mike Shrauger, Art Bowman. THIRD ROW: Larry Snyder: Logan, Rick Bahineau. BACK ROW,: John Korvell, Mark Rick Mitchell, Andy Bohrnsen, John Pellegrlni. BACK ROW: Fletcher, Andy Holt, Ken DuBois. Nick Seguin, Coach Jack Curtrlght, Dan Desoher. MIKE TAN N ER RECEIVE' Hoquiam Opponents 26 Montesano 28 13 St. Martinis 39 25 Montesano 28 16 Olympia 46 21 Centralia 31 16 Fort Vancouver 34 1 1 Hudson's Bay 361 6 Kelso 46 21 Mark Morris 27 16 R. A. Long 34 16 Chehalis 34 13 Shelton 31 6 Aberdeen 33 Under the excellent training of Coach Jack Curtright, the Hoquiam wrestling team endured a season of learning. With only three returning senior lettermen, the Grizzlies lacked the necessary depth to win. The I-loquiam grapplers did, however, combine their strength and ability to provide impressive shows against Mark Morris and R. A. Long. The Grizzlies nearly missed upsetting highly favored Mark Morris by a mere decision C28' - 2-41 and lost to R. A. Long C34 -131. Two senior standouts, Mike Tanner Q 16 - 4j and Andy Bohrn- sen C13 - SJ, survived the sub-district. There, Mike finished first in his division: Andy, fifth in his. At the state tournament in Ellens- burg, Mike won two matches and lost the same number to place fifth. Jack Curtright prepares wrestlers before match. 68 M I K E TAN N ER Outstandmg Wrestler STATE WRESTLING HO ORS AN DY BOH RNSEN Captain In-spirational Award Mike Tanner displays the form that led him to the state wrestling meet. 69 - sos MARTIN Outstanding Swimmer FRONT ROW: Manager Carl Weed, Greg Stevenson, Roger Smith, Dan Sypher, Ray Meyer, Rick James. DAVE BROOK SECOND ROW: Bob Knudson, Don Zedriek, Nathan Harrison, Bob Isaac, Steve Huhta. BACK ROW: Captain Coach Tom Thomas, Dave Brook, Dale Nordell, Bob Martin, Steve Jordan, Steve Sypher, Tim Wandell. Inspirational Award December 2 December 3 December 23 January January January January January january January February February February February February February 6 11 13 18 20 25 27 1 3 8 10 17 24-25 SWIMMERS PLACE THIRI Port Angeles 81 Aberdeen at Hoquiam Puyallup Viking Relays Mount Tahoma at Hoquiam Auburn Olympia at Hoquiam R. A. Long and Aberdeen at Hoquiam Aberdeen Columbia River and Hudson's Bav R. A. Long and Mark Morris Aberdeen at Hoquiam Olympia Fort Vancouver 81 Aberdeen at Hoquiam North Thurston at Hoquiam Mark Morris Sz Aberdeen at Hoquiam S.W.W. District Meet State Meet in Seattle 70 Coach Tnom Thomas, in his first year as head swimming coach, faced a shortage of swimmers and a series of illnesses to key swimmers resulting in a somewhat mediocre 7-8 win-loss record. But, despite the record, the year had to be termed a success. The Griz- zlies, after losing dismally in their first en- counter with Aberdeen in the Bobcats' cramp- ed pool, earned satisfying revenge in a 49-47 win at Hoquiam. Although the Grizzlies chalked up a 7-8 season record, their con- ference record of 5-6 placed Hoquiam third in Southwest Washington. Many Hoquiam wins came from the senior members of the team, which formed a nucleus to lead the three juniors and five sophomores on the team. Hoquiam swimmers established two school records in the 1966-67 season which included a 1 109.8 by Dave Brook in the breast stroke! and a 218.2 total by diver Bob Knudson. At the State Championship meet in Seattle, Bob Martin placed eighth in the 400-yard free- style and ninth in the 50-yard freestyle while Steve Jordan received the tenth-place award in the 400-yard freestyle. Dave Brook shows the form that sent him to Dan Sypher makes a quick start off the blocks. the state swim meet in several events. THWEST W SHINGTO Bob Martin, Steve Sypher, Steve Jordan, Greg Stevenson, Bob Knudson. 71 Senior Bob Knudson displays ex- cellent form on his way to another first place. FRONT ROW: Coach Hal Boettcher, Mike Shrauger, Andy Mail, John Mobray, Ari Reunanen, John Estes, Bill DeLano, Roger Spencer, Dave Wllliams Chu k S ott Coa h J k C rt' ht. SECOND ROW: L I D L t r J' B navidez Phil Sar nt , c c , c ac urlg oue eaeu, lm e 1 le v Mark Holderman, Larry Lytle, Bob Knudson, Mlke Tanner, John Paulson, Doug Sturm, Steve Wise, Wayne Floss, Coach Bill Jamison. BACK ROW: Bob Johnson, Fred Pelligrinl, Milt McGuire, Bill Linne, Steve Huhta, Dan Sypher, John Boettcher, Don Zedrlck, John Kilcup, Ray Springer, Wayne Lonngren, Gary Hedman. YOUNG TRACK SQUAD STRIVES March 31 April 7 April 14 April 15 April 18 April 21 April 28 April 29 May 5 May 13 May 20 May 26-27 Kelso at Hoquiam R. A. Long at Longview Chehalis at 'Hoquiam Hoquiam Relays at Hoquiam Centralia at Centralia Mark Morris and Camas at Longview Olympia at Olympia Shelton Invitational at Shelton- Aberdeen at Hoquiam Sub-District at Hoquiam District at Chehalis State Meet in Pullman 72 As winter gave way to spring, many Hoquiam boys turned their attention to track. Although the loss of some of last year's super fstarsf' made the Grizzlies appear to be short handed, many individual efforts paved the way to a successful season. Hoquiam's strength lay in Weight man Milt Mc- Guire, hurdlers Bill Quigg and Bill Delano, and sprinter Chuck Scott. The Grizzlies received many additional points through the efforts of veterans Steve Wise, Roger Spencer, and Doug Sturm. Underclassmen Bill Watson, Andy Mail, John Boettcher, and Larry Lytle boosted the team's scoring strength. In the Southwest Washington Re- lays, Hoquiam placed second behind Hudson's Bay out of a field of four- teen schools. Early season victories came against Chehalis and Kelsog the Grizzlies primed themselves for encounters with R. A. Long and Aber- deen. Coaches Hal Boettcher, Bill Jamison, Jack Curtright, and Ed Rosi expressed pride in the achievements of their team. Milt McGuire, Hoqulam's Southwest Washington champion shotputter displays his Impressive form In this action sequence taken during the Hoqulam Relays. OR INN IN G SEASO John Estes displays tension as his opponents gain in a r'elRY. V73 aForest's battlng power strengthens the Grizzly team. 74 March 31 Aberdeen April 4 Chehalis at Hoquiam April 7 Olympia April 1 1 Kelso at Hoquiam April 14 R. A. Long at Hoquiam April 18 Centralia April 25 Aberdeen at Hoquiam April 28 Chehalis May 2 Olympia at Hoquiam May 5 Kelso May 9 R. A. Long May 12 Centralia at Hoquiam NEW COACH Coach George Asan's baseball team showed great promise in the early 1967 season. The team's early success depended heavily upon the pitching arms of Jack Irion, Ed Korst, Jerry Linnenkohl, and John Quigg. The strong hitting of Tom LaForest and Mack Armstrong, along with the excellent fielding of Steve McKinney and .Ion Parker, provided the Grizzlies with a winning combination. Poor weather postponed many early season games and practices but did not dampen Ho- quiam's spirit. ln games with Olympia and the defending champions, Kelso, the Grizzlies proved themselves worthy of praise. The team spilled Olympia 6-0 andskipped by Kelso in a close pitching duel 2-l. In view of better weather, Coach Asan, who pitched at, Western Washington State College, rated his team as top contenders for the league crown. 9 FRONT ROW: Manager Ken Matheson, Bill Matthew Rick Manwell Larry Snyder, Keith Reynvaan, Steve ROW: Coach George Asan, Steve Richardson, Steve J Jerry Linnenkohl, Steve Carter, Chuck Logan. s, Bob Drugge, Ed Backholm, Manager George Halvarson. SECOND ROW: McKinney, Jack Irion, Tom LaForest, Bruce Spencer, .lim Flsher. BACK ohnson, Mack Armstrong, Ed Korst, Jon Parker, John Qulgg, Mark Fletcher, TROLS GRIZZLY DIAM D dx MMM ' .'4. 2 t,4ily!PBl',l'Qi Rag . gl 'W .Q ff? 1 a 4 . i I 5 4 1 l K' l F, ft .4 , 1,wS1'1a..m Q, pail Coach Asan provides playing tips for hll team by partlcipatlng in practice. 75 Mack Armstrong perfects his technique as a Grizzly catcher. FRONT ROW: Dick Garrett, Gary Dobsz, Andy Bohrnsen, Nick Tommer, Harold Holm, Greg segai. BAcK now: coach Mr. Hegg, Bill Heath, Monte Smith, Steve Sypher, Terry Nelson, Bob Paylor. Mike Descher. Nick Tommer tees off In a practice session. ETMEN D GOLFERI April 1 Jamboree at Kelso April 3 Aberdeen and Centralia at Hoquiam April 10 Centralia at Centralia April 17 Fort Vancouver at Olympia April 25 Aberdeen Sl Evergreen at Mark Morris May 1 R. A. Long at Aberdeen May 8 Columbia River at Chehalis May 12 Disrict Tournament at Ocean Shores The 1967 Grizzly golf team returned to repeat last year's successful season. Led by lettermen Andy Bohrnsen and Nick Tom- mer, I-Ioquiam compiled an impressive 4 win-1 loss early season record. Highlighting the opening of the season, seniors Bill Heath and Gary Dobosz and juniors Greg Segai and Dick Garrett helped the Grizzlies defeat Centralia, Columbia River, and Washougal. Coach Pete I-Iegg's knowledge proved as invaluable this season as it has in years past. 75 1 A young Hoquiam tennis team ap- peared on the courts this spring. The Grizzlies, coached by Bill Giersch, relied heavily upon returning seniors Tim Erickson and Rick Wayman. Lettermen Roger Smith and Denny Moore, along with V. letterwinners Bob Cournoyer and Pat Curry, boosted the otherwise inexperienced team. Due to poor weather and the resulting lack of practice, the Hoquiam netmen lost their first two en- counters with Aberdeen and Chehalis. Guy Wayman aided Coach Giersch in the training of the young squad, teaching both the players and the coach the finer points of the game. 'ERFECT FORM March 28 R. A. Long March 31 Chehalis at Hoquiam April 11 Aberdeen April 14 Olympia April 18 Centralia at Hoquiam April 21 R. A. Long at Hoquiam' April 25 Chehalis April 28 Aberdeen at Hoquiam May 2 Olympia at Hoquiam May 5 Centralia May 9-11 Make-up Matches Tim Erickson's well-placed shots help Rick Wayman displays form that kept him win many key matches. him in top league COMPCUUOU- FRONT ROW: Dick Messer Bob Cournoyer, Tim Erickson, Rick Wayman BACK ROW: Pat Curry, Roger Smith, Denny Moore, Coach BIII Glersch 77 lllvtnnnnq True to thee dear Hoqztiam High Crimson and the Gray Praise and honor, loyalty, Now and efuery day. Meniories of thee we will cherish Proud of days gone by, We are behind you all the way Spirits never die. , Here we stand and sing to thee, Allma Mater true, Striping for our highest goals dll szirfess to you. Raise your fuoices loud and clear Upward to the sky, While we pledge in word and deed- . . OUR LGVE Fon HOQUIAM HIGH Song Queens reflect emotion of jubllant fans followlng the 35-13 victory over Aberdeen. On St. Patrick's Day 1966, the students of Hoe quiam High chose four girls and three boys to guide and promote pep throught the school. Terry Major, Weezie Jenkins, Patti Walsh, and Vicki Espedal began their senior year with new ideas gained from song queen school where they at- tained highest honors.Dale Nordell reigned as yell king with Pat Curry and Steve Wetzel as yell dukes. These seven students staged various as- semblies and skits throughout the year and led the spirit of the Grizzlies' boosters. S 'hap- iilff -2 X if Wx Q. ,, x, , ,., - - in fi . higyin ' - Hg, ww ... hifi QE Ui , 1552 STANDING: Yell King Dale Nordell, Pat Curry. TOP T0 BOTTOM: Weezle Jenkins, Patti Walsh, Vicki Esliedah Te Y Ma10 v Not Pictured: Steve Wetzel. 79 TE E i Becky Morris captivates the audience of the Sophomore Talent R Assembly by singing a medley from The Sound of Music. FRONT ROW: Rose Aguirre. Christine Alain. Gailanne Basso. SECOND ROW: Julianne Arthaud. Marianne Arthaud. Cindy Beaver, Linda Auld. BACK ROW: Shari Arnold. Mike Ban, Ed Backholm. Kathie Amdahl, Sharon Beckett. fi was Ma war, . : at Q ..,. . a at .. g1!S f, s w 5w 1 we ' ' 7- -Q-T3 m if r WEE., 5--1 .. , 5 .if . , H2549 N t Q' 'Q Q fli B25 J' K fr 3 'H , fy .,L, f Jiii JOHN QUIGG LARRY MARTINSON President Vice-President As newcomers to Hoquiam High, the class of 1969 experienced a satisfying year which began with the second annual Fresh Week preceding the Soph- omore Hop. The Freshmen carried out all the wishes of the seniors, carrying books and walking down the hall with their shoelaces tied together. The sophomores showed their willingness to par- ticipate in school activities by making the most Happiness is . . . signs and Winning the Happiness Cup-in a contest sponsored by the Girls, League. UIGG GUIDES 24 FRONT ROW: Shari Brown, Kim Brook, Toni Branshaw. SECOND ROW: Barb Bissell, Lucile Braykovich, Art Bowman, Bill Bennett. BACK ROW: Frank Elondurant, Bruce Bodey, Pat Bessey, Tom Brown, Rob Bezzo. SUSAN SEMLER PAULA MANWELL 5eC efaFY Treasurer FRONT ROW: Kathy Barnes, Nancy Dennis, Denise Burke. SECOND ROW: Linda Crawford, Becki Close, Sandy Cleland, Dan Descher. BACK ROW: Anne Cournoyer, Chuck Carlson, Phil Darby, Steve Carter, Bill Case, H I X 3111. :fu l'l. 'lil' 'ir gi ,l,g!55,,.,ga . .,5nm,E,mW ,,,..t if ,nf W W 'f,f,l,,,n,,,,',: ,mf l lfa . ,W 1 .- 1 5:5 ,,,,:,,Q, ,Q I ,l,4,,,,Ql. N, --, Mg,..,l,,ll,,,5,,,,,.l, ., .,lf,,. if .W .ai-wg ul .. if . 1, 5 ,t y Q , ., -, J' 'l , Hagen s- VX bX ,- f' - ' l F? w .rliwllllahglwzsy -V j.,, 1: 'flf1':.l -fjlw , ,, fy fgffrli .. W: gli ,.......L.!,, ,,,,,,,,,,...3b..m amlfu-':f'?W'if5?:,,,4 - ,1.l..f.Y fi 4,:Y?'ff . fl . +155 'llfszligs f' V- , ' f 5 -,fl .. 1- .l . ,f,f fi 4 f ,, ,V , A 1, f,,,l,3g ,,.,, . M -f, .,-.M x Qfiff71?r?'.l.W'5W8'M'l 1 ff 7 f as : ', - gf -5' 1,1 :J -1 f--k l yslsif. lf-l ' l - - 1' r 1 . 7 ,l M, ,,,,gf.e,.,z,gf , A : , X SG.,fll' Jai- ' E, ful ' X ki- 7 F w vi' ifiilfll DON ELLEN DENNIS WEST Sergeant-at-Arms VCU King FRONT ROW: Bob Drugge, Nancy Dobosz, Ann Fleming. SECOND ROW: Don Ellen, Carol Fitterer, Pam Edlund, Ken- neth Erickson. BACK ROW: Stan Dickhoff, Ken DuBois, Bruce Elting, Bob Dudra, Cynthia Dobson. THUSIASTIC SGPHG ORES FRONT ROW: Denise Green, Joanne Graves, Ann Gabriel. SECOND ROW: Sally Freeman, Joanie Gilbert, Mary Jane Furth, Larry Gaidrich. BACK ROW: Tom Fisher, Shirley Grant, Mark Fletcher, Bev Graham, Majel Furu. FRONT ROW: Joanne Harrison, Kathy Harper, Sidney Heath. SECOND ROW: Sandi Heiser, Linda Hirt, Marcy Haas, Rita Hein. BACK ROW: Greg Grubisich, Alan Gregory, Nathan Harrison, George Halvarson, Glen Hill. Thu Fr1:slirna:n Inrmnmf soplmniorcs nt the Sophomore Hop in Hoquiam Gym. FRONT ROW: Sandy Imnon, Alice Holm, JoAnn Jelovlcl1. SECOND ROW: Bob lsnnk, Linda Huffman. Barb Johnson. Rick James. BACK ROW: Steve Huhtn, Hzlrlyne Huhta. Steve Hood, FRONT ROW: Orville Johnson, John Johnson, Gloria Jordan. SECOND ROW: Judi Kavanaugh, Carol Kilcup, Willie Kloos, Julia Ann Kalles. BACK ROW: Jane Knudson, Steve Johnson, Dean Kalles, Bob Johnson, John Korvell. ITED EFFORT WINS HAPPINESC FRONT ROW: Cathy Lacefield. Susan Lundberg. Donna La- Moureaux. SECOND ROW: Gary Landstrom. Colleen Louder- back. Joetta Libby, Regina Lausen. BACK ROW: Kathy Lachiondo. Jerry Linnenkohl. Bill Linne. Chuck Logan. Joe Lachiondo. FRONT ROW: Norman Marsh, Lynn Matthews, Barb Maki. SECOND ROW: Larry Luther, Laura McFadyen, John Mc- Carthy. Melvin Maki. BACK ROW: Clifford Marsh, Geary Lutz, Larry Martinson, Bill Matthews, Ken Matheson, i FRONT ROW: Jill McGarrah, Joanie Messer, Dennis McFadden. SECOND ROW: Debbie McGuffin, Carol McClelland, Linda McKay, Kathy McDougall. BACK ROW: Bonnie Meeder, Kathi McKay, John Mihovilich, Kirby Mitchell, Dick Messer. FRONT ROW: Karen Ellingson, Becky Moore, Kay Norkool. SECOND ROW: Richard Harris, Jane Osborne, Stephanie Murphy, Linda Newlun. BACK ROW: Bryce Moody ,Lorraine Mobray, Leo Olson, Becky Morris, Ray Meyer. P FOR AMBITIO FRONT ROW: Ginny Perrine, Linda Parker, John Poukkula. SECOND ROW: Vicki Petersen, Judy Ounsted, Michele Pickett, Mike Pculos. BACK ROW: Judy Powers, Lawrence Provo, John Pellegrini. Cindy Pryde, Debbie Postma. Class President John Quigg and Vice-President Larry Martin- son proudly examine the Happiness Cup won by the Sophomore Class. S SOPHOMURES FRONT ROW: Marja Reunanen, Susan Pryde, Gladys Donovan. SECOND ROW: Marsha Raether, Karen Reed, Jacki Rhoades, Betty Roberts. BACK ROW: Darlene Rothrock, Steve Richard- son, John Quigg, Vicky Root, Vicki Sandoval. FRONT ROW: Delpha Schadewitz, Diane Slinkard, Susan FRONT ROW: Karen Sutherland, Frankie Stinchfield, Ida Semler. SECOND ROW: Nancy Severine, Nick Seguin, Maureen Stutesman. SECOND ROW: Donna Spencer, Colleen Stromberg, Schumacher, Frank Sermonti. BACK ROW: Bob Smith, Lester Darlene Stutesman, Carol Tanner. BACK ROW: Dale Rasmus, Shye, Mark Short, Mlke Shrauger, Steve Schrloor. Kay Strom, Phil Sargent, Donna Snow, Dan Sypher. Freshmen reluctantly display themselves on stage during Frosh Donna Spencer cuts out a oress in Home-Ec., an elective Week. chosen by many Sophomore girls. SOPHDMORES HELP TO PROMOT1 FRONT ROW: Debbie Ward. Dennis West, Jill Thompson. FRONT ROW: Julienne Zembal, Mary Wright, Linda Aronson. SECOND ROW: Brian Thomas, Elsie Warbington. Paula Wetzel, SECOND ROW: Chris White, Ruth Jewell, Marsha Willis, Lois Terri Weber. BACK ROW: Bill Watson. Carl Weed, Doug Syverson. BACK ROW: Terry Wetzel, Larry White, Parker Taylor. Claire Vanderlinden. Sandy Travis. Powell. Cliff Wood, Jim Wilson. 86 Mrs. Swanson crowns Paula Manwell Sophomore Pep Princess. NOT PICTURED: 'Bill Anthony Ja Ann Binley Marie Boober Sandy Bridges Joe Connelly Danny Crane Lois Delateur Pat Earley Linda Foster Jim Kavanaugh Linda Kelley Gail Richardson Knowlton Dan Kristrom Carol Montoure Rosemarie Ottlinger Mike Richards Mike Shaffer Jenny Shustak Charlene Stanton Linda Stenger Dixie Turpin ?EP THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL i 1 FRONT ROW: Lynda Lane, Kris Lafeman, Paula Manwell. sophomore girls enjoy playing volleyball, one of the many BACK ROW: Linda Aronson, Rob McCue, Barb McDaniel, Bobbi Brumfield, Bruce Root. SPorts 'in Sophomore P. E. Peggy Paulson contributes her twelve years of dancing to the talent assembly. STEVE HINES MARK HOLDERMAN President Vice-President Advised by Mrs. Mitby and Mr. Brook, the Class of 1968 displayed leadership and unity by Win- ning the money drive to send rooter buses to Hudson's Bay in October and by its talent assembly in January. Scholastically it boasted a membership of 27 in the National Honor Society. College-bound students took the Merit Exam and attended the spring college conferences at Grays Harbor College to receive in- formation about Washington and Oregon schools. ln athletics, the juniors again excelled. They added depth in all phases of athletic competition with many boys lettering in football, basketball, and other major sports. Spring renewed junior enthusiasm which Presi- dent Steve Hines directed to the Junior-Senior Ball and finally to Baccalaureate. Thus the Mid-Century Miracles turned to their senior year, with determination to preserve the honor and tradition of Hoquiam High School. !7 HI ES CHANNEL FRONT ROW: Kim Aiken. Chris Anderson. John Anger. SECOND ROW: Mack Armstrong. Paula Aronson, Miriam Bausmarl. Rich Babineau. BACK ROW: Tom Baldwin, Dave Barrett. Terri Beegle, Mary Ann Beisel. Jim Benavidez. FRONT ROW: Nancy Bowers, Judy Berg, Mike Bessey. SECOND ROW: Janice Binks, Stewert Binns, Peggy Bintner, Bradley Bitar. BACK ROW: John Boettcher, Fred Bennett, Steve Bowman. Dick Brumley. Terri Bunker. K 'V f' W. , .V 'wzw::.vQ 'a5' lx .,'ff-,fi--f., . ..,+.-.Awe-...fa -fx- Yi 1 F Qleyfkgf ,ahfwwk ., Q' if i , 1- ,, 2 if Q af 5 wi + Q X r, L ,Lg 'iw x T 2, , flfmw T , ., , F E, :T H, EA , Qi Y 3' ' if :T ew .. q U s fi ,.wf. '- jf' W fi f1g'f-We 'A ' 155- mm 164. K l, QT 8 Maw rf, ,vga ,ser ,R .Qf 3 'K X : is JANET CURTIS BARB WARTHEN JOHN KILCUP ROGER SMITH Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Yell King The Juniors -Dick Harris, Pat CUNY, BOD Dalrymple, and Steve Hedman-end the Junior Talent Show with a swinging sound. UN IOR CLASS E ERGIES .lirf :VK , ,ii 1, fi, qi 4 . ,r,. i q af Y ,, -i- FRONT ROW: Mike Burgess, Terry Callaghan, Dotti Cobb. FRONT ROW: Shari Cross. Sheri Crawford, Janet Curtis SECOND ROW: Ruth Carman, Marianne Cemelich, Les Chase, SECOND ROW: Darlene Dalrymple, Debbie Daly. Janice Dart Pat Curry. BACK ROW: Connie Collins. Mike Christianson, Carol Dickoff. BACK ROW: Julie Anne Dier, Sandy Dixon Harold Copeland, Frank Creech, Tom Candey. Nancy Dowling, Jean Downing, Kathy Eklund. 89 Juniors utilize their eleven years of knowledge during the Merit Exam on February 25. FRONT ROW: Dana Ford. Linda Foster, Barbara Gaidrich, SECOND ROW: Bart Gage. Carol Frye, Sandy Jones, Lois Karvonen. BACK ROW: Terry Garrow, Dick Garrett. Janet Garrison. Randy Kellogg. Cheryl Kennedy. l FRONT ROW: Monty Jones, Lucky Graham, Norman Grlmnes. SECOND ROW: Mary Guthmann, Bonnie Haggerty, Bob Han- son, Joyce Harlan. BACK ROW: Dick Harris, Steve Hedman, Sid Herzog, Cindy Farwell, Brian Fletcher. UN IORS RELIVE U. S. HISTORY I FRONT ROW: Bob Dalrymple. Barbara Ellen. Bob Hildebrandt. SECOND ROW: Jody Holmes. Wanda Johnson. Ilene Jonason. Janet Jones. BACK ROW: Steve Hines, Cindy lrion. Jim Hircock, Mark Holderman. Roy Holland. S A 2, War FRONT ROW: Linda Kelly, Bruce Kennedy. John Kilcup. SECOND ROW: Genie Knudsen, Sandi Koepp, Betty Kramer. Karen Larson. BACK ROW: Marv LaChance, Bev Lamb, Ed Korst. Duane Little. Stan Kelly. FRONT ROW: Donna McClelland. Linda McGuire, Neala Mac- Fadyen. SECOND ROW: Colleen Lytle, Sheri McGuire, Sharon' Lundquist, Steve Major. BACK- Row: Wayne Lonngren, Mardy Maltais, Rick Manwell, Larry Lytle, Steve Ludwig. l FRONT ROW: Mary Kay McBride, Mary McKay, Vickie Mc- Mahan. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Moller, Janice Mollett, Steve ?' Messer, Denny Moore. BACK ROW: John Mobray, Bob K - N B K I SH T d l McManus, Judi ivicouaae, Rick Mitchell, Dick Moss. m,12iessafw'Z'fn?,fg'df,uarQ:g tilcioogwhegjru up he OU can y THEIR EDUCATIO L PROCESS FRONT ROW: Diana Murnen, Donna Pettis, Peggy Paulson. SECOND ROW: Sue Patnude, Pam Patnude, Mike Parson, John Perry. BACK ROW: Judi Peterson, Pam Petersen, Keith Patten, John Olson, Bryce Patnode. FRONT ROW: Gail Potter, Linda Ray, Delbert Pratt. SECOND ROW: Kathy Powers, Dale Reed, Nancy Replogle, Arja Reunanen. BACK ROW: John Pratt, Charles Rakoski, Chuck Rasmus, Jack Reeves, Gary Philamalee. FRONT ROW: Richard Sauer. Linda Romine, Salli Salonen. FRONT ROW: Bridget Flory, Doneen Sampson, Sue Skinner. SECOND ROW: Laurele Riippn, Jacki-joan Rottie, Jim Rowe, SECOND ROW: Dave Sletten, Fay Stevens, Roger Smith, Fran Ann Rud. BACK ROW: Greg Segal. Kip Rhoades, Mike Sajec. Stott- BACK ROW? BFUCB SPENCER RHS' 5Pf'll'l9ef'i Dave Smith, Stan Robinson, Pam Sandberg. Dale Spears, Keith Reynvaan. With the Merit Exam behind them. the juniors happily board the bus lo attend the Grays Harbor College Conferences. THE MID-CEN T RY MIRACLES T FRONT ROW: Janice Suther, Gay Tilly, Bev Todd, SECQND FRONT ROW: Cheryl Walker, Patsy Turner. Marilyn Waples. ROW: Kathy Tanner. Janice Stutesman. Kathie Jo Strawn, SECOND ROW! JHHM Walker. Tom Wetzel. Al WHCCS. Barb Marilyn Straka. BACK ROW: Mike Stamon. Gary Thomas, Waflllen- BACK ROW! Randy Wilkins. Alan VEFICS, l-3 R38 Scott Thompson. Charles Sudderth, Torn Stafford. Turnpaugll. Greg SYCVCUSON- Bill Wiley- 92 Mrs. Swanson crowns Sheri McGuire pep princess of the class of '68 for the second year. f FRONT ROW: Sunny Weakley, Patti Blood, Bill Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dave Wilson, Pam Wynn, Barbara Turpin, Mark McLaughlin. BACK ROW: Maday Williams, Susan Wiley, Vicky Close, Richard Gilbert, Donald Zedrick. NOT PICTURED: Chris Benedict Becky Budd Charlotte Cole - Christine Elwin Greg Gaidrich Gary Huffman Bonnie Klernente Pat Kramer Birdie Marshall Dave Miller Jim Pyle Molly Russell Kay Testerrnan Chris White HO THEIR F AL YEAR T HHS FRONT ROW: Charlotte Sexton, Linda Young, Cherie Shaffer, Debbie Arnold, Diane Lawson. BACK ROW: Tom Parson, Cliff Chestnut, Nick Tommer, Leroy Carlson, Steven Russell. K Colleen Alwood Sherry Antich f i FRONT ROW: Secretary Colleen Alwood, President Dave Brook. Ella Auld Barb Babineau BACK ROW: Yell King Ray Pumphrey, Treasurer Carmen Willis. Karolyn Backholm Cheri Bailey Orin Baker Larry Barker DAVE BROOK LE DS SEN IOI i Steve Barrett Evelyn Bennett Ch,-is Bidwell Steve Blomberg L 94 FN MJ Vice-President Roger Spencer, Sergeant-at-Arms Monte Smith. The class of 1967 concluded their high school education by experiencing an outstanding year under the leadership of Dave Brook, class president. Advised by Mr. Hegg and Mrs. Cox, the seniors selected olive green and gold as class colors. ln October, 123 college bound seniors took the Wash- ington Pre-College Test at Grays Harbor College. ln De- cember these seniors attended panel discussions held by former Hoquiam High graduates concerning the demands of college life. The seniors displayed dramatic talents in plays, skits, and assemblies. Class efforts resulted in a fine production of 'lThe Chalk Garden in November, while lVlr.' Holevas' English classes presented a Vcteran's Day Assembly skit based on the Viet Nam situation. Talent acts and comical re-enactments of grade school events made Senior Night sparkle with humor. Tim VVandell served as Master of Cere- monies for the class talent assembly on lfebruary 23 which featured musical numbers in a night clubsetting. Traditional events crowded the seniors' calendars during the final months of the year. The Junior-Senior Ball, Mother's Day Tea, and Class Day provided kaleidoscopic memories. Baccalaureate and Commencement terminated the year with a solmn and impressive tone. Quits vb H0-Q Q53 nk, Trudy Bodey Andy Bohrnsen Les Bonfiel 1 d lk B LASS TO MANY ACHIEVEMENTS TONY BTBYKUVICH I Dave Brook Debbie Burgess wAnne Bushey 95 Dan Carkonen f Larry Butterworth Chris Byron Dan Carter Mrs. Swanson crowns Chris Byron Pep Queen to reign over Thanks- , Peter Cemeuch Lynda Chase -giving activities. CLASS OF 1967 5: V S, TAKE9 i ,ww nm' 4 3 W'-.fl P , ' . Qi. .Ax aw. 1 ' ,S ,,,, V , A. A: ek . - . X K ' is 6 1 Les Cl9l3'1d Barbara Cochrane Becky Coliins E 96 ,, .:A:. 5. 1 wi.: ,. ' i ,J Lx X1 V ' i 'i 5 velyn Canine Bob Cournoyel' Jean Curtis Carla Dailv Irene Dale Brenda DHIPYYYIPIB F Larry Dalrymple Karen Davies Bill Delano F Mike Descher Jo Ann Dewees Gary Dobosz Frances Donovan ACTIVE PART I PEP EEK Candy D0U9herty Lorrie Douglas Steve Downing Dave Drake 97 Jim Durham Dan Ekgnupil Tom Ekstrand Bruce Englund Tim Erickson Vicki Egpedal John Estes Joyce Estes Rodger Ferguson Verna Ferguson Pat Ferris Judy Fiene 5 INTER QUARTER LISTS A Jim Fisher Mary Jo Frodel Joy Geriach ' Renee Gill 98 Diane Graham Leonard Graham L4 wi Karen Gustafson NancY Hagedvrn ,Q mg Dale Nordell suffers a casualty in a surprise December snowstorm. Barbara Hannick Janice Harder oE IORS IN HO GR SCCIETY Vickie Harper Lee Harrison Gary Hass Bob Haunrelfer 99 Bill Heath Mike Heatley GHVY Hedman I-HWY Hedmah Karla Hedstrom Christine Hickman K Hamid HDIYYI Chf'iSfih2 Holmes Marlene Holmes Sheri Hovis Larry HUU B0b HUHICY 123 S IORS TAK Gayle HUfCl'lif19S Jack Irion Gary Irwin Weezie Jenkins 100 ll Jeff Johnson Larry Johnson Sandy Johnson Chrus Johnston Sandi' JUHCS Steve Jordan Marcy Knwem Bob Knudson 5, 2 .M YU? . . . Duane Laaksonen Linda Lachlondq Tom LaForeer Penny Lashanae ASHI GTO PRE-CQLLEGE TEST ,wg-, . A Karen Lundberg Emily Lonac Susan Lundquist Elly Maas 101 S .A Karon Mackenzie TCVVY MHJOF Marilyn Mallow Zhi Hilary Mann l Luann Marsh Dennis Marshall The Senior Class Talent Assembly stirs the audience with Dave Brook's re-enactment of We've Got Trouble, from The Music Man. K CLASS DISPLAYS MUSICAf S, wi Bob Martin Jacqueline Martin Karen Martinson Jgan Matthews 1Q2 Milt McGuire Steve McKinney Jim McQuade BHVDHFFI MCYBFS l, V35 Betty Michalak Hollee Mickelson Ann Miner Becky Mitchell 2 eil? Gwen Morton John Mott Kathleen Muhlhauser Melinda NCISOH l IALEN TS IN SENIOR ASSEMBLY Terry Nelson Gregg Newstrand Vicki Nicholson Dale Nordell 103 Tl- Jon Parker U , A mx. Kathy Parker Miqhellg pa,-n FRONT ROW: Tim Wandell, Jon Parker, Harold Holm, Chuck Scott, Andy Bohrnsen, BACK ROW: Joan Matthews, Evelyn Bennett, Hilary Mann, Trudy Bodey, Jeah Curtis, Hollee T l -'Uhr' PHUISOH Bob Paylor Fred Pellegrini ' Jack Phelps 104 Q Mickelso Ba b Hannick, Diane Laaksonen, Karen Martinson. FACULTY HONORS Ed Poukkula i Geraldine Prehm Faculty Honors Andy Bohrnsen ,,.,,,. ..,,...,., Chuck Scott ,.,,,,,,,..,, ,,,,.,,,,, Joan Matthews ,,...,, .......... Trudy Bodey ............. .......... Tim Wandell Evelyn Bennett lxaren Linnenkohl ,,,,.,,,,,. ,..,,..... Jon Parker ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hilary Mann ....... .......... Harold Holm ,,,,,.. .......... Diane Laaksonen Karen Martinson 1-lollee Mickelson , ......... . jean Curtis ........ .......... Barb Hannick ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, 4.00 3.97 3.92 3.86 3.84 3.75 3.73 3.67 3.63 3.61 3-59 3.57 3.56 3.54 3.52 Fifteen seniors received Faculty Honors for out- standing scholastic achievement by maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 for seven semesters of high school. Rated in the top ten per cent of their class, this group of- faculty-approved students planned commencement exercises and spoke at Graduation. Ray Pumphrey Judy Purkaplle 105 Ronald Pursley Bill Quigg Myrna Fladonski CBPOIYN Ramsaur Harold Reames Pat Reder David Fiend Ari Reunanen JoAnn Revis Dan Ross Wayne Ross Nancy Sajec SENIOR CLASS STAGE Karin Satlow Gail Schumacher CI1uck Scott ' Bill Sell 106 k L College-prep English classes dramatize some of the questions concerning American involvement in Viet Nam. Kay Sharp Jerry Shields Lois Shye Flichelle Sims VARIO S ASSEMBLIES l Alan Sllnkard Darrel Smith Monte Smith Paula Smith 107 Steve Smith Larry Snyder J, fm ...... - 'L is.: ,..x, A ,g,, , S A , , 1- ,... . JY, IJ a ML -- ,Q T, .i ,P-5 r W s Senior boys ponder the moves of queens and bishops in a noontime game of chess. Sharon Sorenson 1967 BRI GE Colleen Sowmish Roger Spencer Bill Stanley Don Stearns 108 Bonnie Stevens Gil Stork Doug Sturm Robert Stutesman Louie Sudderth Steve Sypher Mike Tanner Sandy Taylor Diane Thomllnson Bob Thompson Lana Todd Penny Walden EW PADS 'r G15 Patti Walsh W Tim Wandell Cathy Ward Rick Wayman 109 Lynda Webster Joan Weed Susie Wells Ann Wharton Lynene White Dave Williams Carmen Willis Ron Willis Dave Windsnes Steve Wise Norm Yates Ron Young SEN IORS CONTINUE THE PROCESS... Art Ackley Susan Biggs Rich Ervin Larry Geer Leslie Graham Mike Harrison Ken Huffman Fllchard Hughes Diane Hyde Ken Kalles 110 Indicates Mike Mickelson Nancy Nelson Bob Perry Steve Wetzel Honor Society i l W D Q All loans ol: all types will be macle at very competitive 60lWLOflfllfd,1fi0lbd S6lLIOfLd,! TIMBE RME NS NATIONAL BANK our HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON 800 Simpson Avenue Sh thinking about h ose exciting new I thes she saw at . . X ootls so Q HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON 114 MOLLER'S MEN'S sl-lop ,faaley Award Sweaters - Awa rd Jackets Class Sweaters Best Wishes to th CI f 67 1 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS 1 ..',s Ti , lloquiam Elks Lodge No. 1082 Ancly's Photo Service HOQUIAN.WASH 115 5. wi1sun's OLONIAL l Em? MAPLE SHG? W I r ' W Congroiuluiions Seniors! 7414! ?edmal Savings ond Loon Association of Hoquio C S S Phone GE 9-0583 BOB zmsuv.mC-E Raimi TRAVEL AND INSURANCE 502 E ghth SI' t Ph GE 8-0905 116 T-Y-EE ROW ONE: Steve Syphe Dan Carter, Ha old Holmes, Rod Ferguson, Bob Stutesman, G'l Stork. ROW TWO: Steve Smith John Estes, Tim Erickson Bob Martin, Dale Nordell, Ray Pumphrey. When in Blsl-ioP's Gnocsnv Hoquiam's Suburb PHONE GE 9-1620 Shop at I 'f Inc. 356 Emerson Avenue Hoquiom, Washington 208 East Heron, Aberdeen SERVED AS YOU LIKE IT FINE FOOD 117 .S'W4N5'0lI'.S' F000 MARKET ROW ONE: Les Bo feld Je y Sh elds Ray Pumphrey, Dan Car-ter. John Wright, John Kristrom. ROW TWO: Leroy C I on John Anger, J h E t s, l.ar y Joh Rick Gilbert. SMP CONGRATULATIONS, GRADS! with your Meet Your Friends at the friends al' ORIOLE FOUNTAIN PAY 'n SAVE The Home of Bonded Prescriptions Cosmetics - Sporting Goods Cameras - Drugs - Sundries jkomaa , jglwefd 2424 Simpson Avenue Hoquiom, Washington STORK PAINTING SERVICE Specializing in Cabinet Finishings Phone GE 8-6230 212 6th Street 118 ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY acfci ,Drive-yn ,K 5 .. f'7'?-Q1m- gl A - A A 1 A LE 3-1521 1015 E. 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Olympic Candy Company 307 East Heron Street LE 2-5931 Aberdeen, Washington Wholesalers of Confectionery, Drugs, Gloves and Novelties Marzee Construction Co. Hemodeling, Repairs, and New Construction ABER E WASHINGTON Ruddach Motors, Inc YOUR FORD DEA FORD FALCON FAIRLANE LER-- M USTANG T-BIRD P. o. sox 922 LE 2-1099 Ruddach Matofs' 'nc' Zgxjci Aberdeen, Washington 600 west wishkah f Aberdeen, Washington PARTS Q Vuacv 'QSQQKXQ ,303 lx NSbmxxSp cl-Xccscv Vccdhuj came! Sec-5+x 'gm cgxecfy QOH- USf'f 'l S-'UN WL LE 2-1550 qwguem cures , XQQC E. Uxblfbxm QOL CQQWKQSX rxcwvc NEW ROIALSISABIZE QKCSLJ' 'SQ veg A and ROY L R Qc, ual 'vxcgckb Q l RUTH and BILL HUTCHINS fbias, Xzglizeuunfmi HOQUIAM GE a-4790 SUQG. Cx Civ-K CLS r -A vis QM, 1 asm Wm 1 QQ ml' - 8 BUILDERS at SUPPLY iemesc Hmm we Mes. S BUILDING MATERIALS 020 VVcst Market ' ' Carpet 8: Liimle PI h L., 84 El I-Home Furni I' g T. Looe Q 7 The Leather Shup aculcx, 722 Simpson Avenue Hoquiam, Wash 123 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS DON MEYERS MIMEOGRAPHING LITHOGRAPHING AND ADVERTISING ADvERTIsING Congratulations to the Graduatirwa Class I D 0 N C1939 INC. Hoau IAM wAsH, . 5 You are always welcome at . STONES CAFE I AW SHOP 0 'E C00K 'G 12110212 3,121 52211259 Hoquiam, Washington B dy d F d R P 413 ONTARIO GE 8 5498 413 ol1I'ClI'I0 GE 8-5498 124 Congratulations and Best Wishes ta the graduating class of Haquiam High from the crew at Hoquiam's Safeway Need a Plumber? Well, Send for U E LWAY'S Plumbing and Heating Co. PHONE GE 8-4261 LAMPS -:- -WW CARPETS S W , L S iitii , S S Y is.. ii i Q t it sii is tm-'ff i L hh sei-. and simpson H GE 8-2434 QCQJQQJ FURNITUREVQX wt co. h ' Cor'QQtLxIaQgfgScg:iXrs no Lk C, Con ratulations Seniors tk W Wil? twat In 9 from Qjfi, ajget s ameralejmnder OUJ74-Far GRANTS BAKERY CVVLG Lb Olodl Niven. GE 8-8532 332 Woflkj gm: in ngigiyeoggc-lm Qmfll to V QQTABWIBANX emi- QP U-Q 27. 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One-Stop Shopping Center Market 8: H Aberdeen Congratulations Seniors o KX RO FIRST ON THE HARBOR CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! RINGS - PINS WATCHES Zaewb Jewelry Store The Official School Jeweler 720 Simpson Avenue, Hoquiam Ken Harrison's 24-Hour Texaco Service Expert carburetor, Mechanic ignition, generator Leo Missel Service, welding 905 SlmP50l'1 8- steam cleaning 2Eqg i'g'61 129 JV . 1 Jeff Sv - A-my WSGHJUJMVWJQK-:QVJW ii1i ::N?C9g::--AY ---:::-v--- Qigmww ,few ww .. of ff we QD , ft M53 QLW-My gcwfa - . W, JJ5' UV f VSJN 'giffrgggkygjwwbich eggegirt if not lost in X x gg iqaflgereel Dunlegaff anzifblazing Pearl Harbors 5 ' ll 9 jg B .... !MC I fh6 utmost refistance of S! U . 87dg1I loft little by little in rtoifeleff tbqftg fl jrezgmertt of concexsion to expeelzeney here, O lr XO II morfel of iafbett tloes it rneztter? there lr lr Then, .rhocleingk we that freedom bm' elirezppeezreel in the regimentation of not 0116: our elaib doings but Our eternal azml9itz'on.o:'f . . VV5AS'I-I IIN GTGN IAN EJEQQIU1-fg 608 EIGHTH STREET 9 HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON 98550 O TEL- 206 438-1234 1' - fx,fx f' .fx ,x ,X ,' 2 i'x 'x'x'x's'-'v'- PRINTERS OF THE 1967 HESPERIAN 130 JW 1 H AYXS Ninth and J Streets Phone GE 8-0994 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES WEBER GRGCERY Il PHONE GE 8-8011 SEATTL - FIRST F11 NATIONAL BAN ' E' l ' ., 5 iLE 71 ...nw .1.i..L DUN- M.-..n M.-Q.-1vT.i Simpson Ave' Hoquiorn Congramlmions Seniors Congratulations, Class of '67 From FLUUDSTHUM GEORGE MASON GARAGE 111 LINCOLN GE a-asaz GE 8-3498 EE' STREET CARPET HOUSE Cl'mP11f'W1fS Uf NORTHWEST TV 8. RADIO 723 Simpson GE 8-0671 Prescnphon Specialists ELKS TEMPLE ABERDEEN HOQUU-M, WASH- 99550 131 HARBOR voLKswAGoN co. GOLDEN DRAGON CAFE VOLKSWAGON SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS Lunch 81 Dinner Chinese 8- American Dishes We put up orders to toke out Parties or Banquets Served by Special Arrangement 2730 Simpson Hoquiam 710 Simpson Ave. GE 9-0510 Eomplimaata of ALLMAN-HUBBLE TUGBUAT CU. 711 LEVEE STREET HOQUIAM Compliments of S. H. KRESS G' CO ABERDEEN Cleaver Women's Apparel BEST wlsHEs 721 Simpson Ave. Phone GE 8-0731 BENSON'S 219 EAST WISHKAH STREET Aberdeen. Washington Phone LE 3-1922 f,f --....,,,h.qNN-'MJ DARIGOLD ABERDEEN Remember Darijold Makes It Better MILK -:- ICE CREAM -:- EGGS BUTTER AND CHEESE 516 E. Market LE 2-8155 132 CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIIVIENTS Class of '67 Dr. I-Iorry G. IVIeyer i' HOME GROCERY ard af K sneefs cr: s-zzva DENTIST HOQUIAM ,,,.-...vu QUIGG BROTHERS-McDONALD INC Washington School Store BEST BURGERS IN TOWN 2511 Simpson Leon Reese, Prop. Compliments of Yvonne's Beauty Salon 121 North Park. Aberdeen LE 2-8160 8:30 A.M. - Evening Appointments 0MAR'S UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE and AUTO UPHOLSTERY U-D0-IT SUPPLIES 406 7th Street Phone GE 9-1180 Arne I-Iolm 2517 Sumner Avenue GE 8-3880 3 CLASS OF '33 55 Builder of Fine Homes 24th and Simpson RALPH HOVIS GE 8-4011 CHEVRUN HUQUIAM Congrofulotions Closs of '67 C0'19fUfUlCfi0l1S, Class of '67 ROOT PAINT and GLASS COMPANY M ELMER HUHTA, D.C. 0 2218 Simpson LE 2-2803 61h and Simpson GE 8-7860 LE 2-6960 LE 2-7264 551466118 338111925 W0t0l 5 AND INSURANCE , 710 W. WISHKAH ABERDEEN, WASH, LOCATED TO SERVE Phone GE s-3743 HOQUIAM AND ABERDEEN Economy Cleaners Corner Simpson and Myrtle Aberdeen, Wash. A Complete Cleaning Service Telephone I-'Enox 3-1642 719 J Street Hoquiami Wash. Hoquiorn High School Students Enjoy Good Grooming They have their school ond dress clothes cleoned the Approved SANITONE woy. MOST WESTERN LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS, INC. GE 9-2022 B and 16th srfeefs 134 PI RHG ROW ONE: Tim Wandell, Rick Wayman, Terry Nelson, Dan Ekendal, Jack Irion, Bob Knudson, Andy Bohrnsen, Monte Smith ROW TWO! HBPOIU RSBYTISS. Steve Wise, Wayne Ross. B0b Thompson, Jon Parker, Milt McGuire. Dave Williams, Roger Spencer Chuck Scott. i Q I X elle ll 135 Lundman's Gift Shop GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 713 simpson GE a-5561 Congratulations, Class of '67 ' Heartiest Congratulations to the Grads of '67 , a 1 if 1 ' ,I s, a 1 nr ,' 0 ', M112 ff, ' A, A- H L Lg- ' ,Y A-J-if 'iii ' iffflf-N17 Zn Y, Si g-gggggzaf if ggsiilgj' ill E ll easy From F. O. E. AERIE No. 252 711 J Street, Hoquiam WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE A PART IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY. if-C 1 CEAN SHORES A PLANNED RESORT COMMUNITY FINE FOOD . . . SERVED AS YOU LIKE IT HARBGR REXAll DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS POSTAL SUB-STATION scHooL surruss COSMETICS E Eighth a. J GE 8-3060 The Drug Center for Hoquiam MGRCK HOTEL For Catering and Parties Heron 8. 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MCMONAGLE i' 3 14 ' Daw? we w fL , ' K 1 Q U!2flL49:ljJ'1LacYfLi'UU Mdwfoxuqj 0 JU I 'X V .X f' , 'f I 1 J 'AJ ' Dev J -JL K U f ki WJ' Oljy !3,!1Jj5,l,3 g ',,, ,UU7 bipou C'-1 Wduffl U!-U Audi! A L0 n U jaw, ,ful ,433 My pill MM Q, fix Qfxf If I 7 Q pi U Gfuons Q1 MW! JUSWWLJ ff vi' 'f , ,- ' ,I I ffpvpyvjyfiagle rw io rs! WW w 1 r ' I Mfw W3 fy TMJ 142 L'This process We call education . , . represents a journey through 1967 at Hoquiam High School, The HESPF2RIfXN has attempted to record the events that made this year's process memorable, and we extend our thanks to those who helped in the publication of this yearbook: to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson of Andy's Photo Service who devoted hours to taking candid and group pictures: to lVlr. Randich and the compositors of Washingtonian Print who eliminated many mistakes and solved problems by spending extra time on the HESPERIANQ and to our reliable and efficient assistants and staff members who were always Willing to help. And last, our gratitude is beyond Words to our faithfpl advisor, Miss Kreps. if Once again, We say thank you to all who aided in the publication of the 1967 HESPERIAN. ,'n tit ' QM Jean Curtis Editor, 1967 HESPFIRIAN f' f' ' Inq gy,wkf1-ow Tim Erickson Business Manager, 1967 HESPERIAN 143 During The Process Came . Nine new names on the faculty roster . . . a year's stay in Switzerland for Karen Lin- nenkohl . . . posters, horns, royalty, and new cheers for Pep Week . . . Phoenix '66 . . . the 35-13 Thanksgiving football victory over Aberdeen . . . a 'visit to Eng- land via The Chalk Garden . . . a surprise December snowstorm . . . a Christmas tree in the auditorium . . . You've Gotta Have Heart . . . a heartbreaking 'basketball loss to Evergreen . . . the beat of the Cow- ley-Cxford Affair . . . an election campaign for the new school . . . Andy Bohrnsen as YMCA Youth Governor . . . a night in The Emerald Isle . . . a superior rating for the orchestra . . . a rainy spring . . . an omniscient Big Brother in 1984 . . . a successful Dollars For Scholars drive . . . Sandy Dixon's election as SWW Girls' League President . . . midmorning breaks in a new class schedule . . . two thousand visitors to HHS for International Week- end and Music Contest . . . the selection of Marilyn Waples as vice-president of the Northern Division of SWW Student Coun- cil . . . the Mothers' Day Tea . . .the presentation of the 1967 Hesperian . . . graduation of the Class of 1967. .Wi S x , wt' M mama fhwfmzx vi CS' hll JJ l 'V' inl ' 7 ' Junior Editor: Nancy Bowers: Paste-up Editor: Marilyn Waples: Index Editor: Hilary Man : C YPGBGQYS: M3 Y KH!-MCBFIUB1 Janet Curtis: Associate Editor: Bev Lamb: Sophomore Editor: Kathy McKay: Artist: Paula zel: Editor: Jean Marie Curtnlsi Associate Business Manager: Steve Hines: Typist: Steve Hedman: Picture Editor: Terri Beegle: Photographer: Tommy Baldwin: Advisor: Mary Kreps: Sports Editor: Andy Bohrnsen: Senior Editor: Chris Byron: Business Manager: Timothy Dean Erickson. Not Pictured: Artist: Carmen Willis. 145 I H N194 SENIOR I DEX A ACKLEY, ART .........,. ..,.,,........... Boys' League I, 2, 3. ALWOOD, COLLEEN ....,.., 32, 41, 42, 46, 49, 50, 55, 94 Class Secretary 3, Pepsters 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Honor Society 1, 3, Secretary 2, FTA 2, President 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Chairman 3, Mothers' Day Tea Com- mittee I, 2, 3, Class Day Usher 2, Girl of the Month 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, May Court 3. ANTICH, SHERRY .............,........ .. 94 Girls' League I, 3, Girls' H Club 1, Pep Club I, 3, SHOUT 3, Pompanos 1. AULD, ELLA .....,..,................... 94 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BABINEAU, BARBARA .........,...... 31,94 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, All School Play 1, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3. BACKHOLM, KAROLYN ..,......... 22, 23, 28, 32, 42, 44, 46, 49, 50, 51, 55, 94, 102 Student Body Treasurer 3, Girls' League I, 3, Treasurer 2, Pepsters I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 3, Girls' State 2, Choir 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Chairman 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 3, Chairman 2, Class Day Usher 2, Senior Skit 3, Student Council Conference Delegate 2, 3, May Court 3. 94 BAILEY, CHERI ........,......,........,. Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BAKER, ORIN .....,,....,,..... ,..... . 94 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BARKER, LARRY ,... . ,....., ..... . . . . . 44, 94 Transfer from Colorado, Boys' League 2, 3, Choir 3. BARRETT, STEVE .................... 43, 94 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BENNETT, EVELYN .,.......... 28, 32, 35, 50, 94, 104 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, German Club Treasurer 1, Writers' Club 1, Treasurer 2, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 2, 3, All School Play 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3, Baccalaur- eate Usher 2, TSS I, 2, 3, Pompanos 2, Junior Skit 2, Faculty Honors 3, Merit Award 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BIDWELL, CHRIS ,....,..r.. ........ . 42, 94 Pepsters 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, All School Play 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2. elses, susAN ...,.....,,.........,.,...,.. Spanish Club 1, Pep Club I, 3, Girls' League 1, 3. BLOMBERG, STEVE .,........,....,,.. 43, 94 Band I, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BODEY, TRUDY ....,.... 24, 28, 32, 43, 45, 49, 50, 51, 95, 104 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Senior Representative 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 1, Historian 2, Vice-President 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Girls' State Alternate 2, Band 2, Treasurer 1, Secretary 3, Orchestra 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, DAR Award 3, Girl of the Month 3, Faculty Honors 3. BOHRNSEN, ANDY ...,... 19, 22, 23, 28, 44, 48, 50, 51, 59, 62, 68, 69, 76, 95, 105, 151 Student Body Vice-President 3, Student Council 3, Boys' State 2, Faculty Speaker 3, Boy of the Month 3, Football 2, 3, Inspirational Award 3, J. V. Football 1, Wrestling 2, 3, Inspirational Award 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, Kiwanis Trophy 1, Faculty Honors 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, German Club I, IRC I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, PA Announcer 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 3, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Hesperian Staff 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BONFIELD, LES ..,,....,.....,,.......... 95 Spanish Club 1, SHOUT 3, Senior Night 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BORDON, MIKE . ........ .,.... 4 3, 45, 95 Bancl 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, All-Northwest Orchestra 3. BRAYKOVICH, TONY ........,.... 43, 59, 95 Band 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Football 3, JV 2, Wrestling 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BROOK, DAVE ..,,.... .. ..... 23, 28, 35, 46, 43, 50, 55, 70, 71, 95, 107 Class President 3, Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, IRC 3, SHOUT 3, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, Music Meets 1, 2, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Senior Night Chairman 3, May Court 3, Boy of the Month 3, Intramural Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, Captain Award, Inspirational Award 3, Senior Skit 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3. BURGESS, DEBBIE .........,..... 33, 34, 95 German Club 1, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 3, Senior Night 3, Senior Play 3, Grizzly Gazette Staff 2, Associate Editor 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. BUSHEY, ANNE ..,... .....,... 2 9, 34, 95 Honor Society 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, All School Play I, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Bac- calaureate Usher 2, TSS 2, Pep Club I, 2, Girls' League I, 2, 3. BUTTERWORTH, LARRY .. ............... 96 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. BYRON, CHRIS . .,......... 28, 32, 41, 42, 52, 96, 107, 151 Pep Club 1, 2, President 3, Pepsters 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Junior- Senior Ball 3, Committee Chairman 2, Senior Night 3, Hesperian Staff 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, TSS 3, Pep Queen 3, Assemblies 3, Senior Skit 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Girl of the Month Committee 2. C CARKONEN, DAN . ...........,..,....... 96 Band I, Music Meets 1, Wrestling 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. CARTER, DAN ................,.. 96 Boys' League I, 2, 3. CEMELICH, PETER .....,.,.,.,....,..... 96 Golf 1, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball Captain 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. CHASE, LINDA ,.... ......,.,...,.,.,..,. 9 6 Choir 2, SHOUT 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Junior- Senior Ball 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. CLELAND, LES ..........,..............,. 96 Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band I, 2, Music Meets I, 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. COCHRANE, BARB ...,................... 96 SHOUT 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Bac- calaureate Committee 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. COLLINS, BECKY ....... 96 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. CONINE, EVELYN ..... 33, 96 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. COURNOYER, BOB ..,....,....,..., 43, 77, 97 Boys' H Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, Boys' League I, 2, 3. 146 CURTIS, JEAN ...... 42, 49, 50, 97, 104, 143, 151 Hesperian Editor 3, Associate Editor 2, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Faculty Honors 3, IRC 2, SHOUT 2, 3, Pepsters 3, Girl of the Month 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. DAILY, CARLA ..,.,...,,....... 20, 32, 42, 97 Pepsters 1, 2, President 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Class Day Usher 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. DALE, IRENE ..,... 28, 32, 42, 44, 55, 97, 102 Pepsters 3, IRC 2, Secretary 3, Spanish Club 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, 2, 3, May Court 3, Senior Skit 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. DALRYMPLE, BRENDA ..,.............,... 97 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. DALRYMPLE, LARRY .............. .. 97 Bays' League 1, 2, 3. DAVIES, KAREN ....,....,,.,........,... 97 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, Writers' Club 1, 2, Speech Club 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. DELANO, BILL ............... 43, 59, 72, 97 Bays' H Club 1, 2, 3, IRC 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Music Meets I, 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball Captain 3, Football 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. DESCHER, MIKE ....... ............. 5 9, 76, 97 Boys' H Club 3, Football 3, JV Football 2, Golf 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. DEWEES, JOANN ..................... 44, 97 Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, All School Play 2, 3, Senior Play 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. DOBOSZ, GARY ........, .........,.. 7 6, 97 Honor Society 1, Spanish Club 1, Golf 1, 2, 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. DONOVAN, FRANCIS ......... ,... ...... . 9 7 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. DOUGHERTY, CANDY .. .... ....,.. 4 4, 45, 97 Girls' H Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. DOUGLAS, LORRIE ....................... 97 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. oowume, sreve ..,...,,...... ....... 9 7 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. DRAKE, DAVE ..... 97 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. DURHAM, JIM .....................,.... 9B Speech Club 3, SHOUT 3, Senior Skit 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. EKENDAL, DAN ...................... 28. 98 IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Choir 2, Music Meets 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 3, Commence- ment Ushar 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. EKSTRAND, TOM ...... 28, 29, 34, 50, 98, 108 Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Science Club President 3, Honor Society 2, 3, German Club 1, Writers' Club 1, 2, SHOUT 3, Debate 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Intra- mural Basketball 3, JV Football 2, Track Mana- ger 1, Sophomore Skit 1, Senior Skit 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3, ENGLUND, BRUCE ...................... 9B Spanish Club I, Boys' League I, 2, 3. ERICKSON, TIM ...... 19, 23, 28, 33, 50, 55, 77, 98, 143, 151 Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 2, President 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Student Council 3, PA Announcer 3, Hespefian Staff Business Manager 3, Associate Business Man- ager 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Grizzly Gazette Staff 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2, Intramural Basketball Captain 3, JV Basketball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, May Court 3, Junior Skit 2, Boys' League 1, 2, 3 ERWIN, RICH .,............,,.,........,.,.. Boys' League 1, 2, 3. ESPEDAL, VICKI .... 28, 32, 43, 45, 50, 79, 98 Song Queen 3, Pepsters 3, Girls' League 1, 3, Sophomore Representative 2, Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 3, Chairman 2, TSS 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. ESTES, JOHN ...,.,....,,.,......... ..72, 98 Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3. ESTES, JOYCE ,....... ,......... .... . . 42, 98 Pepsters 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. EVANS, VERA ..,....,.,.,....,.......... Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. F FERGUSON, ROD ..... ,, ....,.....,.. 33, 98 Spanish Club 1, Band 1, Music Meets 1, Senior Night 3, All School Play 2, Grizzly Gazette Staff 2, Editor 3, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. FERGUSON, VERNA , .,................... 98 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. FERRIS, PAT , .....,.,.......,.,........., 96 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. ' FIENE, JUDY ....,...................,.... 98 SHOUT 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Baccalaureate Committee 2, TSS 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. FISHER, JIM .................,...,.,. 74, 98 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. FRODEL, MARY JO .. . 23, 24, 28, 48, 50, 55, 98 Girls' League 1, Pepster Representative 2, President 3, Pepsters 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, 3, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 3, Jpnior-Senior Boll 2, 3, Mothers' Day Teo Committee 1, Chairman 2, 3, Girl of the Month 3, Moy Court 3, Student Council Conference Delegate 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. G GEER, LARRY ........., ..,.........,.,.. Boys' League 1, 2, 3. GERLACH, JOY ............ 24, 28, 50, 98, 107 Girls' League 1, 2, Secretary 3, Honor Society 3, IRC 3, SHOUT 3, Choir 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, Chair- man 3, Senior Skit 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. GILL, RENEE ...............,......,..... 98 Girls' League 1, 2, 3 GRAHAM, DIANE .,.... .........,,,. 3 2, 99 FTA 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. GRAHAM, LEONARD .................... 99 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. GUSTAFSON, KAREN ..... 37, 43, 44, 45, 50, 99 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. H HAGEDORN, NANCY ..................... 99 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3. HANNICK, BARBARA , ..... 28, 29, 50, 99, 105 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Debate 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Pompanos 2, 3, Faculty Honors 3. HARDER, JANICE .,......,.,......... 44, 99 Girls' League l, 2, 3, Choir 3. HARPER, VICKIE .................... 99, 102 Pepsters 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, Chairman 3, Senior Skit 3, Thanksgiving Foot- ball Program Staff 3, Speech Club 1, 2. HARRISON, LEE ... ..................... ... 99 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, JV Football 1. HASS, GARY .,.............,............. 99 Boys' League I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, SHOUT 3, All School Play 1, Wrestling 1, Track 1. HAUNREITER, BOB ...................... 99 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 2, SHOUT 3. HEATH, BILL .................. 76, 100, 10B Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3. HEATLEY, MIKE ......,.. ................ 1 00 Boys' League I, 2, 3. HEDMAN, GARY , ,.... ,. ....,.. ..., 7 2, 100 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Track 3. HEDMAN, LARRY .................. 59, 100 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Speech Club 3, SHOUT 2, Football 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. HEDSTROM, KARLA .................. 34, 100 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Girls' H Club 1, Sgt.-at- Arms 2, President 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play Committee 2, 3, Senior Play Com- mittee 2, 3, TSS 2, 3, Audio-Visual Assistant 2, 3. , HOLM, HAROLD ......,,.... 28, 49, 50, 76, 100, 104, 103 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, GermanvClub 1, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Intramural Water Polo 2, Golf 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, Faculty Honors 3. HOLMES, CHRIS ..,....,......,... 44, 100, 107 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, FNA 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 1, 3, Senior Skit 3, TSS 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. HOLMES, MARLENE ........,,.... 28, 44, 100 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, All School Play Com- mittee 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. HOVI5, SHERI ......................... 100 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, SHOUT 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. HUGHES, RICHARD ..,...,.................. Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Music Meets 1. HULL, LARRY ...., ............,......,.. 1 00 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Boys' Council 1. HUNLEY, BOB ..,,.................,... 100 Boys' League 1, 2, 3 HUTCHINGS, GAYLE .......,...,..., 42, 100 Class Secretary 1, Pepsters 2, Scribe 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Class Leader 1, TAV 1, 2, SHOUT 2, 3, FNA 2, Senior Night 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Class :Day Usher 2, Senior Skit 3, Girls' League HYDE, DIANE ....,, 44 Girls' League 3. IRION, JACK ..... .... . . 49, 50, 55, 59, 60, 62, 64, 74, 100, 10B Class Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Boys' League 1, 2, Sec- retary 3, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, German Club I, SHOUT 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Boy of the Month 3, Football 2, 3, Captain 3, JV Basketball 1, JV Football 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, Basketball 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, May Court 3. 147 IRWIN, GARY ...,. .. 100 Boys' League 3. J JENKINS, WEEZIE .............. 42, 79, 100 Class Treasurer I, Vice President 2, Secretary 2, Pepsters 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 2, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, Class Sweetheart 1, 2, Pep Princess 1, Song Queen 3, Senior Skit 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. JOHNSON, JEFF . ...,..,........,.. . 101 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. JOHNSON, LARRY Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Track 1. JOHNSON, SANDY -- 101 Girls League 1, 2, 3. JOHNSTON, cunts ......,............ , Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pepsters 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, SHOUT 2, 3. 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 42 101 JONES, PA1n ,....,.. , ..,............, 44 Girls' League 3. JONES, SANDY ........... .... 4 3, 101 Girls' League 3, Choir 3. JORDAN, STEVE ................. 70, 101 Boys' League 1, 2, 3: Boys' H Club 2, 32 5PCnl5l1 Club 1, Speech Club 1, Choir 2, Intramural Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3. K KALLES, KEN ....,.................... .. . Boys' Council 1, Boys' League 1, 2, 3. KILWIEN, MARCY ....................,. 101 Girls' League 1, 2, 3 KNUDSON, BOB . . . . .......... 23, 47, 49, 50, 58, 59, 70, 71, 72, 101, 102 Boys' H Club I, 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2. 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, All School Play 3, Hesperian Staff 2, Commencement Usher 2, Football 1, 2, 3, JV Basketball 1, Swimming 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, TSS I, 2, 3, Boy of the Month 3. L LAAKSONEN, DIANE 32, 42. 45, 50, 101, 105 Pepsters 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, FTA 2, Parliamentarian 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Faculty Honors 3. LACHIONDO, LINDA ....,.............. 101 Girls' League 1, 2, 3: PGP Club 1, 2, 31 Junior- Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3. LAFOREST, TOM ........... 23, 47, 51, 59, 61, ' 64, 74, 101, Student Body Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Boys' League 1, 2, President 3, Boys' H Club I, 21 31 SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Junior- Senior Ball King 3, Senior Skit 3, Class Sweet- heart 1, Football 3, JV Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 3, TSS 3. LASHANCE, PENNY ..................... 101 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Junior- Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3. LINDBERG, KAREN ..... . ........... 42, 101 Pepsters 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. LINNENKOHL, KAREN ................. 26, 27 Girls' League President-elect 2, Representative I, 2, Pepsters 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Honor Society 1, 2, IRC 2, FTA Secretary 2, SHOUT 2, Debate 2, Student Council 2, Girls' State 2, Junior- Senior Ball 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee Chairman 1, 2, Baccalaureate Usher 2, Hon- orary Girl of the Month 3, Faculty Honors 3, AFS Student to Zurich, Switzerland 3. LONAC, EMILY .............. 32, 42, 48, 101 Pepsters 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, Honor Society 2, 3, IRC 2, FTA 2, Secretary 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, All School Play Committee 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Cam- mittee I, 2, 3, Girl of the Month 3, TSS 2. LUNDQUIST, SUSAN ....,............... 101 Girls' League I ,2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Senior Night 3. M MAAS, ELLY ........................ 24, 101 Girls' League 1, 2, Representative 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee Chairman 3. MACKENZIE, KARON . . . . ........,. 28, 32, 102 Girls' H Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Assemblies 3, All School Play Committee 2. MAJOR, TERRY ...4....... 28, 42, 47, 79, 102 Class Secretary 2, Pepsters 3, Pep Club I, 3, Class Leader 2, Speech Club I, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, TAV I, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Queen 3, Senior Night 3, Hesperian Stott 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Bacca- laureate Usher 2, Song Queen 3, Senior Skit 3, TSS 1, 2, 3. MALLOW, MARILYN ..,......,.. 31, 32, 42, 49, 53, 102 Pepsters 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Class Leader 3, Honor Society I, 2, Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, IRC 2, Vice President 3, FTA 2, Treasurer 3, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, Chairman 3, All School Play Committee 2, Senior Play Committee 3, Girl of the Month 3, Class Sweetheart 3, TSS I,.'2. MANN, HILARY ...,..,...., 28, 32, 42, 46, 48, 50, 102, 104,151 Pepsters Vice President 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, Secretary 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 3, Parliamentarian 2, TAV I, SHOUT 2, 3, Girls' State Alternate 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, General Chairman 3, Senior Night Chairman 3, Hes- perian Staff 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, 3, Chairman 2, Girl of the Month 3, Faculty Honors 3, Senior Skit 3. MARSH, LUANN ...,............... 102, 107 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Writers' Club 2, All School Play Committee I, Senior Skit 3, Pep Club I, TAV I, SHOUT 2, 3. MARSHALL, DENNIS .,...,.....,......, 102 Boys' League I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. MARTIN, BOB ......,......... 43, 44, 70, 102 Boys' League I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Swimming I, 2, 3. MARTIN, JACQUELINE . ......,.,.....,.. 102 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3 MARTINSON, KAREN ........,... 28, 32, 34, 42, 43, 44, 102, 105 Pepsters 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band 1, 3, All-State 2, Orchestra I, 2, Choir 2, 3, Music Meets I, 2, 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 3, Senior Play 3, Hesperian Staff 1, TSS 1, 2, 3, Faculty Honors 3, Senior Skit 3. MATTHEWS, JOAN ....., 28, 42, 50, 102, 104 Pepsters 3, 'Pep Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, IRC 2, Treasurer 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Chairman 3, Senior Night 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee Chairman 3, Faculty Honors 3. MCGUIRE, MILT ........... 43, 59, 62, 72, 103 Class Sgt.-at-Arms I, Boys' League Sgt.-at-Arms 3, SHOUT 3, Band I, 3, All State 2, Com- mencement Usher 2, Football I, 2, Mr. Tough Guy 3, Wrestling I, Track I, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. MCKINNEY, STEVE . .............. 74, 103, 107 Boys' League I, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Band I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, Boys' H Club 2, 3. MCQUADE, JIM ........,..,......... 28, 103 Spanish Club I, Speech Club I, IRC 3, Choir 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 2, Commence- 'ment Usher 2, Intramural Basketball 3, Intra- mural Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Swim Meet Official 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, TSS 3, SHOUT 2. MEYERS, BARBARA ..............,. 24, 28, 103 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, FTA 3, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 3, Junior- Senior Boll 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, 2, 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2, TSS I, Senior Skit 3. MICKELSON, HOLLEE ......... 23, 28, 29, 34, 35, 44, 48, 50, 51, 103, 104 Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, IRC 2, Historian 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Debate 3, Student Council 3, Girls' State 2, Choir 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Class Day Usher 2, Girl of the Month 3, Bacca- laureate Usher 2, Faculty Honors 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee Chairman 3, Girls' League Representative 3. MILLER, ANN ,,........ . .....,.......... 103 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3: SHOUT 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Baccalaureate Usher 2. MITCHELL, BECKY , ....,..,.... ......... 1 03 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3. MORTON, GWEN . .............. 28, 44, 103 Pep Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, IRC 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 3, Senior Play Committee 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3. MOTT, JOHN ..........,.,......,...,. 103 Boys' League 2, 3. MUHLHAUSER, KATHY . ...,... ...,....... I 03 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, Bac- calaureate Usher 2. N NELSON, MELINDA ...... 24, 28, 50, 55, 103 Girls' League I, 2, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Pepsters I, 2, Junior- Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, Chairman 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2, May Court 3, Senior Skit 3, Senior Night 3. NELSON, NANCY ,.......,,...., . . ,... . . . . Girls' League 1, 2, 3. NELSON, TERRY .....,. .....,......, 7 6, 103 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, German Club I, SHOUT 3, Senior Night 3, Intramural Basketball I, 3. NEWSTRAND, GREGG .. ..........,. 29, 107 Boys' H Club 2, 3, Speech Club 3, Spanish Club I, 2, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, All School Play 2, Intramural Basketball I, 3, Football Manager 2, JV Football I, Baseball Manager 2, Senior Skit 3. NICHOLSON, VICKI , ....,.. .....,,..,.. . . Girls' League I, 2, 3. NORDELL, DALE ,... ...... ,..... 2 2 , 23, 44, 51, 70, 79, 99, 117 Student Body Yell King 3, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, German Club I, SHOUT 3, Student Council 3, Boys' State 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 3, Junior- Senior Ball 3, Senior Night 3, All School Play 2, Commencement Usher 2, Intramural Water Polo I, 2, 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3. P PARKER, CATHY ......... ....... 44 , I04 Girls' League I, 2, 3. PARKER, JON ................ 28, 49, 50, 55, 59, 60, 62, 64, 74, 102, 104, 108 Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Music Meets I, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Commencement Usher 2, Football 2, 3, JV Football 1, Basketball 3, JV Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, Faculty Honors 3, May Court 3. PARN, MICHELLE ..................... 44, I04 Pepsters I, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, German Club I, Speech Club 3, Choir 2, 3, Music Meets 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2. PAULSON, JOHN .............. 43, 59, 72, I04 Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Bond I, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Manager I. 148 PAYLOR, BOB .......... ,..28, 32, 64, 76, 104 Spanish Club 1, 2, IRC 3, Treasurer 2, FTA 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, JV Basketball Manager I, Basketball Manager 2, 3. PELLEGRINI, FRED ......... 59, 72, 102, 104 Boys' H Club 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Com- mencement Usher 2, lntramural Basketball 3, Football 2, 3, JV Football I, Track 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. PHELPS, JACK ................ ........ 1 04 Boys' League I, 2, 3. POUKKULA, ED .,...,.... .....,. 1 05 Boys' League I, 2, 3. PREHM, GERALDINE ....,....,... 32, 42, 105 Pepsters Scribe 2, Secretary 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, German Club I, Writers' Club 1, FTA 2, 3, TAV I, SHOUT 2, 3, All School Play Committee 2, Girls' League I, 2, 3. PUMPHREY, RAY .....,......,....,...., 105 Class Yell King 1, 2, 3, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, SHOUT 2, Student Body Yell Duke 2, Track Manager I. PURKAPILE, JUDY ....... . ...,.......... 105 Pep Club I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3. PURSLEY, RONALD .,........,...,....,.. 106 Speech Club 3, SHOUT 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3. Q QUIGG, BILL ...,.,.........., 22, 23, 28, 51, 59, 60, 64, 106 Student Body Publicity Manager 3, Boys' League I, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 2, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, IRC 3, Sgt.-at- Arms 2, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 3, Boys' State 2, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Commencement Usher 2, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. R RADONSKI, MYRNA ..................... 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3: SHOUT 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2. RAMSAUR, CAROL , .......,............ 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Girls' H Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3. REDER, PAT ............................ 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, SHOUT 3. REID, DAVE .......,........,........ 32, 106 Boys' League I, 2, 3, FTA 3, SHOUT 3, Science Club 3. REAMES, HAROLD ..,........,,....... 59, 106 Boys' League I.. 2, 3: Boys' H Club I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. REUNANEN, ARI .................. 59, 72, 106 Boys' League' I, 2, 3, Track' 2, 3: Football 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3. REVIS, JOANN ...,...,...,.,.....,..... 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3. ROSS, DAN .......,................... 106 SHOUT 3, Boys' League I, 2, 3. ROSS, WAYNE .. ......,. . 47, 64, 72, 102, 106 Boys' League I, 2, 3, German Club I, SHOUT 2, 3, Boys' H Club I, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball Prince 3, Senior Night 3, Class Sweetheart 2, JV Basketball 1, Basketball 2, 3, Inspirational Award 3, Track 2, 3: Cross Country 3, Senior Skit 3. RYDMAN, VIRGINIA ..................... 44 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. S SAJEC, NANCY ........................ 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3. SATLOW, KARIN ..., ...,..,..... 4 2, 44, 106 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pepsters I, 2, Treasurer 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3, Senior Night 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3. SCHUMACHER, GAIL ..... .. ,........ 44, 106 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Choir '3, SHOUT 3. SCOTT, CHUCK .....,............ 23, 28, 48, 50, 59, 72, 102, 105, 106 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Boys' H Club 1, 2, Presi- dent 3, Honor Society I, 2, Vice-President 3, German club 1, mc 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Com- mencement Usher 2, Faculty Speaker 3, Intra- mural Basketball Captain 3, Football 2, 3, JV Football 1, Track I, 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, Faculty Honors 3, JV Basketball 1, 2. SELL, BILL ,............,.......... 43, 106 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3. SHARP, KAY ,...............,.......... 107 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. SHIELDS, JERRY ...,...,................ 107 Boys' League 3, SHOUT 3. SHYE, LOIS .................... 107 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Choir 1. SIMS, RICHELLE ....,.....,.....,......... 107 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 2. SLINKARD, ALAN ..... 107 Boys' League I, 2, 3. SMITH, DARREL ..,..... ., ..,,...... 107 Boys' League I, 2, 3. SMITH, MONTE ...,........... 28, 76, 95, 107 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Boys' League 1, 2, Sgt.- at-Arms 3, IRC 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, JV Basketball 2, Golf I, 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3. SMITH, PAULA .................. 43, 45, 107 Girls' League I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, SHOUT 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3. SMITH, STEVE ......,................,... 108 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Grizzly Gazette Staff 3. SNYDER, LARRY .................... 68, 108 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3. SORENSON, SHARON . ......,.. .,,..... 1 08 Withdrawn SOTOMISH, COLLEEN . .........,. 28, 45, 107 Pep Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society I, 2, Writers' Club 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Music Meets I, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. SPENCER, Rosen ...,..,.,... 29, aa, 59, 95, 72, 102, 108 Class Vice-President 3, Boys' H Club 2, 3, German Club 1, IRC 2, President 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Chair 3, Senior Night 3, Grizzly Gazette Staff 3, Commencement Usher 2, Intramural Basketball Captain 3, Football 3, Intramural Water Polo 2, JV Basketball 1, 2, JV Football 1, 2, Track 2, 3, Senior Skit 3. STANLEY, BILL . Boys' League 1, 2, 3. STEARNS, DON ........,, . . . 108 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. STEVENS, BONNIE .. .... ........ 1 08 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. STORK, GIL ..... BOYS' I-Bflgue 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Senior Night 3. I08,1I7,118 STURM, DOUG ................, 72, 107, 108 Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 3, JV Basketball 2, JV Football 1, Track 1, 2, Inspirational Award 1, Cross Country 2, 3. STUTESMAN, ROBERT . . . .... ...... . ..... . 117 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3. SUDDERTH, LOUIE ..... ,,...,.,.... . ... 109 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. SYPHER, STEVE ...............,. 70, 76, 109 Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Intramural Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3. T TANNER, MIKE .. ....... 53, 59, 63, 69, 72, 109 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Boys' H Club 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Class Sweetheart 3, Football 2, 3, JV Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Wrestling State Veteran 1, 2, 3, Wrestling Sub-District Champion 1, 2, 3, Wrestling South- west Washington Champion 3, Outstanding Wrestler 3. TAYLOR, SANDY ...... .... 44 , 109 Girls' League 1, 2, 3. THOMLINSON, DIANE ............ 22, 23, 28, 42, 44, 47, 109 Student Body Secretary 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pepsters 3, German Club Vice-President 1, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, FNA Secretary 2, Student Council 3, Choir 2, 3, Music Meets 2, 3: Senior Night 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2, TSS 1, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, Student Council Conference Delegate 2. THOMPSON, BOB .......... 28, 59, 60, 64, 109 Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Football I, 3, JV Basketball 1, JV Foot- Ball 1, Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Foul Shot Trophy 2. TODD, LANA .........,............... 43, 109 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Maiorette 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. W WALDEN, PENNY ...................... 109 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, TAV 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2. wALsH, PAr'n ...,....... za, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 79, 109 Pepsters 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 2, IRC 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball Princess 3, Senior Night 3, Pep Princess 2, Song Queen 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. WANDELL, TIM ................. 28, 49, 50, 51, 70, 104, 108, 109 Class Vice-President 1, Boys' H Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, Honor Society 2, 3, German Club 2, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Boys' State 2, Junior- Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 3, Commencement Usher 2, Intramural Water Polo 1, 2, 3, Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, Faculty Honors 3. WARD, CATHY ......... . .......,. ..... 1 09 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 1, SHOUT 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2. 149 WAYMAN, RICK .....,........ 28, 51, 77, 109 Boys' H Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Speech Club 3, IRC 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 3, JV Basketball 2, Tennis 2, 3, Golf 1. WEBSTER, LYNDA .,................ 24, 110 Girls' League I, 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Choir 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 2, 3. WEED, JOAN ....................... 24, 110 Girls' League 1, 2, Scribe 3, Pepsters 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee I, 2, Chairman 3, Class Day Usher 2. wins, susls ...........,............. no SHOUT 2, 3, Hesperian Staff 1, Mothers Day Tea Committee 1, 2, 3, Class Day Usher 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3. WETZEL, STEVE ..........,.............. 28 Bays' League 1, 2, 3, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, Senior Night 3, Yell Duke 3, Wrestling 1. WHARTON, ANN ....................... 110 Girls' League 3. WHITE, LYNELLE ......... ..... 2 4, 32, 33, 110 Girls' League 1, 2, Senior Representative 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, SHOUT 2, 3, Grizzly Gazette Staff 2, 3, Mothers' Day Tea Committee 3, Baccalaureate Usher 2. WILLIAMS, DAVE ............... 22, 23, 28, 44, 48, 59, 72, 102, 110 Student Body President 3, Class President 1, 2, Boys' H Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Music Meets I, 2, 3, Junior- Senior Ball 2, 3, All School Play 2, Commence- ment Usher 2, Boy of the Month 3, Football 2, 3, JV Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, TSS 2, 3, Senior Skit 3, Student Council Conference Delegate 3. WILLIS, CARMEN ......... 28, 42, 46, 110, 151 Class Treasurer 2, 3, Girls' League 1, 2, 3, Pepsters 1, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, IRC 2, 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Junior-Senior Ball 2, 3, Senior Night 3, Hesperian Staff 3, Mathers' Day Tea Committee Chairman 2, 3, Class Day Usher 2, Girl ot the Month Committee 2. WILLIS, RON .,....,.................... 110 Boys' League 1, 2, 3. WINDNESS, DAVE ..................... 110 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, Speech Club 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 3. WISE, STEVE ...... 55, 58, 59, 61, 62, 72, 110 Class President 2, Boys' League 1, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Boys' H Club 1,'2, 3, Spanish Club 1, Speech Club 3, SHOUT 2, 3, Student Council 2, Commencement Usher 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Cap- taincy Award 3, Track I, 2, 3, TSS 3, Senior Skit 3, May Court 3. Y YATES, NORM .................. 34, 44, 110 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, SHOUT 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, All State Choir 2, Music Meets 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, TSS 1, 2, Senior Skit 3. YOUNG, RON ......... ..... ...... . . . 110 Boys' League 1, 2, 3, Band 1. unior Index Aiken, Kim ..,... 23, 28, 59, B8 Anderson, Chris .. ...... 28, 32, 42, 50, 88 Anger, John ..... ...,,.........,... 8 8 Armstrong, Mack ..,.. 32, 46, 59, 67, 74, 88, 108 Arnold, Debbie .. ........,.......... 28, 93 Aronson, Paula .. . ..,,..,....,..... ,, 88 Babineau, Rich . . . ,... 68, 88 Baldwin, Tom ,. 5- ..., 88, 151 Barrett, Dave .... ..,......,... 4 5, 50, BB Bausman, Miriam ....,...,,........ 44 Beagle, Terri ..,,....,,. 28, 32, 44, 50, 88, 151 Boisel, Mary Ann . ,. , ...,,........., . . . . 88 Benavidez, Jim . .....,.......... 72, 88 Benedict, Chris .. . ...... , . . . . . . Bennett, Fred . . .... 59, 61, 88 Berg, Judy ..., ....... 3 8, 88 Bessey, Mike . . .......... . . Binks, Janice .... 38, 88 Binns, Stewert .,,.... 25, 88 Bintner, Peggy ..., ...,..,.... 2 4, 88 Bitar, Bradley .... 43, 45, 58, 88 Blood, Patty .... ................. 9 3 Boettcher, John .....,.,.,., 64, 72, 88 Bowers, Nancy ,... ..., 2 3, 28, 30, 32, 42, 46, 50, 88, 911 151 Bowman, Steve .. , ..., 25, 45, 50, 88 Brumley, Dick ,. ...,........ 88 Budd, Becky , ...,., Bunker, Terri ...... 32, 88 Burgess, Mike ..... .... 5 9, 68, 89 Callaghan, Terry ..., ........ 4 4, 89 Candey, Thomas .... .,.. 4 3, 59, 89 Carlson, Leroy ..,. .... 2 5, 89, 93 Carman, Ruth ..... ....,. 2 8, 89 Catania, Lonnie . . . .,,.., . . . . Cemelich, Marianne . . , , . . . . 89 Chase, Les . .,...,.. .,.,... 8 9 Chestnut, Cliff ...... .... 4 3, 89 Christianson, Mike .,.,...... 89 Close, Vicky .,..... ......,.. 3 8, 93 Cobb, Dotti ....... Cole, Charlotte Collins, Connie ..... Copeland, Harold . . . Crawford, Sheri . . . Creech, Frank . . . Cross, Shari . . , Curry, Pat ...... ..,.,2a, 44, so, Hfffffffis, ,..,f.'.fsQ ..,'.'f.'4:i,'sb, 'ii, 89 33 89 89 89 89 89 89 Curtis, Janet .,,., .... 4 6, 50, 89, 151 Dalrymple, Bob .. ,.......... 89, 90 Dalrymple, Darlene ............... 89 Daly, Debbie ,...... .... 2 8, 32, 44, 50, 89 Dart, Janice ...... ............ g . . 89 Dickhoff, Carol ...,... 43, 45, 89 Dier, Julie Anne ,.4,,...,, . ..,........ 43, 89 Dixon, Sandy .....,..........., 24, 28, 32, 89 Dowling, Nancy .. 30, 32, 38, 42, 43, 45, 50, 89 Downing, Jean ............,..,.....,..... 89 Eklund, Kathy . . . ,....,,......,., ..,... . . 89 Ellen, Barbara .... 28, 32, 38, 50, 90 Elwin, Christine . . ...,..........,. . , Farwell, Cindy , . . ..... . . 90 Fletcher, Brian . . . . . . 90 Flory, Bridget . . . . . . 92 Ford, Dana ...... . . . 90 Foster, Linda . . . . . 90 Frye, Carol .... 90 Gage, Bart ......... ---,-'4 9 0 Gaidrich, Barbara . . . ,.., 441 90 Gaidrich, Greg . . . Garrett, Dick , . , . Garrison, Janet . . , f f fic, 44 90 90 Garrow, Terry ...,. .,.... 5 91 90 Gilbert, Richard . . , .....,.. . . 93 Graham, lucky . , , . . .251 441 90 Grimnes, Norman .......----- -- 90 Guthmann, Mary ............ 38, 90 Haggerty, Bonnie .,., 28, 32, 42, 50, 90 Hanson, Bob .. ...... 44, 64, 67, 90 Harlan, Joyce .. . ..,........ .. 90 Harris, Dick .,.. ,........,. 8 9, 90 Hedman, Steve ..., ..... 5 0, 89, 90, 151 Henry, Dorothy . . . .......,... . , . . Herzog, Sid ...... 90 Hickle, Naomi ...,. ................,...... Hildebrandt, Bob ....,,................... 90 Hines, Steve ......... 23, 46, 47, 50, 88, 90, 151 Hircock, Jim ..... ,,......,...,.... 2 5, 90 Holderman, Mark Holland, Roy ...,. ..,.50, 72, 88, 90 90 Holmes, Jody . . . Huffman, Gary .. Irion, Cindy ..... Johnson, Wanda . .. Jonason, Ilene .. Jones, Janet .,.. Jones, Monty . . . Jones, Sandy ..... Karvonan, Lois ., Kellogg, Randy ., Kelly, Linda .... Kelly, Stan ..... Kennedy, Bruce Kennedy, Cheryl Kilcup, John ..... Klemente, Bonnie Knudsen, Genie .. Koepp, Sandi .. Korst, Ed ,..., Kramer, Betty ., Kramer, Pat .... Lackey, Darlene ........ laChance, Marv ......... Lamb, Bev ....,.. La rson, Karen ....,.... Lawson, Diane .. Little, Duane ,.... Lonngren, Wayne Ludwig, Steve Lundquist, Sharon Lytle, Colleen .,.... Lytle, Larry ..,... MacFadyen, Neala Mail, Andy ,,... Maior, Steve .,., Maltais, Mardy . , Manwell, Rick . . . Marshall, Birdie ..... McBride, Mary Kay McClelland, Donna McGuire, Linda McGuire, Sheri .. . McKay, Mary . .. McLaughlin, Mark McMahon, Vickie McManus, Bob .,.. McQuade, Judi . Messer, Steve .. Miller, Dave .. Mitchell, Rick . . . Mobray, John ,... Moller, Mary Ann Mollett, Janice . . , . Moore, Denny . . . Moss, Dick ,.... Murdock, Dave .. Murnen, Diana . . Olson, John .... Parson, Mike . . . Parson, Tom .... Patnode, Bryce . , Patnude, Pam .. Patnude, Sue , . Patten, Keith . Paulsen, Peggy , . Perry, John . . , Peterson, Judi . , Peterson, Pam . . Pettis, Donna .... Philamalse, Gary Potter, Gail .... Powers, Kathy ., Pratt, Delbert .. Pratt, John ..,.. Rakoski, Charles .. Rasmus, Chuck . Ray, Linda ..,. Reed, Dale .,.. Reeves, Jack ,,... oo fffbb 90 fff.'4:i, 90 90 90 90 90 . . . . .59, 90 90 90 90 90 90 11 51' '11, '11 ' as 1 1 1 90 ...67, 74, 90, 108 ijilffilifilllffbb 42 46 so 90151 1 1 1 1 ...90 .....32, 67, 90 .....50,72, 91 91 91 ,...59, 67, 72, 91 .,,....68, 72 91 .....32, 43, 74, 91 32, 38, 50, 91,151 ...,.,......43, 91 .28, 42, 52, 91, 93 ..23, 32, 45, 50, 91 91 91 ..,,,32, 91 ....,43, 91 ......,59, 68, 91 ........67, 72, 91 ,....2B1 32, 501 91 .,.,...32, 43,91 91 , .....,. 91 ...28, 32, 91 91 91 93 91 ........42, 91 .....32, 44, 91 91 .....8B,91 91 ....32,91 91 91 91 ...,.28, 91 91 ..,..43, 44, 91 .....431 50,91 91 91 .,...321 50, 91 91 .....28,91 Replngle, Nancy .. ..............,... 91 Reunanen, Aria . . ...,.,....,.,.... 28, 91 Reynvaan, Keith . . . ...., 53, 59, 64, 75, 921 108 Rhoades, Kip . . . ...............,,. . . 92 Riippa, Laurele , ........ 441 501 92 Robinson, Stan . . ...,---,-1 92 Rogers, Vicky ..... ........... Romine, Linda ...... 92 Rottle, Jackie-ioan 92 Rowe, Jim ,.....,... 1 . 1 92 Russell, Molly ..... ------ Russell, Steve . , , , - 1 93 Rud, Ann ..,. 92 Saiec, Mike ..... .4 - 92 Salonen, Salli . . -- - 92 Sampson, Doneen Sandberg, Pam .. ..... 32, 38, 50, Sauer, Richard .. Segai, Greg ,..,,. Sexton, Charlotte Shaffer, Cheri , . . Skinner, Sue .... Sletten, Dave .. Smith, Dave , . . . Smith, Roger ., Spears, Dale .. Spencer, Bruce . . Springer, Ray .. Stafford, Tom . Stamon, Mike . Stevens, Fay . . , Stevenson, Greg .. Stott, Fran ...... Straka, Marilyn . . . Strawn, Kathie Jo Stutesman, Janice Sudderth, Charles Suther, Janice l Tanner, Kathy . Teshera, Allan .. Testerman, Kay .. Thomas, Gary . . Thompson, Scott .. Tilly, Gay ..... Todd, Bev ..... Tommer, Nick .. . Turner, Patsy ...... . , Turnpaugh La Rae Turpin, Barb .... Venes, Alan ..... Walker, Cheryl . . . Walker, Janet .... ..... Waples, Marilyn Warthen, Barb ,. Watkins, Randy , . . . Watts, Al ....... Weakley, Sunny . . Wetzel, Tom ,... White, Chris ,. Wiley, Bill .,.. Wiley, Susan . ,... . Williams, MaDay Wilson, Bill ...,., Wilson, Dave . . Wright, John . . Wynn, Pam . . . Young, Linda ,. Zedrick, Dan . . ..,........44, 92 92 ..., 25,92 ....76, 92 .,28, 33, 43, 45, 92 .....70, 77, 89, 92 , ...,....... 67, 92 ...59, 64, 75, 92, 108 .,.......67, 72,92 ....28, 92 92 ..,.70, 71,92 92 ....44, 92 92 ....28, 92 50 92 ,...32, 43,92 . .......,...... 76,93 .,32, 33, 42, 53, 92 ......... 39,93 .....43,68,92 32, 42, 50, 92, 151 .......32, 42, 89,92 93 ....32,92 44 ....43, 92 93 93 93 ..,.44, 93 93 , .......... 44,93 .....59, 70, 72, Sophomore Index Aguirre, Rose .... Alain, Christine .. Amdahl, Kathie . . Anthony, Bill ., Arnold, Shari . Aronson, Linda .,.. Arthaud, Julianne Arthaud, Marianne Auld, Linda ,.... .. Backholm, Ed .... Ban, Mike , .,.. . . Barnes, Kathy ..... Basso, Gailanne Beaver, Cindy Beckett, Sharon . Bennett, Bill . . . Bessey, Pat . , . Bezzo, Rob .... Bissell, Barb , , . Bodey, Bruce .,... Bondurant, Frank Boober, Marie . Bowman, Art Branshaw, Toni Braykovich, Lucile Bridges, Kathryn Bridges, Sandy .. Brook, Kim .,.. Brown, Shari , . . . Brown, Tom ..,.... Brumfield, Bobbi Burke, Denise Carlson, Chuck ,. . Carter, Steve . . . ..'.4.441 .ff.imQ 'f.'f.ik, 111115, 'ff.'.15, .jibhl ....44, , 1351 '.'f.fs5, . ....s9, 74, 93 82 82 82 68 82 86 82 82 82 82 82 83 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 ei az az 82 82 82 38 83 83 83 Case, Bill ..,.... ,... 5 9, 83 Cleland, Sandy ., .... 44, 83 Close, Becki .... ,,,, 8 3 Cournoyer, Anne 83 Crawford, Linda 83 Darby, Phil ..... .... 8 3 Dennis, Nancy ,. ...... 83 Descher, Dan . . . . .68, 83 Dickhoff, Stan , . . ...., 43, 83 Dobosz, Nancy .. ........... 83 Dobson, Cynthia .,.. ..... 4 3, 45, B3 Donovan, Gladys ..,..,., . 85 Drugge, Bob ...,.. ...., 7 4, 83 Dubois, Ken , , . . . . . .43, 68, 83 Dudra, Bob ..... ...43, 59, 83 Earley, Pat ,.... ........ 4 3 Edlund, Kathy .. Edlund, Pam .. Ellen, Dan ..... Ellingson, Karen Elting, Bruce ...... Erickson, Kenneth Fitterer, Carol .... Fleming, Ann .... 44, '65 59, 83 85 83 83 83 83 83 . . . 83 83 83 83 83 83 59 83 Fletcher, Mark . . . . ,68, 74, Fisher, Thomas . .... . Freeman, Sally . . . ..,. ,38, Furth, Mary Jane ..,.,. Furu, Maiel ...... .,.. Gabriel, Ann . . . .. Gaidrich, Larry . . .... . . Garrett, Dick ... ..... .. Gilbert, Joanie . ..... 42, Graham, Bev . . ...... 83 Grant, Shirley . , . , . 83 Graves, Joanne . . . . 83 Green, Denise .. .. 83 Gregory, Alan . . ..,... 83 Grubisich, Greg . . . ..,.,. . . 83 Halvarsan, George .25, 74, 83 Harper, Kathy ..,. ......... 8 3 Harrison, Joanne .,,.... 83 Harrison, Nathan 43, 70, 83 Haas, Marcy , ..,.. ..,..,..,. 8 3 Heath, Sidney . . ..,.. . 83 Hein, Rita ..... .... 8 3 Heiser, Sandi . . ....... 83 Hill, Glen . . .... 25, 83 Hirt, Linda .. ...., 43, 45, 83 Holm, Alice . . . ..... . . 84 Holt, Andy ..,, 29, 68, 108 Hood, Stephen . . .,..,.. 84 Horne, Heidi .,.... . . . 38 Huffman, Doris . ,. ....., Huffman, Linda . . . ...... . . 84 Huhta, Harlyne ....... 38, 84 Hu - eve ..... ..... 7 D, 72, 84 - . . . ......,.. 38, 84 . .. ....... ..... 4 a, 70, 84 James, Rick .... , ..., 43, 70, 84 Jelovich, Jeann , ...,... 84 Jewell, Ruth . . . ,... . . 86 Johnson, Barb . , ...,... 84 Johnson, Bob . .... 72, 84 Johnson, John , . ....... 84 Johnson, Orville .,,.... 84 Johnson, Steve . 25, 74, 84 Jordan, Gloria .,., 38, 84 Kalles, Dean .... .... ,,.. 8 4 Kalles, Julia Ann 84 Kavanaugh, Judi . . . 84 Kelly, Linda ... ,..... Kilcup, Carol . , .....,, 84 Kloos, Willie ,. .,.. 42, 84 Knudson, Jane . , ..,.... 84 Korvell, John . 59, 68, 84 Kristrom, Dan . . . . . . . . 25 Lacefield, Cathy .... 44, 84 Lachiondo, Joe . . , . ,,.. 43, 68, 84 Lachiondo, Kathy .3B, 42, 84 Lafeman, Kris .,..,, .,..,...... LaMoureaux, Donna . . ....,. 84 Landstrom, Gary . . .59, 84 Lane, Lynda .... ..,. 4 4 Lausen, Regina .. ......... 84 Libby, JoEtto ,... ..,..., 8 4 Linne, Bill ....... .......... 4 a, 59, 12, 84 linnenkohl, Jerry .,,..... 53, 59, 64, 67, 74, B4 Logan, Chuck ..,..........,...., 59, 68, 74, 84 Lauderback, Colleen .. .......,....,,. 44, 84 Lundberg, Susan . . , . . . 84 Luther, Larry .... , , , 4 84 Lutz, Geary .,...,.. .... 4 3, 84 MacFadyen, Laura ,,,, 84 Maki, Barb .... Maki, Melvin ..... Manwell, Paula . Marsh, Clifford Marsh, Norman .... Martinson, Larry . . . Matheson, Ken . . . Matthews, Bill . . . Matthews, Lynn . McCarthy, John .... McClelland, Carol McCue, Rob . , . . McDaniel, Barbara McDougall, Kathy McFadden, Dennis McGarrah, Jill , McGuffin, Debbie McKay, Kathi .,.. McKray, Linda .. Meeder, Bonnie . Meldrich, Louise Messer, Dick .... Messer, Jeanie .. Meyer, Ray .,..., Mihovilich, John Mitchell, Kirby ,,,,, Mobray, Lorraine Montoure, Carolyn Moody, Bryce . . , Moore, Becky .. Morris, Becky ..... . Mummy, Evelyn . Murphy, Stephanie Newlun, Linda . . Norkool, Kay Olson, Lea .......... Osborne, Jane ,....... Ottlinger, Rosemarie . . . Ounsted, Judy ...... Parker, Linda ...... Pellegrini, John .. Perrine, Ginny , . . Petersen, Vicki . . . PhelPS, Norma .. Pickett, Michele Postma, Debbie .. Poukkula, John . . Paulos, Mike ..... Powell, Parker . . . Powers, Judy ..., Provo, Lawrence , . . Pryde, Cindy , . . Pryde, Susan . . . Quigg, John ..... Raether, Marsha Rasmus, Dale . . . . Reed, Karen ......, Reunanen, Maria . . , Rhoades, Jacki . , . Richards, Mike .. Richardson, Steve Roberts, Betty . . Root, Bruce Root, Vicky ..... Rothrock, Darlene Sandoval, Vicki Sargent, Phil ...... Schadewitz, Delpha Schnoor, Steve ...,,, Schumacher, Maureen .. Seguin, Nick ,....... Semler, Susan ..... Sermonti, Frank .. Severine, Nanci . Short, Mark . ,. Shrauger, Mike .. Shustak, Jennie .. Shye, Lester ., Slinkard, Diane . Smith, Bob ..,. Snow, Donna Spencer, Donna ...... Stanton, Charlene Stenger, Linda ..... Stinchfield, Frankie Strom, Kay ........ Stromberg, Kathy Stutesman, Darlene Stutesman, Ida ..... Sutherland, Dan .... Sutherland, Karen Sypher, Dan . . , . Syverson, Lois , Tanner, Carol , 84 84 ....42, 52, 83 .......25, 84 ....59, 82, 84, 85 ....,.44, 74, 84 ....,.,.74,B4 84 .....68.84 85 .....38,44,85 85 85 .....44,85 ...85, 151 85 85 ..,...77, 85 85 .,..43,70,85 85 85 85 ...24, 34, 44, 82, B5 ..,.a5 ..,.a5 ....,..s5 ,..,42,85 ..,.sa,a5 ....,....a5 ....59, aa, as ,........a5 ....,.,s5 ........,a5 ..,.38,42,85 .........a5 ....,..s5 ,,..44,86 .........a5 .,..25,59,85 23, 59, 64, 74, sz, as .........,...44,86 ...Has ..,.,..a5 ....44,85 ....,59,75,85 ..........s5 .....,.,....44 .....38, 44, 85 .......44, 85 .,...34, B5 .,.....72,86 ,,,..42,53,86 .....,...ae ......43,86 ....43,68,86 ,...24,83,86 .......,.s6 as .,,,......,.ss ....59, sa, 72, as ...Has ,......a6 ....43,86 ...Has ,....38,86 ....as,as . ,... as ....se ....as ....ss .........ae ....70, 72,86 .........a5 ,.,....86 Taylor, Doug .. Thomas, Brian . , Thompson, Jill . . Travis, Sandra . . Turpin, Dixie ..,.., Turpin, Joe .,.....,.. Vanderlinden, Claire ., Walker, Janet ..,... Ward, Debby ..... Warbington, Elsie . . . Watson, Bill ...,... Webb, Lynne .. Weber, Terri . . Weed, Carl .. West, Dennis . . Wetzel, Paula ,. Wetzel, Terry ,. White, Chris . White, Larry . . Willis, Marcia . Wilson, Jim . . Wood, Cliff . , Wright, Mary .. Zembal, Julienne . Faculty Index Allasina, Fred , Anderson, Jerry . Asan, George .. Barringer, Lanny Bell, Robert ......,,. Bodey, Mrs. Muriel ., Brook, Paul .,...., Butts, Walton ....... Cox, Mrs. Virginia . . Curtright, .lack ..,, Cygan, Ronald .. Drawsby, Don .. Eklund, Oscar ...,.. Elwell, Charles ....... Fitchner, Miss Betty ,.... Fletcher, Mrs. Mildred Giersch, Bill ..,.... Greenleaf, Mrs. Frances Grosz, David .,....,. Hansen, Miss Mary Lou Hegg, Peter ............ Hogan, John . ..,. .. Holevas, Fred ..... Holmlund, Danald .... Hyland, Mrs. Milly Isaak, Rev. Al ...... James, Doug .... , . Jamison, William .. Jarvis, Mrs. Stella .. King, Miss Joan ,. Kreps, Miss Mary . .. Lacey, Mrs. Phyllis .. LaCroix, Floyd ....... Ladley, Mrs. Darathy , Leach, Kenneth ..... Lee, Myron ........, Linder, Kenneth .... Marcussen, Edward . Mason, Charles ....,.... McCormick, Miss Sharon McGarrah, Weber .... Mitby, Mrs. Brenda .. Morris, Walter ......, Nelson, Mrs. Lovelle Purdy, Delbert .,..... Ray, John ......... Rooney, John C. .. Smith, Warner ., Spencer, Donald ...,. Stinchfield, Frank .... Sundell, Mrs. Mariorie Swanson, Mrs. Susan Taylor, Rodney ..... Thomas, Tom ........ Trudeau, Mrs. Tunie ,. Utter, Gary ........, Walden, Mrs. Margaret Wayman, Guy ..... 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