Kettle Falls High School - Review Yearbook (Kettle Falls, WA)

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First Row: Mark Young, Jerry Lawrence,,,S1Lannon Kaiser, mfeannef Avey, Second Row: Val Matlock, lllfayfliesxl' Ed White, Jogx ! Graves, Bob Frastad, Qbgisgl Loewl :- k-fu? X KV yylgx-v l xgl,-X K-X lfxu Kettle Falls Rice Jerel Beardslee, Nena Dotts, Denni Ball, Rita Rotter 72 Year Seniors Marcus First Row: Dave Sphuler, Debbie C arro ll, Second Row: Lester Lyons, Sharon Gilmore, Debbie Kifer, Kevin Mockel. M51 M Mary Mclrvin, Jiaqxpzlllgmes, Diana House. Orient

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Senior Class His tory It was a hot, near-fall day in 1971 when the members of the class of 75 first set root inside the Kettle Falls High School. Even though we were only freshmen, we decided to start off on the right foot by electing Jim Humes as our class President. Ed White served as Vice-President, Shannon Kaiser was our secretary, Steve Bush our treasurer, and Bob Urhausen our Sgt, -at-Arms. When Homecoming came along, Liz Adams was chosen as one of our princesses. Then came the carnival. As our candidates for Queen and King we chose s and Stev 5 - Unfortunately, we were new at this and came out in fourth place. Shannon Kaiser, ,fBrauner King and were B-squad Cheerleaders. Our second year in high school saw Ed White as our class Presidentg Vice-Presidentg Liz Adams, Secretaryg Jerry Lawrence, Treasurer and Rick Thornburg, Sgt. -at-Arms. e football team chose Liz Adams as Homecoming Queen. For the - ival we chose Ed White and Vicki Campbell Blazon. We came in second place this time. Shannon Kaiser, and Liz Adams were chosen members of the B-squad cheerleading team. Joan Graves served as Bulldog's caller reporter for the A. S, B, For our Junior year the females reigned wit s class President, Valerie Mrajlcgzkas Vice-President, and D-i n Ho se as Secretary-Treasurer. Vic 1 te Baker was picked as Homecoming Princess an i o e and Jerry awrence came in second place in the Carnival Queen and King Contest. Shannon Kaiser, eri Hayne and Liz Adams came through as cheerleaders again t ' eancn the A-squad. Ed White served as A, S, B, Vice- President, HS Assistant Treasurer, keanne Avgi was Bulldog's Caller Reporter and was Sgt. -at-Arms. o members of our class became Rayaltyvin out-of-school functions. Ne.NaJl9Lts became Beef Princess-Alternate and M ry c r was crowned Washington State Hereford Queen. Finally, after three s ruggling ears, the class of 75 tripped into K. F. H. S, as SENIORS! I ! To make the year the best ever, w oted s our class President. A Vice-Pr sident we chose d for her Co. -Vice ecretary was Ed White, treasurer, D'an o se d Sgt. -at-Arms, Jerry Lawrence. Liz Adamsnand eri ne came out for cheerleaders f the third year in a row. We were also active in the A. S. B. CAFE r Lockhar was voted A. S. B. President, moved u to treasurer, i a ouse as secretary, Qkve took on her second year as Bulldog's Caller eporter, sggi Hainesjook over as K. F. H. S. Radio Reporter, and Valerie Matlock was Sgt. -at-Arms. For o ar in school the two senior ' chosen to represent their town as and Princess were ueen J anne Avey and Princess Christy Loewpwas crowned stevens Coun eef Princess on October 30, 1974. Although as jlmiors the girls lost our Powderpuff Football game to the seniors of 74 , we came through with a smashing 20-0 victory over the juniors this year, and we were all super proud of the females in our class. For the carnival this year, we chose Liz Adams a.nd Dave Sphuler as our candidates. We came in a fantastic first place, by selling about 700 more raffle tickets than the second place winners. In conclusion, the CLASS of 75 has had a lot of fun years. . . and we know we'll have lots more.

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Senior Class Prophecy by MAUREEN DOBSON It's 1985, and I, now a famous movie director, decided to return to my hometown to make my next movie: The Great Class of '75 . S the seventh largest city in the world. As I pull into town, my agent and friend JIM HUMES,,5 notices that the gas gauge on our 757 jet is or empty. So we took a right to TuFu's Gas Station, owned by former classmate Getting out of the jet, we were pounced upon by Twidle Dee and Twidle Dum, fBoth better known as DAVID MICHALK and STEVE BYINGTONj. After they checked out the jet, they informed us that overnight repairs were needed. So while the top mechanic DON CL ' .Y fwho incidentally, I found out, is married to the former worked o and I went to find a hotel. o here I am in Kettle Falls, Washington, now Walking dow he, hi hway, we noqtgzedm-thatkthe Orient College Basketball Team, owned and managed by ON BORDER andQQUG BEREND7, was having an exhibition game. Grabbing the last availa e seats, we settled back to watch. There were lots of fans there and on the K ttl 'd ' ' ' e e si e, LIZ ADAMS was leading the Kettle Falls High School Band in a joyful revival of the old tune: pep song . To my surprise out bounded JOEL MCDUFFEE as center, LESTER LYONS and DON LOUIE as guards, followed by DON WALKER and lVlIKE BUTTELO as forwards. It was a great game. At halftim I ' e o to et some popcorn and ran in RRY LO T his 'fe, the former . E I A She told me about her job a SQ?-1 r at 'Boobs Bra Factory'b owned b D- BIE CARROL , More inquiries told me thati ARSHPE BRAUNER KIN wa er top model. KJV