North Kitsap High School - Viking Yearbook (Poulsbo, WA)

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X, PA,,, FUREWORD When Neil Armstrong set his booted foot on the moon's dusty surface, man's viewpoint of his world changed decisively. No longer was he limit ed to viewing the moon from earth. Now man, through awesome techno- logical advances, could stand on the moon and gaze upon Earth. North Kitsap High School is a contributing part of this change through the space flights of Astronaut Richard Gordon, an NK graduate. Students became explorers too, combining fresh ideas with established ones to produce different concepts in all phases of school life. While viewpoints of students changed, so did the entire physical structure of the campus as it prepared for its transition to a four-year school. It is this year of change the 47th edition of the VIKING wishes to commemorate. Laura Gordanier, editor VIKING Stff CONTENTS Student Life Faculty and Assistants Underclassmen Athletics Senior Class Businesses and Index This Book Qlelgngs Ip: e ll 2 5 X xx X414 i s .4 4 34 46 62 86 108 ,rf-N . I:I:I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I'I-ICff-5I-IfI-51-1'I-551-I-I'I-1-DI'IC-I-2-2-51-I-I-I-I-I'Z'Z'Z'I'I'I'Z'I'IC'I'Z'Zi'If'ZII'IlI'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'Z'I'Z'h C'CH . f f. ' 15 3 ,gh h.mm.E. ga 'I 2.1 , 'N j .mf I I., tiff lifgzrlgl M A' Unexpected Changes Surprise Students f ,ff 5, dn . E i ? O -'W September brought changes in the school, the weather and the people. The appearance of North fly had been altered drastically. Contractors had begun excavations in July. On opening day return- ing students were surprised at the new cluttered facade of building projects. Inside, a new air of discipline and the addition of study centers suggested a tighter regime. Sophomores suffered a psychological change. They were trans- formed from mighty ninth graders at the junior high to lowly high school tenth graders. However, a typical sophomore, Jeanette Klamke QZJ, was eager and ready for anything the '69-'70 school year could offer. The office was deluged by a- wave of confused or frustrated stu- dents like Dave King and Dave Rentola Gil seeking assistance during the first week. With the beginning of cross country, a new sport at North, am- bitious Dave Lyle Gil turned out to aid the team with his obvious record-breaking speed. Lunch showed senior girls Ann Fitzmaurice, Laina Nyland, Nancy Hawkey and Mary Benning Q53 undaunted by the trials of the first days of school. Assemblies played a vital role in keeping the spirit of NK at a peak, Displaying an inspiring amount of enthusiasm and support for the school and team, students at the first pep assembly 163 set an example to be matched throughout the year. Weather changed from summer sunshine to autumn rain earlier than usual. Making the best of a wet situation, industrious students honored Music Director John Castleman by dubbing a large mud puddle near the music building Castleman Lake. C71 They pro- hibited fishing, but declared open season on Drakes. l Seances and the supernatural overtook N, K, at the all-school play Blithe Spirit, presented to the public on the evening of November 14, The ever-increas- ing size of the audience indicated its enjoyment of the cast and play. The Noel Coward comedy was di- rected by Mr, Edgers. Completely filling one side of the bleachers, the capacity crowd at the 1969 Fall Concert was the largest N, K, has ever drawn to a performance of this type, North's talented groups presented three selections each, This event was the first of several annual concerts arranged and directed by Mr, Castleman. Students Show Talent In N. K. Productions .J-I -f,.,.' ,. , .xfmf Q. H Cast for Blithe Spirit Diligent practice QU preceded the final per- formance of Blithe Spirit on November 14. On stage are Kathi Van Der Sys, Helen Vaughan Merrilee Swanson, J, W, Hamilton, and Sid Young 121g Madam Arcati and Charles quizzed Edith, the maid. Janet Eliason 131, who plays all the string instruments, played the cello for the Fall Concert. The choir Q43 sang a medley of popu- lar songs which included Oh Happy Day. The cast of the Coward comedy Q55 prepared for a seance in order to investigate spiritual phenomenon. Baritone saxophonist Paul Moore Q6y contri- buted to the stage band's presentation of Up, Up, and Away. Mr. Castleman led the band C71 in Mission Impossible Highlights. Charles and Ruth f8j discuss how to get rid of his spirit wife, who has come to haunt him, Charles. . . ..... J. W. Hamilton Ruth ............. Kathi Van Der Sys Elvira ................... Sid Young Mrs. Bradman ....... Ginger Brown Doctor Bradman ,,....,,, Bob Gerry Edith ............ Merrilee Swanson Madame Arcati. . .... Helen Vaughan E i ABOVE: Rex Carlaw hands the activity card sales trophy to Central Kitsap's ASB vice-president, Ric Glomstad, Although North lost the contest we had an overall activi- ty card sales of 74. 5W,w11iC11 was our highest percentage in three years, Central won with over 807- participation. During the first two years of the contest, Central chal- lenged us. This year, North challenged Central and came closer to matching their percentage. vs. ffmx 2, Cg,fV BELOW--FRONT ROW: Student Council members were Bill Mariner, Pat Klein, Mike Berry, Jim Forbes, David Hughey, Ken Aitchison, Tim DeLapp, Debbie Forbes, Tom Regan, Mark Striker and John Rebar. ROW TWO: iii Kathi Van Der Sys, Jerry Yeager, Laura Gordanier, Sue Gurley, Rex Carlaw and Merrilee Swanson. BACK ROW: Dale Finseth, Jim Oas, Cheryl Jarvi, Helen Norbut, Sue Haskin, Karla Treischel, Karen Donleycott, Marca Teames, Greg George, Dianne Munroe, Debbie Stearns Marg Currie, Chris Judkins, Kris Ryan, Diane Sluys, Marsha Zuarri, Debbie Smith, Connie Moshner and Sue Gustafson. NOT PICTURED: Jill Fox, Darla Jones, Steve Jellison, Tami'Watland, Ginger Brown, Jeanne LeClare, Frank Longmate and Kregg Hoover. Grander Retinue For Royalty, And Formalized Coronation Ceremony Honor Homecoming Qi? ix X V sa. ,. ,, 1535? , Cf 'ge ,v +2 ,fl J iivvl , , J ,,i , : , tnrttli t Pageantry and distinction were given to Homecoming '69 with the new coronation ceremony initiated by the Senior Class. Ten couples, honored by the Class of '70 to be on the court, participated in the coronation assem- bly October 30, the day before Homecoming. The stage band played, and lights dimmed as seven formally attired couples entered the gym and took their places marked by spangled name cut-outs on the screens of the spe- cially designed dais. The three finalists, clad in white tunic evening suits, entered last with their escorts, The awaited moment arrived when Master of Ceremonies Bob Gerry announced Cheryl Buchmann and John Rebar as Queen and King, Mr. Riehl crowned Cheryl, and '68 Homecoming Queen Sue Kennedy presented John with his crown, The coronation colors, or- ange and black, helped carry out the theme of Punkins and Pigskins. Queen Cheryl Buchmann and King John Rebar in ill. Princess Ann Fitzmaurice and Steve Jellison in QZQ, Princess Bev Jacobson and Chuck Gerstenberger in 133, Across bottom, other members of the court: Laura Gordanier, Lisa Heins, Mark Striker and, sitting in for Sean Atteridge, '68 graduate Greg Bedingerg Molly Epperson, Karla Treischel, Rex Carlaw and Mike Dennis, Teresa Kirkman, Sue Haskin, Tim DeLapp and Ray Jensen, Dan Barker, Billie May Avery and driver, Bill Mariner. f E ecial Avvards'SpotIight Y IHS H12 1 'fri' - 1 I I ' 1..W s7.,i. ,A , J... ' 'bifiif , F3 , i A ,f , '-Q. 2 1 . s ,Jax ,Q 5. Qsq standmg second C63 was last year. He is now manager for a award winner of the Shandera Trophy adv1sor of AFS fly, shows guest book at the September talks with Mr. and Mrs. George . Jacobsen at the reception. In exchange students Jay Hamilton, Jill Fox, recently returned from m Chlle. fPhoto courtesy of Mr. I , ,f sv' -JL Compass Returns Home One of the 1970 changes in effect was that the Compass pub- lication had come back home. Not only had experienced Ad- visor Miss Wade returned to her traditional role with ad copy and the Varitgype machine, but the paper was once more printed in the building by Mr, Backlund. In addition to school news and features, the Compass presented creative writing efforts of students , and horoscopes . Staff members in fly, FRONT ROW: Sue Gurley, Karla Nordberg, Teri Baldwin, Cheri Nungesser. ROW 2: Sharron Kenneday, Tomi Johnson, Karen Donleycott, Sharon Shawn, Margaret Lee, Helen Vaughan, Judy Johnson, and Miss Hope Wade. ROW 3: Kurt Eckhardt, Jane Knapp, Esther Eddie, Charmayne Cari, John Griffith. ROW 4: Gary Johnson, John Blomberg, Charlie Hamilton, Maris Olsen, Kregg Hoover, Kathi Edmonds and Donna Mentzer. Sue Gurley 125, the Compass editor displays one of the staff's finished products. Ad Manager Karen Donleycott, Managing Editor Teri Baldwin, Editor Sue Gurley and Reporter Sue Haskin Q33 return from distributing papers to ASB card holders. Viking Grows Up J Plans made by last year's staff to buy one good typewriter for yearbook class were voted aside in September by the 1970 staff. They elected to spend their extra S110 on eight pages of spot color. Changing publishers brought a larger book, In order to cover freshmen in 1971, staff asked ASB to raise the price of yearbooks. Emotions ranging from anger to fulfillment, and exhaustion plagued the editors during the year because deadlines coincided with concerts and term papers. Laura Gordanier 141, fearless Madam Editor, organized and encouraged staff members to make their deadlines. FRONT ROW in 155: Randi Beck, Janet Anderson, Lisa Heins, Mary Benning, Cheryl Jarvi, Chuck Gerstenberger, Jerry Yeager. ROW 2: Debbie Bishop, Kathy Stoeckmann, Laura Gordanier, Noreen Kanatzar, Jill Fox, Terry Johnson. BACK ROW: Carla Moff, Ray Mathisen, Steve Buckner, Kurt Eckhardt and Ken Aitchison. Questions and ideas flash back and forth Q61 on days when the publisher's representative, Mr. Ron Keesling, made his calls, Q' Juniors Romanticize a Snowy is Sometimes in winter I love you, When the good times seem like memories, In the spring that never came. Frosted branches and boughs of flocked fir and pine accented the theme Sometimes in Winter selected by the Junior Prom Committee for their ball on November 22, For weeks in advance, hungry students and faculty mem- bers were nourished during the ten-minute break by an assortment of' doughnuts sold by the juniors to cover possi- ble prom expenses. Karen Jordan, Sandy Craze, Dennis Hoem, and Kristy Hoover were some who appeared in the MP room early Saturday morning to work all day fly setting the mood of a wintry evening, Hours later, when Jerry Yeager and Molly Epperson arrived QZJ, they were greeted with the fresh scent of evergreens, and a junior high hostess. An allusion of trees and moimtains enclosed the couples Q31 as they enjoyed conversation and refreshments. Snow- flakes dotbed the floor, and green candles with snowy angel hair enhanced the atmosphere of a December evening, f 4 ,qv-...T N 'inter Season For Prom Theme nur X--gunman fx -,T NL. 'gsm New royalty was crowned during the band's inter- mission when Karen Donleycott and John Rebar relin- quished their titles of Queen and King of the Junior Prom to Sheri Johnson and Eddie Lewis. Karen crowned Sheri with the traditional rhinestone tiara 143, and John presented her with red roses. The rest of the court, Debbie Forbes, Bill Stuart, Connie Moshner, and Gary Johnson watched attentively as did Cyndi Duncan, ffar lefty, general chairman of the prom, King Eddie Lewis and Queen Sheri Johnson C51 then reigned during the remainder of the evening, As the ball drew to a close, Pam Shalda and Mike Gallanger Q65 took one last glance before leaving the romantic atmosphere, Mr, Arne Jacobsen, a chap- eron, observed the couple from a distance. X 5, y if Y F 'V' as . ,cv 44 - f .,j , rf- H f 9 Sidi? hw vlrrxlr ws - ZW-7 . 1 . ' ., Q I , f- iv .T 1 J 'V .fn if , '3 W N., 6 19 1 ,, li I Holiday decorations spread cheer everywhere at North during the weeks preceding Christmas. Decorated homeroom doors fl, 2, 41 brightened the halls in a contest sponsored by the Foreign Exchange Club, Mr. Mikkelborgfs Room 3 door won first prize, even though it was not finished in time for a picture, Over 100 students participated in the Christmas Concert, December 17. The drama department joined orchestra and choir members Q35 in a rendition of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas. Highlights of the concert were the 35- minute presentation of Antonio Viva1di's Gloria and Handel's Hallelujah Chorus performed by the orchestra and choir. In a sophisticated drawing-room atmosphere, Torch Honor hosted the first Christmas semi-formal to be held at North Kitsap. The Reflections, an Olympic College combo, played for the dance held in the library December 13. Decora- tions consisted of a big Christmas tree Q51 and a roving Santa Claus, Sean Atteridge. In 16p Santa is sneaking a little Christmas cheer from Patty Jo Vring, Mark Nesby, Colleen Dick and Dale Finseth. Membership for Torch Honor requires 40 points per year. At the Scholastic Banquet held in May, Torch Honor pins were awarded to eligible students in all three grade levels. ' 1. W M . l , IZQ1. K N , WxW,,W wma s ' : 9 , 'K rl ,qc xii X .V 1 X Nl, 1 w x FRONT ROW: Lora Christiansen, Paula Mcliarry, Secretary- treasurer Lisa Heins, Vice President Lisa Gordanier, President Rex Carlaw, Sue Gurley, llse deGroen, Pam Strand and Connie Moshner, ROW 2: Janet Eliason, Linda Wahl, Diana Ciganik, Laura Gordanier, Cindi Duncan, Pam Harlan, Bev Jacobson, Maris Olsen and Debbie Forbes, ROW 3: Kathy Stocckmann, Mary Ben- ning, Randi Beck, Kim Hoover, Mark Striker, Sue Gustafson, Teri Baldwin, Debbie Bishop, Diane Sluys, Dale Finseth, Randy Smith su ,,-, Torch Honor Presents Christmas Semi-Formal and Molly Epperson, BACK ROW: Dan Barker, Krogg Hoover, Mike Berry, Will ilaupt, nonmember, Jerry Yeager, nonmember, Stove Rose, Tom Haynes and John Walsh, The following were eli- gible for Torch Honor, but were not pictured: llance Jones, Gret- chen Prindle, Mark Amis, Janet Anderson, lilike Hallman, Sheri Johnson, Tomi Johnsonisilyia Loialh, Mike Nussbaumer, Randy Sandin, Carl Sheats and Roger Stanford. V 555199 , if as 5 y 5 , 'L x ww Vg .. ag X Wig il Q .ie . ' Fl W, - vi, ur ,Y I , gf f 'Q' s cf-K 4 Sf ,553 i . 1 . . . ' 915 Q... y K x ,wg an X., - ' Sang gg? xg A . . x 'E WW f . if R ,v : J A ' -.Rupp ' ., A1 v fx XX , ' ' I xi ' I W R W 5 Z W Q Q5 Ski And Boys' Clubs Hit Mountain Passes i ff? Y Ski Club members, FRONT ROW: Rhonda Olson, Patty Molnar, Marion Higgins, Becky Baker, Colette Orlob, Val Mueller, Bruce Jensen, Ray Jensen, Karen Donleycott, Konni Hoover, Lora Valley, Karen Correll, Cristy Wolfe, Debbie Magnuson, Lisa Heins, Ann Fitzmaurice, Bev Jacobson, Laurie Caseria. ROW 2: Lora Christensen, Dennis Hoern, Jayne Brooks, Kris Ryan, Merrilee Swanson, Chuck Gerstenberger, Jill Olhava, Randy Smith, Kim Hoover, Sean Atteridge, Kregg Hoover, Bob Nordnes, Paul Grasser, Debbie Barr, Suzy Chesney, Chuek Dryden, Linda Jacobsen. ROW 3: Paul Tweiten, Marsha Zuarri, Colleen Tobin, Jill Tuson, John Shivel, Jim Richards, Martin Smith, Phil Parson, Mark Striker, Denton Cundilf, Dave Stevens, Mike Olhava, Debbie Forbes, Sue Gurley, Dianne Munroe, Dave King, Bob Gerry, Paul Moore. BACK ROW: Kathi Edmonds, Jim Owens, John Jenkins, Dan Barker, Chris Walton, John Walsh, Vince Maloney, Jim Scrafford, Craig Anderson, Will Haupt, Roy Mercer, Carl Sheats, Gary Epoch, Bruce Michelson, Teri Baldwin, Tim Koivu, Maris Olsen, Bill Stuart, Rick Ryan. Jim Richards f2y, the president of Ski Club, helped organize an all-day trip to Crystal Mountain. In C31 Boys' Club officers, FRONT ROW: Viee President George, and Sergeant at Arms Atteridge. BACK ROW: Secretary Anderson, Treasurer Jensen, President Klein. ln Q41 the entire Boys' Club listens to a report. i gi- i I f Ja. 431' it ,N I ,f J ,. PAM STRAND CINDY DARLING MOLLY EPPERSON QUEEN KAREN DON LEYCOTT W PAM HARLAN KARLA TREISCHEL CONNIE MOSHNER Spirit-Building Hard Work At N.K. NK J we wal V57 Looking toward next year's larger student body, the Varsity Rally Squad acquired another Cheerleader for the basketball season. They planned for an eventual eight-girl squad. A new club found its place at North in 1969-70. Boys and girls joined the Viks and took over the duties of the past Pep Clubs. By having fund-raising events, they tried to overcome debts incurred by the previous clubs. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ABOVE were Marsha Zuarri, Penny Pendergrass, Nancy Roberts, and Merrilec Swanson, ABOVE RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleaders departed for an away game. LOWER LEFT: Another change was the addition of Cheerettes, Cindy and Wendy, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson. BELOW: Viks' Club, FRONT ROW: Valorie Mueller, Nancy Roberts, Debbie Gilliland, Debbie Ereth, Connie Moshner, Dianne Munroe, Lisa Gordanier, Advisor Mrs. Hanaway, ROW 2: Linda Jacobsen, Karen Pitt, Patrice Molnar, Linda Wahl, Dianne Bellin, Rose Mercer, Jeff Davies, Noreen Knnatzar. ROW 3: Debbie Stearns, Colleen Tobin, Brenda Vanderhalf, Kris Ryan, Luann Wales, Mary Duncan, Becky Baker, Karen Rova, John Griffith, BACK ROW: Dennis lioem, Barbara Strathman, Marsha Zuarri, Patti Wallin, Betty I-Iarris, Cindy Duncan, Sue Gurley, Debbie Magnuson, Dianne Wood. Musical Groups: Top Performers In School The music classes were North's most productive extra- curricular activity, The biggest thrill for majorettes fly Kris Ryan, Judi Valley, Lora Christiansen, Rhonda Olsen, Leanne Lindahl and drum majorette Molly Epperson was the parade in honor of Astronauts Gordon, Conrad and Bean. North's band, guided by drum major Jim Richards 123, led the parade through downtown Seattle. Concerts, parades, contests, candy sale - all kept mu- sicians hustling all year. New activity for the Music De- partment was a 20-girl Drill Team which started practice in February, At the same time the classes were rehearsing for the musical Maine, they were also preparing for two band groups and larger classes when North becomes a four year high school in September, Band members in Q33--FRONT ROW: Konni Hoover, 1 b, X. DMS-gy Jayne Brooks, Lora Christiansen, Becky Klein, Debbie Forbes, Marty Smith, Cheri McGar1'y, Debbie Smith, and Linda Wahl. ROW 2: Lisa Gordanier, Judy Maki, Ron Johnson, Molly Epperson, Ginelle Beebe, Debra Barr, Carol Bale, Woodie Baldwin, Kathi Edmonds, Gordon Dalby, Chuck Dryden, Paul Knisely, Gordon Tinnin, Greg Belkle, Dave Jordan, Paul Odden, Kregg Hoover, Jim Richards and Chris Judkins. ROW 3: Glen Robbins, Kristy Hoover, Wanda Schaefbauer, Elaine Podominick, Mike Gallanger, Karen Jordan, Paul Moore, Diana Ciganik, Doug Talmadge, Mike Myrvang, Jim Owens, Paul Tweiten, John Jenkins, Eric Prindle, Stephen Morgan, Denton Cun- diff, David Stevens, Tim Koivu, Bob Haynes and Kim Ho- over, STANDING: Gordon Brown, Rhonda Olson, Don Talmaclge, Bob Atack, Bob Lesoing and Bruce Michelson. 73-gb' if 'ff lx' f-g.,jii1,,i,,fU 14 . ,, , M , V V K f . - ry off se A -.1 . .- .if M ,. Q 0, 3 fi zgwimhlus Q 3 Sf' if x' 1 4! 4 1 -A .. ? 'N L1 ' '- ya ,f ii nm. Q Contests And Concerts Test Musicians Choir added vocal variety to North's Music Department in 1969-70 through concerts and the operetta Mame under Mr, Castleman's direction. Members of the choir ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Debbie Ereth, Linda Neubauer, Ilse de Groen, Laurie Williams, Jeanne LeClare, Jim Salazar, Bill Montgomery, Brian Rasmussen, Connie Moshner, Sharon Shawn, Chris Judkins, Colleen Dick. ROW 2: Eileen DeLapp, Vicki Denchel, Judy Delk, Lisa Heins, Karen Jordan, Denise Goheen, Ben Ives, Dave Morton, Phil Parson, Dave Miser, Ann Fitzmaurice, Marcey Brock, Karla Treischel, Terry Oas, Dianne Bellin. ROW 3: De- nise Cheatum, Helen Norbut, Genie Prouty, Melodie Pugh, Sue Haskin, Molly Epperson, John Vanderhalf, Bill Stuart, John Rebar, Lorraine Van Auken, Tami Watland, Sue Gus- tafson, Ginelle Beebe, Barb Hanes, BACK ROW: Cheryl Buchmann, Debbie Magnuson, April Bergsman, Merrill Hennington, John Walsh, John Shivel, Will Haupt, Jim Richards, Brad Jensen, Bill Mariner, Roy Mercer, Brian Olsen, Diane Sluys, Kathi Edmonds, Chris Walton, and Jayne Stromberg, The Northern Lights BELOW LEFT: Pam Strand, Linda Neubauer, Cheryl Buchmann, Pianist Kris Terry, Debbie Magnuson, Tami Watland, Karen Jordan, and Ginelle Beebe performed for many outside groups including Rainbow, Lions' and Elks' Clubs. BELOW: The four Hoovers--Kregg, Konni, Kim and Kristy all belonged to the band at one time. C47 Stage Band teamed up with orchestra for the Pop Concert on February 18. The combination played three pop songs, Traces, The Horse, and By The Time I Get To Pheonix, as arranged by Mr. Castleman. Stage Band members ABOVE--FRONT ROW: Lisa Heins, Paul Moore, Lisa Gordanier, Karen Jordan, Ron Johnson, Diana Ciganik. ROW 2: Richard Hauf, Gordon Brown, Kim Hoover, Tim Koivu, Denton Cundiff. BACK ROW: Mike Berry, Greg Belkle, Jim Richards, Tim Todd, and Paul Odden. LEFT: Jim Richards and John Shivel p1ayed around. A new class joined the many familiar music groups at North: the Girls' Glee. FRONT ROW: Donna Thorton, Kris Olsen, Mae Roberts, Wanida Tantiprasongchai, Marlene Dennis, Dianne Nation, Dawn Greene, Patty Everett, Janine Dormaier, Marie Sullivan, Terri Halstead. ROW 2: Sue Chesney, Molly Holt, Vickie Hawk, Julie Robbins, Mildred Browning, Kristy Hoover, Carol Austin, Lynn Waldroop, Mary Sue Cook, Jill Johnson, Dianne Clarkson, Kathy Duerr. ROW 3: Becky Baker, Karen Pitt, Debbie Gilliland, Colette Orlob, Sue Ramstead, Debbie Hutterman, Leia Hobson, Suzanne Sullenger, Lynda Miller, Marsha Zuarri, Patti Ribbe, Vicki Ferro. BACK ROW: Betty Harris, Brenda Vanderhalf, Kris Ryan, Gail Malvik, Karen Nussbaumer, Marcia Lund, Barbara Cook, Barbara Strathman, Barbara Ray, Candy Covey, Donna Phillips and Karen Hilstad. X Udjplflf In line with other changes at NK, a new Drama Club Q11 was formed under the super- vision of Mr, Edgers, FRONT ROW: Karen Essendrup, Nancy Gardner, Lynn Waldroop, Celene Noot, Jeanette Klamke, Dianne Munroe, Donna Krumheuer, Marie Sullivan, Joy Lund, Kareen Swenson, Suzan Sullenger, Pam Shalda, Karen Pitt, Karen Rova, Noreen Kanatzar, ON LADDER: Suzy Chesney, Linda Rasmussen, Jack Green, and President Sid Young. Three students Q21 gained special recognition, Debbie Forbes was a winner for her speech entitled Freedom's Challenge in a contest sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. She took first in the district and competed in the state contest, D, A,R, 's 1970 Good Citizen for Kitsap County was Lisa Heins. Future Farmers of America held a public speaking contest in which Ken Aitchisou placed first in sub-district and third in district, Rex Carlaw Gy, second semester ASB president, addressed Student Council, Dave Hughey, Mike Berry, Ann Fitzmaurice, and team captain, Dan Barker f4j, com- peted against Everett in KING TV's HI-Q game, At the end of the time period, the teams were tied, but NK lost on a toss-up question, North Makes Showing On Television And Stage Cast for NOT ENOUGH ROPE Q53 was Claude-Jack Green, Edith-Paula McGarry, old lady-Jeanne LeClare. Cast for THE AMERICAN DREAM was Grandma-Noreen Kanatzar Mommy-Karla Treischel, Daddy-Bruce Stapleton, adoption lady-Karen Rova, young man- A1 Minder. Latin students Q63 attended a Latin-style banquet at Nathan Hale in Seattle in February. FRONT ROW: Dwight Dahl, Terri Halstead-winner of the costume competition, Lisa Gordanier, Donna Krumheuer, Terry Oas and Diana Ciganik. ROW 2: Torger Olsen, Marvin Cummings, Jack Green, Luann Wales, Tom Adams, Greg Bronemann, U,S, Olympic team member, Joyce Tanic, did a handspring off the horse while fellow gymnast watched during assembly presented by the Seattle YMCA Gymnastic Team 173. New Drill Team Peps Up, N.K. Second semester COMPASS Editor Kathi Edmonds fly pondered a type problem, Girls who lettered in tennis or gymnas- tics were 133, FRONT ROW: Linda Wahl, Cheryl Jarvi, Lora Christiansen, Marca Teams. BACK ROW: Linda Rasmussen, Debbie Forbes, Kathi Edmonds, and Wa.nda Schaefbauer. Karen Correll, Eileen DeLapp, Vickie Denchel, Esther Eddie, Jill Fox, Kris Sandberg and Kathi Stoeckmann also qualified. Many school activities were indebted to Golden Spear members Q43 for their admis- sion and patrol services. FRONT ROW: Linda Rasmussen, Debbie Magnuson, Diane Wood, Karen Correll, Sue Gustafson, Lisa Heins, Sue Haskin, Bev Jacobson, Sue Witte, Laurie Caseria, Dale Finseth, ROW 2: Jane Morgan, Randi Beck, Sean Atteridge, Lora Valley, Cristy Wolfe, Linda Jacobsen, Patti Wallin, Marca Teams, Steve Jellison, Advisor, Mr, Arntz, ROW 3: Amy Madison, Sue Ramstead, Mark Striker, Patrice Molnar, Marion Higgins, Roy Mercer, Pres. Pat Klein, Will Haupt, BACK ROW: Rex Carlaw, Kim Hoover, Dave Hughey, Jerry Yeager, Tom Haynes, Dennis Foss, Mike Orwiler, Brian Tracy, Bob Haynes, Vice Pres. Craig Anderson. J Something new at NK in the spring! Some of the Drill Team turn-outs Q23 were, FRONT ROW: Marie Sullivan, Shirlene Elkins, Judy Delk, Terry Oas, Donna Krumheuer, Mae Roberts. ROW 2: Jackie Edmondson, Linda Rasmussen, Becky Baker, Mildred Browning Susan Sullenger, BACK ROW: Karen Nussbaumer, Debbie Magnuson, Candy Covey, Debbie Hutterman, and Barbara Cook. Final selection was made on Ma'fchyIl9, 4-...' -. 5 he Meetings Trigger Activities For F N C And FFA Under the leadership of Advisor Miss Holm and President Darla Jones, the Future Nurses' Club was one of the most active in the school, In addition to their many meetings, they made their annual visit to the area's nursing homes and field trip to the Tacoma General Hospital. In February they supported the March of Dimes by selling MOD buttons during lunches . The members of Future Farmers of America began their year by acquiring the long-sought blade for their tractor. Activities included the Baby Animal Farm, livestock judging, public speak- ing, and their most important money-making project, selling re- freshments at all the home games . Future Nurses' Club members are in ill. 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N-:g............ .4 .... ..... . .. . .... .. 4 ......... .. . ..... . .. . . .... . . . -C- 5- -1 -1. -.. -.. .. . 1 iw fx X A WW 73713 41f.f ??4 w JF' Jffg Wy District Is Aim Of Administrators , 1 1 3 ,fs s 45 Z i st' 1-ji Q i J, X i Q I . ,Y gr ,,,f' 4' Students returned in September to find that a new superintendent, Q11 Mr. Robert Minnitti, was in charge on the hill. With School Board members Mrs. Ardis Morrow, presidentg M.r. Clarence Eliason, Mr. Robert Mitchell 121, Mr. Melvin Schmuck and Mr. Lyle Hansen, vice-presidentg Q35 he encouraged transition and evaluation through- out the district. Principals Mr. Eugene Riehl and Mr. Michael Perry My sub stituted study centers this year for the former X Period. Stu- dents found the administrators' offices were enlarged, remodeled and reorganized. Counselors Mr. Kenneth I Sparrow and Mr. Don Johnson worked for hours arranging stu- dents' schedules and advising seniors about college and post high school plans. In f5j Mr. Johnson and Mr. Sparrow are shown with assistants Karen Lewis, Molly Epperson, Rose Mercer, Randi Beck, Jill Fox, Jeanie Colson, Cindy Husby, Jill Olhava, Kathy Redman, Joanne Swearingen and Teri Baldwin. Teachers Strive To Make Lessons Enjoyable Always willing to help students find a book or an article are Librarian Miss Vera McDowell and her assist- a.nts Q13 Sue Moff, Phyllis Lont, Molly Holt, Judie Flores, Jeannie Martinson, Sherry Alloway, Pat Kennedy, Sue Witte, Darla Jones and Laina Nyland. Mr. Martin Amundsen 151 is planning and organizing an instructional mater- ial center for next year's enlarged li- brary facilities. Placing wagers on the weekend games are Q23 Cindy Ryan, Mr. Virgil Taylor, Chris Helland, Mr. Roger Malfait, Mr. John Howgate, Bonnie Lyon, Mr. Dick Ballard and Paula McGarry. Messrs. Taylor, Ballard and Malfait's interests involved social science classes as well as coaching. Students will long remember the scintillating discussions held in Mr. Howgate's world problems classes. Handing Mr. Amundsen a year's supply of his famous heart medicine are the upperclass English teachers and their assistants, From left to right Q31 are Mrs. Nancy Fuhrer, Kathi Van Der Sys, Charmayne Cari, Pete Williams, Miss Hope Wade and Sheryl Atack. Team -teaching sophomore English were Mr. Don Edgers, Mrs. Phyllis Drake, and Mrs. Carole Hanaway. Q43 That is all Ineed -- more paper work! growls Mr. Edgers as teachers and assistants Karla Nordberg, Terry Todd, and Linda Neubauer pile on more work. .szm-f..o,. ,- Q? X Ivan-A Teachers in Q,Q'f12,7fYQ f'5' D i...Ji fe M +R Ffa-i1m:4 Stress The Importance Of Accuracy Science teachers Mr. Clayton Ham and Mr. Don Lee instructed a two-per- iod marine science class. Here they discuss B.O.D. projects with assist- ants Terri Halstead and Lora Valley. ill Mr. Johnson and Mr. Howgate, drivers' education teachers, come pre- pared to instruct Eddie Lewis and Pam Harlan. Students must first complete 30 hours of classroom lessons with Mr. Robert Berg. Q21 Mr. Gerald Arntz helps Pat Klein during a Golden Spear meeting. Q33 Students learned commercial sub- jects in classes taught by Mr. Duane Prunty and Mrs. Margaret Smith. Mr Arntz covered general business along with high school math and a language arts-social studies block. Q43 Here Mr. Arntz, Mr. Prunty and Mrs. Smith discuss use of the overhead pro- jector. Math teachers Q51 Mr. Robert Bowsher, Mr. Lester Backlund and Mr. Michael Thatcher are shown in an unusual pose--they are SMILING. Mrs. Hanaway Q61 leads a VIKS' meeting in MP room. m.. 3 Staff Trains Students For Future Jobs Mrs. Marian Overholt, Spanish teacher, and Miss Anne Messenger French and Latin teacher, exam- ine tapes in the foreign language lab. GJ Home economics in the wood- shop? Vocational teachers, Mr. Harry Sandberg, Mrs. Norma Tipton, Mr. Joe Gnos and Mr. Robert Berg are shown with their assistants Q21 Pictured from left to right are Mr. Sandberg, student Tyler Randall, Dennis Nicodemus, Peter Thorson, Mrs. Tipton, Ken Aitchison, Mr. Gnos, Teresa Kirlcman, Jim Anderson, Ken Patterson, Mr. Berg, stu- dent Shane Guile, Dennis Foss, Dave Miser, Mike Olhava, Bob Gerry, Diane Wood, Bill McKinney and Russ Caughel. Mr. John Castleman conducts orchestra rehearsal. Q33 Closed circuit television was an addition to the sports program. f4J In the P.E. Department Mr, Gordon Stenerson shows Mrs. Ruth Nohel, Karen Correll, Marca Teames, Joim Adams, Eddie Lewis, Jeannie Martinson, Mary DeBoer, David Brazeau, and Oscar Robbins how to run the camera. Mr. John Mikkelborg and Mr. Castleman guided the creative art and music students at North. Q51 Hold that note until I get it painted, Mr. Mikkelborg in- structs Mr. Castleman as Sandy Craze and Sue Gustafson look on. Volunteer Service Miss Grace Holm, school nurse in fly is seen talking with an ailing stu- dent. Where are the cones? Donna Erickson and Pam Paulson 121 hear daily in the student store. Tables are turned for busy secre- taries Mrs. Janice Nelson and Mrs. Alice Johnson. What can we do for you? ask assistants Rita Stanford, Sharon Kenneday, Karla Nordberg, Paula Eikum, Sandie Partyke and Sharon Shawn. 131 Mrs. Elsie Owens, libraria.n's secretary ffar right in 4j, super- vises A-V boys Pete Williams flefty, Dan Barker, Dave Miser, Joe Whit- beck, Ken Patterson, Mike Orwiler, Oscar Robbins, Martin Essendrup, and Dennis Hoem. Custodians Dale Hansberry, Philip Colcord, and Richard Suttell f5y clean up after every one has left. Mr. William Yeager operates the clean towel service for the district 161, and faithful Mr. Jack Otto helps everyone with minor repairs. lVIrs. Lilly Sebring and Mrs. Thelma Wallin Q73 prepare hot lunches with the help of Patti Duncan, Heather Austin, Wanda Vanderhalf and Marcey Brock. MK: we .. ,fi-. Builds Character In Students 3.5 xx , QP ' t 2 . -.-4:11 4 t 2 22222232222 P J :I:IjI:IjI 3 mst 47 Bill Ackerman Richard Alness Matt Amis Robert Atack Carol Austin Dave Austin Terry Autem Darlene Avery Becky Baker Sherri Baker Woodie Baldwin Carol Bale James Ball Debra Barr Greg Belkle Gwen Berg Karen Birkland Mike Boyle Mary Brock Jayne Brooks Doug Brower Mildred Browning Janice Byrd Dave Callaway Philip Campbell Gina Cari Ron Carlson Laurie Caseria Denise Cheatum Susan Chesney Cheri Clark Dianne Clarkson Tony Cleveland Barbara Cook Mary Sue Cook Largest X A . 17 gk .3 1 . . . ' . 5 L ' I g2A,,jQf'f Vi .. A '- - -... , - 5. 'fri ' 1 gf? A ' t ' ' TZ f A , 1 '15 t ji W AA,,, ,. .ca x Q . . . , 5, ii . f ' J,-. .ip -. i'??,gQ1i 1 ' Q i , ,X , - Y ' I Az ,i 9 V, ,IL . is. , -' xi. - , TK A N 0 ' X5 f Q A K During the break, sophomores sign up for the most popular class, drivers' ed From left, Woodie Baldwin, Dean Frazier, Becky Barbara Couillard Agnes Cousins Lynn Covey Sophomore Class B S is EN r . 3 Q Ss. if 3 .'.. i f ,' if Q Q. Denton Cumdiff Russ Darling Barbara Davies Nancy Deacon Betsy DeBoer Steve Decoteau Ll., ff '---- W .- NM - J 1 --W A i... - R K ,:., X, 1. i ... ' 1 L- f r. . fi wi-2 i :iiEv.i.'Ri 3-:ti 'Sk i 'S' Q X K. 4 .Ng aa it K... ,lug 3 ,, K. I ,. at Vw! 3? K g. gf I N A Eff.. M, .k..i: . X ' Jw l f ' 'Xi x - i A ' ' 5 7 V if ii-i i ' Vu V' 'filli - iii.. A Yi l :-- ,. x 3, H -SX .A .. W AYCCI .. F A' 5 5755. -1 e 'H .-T A: Baker, Carol Bale, Nita Valley, Ron Johnson, Tony Yount, Jay Morrow . Enrolls At 238 L. ,. X K - 5.5 I-r . 4 e 5 X, as -Sv .XA ,Q i Q ix be 6 , wks! 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N Pete Ellis Pattie Everett Stan Foreman Luis Fortuny Jamie Fox Dean Frazier Reggie Fulton Nancy Gardner Marlin George Paul Grasser Denise Greany Dawn Greene Lynn Gudgel Shane Guile Doug Hagen Chuck Haggard Sara Hahto Jeff Hamilton Barb Hanes Bruce Hansen Earlene Hanson Betty Harris Ann Hartlc Butch Harwell Wanda Hatch Celia Hawk Bob Haynes Becky Helland Morrill Henington Jeff Hennum Marion Higgins Patt llill Karen Hilstad Lela Hobson Molly Holt Konni Hoover William Hunnieutt Joni Huovar Jenifer Iverson Ed Ivy Rick Jellison Howard Johnson Jill Johnson Ron Johnson Tyler Johnson Kris Knllstrom Kerry Kelly Pam Kiehle Jeanette Klamke Becky Klein Paul Knisely John Lawrence Leo Lawrence Bob Lesoing Ron Levengood Denise Lockwood Joy Lmmd Marcia Lund Dave Lyle Kathy Madlc Pete Maloney Gail Malvik Howard Mapes Robert Mathews Tim McLaughlin Dale McRoberts Doug Mekalsen Steve Melseth Ruby Mey Bruce Michelson ' l 1 'is f ' 2 'Q G H 8, ' i vs., ' S M N ge YS c N 4 'im .5 -. 3 -or 1 K N le f , af 4 Y xg tg , Q , 'Rw- fii gs Le: Us J s-11. W1 .' .i R . Q 'QV -- fi ' A I K: ., 11 .i 'lm N Q Q M tk S , Sophomores is i f ' Q ts, -f 1. I f ' 1 'iw -Siffififi . Cu , K-M 3 f s ' 5' I , J' ' J 5.4! N 'X , , -nv 1 W' rss. L :gi-Q -1, sv . , Q, -C' .- -4- . sg N 'X V x X x K 4 . N so 4 E F in ee if ,Q ,N Y ,. . straw ' J f :ii '1' N ' l i l .' pf Q fe . L ' N . . qt A if in 5. N. A - A 1 gtg, N W -psf L -f i L ,. X 'f gf, ,L , X ox -., , ' 'NL ,C A is . X 1 L, A ., . Q ,X J R X J ki, ' rev- , , f - -' 'ill Y 1 l f 'N v 'Vwikffh' , ' EST? J ' X... X . i , 5' J' A 4 J' gif 57 ' Xl u i 1 A --- Q ,Q , J' ? wr ' i 23, ' k.-- X ' TL' ' i f ' .- 1 J J ' iiir A v ,. A fu-Q A ix ,. was to ,JI H A xy..-.ty .... Q Y 2, r ' - MSF K4 -- .5 5 Sw if --f A, fins - -- fi i - -2 A 4 --fe ji L , ,, 1 ,,. Kr 'Q Dm... -J 'W' Patrice Molnar g i :gif Q f-1 B'll M t - p tg i T. E ' 'li' - ' x on g0hlCly K, ,W Li 'V t, S aim '15 V X . s .. a, L gi ' Z Jeff Moore Jay Morrow . Q , J if: ' ' 'i' L- ' - . ' + - ' ' 1- , V K W Q is .2 J' 1 A . Stephen Morgan kj Wy? e x V H Laurie Mudd ' K 'V Dizmnc Nation N . , ws. K K , ,,,,,, ig A :X 4. f .. . if? of ' ' .Ei Q, t- L -- .fi ....- ' int? , i N Q 5 . X xi, A ft i Qgff. Sophomore biology students devote their attention to Mr. Harn's lecture on microscopes. X GE ,, asv 3 is 1' Q fl M x ' 3, Q 6 , w .,A,. . is ks ,. ...., .1 .::3 -. ,. Q ,.,, ,, . 'E 'K gf it 3,16 'ff xc, r V 44 T is 4 in E fm if I f grswz: it gas X J :L er vlek P 1 .ass iv . gif? all - wig is y . , X W., , an 1.,.,2v:f 'Usa ' N! X MA. A ,t if , .-t.15:..,. Q L-LA gf -P y l ' -...M me I A 'R . . V,.. I h 'a t i , 1' K i .A H ' 27f,if'i V3 , ei. c. ' . 1 f ,i mmmhkk ' , 5 I T' ' . ., I ,,., , A J 1 4 . i i , it O Q ff 1 ev iw 1, A H fi . .. Mk It , , : . .. ,i My fi v 'Ma JS. 1. .. f ' a J 15 5,3 7 Egg.-t., . K K . ,g,:,,,f. WW4 , ,N , 4.0 sZ5m5i'i7 S 5 .. t ' .LL 'Q , .2.I ' 1,71 ' i -4 . ' l , V ' ' ff fi Q ,, sl, . K . 1 . ' ' ' - . S ' ig' 1 . .L ' zz, . I H ,I .. . , . A . , .k.k jfs I , Qu A V: K .l . WV-k .. i V . KL 1 , tk MH, ,V ,- . R,-fgg t . 1, 1 . , -B ' f F. , , , ' A f C . A I -FT is x ' ..A.- X' - . - LLLL ' - ' LLLL ' , ' 1 'L - 1 R . P , . wig? ,I 1,1 J S I in , 1:-ff? Vi? A X r ..L, :f,w'i7lw - 5' A al - . . fl ll 1 X . f in V i K ' .f .- . X x , ff ., X ,Y ' if' X i JY, A ' A' i ,,,, W . r 1 0, :::,. 'S .3 51.-ff. Q5 Y-- L - Q5 if 1-,,. ' if 'Q M . : X if 1 has s Q45 ,EF X xii W' Q' fy W A R tt. 1f.z1:..:mW 5, I ,2 ,,,, ,, A nf.. . -Q5 'E a X X na, ar' X 'I'-if ' I s -5 71 if wi i 4- . ,, ,, t J Q , x 9 Larry Ni codemus Cheri Nungcsser Karen Nussbaumer Debbie Oas Cindy Odle Kris Olsen Rhonda Olson Monica O' Neil Colette Orlob Ernest Orwiler Russ Packard Phil Parson Lori Patterson Penny Pendergrass Bob Phillips Connie Pinter Karen Pitt Elaine Podominick Kenny Price Susie Pryde Mike Pursey Tim Ramstad Linda Rasmussen Suzette Ramussen Larry Reynolds Patti Ribbe Glen Robbins Debbie Roberts Mae Roberts Nancy Roberts Mike Rodgers Kris Ryan Crystal St. Clair Linda Seevers Terri Shardelman Ron Simonson Steve Skelley Debbie Smith Richard Smith Dennis Spalding Diane Stark David Stevens Richard Stice Randy Stitzer Rick Striker Suzan Sullenger Marie Sullivan Merrilee Swanson Kareen Swensen Doug Talmadge Steve Tero Bruce Thomson Tom Thornton Erik Thorsen Gordon Tinnin Dave Tipton Jack Titterness Colleen Tobin Ron Todd Tim Todd Brian Tracy Jill Tuson Nita Valley Brenda Vanderhalf John Vanderhalf Lynn Waldroop Ginny Wamsley Kitty Watson David Webster Robert Webster Kathy Weiss Dennis Wells John Wells Deborah Williams Steve Wistrand Cathy Witherspoon Sue Witte Sophomores Drop Traditions And t S ' T 9 :- K ki. J A 1 L r 5 :-- L t , -x I .O 2 f EQ, . es- :U-,..r 71- :-:,i:f.g2-'- ix? for . sm. Q V ff g NG! ,. J .,,J ' hu- 1 :Qty Y sig, x X Steve Wonder Alice Worlsmd Duane Wynn Tony Yount Dennis Zimmer Marsha Zuarri , -,..,?gk..., ,S 1 F gg HSP' 'ett I vi tif? 1 vw - eff 5 S W J r T , - .- 7 'I .ius: ws- ,T 'f 2 : fv f - -.- gf .. f ,f ' It-:..:-rf 'i - 4: We - f YN 3 i , Q3 J fi in 1 3' f ff .4 ' li? - ,- sins .- itakijif 'ifgilgil' ' 'gs id' f'g',faQfe. 'X fix , Saw. 12: V : i Mffzsi . .j . FQ . . . Q 2.1 Nw' x-is Q .. ss: ix T - ' -rg q-' y . , . s:3'?f:'- S 31,2 A I - JS Z' 'S figs it Eg . A as H it fi W . 1. X K L K L 4 S X i Y Y ' 'T N f 5 by it X , , JJ,n J E! 1 R F . , 3 X , ul i 'K f 4 x Roy Alloway Sharon Best Dan Bush Joseph Cuff Bruce Lang January class of NOT PICTPRED: Rodger Nyland Jackie Rathke Bill Shannon Buddy Weaver ficers: President Striker, Viec-President Haynes, Secretary Tobin, Treasurer Tracy. sr, ,' f, ' ' M -..... ' 7 ',l, J ooz, V 44 , 2 v-Q g y ef, September class officers: Secretary Tuson, President Smith, Vice-President Holt, Treasu re r Edmonds . if 1 ,ii vw.: it . ' ,,,. W:,1 5:2,E:Q::- S 5.4 Adopt Laissez-Faire Attitude ,L , ,,,f:ig,z an f fi? ff I 5 35,7 f -., V! Ki? ' h fi 7 ',t. ff '- .LX HK 4, ,M Q , W 'W ,I Q mf, ft, , f W riff Q... Tig , s ff 't W, .M f C -43 , ' r 5 f fr W +1 X6 Z , H ff -Mi , 7 ,Q ztt 'N 9 5' 1. , Z V -ff v- , Vw . 3 ,,ti f 2 , Q, 1 lt vs 1, , fm ,V - 1, , ' II lf M W . Z f ww, , ,Q ,.,, , .V Z 5 2 f Ja A ff a V ,1 wwf- ff,, g ag! K PI-IOTOGRAPHED LATE Robert Aitchison Allen Buttiu Ron Brugcr Dwight Dahl Miko Della Shane Dennis Pfllll Dyjztk Gary Epoch Margaret Lee Torger Olsen Steve Peterson Eric Prinrllc Juli Rice Carolyn Rogers Barbara Strztthmrm gsm- XY, 62? Linda Alloway Mark Amis Janet Anderson Lela Anderson Patty Arbach Bob Bale Harley Barnaby Gwen Behrens Dan Belgarde Connie Brevik Sandy Briggs Greg Bronemann Steve Buckner Tom Carpenter Juniors Anticipate Dominating Four- Lora Christiansen Diana Ciganik Cindy Conrad Dave Cook Jerry Cook Sandy Craze Marv Cummings Dustin Cundiff Marg Currie G0rd0n Dalby ' - '- ' X ri . , ' ,St - s 3 , X thi , ' - - V -. -f .. fi ' kee- , Q ' R eggs - xrs,Wn is . e ' - ' ' M in 'ir' -K, N :gg R- 5. f . . ' , Q A Q M is . 11.52 . .I ,ws Lkhh Lf. -' Q 1 f .. -A , . in S f if ii A . 2 S -- . ..:f K . im, i - f .L g o ,5 ,, ii ' Q . f I f ' ' f 9 A 5 il: 2, Wu, , ' E ' Q E . R S, 1. Y :,.gI.e5Qig 5 ii..ii . ,,, E ' 51 u..,,,. s 1 ' A T A ff? L 11 --, A . M r :ig ' E: i . We P -A ii V if x Q, 14 'K ax 8, fa Q A NX X X EL Cindy Darling Kim Deforci Ilse deGr0en Eileen Delapp - is f ff' ix? - E i 3 'WBA Ss Judy Delk Vielcie Denchel -veg. Nr. .. , was: alias , 5 A If 2'-V i P v ,wrt Qstiiinr , 1 i is Q Lf i ...:m 'i if if va -., im - - - - z:',:iQ3 , W, s -1-, :V N S xxx J N H Q. x Q 1 1 M A 2 Q iiigj 'wry' L 2 'V' we ns, A N Year High School X . C ,- V ' ld: . 2 ' X . N X ..,. I 1 .,,.,..,, Colleen Dick Ken Donleyc Ott Marty Due rr Cyndi Duncan Donna Elliot Pat Erickson Val Erickson Buzz Essendrup Larry Evan.-get Judy Evjen Vicki Ferro Dale Finseth Debbie Forbes Duane Frazier Richard Fulton Mike Gallangcr Greg George Julie George Debbie Gilliland Denise Gohcen Lisa Gordanier John Griffith Sue Gurley Michael Hallman Terri Halstead Jim Halvorson Charlie Hamilton Steve Hansen K JM Eashflan I+ Dave Elkins ' f 7 .... . 1. ' Junior Class President Dale Finseth ern hasizes the im or-tance -V eu. .. Ni 5, of afloat for the Homecoming Parade . if X 3555. 3- I - X A 'r'l - f - ' '-BET. , L- -- .... ' V., . -. A , X w H I H A A A 5 .. lltrl E rk, V ,, I A ,, W , ,N -rl X G or E 1 -- Af 535 , . K K r... 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U , . if ' ',. rlll : i ' FV ' 1 , Q, Pam Hzirlan Richard Hauf Linda Haugan Vickie Hawk Phil Hiller Dennis Hoem Kris Hoover Roger Howerton Rick Hunter Anita Huovar Deborah Hutterman Linda Jacobsen Gary Johnson Sheri Johnson Tomi Johnson Dave Jordan Karen Jordan Nancy Jorgensen Rcxann Kanatzar Kae Kasnick Debbie Keith Chris Kimball Karl Knight Luane Knopf Juniors . ...mir Q .. . A . . 'ii ,,. . , fa: 5 ' ' 5 iff -I . 9 1, - .. T Q 10: y ri .. .f V ,I f N ' i rw R Q no we ,S :i.,,:....-.MQ f D 5 ,,,:,,.g . - ' 5 if r' ii BU lim s . 1 Y , 2 ., X ,V 1 X .,3 1. I K . ,X E .k,.: ,J i M - 41. X -ar EAW his R F N Q ,W X . 'ag 3 ., q t xX'gl? , v .x 1 Tim Koivu . Donna Krumheucr Chris Lang Jeanette Lince Leanne Lindahl Sylvia Lof all ' 3' 1--as '- .-s-:1 5 V- . Q.'p. i 2 3' ug kgs E 53 5 GI rd 5' if -my , , 4 . . he .L i. .-T , Q 9 ! gf 2 . xl.. , . Wg Q K m s! .,.. Nj? L L 1 . S, . 'Y' v :liz , . f 1 .. ff. .-.. as nj 5 -L V . ,. ,T ig.. . . 2 'NW alle W are f 1? 'ego N- 1, i .H X gil If f was R Kg, We K f rsr nr. - . .i'i .. f,V.V , frsy 1. . - if mf 12. Ye v Q? S s ' 1 6. S , i., r .ex . , ,. .. B v ,. ARL' X v-I '- ISL , .- 1 X TT . r ' r 1 'Jas X , x gl fai i . k My ,. ,,e,,. : Ax . 'ef v xii , A, row v J ., .WL i , X . .., . b 'Qi , L! X -HE s J ,, ,, i iiif :t K r is so gi we - i- i 'Q 5' -sf-.L Y 'dj .. ygcjggi R ir .3-Pgiagi S KF, ..,,, if 5 bi Q. M -Q Yi 3 zti'11'2.raf iX:i Donn Lohre Frank Longmate Mike Lund Steve Lyle Amy Madison Judi Maki if j Sue Gurley builds spirit by touting her horn as she boards the bus for the away game at Lakeside. 233. ,,, Qgwa fip, H' 'WRWQ f X A , ii'- , 'Q E we ii X . K K : 'H if X .Q W , , as WEB as as g spa 5,5 X fa A ' ' wi- P' ' - - A 'gg - Y i ff ' ' Q wig ' YI l ' V X Q fr :W AW . i. L, wi,,ss ai ,ws , -- 1 V, V 6 J gn, F ik, ,5 p E ,mr ogg : if mi QL s ,mx .,,, , . . WT f .453 Bm- M1 -ff ' is r H 513921 T e lf. f is a A fr: , .Q -, -i?'ft1Qf,1-J 1 lr A Q , H, , as ,aiu A.,, ,K raiser . Q brig ' Q in ih- Rod Maki Toni Mandio Jezmuie Martinson John Massey Will Mattson Bill McClendon Richard McDonald Cheri McGarry Dale McRoberts Nita Moore Paul Moore Jane Morgan Connie Moshner Valorie Mueller Dianne Munroe Barbara Murphy Patricia Murphy Mike Myrvang Ralph Needham Celene Noot Bob Nordnes Phyllis Nungesser Mike Nussbaumer Jim Oas Terry Oas Jill Olhava Pat oimger Mark Oliphant Dale Olsen Maris Olsen Gail Orwiler Jim Owens Jim Peterson Donna Phillips Charles Pinneo Genie Prouty Melodie Pugh Sue Ramstead Al Regan Debbie Regan David Rentola Julie Robbins Juanita Roberts Pat Robinson Rick Ryan David Salo Kristi Sandberg Wanda Schaefbauer Juniors V n i L l' ,, ,,,,,, V.. 2 5 'E 9 2 ,, , if , fi K , ' .. Q X l 1 i 6 SE' xy ,... f ' I .K . - i Q' , .,,, , ' Af , v ri x X is .gv5sggy5:.w?i 6110 A A 'zz get-h',52:-QQYEQM'-F62 ,W X t Y mf 'KA Vx f 2 , l '8 an KJ 4 WFP V ii Dave Schmuck Pam Shalda G reg Sh aw Carl Sheats Gary Sheflo David Simon Physics students watch photo activity in hall. Q, 1 'ZZ aa 4 I. ff F f M I fl J 'ZW' nv ,K 'F Zi? 124 5 I 4 la 'SL ' a H N .ww WH C - .z 55 :gill M04 '-mar af ,nn E if at 12 5 , 5 Lf , . , V 5 .5 'fb 1 H , ' Y gggr 9551 4 , i J' ff ,V r , 'mz wz ,. 2 'F 1 1 'i :JJ I Y Bob Sinclair Estella Sinclair Diane Sluys Martin Smith Bill Snoey Arlene Snyder ., I 5 be I f 5' HQ ! V Sli x. An exhausted trio, Marty Smith, Lisa Gordanier and Paul Moore support each other after finishing decorations for the prom. .... ff 2,2 W ' f Roger Stanford ', g Chuck Stearns K VA la 6: Debbie Stearns H v gv W Kris Storhoff for Lori stout Z Pam Strand fm ' 5? , ,ef ..,, ,MW H-gf ..,. l ii' 41? 5 A fa uhm Gary Strandskov Bill Stuart , ' ,V M,m1:::5f Mike Sullivan Lisa Svare Steve Swearingen Donna Thornton ' 4 1 arm 5 Wg f f ' f P' A! Q Ei 4 S ,Q .iw ,Z . tx . , ,, ,,,:, f , Rita Timmerman if jg Jerry Tingelstad ' T W r YQ I Lorraine Van Auken . ' V '71-1? Patty JO Vriug F L4 A lg xy . John Waag . gli, g W Linda Wahl ' at f 'jf' W H .,,, ,1 5 My z l S X M , l 3 fl Tl 1 I ' 7 54 i',' 5 ggi 5 Luann Wales 22 Mfr 41 -ff, 'Q z' ijjf , ,A ' Bob Wallace A Pauy waum L A' 1 7 7 , 'if E John Walsh , 1 Laurie Williams ' ' 2.5 . I 5 in 'hen ,, A ,1 .,., f :AV I ,V .,,, , we K . ' - 'V ' j gf 59 Ken Bender Debbie Bishop Gordon Brown Don Clotfclter Jeff Davies Bill Dunn Donna Erickson Marilyn Fulton Eddie Lewis Jim Minder Casey Minnerly Carla Moff Paul Pratt Pam Reeves Randy Sandin John Shivel Judy Valley Roxanne Vorwerk Trisha Youderian Sid Young ff 'is . Q. af ,S 1 .., , if . . - ..:, , A:.g ,- a - ..', ,1 ,,,,,-, .. i 3.1 iv ' f .i- ' ' L :,, Q,--if-nf' 'i s - . L -.Q iq Z- , s i' , X xzl ,,. -- r Q fr isee , 3 fm- Q, 1 ' 'Q 7,1 ,, A- A-V f v Z? ,, W ,Q N ,- K' 'f-- ,, ,,1-gf, ' -. 1 K ' -2:S.1ff ,. ,X-N ,, all , -Qu Q --lf? inf ai + Juniors Specialize In Donut : ..:: ,,,.. . ,, gs Q' lasik if i in , if is it f X -T ima 'X J S l 'S effigy W 'ii , vm XX ! X if- 1 ,b f i I '- , f Z- ' N ff, . Sb X 3 fl Q R ig, K , .. A. -K --. ,3 li .. ..,., if ,rv N,- .L '.,..,,' I l l -:.---- -f-t-m-fQ Q- ' -- - -ffzebvztf'-K-1 Y a-fs - Woke: , , 1-3,3 new 1 fy L XX w in My W T1 4- ,X , X, , .,:, -.e -of ff -ix i 'X-fav 1 , ' A, ,,,, f , x 5 ,L r M. 5 :P gp sg A ZX NOT PICTURED: Sue Boehme Russ Chesmore Bob Johnston Gary Nordgren Bob Ramsey Barbara Ray Dave Reedy Larry Silverwood ebbic Tuc Steve Walker ka , X -as . , . in S . fr X V K 1. V.-.. XX kf. R' . . - ' ig - iii X - Ne, r Q-2. - ,.,.mm..:g5 5:5 ii!! A' - all . f' ff A sw vs , e 't x if f 2 ,X -N N , ,- A , r LEFT: Miko Myrvang and Howard Johnson sharpened tools in Metalwork shop, BIC LOW: Cindy Conrad, Trisha Youderian and Jim Ons consulted about art or other projects. ' 'A . livin' mi' H -4 M , ' ,.,w25Aw?Y i.-,CW 1' 'A ii fn 7 s QW W ,asw- , . - - 7 W - 3 it - -W Af 3 fs, ii fy ,L 2 ,-, , , -, - QR f , , f -, L MM' V A K, tk My ,N 6 aw 5 I Q1 v ,nel g , 4 Q. of i S 4 Q17 F lf 5 ,aj i ,ya Qi 5' 5 f 4 Q4 I 5 1? F - a .4 , .sa 'rl-1 4 ,x yi .u . I 3 rl v bv. 3 X M V A ,, n ,, .- Y . 4- 1 ' 'K l 'Q -, Sales To Finance Senior Year , ix., FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OF FICERS: Vice President Kristy lloovcr, President Dale Finseth, Secretary Jill Ollinvn, and Treasurer Cindy Duncan. , -. 12, 7 .. I ' ' H ' ei , 1 X i 3 15.4 l if If in ' 4 .plkiin H 91-4...' 'liz-1? ,. A, , .2 V V gg f, -f'f ' ugffwi .. 424 X ' x SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Bill Stuart, Vice President LindziJ1icobson, Treasurer Roxnnn lianatzar, and Secretary Patty Jo Vring. Throughout the fall juniors promoted fund- raising projects to finance their Home- coming float and Junior Prom. They continued selling candy, donuts and baked goods in prepara- tion for their senior parties. To bolster school spirit, they conducted a Certs testimonial skit for a fall Pep Assembly. Sitting on the Junior Class float 423, waiting to parade through down- town Poulsbo, were Marvin Cummings, Dale Finseth, Sid Young, Jill Olhavn, Val Mueller, and Sue Gurley with Mike Nus Sbaumer and John Waag near. Bob Bale, Rick Striker, Bob Nordnes, Greg George, Kim Deford Q35 tried to understand electronics. asv! -ww -sg,,x '---...GW Spirit High As Vikings Face Foes FRONT ROW: Vince Maloney, Clint Smith, Pat Klein, Mike Atteridge, Jim Forbes. BACK ROW: Richard McDonald, Berry, Frank Longmate, Ken Aitchison, Greg Shaw, Steve David Salo, Dustin Cundiff, Will Haupt, Carl Sheats, Mark Amis, Buckner. ROW TWO: Jim Minder, Dan Belgarde, David Dennis Hoem, Dale Olsen, Tom Adams. Hughey, Eddie Lewis, Jerry Yeager, Mike Dennis, Sean Wistrand, Belgarde and Smith in 115 lead blocking as McRoberts follows on quarterback sweep during drills in practice. Coach Taylor in 125 goes through drills with the Vilcing linemen during a spirited practice. Atteridge 1405 takes handoff in Bainbridge game while Yeager 1305 carries out fake and Dennis 1325 leads interfer- ence. Also shown is North's offensive line blocking. 135 1Photo courtesy of Bremerton E In 145 Coach Stenerson sends in signal for goal line defense to dig in while Smith 1755 comes off field for rest. Vanderhalf 1615 holds holds ball as Longmate 1745 practices place ldcking before game at Central 155. Finding daylight, Purser 1125 powers his way through Central's defenders for needed yardage. Belgarde 1635 and Vanderhalf 1615 are shown blocking. 165 in 1 .1 4 r I f ff , 5' ff - -K 1 ws 5 ' --1 . 4 . ,I ' L ff. -V ' 3' Q 4 f ' . 4 .,-' A if . '. ' Q air :X v 'Q ' 5 ' , 9' if 'Q I X K, , F ' V I f .. Q I i, I, 4, Q: 'wwf . .1 4' K , als . ' ' x ' f iv- A , I 3'.,Vf.f ,,-'F-ffkf 4 M W -rm X 1 f , 1 ' . X 17? Ram, . 4 -, A A ,,-, fu. X .V ,,fgw5.-,LQQQL - ,,, My A 3 . em ,I ,- , V ',s ' K2 ' ', L E, Q W, . , .L f S 3 we ,Q , ' f ff 4wf',,,n5Qswg ffTffr'F ?'11g :5i5.'?5h-aw hfvwfq 26,47 nf':.i'K-4f'7'g , : ,w4M ' ' ' it lil 0 League Play Proves Rough For Varsity VARSITY SCORE S North 6 Port Townsend 0 North 0 Bainbridge 0 North 0 South Kitsap 13 North 0 Port Angeles 40 North 6 Lakeside 12 North 0 Central Kitsap 51 North 14 Shelton 0 North 0 East Bremerton 12 North 0 West Bremerton 55 Offensive line works on blocking form 111 during practice period. Vikings gather together before start of second half during away game 121 to discuss and review game plan. Norse gridders in 131 are lined up during one of many practice scrimmages that took place on the new practice field northeast of high school, Coach Ballard assists David Hughey in 141 with shoulder pads. In 5 Mc Roberts 1111 pitches out to Vanderhalf 1291 while Wistrand 1131 and ' tx X 4 Q if Davies 1481 lead interference during East J, V, game, Cundiff 1101 and Salo 1701 are shown blocking on line, North's J, V, de- fense in 6 digs in to stop East Knights' attack. Vikings shown de- fending are 1231 Wells, 1701 Salo, 1481 Davies, 1451 Olsen, and 1271 Autem. Davies 1481 makes tackle on Knight ball-carrier while Buckner 1311 and Autem 1271 close in to assist 1in picture number 71. .f f. FRONT ROW: Terry Autem, Larry Nicodemus, Steve Wistrand, hew Amis, BACK ROW: John Vanderhalf, David Webster, John Dave Tipton, Dale McRoberts, Greg Belkle. ROW 2: Jeff Moore, Wells, Mike Boyle, John Lawrence, Richard Smith, Ernest Orwiler, Gordon Tinnin, Chuck Dryden, Phil Parson, Mat- Teamwork Counts as J. V.'s Perform North North North North North North North North J, V, SCORES West Bremerton Bainbridge South Kitsap Port Angeles Lakeside Shelton East Bremerton Central Kitsap Viks' lnexperience Shows in 1st League Game VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 69-70 SEASON FRONT ROW: Larry Reynolds, Sean Atteridge, Tom Adams, John Jerry Yeager, Craig Anderson, Steve Swearingen, Steve Rose, Waag. BACK ROW: John Adams, Jim Richards, Jim Forbes, Ken Aitchison, Greg Shaw. QNO returning lettermenj. E fl ffl Q, H Af 9 HL 'E 4 Q 1, .J 35, M. 1 , , I vw HLA if .,AvV iff H 5 .. .H 1 f Junior Varsity Team Shows Promise ABOVE--North Kitsap 1969-70 Junior Varsity basketball team: Mike Della, Richard Smith, Howard Mapes, Tony Younl, 'Ferry Autem Steve Skelly, and Steve Wistrand. QNot pictured, Larry King and Greg Shmvj. efslmft, N '-'-' -may M ff' Basketball coaches flj, Mr. Stenerson QJunior Varsityj and Mr. Ballard fVarsityJ were in their second year of coaching at North. Managers Luis Fortuny, Dennis Nicodemus, and Steve Watson q2y, kept teams equipped and ran the video tape camera for replay. Jerry Yeager 4555 attempted to tip the ball to a teammate at the beginning of the East-North away game in 3. Tony Yount 1325 fought for control of the jump ball in picture 4. Two West players converged on Steve Rose 0101 in picture 5 while Steve Swearingen waited under the basket for a pass. The expressions on the faces of the team members Q61 during half time reflected the all-out effort they put into their playing against their tough opponents. North players in 7 set up their offense against East's defense. As of February 25, the Varsity team had lost 19 out of the 20 games in the season. The Vikings found it rough going against bigger and more experienced teams in the Olympic AA league. They lost by overwhelming margins early in the season, but the margins narrowed by the nineteenth game. Their desire to break into the win column led them to fight the record as well as the team. The J, V. team sported a record which showed promise. They won several of the 20 games, but many games were lost by a margin of only a few points. Though short on manpower, they gave a good showing in every game. Injuries Cut Efficiency Of Wrestlers New Coach Roger Malfait, with the help of experienced wrestler Mike Berry, pulled together a wrestling team in November. Injuries soon thinned the ranks of a team which was not large to begin the season. Berry, Larry Nicodemus, David King and David Tinnin were laid up with breaks and sprains. Only three returning lettermen remained through the season. A team with only 14 members was faced with 24 bouts a match. That meant forfeiting 10 bouts at five points a bout each match. But the team worked hard practicing every night after school and occasionally on Saturdays. It won the first match of the season against Vashon, 31 to 23. After that, it was a down-hill road, but the matmen had the stamina to sec the season out. To change thc pace, Berry and Greg Prindle took a third and a fourth at the Regional Match at East Bremerton on February 14, In 411 Bruce Lang, Eric Prindle, Dave Lyle John Lawrence, Mike Pursey, Ernie Orwiler, Larry Nicodemus, Mike Boyle, Casey Minnerly fconcealed managerj, Greg Prindle and Coach Malfait watched a teammate competing. Concentration is shown Q21 on the faces of Lang, Prindle, Lyle, and Orwiler. Referee looked on Q35 as Berry held on to a Central wrestler. Opponent is about to feel the wrath of Nicodemus f4J as he was thrown to the mat. Berry prepared for a takedown Q53 in the first round during the Central match. Prindle attempted to pull opponent down Q61 and move into position for a pin. Scores were: North Mason 35, North 19g East Bremerton 37, North 113 Vashon again, 30, North 21g Port Angeles 29, North 18g Central Kitsap 47, North Og Shelton 40, North Gg North Mason 52, North Og Bainbridge 44, North 5g West Bremerton 46, North 3g South Kitsap 50, North 0. a Q Q VM f ww ' 4 Six Intramural Teams Vie For Championship - V.. .1 N. X. - fm...,x - i ,-..,.,g+u a mcmasmxr' Wal .1 .4 ,,.,,, may--www in Will Haupt reached for the ball in an attempt to keep it in bounds Q15 as Referee Thatcher, Gary Todd, Roy Mercer, Jim Ramstead, Bill Mariner, and Steve Buckner looked on. Mike Nussbaumer and Referee Morton Q25 watched Roy Mercer and Will Haupt jump at center. In Q35 Dan Barker jumped to grab a pass under the basket, surrounded by Gary Todd, Roy Mercer, Brad Jensen, Mike Nussbaumer, Will Haupt and Steve Buckner. Ray Mathisen was guarded by Torger Olson Q45 and another player, as Gary Johnson, Dave Hughey, Greg Belklc and Bruce Jensen positioned themselves under the basket. In Q55 Ray Mathisen shot a six footer over Tony Cleveland as Greg Belkle, Ron Johnson, and Mr. Thatcher observed the action. Bruce Jensen stood under the basket, preparing for :1 possible rebound. Mike Dennis and Frank Longmate jumped after Referee Nussbaumer's toss in Q65. Eddie Lewis and another player prepared to grab the tip. Jim Minder and Jim Ramstead Q75 waited in the circle for the jump as Mr. Thatcher got ready to toss the ball. Around the circle waiting for the tip were Steve Buckner, Will Haupt, Roy Mercer, Brad Jensen, Mike Nussbaumer, and Gary Todd. ln Q85 Will Haupt, Bill lllariner, and Steve Buckner chased the basketball. Paul Moore Q95 grabbed the ball as Jeff Moore checked Phil Parsons. Frank Longmate, Steve Paulson, and Mike Dennis positioned them- selves under the basket. Fl' -eg sf' fo NK Girls' gymnastics team in fly: FRONT ROW: Vickie Denchel, Kathy Stoeckmann, Jeanette lilamke, Dianne Nation, Marca Teames, Wanda Schaefbauer, Lora Christiansen, Celene Noot, Becky Baker, Eileen DeLupp. ROW 2: Jane Morgan, Jill Johnson, Chris Lang, Marion Higgins, Rhonda Olson, Linda Wahl, Patrice Molnar, Karon Pitt. Not pictured were Cheryl Jarvi, Konni Hoover, Carol Austin, and Candy Covey. Jeanette Klamkc performed her Opml floor-ex routine in QQJ. In C33 Linda Wahl prepared to dismount from the uneven bars. Marca Teames HJ practiced a pose for her beam routine. 7 6 :Q X 3 3, ll X 25 ' 4- 52 Q if ii Q A' w S t 1 Gymnasts Prove Strongest Team At N. K. Beginning their third year of competition, North Kitsap Girls' Gym Team entered a new league with East and West Bremerton. Because of the inexperienee of the other teams, North's girls won overwhelm- ingly all meets with the two schools. Gynmasts competed in a six-way meet in Olympia in which the team members sustained several injuries. The girls also traveled to Auburn for a meet with Hazen, Lakes, and Auburn High Schools. Several girls qualified for the state meet held on March 7 in Spokane. Competition included six events: balance beam, uneven bars, tumbling, vaulting, floor exercise, and all around. Nationally recognized gymnasts came to NK on February 27 to present an assembly. Performing champions were Joyce Tanic, Shoichi Fukushima, Cleo Carver, Peggy Rowan and others. On the uneven bars, Dianne Nation readied for a stem rise fly. Kathy Stoeclimann f2j held a pose on the balance beam during a meet in Olympia. In Q31 Marca Teames spotted teammate Wanda Schaefbauer on a layout vault. Eileen Delapp in fly held a handstand on the four-inch balance beam during preliminary warmups. 'fxwlg l First Cross- Country Team Meets Challenges Enthusiasm ran high in the newly formed cross-country team despite a winless season. Members jogged six to eight miles a day in order to condition themselves for competition. Russ McRoberts exhibited outstanding individual effort by taking first place out of sixty runners in an all-league, J, V. , two-mile race. ABOVE--FRONT ROW: Russ MeRoberts, Ron Johnson, Russ Packard, Randy Sandin, Marlin George. ROW 2: Coach Arntz, Mike Olhava, Luis Fortuny, Paul Tweiten, Jolm Jenkins, Davc Lyle. Not pictured were Jim Owens and Bruce Stapleton. Lined up against East ON RIGHT were Owens, Tweiten, Fortuny, Olhava, McRoberts, Johnson, Packard, Jenkins, George, Lyle and Sandin. BELOW: Resting between practice laps while listening to Mr. Arntz were Lyle, Owens, Tweiten, Stapleton. BOTTOM RIGHT: Johnson and Stapleton head for the home stretch in a two-mile cross-country race. 78 it iq' 1 ff?- .fx- ' . 'uv ., 5 f sig, A .- w ' fit?-qs 4'-5 rf-4 3. l R X rw i 52 ' 'ix ' ' . kia 5125525 , Fwy C24 Fr 3 'kifxlrbz ,L - yi, .,.w.,,,- f 1 :SJ ca,xQ 4 x J si F' M1 Baseball Team Plays 18-Game Season Eugene Purser fly fired a pitch from the hill, The batter, Mike Dennis f2l, eyed the oncoming pitch and prepared his cut, In Q33 the 1970 Varsily team, FRONT ROW: Paul Moore, Rick Ryan, Mike Nussbaumer, John Waag, Bruce Jensen, Mike Berry, Coach Taylor, and Assistant Coach Nielson. ROW 2: Eugene Purser, Da.n Belgarde, Bill Mariner, Mike Dennis, Steve Lyle, Dan Bar- ker, Tom llaynes, Richard Smith, Bob Nordnes, and Steve Wist- rand, The team had six returning lettcrmen and a group of experi- enced players from last year's Junior Varsily squad, In mid-March the team looked forward to a successful season and a high finish in the Olympic AA-AAA League, -'sgilliwfl l , 1 1 Y 1 -I lk.. 4 , .sf - 1' fi ffl' 1. N x N s. , i . Q George expressed determination Q15 while setting pole to vault. Carpenter f2j grimaced as he landed in long jump pit after good pre-season jump, Distance men Packard, McRoberts, and Reynolds f3y worked on conditioning while running. In team pic- ture FRONT ROW: Mike Orwiler fmanagerj, Mark Amis, Jerry Yeager, Pat Klein, Steve Buckner, Tom Adams, Kerry Kelly, Coach Arntz, ROW 2: Dave Jordan, Russ McRoberts, Russ Packard, Carl Sheats, Tyler Johnson, Dale McRoberts, Matt Amis BACK ROW: Dean Frazier fmanagerj, Larry Reynolds, Tom Carpenter, Greg George, Duke Baker, Steve Swearingen, Craig Anderson, Frank Longmate, Mark Mathis fmanagery, Not pictured was Bob Ramsey. Amis Q41 attempted to clear bar during an early practice session, Soaring across barrier in Q51 was Adams, prac- tising pole vaulting, Buckner, Johnson, and Kelly Q63 lined up in starting blocks for fast start during sprints, Longmate who placed third last year in the Olympic AA meet Q75 attemped to better his distance while putting the shot, Yeager, Anderson f8Q strained over hurdle. 5 N. K. Tennis Teams Raise The 1969 Girls' Tennis Team in fly, FRONT ROW: Karen Correll, Kathi Edmonds, Debbie Forbes, and Jill Fox. BACK ROW: Kristie Sandberg, Stella Sinclair, Coach Mrs, Ruth 1 Nohel, Linda Rasmussen, and Margaret Lee. Linda Rasmussen Q21 battled against an opponent during a home match in September, During a strenuous match, Debbie Forbes Q35 concentrated on her serve. .,,,,,,..,-.-mwah Q-J .... Racket In League Play P' David Hughey fly smashed the ball to his opponent while John Wells Q21 waited for the return. John Wells looked on as teammate Dennis Hoem warmed up for a match 135, The Boys' Tennis Team in 441, FRONT ROW: Steve Walker, Jim Scrafford, Dennis Hoem, Kregg Hoover, and Hance Jones. ROW 2: David Hughey, John Wells, Bob Bale, Gordon Brown, and Steve Brazeau, Steve Brazeau Q51 stretched high to deliver a fast serve. Coaching boys' tennis this spring was Mr. Roger Malfait, h :in-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,-.-,-.-A.-.-1-L-L-L-Q1-L-L-I-1-1-LvI-L-1-J1-10I1L-1-1-1vI-1-1IIIIIZIZI1-Z-Z-I-101I1-31121Zu:1I-Z-1-1-Il:-LQZOLOZQZIZIZUDJZCIU1 f . 4 , ff ff I , fx J' . X1 fy g ,r ' 1 ' 1 , I UI ' A f , f. H , , f 1 , - 1 , f , X, f 1 I 87 Commencement Day, June 5, Brings ivy ,.a ' 'E ff' JOHN ADAMS KEN AITCHISON SHARRON ALLEN CRAIG ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON SHERYL ATACK SEAN ATTERIDGE HEATHER AUSTIN BILLIE MAY AVERY RICHARD BAILEY TERI BALDWIN DAN BARKER RANDI BECK To help seniors decide upon their future ca- reers, counselors' as- sistant Jeanne LeClare prepares a display case suggesting several ca- reers, including those in the services. GINELLE BEEBE l l 4 Relief Regret and Anticipation DIANNE BELLIN MARY BENNING APRIL BERGSMAN MIKE BERRY OLE BIRKLAND DAVE BRAZEAU STEVEN BRAZEAU MARCEY BROCK GING E R BROWN CHERYL BUCHMANN GREG CANTWELL CHARMAYNE CARI REX CARLAW Senior girls Teri Baldwin, Jeanie Colson, Joanne Sivearingen, Helen Norbut, and Kathi Van Der Sys find lunch hour the perfect time to reflect on the day's humorous events. MARC CHRIST ENSEN su...- Nur is .uv 5.1 Seniors TIMOTHY CLEV ELAND Horticulture students Ken Aitchison and Dennis Foss replant mums and other bed- ding plants in the green- house. JEANIE COLSON KAREN CORRELL MARY DeBOER RICHARD deGROEN MIKE DENNIS KAREN DONLEYCOTT CHARLENE DRYDEN PATTI DUNCAN ROGER EASTMAN KURT ECKARDT ESTIIER EDDIE KATHI EDMONDS PAULA EIKUM JANET ELLASON Princess Debbie Ereth and escort Clint Smith are selected as Horne- coming Royalty during a mock coronation in a senior skit. LARRY ENSOR MOLLY EPPERSON DEBBIE ERETH JERRY ERICKSON KAREN ESSENDRUP ANN FITZMAURICE JUDIE FLORES JIM FORBES DENNIS FOSS JILL FOX BOB GERRY CHUCK GERSTENBERGER LAURA GORDANIER IRD 4 b- Interests Broaden For Seniors Seniors Bruce Jensen, Randy Randklev and Gary Todd Q13 pre- pared a breakfast of bacon and eggs for a lab in Bachelor Prep, a home economics class desiffned for senior boys. Craig Purser and Steve Paulson Q25 waited for their cooking creations to finish baking in Bachelor Prep. Art IV student Dianne Bellin constructed a string design on a wooden frame Q33 as Karla Treischel and Jim Anderson worked in the background. Senior home cc. students D Karla Nordberg, Jeanne LcClarc, Helen Norbut and Ginger Brown Q-lj worked on their sewing pro- jects for Home Ee. IV. Austin Stewart and Marc Christensen Q51 used acetylene torches to practice welding metals in General Mctalworks. Jim Anderson U35 sketched a water color picture. siit 3 3' 1 Q n J it 5 if jig.. V ,- ,' With Wider Choice of Electives Seniors TINA GULDJORD SUE GUSTAFSON SUE HASKIN WILL HAUPT NANCY HAWKEY TOM HAYNES LISA HEINS CHRIS HELLAND JOHN HERZOG VICKI HOBSON DARRELL HOGUE WAYNE HOKE KIM HOOVER A student from Mr. Lee's Beauty School gives Karen Correll a new look during a Girls' Club assembly featuring make-up and hairstyling techniques. KREGG HOOVER DAVID HUGHEY CINDY HUSBY BEV JACOBSON CHERYL JARVI STEVE JELLISON JOHN JENKINS BRAD JENSEN BRUCE JENSEN RAY JENSEN JUDY JOHNSON TERRY JOHNSON DARLA JONES HANCE JONES Mr, Johnson looks on as senior girls beautify themselves before boarding the rooters' bus to the football game at Lakeside. SID JORGENSEN Seniors CHRIS JUDIGNS NOREEN KANATZAR PAT KENNEDY SHARRON KENNEDAY DAVE KING TERESA KIRKMAN PAT KLEIN JANE KNAPP BILL KUHLMAN DIANE LAMBERT JEANNE L:-:CLARE HAROLD LEVENGOOD KARIN LEWIS Art IV student Karla Treischel sketches a rough draft of a poster to promote school spirit and attendance at games Jim Anderson works in the background, PHYLLIS LONT Su' If!! to , V A on ,wi 1- + - 'X X1,tf,?,, . . swf , 524, .f ff ff gli fri I -. A ig, ,,, - Mgl 'v. i , ' , My Q, uw, U ' A W ,,.. K vu rll... SING DAVE LOY BONNIE LYON DEBBIE MAGNUSON VINCENT MALONEY ROBERT MAPES BILL MARINER MARK MATHIS RAY MATHISEN JILL MAURER PAULA MCGARRY BILL MCKINNEY ROSE MERCER ROY MERCER Esther Eddie threads her needle in prepara- tion for a busy hour of sewing in Home Ec. II, a class designed to im- prove skills learned in first year home ec. AL MINDER env ., .... Expansion Spurs Improvements By Students Improvements in student life and the campus continued through the school year, A move to beautify the buildings was made by Art IV students when they created a Viking mosaic for the patio, Sandy Craze, 111 131, was the de- signer and one of the diligent workers on the project. Originator of the idea, Mike Olhava 121, applied tiles while Julie Olson and Liz Witherspoon 121 131, worked nearby. Home room doors 141 and many windows were decorated for the first time at Christmas in response to an AFS challenge. The whole school enjoyed the holiday atmo- sphere, and Room 3 winners celebrated with a cake, In place of National Assemblies, the Assembly Com- mittee presented more organized and interesting attrac- tions to the students. During one of the music assemblies Tami Watland received a pie in her face from Ginelle Beebe 151 while other Northern Lights, Kris Terry, Debbie Magnuson, Linda Neubauer, Pam Strand, and a surprised student body howled with laughter. Four new buildings were under construction during the school year. Dick Olson, A1 Minder, Paula McGarry, H ,,,, , Bruce Jensen, Dave Hughey and Bruce Stapleton 161 lent helping hands to the workers. A Welcoming Committee was appointed by the ASB Ex- ecutive Board to greet new students and acquaint them with NK, Chairman Karla Treischel, Jim Forbes, Barbara Davies, Denise Cheatum and Betsy DeBoer 171, were part of the thirteen-member committee. Among the new stu- dents were Cathy and Lynn Scott. A revised constitution was drafted by the Constitution Committee 181, comprised of Clint Smith, Debbie Forbes, Sue Gurley, Kregg Hoover, and Rex Carlaw. Instead of being sponsored by individual clubs, the sock hops were managed by the ASB Dance Com- mittee, headed by chairman Sue Haskin. Through careful management, the committee raised nearly S800 for the stu- dent body treasury. Order was kept in the lunch room through the persistent efforts of the Lunch Patrol squad. The second semester Lu.nch Patrol in 191, FRONT ROW: Dave Schmuck and Roy Mercer. ROW 2: Ray Mathisen, Ray Jensen, Colleen Medcalf, Cindy Husby, and John Adams. BACK ROW: Paula McGarry and Bruce Jensen. H, fa., 1 Q ,, at 5' I 4 Sim- a Q Wi h . -I +- I jx, 1! m 1 'SN if ,s Mt I f ra 1. 5' , 'J' 0' , . -if Q p . 'Ei E V , , -,211 BQ lg . 'bf Y 3 ' Seniors DAVE MISER SUE MOFF MARK NESBY LINDA NEU BAUER DENNIS NICODEMUS HELEN NORBUT KARLA NORDBERG LAINA NYLAND PAUL ODDEN MIKE OLHAVA RICK OLMSTEAD BRIAN OLSEN DICK OLSON Bachelors' Prep stu- dents John Williver and David Loy take from the oven their second batch of Christmas cookies, both slightly charred. MIKE ORWILER ho' gf..- 'N-,.. gui riff K-1 Q SANDIE PARTYKE KEN PATTERSON PAM PAULSON STEVE PAULSON GREG PRINDLE GRETCHEN PRINDLE JIM RAMSTEAD TYLER RANDALL RANDY RANDKLEV BRIAN RASMUSSEN JOHN REBAR KATHY REDMAN TOM REGAN Physics research stu- dents Randy Smith and Vince Maloney use a power supply unit to experiment with melt- ing glass. DAN RICE II' QQ!! N4-v .X , - qv -ws 'ai if vip N, -if . WEE: 7 'I 1 M L Seniors JIM RICHARDS Richard deGroen sands plastic tubing for a marine science water- sampling device. CARL RIGGS OSCAR ROBBINS STEVE ROSE KAREN ROVA CINDY RYAN RON RYAN JIM SALAZAR JIM SCRAFFORD BILL SEAMAN SHARON SHAWN RICH SINCLAIR CLINT SMITH RANDY SMITH iv .row -an-4 in RITA STANFORD Mike Olhava demon- strates his artistic abilities as he works on a painting done in acrylics, a medium similar to oil paints, BRUCE STAPLETON SUE SPARK JODY STEELE AUSTIN STEWART KATHY STOECKMANN MARK STRIKER ROGER SULLIVAN DON TALMADGE MARCA TEAMES KRIS T E RRY GARY TODD TERRY TODD KARLA TREISCHEL Seniors PAUL TWEITEN SANDY TWETEN LORA VALLEY WANDA VANDE RHALI' KATHI VAN DER SYS HELEN VAUGHAN TAMI WATLAND PETE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIVER LIZ WITHERSPOON CRISTY WOLFE DIANE WOOD JERRY YEAGER Many admiring glances were given the Senior Class sign, a symbol of the Class of '70, Designed and con- structed by Dianne Bellin, it hung above the stage in the multi- purpose room part of the year. February mystery: whatever happencd to the '70 banner? LATE PICTURED: COLLE EN MEDCALF I -...ff 'MM' DAVE MORTON WABIDA 'I AN FIPRASONGCIIAI Graduates Don Purple And Gold I Sl im? E ,x il 1 .1 Senior Class Officers for First and Second Semes- ters: FRONT ROW: Bob Gerry, second semester vice presidentg Jeanne Colson, second semester treasurerg Kurt Eckhardt, first semester vice presi- dentg Steve Jellison, first semester president. BACK ROW: Teri Baldwin, first and second semester secretaryg Sue llaskin, second semester presidentg Billie Avery, first semester treasurer. NOT PICTURED Thomas Adams Shery Alloway Ann Baliel Dwight Ball John Blomberg Russ Caughel Tim DeLapp Vick Duerr Gary Ellis Jack Foster Linda Foster Jack Green J.W. Hamilton Denise Lowe Stuart Oswald Randy Pendergrass Craig Purser Rhonda Rounds Christie Salt Mike Shardelman Angela Spickler Mike St. Clair Kathie St. Peters Janey Stromberg Joanne Swearingen Norman Thorsen Pete Thorsen Chris Walton Joe Whitbeck Gary Williams Michelle Willson Seniors led the way in showing enthusiasm and improving the morale and image of NK. Home- coming became glorified when the Senior Class improved the eoronation ritual and left the Queen's robe and a float trophy for future classes to use. Seniors also set a high standard for academic achievement for underclassmen. A record num- ber qualified for the Honor Roll for the first semester. The tradition of the Senior Ball was changed this year, too. On May 3, couples attended a combination banquet and dance at the new Silverdale restaurant, the Poplars. But members of the Class of 1970 really returned to school in the fall with one thought in mind: , Commencement Day. On June 5, the largest Senior Class, and an innovative one, marched up the aisle--not in blue and white, but in purple and gold gowns--to receive their diplomas. In the chilly, early morning hours of January 3, Captain Richard Gordon, rode triumphantly through the main street of Poulsbo. Following the showing of a film about the Apollo 12 flight, the Apollo 12 Command Module Pilot and his entourage received honors from civic organizations and answered questions in the N ,K. gym. Gordon spoke of the mementos which crew members were allowed to take on Apollo flights, To the delight of the entire audience, he presented student body President Jerry Yeager fly with an American flag which had sailed with the INTREPID to the Sea of Storms, Moon, in November of 1969. During a small reception in the multi-purpose room, Lora Christiansen and cheerleaders 12p Pam Harlan, Connie Moshner, Cindy Darling, Pam Strand and Molly Epperson posed with their favorite astronaut after giving him a Welcome cheer. VIKING Editors Jerry Yeager and Laura Gordanier 133 exchanged a few words with Captain Gordon. Gordon signs his well-known name Q43 on Carol Ba1e's paper plate. Waiting their turn were Karen Donleycott, Bruce Michelson, and Kregg Hoover. 5 Qi Qlfvf , 7 A f fl I 1 I v 1 , O R 4 x 9- ,.-...-....-nl!!! A cautious descent, a bold imprint, then Neil Armstrong told the world, One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind . 'Q .Xi A r I JN -1 ,LX V . l 5 V 0 '. W ,., ,,v1f L , 'I ' i or 1 e 1 , :Tr ' ff ' gi: 1- r L X YV 1 V A A LQ- . XI- E- aj. Q , 043. 1 1 'D -. N, N mf -U u Q.. 4 I ' .'1f7f ' f -L 1A'.T!i, X4-u i i ,-52 swf -rf! efddffzfe- Ji' .,,5kAj5XY,:n Qfgx , 1. 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The new system of selection was based on a yearly lottery according to birthdays of 19-year-olds. first draft call, but out of curiosity they dates. I if L,,'f' 'ffl' 5' , fi 2. 5 j ar . A.,2Z ' .., 1 . iz iii! ' if .5 ng O Man landed on the moon: the flight of Apollo ll. 0 Vietnam War: President Nixon ordered troop ,, reductionsg Paris peace talks flounderedg anti war demonstrations continued at home. O Youth unrest and activism: non-violent anti war moratorium in November called for peace in Vietnarng trouble on the college campus. O Disclosure of the alleged massacre at My Lai in South Vietnam. 0 U,S. economy: inflation eontinuedg interest rates rose to unprecendented levelsg stock market dropped. I Hurricane Camille devastated Gulf Coast. 0 Historic voyage through the Northwest Passagf accomplished by the giant oil tanker, gi Manhattan. U,S, racial unrest. O The January Mystery: Whatever happened to the Cougar Country sign? 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LUNCH I B - I' 9 Q- ,,,,, U Z QX DINNER I - ERLSEEA I 779-4664 69,70,71,87,91,99 INDEX Ackerman, Bill 48 Adams, John 43,63,68,69,71, 86,87,88,99 Adams, Thomas 5, 14,22,31,64, 71,82,105 Aitchison, Ken 11, 17, 22, 30, 33 42,64,68,69,88,90, 127 Aitchison, Robert 53 Allen, Sharron 88 Alloway, Linda 54 Alloway, Roy 52 Alloway, Sherry 38, 105 Alness, Rick 48 Amis, Mark 14,54,e4,s2,s3 Amis, Matthew 22,48,82 Anderson, Craig 21,23,32,68, 82,83, 88 Anderson, James 42, 88,93, 96 Anderson, Janet 17, 54 Anderson, Lela 54 Archer, Linda Arbach, Patly 54 Ashcraft, Martha Atack, Bob 8,48, 52,79 Atack, Sheryl 39, 87 ,88 Atteridge, Sean 2l,22,23,32, 64,65,66,68,69,71,88 Aughney, John Austin, Carol 29,48 Austin, David 48 Austin, Heather 45, 88 Autem, Terry 48,66,67,70,71 Avery, Billie May 13,88,95, 105 Avery, Darlene 48 Bailey, Richard 88 Baker, Becky 23,25,29,31,32, 48,76 Baker, Duke 82 Baker, Sherri 33,48 Baldwin, Teri 16,21,23,37, 87,88,89,105 Baldwin, Woodie 8, 48, 52 Bale, Bob 54,61,85 Bale, Carol 48, 52, 106 Baliel, Ann 86, 105 Ball, Dwight 31, 105 Ball, James 48 Ballinger, Noel Barker, Dan 13, 18,21,23,30, 45,74, 80,88 Barnaby, Harley 54 Barr, Debra 23,47, 48, 52 Battin, Allen 53 Beck, Randi 17 ,21,32, 37 ,87 , 88 Beebe, Ginelle 8, 28, 52,86, 87 ,88, 89 Behrens, Gwen 54 Belgrade, Dan 54,64,65,80 Belkle, Greg 29,48, 52,74,75 Bellin, Diane 22,25,28,86, s9,93, 104 Bender, Ken 33,60 Benning, Mary 5, 6, 15, 17,21, 89 Berg, Gwen 2,48 Bergsman, April 8,20,28,89 Berry, Mike 11,14,z1,22,27, 29,30,63,64,72,73,80,89 Best, Sharon 52 Birkland, Karen 22,27 , 48 Birkland, Ole 86,87,89 Bishop, Debbie 17, 21,60, 61, 111,127 Blomberg, John 16, 105 Boehme, Sue 44,60 Boyle, Mike 48,72,81 Brager, Ron 53 Brazeau, Dave 43,86,89 Brazeau, Steve 85,86,89 Brevik, Connie 54 Briggs, Sandy 54 Brock, Marcey 28, 45, 89 Brock, Mary 48 Bronemann, Greg 31, 54, 56 Brooks, Jayne 8,23,26,48 Brower, Doug 48 Brown, Ginger 8,9,22,89,92 Brown, Gordon 38,27, 29, 52,60 85 Browning, Mildred 29, 32, 48 Buchmann, Cheryl 12, 20, 28, 87 89,99 Buckner, Steve 17,33, 54,63, 64,66,74,75,82,83 Bush, Dan 52 Byrd, Janice 22,48 Cabral, Mark Callaway, David 48 Campbell, Philip 48 Cantwell, Greg 89 Cari, Charmayne 14, 16, 39, 89 Cari, Gina 33,48 Carlaw, Rex 10, 11, 12,21, 22, 27,3o,32,s9,99 Carlson, Ron 48 Carpenter, Tom 20,54,82 Caseria, Laurie 23,32,48 Caughel, Russ 42, 105 Cheatum, Denise 28, 48, 99 Chesmore, Russ 60 Chesney, Susy 23,29, 30, 47 ,48 Christiansen, Lora 8,21,23, 26,32, 54,76,106 r 1 Christensen, Marc 86, 87 , 89, 93 Ciganik, Diana 8,21,29,31,52, 54 Clark, Cheri 48 Clarkson, Dianne 29,48 Cleveland, Tim 90 Cleveland, Tony 48,75,81 Clotfelter, Don 23, 60 Colson, Jeanie 37,87,89,90, 105 Conrad, Cindy 18, 54, 55, 56, 60 Cook, Barbara 29, 32, 48 Cook, David 54 Cook, Eric Cook, Jerry 54 Cook, Mary Sue 29,33,48 Correll, Karen 23, 32,43, 84, s7,9o,94 Couillard, Barbara 48 Cousins, Agnes 48 Covey, Candy 27 , 29, 32, 48 , 53 Craze, Sandy 18,43, 47 , 54, 98 Cuff, Joseph 52 Cumming, Marvin 31, 54, 61 Cundiff, Denton 23,48, 52 Cundiff, Dustin 29, 54, 64,67 , 79 Currie, Marg 11,54 Dahl, Dwight 53 Dalby, Gordon 52,54 Darling, Cindy 24,25, 54, 63, 106 Darling, Russ 48,81 Davies, Barbara 48,99 Davies, Jeff 25, 60, 67 Deacon, Nancy 48 DeBoer, Betsy 48,99 DeBoer, Mary 43,90 DeCoteau, Steve 48 DeFord, Kim 54,61 deGroen, Ilse 8 , 20, 21 , 28, 54 deGroen, Richard 90, 102 DeLapp, Eileen 8,27 ,28, 54,76 77 Delapp, Tim 11,13,23,105 Delk, Judy a,2o,2s,32,54 Delk, Mike 8,53,70 Denchel, Vicki 8,20,28,53,54, 76 Dennis, Marlene 29,49 Dennis, Michelle 49 Dennis, Mike 12,64,65,75,s0, 90 Dennis, Shane 52, 53 Dick, Colleen 21 , 27 , 28, 55, 56 Dickinson, Mike Donleycott, Karen 11, 16, 19, 23, 24, 55,9o, 106 Donleycott, Ken 61 Dormaier, Janine 29,49 Dryden, Charlene 90 Dryden, Dubois , Duerr, Duerr, Duerr, Chuck 8,22,23,49, 52 Richard 49 Kathy 29,49 Marty 55 Vick 105 Duncan, Cyndi 19,21,25,55,e1 Duncan, Mary 25,49,53 Duncan, Patti 45,90 Dunn, Bill 33,35,60 Dyjak, Paul 53 Eastman, Jan 5,22,54,55,56 Eastman, Roger 90 Eckhardt, Kurt 16, 17, 90, 105, 127 Eddie, Esther 16,22,9O,97 Edmonds, Kathi 8, 15, 16,23,27 2s,32, 52,84 Edmonson, Jackie 32, 49, 52, 53 Eikum, Paula 44,87, 90 Eliason, Janet 5,8,21,27,91 Elkins, Dave 55 Elkins, Shirlene 32,49 Elliot, Donna 16,55 Ellis, Gary 105 Ellis, Pete 49 Ensor, Larry 91 Epoch, Gary 23, 48, 53 Epperson, Molly 12, 14, 18, 20, 21,24,25,26,27,2s,37,52,63, ss,91,1o6 Ersfh, Debbie s,2o,22,25,2s, 87,91 Erickson, Donna 44, 60 Erickson, Jerry 91 Erickson, Pat 18,55 Erickson, Val 55 Essendrup, Buzz 45,55 Frazier, Duane 55 Fulton, Marilyn 22,60 Fulton, Reggie 49 Fulton, Richard 55 Gagne, Steve Gallanger, Mike 8, 19, 52, 55 Gardner, Nancy 30,49 George, Greg 11,22,23, 47 , 54, 55, 61, 82 George, Julie 55 George, Marlin 49,78 Gerry, Bob 23,42,91,1o5 Gerstenberger, Chuck 13, 17 ,23, 91,127 Gilliland, Debbie 25,29, 55 Goheen, Denise 20,28, 55, 56 Gordanier, Laura 11,12, 14, 17, 21,87,91,106,127 Gordanier, Lisa 5,21,25,26,27, 29,31,55,59,81 Grasser, Paul 23, 27 ,49, 53,81 Greany, Denise 49 Green, Jack 30, 31, 105 Greene, Dawn 29,49 Griffith, John l6,25,55,61 Gudgel, Lynn 49 Guile, Shane 49 Guldjord, Tina 94 Gurley, Sue 11, 16,21,23,25,55, 56, 57,61,99 Gustafson, Sue 1, 11,21,28,32, 43,87,94,127 Hagen, Doug 49 Haggard, Chuck 49 Hahto, Sara 27,49, 53 Hallman, Mike 55 Halstead, Terri 29, 31,40, 54, 55 Halvorson, Jim 55,58 Hamilton, Charlie 16,55 Hamilton, Jeff 20, 49, 81 Ilamilton, J, W, s,9,14,27,1o5 Hanes, Barb 2s,49, 50 Hansen, Bruce 49 Hansen, Steve 55 Hanson, Earlene 49 Ilarlan, Pam 21,24,27,40,56,63, 106 Harris, Betty 29,49 Hartle, Anna 49 Harwell, Butch 27 , 49 Haskin, Sue 8, 11, 13, 16,20, 22, 2s,32,94,105 Hatch, Wanda 49 Essendrup, Karen 30, 33, 91 Evanger, Larry 29,49 Everett, Patti 29,49 Evjen, Judy 54,55 Ferro, Vicki 29, 54,55 Finssih, Dale 6,l0,21,32,40,47 55,61 Fitzmarice, Ann G,12, 15,23, 28,30,91 Flores, Judie 38,91 Forbes, Debbie 8, 11, 15, 19,21, 23,26,2'7,30,32,55,63,84,99 Forbes, Jim 8,1l,14,20,63,64, 66,68, Hauf, Richard 5, 6, 27 , 29 Haugan, Linda 56 Haupt, Will 21,22,23, 28, 32,47 , 64,74,75,94 Hawk, Celia 29,49 Hawk, Vickie 56 Hawkey, Nancy 6,94 Haynes, Bob 32,49,52 Haynes, Tom 21,22,32,80,81,94, 107 Heins, Lisa 12, 17 ,21, 23,28,29, 30,32,86,87,94, 127 Helland, Becky 27,49 Helland, Chris 38,94 Herrington, Merrill 8,28,49 Hennum, Jeff 49 Foreman, Stan 49 Fortuny, Luis 22,49,70,7s,81 Foss, Dennis 32,42, 90, 91 Foster, Jack 105 Foster, Linda 86,87, 105 Fox, Jamie 49 Fox, Jill 14,15,17,37,84,91 Frazier, Dean 48,49,82 Hensrud, Lane Herzog, John 20,94 Higgins, Marion 22,23,3l, 32, 49, 53,76 Hill, Pan 49 Hiller, Phil 56 Hilstad, Karen 29,49 Hobson, Lela 29,49 Hobson, Vicki 94 l Hoem, Dennis 18,23,25,45, 56, 64,85 Hogue, Darrell 94 Hoke, Wayne 94 Holt, Molly 29,38,49, 52 Iioover, Kim 21,23,27,28,29, 32, 52, 94 Hoover, Konni 5,23,26,28,31,50 Hoover, Kregg 16,21,22,23,27, 28,52,85,86,87,94,99,106 Hoover, Kris 5, 18,28,29, 52, 56,61 Horind, Kathy Howerton, Roger 81 Hughey, David 11,14,22,30,32, 64,66,74, 85, 95,99, 107 Hlmnicutt, William 50 Hunter, Rick 56 Huovar, Anita 56 Huovar, Joni 50 Husby, Cindy 37 ,87, 95,99 Hutterman, Debbie 29, 32, 56 Iverson, Jenifer 50 Ives, Ben 28 Ivy, Ed 50 Jacobsen, Linda 5,23,25,32, 56,01,95 Jacobson, Bev 13,21,22,23,32, 86,87 Jarvi, Cheryl 11,27,32,81,95, 127 Jellison, Rick 50 Jellison, Steve 12,32,95, 105 Jenkins, John 22,23,52,78 Jensen, Brad 20,28,74,75,95 Jensen, Bruce 23,74,75,80, 81,92,95,99,107 Jensen, Ray 23,95,99, 107 Johnson, Gary 16, 18, 19, 56,74 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 53, 7 5, , Howard 50,60,61,93 Jill 29, 50,76 , ,Judy 16,95 ,Ron 22,29,4s,50,52, 78 Johnson, Sheri 5, 19, 56 Johnson, Terry 17,95 Johnson, Tomi 16,56 Johnson, Tyler 50,82,83 Johnston, Bob 60 Jones, Darla 33,38,95 Jones, Hance 85,95 Jordan, Dave 52,56,82 Jordan, Karen 5,8, 18,20,28, 29, 52, 56,91,99, Jorgensen, Nancy 54, 56 Jorgensen, Sid 86, 87 , 95 Judkins, Chris 11, 27 , 28 , 52, 96 Kallstrom, Kris 50 Kanatzar, Noreen 17,25, 30, 31, 87,296,107 Kanatzar, Roxy 55, 56,61 Kasnick, Kae 56 Keith, Debbie 56 Kelly, Kerry 47, 50, 82, 83 Kenneday, Sharron 16,44,95,96 Kennedy, Pat 38,96 Kiehle, Pam 33, 50 Kimball, Chris 27 , 56 King, Dave 6,23,96 King, Lawrence 81 Kirkman, Teresa 13,42 Klamke, Jeanette 6,30,31, 50,76 Klein, Becky 8,26, 50, 53 Klein, Pat 11,14,21,22,23,s2 40,64,66,82,87,96 Knapp, Jane 16, 87,96 Knight, Karl 33,35,56 Knisely, Paul 8, 50, 52 Knopf, Luane 56 Koivu, Tim 23,27,29, 52, 56 Krumheuer, Donna 30,31,32,33, 56 Kuhlman, Bill 96 Lambert, Diane 33,96 Lang, Bruce 52,72 Lang, Chris 53,56,76 Lawrence, John 50,66,72 Lawrence, Leo 50 LeClare, Jeanne 5,8,20,22,28, 31,86,87,88,92,96 Lee, Margaret 8, 16, 20, 47, 53,84 Lesoing, Bob 8, 52, 81 Levengood, Harold 20, 96 Lcvengood, Ron 50 Lewis, Eddie 19,22,40, 43, 60, 64,75 Lewis, Karin 33,37,96 Lince, Jeanette 54, 56 Lindahl, Leanne 26,56 Lockwood, Denise 53 Leiall, Sylvia 5, 56 Lohre, Donn 57 Longmate, Frank 22, 57, 64, 65,75, 82, 83 Lont, Phyllis 38,96 Lowe, Denise 105 Loy, Dave 97 , 100 Lund, Joy 30,50,53 Lund, Marcia 22,29, 50 Lund, Mike 41,57 Lyle, Dave 6,22,5O,72,81 Lyle, Steve 57,78,80 Lyon, Bonnie 33, 38, 97 McClendon, Bill 53,57 McDonald, Richard 22, 57 ,64, 66 McGarry, Cheri 5,8,52,57 McGarry, Paula 21,27 ,31,38, 87 , 97,99 McKinney, Bill 42,97 McLaughlin, Tim 50 McRoberts, Dale 50, 57,64, 66, 67,71,82 McRoberts, Russell 22,78,82 Madison, Amy 32,40,56, 57 Madle, Kathy 50 Magnuson, Debbie 8,20,22,23, 25,28,32,87,97,99,128 Maki, Judi 26,57 Maki, Rod 57 Maloney, Pete 50 Maloney, Vincent 22, 23, 64, 97 , 101 Malvik, Gail 29,50 Mandio, Toni 57 Mapes, Howard 50,70 Mapes, Robert 97 Mariner, Bill 11,13,20,28,74, 75,80,86,87,97 Martinson, Jeannie 33,38,43, 57 Massey, John 57 Mathew, Robert 50 Mathis, Mark 82,97 Mathisen, Ray 17,74,75, 97, 99 107, 109,127 Mattson, Will 57 Maurer, Jill 97 Medcalf, Colleen 8, 14, 99, 104 Mekalsen, Doug 50 Melseth, Steve 50 Mercer, Rose 25,37,87,97 Mercer, Roy 23,28,32,74,75, 97,99 Mey, Ruby 50 Michelson, Bruce 18,23, 50, 52, 106 Miller, Lynda 29 Minder, A1 8,20, 31,97, 99 Minder, Jim 60,64,75 Minnerly, Casey 60,72 Miser, Dave 28,42,45,100 Moff, Carla 17,60 Moff, Sue 38, 100, 107 Molnar, Patrice 23,25,32,76 Montgomery, Bill 28 Owens, Jim 23,52,58,78 Packard, Russ 22,51,78,82 Pagaduan, Shirley Parson, Phil 23,28,51,75 Partyke, Sandie 44,87 , 101, 107 Patterson, Jim 58 Patterson, Ken 42,45, 101 Moore, Jeff 50,75 Moore, John 50 Moore, Nita 57 Moore, Paul8,9,23,29,47,52, 57,59,75,80,81 Morgan, Jane 32,56,57,76 Morgan, Stephen 50,52 Patterson, Lori 51,53 Paulson, Pain 44,60,101,107 Paulson, Steve 75,86, 93, 101 Pendergrass, Penny 25, 51, 53 Pendergrass, Randy 105 Petersen, Steve 53 Peterson, Jim 58 Morrow, Jay 48,50 Morton, David 20,28,74,75, 105 Moshner, Connie 11, 19,21,24, 25, 28, 57 ,63, 106 Mudd, Laurie 50 Mueller, Valorie 5, 23, 25, 54, 56, Phillips, Bob 50,51 Phillips, Evelyn 29, 58 Pinneo, Charles 58,81 Pinter, Connie 51 Pitt, Karen 22, 25, 29, 30, 47 , 51, 53,76 Podominick, Elaine 27 , 51, 52 57,61 Muller, Leon Munroe, Dianne 11,23,24,30, 57,79 Murphy, Barbara 57 Murphy , Patricia 29,57 Myrvang, Mike 52 , 57 , 60 Nation, Dianne 27,29,50,76,77 Needham, Ralph 33, 57 Nesby, Mark 21, 100 Neubauer, Linda 8,20,28,39,87,99, Pratt, Paul 47,60 Price, Kenny 51 Prindle, Eric 52,53,72 Prindle, Greg 72 73 101 , , P1-indle, Gretchen 22,101 MJ Pi-enty, Genie 20,2s,55ZiQ Pryde, Susie 51 Pugh, Melodie 8,20,28,58 Purser, Craig 14, 65,66, 93, 105 Purser, Eugene 80 Pursey, Mike 51,72,79 100 Nicodemus, Dennis 14,22, 33, 42,70, 100 Nicodemus, Larry 51,66,72,73 Noot, Celene 30, 57 ,76 Nerbnt, Helen s,11,27,2s,89, 92, 100 Nordbelg, Karle 16,22,39,44, 92,100 Nordgren, Gary 60 Norclnes, Bob 23,47,57,61,80, 81 Nungesser, Cheri 16,51 Nungesser, Phyllis 57 Nussbaumer, Karen 27 , 29, 32, 51, 53 Nussbaumer, Mike 22, 57,61, 74,75, 80 Nyland, Laina 5, 6, 38, 100 Nyland, Rodger 52 Oas, Debbie 33, 51 oas, Jim 10,33,35,36,56,57,60 Oas, Terry 28,31,32,33,58 Odden, Paul 27, 29, 52,79, 100 Odle, Cindy 51 Ramsey, Robert 60 Ramstad, Tim 51 Ramstead, Jim 74,75, 101 Ramstead, Sue 29, 32,40, 58 Randall, Tyler 79, 101 Randklev, Randy 92, 101 Rasmussen, Brian 20, 28, 101 Rasmussen, Linda 30,32, 51,84 Rasmussen, Suzette 51 Rathke, Jackie 52 Ray, Barb 5,22,27,29,60 Rebar, John 11,12,19,20,28, 101 Redman, Kathy 5,37,95, 101 Reedy, Dave Reeves, Pam 60 Regan, Al 58 Regan, Debbie 58 Regan, Tom 11, 86, 101 Rentola, David 6, 58 Reynolds, Larry 51, 63,68, 69, 70,71,s2 Ribbe, Patti 27, 51 Rice, Dan 86, 101 Rice, Juli 53 Richards, Jim 23, 26, 27,28, 29,52,63,68,86, 102 Olhava, Jill 5,23,37,56, 58,61 Olhava, Mike 5,23,42,7s,9s, 100,103 Olinger, Pat 58 Oliphant, Mark 58 Olmstead, Rick 20, 100 Olsen, Brian 20, 28, 100 Olsen, Dale 58, 64, 66, 67 Olsen, Kris 8,27,29,51 Olsen, Maris 16,21,23,47, 58 Olsen, Torger 31,53,74 Olson, Dick 99, 100 Olson, Rhonda 23,31, 51, 52, 76 o'Neil, Monica Orlob, Colette 23,29,47,5o,51 Orwiler, Ernest 51,72 Orwiler, Gail 58 Riggs, Carl 86,102 Robbins, Glen 5,8, 51, 52 Robbins, Julie 5,29,58,98 Robbins, Oscar 43,45, 102, 107 Roberts, Debbie 51,52, 53 Roberts, Juanita 58 Roberts, Mae 29,32,51 Roberts, Nancy 25,27, 51 Robinson, Pat 58 Rodgers, Mike 51 Rogers, Carolyn 53 Rose, Steve 1,21,22,47,63, 68,69,71,79,102,127 Rounds, Rhonda 38, 105 Rova, Karen 25, 30,31,87 , 102, 107 Ryan, Cindy 22,38,47,86,87, 102 Orwiler, Mike 32,45,82,100 Oswald, Stuart Ryan, Kris 11,23,25,26, 29, 47,51 FACU LTY Ryan, Rick 22,23,58,80,87 Ryan, Ron 86, 102 St, Clair, Crys 51 St, Clair, Mike 105 St, Peters, Kathie 33,105 Salazar, Jim 20, 28, 102 Salo, Dave 22, 58, 64,67 Salt, Christie 105 Sandberg, Kristi 18,58,84 Sandin, Randy 58,60,78 Schaefbauer, Wanda 5, 8, 18, 31,32, 52, 58,76,77 Schmuck, Dave 23, 58, 99 Scott, Cathy 99 Scott, Lynn 99 Scrafford, Jim 23, 85, 102 Seaman, Bill 102 Seevers, Linda 51 Shalda, Pam 19,30,58 Shannon, Bill 52 Shardelman, Mike 23, 105 Shardelman, Terri 51 Shaw, Greg 22, 58,64, 68 Shawn, Sharon 16,22, 28, 44, 87 , 102 shcats, Carl 22,23,5s,s4,66,s2 Sheflo, Gary 58 Shivel, John 5, 8,20, 23,28, 29, 60 Silverwood, Larry 60 Simon, David 58 Simonson, Ron 51 Sinclair, Bob 59 Sinclair, Rich 102 Sinclair, Stella 59,84 Skelley, Steve 51,70 sluys, Diane 11,21,2s,56,59 Smith, Clint 14, 22,64, 65,66, 91, 99, 102 Smith, Debbie 8, 11, 51, 52, 53 Smith, Marty 5, 8, 23, 26, 59 Smith, Randy 21,23,101,102 Smith, Richard 22,51,70,a0 Snoey, Bill 59 Snyder, Arlene 59 Spalding, Dennis 51 Spickler, Angela 105 Stafford, Diane Stanford, Rita 44,86,87,103 Stanford, Roger 59 Stapleton, Bruce 31,78 , 99, 103 Stark, Diane 51 Stark, Sue 5,87,103 Stearns, Chuck 59 Stearns, Debbie 11, 24, 56, 59 Steele, Jody 103 Stevens, David 23, 51, 52, 53 Stewart, Austin 92, 103 Stice, Richard 51 Stitzer, Randy 51 Stoeckmann, Kathy 17,21,76, 77,103 Storhoff, Kris 5, 54, 59 Stout, Lori 5,59 Strand, Pam 21, 24,27 ,28, 56, 59,99, 106 Strandskov, Gary 59 Strathman, Barbara 25, 29, 53 Striker, Mark 2, 11, 12, 21, 32, 103 Striker, Rick 51, 52, 61 Stromberg, Janey 28,86, 105 Stuart, Bill 18, 19,20, 23, 28, 59, 61 Suhr, Roy Sullenger, Suzan 29, 30 , 32, 51 Sullivan, Marie 29, 30, 32, 51 Sullivan, Mike 59,81 Sullivan, Roger 81, 103 Svare, Lisa 59 Swanson, Merrilee 9, 11, 23,25, 47, 51, 53,81 Swearingen, Joanne 37 , 89 Swearingen, Steve 23, 59,68, Svcnson, Kareen 30, 51, 53 Talmadge, Don 8,52, 103 Talmadge, Doug 8, 51, 52 Tantiprasongchai, Wanida 5, 15, 29,105 Teames, Marca 11,22,32,43,76, 77,s5,s7,103 Tero, Steve 51,52 Terry, Kris 27,28,99,103 Thomson, Bruce 51 Thornton, Donna 29, 54, 59 Thornton, Tom 51 Thorsen, Erik 51 Thorsen, Norman 12, 105 Thorsen, Pete 42,105,107 Timmerman, Rita 33, 59 Williver, John 100, 104 Willson, Michele 105 Wilson, Jim Wistrand, Steve 52, 64,67 ,70,80 Witherspoon, Cathy 52 Witherspoon, Liz 98, 104, 107 Witte, Sue 32, 38, 52 Wolfe, Cristy 22, 23,32,87 , 104 Wonder, Steve 52 Wood, Diane 25,32,42,87 , 104 Worland, Alice 52 Wynn, Duane 52 Yeager, Jerry 10, 11, 16, l7,21, 22,32,64,65,s5,6s,70,71,a2, 83,l04,106,l27 Youderian, Trisha 60 Ballard, Dick 38,66,70 Berg, Robert 40,42 Bowsher, Robert 41 cnsrleman, John 5,27,39,42,43 Colcord, Philip 45 Drake, Phyllis 17,39 Edgcrs, Don 8,39 Eliason, Clarence 36 Ellis, Lee 35 Fuhrer, Nancy 35,39 Gnos, Joe 33, 3-4, 35, 42 Gordon, Richard 106 Ham, Clayton 35,40 Hanaway, Carole 25, 39, 41, 53 llansbcrry, Dale 45 Hansen, Lyle 36 Holm, Garce 44 Ilowgatc, John 38,40 Johnson, Alice -I-I Tingelstad, Jerry 59 Tinnin, Gordon 51, 52 Tipton, Dave 27 , 51 Titterness, Jack 52 Tobin, Colleen 23,25, 52 Todd, Gary 20,23,75, 92,103 Todd, Ron 52 Todd, Terry 39, 87 , 103 Todd, Tim 29, 52, 53 Tracy, Brian 32, 52 Treischel, Karla 11, 12, 24, 25, 28,31,63,87,93,96.99,103, 106 Tucker Deb ie 38 6 Tuson, Jill 23, 52 Tweiten, Paul 22,23,52,78,79, 104, 106 Tweten, Sandy 87 , 104 Valley, Judi 18,26 Valley, Lora 23,32,40,104 Valley, Nita 48,52 Van Auken, Lorraine 28,33, 59 vnnderhalf, Brenda 25,29,52 Vanderhalf, John 20,22,28,52, 65,67,81 Vanderhalf, Wanda 45, 86, 87, 104 Van Der Sys, Kathi 8,9, 11,39 87 , 89 , 104 Vaughan, Helen 8, 9, 16, 104 Vorwerk, Roxanne 60 Vring, Patty Jo 21,56, 59 Waag, John 5,47 , 59, 61, 63,80 Wahl, Linda 8,l5,21,25,26,32, 59,76 Waldroop, Lynn 29, 30, 52 Wales, Luann 25, 31, 59 Wales, Roy Walker, Steve 60,85 Wallace, Bob 22,59 Wallin, Patty 25,32,54,59 Walsh, John 8,20,21,23,28, 58, 59 Walton, Chris 23,28,86,105 Wamsley, Ginny 52 Watland, Tami 22,27, 28, 86, 99, 104 Watson, Kitty Watson, Steve 59,70 Weaver, Buddy 52 Webster, David 52,81 Webster, Robert 52 Weiss, Kathy 27 , 52 Wells, Dennis 52 Wells, John 52,57,s5 Young, Sidonie 8,9,15,30,54, 58,60,61 Yount, Tony 48, 52,70 Zimmer, Dennis 52 Zuarri, Marsha 11,23, 25, 29, 52 ACTIVITIES INDEX Assemblies 7 , 31 , 99 Awards 14,30, sup, Band 8,26 Baseball 80,81, sup. Basketball 68,69,70,7l,74,75 Boys' Club 23 Choir 8,28 Girls' Glee 29 Compass Staff 16,32 Cross Country 78 Drama S,9, 31 F,F,A, 33 F,N,C, 33 Football 64 , 65, 66, 67 Foreign Exchange Club Girls' Club 22,94 Girls' Lettermen 32 Golden Spear 32 Gold 79 Gymnastics 76,77 Homecoming 12, 13,61 Junior Prom 18, 19, 59 Lettermen's Club 22 Majorettes 26 Mame sup, Northern Lights 28,99 Orchestra 27 ,43 Rally Squad 24 Senior Ball sup. Ski Club 23 Stage Band 29 Student Council 10, 11 Tennis 84, 85 Tolo sup, Torch Honor 21, sup. Track 82,83, sup. Wrestling 72,73 Viking Staff 17,127 viks 25,41 15,20 Johnson, Don 37 , -10, 95 Lee, Don -I0 McDowell, Vera 38 lllalfait, Roger 38,72,73 Messenger, Anne 42 lllikkelborg, John 43,96 Minnitti, Robert 36 Mitchell, Robert 36 Morrow, Ardis 36 Nelson, Janice 44 Nielsen, Steve 80, 81 Nohel, Ruth 43,84 Otto, Jack 45,47 Overholt, Marian 42 Owens, Elsie 45 Perry, Michael 37 Prlmty, Duane 40,41 Richl, Eugene 37 Sandberg, Harry 42,79 Schmuck, Mel 36 Sebring, Lilly 45 Smith, Margaret 40,41 Sparrow, Kenneth 37 Stenerson, Gordon 35, 43 , 64 , G5 70 Suttel, Richard 45 Taylor, Virgil 35,38,64,8O Thatcher, Michael 41,7-4,75 Tipton, Norma 42 Wade, Hope 15,l6,39 Wallin, Thelma 45 Yeager, William 45 nz- xfg - 5 6' v Whitbeck, Joe 45, 105 Williams, Debbie 52 Williams, Gary 86, 105 Williams, Laurie 8, 20, 28, 54, 59 Williams, Pete 39,45, 86,87 , 105 INDEX Amundsen, Martin 34, 35, 39 Arntz, Gerald 32,40,41,78,83 Backlund, Lester 41 Twelve graduating seniors completed high school with a 3.5 grade average or above. Front Row: Mark Strik- er, Laura Gordanier, Kathy Stoeekmann, Lisa Heins and Tom Haynes. Row 2: Hance Jones, Rex Carlaw-ai 4.00 vale- dictorian, Mike Berry, Kim Hoover, and Kregg Hoover-u 3.89 salutator- ian. Not pictured were Randi Beck and Gretchen Prindle. Achievements Revvarded At Year's End Ken Aitchison, Steve Rose, Craig Ander- son and Larry Reynolds tlj were awarded tro- phies for their performance in basketball. Two wrestlers, Mike Berry and Greg Prin- dle CZJ, received special awards for their sea- son's contribution. Clint Smith, Pat Klein, Jerry Yeager, Sean Atteridge and Dave Hughey L33 were the five football-award winners. Each year an outstanding junior girl and boy are chosen by the local Masonic Lodge. This year Lisa Gordanier and Mark Amis Q41 were selected and both received a S50 bond at a dinner held in their honor. Jerry took a refreshing mud bath after the tinal football practice, not by choice, but as a special award from his faithful friends on the team. 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John Shivel14l Butch Harwell 13.43 . Dave Tipton 16,81 Tami Watland 16.83 Ann Fitzmauricc 167 . . . . Molly Eppcrson13.4J . Jerry YezigCr13.4J ,.. BradJcnwcn197 l 7'll ni LIAR.. V 'X-gn L ,J 'ff' f 'v.' ii F4 4-aw..- g 126-C' Fashion Show, Tolo Add Spring Color 3 Mowflil W .. 'mum Ktiihll X ,f Candids of thc Girls' Club Tolo, March 20, featuring music by Adam Wind and a St. Patrick's Day theme: Monica O'Neil. Mark Mathis ill: Craig Anderson, Marca Tcames Q53 Teri Bald- win. Greg Bedingcr, Jim Richards. and Lisa Gordauier 133. Laura Gordanicr 145, J.C. Pcnncy's Fashion Board Representative, modeled Permcy's fashions to music and narration by Clyde thc Computer at a Girls' Club Assembly in March. Kregg Hoover Q51 won his match at a home match against South. 126-D lj W s W,,.rWWm,m-A ,, , ' 1 ,W , i i y y s e Va, , fy, U5 G 4 r ig' fl fr ' ' i Ziyi'-f, 'G 4 .,. A. M ..,. , h ., V' ' I .53 ,. , . :8u-4. ' AQ- as ',5,.1Eg.,3,L'f fy V1 ,. 'O 3 . 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Eugene Purser was outstanding on the mound for NK this year. In 445 he fired a strike during a game with CK. In the background stood the third baseman, Tom Haynes. Rick Ryan dived back into first, safe, after his lead drew a pick-off attempt by the opposition. The first baseman crouched for the tag. Mike Dennis sprinted to the bag C63 and barely beat it out for a single. my. - 'A 'W r- ' ,i ,1 '44,,.?..s-va ,ff ' - 'r'7 rffc,az..':., 'f- ED J' V' 'EW .ar ,,..n1pt -of Llilf'l': Wunidti Tzintiprusonvelnii, Peter MeMillin. D Linda Jgieolnsen. Clniek Gerstenberger und Denise Clot- telter useend to tlie banquet rooin ot' tlie Poplz1r:sRest1n1- runt. TOP CEN'l'liR1 Dave lliggenbottoni. Jeanne Le- Claire. Marry Benning, Torn Saul, Wtinidzi T. Lind Peter M. uwaiit tlieir top Sirloin. baked potato dinner. ABOVE: Eileen DeL1ipp, Allred Minder, Tumi Wutlnnd and Clint Smith listen to the Senior Proplieey as read by Mr. Edgers. 126-l-' 1 ,, gg L , 2'-25 M-, ,, ABOVE: Bev Jacobson, Kathy Stoeckmann, Gary Soder- stroln, Connie Pinter and Mark Striker swing to the music of 21 rock band from Roosevelt lliglt School. RIGHT: A clrunge ol' pace: couples dance to a slow contemporary song. l26-G X R O5 eree ,Q HAPPENINGS Even To ...........The End HJ liarcwell Debbie Bishop 453 Change in dress Code Q25 Dedication of Murine Science Building 46, 3-H 4 39 Girls' badminton team 1 7? Dress-code pr0blC111S 14 l FFA Animal lfarm 18? .lorry auctioning records ff--H'-' -' , W ' ACKNOWLEDG EMENTS Wouldn't you agree that the VIKING portrays an image of its theme, CHANGE ? Not only did the book grow in size, but new ideas and techniques were used to better re- cord the history of this school year. The sta.ff's heartiest thanks go to Mrs. Drake, our advisor and hard- est worker. Her creativeness and helpfulness motivated our work as did the goodies she brought for quick after-school energy, Our special appreciation is extended to Mr. Bud Smith from Hudson's Studio in Bremerton for taking nearly all of our pictures, We thank Mr, E,W, Drake, Mr. Rangveld Kvelstad, Mr, Duane Prunty, Mr. John Castleman, and the BREMERTON SUN for the use of their photographs. We are grateful to the faculty for their pa- ience during picture-taking sessions and the local merchants who helped finance our yearbook. n Last of all, a special thanks to the students of N,K, for providing the real action for the '70 VIKING, Editor and VIKING staff 1970 VIKING STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Laura Gordanier Copy Editor ............. Lisa Heins Make-up Editor, , , Kathy Stoeckmann Asst, Make-up Editor,Debbie Bishop Art Editor ........ Kathy Stoeckmann Faculty Editor ......... Cheryl J arvi Senior Editor ........... Randi Beck Underclassmen ..... Noreen Kanatzar Editor Activities, Organizations Editors. . . Jill Fox, Mary Benning Debbie Bishop, Kurt Eckhardt Carla Moff, Chuck Gerstenberger Snorts Editors ........ JGITY Yeager Ray Mathison, Kurt Eckhardt Ken Aitchison, Cheryl Jarvi Chuck Gerstenberger Index Editor ........ Janet Anderson Ad Editors ........... Debbie Bishop Chuck Gerstenberger Business Managers, Bookkeepers. . . Terry Johnson, Chuck Gerstenberger Photographers ......... Cheryl Jarvi Janet Anderson, Kathy Stoeckmann Typists. . . Ken Aitchison, Lisa Heins Noreen Kanatzar Salesmen ............... Entire Staff Advisor ......... Mrs. Phyllis Drake A , i if DQ I Q' Q, uf , . g i 1 I I if 1 litffii Ilfffli ' S . ff? I I- Ii I Q .m..W vqx.. III1. ij- 35 W' N-im A ' l 'i If Tijijn Z ' N 'fl W-f..,..., I I 1 1 11 I. ff. H .' 1: Y 'g TTI flliwxllfff I4-3, Jl,jI I ..I .q3IliETj Q . ll Q7 K F iw J' if L .., Y, L V nf :F ji I , Il W lv I Tl fi. I I - f 1 I . 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