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Capable hands pushing, foling. us to ae Bat bande mound ey loyalty and pride, Pull us to our feet and again we reach. anos i Se : YVAS a) we WY ee 7” (JE f IVVYOP VOU KY : 3 Mee Ci Og ye AG 2 e y 7 od ay, ‘c yz? 7s) } yA { py ty 1) V- 0. hob 200 wy SSS SSSA AAT : WANES Hale - i = “0 2 = aan 5 TSS - 4 — 5 EN SS feeal : Seas ae x . ‘ SSS SE SENN eS : % SAW Ue SOS in : ue aa : wes SES yen _— Se as “ii = : . : SWS RSS ree ASS sicseesSial S ™ 5 Ree Seas x aS SSNS, a aan Seen | | PAO SE See Seah ese a ASE EO SRS SSR! S38 wt’ tg To look out and not in, and To lend a hand. ye I Ua Uf 3 VOR R Qees GARR CA SIS oS (NR ee, a, 2 Spang eae aoe aN Ores Sa Soest Re eS PO I Ne FO a 0 0. 2 : JERRY KARNOFSKI — Principal Students realize that teachers are a necessity to the school and to their future. They direct studies, supervise clubs, and support MHS. Without them, Meadowdale would lack direc- tion and purpose. Sharing their many interests with the students, teachers bring warmth and enthusiasm to learn- ing. JOHN GARNER — Vice-Principal _ Ws = MRS. DOROTHEA NIVEN MRS. CHARLOTTE GRANT Sec. to Principal Vocational Sec. MRS. IRENE KEFGEN MRS. MARY ANN MONEY Attendance Sec. Instr. Sec. ee MRS. DONNA PHILLIPS MRS. DOROTHY ROGERS Sec. to Counselors Registrar CUSTODIANS-FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Nelson, Ed McConnell, Loyd Ronquist, Earl Stock- man, Fred McKinney, Percy Winstrom, and James Nelson. COOKS- Marcella Raymond, Fern Hill, Margarie Bean, Lydia Gustafson, Margarie Lefaive, Pat MRS. VIOLET SKIBITZKE MRS. BARBARA STREETER Weight, Betty Marthaler, Delores Rybak, Lois Ruosch, Florence Hall, Wanda Dodson, and Ricky Study Hall Asst. Asst. Sec. BT oy Hickle. ; or iv Loki? b 44 RON BATES Physical Education, Baseball Coach, Football Coach JOAN BARTON English 10,11, Speech, Pep Squad Advisor RICHARD ANDERSON English II, College Prep. MICHAEL AYERS U.S. History, World History DIANE BLAIR Soph. Counselor RICHARD BOGGIO Junior Counselor GORDON BERGUM Chemistry ROY BOURLIER Librarian BETTY BROWN School Nurse ROBBIN BOSTON Physics, Algebra BRUCE COOK Bookkeeping, Consumer Law, Wrestling Coach ROBERT BURTON Band, Choir, Impressions, Music Theory VERN CARDINAL World History, Reading JERRY CONRAD Crafts, Annual GENEVIEVE BELL English 10, College Prep, U.S. History WILLIAM CROSSETT English 10, Drama, Play Di- rector ELEANORA DUCKWORTH PAT EASON EDITH FASTE TOM FORTIN SHIRLEY GILSON Business Machines, Typing German, Cross Country Art, Crafts English 10,11, College Prep. Shorthand, Typing, Drill Team Coach, Varsity Club Advisor JOHN GRANTIER MARILYN GRINDLEY MARCELLA HANSON DAVID HEWITT Career Counselor World History, Psychology, Librarian Woodshop, Mechanical Soph. Class Advisor, Model Drawing U.N. MYRNA HILLYER MICHAEL HILTON CAROL HOTCHKISS PHIL HULL Clothing, Boys’ Home Ec. Algebra, Geometry, Business English, Typing U.S. History, Basketball U.1.C.S.M. Coach MAL JENKINS TERRY JOHNSON CLIFFORD (SKIP) KAYS LYNES KING HENRY KLOPP Algebra, Geometry Electronics, Mechanical World History, Physical Edu- Twentieth Century History, World History Drawing cation Debate, Contemporary Prob- lems ERICH KOKER Orchestra GLEN MOEHRING English 12, Coll. Prep. Russian, Journalism CHARLES LeWARNE Twentieth Century U.S. His- tory Mh NANCY McCRACKEN English 11, Coll. Prep., Crea- tive Writing JACK NEILSEN VU : C7 Auto Basics, Auto Shops MARION KOLUDA RUDY KOVACEVICH Art, Sculpture, National Hon- Distributed Ed., or Society, Advisor MERLE LOCKWOOD Reading MARCIA McELVAIN English 11, Coll. Prep., Junior Class Advisor ) GEORGE NELSON ras Metal Shop, Track Coach RON LaFRENIERE D.E.C.A. Advisor HELEN MacGILVRA English 10, Coll. Prep., F.T.A. Advisor DOROTHY MEYERS English 12, Coll. Prep., I.R.L. Advisor RON LEE Typing, U.S. History, Russian History, Boys’ Club Advisor LINDA MANN Foods, Meal Planning, Boys’ Home Ec. GLORIA MEYERS Spanish EDWARD NIEVAARD DOLORES NORMAN Biology, Physiology Family Living, Child Care ROGER OTTMAR WINIFRED PARRIS HORACE PROPST DON RIDGE Biology, Activities Coordina- | Twentieth Century World His- tor tory JAMES NUGENT French, Latin Typing, Ski Club Advisor, French Tennis Coach HARRY ROBINSON MARILEE RYAN WILMA SCHEEL U.I.C.S.M., Geometry Shorthand, Typing English 10, Spanish, Girls’ Club Advisor ELIZABETH S EARS DARLENE SIMPSON MARY STITES Biology, Zoology, Senior Senior Counselor Biology, Typing, Business Machines Class Advisor SHARON WEEKS RALPH WIGINGTON GLENN WILLIAMS Physical Ed., Health, G.AA., English 11, 12, Coll. Prep. Biology Letterwomen VIOLA WALLS RALPH WEAVER Physical Ed., Firewater Advi- English 11,12 sor STEVE ABBOTT “Who climbs with toil, where so e’er Shail find wings waiting there.” Beeching “As the senior class goes, so goes Meadow- dale.” This warning was issued to an inexperi- enced group of seniors who were not completely aware of the responsibilities that accompany the prestige of being a senior. Determinedly, the sen- iors rallied to win the SAC card sales drive. With dalk-wavaken cela Vem dal-M-1-2al ol g-Wer-iial-Ye mm dal-Ma-t-1 o-1en ae) Viatel-1qeik-F-t-Janl-1ame cela minal ovelad-lananvam dal-e-1-1 alloys class won the self-respect so essential to the uni- ty of aclass. With this new respect and sense of responsibil- MAUREEN ABER ROBIN ACKER 14 ity as a foundation, the seniors continued to build UE} col ale pm er ] of-] 0)(- 1-1 alle) amelt-|- -eam DIV] alae Me dalc¥r-]alaler-]| magazine drive, the class of ‘67 worked to raise nate) al = vam (ol am UK-r-le(o)uZel- I-Mate) = im iU[ale Mmm Kole(=)dal-1amaal:) class of ‘67 worked for Meadowdale. It has become evident that there was a large Fel aavolU] a) are) mm CaU) Caml amaalom’ 7-1 dali are mel V-lam com dal: By: al lols class. The school did go as the Class of ‘67 went. Meadowdale has grown a year older, a year stronger, and a year prouder. PAT ADAMS SUSAN AKERS 1 ! N GARY DEBARDI LES'SAVITCH PAT MCCUNE JANE LEVENS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary DON ALLEN LARRY AMUNDSON GREG ANABEL ESTHER ANDERSON KENNETH ANDERSON 15 MELANIE BLACK TONY BACKES = ONTHE MOOK DAVE BAER LARRY BAKKO KATHY BALSLEY S NORM BARRANS NANCY BARRETT DENISE BARTON DEBBIE BAUMAN BARBARA BAUMGARTNER 16 JIM BENEFIEL MIKE BEAL KATHY BELCHER CAROLE BENDEL CHRIS BAYER LEE BENNETT DAN BERG GAYLA BENNETT LINDA BLISS LANNY BOHN STEVE BIRD WANDA BOIVIN SUE BRADY HOPE BONELL ANDY BOTTIN JOAN BOLING 17 DIANE BRECHT AUDREY BRISTOL SHARON BRODIE DIANE BROOKS KEN BROOKS FRANK BROWN STEVE BROWN JOHN BRUNSON PATTI BURKE GAIL BURNS VICKI BURNS KAREN BUSCH KATHY BUTTS 18 TOM BUTTS VICKIE BUTT DAWN BYAM ALEX CAMPBELL SHIRLIE CANFIELD LARRY CANTRELL LINNA CARLSEN SHANNON CARRICK MARGIE CHAFFEE STEVE CHAFFEE MICHAEL CHASTAIN DEBBIE CHRISTEN VERN CHRISTIANSEN KATHY CHRISTOPHER GARY CHURCH LINDA CHURCHILL ANNE CLARK KATHY CLARK LELAND CLARK CAROL CLARY 19 JAMIE COMET JEANINE COOKE LEAHA COHAGAN DEAN COKER CHRIS COPLEY DAN CORIER BETSY CRAIG MIKE CRAMER PAT CRAMER LEE CRARY STEVE CRUZ BOB CYR DAVE DANEMAN BARB DART GWEN DART RON DAUZENROTH LINDA DAVIES DIANE DAVIS 20 PAULA DAVIS DAN DAVIS GARY DeBARDI PAULETTE DeBERG MARY ELLEN DeBRULER DAN DeLONG RON DOLAN PATTI] DOWNEY MARGIE DUFF BETTY DUPREE LINDA DURHAM ANNE EASTER CAROL ELLIS KITTY ELY PEGGY ERVIN RON EVANS BILL FARLEY JANICE FARRER STEVE FAVORITE DANNY FAY MARY FERCHEN ROGER FERREL CECILE FERRILL KATHI FILBIN PAT FISH 22 BOB FISHER JOHN FLAUDING JEANNE FLETCHER DENNIS FLYNN CAROLYN FOSSUM ELIZABETH FOYT JOHN FYALL CATHY GABRIEL BARBARA GARRETT GARY GOEBEL AL GERTH PAT GIBBS KEN GIBBENS MAUREEN GILLIS STEPHEN GERFIN 23 CAROLYN GLAZER MAHLON GOOD LARRY GRANDY BOB GREER CHARLEY GRIMES NICKI GREIMES JOE GRUBBS FRANK GULLIKSON CARL HALGREN BOB HAAR JIM HAGAN DONELLE HALL LINDA HALL LOA HALLERT KARYL HANSEN LANNY HANSEN 24 LINDA HARPER MARCIA HARRELL RON HELLERSTEDT RICK HEMENWAY DON HENDERSON MELINDA HENDERSON RUS HENDERSON TED HOLLCRAFT TED HOLT TIM HOLT SALLE HOPKINS SUSAN HOPKINS MARY HUDSON DAVE HUGHES 25 RON HUSON SANDI INGRAHAM BRENDA IRVINE JULIE JACOBSON CAROLYN JACKSON | | a H i ; SUE JENKINS KEN JENNINGS BOBBIE JEPPSON STEVE JESMER j | ANNE JOHNSON BILLEE JOHNSON DAVE JOHNSON GRANT JOHNSON MIRIAM JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON LYNN JOHNSTON SANDY JONES 26 MARGO JORAMO RUSS JOSLIN BILL KLEMM KATHY KEY NIKKI KRISTJANSON JEANNINE KROENER LAUREL LAMMERS LYNN LaBARGE MARGARET LaBELLE KEN LAFONTAINE VAN LANG RICK LARSON SANDIE LARSON BROOKE LARSSON DONN LaRUE RON LAWRENCE SUSAN LEIGHTON JANE LEVENS DIANNE LARSON AL LEVINE J JIM LANG OHN LEWIS DWAYNE MARTIN RON MATSON RICK MATTSON TOM MAWSON MARLENE MAXWELL GREG McBAIN CINDY MATTISON 29 MIKE McMANUS LOY MICHALENKO PAT McQUEEN RANDY MICKELS CHERYLE McCALMON JERRYE McCALMON PAT McCUNE STEVE McKENZIE STEVE McSHANE STEVE MEYER PAT MEYRING e ecalis ‘4 MIKE MILLER DON MILLER RANDY MILLER 30 RONDA MILLER SANDI MILLER SHEILA MILLER RICHARD MITCHAM SANDY MONTGOMERY MARILYN MOONEY HARLAN MORGAN FLORANTE MORI DENNIS MOSER JOHN MOYES PAT MULVANEY DAVE MUNSON KEV IN MURRAY DEBI MYERS RICK MYHRE VAUGHN NICHOLS GERI WILSON BARB NORMAN CANDI NYGREEN JANET NYGREN 31 STEVE OLSON TERRY O’ MALLEY HAROLD OVERVOLD SHEILA PAGE | | | } CAROL PALM EILEEN PARRISH PEGGY PAULSON STEVE PEARSE JANICE PETERSON : : SUE PEARSON CHRIS PERRY BOB PEYTON TERRI PIPER CATHY PITCHFORD LINDA PORTER GARY POSENJAK STEVE POTTER KATHY POTTRUFF DAN POWER 32 LARRY PRICE PAT PRICE BRUCE PROUT DAN PUGMIRE SARA PULSIPHER PAT QUEEN SUSAN QUICK DAVE RALSTON JEANINE RATH LINDA RAYBURN LANCE REDDINGTON GAIL REGELIN ROBIN REID TERRI RENFRO GINGER RHOADES CHRIS RIECK VIVIAN RIEDLINGER DIANE RIFFLE JENI RINEHART JOHN ROBERTS KAREN ROBERTS CAROLYN ROMMEL MARGUERITE ROOT RICHARD ROSE BARRY ROSS BILLIE ROSS LANNY ROSS WV am TOM ROWE KAREN RUSSELL GARRY RYALS SUSAN RYAN PAT SANDERS 34 GREG SARVIS DYANNE SATEREN NANCY SAVAGE LES SAVITCH CAROL SCALF ED SCHOENHOLZ MARY SCHULZ MIKE SCHWIGER BETTI SETHARES SANDY SHEEHAN HOLLY SHIPLEY HELEN SHIVELY BRUCE SHREVE 35 PHIL SLEDGE CHRIS SIMON KAREN SINGHRS SHERI SMITH STEPHANIE SMITH DOUG SNIDER STEVE SPARKS JIM SPRAGUE TIM SPRINGER TERRY SPRING JOHN STADLER TONY STAINBROOK GARY STANFORD STEVE STEBING RICK STEINMETZER SANDI STEPHENS KRIS SVENDSEN MARY SWARTZ KATHY THOMAS MARY THOMAS SAM TISDEL STEVE TORRENCE _ MERRY THOMPSON PAM THORNBRUE | LOYETRANDUM RICK VADERS BRUCE VALLEY BILL VanALMKERK SUE VAN OSDALE EARLENE VERNON JOHN WACHSMITH CAROLYN WAGAR JOHN WALCKER MARK WALKER MERYL WALTON KAREN WARD RICH WEIGHT KATHY WESTBERG JANET WESTERLUND SUSAN WESTLAKE STEVE WHALEY MIKE WHEELOCK DON WHITTLESEY 38 MIKE WHITE BETTY WIELER ALICIA WILLIAMS JANE WILLIAMS SYLVIA WITT BOB WOOLWORTH ED WRAY MARCIA WRIGHT ALLEN YAROS BOB YUILL SENIORS NOT PREVIOUSLY PICTURED HELEN ZISSEL JIM ALLERDICE DOUG CALDART DAN COGSWELL AL ANDERSON 39 Abbott, Steve Stage Crew 10,11,12 Adams, Pat MEDICS 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Tolo Programs Comm. 12 Alt. GC Rep 12 Akers, Susan Choir 12 Stud. Corr. for Western Sun 12 Ass. Ed. - CHIEFTAIN 12 FTA 12 Allerdice, James Track 10,12 Amundson, Larry DECA 12 BC 10 Anabel, Greg Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11 Track 10,11,12 Varsity Club 10,11 Pres. 12 ASB Rep. 10 Firewater 10,11,12 Anderson, Esther GAA 10 ASB Rep. 11 NHS Optimus 11,12 IRL 11,12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Firewater 10,11 Anderson, Kenneth J. Football 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 FTA 12 Arnquist, Kathy Trans. from Maryland 11 Firewater 11,12 GC Art Comm. 12 GC Programs Comm. 12 Tennis 11 ASB Asst. 12 Grad. Decor. Comm. 11 Baer, David Cross Country 10 Wrestling 11,12 Track 10,11,12 Baker, Linda GAA 10 Firewater 12 Spec. Asst. - Mag. Fund Drive 12 Stud. Asst. 11,12 Bakko, Connie Letterwomen 11,12 GAA 10,11,12 MEDICS 12 GC PublicityComm.12 GC Rep. 10 wae Chorus 10,11,12 XN) Choir 12 Drill Team 12 Home-coming Dec. Comm. 12 : Balsley, Kathy DECA 12 MEDICS 12 GC Art Comm. 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 GC Rep 11 SENIOR Barrett, Nancy Firewater 10,11,12 Drill Team 10,11 Jun. Coun. 11 GAA 10 Barton, Denise Ski Club 10,11,12 Sec. 11 MEDICS 12 IRL 12 ASB Rep. 10 Sen. Board 12 Bauman, Debbie GC. Rep 10,11 ASB Rep. 11 Firewater 10,11,12 Drama 12 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Asst. 11,12 GC Fund Raiser Comm. 12 Baumgartner, Barbara GC Vice-Pres. 12 NHS Optimus 11,12 Sen. Board 12 Tolo Gen. Chairman 12 Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 11,12 GC Stand. Comm. Chair- man 12 Drama Fest. 11,12 GC Cabinet 11,12 Homecoming Queen Cand. 12 Bayer, Chris GC Cabinet 12 NHS Optimus 11,12 (RE et Firewater 10,11,12 “The King I 12 Beleher, Kathy Trans. from Queen Anne High MEDICS Club Pres. 12 GAA 12 iRL 12 Switchboard ASST. 12 FTA 11 MEDICS 11 Bendel, Carole Choir 11,12 Ski Club 12 Sen. Board 12 Firewater 10 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Chorus 10 GC Rep. Alt. 12 Bennett, James Lee BGalalrtzZ Firewater 12 MEDICS 12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Track 11 Berg, Dan Golf 10 Firewater 12 Varsity Club 12 Asst. 12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Bliss, Linda Choir 10,11,12 IMPRESSIONS 11,12 MUN 11 IRL 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Choir Coun. 12 Const. Comm. 11 GC Pub. Chrm. 11 CREDITS Boivin, Wanda Trans. from Ferndale High School 12 Boling, Joan IMPRESSIONS 11,1 Choir 10,11,12 School Musicals 11, AN One-Act Plays 11,1 9 (Vv MEDICS 12 FTA 12 Sen. Ball Music Comm, 12 Firewater 10,11 GAA 10,11 Bonell, Hope MEDICS 12 Drill Team 12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 11,12 Chorus 11,12 Choir 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Asst. 10,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Bottin, Andy Baseball 10,11,12 Firewater 11 Firewater Sgt. at Arms 12 BC Rep. 10 Brady, Sue Trans. from Edmonds High 12 Bristol, Audrey GAA 10 Firewater 11 Asst. 10,11,12 FTA 11 Brodie, Sharon Firewater 10,11 Off. Asst. 11,12 GC Art Comm. 12 GC Pub. Comm. 12 Brooks, Diane MHS Corrs. for Enterprise 12 CHIEFTAIN 12 IRL 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 11,12 GC Rep. 11 Firewater 10,11 Foreign Lang. Club 11 Tennis 10 Brossart, Vaughn Trans. from Quilcene HS CHIEFTAIN II Editor 12 Football Manager 11,12 Basketball Manager 11,12 Baseball Manager 11,12 Brown, Frank Band 10,11,12 Choir 12 Orchestra 10,11,12 Chorus 11 School Play Orch. 10,- (ie? Firewater 10,11,12 Brown, Steve Track 10,11,12 BC 12 Firewater 12 Brunson, John ASB Pres. 12 ASB Rep. 10,11 Firewater 11,12 Senior Board 12 Junior Council 11 Sen. Ball Organization Comm. 12 Sen. Ball Announcer 11 BC Rep. 10 Constit. Comm. 11 Burbank, Marilyn Asst. Set Designer 11 Set Designer 12 Sen. Ball Music 12 Burke, Patti NHS Optimus 11,12 Drill Team 11 Cap. 12 Letterwomen 11 Treas. 12 Mom Me Tea Chrm. 12 IRL 10,11 GC Rep. 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Tennis 11,12 Burns, Vicki ASB Rep. 10 Tolo Comm. 11 Chorus 10,11 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Butt, Vicki i Band 10,11,12 GC Rep. 11 Byam, Dawn Chorus 10 Choir 11,12 ASB Rep Alt. 11,12 Auto Shop Asst. 11,12 Sen. Ball Comm. Music 12 Firewater 11 Campbell, Alex Football 10,11 { Basketball 10 Baseball 10 Firewater 11 Canfield, Shirlie Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 10,12 Carlsen, Linna SC Rep. 10,11,12 NHS Optimus 10,11,12 SCOPE 10,11 Homecoming Princess 12 IRL 11,12 GC Art Comm. 12 Tennis 10,11 ASB Const. Comm. 11 GAA 10,11 Chaffee, Marjorie MEDICS 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Const. Comm. MEDICS 12 Chaffee, Steve Cross Country 10 Fall Fest. of Plays 11,12 Chastain, Mike Basketball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Cross Country 10,11 ASB Rep. 10,12 Senior Board Rep. 12 Firewater 11 Pres. 12 Christiansen, Vernon Football 10,11,12 | Wrestling 10 ) Firewater 11,12 Varsity Club 11,12 Ski Club 12 Varsity Club Sarg.-At- Arms 12 Escort Homecoming Queen 12 Christen, Debbie Firewater 10 Ski Club 11 Christopher, Kathy GC Rep 10 Ski Club 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11 Tolo Comm. 12 Church, Gary BGa2 Varsity Club 11,12 Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,11,12 Track 10 ASB Rep. Alt. 12 Asst. 12 Churchill, Linda GC Rep. 10,12 GC Rep. Alt 11 FTA 11 Sec. 12 ASST. 11 NHS Optimus 12 ASB Alt. 12 Ski Club 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Hos. Comm. 10 Clark, Leanne Ski Club 12 IRL 11 Firewater 11,12 Tolo Comm. 12 Clark, Kathy GC Rep. 10,11 Firewater 10,11,12 Tolo Comm. 11,12 MEDICS 12 Tennis 10 Foreign Lang. Club 11 Asst. 11,12 GC Fund Raiser Comm. 12 Drama 12 Clark, Leland BC 12 MEDICS 12 Firewater 12 Wrestling 10 Clary, Carol Letterwomen 11,12 GAA 10,11,12 FBLA 10,11 MEDICS 11,12 GC Publicity Comm. 12 Cohagan, Leaha Kay Chorus 12 Collinson, Lorne Trans. from California 12 Comet, Jamie Choir 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 ASB Alt. 12 GC Alt. 11 Asst. 12 Cooke, Jeanine FTA 12 GC Art Comm. 12 GC Programs Comm. 12 Firewater 11 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Copley, Christine GC Art Comm. 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Corier, James Daniel Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Orchestra 10,11,12 Chorus 11 Craig, Betsy NHS Optimus 11,12 GC Hosp. Comm. 12 Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 11,12 Ski Club 11,12 Cramer, Patricia Chorus 12 Sen. Board Alt. 12 Firewater 10,11 Tolo Comm. 11 Hos. Comm. 12 GC Rep. 11 ASB Alt. 12 GAA 10 Ski Club 11 Honor Study Rep. 11 Crary, Lee Boys’ Club Rep 10,11 ASB Rep. 10,11,12 Elections Comm. 12 Firewater 11,12 Ski Club 12 Cruz, Lisa MEDICS 12 Firewater 11 Asst. 12 GC Art Comm. 12 Cyr, Robert Tennis 10 Firewater 11,12 Daneman, Dave DECA 12 Wrestling 10 Dauzenroth, Ronald Ski Club 12 Davies, Linda Sen. Board Rep. 12 Tolo Decor. Comm. 10,11 Choir 10 Ski Club 11 ASB Asst. 11,12 Mother-Daughter Tea Comm. 10,12 Davis, Barbara DECA 12 Historian 12 MEDICS 12 Firewater 10,11 GC Art Comm. 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Chorus 12 Davis, Paula Band 10,11,12 IRL 10,11 ASB Rep. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Publicity Comm. (GC) 12 Day, Debby Trans. from Lincoln 11 GC Fundraiser Comm. 11 GC Programs Comm. 12 Off. Ass't DeBardi, Gary : NHS Optimus 10,11 Pres. 12 Senior Class Pres. 12 IRE A112 ASB Rep. 11,12 Boys’ State 11 Debate 12 Boy of the Month-Sept.-12 DeBerg, Paulette Trans. from Nevada 11 DECA Club 12 DeBruler, Mary Ellen Letterwomen 10 Point Man. 11 Pres. 12 GC Fund Raising Chrm. 12 MESIKA-Copy Ed. 12 Tennis 10,11,12 Homecoming Honor Court 12 School Play 11,12 NHS Optimus 11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Choir 12 IRL 10,11,12 Girl of th e Month-Jan. 12 DeLong, Dan Football 10,11,12 Wrestling TOF tel. Varsity Club 11,12 Firewater 12 ASB Rep. 12 Denby, Julianne Band 10,11,12 Choir 11,12 Impressions 11,12 Orchestra 10,11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 11,12 FTA 12 All School Musical 11,12 Dodge, Robin NHS Optimus 11,12 ASB Rep. 12 ASB Sec. 12 Jr. Class VP 11 Firewater 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 FTA 11 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Dolan, Ron Trans. from Bellevue 11 Football 12 Ski Club 12 Varsity Club 12 Firewater 12 Track 12 Downey, Patti GC Rep. 11 Chorus 10 Choir 11,12 IRL 11 GC Commun. Ser. Comm. {Z Duff, Margi NHS Optimus 10,11,12 IMPRESSIONS 11,12 Choir 11,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 IRL 10,11 Firewater 10,11 School Play 11,12 Durham, Linda Firewater 10 Chorus 11 MUTTS 11 Tolo Comm. 11 Choir 12 Ely, Kitty NHS Optimus 11,12 MEDICS 12 Firewater 10,11,12 GAA 12 Ervin, Peggy Scrapbook Comm. 12 Asst. 12 Farley, Bill Football 10,12 Basketball 10,11,12 Cross Country 11 IMPRESSIONS 11,12 Choir 11,12 Choir Pres. 12 Firewater Sgt.-At-Arms 12 Stud. Stand. Comm. 12 ASB Rep. 12 Ski Club 12 School Play 11 Chorus 10 Farrer, Jan Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Firewater 12 Mother-Daughter Tea 12 Ferchen, Mary Ski Club 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Chorus 10 Choir 11,12 IMPRESSIONS 12 GC Rep. 10,12 Soph. Coun. 10 Tolo Comm. Decor. 12 Friendship Comm. 10,12 Ferrill, Cec Songleader 12 NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Band Council 11 Sec. 12 Band 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 GC Alt. Rep. 12 Drill Team 11 FTA 11 Filbin, Kathi Letterwomen 10,11 VP 12 GAA 10,11,12 Homecoming 11 Chrm. 12 GC Rep. 11 GC Art Chrm. 12 Big Lit. Sis. Bang. 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 IRL 11,12 ASB Rep. 11 Tennis 11,12 Fish, Pat IMPRESSIONS 12 Orch. 10,11,12 Fisher, Bob Ski Club 11,12 BC Rep. 10 Fletcher, Jeanne Ski Club 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Tclo Comm. 12 Jr. Council Rep. 11 Flynn, Dennis All School Musical 10,11, 12 Chorus 11,12 Boys’ Club Rep. 11 Football 10,11 Drama 10,11,12 Firewater 11 Fossum, Carolyn GC Rep. 12 Firewater 10,11 GC Tolo Comm. 11 Foyt, Betty Band 10 ASB Rep. 10 Ski Club 10,11,12 GC Rep. 12 Garrett, Barb GC Rep. 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Tolo Dec. 10,11 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Gatjens, Linda NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 11,12 GC Rep. 10,11 IRL 11,12 Prog. Chrmn. 11 MESIKA 11,12 Class Ed. 12 Drill Team 11 ASB Alt. Rep. 11,12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 GC Squaw Squak 10,12 Mag. Fd-RR Rm. Capt. 10, 12 Gerfin, Steve Trans. to Calif. Gibbens, Ken Football Man. 10,11,12 Basketball Man. 11,12 Firewater 11,12 Act. BC 11,12 Varsity Club 12 Track 10,12 Gilles, Maureen Stu. Council 12 GC Rep. 11 Firewater 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Tolo Decor 12 Glazer, Carolyn Firewater 12 Ski Club 12 Drill Team 11 ASB Alt. 11 Commencement Comm. 11 Sen. Board 12 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 11,12 Asst. 12 Greimes, Nikki NHS Optimus 12 Firewater 10,11,12 CHIEFTAIN 11,12 GC Rep. 11 Tolo Comm. 12 Haar, Robert NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Chess Club 10 [RE Wiet2 NMSOT Let. of Comm. 12 Debate 12 JSHS Rep. 11 Halgren, Carl Trans. Alaska 12 NHS Optimus 12 Basketball 12 Hall, Donelle Chorus 10 Office Asst. 12 Hall, Linda FBLA 11 Hallert, Loa DECA Treas. 12 IRL 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Drama 11 Asst. 11,12 Hansen, Karyl ASB Sec. 12 NHS Optimus 11,12 Ski Club 11,12 Seabeck Lead. Conf. 12 Firewater 11 GC Tolo Comm. 11,12 IRL 11 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Hansen, Lanny BC Pres. 12 Wrestling 10,11,12 Firewater 11,12 Annual 11 BC Rep. 11,12 Harp, Cindy Firewater 10 MEDICS 11,12 GC Scrapbook Comm. 12 Harper, Linda GAA 10 Harrell, Marcia Trans. from California 11 Cheer Queen 12 Firewater 11,12 ASB Rep. 11,12 Lead. Conf. 12 NCA Conf. 12 Everett JC Lead. Conf. 12 Hellerstedt, Ron Tennis 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 Ski Club 12 Firewater 11,12 Intra. Basketball 11,12 BC 12 Hemenway, Rick Cross Country 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Henderson, Doi NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Debate 12 Stud. Sci. Sym. Comm. 11, 12 IRL 11,12 Active Boys’ Club 11 Henderson, Melinda Sue NHS Optimus 10,11,12 GC Rec. Sec. 12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 10,11,12 Tennis 10,12 IRL 10,11 MEDICS 12 Firewater 10,11,12 ASB Alt. Rep. 12 Tolo Dec. Comm 12 . Heyworth, George Baseball 10 Football 10,11,12 Capt. 12 Wrestling 10 Varsity Club 11,12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 ASB Rep. 11 Firewater 10,11,12 Homecoming Escort 12 Holt, Ted BC Rep. 10 Ski Club 10,11,12 Holt, Tim Football 11 Basketball 10 Stage Band 10,12 BC Rep. 10,11 Hopkins, Salle GC Rep. 10 Chorus 10 Firewater 10 ASB Alt. 12 Hudson, Mary Firewater 10,11,12 Ski Club 11 CHIEFTAIN 12 (Riga 2 GC Scrapbook Chrm. 12 Jackson, Carolyn Chorus 12 GC Alt. Rep. 10 Tolo Comm. 11 GC Hospitality Comm. 12 Jacobson, Julie NHS Optimus 11 Sec. 12 Ski Club 12 Firewater 10,12 Tolo Comm. 12 GAA 10,11,12 Jenkins, Sue Trans. from Cascade HS 10 MEDICS 11,12 Jeppsen, Bobbette Trans. from Terrace 11 Orchestra 10,11 GC Publicity Comm. 12 GC Decor. Comm. 12 Johnson, Anne NHS Optimus 11,12 MESIKA 11 Layout Ed. 12 Ski Club 11 VP-12 FTA 12 Firewater 10,11 ASB Rep. 11 GAA 10 Tennis 10 Friendship Comm. 12 Programs Comm. co-chair- Sr. Ball 12 Johnson, Billee Trans. from Mr. Vernon 11 NHS Optimus 12 FTA 12 MEDICS 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 G.C. Rep. 12 Johnson, Dave MEDICS 12 Football 10,11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 Wrestling 10 ASB Alt. 12 Firewater 11,12 Johnson, Erik Choir 11,12 Chorus 10 All School Musical 12 ASB Rep. 11 Soph. Council Rep. 10 Johnson, Judy GC Rep. 10 Firewater 10,11 Tolo Comm. 11 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Johnson, Linda K. NHS Optimus 11 VP 12 GC Rep. 10,12 GC Cabinet 12 Jr. Council Rep. 11 MEDICS 12 Leadership Conf. Co-chrm. 12 IRL 11 Johnston, Lynn GC Rep. 12 FTA 12 Firewater 10,11,12 GC Tolo Comm. 12 Asst. 10,11,12 GAA 10 Jones, Sandy Choir 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11 GC Rep. 11 Tolo Comm. 11 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Joramo, Margo NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Drill Team 11, Co-Capt. 12 GC Rep. 11,12 School Play 12 FTA 12 IRL 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11 Julian, Linda MESIKA-Typist 12 Switchboard Op. 12 Typin g Asst. 11 Mag. Fund Drive Co-Cap. 11 GC Scrapbook Comm. 12 Karnofski, Nancy NHS Optimus 11,12 Debate 12 Ski Club 10,11 Sec. 12 Sen. Ball Chair. 12 Fashion Board Rep. 12 MESIKA 11 Photo. Ed. 12 Firewater 10,11 GAA 10,11 GC Rep. 11 ASB Alt. 11,12 Key, Kathleen M. GAA 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Chorus 10,11,12 GC Scrapbook Comm. 11, 12 Drill Team 11 Treas. 12 MEDICS 12 FTA 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Keyes, Bill NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Band, Orchestra 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Stage Band 10,11,12 Band Section Ldr. 12 Klebaum, Connie Cheerleader 11 Firewater 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 GC Rep. 10 DECA Sec. 12 Sen. Ball Pub. Comm. 12 Sen Ball Tickets Comm. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Klemm, Bill Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10 ASB Rep. 10 BC Rep. 11 Klimpel, Terry Football 11,12 Basketball 10 Varsity Club 12 Band 10,11,12 Band Council 12 Firewater 10 Homecoming Escort 12 Kolbeck, Pat NHS Optimus 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 11 Ski Club 12 Chorus 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Kristjanson, Nikki Firewater 10,12 Friendship Comm. 12 Father-Daughter Banq. 12 Mother-Daughter Tea 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Kroener, Jeannene Art Comm. 12 Mother-Daughter Tea Comm. 12 GAA 10 Tolo Comm. 12 Asst. 12 Friendship Comm. 12 LaBarge, Lynnette IRL 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11 GC Programs Comm. 12 LaBelle, Margaret GC Alt. 12 Chorus 11 ASB Rep. 12 LaBelle, Ray Football 10,11 Basketball 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 LaFontaine, Ken Football 10,11,12 Track 10,12 Basketball 11 Boys’ Club Rep. 10 ASB Rep. 12 Varsity Club 12 Debate 10 Lammers, Laurel Chorus 10,11 ASB Alt. Rep. 10,12 GC Rep. 10,12 CHIEFTAIN Adv. Mgr. 12 Lang, Van Football 10,11,12 Basketball 10 Baseball 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 11 Firewater 12 Ski Club 12 Varsity Club 12 Larson, Rick Cross Country 11,12 Wrestling 11,12 Track Field 10,11,12 Firewater 12 Varsity Club 12 Larson, Sandie MEDICS 12 GC Rep. 12 Tolo Pub. Comm. Chrm. 12 IRL 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Senior Board 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Larsson, Brooke Football 10 Wrestling 10,11 Firewater 10,11 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Band 10,11,12 Band Council 12 Orchestra 12 Lawrence, Ron Wrestling 11 Leighton, Sue Ski Club 10,11,12 GC Rep. 11,12 ASB Rep. 10 Tolo Comm. 12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 GAA 10 Sen. Dance Chrm. 12 Levens, Jane Sr. Class Sec. 12 NHS Optimus 11,12 Letterwomen 10,11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Debate 11 Firewater 11,12 Lewis, John Cross Country 11,12 Track 11,12 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Varsity Club 12 Lindeman, Cheryl GAA 11 Ski Club 12 DECA 12 Lyon, Deborah Sr. Ball Comm. 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Spring Fest. of Plays 11 Fall Fest. of Plays 12 ASB Alt. Rep. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 MacPherson, Charlotte Trans. From Port Angeles 11 German Club 12 Marcy, Suzette Drill Team 10,11,12 Mother-Daughter Tea 11, 12 Firewater 12 Mattison, Cindy NHS Optimus 11,12 Fashion Board 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Mattson, Rick Wrestling 10,11,12 BC 12 Maxwell, Marlene Letterwomen 10 Treas. 11 Sec. 12 GC Friendship Committee Chrm. MESIKA-Copy Ed. 12 Tennis 10,11,12 Homecoming Princess 12 NHS Optimus 10,11,12 MEDICS 12 GAA 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 10,11 Mawson, Tom Trans. from Montana 10 BC Rep. 11,12 NHS Optimus 11,12 Ski Club 11,12 MEDICS 12 Wrestling 11 Firewater 12 McCalmon, Cheryle Firewater 10 GC Rep. 11 DECA 12 McCalmon, Jerrye Letterwomen 10,11,12 GAA 10,11,12 GC Rep. 12 McCune, Pat Sr. Class Treas. 12 Jr. Class Sec. 11 GC Rep. 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 10,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Ski Club 11,12 For. Lang. Club 11 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Jr. Council 11 McKinney, Victor E. Wrestling Squad 10 Tennis 10 DECA 12 McManus, Mike Track 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 Cross Country 11,12 McQueen, Patrick Track 10,11 Cross Country 10 Firewater 10,12 Ski Club 12 Meyer, Steve Wrestling 10,11,12 Varsity Club 10,11 Sec. 12 Firewater 11,12 Jr. Council Rep. 11 Act. Boys’ Club 10,11,12 Michalenko, Loy ASB Rep. 11 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Ski Club 12 GC Rep. 12 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Mickels, Randy Basketball 10 Baseball 10 BC Rep. 11 BC Srgt. At Arms 12 Cross Country 12 ASB Rep. 12 Firewater 11,12 Asst. 12 Lead. Conf. 12 Miller, Don Varisty Club 10,11,12 Cross Country 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Ski Club 11,12 Jr. Council 11 ASB Rep. 10 Firewater 11 Miller, Sheila Trans. from Lincoln High 11 Choir 12 School Play 11,12 Play Fest. 11,12 IRL 12 GAA 12 GC Rep. 11 Foreign Lang. Club 11 Mitcham, Richard Stage Crew 11,12 Montgomery, Sandra GC Rep. 11 NHS Optimus 12 Firewater 12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Asst. 12 Mooney, Marilyn GC Alt. Rep. 12 Moyes, John Varsity Club 12 Football Mgr. 12 Track Mgr. 11,12 Firewater 10 Mulvaney, Pat FTA 11,12 MEDICS 11,12 Firewater 11 GC Rep. 12 Munson, Dave MESIKA-Art Ed. 12 BC 10,12 Murray, Kevin IMPRESSIONS 11,12 Choir 11,1 2 Firewater 11,12 Ski Club 12 BC Rep. 11 Senior Board Rep. 12 Basketball 10 School Play-Drama 11 ASB Rep. 10 Chorus 10 Myers, Debbie Ski Club 10,11,12 MESIKA-Activities Ed. 11, 2 CHIEFTAIN 11 Firewater 10,11 IRL 11 Tolo Pic. Chrm. 12 Sen. Ball Theme Comm. 2. Norman, Barb Debate 11,12 GC Pres. 12 VP. 11 Girls’ State 11 Chairman-Jun. Cruise 11 Chrm.-Lead. Conf. 12 Girl of Month-Sept. 12 All-State Orch. 11 Cascade Sym. 11,12 NHS Optimus 10,11,12 U of W Lib. Arts Seminar 12 ASB Rep. 12 Nygreen, Candi Choir 11,12 GC Rep. 12 Chorus 10 Firewater 12 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Olson, Steve ASB Rep. 10,11,12 Soph. Football 10 Basketball 10 Choir 10 Ski Club 11,12 Boys’ Club Rep. 10,11 O'Malley, Terry ASB Vice-Pres. 12 DECA Pres. 12 Cross Country 10,11,12 Varsity Club 11,12 NHS Optimus 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Jun. Class Treas. 11 Firewater 11,12 ASB Rep. 10,11 Stud. Stand. Comm. 11 Overvold, Harold Ski Club 12 Owen, Eloise Trans. from California Page, Sheila IRL 11 Pres. 12 MESIKA 11 Ed.-In-Chief 12 NHS Optimus 11,12 GC Cabinet 11 Scrapbook Chrm. 11 Bits of Glass 12 Girl of Month-Nov. 12 Inter. Lang. Club 11 Firewater 10,11 Palm, Carol Ski Club 12 Sen. Board 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 11 Jun. Coun. 11 Commencement Comm. 11 GC Rep 10 Drill Team 10,11 Tolo Comm. 12 ASB Rep. 10 Asst. 12 Parrish, Eileen GC Alt. 10 Ski Club 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Tolo Decor. Comm. 12 Father-Daughter Ban. Comm. 10,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Mother-Daughter Tea 11, 12 Friendship Comm. 12 Paulson, Peggy GC Rep 10 Perry, Chris Football 10,11,12 Wrestling 10,12 Varsity Club 12 Pearse, Steve Band 10,11,12 Orchestra 10,11 Choir 12 Band Council 11,12 All NW Band Alt. 12 Pearson, Sue Firewater 12 Friendship Comm. 12 Mother-Daughter Tea 12 Father-Daughter Banq. 12 Peterson, Janice Trans. from Edmonds 10 NHS Optimus 11,12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 IRL 12 Ski Club 12 Peyton, Bob Cross Country 10 Soph. Coun. 10 Wrestling 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 11 Track 10 BC 12 Piper, Terri Friendship Comm. 12 Inter. Foreign Lang. Club II Asst. on school paper 11 Asst. 11 Mag. Fund Drive Chrm. 11 Stud. Coun. 11 Lead. Conf. 11 Pitchford, Cathy GC Rep 10 ASB 10 IRL 10 Ski Club 10,11 Potter, Steve Firewater 10,11,12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Soph. Treas. 10 Jr. Class Pres. 11 Stud. Stan. Comm. 10 ASB Rep. 10,12 Tennis 10 Const. Comm 10 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Exec. Comm. 10 Soph. Basketball Mgr. 10 Leadership Conf. 11 SCOPE 10,11 Pottruff, Kathy Band 10 GC Rep. 10 Ski Club 10,11 Prout, Bruce Trans. from Panama Canal Zone NHS Optimus 12 Act. Boys’ Club Ski Club 12 Pulsipher, Sara Trans. from Minn. 12 MEDICS 12 Firewater 12 Tolo Dec. Comm. 12 Queen, Pat NHS Optimus 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 For. Lang. Club 11 GC ART Prog. Comms. 12 Randall, Janice Firewater 10 ASB Alt. 12 Rath, Jeanine CHIEFTAIN 12 Firewater 10 Choir 12 Chorus 11 Asst. 12 Rayburn, Linda ASB Rep. 10,11 GC Rep. 10,11 Firewater 10,11,12 Commencement Comm. ei? Ski Club 12 Tolo Sr. Ball Comm. 11, 72 Chorus 10 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Regelin, Gail Tennis 11,12 NHS Optimus 11,12 Letterwomen 11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Orch. 10,11,12 MEDICS 12 Rhoades, Ginger Tolo Gen Chrmn. 12 NHS Optimus 10,11;12 Firewater 10,11,12 Sr. Board Rep. 12 MEDICS 12 ASB Rep. 12 Riedlinger, Vivian Firewater 10,11 MEDICS VP 12 Riffle, Diane Impressions 10,11,12 Choir 10,11,12, Treas. 11 Choir Bus. Mgr. 12 All Northwest Choir 12 Dad Daughter Bang. Chrmn. 12 GC Rep. 12 Leadership Conf. Comm. 12 : Firewater 12 Rinehart, Jeni Firewater 10,11 Tolo Comm. 11,12 GC Art Comm. 12 Sr. Ball Comm. 12 Roberts, Karen Trans. from Eastmont HS 12: NHS Optimus 12 FTA 12 GC Comm. Serv. Comm 12 Rommel, Carolyn Chorus 12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Sen. Ball Pub. Comm. 12 Ski Club 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Root, Marguerite Trans. from Tacoma 11 GC Programs Comm. 12 Ross, Barry Cross Country 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 10,11 Active Boys’ Club 10,12 Varsity Club 10,11,12 Firewater 10,12 Basketball 10 Baseball 10 Sr. Board Rep. 12 Ross, Billie ASB Rep. 10,11,12 Mascot 11 Ski Club 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 ASB Execut. Comm. 11 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Sen. Ball Comm. Chrm. 12 GAA 10 Ross, Lanny Trans. from Terrace 10 Band 12 Stage Band 12 Firewater 11 Rowe, Tom Wrestling 10,11,12 Track 10 Cross Country 10 Ryals, Gary Wrestling 10,11,12 Boys’ Club 10,12 ASB Rep. 12 Sr. Board Rep 12 Firewater 10 Sarvis, Greg Trans. from California 11 Football 10 Track 10 Firewater 11,12 Savitch, Les Sen. Class VP 12 Orchestra 10,11,12 Debate 12 IRL Treas. 12 ASB Rep. 10,11,12 MEDICS 11,12 Schultz, Alan All School Musical 10,11 DECA 12 BC aie Scott, Connie Firewater 10,12 Stud. Asst. (s) 11 GAA 10 Setheres, Betty DECA Club 12 Ski Club 12 Sheehan, Sandy IRL 10,11 FTA 10 Firewater 10,11 FBLA 11 GC Rep AIt. 11 DECA 12 Shipley, Holly IRL 10,11 Firewater 10,11 FBLA 11 DECA 12 Shreve, Bruce Baseball 10,11,12 Basketball 10,11 Varsity Club 12 Chorus 11,12 Choir 12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Firewater 10,11,12 Asst. 12 Simon, Chris Cross Country 10 ASB Rep 11,12 BC 12 Sen. Board 12 - Firewater 12 Singhrs, Karen GC Programs Chrm. 12 GC Squaw Squawk Com. 11 NHS Optimus’ 10,11 Treas. 12 Big Lit. Sis. Bang. Chrm. 12 GC Rep. 11 “The King 1 12 One-Act Plays 11,12 IRL 11 Foreign Lang. Club 11 Sjoblom, Nancy MEDICS 12 Firewater 10,11 BC 10,11 ASB Rep. 11,12 Asst. 11 | Firewater 11,12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Fund Drive Cap. 10,12 Stephens, Sandra DECA 12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 11,12 GC Rep. 10,12 Firewater 10,11 Svendsen, Kristine NHS Optimus 11,12 IRL 10,11,12 Firewater 10,11 GC Fund raiser 12 GC Scrapbook 12 GC Squaw Squawk 12 Inter. Lang. Club 11 GAA 11,12 Van Osdale, Suzanne Drill Team 12 Firewater 10,11 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Fund Raising Comm. 12 ASB Rep. 10 Vaughn, Jim Tennis 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 ASB Rep. 10.11 HS Optimus 11,12 IRL 11,12 Boy of the Month-Jan 12 Vernon, Earlene MUN 10 Hospitality Comm. 12 Asst. 10,12 GC Rep. 11 Wagar, Carolyn GC Rep. 10,11,12 Ski Club 12 Westerlund, Janet GC Corres. Sec. 12 MESIKA 11 Associate Ed. 12 Dad-Daughter Bang. Chrm. 12 NHS Optimus 10,11,12 GAA 10,11,12 Letterwomen 10,11,12 Tennis 11,12 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 10,11 Westlake, Susan Spring festival of plays 2 Firewater 10 School Play Make-up Comm. 11 Wheelock, Mike Cross Country 10 Track 10,11,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 “tanh Sap Firewater 10,11,12 on fy ; a Puc i110 GC Tolo Comm. Decor. 12 ete es ne sone ee eee = 11 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 ep: { JAI. 12 : DECA 1 Ny Firewater 12 erate a le 11 Whittlesey, Don Band 10 ‘a ASB Rep. 11 NHS Optimus ALheae2: Sen. Ball Comm. Decor. ‘ Firewater iad 11 St. Dir. Band Chr. 12 Drill Team 10 Drum Major-Band 12 Taht, Cindy : Band 10,11,12 Saaith, Sher Drill Team 10,11 shalt sladerd Se School Musical 10,11,12 . Firewater 10 NHS Optimus 12 Impressions 12 Choir 11,12 ASB Rep. 11 e, Orchestra 10,11,12 School Play Orch. 10,12 FTA Sec. 11 Pres. 12 Mom Me Tea Comm. 10,11 Chrm. 12 Tolo Comm. 10,11 Firewater 10,11,12 Chorus 11 Drill Team 12 Friendship Comm. 12 Smith, Stephanie Homecoming Queen 12 Firewater 10,11 Sec.- Treas. 12 Choir 11 Sec. 12 IMPRESSIONS 12 ASB Rep. 10,11,12 CHIEFTAIN 12 FTA 12 Hist. Comm.,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Sen. Board 12 GC Art Comm. 12 Ski Club 11,12 GAA 10 Chorus 10 Tolo Comm. Decor. 11,12 Spencer, Paula Chorus 10,11 Ski Club 12 GC Alt. 12 Sen. Board Alt. 12 Tolo Comm. 12 GAA 10 Spring, Terry MESIKA-Photographer 12 Radio Club 10,12 CHIEFTAIN 12 Photo. Club 11,12 Stainbrook, Tony Firewater 10,11,12 BC Rep. 10 Chorus 12 Steinmetzer, Rick Football 10,11,12 Ski Club Pres. 12 Varsity Club 12 Community Ser. Comm. 10 Thomas, Kathy FTA 12 Firewater 10 Tolo Art Comm. 12 Tennis 11 Sen. Board Rep. 12 Tolo Refresh. Chrm. 12 Torrence, Steven IMPRESSIONS 11,12 Choir 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 IRL 10,11,12 School Play 11 BC 12 Asst: 12 Trandum, Loye NHS Optimus 10,11,12 Firewater 11,12 FTA 12 IRL 10,11,12 Foreign Lang. Club 11 GC Rep. Asst. 11,12 GC Friendship Comm. 12 GC Tolo Comm. 12 Tufte, Karen MEDICS 12 Asst. 11 GC Friendship Comm. 12 Firewater 11 Turner, Chris Firewater 11,12 IRL 12 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 GC Rep. 10,11 Sen. Board 12 ASB Rep. 10 GAA 10 Valley, Bruce Basketball 10,11 Ski Club 12 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Wallace, Wendy Firewater 10,11 GC Rep. 12 GC Tolo Comm. 11,12 Ski Club 10,12 Sen. Board 12 Sen. Ball Plan. Comm. 12 Chorus 12 Waltmire, Linda ASB Treas. 12 Asst. Treas. 11 MUN 12 Ski Club 12 NHS Optimus 12 GC Alt. 11 Asst. 12 Girl of the Month- Dec.-12 Walton, Meryl Ski Club 10,11 Tolo Comm. 11,12 Firewater 10,11,12 Sen. Ball 11,12 Mother-Daughter Tea 11, 12 Big Lit. Sis. Bang. 10,12 Ward, Karen MEDICS 11,12 GC Pub. Comm. 12 Inter. Lang. Club 11 Weight. Rich Baseball 10,11,12 Varsity Club 12 Firewater 10,11,12 MESIKA-Faculty Ed. 12 MHS Optimus 12 Sen. Board 12 BC 11 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Fund Raiser Capt. 11,12 Westberg, Kathy Band Orch. 10 MEDICS 10,11,12 GC Comm. 11,12 Choir 12 Int. For. Lang. Club VP 11 Orchestra 10,11,12 ASB Rep. 12 Wieler, Betty MEDICS 12 NHS Optimus 11 Firewater 10,11 Soph. Class Sec. 10 MESIKA 10 MUN 11 Williams, Alicia Firewater 10,11,12 Chorus 10,11 Choir 12 FTA 12 Tolo Comm. 12 Asst. 12 Williams, Jane GC Rep. 10,11 GAA 10 Tolo Comm. 12 Firewater 10,11 Sen. Ball Comm. 12 Spring Fest. of Plays 11 Witt, Sylvia Trans. from Ballard 11 GC Scrapbook Comm. 12 Yuill, Bob Ski Club 12 Firewater 12 Football 10 Basketball 10 Track 10 Band 10 Zissel, Helen Trans. from Inglemoor Ski Club 12 “Climb high, climb far, Your goal the sky, your aim the star.” Hopkins Pas t the stage of bewilderment and one step from attainment; this was the junior _class. Their spirit increased along with their ability to unite individual experiences into one. Their bewilderment was replaced by responsibility Sainrclere)atyelerel(eltareje-larel(egct | ing traditions of Meadowdale High. As seniors, the class of ‘68 promises to guide _ MHS towards new heights with their enthusiasm and drive. Junior class officers, left to right: Marty Axness, president; Kathy Likkel, treasurer; Mark Cleven, vice-president; and Lynn Harshber- ger, secretary. Karin Margie Dale Adamietz Adams Agee Kathy Debbie Anabel Anderson Margo Allen Marty Ken Lee Dave Cathy Judi Aukland Axness Anderson Anderson Arneson Arnold Arneson Marilyn Bud Kendall Mary Ann Scott Tom Terri Gene Bandli Baxter Beard Beckman Bell Belmont Bendixson Bendotti Scott Charles Jennifer Kim Larry Chery! Rick Kathy Betts Bingham Birt Blackman Benefield Benesch Bennion Berry Paul Bill Rick Karen Jon Steve Teri Ken Boone Borgen Bottin Blackwell Blue Boe Boeckman Bone 47 Shelia Sharon Dan Steve James Shelley Butch James Boxx Brampton Brecht Brewer Britain Brookes Brose Brown Sandy Barb Mary Steve Al Debbi Barbara Linda Brown Buchmeier Burnaroos Butler Byrd Caldart Cameron Canfield Cheryl Robert Carol Patty Rick Nadine Diane Larry Carbary Carleson Casper Ceis Cejka Chase Cheek Chick Cindy Jenny Mark Joyce Kathy Ruthie Sharon Doug Clapp Clemans Cleven Clifford Coan Connell Conrad Counard Mike Gil Shep Lora James Coby Debbie - Karen Cramer Crosby Cutler Dachenhausen Dalton Davies Davis Davis Mike Rick Lee Ken Roger ; Virginia Dorian Karen Davies Dayton Dempsey Dickson Diers Dorsett Downer Downey Cheryl Susan Paul Lynda Joe Margaret Gwen Cliff Dragoo Drinkuth Duckworth Dupree Elf Ely Emel Emanoff Larry Jerry Bruce Beth Bernie Bruce Lee Joyce Eneix England Ernst Eutsler Evoniuk Farley Farrell Farrer Steve Nila Marie Bill Les Chris Kathy Karen Fay File Fittante Forbes Forsythe Foss Fortier Fowler Lenora Ron Richard Jan Cathy Gary Fox French Friest Fry Furham Gabriel Greg Margie Julie Brenda Lynn Ron Richard Carolyn Gehring Greime George George Gerrarrd Gilmore Glasgow Charla Gayle Pete Pat James Lynn Gomez Goodrich Goodwin Gorley Gramann Grandchamp @ = Judy Mari Loren Kay Mark Andy Mike Grandchamp Greimes Greene Gustavson Hallert Hamack Hamilton Barbara Marianne Laura Roy Jeff Mavis Lynn Craig Hammond Handley Hansen Hardisty Hardison Harles Harshberger Haskins Frank Lon Ron Sandra Kathy Mona Havens Haviland Haviland Hawney Heath Hedwall Pam Steve Gorden Susan Fred Linda Henkel Hoekstra Hodgson Hollcraft Hollinger Holt Debbie Gary L. Richard Wendy Judy Patricia Bob Gaylen Horning Humpal Hunter Huston Hjertstedt Inglis Iverson’ Jackson Greg Cynthia Debbie Jim Reesa Kathy Cheryl Chris Jacobson Jay Jensen Jensen Jeppsen Jesmer Johnson Johnson 50 Cindy Hope Jerry Ken Susan Bill Connie Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Joplin Jones Jones Greg Bob Colleen Marlene Jill Sharon Janell Wayne Jorgenson Jungers Jurgens Karabach Keeler Kelley Kertis Kidder John Kathi Wendy Rick Robin Tom Kieneker King Klebaum Klein Klein Knorr Butch Dennis Bob Marcy Sue Lana Knopson Konopinski Koon Kostelyk Kottsick Krisman . Richard Dale Stanley Jerry Lana Mary Steve Mike Kuhblank Kujath Kuk Lambert Lancaster Lang Lapp Larama Jeff Terry Mary Donald Patty Alan Sharon Wendy Larmore Larson Leahy Ledford Ledford Lee Lee Leighton Kathy Ken Joanne Tom Leanna Sherry Joe Pam Likkel Likkel Lillquist Linnell Long Look Luckett Lundberg Grace Craig Barb Howard Kai Linda Larry Julie Mann Mansfield Mariner Martin Martin Mattison McAllister McCormick Jim Sheri Elaine Terry Lynda Drinda McCort McCreary McDonel Meehan Mefford Merchant 5 dl Fei eng fee, i Serie Claudia Jeff Lynne Rebecca Robin Alan Merklinghaus Michka Miller Miller Miller Monson Carolyn Alvin Damon Sue Don Bob Ron : Lorraine Montee Moore Moore Morehouse Morgan Morris Muller Magengast Allen Dave John Kathryn Rich ‘ Dave Nora Jim Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Nestor Neukirch Neuenschwander Nickell 52 ; Becky Lori Marjorie Bill Jo Bob Larry Don Nicodemus Nilson Nofziger Northfield Oates Olin Oliverson Ohlson Kathi Jim Carole Bill Larry Fred Steve Kathy O'Neil Overcash Paige Palm Palmer Paro Pearson Pearson Darlene Vickie Alan Jerry Brock Sandi Pederson Perry Peterson Phelps Phillips Polson Charlee Kent Shelia Donna Lynn Steve Pond Porter Porter Potter Powell Powell Doug Dresmond Bill Bob Bill Terrance Dave Pittis Pratt Price Probert Pugh Puller Pursche Sandy Jeff Janice Kathy Georgine Raethke Ralph Rameau Reilly Quay Queen Raatz Radtke i 44 Harry Ed Joanne Penny Colleen Gail John Karlotta Reinert Reynolds Reynolds Ridderbusch Roberts Robertson Rodeck Rosebaugh Steve Louise Pam Shirley Carl Vivian Jim Scott Rostad Rowe Running Rupp Sallee Sampson Sandhop Sandvigen Brian Glen Bob Steve Connie Kirk Jeanette Dawn Sarvis Sayes Scharer Schell Schroeder Schenk Schurr Scott Gary Penny Dan Bob Gary Richard Richard Michele Searson Seeber Shaffer Shane Shipman Shults Shurtz Silvera Charie Julie Linda Keith Phyllis Sine Skreen Slabaugh Slattum Smith Doug : Cheryl Sola Solie Beth Dick Dwight Tim Mark ; Danny Jeanne Doug Sommars Stadler Steele Steele Steinberger Stenger Stevenson Stickney 54 Stephanie John David Leslie Brenda Mark Teresa Gayle Strahorn Stratton Summers Swanson Swain Talbot Tanner Taylor Ken Pam Mike Ed Rick Mike Roger Deena Taylor Thomson Thornton Thorp Tierney Trammell Troost Tumblin Judy Pauline Bill Michelle Gail Judy Janet Jim Tuttle Valdez Vanderberg Van Osdale Vargo Vaughn Wahrgren Wallen Bruce Donna Larry Curt Jeff Rich Laurinda Steve Walter Warner Watson Webb Wells Wendte Westover Whiteman Dean R. Nancy Toni Jenny Tina Bob Linda Marilyn Width Willingham Willis Willman Wilson Witty Wolff Woody Lurene Wood Wright Wright Wyatt Yost Young Yundt Zenger “... to teach him to creep till he knows how to climb.” O'Reilly A group of exhausted students paused to examine their work. From the high steel beams of the sophomore hall dangled scores of nylons, and wool stockings taped to walls and windows formed the words “Sock the Tigers’. From the first tremendous moment of entering high school, the class of 1969 had pride and spirit that quickly impressed the upperclassmen and faculty. Early in the year, the sophomores created an important self-respect and determination that encouraged the entire class to reach high toward success. A class yell, the first notable achievement of the sophomore class, was enthusiastically per- formed at each pep assembly, which not only furthered class pride but also strengthened their contribution to Meadowdale. After a year of growth and adjustment, the class of ‘69 prepares to move upward toward increased spirit and responsibility in 1967-1968. Sophomore class officers are President Ken Ralph, Vice President Linda Doty, Secretary Cindy Dart, and Treasurer Sally Lager. C. Acker R. Agee C. Allen P. Aldrich L Allaire L. Alsobrook C. Anderson A P. Anderson C. Anderson G. Anderson G. Anderson K. Anderson K. Anderson N. Anderton T. Andrews M. Arnquist P. Arsenych T. Ashbrook G. Aylesworth C. Ayres S Baird S. Baker C. Bakko B. Bakko K. Bannister O. Branstetter A. Barnett D. Barrans S Bart C. Bartolini L. Bash S. Baughn R. Bauman L. Beach G. Beaver D. Beitz J. Bell B. Bell K. Bell D. Bergerson N. Bergevin M. Berry C. Bethell J. Billinge S Bingham C. Bird R. Beidleman D. Bluhm P. Bly M. Bogart B. Boivin C. Bolston N. Brown K. Burke M. Byrd MJ. Carter M. Charbono L. Coffel A. Bordelid M. Brownlee C. Burley M. Bardan J. Brownson B. Burton L. Campbell L. Carter H. Chichster L. Conner D. Carl B. Cerard P . Childers R. Consani B. Brevig K. Burton a aan J. Carlson D. Chaffee G. Bottin . G. Brewer S. Butler R. Carlson D. Chalker D. Boyles F. Butterfield R. Carlstad B. Chase R. Copp S. Broesch C. Burbank J. Butts A. Carter L. Chase R. Clawdus R. Copple C. Brown R. Byers L. Carter il) L. Chase T. Corier T. Cressey R. Crosby M. Cross Cunningham T. Dahlgren C. Dart M. Darden S. Dastis C. Davis S. Davis S. Davis D. Day J. Dehart B. Delamarter S. Dieu D. Devine C. Dodge L. Doerschlag L. Doty P. Dreke L. Dupree L. Ebenal . Echelbarger B. Ecklund M. Eddings B. Ehlman B. Ellenwood t Mt D. Ellenwood E. Elwonger D. Enders T. Enbrad R. Eneix D. England K. Erickson S. Errard S. Eudy A. Evoniuk S. Flauding S. Flatten L. Felt S. Felde V. Ferrel J. Fry C. Gabriel A. Garthe B. Fish R. Fletcher T. Flynn T. Foster C. Frane S. Garthe S. Gilman B. Green G. Hall S. Hammond J. Hartsfield C. Hawley B. Hammontree J. Hammontree D. Gaskins P. Geno L. Goebel D. Gerlach D. Glasgow P. Goldsmith 3. Gonman D. Graham f K. Green W. Griffith K. Grosinick S. Grosso C. Hamilton J. Hall M. Hall S. Hall G. Hansen D. Hart J. Hartlove K. Hartwell M. Hause D. Hegland L. Horde K. Helmann N. Gerth L. Gibb B. Giedt D. Gramann B. Grandy M. Graves C. Grubbs J. Gullikson S. Hagen J. Hamilton C. Hammond D. Hammond K. Hardy P. Hartpst S. Harrell C. Haviland H. Henderson M. Henkel L. Hermanson T. Hewitt S. Heyworth C. Hjertstedt K. Honeycutt D. Hollinger S. Holmgren E. Haakenson G. Hopfauf J. Horch C. Huck L. Hume S. Humphries L. Hurley D. Huston M. Irwin B. Jackson T. Jensen S. Jesmer T. Jesmer D. Johnson G. Johnson L. Johnson M. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson R. Johnson S. Johnson S. Jackson J. Jones S. Jones K. Julian K. Kantner B. Kelley D. Kellogg V. Keppler L. Kertz L. Jones J. Keyes R. Kimball B. King E. Kissler J. Knight R. Knight D. Knorr K. Koepp S. Kubec K. Kuntz P. La Barge S. Lager D. Lambert E. Lambert G. Kottsick S. Krizan J. Larmore C. Lee M. Locken G. Malmquist R. Marshall C. McPherron C. Larson R. Lockwood J. Martin K. McShane J. Larsen r de ad A. Levine V. Look A. Manley ® S. Martin R. Mefford V. Miller M. Larsen D. Lewis V. Look J. Mantooth P. McCalmon T. Michaelis W. Miller R. Lawhead C. Likkel M. Marks J. McCalmon | J. Michaelis G. Mills R. Layman R. Lindsay B. Marleau G. McCollum S. Mickels C. Mitchell S. Laevitt J. Lines K. Lyon L. Marshall J. McHeffy C. Miller J. Mitchell N. Litwiller R. Maine B. Marshall P. McKenzie M. Miller D. Mohr S. Morgan P. Morris S. Morris G. Moser J. Mulvaney A P Monnahan S. Montgomery M. Murdock D. Myers R. Nau B. Nelson C. Nelson L. Nelson L. Nelson G. Nemmieh C. Nestor C. Nichols D. Niven S. Noble T. Noonanio L. Norgaard D. Nunez | R. Oldfield J. Orner B.Osborn R. Osburn M. Pace P. Paige R. Paschall J. Patterson S. Pearse M. Pearson W. Pearson J. Peterson K. Peterson S: Peterson L. Peterson Pietromonaco _ L. Pitchford P. Plesha M. Pond B. Potts P. Power C.Price K. Price J. Pursell L. Pursell T. Rainville K. Ralph B. Ramsey C.Redmond T. Probert M. Prouty H. Sandhop P. Siegel M. Sloan R. Staley S. Rupeiks L. Savitch M. Slocum B. Stave P. Reidlinger R. Rhoades S. Rice R. Ritchey D. Robinson T. Robinson D. Root F. Rothnie M. Rowen S. Rutledge S. Rutledge S. Sage M. Sahlin A. Sailor H. Sandhop L. Sawyer C. Scharer D. Schoeder N. Schroeder Q. Seager J. Shook K. Shults T.Shurtz K. Silver M. Simon ® bo L. Smith R. Smith T. Smith W. Smith S. Soule L. Spencer L. Steen P. Stenger P. Stenger Stephenson T. Stevenson J. Stewart eres P. Stillman M. Stuhr V. Stuhr M. Stumpf D. Subcleff V. Suthards L. Svarez B. Swain L. Taffera C. Tanabe K. Tanner R. Tanner L. Tangen D. Taylor J. Taylor i B. Tennant K. Thomas T. Thorne L. Thrasher D. Tierney C. Till J. Till M. Tisdel ¢ K. Toscanelli R. Tuura J. Undi V. Vanatta D. Verrall B. Vollenhaus D. Walker F. Walters A. Warberg J. Warner D. Warren S. Warren T. Wattum D. Welch G. West M. Westby S. Westerlind D. Wilbourne L. Wilcox Boe : Cc t fy ft See : D. Williams P. Williams G. Willman L. Willman S. Wilson P. Witt L. Whiteman C. Whitlock B. Whittlesey B. Wood D. Woolsey W. Wray A. Wright C. Wyatt A. Yetter R. Zandell Up! Up! my friend, and quit your books; Or surely you'll grow double; Up! Up! my friend, and clean your looks; Why all this toil and trouble. Wadsworth STUDENTS STRIVE IN ACADEMICS Sophomore English Typing Class oP wae Fae jp wpel par 98 FORE gegen pat German Career Center Boys’ Home Economics “Still climbing After knowledge infinite” Marlowe Auto Shop Cinnamon-flavored aromas emerged from behind the closed door of the cooking class, and, in the woodshop, the sharp tang of fresh saw- dust fought with the heavy smell of crankcase oil and carburator fuel. The wide schedule of classes offered by Meadowdale during 1966-67 emphasized the rapid growth of experience and capabilities in both the student body and the faculty. The History department added a new one - semester class, Russian History, and also began a non-graded Contem- porary Problems course. Drama students, instructed by Mr. Crossett, created and perfected ‘‘animal personalities’, and the Meadowdale Phy- siology class, the only one offered in the district, spent long hours on frog dissections and anatomical charts. The business, language, home economics, wood shop, auto mechanics, and physical education depart- ments again presented an even finer variety of courses and electives. In both college preparatory and vocational classes, students worked with teachers to make 1966-67 not only a year of enjoyment, but a year of academic success. Developmental Reading Sophomore Girls’ P.E. ACADEMICALLY SPEAKIN Sophomore History unior History LEE AORN LD OED 0 08 OE OE STUDENT GOVERNMENT PUSHES MEADOWDALE UPWARD Long hours of door-to-door salesmanship marked the opening activity of the Meadowdale Associated Student Body. The annual Magazine Fund Drive, which began with the usual groans and complaints, soon snapped into an enthusiastic contest between classes and sub- scription sellers. This first united effort by Meadowdale’s Student Body set the pace for the following school activities and community benefits. Throughout each event, both the record profit and the high spirit achieved by the students and the hard working ASB officers and council climaxed and highlighted the effort. JOHN BRUNSON TERRY O’MALLEY PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT KARYL HANSEN LINDA WALTMIRE SECRETARY TREASURER ? Dp pssemby No wpe Active students at MHS refer often to the up-to-date reminders and schedule of events posted outside the A.S.B. office. Officers: Sue Henderson - Recording Secretary, Janet Westerlund - Corresponding Secretary, Barb Norman - President, Barb Baumgartner - Vice President, Kathy Coan - Treasurer. Advisor - Mrs. Scheel Advisor - Mrs. Mann After school on September 30, the commons was in- vaded by 200 unsavory characters, sporting beards, mismatched apparel, and combat boots. This was the 4 1966 Big and Little Sister Banquet, “Bumming Around” The Banquet was only one of the many successful activi- ties sponsored by the Girls’ Club. Girls’ Club week cap- tured the interest of many girls. The week included a kick-off assembly, committee sign-ups, a pepsi party and a tea for teachers and students new to Meadowdale and the district. Many money-raising activities supplied the funds used to finance the Tolo held in February. Mem- bers of Girls’ Club worked in the concession stands dur- ing home games. The club also sponsored a movie and a dance. The Girls’ Club has worked for and with the girls of Meadowdale to make this year of 1966-67 a successful and active one. Girls’ Club Cabinet: Mary Ellen DeBruler, Marlene Maxwell, Kathi Filbin, Jeanette Schurr, Mary Hudson, Karen Singhrs, Betsy Craig, Chris Bayer, Karlotta Rosebaugh, (not pictured). 30YS’ CLUBS INSPIRE HIGHER GOALS On many Friday nights, boys could be seen hurrying among the fans frantically stuffing popcorn into sacks and grabbing lukewarm hotdogs from the oven. During the football and basketball season, Boys Club, alternating with Girls Club, worked in the concession stands to raise funds. Usually these hardworking members came from the Active Boys Club, a group of about fifty, who were especially inter- ested in the activities and purposes of the club. Along with the advisors, Mr. Lee and Mr. Weaver, the officers, Lanny Hansen, Dan Brecht, Mark Steinberger, and Randy Mickels, supervised the growing collec- tion of money intended for a new trophy case for Meadowdale. The reader board, last year’s Boys Club project, was kept constantly up-to-date with lively remind- ers of school events. Because of their vig- or and acceptance of responsibility, Boys Club overcame difficulties and made 1966-67 a year of growing achievement. Officers: Mark Steinberger, Secretary; Dan Brecht, Vice President; Lanny Hansen, President; Randy Mickels, Sergeant-at-arms. Sergeant-at-Arms Randy Mickels and President Lanny Hansen discuss plans for an approaching e- vent sponsored by the Active Boys Club. iD WINTER FASCINATION IS A SUCCESS Couples danced gaily and triumphantly among the deco- rated fir trees at the Junior Prom, Winter Fascination. This successful dance was the result of weeks of organization, | but this alone was not the reason for the atmosphere of triumph. The Junior Class set a precedent and created a tra- dition at Meadowdale. Despite dissent and controversy, the Junior Class successfully presented its case for a prom. With unlimited cooperation from their advisors, the Juniors showed Meadowdale that they could function effectively as a class. The Junior Prom was more than a dance; it was set by the Junior Class as a goal and it was one they had the courage to reach for. — Minin PLL PIE, Covered with red paper hearts, the sweet- heart tree stood in the center of a small pink forest. From the transformed stage, couples seated at tables looked down on the crowd- ed dance floor as they enjoyed their refresh- ments. In a small clearing of pink trees on a circular bandstand, the Ken Cloud Orchestra played familiar old dance tunes. Couples walked over a small, white bridge as they entered. Others talked quietly in the shadow of the sweetheart tree. This memorable evening was conceived and produced by Girls’ Club. The Tolo has been and always will be an effort on the part of the Meadow- dale Girls’ Club to provide Meadowdale with a tradition of excellence. MEMORIES BLOSSOM ON THE SWEETHEART TREE Editor-in Chief Sheila Page Adviser Mr. Jerry Conrad Marcy Kostelyk, Larry Oliverson, Lynn Harshberger, and Rich Weight co-ordinate MESIKA REACHES FOR SUCCE ERA RAL Mesika editors: BACK ROW: Rich Weight, Nancy Karnofski, Marlene Maxwell, Sheila Page, Janet Westerlund, Mary Ellen DeBruler, Linda Gatjens. FRONT ROW: Anne Johnson, Dave Munson, Debbie Myers 78 art work and layouts. Busily writing, planning and drawing, the Mesika staff strove to climb the peaks of success. Over- coming deadline difficulties, the annual members worked together to produce the Meadowdale Mesi- ka. Always working, the staff re- corded the accomplishments and activities of Meadowdale students. Reaching upward toward success, the annual staff created the Mesika through a united effort. Art Editor Dave Munson shows original cov- er ideas to Marlene Maxwell and Janet Wes- terlund 79 Discussing layout and picture needs for small clubs are Bob Scharer, Debbie Meyers, and Nancy Karnofski EDITORS: Editorcin-chiefdenc cee ie ee Sheila Page Faculty reste eeinie oaeeme et acrs Rich Weight Photography) eee ee ean cee Nancy Karnofski COpYVits tere cers tects ce ee ore Marlene Maxwell Business Manager............ Janet Westerlund CODY areas deo ta rents Mary Ellen DeBruler Clas Sate ete tr rc See srt Linda Gatjens EaVOUtie ae eye ceerty eee ee, Wtecere ate Anne Johnson YN gin cs. tine Sed 5 AMV ee ge, cheery ee ree enema Dave Munson ACHIVITIOS ie pees eeneceier ce eererst ores eee Debbie Myers STAFF: Sue Drinkuth, Ron French, Lynn Harshberger, Linda Julian, Marcy Kostelyk, Wendy Leighton, Sheri McCreary, Larry Oliverson, Doug Pittis, Bob Scharer, Dean Width, Terry Spring CHIEFTAIN CLIMBS TO EXCELLENCE ; 3 : ‘ t . H } ; EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VAUGHN BROSSART ADVISOR MRS. MARION KOLUDA With an inexperienced and small staff, the bi-monthly Chieftain labored to be a paper with quality writing and current news. Each issue improved as the Chieftain staff learned from their mistakes and gained experi- ence. The Chieftain emerged as a polished publication accurately reporting the views and activities of Meadowdale High School. DEBATERS COLLECT WINS. Guided by Mr. King, the debate squad rose over inexperi- ence to place high in tournaments. The team debated about foreign aid, collecting cards of information about the subject in recipe boxes. Through debate, students learned to speak with assurance in public. Debaters Cheryl Johnson Bob Haar Gary DeBardi Bob Swerk Larry Chick Barb Norman Jim Vaughn Jeff Wells Don Henderson DEBATE MEMBERS Forensics Jeff Wells (Oratory) Charla Gomez (Oral Interpretations) Joanne Reynolds (Oral Interpretations) Bob Swerk (Impromptu) Nancy Karnofski (Oral Interpretation) Cheryl Johnson (Extemporaneous) 81 Mr. L. King - Advisor q a OPTIMUS LED UPWARD National Honor Society Optimus, Meadowdale’s academic honorary, recognizes those students who have reached for and maintained high scholastic standards. The number of members climbs higher every year. At the traditional December initiation, seventy new members were Officially accepted. These were students who had maintained at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point av- erage. By their example as a group and as individuals. the members of Optimus have been successful in raising the academic standards of Meadowdale Senior High. — OFFICERS AND ADVISOR - Mr. Rudy Kovacevich, Advisor; Gary DeBardi, President; Linda Johnson, V.P.; Julie Jacobson, Sec.; Karen Singhrs, Treas. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Bandli, Marilyn; Beard, Kendall; Bennion, Scott; Bingham, Kim; Britain, James; Buchmeier, Barbara; Casper, Carol; Chick, Larry; Davies, Coby; Drinkuth, Susan; Ely, Margaret; File, Nila; Foss, Chris; Gomez, Charla; Gramann, James; Green, Williams; Greimes, Mari; Hammond, Barbara; Hardisty, Roy; Haskins, Craig; Harshberger, Lynn; Hjertstedt, Judy; Huston, Wendy; Jesmer, Kathy; Johnson, Cynthia; Johnson, Cheryl; Karabach, Marlene; Kostelyk, Marcia; Lapp, Steven; Larama, Mike; Leahy, Mary; Ledford, Patty; Leighton, Wendy; Likkel, Kathy; Likkel, Ken; Lillquist, JoAnne; Mansfield, Craig; Miller, Robin; Nofziger, Marjorie; Oliverson, Larry; Porter, Kent; Pugh, Bill; Queen, Janice; Ralph, Chris; Rameau, Marilyn; Re- inert, Harry; Reynolds, JoAnne; Ridderbusch, Penny: Sayes, Glen; Sarvis, Brian; Shurtz, Richard; Sola, Doug; Stevenson, Jeanne; Vaughn, Judy; Wells, Jeffrey; Willingham, Nancy; Witty, Bobbie. ROBIN ESTHER ACKER ANDERSON TONY BARB CHRIS PATTI LINNA BACKES BAUMGARTNER BAYER. BURKE CARLSEN 82 SENIORS! SHANNON LINDA BETSY BARB GARY MARY ELLEN ROBIN CARRICK CHURCHILL CRAIG DART DE BARDI DE BRULER DODGE MARGIE KITTY CEC LINDA NIC KY BOB KARYL DUFF ELY FERRILL GATJENS GRIEMES HAAR HANSEN DON SUE JULIE KEN ANNE BILLEE LINDA HENDERSON HENDERSON JACOBSON JENNINGS JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON MARGO BILL PAT JANES KRIS CINDY TOM JORAMO KEYES KOIBECK LEVENS MANUS MATTISON MAWSON | MARLENE SANDY BARB TERRY SHEILA JANICE BRUCE MAXWELL MONTGOMERY NORMAN O'MALLEY PAGE PETERSON PROUT PAT GAIL GINGER CHRIS KAREN KAREN KRIS QUEEN REGELIN RHOADES RIECK ROBERTS SINGHRS SVENDSEN LOYE JIM CONNIE LINDA RICH JANET DON | TRANDUM VAUGHN WAGNER WALTMIRE WEIGHT WESTERLUND WHITTLESEY } : me : Me. - . . ss , , ol , rs id : ; +. ah =e, i oe. A d . ) Za : = ‘ws of om ‘ ‘ a TWO TRAVELERS HOIST M.H.S. PRIDE IN HAMBUR Dear American Friends, | address you in the fading twilight of my high school life with one purpose in mind — to thank each and everyone of you for the happy and wonderful moments you have given me. ) In the name of Meadowdale Senior High School, | do really express my gratitude to the school administration through the principal for giving me the opportunity to study in this school. To the senior counselor, Mrs. Simpson for the guidance and help and to the dear members of the faculty for the wonderful classes | had with them. | On behalf of the whole student body, | should like to acknowledge the International Relations League and the Model United | Nations Organization, through the able leadership of Sheila Page and Barb Dart respectively. To all those who had given me more than what | had expected — | should like to convey my sincerest gratitude and appreciation for making my senior year a ) very memorable, if not the most memorable, time of my life. This is something | shall never forget. Again, | should like to say, but in my native language, ““MARAMI PONG SALAMAT SA INYONG LAHAT” — Thank you very much to all of you. Florante Mori (call me Butch) The lively, mischievous grin glowing in a bronze face and the slim, dark-haired pretti- ness of a Latin girl gave to the MHS student body and faculty a feeling of international gaiety and friendship. During the past school year, Florante Mori from the Philippines and Est ela Bence from Argentina offered not only the warm, personal side of their lives to many friends at Meadowdale but also a first-hand report on life and people in their homelands. Although neither Estela nor Flor- ante were sponsored by the Meadowdale International Relations League, President Sheila Page and the members of IRL proudly adopted the two and eagerly guided them into school activities and upward toward a wider scope of American life. IRL officers, left to right: Jim Vaughn, secretary; Ste- phen Bird, lieutenant-colonel; Sheila Page, president; Ken Jennings, vice-president; Les Savitch, treasurer. Stage band: Don Whittlesey, Glen Sayes, Steve Hoekstra, Mark Slocum, Jim McCort, Bill Keyes, Scott Warren, Frank Brown, Ed Reynolds, Steve Pearse, Tom Ashbrook, Lanny Ross, Kathy Coan, Mavis Harles, Cheryl Johnson, Steve Lapp, Larry Chick, Geri Nilson. Band members: L. Anderson, T. Ashbrook, D. Aukland, S. Baker, G. Beaver, J. Benefiel, R. Benefiel, C. Bethell, B. Boivin, S. Bird, F. Brown, V. Butt, R. Cejka, L. Chick, L. Chase, K. Coan, T. Dahlgren, P. Davis, J. Denby, S. Felde, C. Ferrill, B. Fish, J. Fry, S. Gerrand, J. Gramann, Harles, F. Havens, L. Hermanson, T. Hewitt, S. Hoekstra, T. Holt, M. Irwin, C. Johnson, Johnson, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Keyes, T. Klimpel, D. Kujath, R. Layman, Larson, S. Lapp, J. Lillquist, C. Mansfield, A. Manley, G. McBain, J. McCort, P. Miller, ‘Myers, G. Nilson, B. Nicodemus, C. Nichoss, D. Niven, J. Patterson, S. Pearse, L. Powell, M. Pond, C. Ralph, T. Rainville, E. Renolds, L. Ross, V. Sampson, M. Slocum, S. Sparks, W. Smith, M. Talbot, J. Tuttlee, S. Warren, J. Wells, R. Wheeler, D. Whittelesey, P. Witt, C. Bartad. iad peng mrpecapipn ie ata aan After long hours of practice and rehearsal, Mr. Erich Koker conducts the orchestra in a fine performance at the annual Mid-Winter Con- cert. AND ORCHESTRA PLAY The band, under the direction of Mr. Burton, and the orchestra, directed by Mr. Koker, provided Mea- dowdale with cultural education as well as exciting entertainment. Evidence of their talent and hardwork has been seen at the fine biannual concerts presented by the Meadowdale Music Department. Both of these instrumental groups consist of students who are Striv- ing toward proficiency with their musical instruments. GIVES M.H. The Impressions, or Imps for short, are Meadowdale’s select vocal group. The groups’ 5 4 outstanding presentations of contemporary arrangements have delighted the student body as well as the surrounding community. With their casual and often comic style, the Impressions have brought to M.H.S. a high degree of showmanship and musical achieve- j N | N a ment. Dave Arneson, Linda Bliss, Joan Boling, Bill Bone, Julie Denby, Marge son, Gary Posenjak, Bill Pugh, Diane Riffle, Beth Sommars, Stephanie Duff, Chery! Dragoo, Bill Farley. Mary Ferchen, John Fox, Andy Hamack, Smith, Steve Torrence, Don Whittlesey, Brenda Whittlesey, Keith Slattum, Lynn George, Sharon Kelley, Kevin Murray, Marjori Nofziger, Steve Pear- make up the Impressions. Margie Nofziger has provided the choir and Impressions with vital talents as rehearsal pianist and concert accompianist. M. Adams, S. Akers, D. Arneson, J. Arneson, C. Arnold, M. Bandli, M. Beckman, CG D [- PA RIM EN T Bendel, L. Bliss, J. Boling, S. Blackwell, B. Bone, R. Boone, F. Brown, B: Buch- meier, D. Byam, D. Caldart, C. Casper, C. Carbary, L. Carter, J. Comet, S. Dastis, J. Denby, K. Downey, P. Downey, C. Dragoo, M. Duff, L. Durham, B. Farley, B. Farley, M. Ferchen, J. Fox, J. Fyall, A. Hamack, S. Hollcraft, S. Holmgren, E. Johnson, S. Jones, S. Kelley, R. Klein, M. Kostelyk, S. Kottsick, R. McLain, S. Morehouse, K. A Murray, M. Nofziger, C. Nygreen, S. Pearson, K. Pearson, G. Posenjak, B. Pugh, J. Rath, D. Riffle, C. Rieck, R. Shrock, K. Slattum, B. Shreve, B. Sommars, S. Smith, S. Smith, G. Taylor, S. Torrence; J. Washkovich, B. Whittlesey. D. Whittlesey, A. Huttman, J. Bottin. D. Aspness, C. Bakko, C. Bakko, D. Beitz, G. Beaver, A. Barnett, N. Ber- Miller, S. Morgan, D. Morgan, G. Moser, B. Morris, K. Raatz, J. McCormick, gevin, M. Black, H. Bonell, S. Broesch, C. Burley, M. Byrd, D. Cheek, M. J. Reynolds, T. Rockney, J. Rodeck, C. Rommel, E. Ruff, K. Russell, N. Schroeberg, K. Schenk, B. Shreve, T. Shurtz, C. Solie, T. Stainbrook, L. Taffera, K. Thomas, B. Thompson, L. Thrasher, P. Thornbrue, L. Torrence, K. Toscanelli, D. Verrall, A. Warberg, R. Welch, S. Westover, L. Westover, P. Williams, D. Wyatt, G. Easter, C. Yang, M. Guillund, S. Looke, L. Spencer, L. Hulse, G. Posenjak, D. Smith. Clark, L. Coffel, L. Cohagan, P. Cramr, G. Dart, M. Darden, S. Dieu, M. Ely, A. Evonik, S. Flauding, K. Fortier, D. Flynn, L. Fox, J. Garrison, L. Gibb, S. Grosso. K. Gilbert, S. Hagan, B. Jackson, C. Jackson, C. Jay, L. Jesmer, S. Jesmer, L. Jones, J. Keeler, B. Kelle, L. Kelly, K. King, K. Key, T. Larson, C. Larson, A. Lee, S. Leavitt, R. Lockwood, B. J. Marshall, B. F. Marshall, R. MEDICS RAISES INTEREST INSCIENCE i i Mr. Ed Nievaard Kathy Belcher Vivian Reidlinger Kris Manus Advisor President Vice-President Secretary | Not pictured is Jeannette Schurr - Treas. Promoting interest in the clinical sciences is the purpose of Medics Club. An all-school assembly on mental retarda- tion was a major accomplishment as was the co-sponsoring F of two movies; Th e Greatest Story Ever Told and The Agony and the Ecstasy, during Christmas vacation. Pro- ceeds from the films were used for a scholarship fund. P. Adams, C. Bakko, K. Balsley, P. Barton, J-B6ling A. Bonell, J. Billinge, M. Carter, M. Chaffee, K. Clark, L. Clark, Ccrary. L. Cruz, B. Davis, P. De- vine, P. Doyle, K. Ely, M. Ely, M. Fittante, J. Glasgow, C. Harp, S. Hender- son, M. Hudson, M. Irwin, S. Jenkins, B. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Johnson, K. Key, S. Lanson, P. Ledford, S. Matson, T. Mawson, M. Maxwell, R. Mill- er, D. Morgan, P. Malvaney, L. Nelson, G. Rhodes, P. Riedlinger, C. Roberts, C. Ragers, D. Rose, K. Rasbaugh, E. Ruff, G. Sayes, R. Shurtz, C. Sine, N. Sjoblom, K. Tufte, K. Ward, J. Warner, B. Welch, K. Westberg, B. Wieler, J. Williams, B. Woolworth, D. Wyatt. FIREWATER CHEERS MHS ONWARD Mike Chastain Steph Smith President Secretary-Treasurer Andy Bottin Bill Farley Mascots Robin Klein and Mary Leahy Sergeant-at-Arms Sergeant-at-Arms Promoting school spirit and supporting MHS athletic retain active membership. teams are the dual purposes of Firewater. The 274 mem- Colorful blue and white beanies identify the Firewater bers must attend home football and basketball games to members. DADS SUPPORT STUDENTACTIVITIES Fathers of students attending MHS devote their time and effort to OFFICERS help the school and activities through Dad’s Club. General Chairman, William Rowe and Sec. Treas. John Garner co-ordinate the club’s activi- Mr. William Rowe-General Chairman ties, such as the sports Banquets, the Scholarship Fund Drive, the Dad-Daughter Banquet, and the Grounds Improvement. Unusual as- Mr. Max Meyering pects of Dad’s Club include no written constitution, no dues, and no general meetings-work is done through committees. Mr. Chick Hardisty 91 FTA STRIVES TO ENCOURAGE TEACHING Future Teachers of Ameri- ca attempts to give students interested in teaching a preview of it as a career. Led by President Sheri Smith, the club members made tapes for the blind and attended con- ferences. They also were teachers in the nearby ele- schools. Members: K. Anderson, M. Arnquist, D. Aukland, M. Bar- dan, G. Bendotti, C. Bethefl. J. Boling, K. Burke, A. Carter, L. Churchill, J. Cook, B. Belamarter, J. Denby, A. Echelbarger, J. England, L. Gibb, K. Green, W. Huston, S. Jackson, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, M. Joramo, M. Karabach, K. Key , D. Knorr, P. LaBarge, P. Mulvaney, L. Nelson, M. Nofziger, P. Riedlinger, S. Smith, S. Smith, L. Spencer, J. Stevenson, J. Stewart, D. Swain, K. Thomas, L. Trandum, J. Vaughn, B. Wieler, A. Williams, D. Williams, A. Wright WORLD AWARENESS PROMOTED BY MUN OFFICERS: Mrs. Grindly, Advisor, Barb Dart;President, Robin Aker; Vice-President Robin Miller; Sec- retary, Paul Andres; Treasurer Joined by their desire to learn about foreign coun- tries and their function in the United Nations, MUN members __ participated in’ mock conferences throughout the year. These conferences included: one at Shoreline High School in November, another at Vancouver, B.C., in Fe- bruary, add one at Ellens- burgin April. By learning more about the world or- ganization, MUN members will be more effective as adults in the shrinking world. mentary and junior high 92 Wendy Huston-Treasurer, Jeanne Stevenson-Com- mittee Chairman, Jerry England-Vice President, Lin- da Churchill-Secretary, Sheri Smith-President, Mr. Fortin, Advisor MEMBERS: W. Leighton, L. Anderson, N. File, B. Buchmeier, K. Beard, C. Dart, M. Miller, B. Reid, L. Coffel, D. Morgan, L. Waltmire, S. Bingham, C. Sine, B. Green, F. Mori, D. Barrans, R. Oldfield, K. Peterson, P. Goodwin, E. Ruff, R. Carlson, D. Copley, C. Anderson, G. Johnson, L. Kertz, C. Mitchell, M. Miller, P. Miller, J. Vaughn, L. Hovde, C. Yang, J. Till, V. Nickols, C. Gabriel DECA PROMOTES BUSINESS LEADERSHIP MEMBERS: L. Amundson, K. Balsley, D. Daneman, B. Davis, P. DeBerg, C. Ellis, L. Hallert, B. Kennedy, C. Klebaum, D. LaRue, D. Martin, C. McCalmon, V. Mc- Kinney, T. O'Malley, D. Ralston, D. Rose, A. Schultz, B. Sethares, S. Sheehan, H. Shipley, S. Ste- phens Mr. LaFreniere advises the 24 members of Distributive Education. The club promotes the social and lead- ership development of students in the Distributive Education class who are lead by Terry O'Malley. During the year, the members attended the Governors Conference in Olympia, the Washington DECA Leadership Confer- ence, and the Employer-Employee Banquet in April. SKI WEEKEND CLIMAXES FUNDRAISERS OFFICERS: Terry O'Malley; President, Connie Klebaum; Secretary, Lea Hallert; Treasurer, Barbara Davis; Histo- rian, and (not pictured) Dick Rose; Vice-President. | | Lead by Rick Steinmetzer, the two hundred memb Mount Baker. Profits from a doughnut sale, a movie, an i | } ers of Ski Club worked to earn money for a ski trip to da fashion show culminated in the weekend of skiing. Rick Steinmetzer, President; Nancy Karnofski, Sec- retary, Anne Johnson, Vice-President, Pat Meyring, Treasurer ct oe ay i= — OO LU Eheie= ad s o 2 SN aie lepies AO=Oke o 0 . Oo BS 20 ermeroee Pietletoe ff Bete SSCL = = reper Gs fel me 2 Feat ata GO 0..£ career) O) _—_ @ 2 WU Skilled competition, buf also discipline the Which is so essential for Success in any endeav- or. Athletics, based on mental and physical encourages discipline, the individual to con- stantly reach for excel- lence. GIS Sie BS e SS. D + SRS S ss SOS SSR KS PESO eNOS SS view ees SSS SSO OS. iS2 OS S XE SS S RES SO BOS 2 SESS ose Ses SSS So 6 95 vv = AY x =} x io) =] ° a ao) Cc Cs] 7) = ou io) S ° ia) wn x Wu Qa Ww 1 | = Ww CHEERLEADERS - Dres Pratt, Chris Foss, Marcia Harrell, Cindy Johnson SONGLEADERS- Debbie Anderson, Kim Bingham, Donna Warner RL i esc aaa a. TiO amar Mie eR oe iw eee me ave ommanmein eco ee — Advisor Mrs. Joan Barton On many late nights after school, freshly-paint- ed signs lay scattered across the empty floor of senior hall with several girls and boys crouched stiffly over the paper. The dedicated few who so often held sticky-wet paint brushes in hand were the twelve who also stood faithfully before fans at o every Meadowdale pep assembly, football game, A and basketball game. RAISES SPIRIT The Meadowdale cheerleading staff, led by Cheer Queen Marcia Harrell and Song Queen Kim Bingham, coaxed tre- mendous spirit and enthusiasm out of an often lukewarm student body. The spirit stick, which initiated exciting class competition during each pep assembly during the year, was won by Meadowdale’s cheer squad at the 1966 summer cheerleader conference. Besides the difficult routines perfect- ed and presented by the cheerleaders and songleaders, the school mascots Robin Klein and Mary Leahy, and yell leaders, Doug Pittis and Doug Aukland, added humor and distinction to Meadowdale’s rooting section. Without the hard work and lively enthusiasm of the cheer squad, Meadowdale’s spirit and loyalty to both the teams and school could not have climbed so high. YELL LEADERS - Doug Aukland and Doug Pittis Onmreve m O0f ZmMZOKAMAAM MARY ELLEN DeBRULER KATHY FILBIN Leading G.A.A. and helping the girls realize their goals of enjoyment and development were the Letterwomen. This group is comprised of those girls who have earned a mini- mum of 1000 points in their G.A.A. activities. One of Let- terwomen’s main activities this year was sponsoring homecoming. Working stead- ily for over a month preparing for the dance, the girls efforts produced a successful and memorable homecoming. MARLENE MAXWELL MISS WEEKS MRS. WALLS For another year the screams of enthusiastic girls have echoed through the gym. These girls who turned out for G.A.A. strove not only for enjoyment but for the development of skills as well. During the various sports-days and playdays held with other schools, the girls had an opportunity to exercise these skills in competit ion. PATTY BURKE PATTI BURKE CAPTAIN | | MARGO JORAMO CO-CAPTAIN DRILL TEAM IS ON THE MARCH MRS. GILSON ADVISOR Under the harsh glare of stadium and gym lights, navy blue outfits and emblems stepped quickly into precise columns and difficult rou- tines. Each drill had taken hours of rigid practice and discipline; often the twenty-one girl team worked after school or in the evenings to im- prove and perfect their performance. Captain Patti Burke and co-captain Margo Joramo helped to create the many intricate routines and movements and to encourage the spirited style exhibited before pleased football and basketball crowds. At each assembly and pep rally, team members presented the flag and often sold pro- grams at the games. Respect and admiration from the student body increased as Drill Team, through hard work and dedication, became an important part of Meadowdale’s 1966-67 spirit and achievement. SPIRIT ; i | 1 Queen Stephanie Smith and her escort, football captain George Heyworth, pose together after the coronation. The candidates from left to right are Mary Ellen DeBruler, Barb Dart, Linna Carlson. Be ny : ies Despite: the wet playing field the Chief Squad with enthusiastic support from the Meadowdale stands over-powered the Bruins. = RS TP ON Se nm ( are ; LIMBS AT HOMECOMING These girls were selected by the student body as those who carry the Meadowdale spirit in their activities as well as academics. The candidates from left to right are: Barb Baumgartn er, Patti Burke, Linna Carlsen, Barb Dart, MaryEllen DeBruler, Marlene Maxwell, Stephanie Smith. Not pictured is Julie Denby. Stars hanging from the ceiling and a giant football resting beside the traditional blue throne created the sentimental atmosphere of the ol’ ’66 Homecoming Dance This was anight held in honor of Mea- dowdale’s graduates of 1966. In spite of the driving rain, many Chiefs came to the bonfire pep rally before the game with Cascade. Af- ter the bonfire the carvans wound its way noisily to the Ed- monds stadium where the Chiefs rose up to defeat the Bruins 9-0. At the dance after the game the Chiefs waited anxiously as the Homecom- ing Queen and her court were an- nounced. This night of victory and pride served as a tribute not only to Meadowdale’s past but as a tribute to her future as well. Greg Anabel Steve Meyer Vern Christenson : John Fox President Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Treasurer Cross Country. Football. Wrestling. Basketball. Baseball. Tennis. Track. All sports are represented in Varsity Club, a collection of Meadowdale’s better athletes. To join Varsity Club, a boy must have earned a letter in a particular sport and remain active in that sport. Led by President Greg Ana- bel, Varsity Club staged a successful car raffle in the fall. One hundred dollars of the proceeds were designated for a scholarship fund. The rest of the money bought five-foot pennants which were given to each school and two cham- pionship pennants. When not participating in a sport, Varsi- ty Club members support MHS by being ushers at games and running the concession stand. In addition, Varsity Club has purchased weights for the athletic department. Mr. Pat Eason Advisor ELS UPWARD Varsity Club boys perform task of rolling up rug after basketball game. ‘ Greg Anabel, Bud Baxter, George Heyworth, Ron Dolan, and John Moyes push in bleachers after game. 103 | | | CHIEFS TIE The Chiefs, with a relatively small and inexpe- rienced football team, found the Western Con- ference competition keen and the opponents big. The boys played hard and worked well to- gether as a team. Winning an exciting game in which fine defensive play stopped the Terrace Hawks from scoring the winning touchdown, the Chiefs gathered momentum. They went on to win the Homecoming game with the Cascade Bruins. Bruce, Farley completed a pass to Greg Anabel for a Chief touchdown early in the game. Again the Chiefs scored with an inspired defen- sive play, a safety. Meadowdale was well repre- sented by a tireless group of boys who had the desire to play football. “OR FIFTH IN CONFERENCE Seattle Prep Bellingham Everett Edmonds Blanchet Meadowdale Cascade Terrace STANDINGS OnarRPN—O AH NNWwWWwWAON Bellingham Blanchet Everett O'Dea Terrace Seattle Prep Cascade Edmonds SCORES 26 ey, 28 14 7 33 0 21 BROODONADON —s TERRY KLIMPEL : VAN LANG AL MUNSON BILL FARLEY SAM TISDALE VERN CHRISTIANSON DAVE JOHNSON DAN DE LONG DAN CORIER 106 TOM LINNELL GEORGE HEYWORTH GARY CHURCH KEN ANDERSON JOHN FYALL RICK STEINMETZER CHRIS PERRY RON DOLAN BILL KLEMM | 107 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TAKES ’ LAD Wi WE R SN 5 Se SS = ) ‘ a SAY ce —_— = a - = a SS sack S —= LEFT TO RIGHT,Jerry Richmond, Doug Stickney, Ken Likkell, Alan Amundson, Eric Hakkenson, Ken Dickson, Don Miller, Craig Mansfield.SITTING :Coach Eason, Paul Anderson, Paul Plesha, John Lewis, Jim Wallen, Bob Shane. 108 CONFERENCE, DISTRICT, 3RDIN STATE Grins lit the faces of the muddy, exhausted boys as they ran through the narrow victory lane following an exciting finish. The 1966-67 sea- SCORES son produced Meadowdale’s greatest cross country team; experience and hard work led them to a win early in the year. At the Edmonds Invitational Cross Country Relay Meet in Octo- ber, the Chiefs placed second out of eighteen 15-50 CASCADE 16-49-132 LAKE WASHINGTON, schools. As confidence and unity as a team in- MONROE creased even more, the boys climbed upward to the Western Conference and Northwest Dis- 32-24 MENII trict championships. The climax of the season came at the State Meet, where the 1966-67 ie EMS ROD Sy Lead (a Meadowdale squad captured a third-place vic- 1st WESTERN CONFERENCE tory. During the year, many of the runners reached individual goals; Jerry Richmond and Paul Anderson broke and reset many of the he. NORA TE ST to URICT school records and Don Miller was cross coun- 3rd STATE try’s first three-year returning letterman. The spirit and determination of Coach Eason and each member of the cross country team gained respect and admiration from the students of MHS. Tense runners begin State meet 109 COACH EASON ACCEPTS TROPHY TIRED RUNNERS SMILE WITH VICTORY IT’S A SPECTATOR e SPORT TOO RUNNERS TAKE THIRD IN STATE 111 piemen Fore yet ee Nae Brae Neo owed, ioe cman aast s caioes-any Dak Gaia ass SO eee ee recess Soe cs : repr | me Head Coach - Phil Hull Greg Mc- 68 season can be optimisti- BASKETBALL Despite a losing season, the Chief basketball squad proved it had spirit and enthusiasm by playing many close, exciting games. i) ae} e fe) = be] Ww an £ oO D oO ae} e Ss 3 a ® —_ be S — n re D P= is o = te oO =e = oO Oo This year was a building year for the Meadowdale basketball team, with three juniors and a sophomore as starters. With return- ing lettermen Marty Axness, John Fox, Tom Linnell, Collum, and Al Amundson, the 1967 cally anticipated. The Junior Varsity and Sophomore teams had a more success- ful season than the Varsity by winning many of their games. Coach Roger Ottmar, of the Sophomore team, and Coach Pat Eason, of the Junior Varsity team, said the season was very re- warding, because both teams reached consistently for success. Under the coaching of Mr. Phil Hull, the team tried its best to build itself to new heights in pride and ability in every game. TE pec = ren MH Sm Spe ee eR ee RE St Nan eT A tts OEE I IID DR - ' En, seheiateteamndnemtiem ee a anit norco hie wm rene tree ea entrni ne VARSITY — Ross McLain, Tony Backes-Captain, Mike Chastain, Mary Axness, Greg McCollum, Bill Farley, Tom Linnell, Al Amundson, Carl Halgren, John Fox, Dan Corier, Roy Hardisty. MSH 37 48 57 40 58 57 52 57 45 59 60 51 49 38 40 51 63 77 65 40 VARSITY Inglemoor Wenatchee Glacier Everett Seattle Prep Blanchet Sedro Woolley Tyee Terrace Terrace Seattle Prep Edmonds Cascade Bellingham Everett Blanchet Terrace Edmonds Bellingham Cascade 60 49 70 54 77 75 71 56 54 74 66 58 60 44 57 54 75 62 55 48 Sophomore Greg McCollum takes a shot in the Chiefs 77-62 victory over Edmonds. Moving in for the rebound are seniors Ross McLain and Tony Backes. 114 J.V..S AND SOPHOMORES REACH HIGH IN ACHIEVING SUCCESS J.V. — Coach Eason, R. Boone, K. Likkel, L. Farrall, J. Britain, S. Bennion. SOPHS — BACK ROW: T. Corier, D. Bronstetter, B. Ehimon, D. Enders, E. BACK ROW - R. Wendte, B. Young, M. Murdock, C. Haskins, and S. Ros- Howkenson. MIDDLE- B. Waage, A. Levine, E. Kissler, J. Horck, D. Ross. tad. FRONT - H. Sandhop, B. Welch, H. Chichester, T. Foster. JUNIOR VARSITY MHS SOPHOMORES 36 Inglemoor 4 4 MHS 41 Wenatchee 30 40 Blanchet 52 an Glacier 64 43 Terrace 49 45 Seattle Prep 56 42 Seattle Prep 40 18 Sedro Woolley 39 46 Edmonds 55 46 Terrace 56 54 Marysville 42 42 Edmonds 38 39 Cascade oy 56 Cascade 63 46 Seattle Prep 49 54 Bellingham 47 40 Everett 42 57 Prep 46 61 Blanchet 35 | 44 Everett 39 37 Terrace 46 62 Blanchet 58 52 Everett 47 56 Terrace 59 60 Edmonds 48 49 Everett 51 54 Marysville 41 62 Edmonds 41 57 Cascade 36 39 Cascade 69 V. Brossart, J. Lyons, K. Gibbens, D. Kujoth, L. Tafara WRESTLERS SHOW LEFT TO RIGHT—Coach Terry Johnson, Dan Stenger, Chris Perry, Larry Bruce Farley, Bob Koon, Lanny Hanson, Steve Meyer, Richard Shurtz, Tom Grandy, Pau! Boeckman, Steve Whiteman, Joe Luckett, Bob Scharer, Row, Steve Butler, Coach Bruce Cook 9RODUCTIVE SEASON After attracting larger crowds with each exciting match, the Chief wrestlers completed their regular season with an excellent record of 7 wins and 5 loss- es. At the end of the season, the grapplers again per- formed very well by placing 3rdin the sub-district meet. Even though the team began the season with only two returning lettermen, Senior team captain Steve Meyer and Junior Bob Scharer, their drive and determination proved to be the key in achieving their goals of success. Head coach Mr. Bruce Cook and as- sistant Mr. Terrance Johnson, as well as the whole student body, had reason to be proud of the winning efforts put out by the Meadowdale High wrestlers. Next year the wrestling squad will bring back eight lettermen. With their experience and the benefit of a respectable 1966-1967 season behind them, thei representation of Meadowdale should be exceptional. Bruce Farley sits out on his Blanchet opponent. MEADOWDALE 25 4 26 31 vi 17 11 29 AMS 28 34 19 Burlington Edmonds Cascade Olympia Lk. Washington Shoreline Bellingham Everett Snohomish Shorecrest Blanchet Terrace Lanny Hanson strains to pin his opponent. OPPONENTS 22 23 16 15 25 25 33 18 14 18 5 20 BOB KOON LANNY HANSON CAPTAIN STEVE MEYER 103 112 SOPHOMORE TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT— L. Whiteman, S. Rupeiks, D. Seebers, K. Boe, L. Wilcox, B. Stave, Coach Terrance Johson, R. Lockwood, JUNIOR VARSITY: LEFT TO RIGHT-— Coach Bruce Cook, G. Bottin, D. Width, S. Kuk, D. Baer, T. Belmont, L. Wilcox, Coach Terrance Johnson, D. 120 K. Bannister, R. Fletcher, P. Plesha, D. Ellenwood, S. Morgan. Day, L. Grandy, B. Peyton, R. Larson, R. Matson, S. Morgan. RICHARD SHURTZ 127 133 CHRIS PERRY DAN STENGER 191 Hw. PAUL BOECKMAN 175 LLG 2 SNR A BU i ei as os sana Biers j IKELY TO SUCCEED tan and Gary DeBardi and Along with the hard work of the staff and the sup- port of the student body, a good annual needs finan- cial help. This year the MESIKA has been fortunate in working with a particularly understanding group of local businessmen. 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An outstand- we ee ()- ‘havétinfluenced and-gtfided the many. ad Roe: Wo gee JY wh To fhe talettted people who encouraged the ) J We irae, ; fh yb ,Mesika staff to reach for the best, we give our Vie aN Mr. Jim Palm and the _American Yearbook Company Miss Sheila Page Miss Janet Westerlund The Bon Marche Studio i} Woo § | Shrougs + Sia 2 ost Yee WO QL have. ROT tay ie K wows eae lh Zone, A ln Rach Boe hveOn haat A if i. a an rein on ae VOWS and Wee, MWaak kK. e uw Vow each oft, -y Welys SU S De US fe oN QW e, ) NY vu Boy yh or ‘) . y “we oe Ay YN a fU | 7, si fe | PAA. {2 ow tf bt Aa Eyer EPC], sail : ae of ya can ” 2 ie I aff el 4 iL . CXC C4 q eke é, he Grited Guewt ore f-T if r tea ey j ( Vo | f J Lek | Z, see ger GR ge t; if ¢ hy i % es ee ne ee : . s5eostets rst Best i raySPSrs TeTer seas er Sere IS Tp reesd passes gore tees ol te tcea tet bs tissereLtiecsas Etats Latorcletese erersrerera le rae
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