Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1960 volume:

The Quinault Staff of J. M. Weatherwax High School Aberdeen, Washington Presents the (fumault 1000... FOREWORD The Quinault Staff of 1960 worked with one purpose—to capture the activities of a year between two covers. In the mind of every staff member was the thought, A better annual—a better record for my fellow students. His every new idea, his every extra effort was focused on this objective. A school annual is a means to preserve our fun, our worries, and our progressive record of growth while in high school. It is our hope that when you open your annual in future years, recollections of feverish cramming, the anticipation of elections, the significance of commencement, and all the other memories of years behind, will again be recalled. Co-editors, DEDICATED • • • To you, our Mothers and Fathers . . . whose interests have been in the inaproviment of our lives . . . whose love and encouragement have been inspirational . . . and whose never-ending sacrifices have made possible these many years of education . . . we respectfully dedicate the QU1NAULT of 1960. We hope that this tribute you so rightly deserve will prove how highly we regard you. Jntfl (®itr Unrtfi Behind this doorway lies a unique world — a training ground for achievement, creativeness, cooperation, and sportsmanship. This is our world, high school. Our basic purpose is achievement. In studies, sports, and clubs, we strive to master our task. To many an outsider we appear as an indiscernible mass. We dress alike, style our hair the same, and go places in big groups, but we think differently. We are individuals. Among us are the personalities that will emerge as the future doctors, ministers, artists, or pioneers of space. We extend to the reader, whether familiar or not with Weatherwax High, an invitation to step through our doorway and view the activities and progress of the inhabitants of a world dedicated to producing the America of tomorrow. REPRESENTING YOG • • • PRESIDENT: Jim Pritchett All in favor, say 'Aye'.’’ Thus a vote was cast by the Senate under the leadership of President Jim Pritchett. The Senate is composed of the Student Body President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, eight Senators from each class, the class presidents, Boys' Federation President, Council of Girls President, leaders of various school organizations, and Yell King. Assisting with student government was the Board of Control, which included all student body officers. Meetings were held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, at which members discussed and took action on school problems. Spirit was certainly popping” at Weatherwax this year. Among the many accomplishments under the student leadership was the completion of the Student Lounge, providing an enjoyable place to spend extra time during lunch periods and after school. The lounge also served as a meeting place for the Senate and Board of Control. The student body is grateful to those who helped to complete the lounge and to the teachers who volunteered their services as supervisors. Other projects in which the Senate and Board of Control took part were the annual World Clothing Drive, the revision of the school constitution, and co-operation with the Hoquiam Board of Control in preventing problems during the Thanksgiving Day game. The Senate and the French Club made plans together for participation in the Foreign Student Exchange program, which is a community project. After a detailed explanation by Mr. Bar-tine, the Student Body budget was studied and approved. Senate members also contributed towards the purchase of Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. Several committees were appointed by the President to aid in improving school conditions. These included the Hall Traffic Committee, which studied hall conditions and suggested possible solutions, and the Beautification Committee, which made great strides in improving and caring for the school grounds. Board of Control members received pins for their services and an opportunity to attend a student government conference in Longview. All student government members concluded the successful and rewarding 1959-60 school year with a picnic. THE STUDENTS VICE-PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER Sandy Seyler Nancy Gill Toni Laier SENATE ROW ONE: Harris, Scyler, Yantsin, Swanson, Jacka, Ruecker, Pederson. Zembal, Clark, West. Nelson. Malstrom Laier. Gill, Strunk. ROW TWO: Chouinard. McCaw, Ultican. Gudaz. Pakonen. Gauntlett. Elw.iy, Gordon, Janzik, Hansmeier, Jones. ROW THREE: Rosevcar, Roberts, Brines, Enkerud. Archie. Jacka, Rauhala, Said, Reid, Pcntilla. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Curran PRINCIPAL Mr. Londahl VICE-PRINCIPAL PRINCIPALS MESSAGE Each year we look forward to the publication of the Quinault. In it is contained the record of the classes, activities and achievements. May its pages and pictures prove their real value as in later years we relive those happy experiences. To the sponsor, the editors, and staff, our thanks for another fine product of their efforts. May the values of meeting their responsibilities always be constructive forces throughout their future lives. To the Class of ’60 my best wishes and a hope that, when today as never before, the world needs your best, you will meet the challenge of leadership, using your leadership so that it might become a strong positive force for what is right. Congratulations to the Class of 1960! DISTRICT OFFICIALS: Dr. Berkcn, Mr. Tom Birk, Chairman; Mr. H. J. Kramer, Superintendent; Mr. Edwin Van Syckle, Mr. Harry Goldstein, Mr. Steve Turk, Secretary. 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Agricultural College Grinnell College Mrs. Strong Mr. Sullivent Counseling, Effec. Living Printing, Mech. Drawing University of Georgia University of Oregon —to— Mr. Traxler Psychology, Typing University of Michigan Mrs. Tullus Library Western Reserve Univ. Mrs. Wacker Latin Sioux Falls College Mrs. Wassell Home Economics Oregon State College Mr. Wassell Biology College of Puget Sound Mr. Watson History, Coach Oklahoma State Univ. Mr. Wollam French, English Montana State University Miss Yates English, Journalism University of Arkansas Mr. Young Geometry, Algebra Central Washington Col. Mrs. Sutton Assistant Librarian COOKS Mrs. Harral. Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Balderston, Mrs. Wyninger. OFFICE STAFF 1 ; f W Mrs. Norm, Mrs. Brado, Mrs. Hogan. CUSTODIANS Mr. Carlson, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Golby. —n— In dedicating the 1960 QUINAULT to our parents, we mentioned their efforts to help us through twelve years of school. Upon retirement this year, Miss Gladys Shindler will have completed thirty-six years in the Aberdeen school system, engaged in similar efforts. The students who have been helped toward a happier life by this devoted teacher may be number-bered in the thousands. Many of our parents will recall pleasant, fruitful hours spent in her classes. We speak for all of them as well as ourselves when we say, ‘‘Thank you for your help, Miss Shindler.99 We close with Mr. Curran's words, “Her contribution toward the well-being of our community has been outstanding. SENIOR CLASS To the tune of our class song, Graduation Day, we're off to conquer systems, and worlds, and old Wea-therwax is left in the hands of the underclassmen. We of '60 began our high school years as an eager and active class, sponsoring the Sophomore Hop, participating in the March of Dimes Drive, and upholding high scholarship. Officers for that year were Carol Chouinard, President; Alan Jacka, Vice President; and Natalie Yantsin, Secretary-Treasurer. Shortly afterwards we found ourselves promoted to a higher rank. Leading us were Jim Pritchett, President; Jerry Rauhida, Vice President; and Sharon Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. A highlight of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Ball, which had the theme, Island in the Sky.” The decorations were out of this world! By this time it was evident that we abided by our motto, Plan Alan Jacka, President HISTORY Jerry Rauhala, Vice President Janis George, Secretary-Treasurer your work, and work your plan.” The chosen class colors were gold and white; our class flower was the yellow rose. And then came the realization of our dreams and ambitions — Seniors! — and the year when we reigned supreme. Elected as class officers were Alan Jacka, President; Jerry Rauhala, Vice President; and Janis George, Secretary-Treasurer. Projects undertaken in our Senior year included the March of Dimes Drive and the Junior-Senior Ball, which had a Blue Hawaii theme, a romanticist's salute to the fiftieth state. During our years at Weatherwax we have grown in knowledge, abilities, and ambition. Now we, the class of I960, leave to enter the challenging outside world. SENIOR CLASS Gordon Carl Acker Swimming, 2,3,4; Senior Class Play; Tennis 4; Forensics 4; All School Play. Sharon Ainsworth Modern Language Club 3; Spanish Club 3; C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 3; Friendly Com. 4; Torch Tri Y 4. Dick Amble Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Latin Club 2; Concession Crew 2,3; Retail Selling, V.P 4. Ken Anderson (“Andy”) B Squad Football; Spanish Club 2,3. Robert Anderson (“Buddy”) Boys' Fed. 2,3,4. Patricia Eileen Antich (“Pat”) Leaderettes 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, Sec. 4; Quill Scroll 3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr-Sr. Ball Com. Chair. 3; Drill Team 3,4; Quinault 3, Photo. Ed. 4; Latin Club 2. Ed Archie B Squad Football 2, A Squad 3,4; Track 2,3, Capt. 4; “A” Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 2,3,4; Senate 4; Locker Comm. 3,4. Eva Marie Atkins (“Sport”) T.T.S. 3,4. Betty Baker Library 3; T.T.S. 4. John Baker (“Terry”) Transfer from Montesano 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Theodore R. Balagot (“Ted”) A Squad Football 2,3,4; B Squad Football 2; Baseball 2,3,4; “A” Club 2,3,4. Robert Balderston (“Bob”) Boys’ Fed. Locker Comm. 2,3, Chair. 4; Projection Crew 2,3,4; K.O.B. 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2. Susan Ballard Golden Fins 2; Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; French Club 3,4; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. Chair. 4. Angelo A. Ballasiotes Boys’ State 3; Senate 4; Football 3,4; Quinault 4; Hi Y I 2,3, Sergeant at Arms 4; Latin Club, Pres. 2; Baseball 3,4; Service Officer 3. James Banks (“Jim”) “A” Club 2,3,4; Service Officer 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Thomas Barklow Transfer from Elma 4; Band 2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Honor Society 3. Jim Barnett (“Donald”) Retail Selling 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Albert Barton (“Al”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Parking Comm. 2,3. Ken Bebich Football 2; A Squad Football 3; Track 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Walter R. Berglund Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Hi Y III 2,3, Chaplain 3; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 2,4. Cecelia Marie Berdine Transfer from Coos Bay 3; Rifle Club 4; Girls’ Glee 4; Photography 2; Drama 2; F. H. A. 2,3. Helen Blacketer (“Jean”) C.O.G. 2,3,4. Owen Birk Olympus Hi Y 2,3, V.P. 4; Band 2,3; Choir 2,3; Rifle Club 2; Concession Crew 3,4; Latin Club 2. Elizabeth Bjorne (“Betty”) Tri Y II 2,3, Reporter 4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2,3,4; Service Comm. 2; O.B., Reporter 4. Gary Bostwick Olympus Hi Y 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Russell R. Boyer (“Bob”) Band 2; Track 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2; Hi Y 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4. Raymond Braley Projection Crew 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Parking Comm. 4; Olympus Hi Y 3,4. William H. Bramstedt Hi Y 2,3,4, V.P. 3; Concession Crew 2,3,4. Ted Bridges K.O.B. 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Harold F. Brodin Pep Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; French Club 3; Band 2,3,4. Ronald C. Brown Band 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; B Squad Basketball 2; Hi Y III 2,3; B Squad Football 2, Manager 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. Barbara Lee Brownrigg Drill Team 3,4; Torch Tri Y 2, Reporter 3, Chaplain 4; Honor Society 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2,3,4; Choir 4; French Club 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Madrigal 4; G.A.A. 2. Fredrick Bruener “A” Club 3, Sec. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; B Football 2; A Football 3,4; B Basketball 2; A Basketball 3,4; French Club 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Brian E. Bureh Swimming Team 2,3; Y.M.B.A. 2,3,4; “A” Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Garnet Burgess K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Nancy Marie Burghardt Choir 2,3,4; Tri Y IV 2,3; French Club 3; Forensics Team 3; Chairman of Friendly Comm. 4; Chairman of C.O.G. Lounge Comm. 4. Judith Burlingame (“Judy”) Transfer from Montesano 2; Office Practice 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Larry Button Latin Club 2; Hi Y III 2,3; Projection Crew 2,3,4; 100-Mile Club 2; O.B. 3,4; K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Frances Capps (“Fran”) Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Charles L. Carl (“Chuck”) Swimming Team 2,4; Concession Crew 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. Carole Carlson G.A.A. 2,4; C.O.G. Lounge Comm. 3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 4; T.T.S. 4; Spanish Club 3. Bruce Caron K.O.B. 2,3, Lieut. 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Elizabeth Carossino (“Beth”) C.O.G. Art Comm. 3, Chair. 4; Future Teachers 4; Honor Society 2; Junior-Senior Ball Poster Comm. 3. Harry Carson (“Templeton”) Senate 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. James E. Chapin B Football 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Carol E. Chouinard Soph. Class Pres. 2; Senate 2,4; S.W. Wash. Student Council 2, Sec. 3, V.P. 4; G.A.A. 2,3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; G.O.G. Service Comm. 2,4; Drill Team 3,4; Girls’ Glee 4. Clyde E. Christie K.O.B. 2,3,4; Tennis 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Larry Christoffer (“Lee”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Gary Churchel Stage Crew 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Kristine Clark Drill Team 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 2,3; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 2; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 2; Senate 4. John Cole Dance Band 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Intra. Basketball 2,5 Band 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Patricia Collins (“Patty”) Latin Club 2; G.A.A. 3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Gary L. Cosper Concession Crew 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Hi Y I 2,3, Pres. 4; Swimming Team 2; Quinault 3, Sports Ed. 4. Sharon Covall Torch Tri Y 2,3,4; Social Comm. 2; Compt. Off. 4; Jr. Sr. Ball Decorat. Comm. 3; Girls’ Glee 2; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 4. David M. Craig Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Carol Jeanne Creelman Future Nurses 2,3,4; Tri Y VI 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; C.O.G. Scrap Book Comm. 3; Girls’ Glee 3,4. Norma Cuzick Tri Y II 2,3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Diane Davenport C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 3; Jr-Sr. Ball Comm. 3; Retail Selling, Historian 4. Emma Jane Davis Future Nurses 2,3,4; Tri Y IV 3,4; T.T.S. 3; Play Therapy 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; C.O.G. Lounge Comm. 2. Jannene Dobson C.O.G.; Girls’ Glee. Jeff Drake Boys’ Fed. Traffic Parking Comm. 3,4. Patricia Dwyer (“Pat”) Honor Society 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2,3, Service Comm. 2,3, Chair. 4; Future Nurses 2,3, Reporter 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3,4. David Eaton (“Dave”) Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. John Edwards B Squad Football 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. John Ehrhart Swimming 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2,3; K.O.B. 2; Hi Y I 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sandra Elder T.T.S. V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Play Therapy 3. Tom Elledge Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Kathleen Elway Leaderettes 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Girls’ Glee 4; Tri Y I 2, Treas. 3; Latin Club 2; Service Comm. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4. Leo Emery Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Jane Emmelman Library Science 2; Art Comm. 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Charles Edward Enkerud (“Inky”) Yell King 4; Yell Duke 3; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Band Officer 3; Orch. 3,4; Choir 2,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4. Barbara Pauline Erwin Latin Club 2,3; T.T.S. 3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Sandra Lee Esler Transfer from Hoquiam 4. Carl Evanson A Squad Basketball 2,3,4; A Squad Football 3,4; Band 2,3; Tennis 2; “A” Club 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 3,4; Boys’ Fed. Locker Comm. 2,3,4. Tom Everham Transfer from Highline High School 3; Football 2; Golf 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Robert Everitt (“Bob”) Transfer from South Bend 3; Band 2,3; Track 2 Walter Fargo (“Jack”) Golf 2,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. John F. Faulkner Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Projection Crew 2,3. Sharri Elizabeth Faulkner Honor Society 2,3,4; C.O.G. 2,3, Treas % Tri Y IV 2,3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. Linda Lee Ferrier O. B. 3, Ed. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Quill Scroll 3, Sec. 4; Tri Y II 2, Sec. 3, 4; Tennis 3,4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Melvin L. Fleming Olympus Hi Y 3,4; Honor Society 2,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Katherine Fovargue Honor Society 2,3,4; C.O.G. 2,3, V.P. 4; Girls’ State 3; Drill Team 3, V.P. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Tri Y IV 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Latin Club 2,3. Sharon Ann Fox Tri Y IV 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Latin Club 2; Retail Selling 4; Compt. Off. 3 Charles Fradenburg Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Transfer from Boise, Idaho. Bill Fritts A „ Swimming 2,3,4; Rifle Team 2,3,4; Football 2; “A” Club 2,3,4. Karen Frye T.T.S. 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; C.O.G. 3,4; Welcoming Comm. 2. Dave Gadwa B Football Mgr. 2; A Football Mgr. 3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2; Forensics Squad 3,4; All School Play 3; Concession Crew 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sandra Dee Gauntlett Leaderettes 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4; Drill Team 4, Treas. 3; Tri Y IV 2, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Quinault Staff 4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. Janis Leslie George Honor Society 2,3,4; Sr. Class Sec.-Treas. 4; Quinault Copy Ed. 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Spanish Club Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Jr. Sr. Ball Chair. 3; Service Officer 3; C.O.G. Comm. 2,3. Nancy Gill S.B. Sec. 4; Senate 4; Choir 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Activity Point Recorder 2,3, Sec. 4; Art Comm. 2,3,4; Latin Club 3; Drill Team 3,4. Ron Giuntoli Band 2,3, Pres. 4; Orchestra 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; French Club 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. Gary Glandon (“Beaver”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Paul Gobat Transfer from Montesano 2; K.O.B. 2,3; Honor Society 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Peter V. Gonigam Hi Y III 3, Pres. 4; Tennis 4; French Club 3, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2,3; B.B.I. 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Jere Goodrich Transfer from Clover Park 3; Baseball 2; Service Officer 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Ron Granberg Dance Band 2,3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,4; Chaplain 4; Boys’ State 3; Honor Society 2; Lunch Room Comm. 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Katherine Ann Griffiths Student Lunch Room Comm. 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Tri Y II 2,3, Chaplain 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2,3,4; C.O.G. Service Comm. 4. Linda Haek Transfer from Victor Ville High School; French Club; C.O.G. 2,3,4; Teen Age Club. Shirley Haindel Spanish Club 3; Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; Future Nurses 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Jack Haley K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Gail Leona Hannuk Song Queen 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Leaderettes 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 4; Madrigal 3,4; Starlighters 3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Quinault Staff 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Judith Hansmeier (“Judy”) C.O.G. Social Comm. 2; Comp. Office 3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorating Comm. 4; C. O. G. Friendly Comm. 4; Future Nurses 4; Yvonne Hanson Pep Club 2,3,4; Evergreen Tri Y 2; C.O.G. Social Comm. 3, 4; Drill Team 3,4; Office Practice 4. Gary W. Harrington Baseball 2,3; Tennis 4; Hi Y 2,3, Treas. 4; Band 2,3; Choir 2,4; Starlighters 4; Projection Crew 2,3; Boys’ Quartet 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Mike Harrington Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3, Sec. 4. Lynda Harris Quinault Staff 3, Co-Ed. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Senate 4; Latin Club 2,3; Jr-Sr. Ball Comm. 3; C.O.G. Program Comm. 3,4; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2. Bob Hazen (“Harley”) One Act Play 2; All School Play 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Linda Hedin Rifle Club 2; G.A.A. 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Fredrick Larry Hedwall Hi Y 2,3,4; Retail Selling 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Kay Heikkila G.A.A. 2; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2. Frank Henry Concession Crew 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Wayne Hensley Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Howard Hermanson (“Herman, Lee”) O.B. Staff 3,4; One-Act Plays 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. John Hirschbeck Rifle Club 2,3,4. Camera Club 3; Retail Selling 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. ’ Errol Craig Hogan Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2; French Club 3,4; Forensics Team 4; F.T.A. 3; Senior Class Play; All School Play 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Judith Marie Hornsby (“Judy”) Tri Y II 2,3,4; Library Science 2,4; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2,4; Debate 4; French Club 2. Jim House Choir 2,3; K.O.B. 2,3,4; Track 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Marilyn Hubler Tri Y I 2,3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 3; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2; Choir 2,3,4; Service Officer 2,4. Carl Huffman Jr. Locker Comm. 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Swimming 2; Baseball 2,3; Football 2,3,4. Larry Huisingh (“Huisingh-Gang”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Adrienne Hulbert (“Ade”) C.O.G. 2,3,4. Marjorie Hulbert (“Margie”) Rifle Club 2; G.A.A. 2; C.O.G. 2,3,4; Office Practice 3,4. Bill Hurme O.B. Staff, Editor in Chief 4; Band 2, Drum Major 3, Student Director 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Choir 3, Pres. 4, Student Director 4; Music Meet Solo Compt. 2,3,4; Hi Y I 2, Chaplain 3, V.P. 4. Steve Ibabao Track; “A” Club; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Alan Jacka Class V.P. 2; Class Pres. 4; Hi Y III 2, Treas. 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Geri Jackson Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Ball Com. Chairman 3; Pep Club 2,3, V.P. 4; Quinault 3; Quill Scroll 3, V.P. 4; Spanish Club V.P. 3; Future Teachers 3,4; C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 2,3; Service Officer 3,4. Bill James Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Leo Roger Jarvela Baseball 2,3; Choir 2,3; Retail Selling 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Keith Jewett 100-Mile Club 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Don Johnson K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Dorothy Jean Johnson Torch Tri Y 2,3; Honor Society 2; Latin Club 3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; French Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Girls’ Glee 3,4; C.O.G. Scrapbook Comm. 3; Social Comm. 2. Linda Johnson Song Queen 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, Pres. 3,4; Senate 2,3; Torch Tri 2,3, V.P. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3, Officer 4; Tennis 3,4; Drill Team 3; Leaderettes 2,3. Ken Jones Concession Crew 2, Co-Chair. 3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Roger Jump Transfer from Hoquiam 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Ronald Kadey Track 2,3,4; 200-Mile Club 3; K.O.B. 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Girls State 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Drill Team 3;Tri Y 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Service Officer 4; Golden Fins 2; Future Nurses 2,3,4; C.O.G. Comm. 2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4. Michael Kauno (“Mike”) Latin Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Melvin Keeton B Squad Football 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Helene Kelley (“Kelley”) Transfer from Seattle 4; Compt. Office 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Harold Ketola B Squad Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Perry Killebrew B Squad Football 2; B Squad Basketball 2; A Football 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; “A” Club 2,3,4; Orch. 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3; Pep Band 3,4. Karen Killman Pep Club 2,3,4; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2; Friendly Comm. 4; Future Nurses 4. Mary Kloempken Spanish Club 3,4; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2; Friendly Comm. 4; Future Nurses 3,4. Virg Kocher Hi Y I 2,3, Treas. 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3, Treas. 4; Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Orch. 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Concession Crew 4. Cheryl Kromer Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; C.O.G. Scoial Comm. 3. Ken Kuronen Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Antoinette Laier. (“Toni”) Student Body Treas. 4; Leaderettes 2,3,4; Board of Control 4; Senate 4; Quinault Staff 4; Tri Y I 2, Reporter 3, Sec. 3; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2,3; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Modern Language Club 2 Charles Laier (“Chuck”) Rifle Club 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; B Football 3; Olympus Hi Y 3,4; Track 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Helen Marie Lambrix Future Nurses 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; T.T.S. 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 4; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2. Jack Lang Transfer from Hill Military Academy, Portland 3; Projection Crew 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Donald LaRocque Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sandra Larson Drill Team 3,4; Choir 3, V.P. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Tri Y I 2,3, V.P. 4; Girls’ Glee 2; Latin Club 2,3; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2. Jimmie Lennstrom (“Jim”) Transfer from Lincoln 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Delbert Lew in Band 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Projection Crew 2,3,4; Choir 4; Pep Band 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Kathleen Liedes (“Kathy”) Honor Society; Leaderettes 3,4; Drill Team 3, V.P. 4; Tri Y 2,3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,4; Senate 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3; C.O.G. Art Comm.; Spanish Club. Linda Lee Lightburn Honor Society 2; Library 4; Latin Club 2; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Marilyn Lindskov Transfer from Isabel, South Dakota 4; Band 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Anna Marie Logan (“Anne”) Girls’ State 3; Tri Y IV 2,3,4; Senate 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Service Officer 4; Latin Club 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Planning Comm. 3; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 3; C.O.G. Program Comm. 2; O.B. 3 Mike Lonergan K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Maryette Loring Transfer from Port Angeles 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Spanish Club 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Jon Luedecker Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Boys’ State 3; Modern Language Club 2; “A” Club 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Dwight Lunceford Parking Comm. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Jo Ann Lynn Transfer from Montesano 3; C.O.G. Art Comm. 4; Office 4; Future Nurses 4. Steve Maki Hi Y 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Boys’ Eld. 2,3,4. Dolores Mangold C.O.G. Social Comm. 2; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 3,4; Drill Team; Jr.-Sr Ball Poster Comm; Office Practice 3. Ron Markgraf (“Spark”) Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Rose Marie Marshall Evergreen Tri Y 2, Chaplain 3, Pres. 4; French Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Honor Society 2 3,4; Act. Point Recorder 3,4; Future Nurses 4; G.A.A. 2,3: C.O.G. Service Comm. 2,3,4. Joe Matich “A” Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Mark Maynard Choir 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Gary McGregor Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4- Beverly McLaughlin (“Bev”) Soph. Class Play 2; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 3,4; Tri Y II 2, Reporter 3, VP. 4; Girls’ Glee V.P. 3, Pres. 4; G.A.A. 2; Future Nurses 4; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorating Comm 3 Walt Medak Choir 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed 2,3,4. Mike Melinkovich Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Senate 2,3; Tennis 2; “A” Club Pres. Brian Mills Honor Society 3,4; Starlighters 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; K.O.B. 2,3,4; Projection Crew 2,4; All State Choir 2; All Northwest Choir 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Ronald Moody (“Red”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sam Moody (“Major Moody”) K.O.B. 2,3,4; 100-Mile Club; Inter. Basketball 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sharon Moore „ „ Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Sec.-Treas. 3; Choir 2, V.P. 3, Section Leader 4; Drill Team 3,4; Leaderettes 3,4; Torch Tri Y 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2. Mary Morff (“Anna”) G.A.A. 2; Pep Club 2; Glee 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4 Camera Club 2,3,4; T.T.S. 3,4; Girls’ Joan Morrow Spanish Club 2,3; Tri Y 2,3; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. Tim Murphy Hi Y I 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Roger G. Myhre J 0 Transfer from New Town, North Dakota; Choir 2,3; Band 3. Bill Nelson K.O.B. 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Dianne Nelson Honor Society 2,3,4; Tri Y 2,3, V.P. 4; Quinault 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; Drill Team 3; Quill Scroll 3,4; French Club 3,4; Service Officer 4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2,4; Golden Fins 2; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3. Marcia Louise Nelson Senate 2,4; Service Officer 2,4; Latin Club 2,3; Future Teachers 3, Sec. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Torch Tri Y 2,3, Treas. 4; Drill Team 3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. Chair. 3; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Frank Neuert Transfer from North River 4; Letterman A Squad 2,3; B £quad Basketball; Class Sgt at Arms 1. Pamela Lee Niemi (“Pam”) O.B. 2,3, Feature Ed. 4; Future Teachers 2,3, Pres. 4; Modern Lang. Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Camera Club 2; C.O.G. 2.3.4; Lounge Comm. 2. Patricia Ann Nikolas (“Pat”) Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tri Y I 2,3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2, Service Comm. 3,4. Robert William Nikula, Jr. Transfer from Elma 3; Letterman’s Club (Football). Marilyn Nordlund Tri Y 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Debate Team 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2, Service Comm. 3,4; Latin Club 2. Edward Novak Latin Club 2,3,4; Band 3,4; K.O.B. 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. James Gregory Ogren Baseball 2,3,4; Hi Y I 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4. Don Otterstad (“Otter”) Baseball 2,3,4; B Squad Basketball 2; “A” Club 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 2,3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. Hall Traffic Comm. 2, Parking Comm. 3,4. Dan Pattison B Squad Football 2; A Baseball 2; Inter. Basketball 2; A Squad Football 3,4; “A” Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Dennis Peterson Boys’ Fed. Traffic and Parking Comm. 2,3,4. Don Peterson Concession Crew 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Verna Marie Peterson Forensics Team 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; C.O.G. Service Comm. 3,4; Social Comm. 2; Art Comm. 2; Tri Y II 2,3; Future Teachers 3,4; Girls’ Glee 2; Sr. Class Play 4. Leo Pilas K.O.B. 2; Camera Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Dyanne Potts Song Queen 4; Senate 3; Drill Team 3; Choir 2; Service Officer 2; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2,3; Lounge Comm. 4. Bob Preston Choir 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Boys’ Quartet 4. Judy Preston Tri Y I 2,3,4; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2,4; Social Comm. 2,4; Welcoming Comm. 2,4. James Marcus Pritchett Student Body Pres. 4; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Track 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2, Pres. 3,4; Senate 2; Student Lounge Comm. 3; Const. Comm. 2. Vic Pruett Baseball 2; Gold Team 2,3,4; Boys' Fed. 2,3,4. Patricia Ellen Qualls G.A.A. 2; T.T.S. 2. Janice Questi Honor Society 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2,3,4; Social Comm. 2. Warren Quirin K.O.B. 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Linda Ramsdell C.O.G. Service Comm. 2,3; Social Comm. 2,3; Lounge Comm. 2,3; Play Therapy 3; Girls’ Glee 2. Melvin Ramsdell Boys’ Fed. Traffic and Parking Comm. 3,4. Janis Rand (“Janie”) C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 2,3,4; Service Off. 2; Choir 2,3, Sec. 4; Orch. 2,3; Girls’ Glee 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Tri Y II 2,3, Treas. 4. Barbara Ranum C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 2,4; C.O.G. Service Comm. 3; Latin Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4. Gerald M. Rauhala (“Jerry”) A Football 3,4; A Basketball 3,4; B Football 2; B Basketball 2; Jr. Class V.P. 3; “A” Club 3,4; Boys’ Fed. Lounge Comm. 2,3,4. April Louise Reed Lib. Practice 4; Girls’ Glee 4; Transfer from Hoquiam 3. Mike Reid Honor Society 2; B Football 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Peter Reid A Football 3,4; A Basketball 3,4; B Football 2; B Basketball 2; Senate 2,3; Boys’ Fed. Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; French Club 2,3. Sherman Reynolds (“Mercium”) Swimming 2; Rifle Team 4; Retail Selling 4; D.E. Club 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3. John Rosmaryn Track 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Hi Y I 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Honor Society 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Alice Ross Leaderettes 3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Tri Y V 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Girls’ Glee 2; Service Off. 4; C.O.G. Program Comm. 2,3; Welcoming Comm. 4; Golden Fins 2; Tennis 3. Caye Reed Ross Pep Club 2,3,4; Choir 2,3, Section Leader 4; Ameta Chi Tri Y 2,3,4; Starlighters 4; Madrigal 4; Drill Team Leader 3,4; Latin Club 2. Mary Elizabeth Rupert C.O.G. Sec. 4; Leaderettes 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3, Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team Sec. 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Choir 2; Tri Y 2,3. Jo-Celle Russell C.O.G. Wei. Comm. 2; Drill Team 3,4; Leaderettes 2,3,4 Off Prac. 3; Girls Glee 2; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 4 Jr.-Sr. Ball Walls Comm. 3. David Mark Said A” Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Concession Crew 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Senate 4; Hi Y 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. David Sams Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Barbara Jo Sanford Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 2; Drill Team 3,4; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 3; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2. Janet C. Schaaf F.T.A. 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Choir 4; Tri Y V 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; C.O.G. Service Comm. 2,4. Beverly Ann Schoening Service Officer 3; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2; Drill Team 3; Library 3; Chairman Poster Comm. March Dimes 2; Decoration Comm. Jr.-Sr. Ball 3; Decoration Comm. Soph Hop. and May Day Dance 2. Arlene Lillian Schreck Girls’ Glee 4; Spanish Club 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Dave Soure (“Smiley”) Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Sandra Lee Seyler (“Sandy”) Student Body V.P. 4; Quinault 3, Co-Editor 4; Tri Y IV 2,3, Pres. 4; Girls’ State 3; Senate 3; Drill Team 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Service Officer 2; Latin Club 2. Patricia Shedd (“Patty”) G.A.A. 2,3,4; Service Officer 3; Library Staff 3; Comp. Office 4. Louis Silva French Club 2, V.P. 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. John Simera Concession Crew 2; K.O.B. 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. John Skarperud Concession Crew 3,4; Latin Club 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Bob Slenes Football 2 3,4; Senate 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Olympus Hi Y 2,3, Pres. 4; Latin Club 2; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Arlene Smith All School Play 3; T.T.S. 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Margot Smith Pep Club 2,3, Treas. 4; Drill Team 3,4; Tri Y I 2,3; Pres. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Youth Legislature 3; French Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Jr.-Sr. Ball Com. Chair. 3; Latin Club 2,3,4; Lunchroom Comm. 2. Sandra Smith (“Sandy”) Honor Society 2; C.O.G. Welcoming Comm. 3; Social Comm. 2; Locker Comm. Chair. 4; Latin Club 2,3; Evergreen Tri Y 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Poster Comm.; Future Nurses 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Joan Speegle Transfer from Hoquaim 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Evelyn Steffen Pep Club 3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2; Choir 4; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 3,4; Pep Skit Chair. 4. Bruce Stevens K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Charles Stocker K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Bob Stopsen Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Beverly Strom Girls’ Glee 3; T.T.S. 2,3; G.A.A. 2; C.O.G. 2,3,4 Don Sutton K.O.B. 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Terry Swan Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 2,3,4. John Thomas Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Gerald Thompson (“Jerry”) Tennis 2,3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Roberta Thompson (“Bobbi”) Drill Team 3,4; Tri Y I 2,3,4; Quinault Art Ed. 4; C.O.G. Art Comm. 2,3, Publicity and Scrapbook Comm. Chair. 4; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 2; French Club 2; Future Nurses 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Future Teachers 2; Camera Club 2,3. Rosalie Thompson C.O.G. 2,3,4. Richard Lee Tinder (“Dick”) Swimming Team 2,3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Rifle Team 3,4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Darlene Toy G.A.A. 2,3; Tri Y VI 3; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Girls’ Glee 3,4. Carolyn Trader Tri Y I 2,3,4; C.O.G. Friendly Comm. 3; Retail Selling Sec. 4. Pat Trineer Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. Chair. 3; Girls’ Glee 2,3; C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 2,3; Retail Selling, Reporter 4; Tri Y V 2,3,4. Ken Valentine Track 3,4; Yell Duke 4; “A” Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Baseball 2; French Club 2,3,4; Swim Team 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2. Marcia Maxine Vekich Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri Y II 2,3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4; Welcoming Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3,4; Drill Team 3. Ronald Wagner Band 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Robert Ward (“Bob”) A Squad Basketball 3,4; “A” Club 3,4; Track 4; Hi Y I 2,3, Sec. 4; B Squad Basketball 2; French Club 2; O.B. 3; Sports Ed. 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Golf 2; Tennis 2. Barbara Warren Choir 2,3,4; Orch. 2„3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Tri Y II 2. Glenda Lou West Honor Society 2,3, Treas. 4; Leaderettes 2,3, Sec. 4 Quinault Snap Ed. 4; Senate 2,4; Torch Tri Y 2,3, Pres. 4 Drill Team 3; Choir 3,4; Girls’ Glee 2; Latin Club 2,3 C.O.G. 2,3,4; Golden Fins 2. Fred Wetzel Honor Society 4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; French Club 3,4; Hi Y III 2,3,4; Jr.-Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Hall Traffic Comm. 4; All School Play 4. Buddie Whitacre T.T.S. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; C.O.G. Social Comm 2,3,4; Service Comm. 2,3,4; Choir 2. Peggy Whitacre Proj. Crew 2,3; Chair. 4: Future Nurses 2,3, Chap. 4; Future Teachers 3; C.O.G. Art Comm.2; Service Comm. 3; Honor Society 2,3,4. Neal Whorton Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4; Golf 2. Jacqueline Wilke (“Jackie”) Retail Selling 4; Girls’ Glee 2; C.O.G. Social Comm. 2, Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 3; Library Science 3; Tri Y VI,- V.P. 4. Jim Wilson Concession Crew 2; Co-Chair. 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Hi Y 2,3,4; “A” Club 2,3,4; K.O.B. 2. Barbara Wojs Girls’ Glee 3, Sec. 4; Camera Club 2; C.O.G. Prog. Comm. 3; Service Off. 4; G.A.A 2; Future Nurses 2 Patricia Wolfe (“Patsy”) T.T.S. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Girls Glee 3,4; C.O.G. 2,3,4 Natalie Yantsin Song Queen 4; Class Treas. 2; Senate 3,4; Leaderettes 2,3 Service Of. 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Tri Y Chaplain 2,3,4 Drill Team 3; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3 Future Nurses 4. Delores Young G.A.A. 2,4, Sec. 3; Library Staff 2,3; Compt. Off. 4; C.O.G. 2,3,4. Walter O. Young Transfer from West Bremerton 3; Track 2,3,4; 100-Mile Club 4; Boys’ Fed. 2,3,4. Joanne Ellen Zembal Honor Society 2,3,4; C.O.G. 2,3, Pres. 4; Leaderettes 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3, Pres. 3; Quinault 3, Index Ed. 4; Tennis Team 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; French Club 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4. — 2— -35— J Nancy Gill Janis George John Ehrhart Peter Reid SENIOR SPEAKERS o I PETER REID ■ SANDRA SEYLERBdAVE GADWA JVERNA PETERSON Faculty Speaker J Salutatorian | Class Speaker | Valedictorian SENIOR HONOR ROLL Patricia Antich Ronald Brown Frederick Bruener Carol Chouinard Kristine Clark John Ehrhart Kathleen Elway Sharri Faulkner Linda Ferrier Katherine Fovargue Sandra Gauntlett Janis George Nancy Gill Gail Hannuk Lynda Harris Geraldine Jackson Linda Johnson Susan Kalin Sandra Larson Kathleen Liedes Anne Logan Rose Marie Marshall Sharon Moore Dianne Nelson Marcia Nelson Pat Nikolas Marilyn Nordland Verna Peterson —15- Jam es Pritchett Janice Questi Barbara Ranum Peter Reid Mary Rupert Sandra Seyler Robert Slenes Margot Smith Barbara Warren Glenda West Margaret Whitacre Joanne Zembal WILLIAM PRICE DAVID SCHJEI PATRICIA WYNAN S • ■ They, too, have passed through a doorway. (Elaaa UtU We, the Senior Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred Sixty, knowing full well that our accomplishments will never be equalled or surpassed, bequeath the following treasures to our deficient underclassmen in this, Our Last Will and Testament: I, Gordon Acker, leave my curly hair to John Donaldson. 1, Sharon Ainsworth, leave, still saying, My hair is natural.” I, Dick Amble, leave my well-beaten path to school. 1, Bob Anderson, leave . . . O. K. girls? I, Ken Anderson, leave my two fenders, hood, and cover to Skip Wilson. We, Pat Antich and Lynda Harris, leave as graduates, hoping Ed and Dave will do the same. Wc, Ed Archie, Angelo Ballasiotcs, and Carl Evanson, leave to the junior boys a chance in their senior year to attend an open house; we didn't get to. I, Eva Marie Atkins, leave to my two sisters, Ethel Mae and Sharlene, my hope that they will get better grades than I did. I, Betty Baker, leave all my homework and headaches to anyone who wants them. I, John Baker, will my ability to grow beards to any sophomore who thinks he can make a member of the faculty mad at him. I, Floyd Balagot, leave to Marty Chorba my pussy willow whip. I, Bob Balderston, leave my cards to Weatherwax. We, Susan Ballard and Linda Johnson, leave a package of Bar-S meats to the G. W.’s.” 1, Jim Banks, leave my best wishes to Coach Watson. I, Thomas Barklow, being of unsound mind, bequeath my spelling ability to anyone who wants to torment his English teacher. I, Jim Barnett, leave to Fred Sanford, my locker. I, Al Barton, leave all my loafing to Bonnie Salstrom and 1 also leave the halls of Weatherwax to anyone who thinks he can have them. 1 don’t need them. I, Ken Bebich, leave the basketball team to Mr. Palo, the best teacher in the school. I, Cecelia Bcrdinc, leave to Rita Bratt, Charlene Chandler, and Teresa Baer a part of my lovely singing voice so that Girls Glee Club will be better next year. I, Bob Bcrglund, leave my math seat to Rich Fentimcn. I, Walter Bcrglund, leave my superior intellect to a future generation; let’s see what they can do with it. I, Owen Birk, leave my best wishes. I, Betty Bjorne, leave a supply of tennis balls to Carol Sue Quicn to replace the ones she has lost under car seats. I, Helen Blackecer, leave good old Weatherwax to my sister Carolyn in hope that she will have as much fun as I have had. I, Gary Bostwick, leave Gene Dimler still trying to sneak out of classes. I, Bob Boyer, leave, having finally made it. I, Ray Bralcy, leave with Sandy Kup(Ka)ling me along. I, Bill Bramstedt, leave half a dozen thankful teachers to next year’s class. I, Ted Bridges, leave the Presidency of the Fender Benders Club to Mr. Quicn. I, Harold Brodin, leave the cornet section in the Band to whoever can get it. I, Mark Brown, leave no will. 1, Ron Brown, leave, taking my brains with me. I guess you’re out of luck, juniors. I, Barbara Brownrigg, leave my well-worn route to Hoquaim and Monte to Terry Warwick. 1, Fred Brucner, leave my classic comments in French class to any new French student who wants to translate them. I, Brian Burch, being of sound body and somewhat crippled mind, leave no fond memories. I’m taking them all with me. I, Garnett Burgess, leave study hall still not knowing what it is. I, Nancy Burghardt, a fellow Central Parker, leave knowing A Burgie is so much more refreshing!” I, Judith Burlingame, will my senior books to all those sophomores who will need them. I, Larry Button, leave with my experiences to write a best seller. I, Frances Capps, leave to Sandy Smith my Spanish vocabulary. We, the Cavemen, Chuck Carl, Gary Cosper, John Edwards, Gary Glandon, Jere Goodrich, Mike Harrington, Alan Jacka, Jerry Rau-hala, Pete Reid, and Dave Scure, leave, flipping our coins. I, Carole Carlson, will my shyness for someone else to have as a problem. I, Bruce Caron, will not leave my girl, as I’m taking her with me. I, Beth Carrassino, leave this thought to all my teachers: There arc four more of us. I, Harry Carson, leave my nice quiet personality to Keith Folkcrs, who is much noisier! I, Jim Chapin, leave my love for school work to my brother who loves it just as much. I, Carol Chouinard, leave the teachers of Weatherwax trying to spell Chouinard for the next ten years. I, Clyde Christie, needing everything I have badly, just leave. I, Gary Churchcl, existing only by luck, leave you with a smile and a sigh of relief. I, Kris Clark, leave some pretty fabulous summers at the beach to Joyce Fields and Susan Siggstcdt, hoping they can effectively mix boys and horses. I, John Cole, leave what’s left of the streets to anyone who wants to team them up some more! I, Norm Cole, leave my books behind. I, Patricia Collins, leave. You lucky people! I, Sharon Covall, leave still fighting the GRIME of Hoquiam. I, Dave Craig, leave saying, Parting is such sweet sorrow, but not in this case.” We, Carol Creelman and Dorothy Johnson, leave our permission to any two girls who might want to become blood sisters in Mr. Wassell’s biology class. I, Norma Cuzick, take all . . . leave nothing. He helps those who help themselves. I, Diane Davenport, leave to go to the ENNS of the earth. I, Emma Jane Davis, leave to go on with whatever the future may bring. I, Jannene May Dobson, leave in hope that the junior girls can find what I have lost in the years behind me (mainly boys). I, Jeff Drake, leave the school. I, Pat Dwyer, leave my rabbit, Bobbitt, to the next senior who has sophomore biology. We, Dave Eaton and Jerry Thompson, are leaving the extent of our noses to Tony Pasckvale. I, John Ehrhart, leave my hurried breakfasts to the next boy in hope that he doesn’t get JAMZIK. I, Sandra Elder, leave MURLINgly on my way. I, Tom Elledge, leave dumb but happy. We, Kathy Elway and Linda Ramsdell, leave all the little fishys and horseys” to Dick Gates and Dena Rhoden. I. Leo Emery, invite everyone to visit me at my place. I, Jane Emmelman, leave the West to go SOUTHard. I, Ed Enkcrud, leave wo take a DUNCAN. I, Barbara Erwin, leave my long hair to Jeri Jacka. I, Sandra Esler, leave my history classes to my sister, Linda, in hopes she will do better. I, Tom Everham, leave all my good times at the beach. 1, Bob Evcritt, leave my ability to sleep through classes to Byron Johnston. Don’t get caught! I, Jack Fargo, leave to some lucky freshman three of the best years of my life and I hope he uses them better than I did. I, John Faulkner, leave my Jl” Ford to anyone who has enough cash on hand to run it. I, Sharri Faulkner, leave my straight” hair to my brother. He needs it. I, Linda Ferricr, leave, taking with me all the original jokes about my last name. I, Mel Fleming, leave for a PARADISE. I, Katherine, the third of the Fovargues, leave. But have fear teachers, the worst is yet to come. I, Sharon Fox, leave to make little Dahls. I, Chuck Fradcnburg, leave my ability to skip and get caught to someone who might do a better job of it. We, Sandee Gauntlett and Mary Rupert, leave our locker in the girls’ corridor, hoping that the next students who have it will find that the sophomore girls have finally found a new place to stand. I, Janis George, leave for Seattle. Here I come! I, Dave Gadwa, leave this thought: be open minded. I, Nancy Gill, leave my old biology and history assignments, paint brushes, tennis balls, and anything else that’s old, used, and worn out, to my sister, Shannon, who will be in the same condition by the time she gets around to using them. I, Ron Giuntoli, leave my slightly used instrument to any band member talented enough to use it. I, Paul Gobat, leave to Mr. Curran the honor of having a Gobat in these halls of Weatherwax for the next ten years. I, Pete Gonigam, leave my bad luck to Bill LeRoy to quiet him down. I, Ron Grandburg, leave to the band one drum beater well used. We, Kathy Griffiths and Marilyn Nordlund, leave locker No. 56 to any new sophomore girl with a big long coat, 'cuz it’s a big long locker. I, Linda Haek, leave . . . I’m never here anyway. I, Shirley Haindel, leave all my problems in Math to Velma Mudgett. Good luck! 1, Jack Haley, leave these hollow halls and the people who inhabit them to Steve, my sophomore brother. I, Gail Hannuk, leave the Conservatory. May it rest in peace! I, Judy Hansmeier, leave to start my own town of BILLINGS. I, Yvonne Hanson, leave to Nancy Drosd a credit card for the Richfield Station at the corner of Market and Park. I, Gary Harrington, leave the halls of Weatherwax, having proved the saying. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. I, Bob Hazcn, leave nothing to nobody because Kathy wants it all. I, Linda, leave HEDIN for Ed. I, Larry Hedwali, leave Don Bristol alone with his fiance, Susie Wolff. I, Kay Heikkila, leave, making room for the incoming Heikkila’s. I, Frank Henry, leave, taking only my experiences. I, Wayne Hensley, leave the reinforced seat in the senior section to Milton Wood. I, Howard (Lee) Hcrmanson, leave. They said it couldn’t be done! I, Jack Hillcar, leave to follow the rest of the crowd. I, John Hirschbcck, leave all my wonderful years of high school to next year’s students. I, Errol Hogan, leave the ram-rodding of the trombone section of the band to Don Cole. I, Judie Hornsby, leave to join a RAY of sunlight. I, Jim House, leave nothing because I have nothing. I, Marilyn Hubler, leave my three-minute speed record from Central Park to Montesano, to Terry Warwick and Donna Johnson. I Carl Huffman, Jr., leave a hole in the Aberdeen Bobcat football line for my brother to fill. I, Larry Huisingh, will leave broken-hearted with nothing to show for it. I, Adrienne Hulbert, leave Hulbert to go to a Broten. I, Marjorie Hulbert, leave the mighty Wishkah Road to Bob Brueher and his neat Chev. I, Bill Hurme, leave the cool Hudson to anyone who has the nerve to be seen in it. I, Steve Ibabao, leave to all freshmen the honor of becoming a senior and all the fun that goes with it. We, Geri Jackson and Pat Trinneer, leave to dig gold in California. I, Bill James, leave to my cousin Dickie a well-worn path to Newberrys. I, Roger Jarvela. leave for a new world. I, Keith Jewett, leave nothing but my good will, because I have nothing else. I, Don Johnson, leave to some sophomore my ability to wind a '48” Plymouth up to 40 miles per hour in low gear. I, Ken Jones, leave after the help of many and to the surprise of all! I, Roger Jump, leave by popular demand. I, Ron Kadey, leave my blue Buick to anyone who can afford to keep the gas tank full. We, Susie Kalin and Dianne Nelson, in our red, white and blue ernies, slowly peddle away leaving our weekend bicycle tours behind. I, Mike Kauno, leave my front scat in the first row of the back section to Karen Anderson. I, Mel Keeton, leave my messed up cooking assignments to the next batch of cookies that comes along. I, Helene Kelley, glad that it’s over, leave all the work and worry to a junior Kelley. I, Harold Ketola, leave my study habits to my brother, Ken. I, Perry Killebrew, leave my reservation at the Silhoutte Salon to Mike Bruener. We, Mary Kloempken, Cheryl Kromer, and Barbara Warren, leave the chestnut tree in front of Weatherwax for the next senior class members to climb. I, Virg Kochcr, leave my parking record for Don Bristol to try to better. I, Ken Kuronen, leave the Junction City road and one CARE package of clotfies. I, Chuck Laier, leave the roof of my 46” Chev. to Dan Mc-Kinstry to play his bongos on. I. Toni Laicr. leave my stashed away money, buried forever. I, Helen Lambrix, leave my running back and forth between the Samuel Benn Building and the high school, to some other poor soul. Good luck! I, Jack Lang, leave to Mr. Newman the school’s traffic problems. I, Don LaRocquc, leave not knowing where to go. We, Sandy Larson, Barbara Jo Sanford and Evelyn Steffen, leave to our incoming sisters our motto: When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. 1, Jim Lennstrom, will to Mr. Kinnaman some broken circuit breakers for his light switch. I, Del Lewin, leave a well-worn path to Hoquiam. I, Kathy Liedes, leave the trials and tribulations of Drill Team to Julie Anne. May she long confuse Bill Brines and Bill LeRoy. I, Linda, leave a LIGHT BURNing in Weatherwax High School. I, Marilyn Lindskov, leave my ability to get things done at the last minute to all of the unorganized underclassmen. We, Anne Logan, Marcia Nelson, Glenda West, and Natalie Yantsin, leave our major common problem to any group of best friends in the future, who think they can handle it better than we did. I, Mike Lonergan, leave the Westport drag strip to anyone who want to go the gears. We, Maryette Loring, Rose Marie Marshall, Pat Nicholas, and Marcia Vecich, leave our Friday nights to anyone who has a policeman for a neighbor. 1, Jon Luedecker, leave to Mr. Wassell all the containers I can find. They’re as good as money. I, Dwight Lunceford, leave for college but probably won’t get past Montesano. I, Joe Ann Lynn, leave. There’s another one coming! I, Steve Maki, leave. I, Dolores Mangold, leave all my troubles to my sister. That’s where they came from in the first place. I, Sparky Markgraf, leave my regards to all the girls in our class. I, Joe Matich, leave my parking place to some cool hot-rodder with another piece of junk. I, Mark Maynard,' leave the study of heavenly bodies to my neat brother. I, Gary McGregor, leave my bottle of dye to Marty Francis, in hope that next time he will do a complete job. I, Beverly McLaughlin leave, paving my way to Jarvellaville. I, Walt Medak, leave women and Weatherwax. 1, Brian Mills, leave school for those wise enough to attend. I, Ronald T. Moody, after all these years, leave the headache of school, and the fun of after school hours to the Class of ’61. I, Sam Moody, leave my shyness to Teri McDougall. I, Sharon Moore, leave with the experience of legislature behind me. I, Mary Morff, leave all my wise cracks to Neta Vincamp, I hope she will use them wisely. I, Joan Morrow, leave my Rasters and Liza jokes to Bodnar and the gang. I, Black Murphy, will my cool name to anyone who is stupid enough to adopt it. I, Roger Myhre, the last of the Myhres, leave Weatherwax. - I, Bill Nelson, leave my triple carbs and mallory ignition to any Olds owner. I, Frank Neuert, conceed, against my will, to allow Bobbi to look after Jean for only two years. I, Pam Niemi, leave, hoping Joyce Jones and Elaine Baker will carry on the fun of the rooter buses, and may Joyce get her own set of bongos to play. I, Robert William Nikula, will my great knowledge of science 10 Mr. Rhodes and my good grades to Bob Mix who needs them. I, Ed Novak, leave my superior position in band to anyone who thinks he can hold it down. I, Jim Ogren, will my ability to turn sideways and not be seen to Milton Wood. I, Don Otterstad, leave to serve my king. I, Dan Pattison, leave with Carolyn Trader at my side. I, Dennis Peterson, leave after my twelve years of study.” I, Don Peterson, leave. Goodness what a fight! I, Verna Peterson (Aunt Martha), leave a bottle of homemade elderberry wine to the lonely, troubled underclassmen. I, Leo Pilas, leave all my enlargers, contact printers, developers, hypo, stop baths, enlarging papers, dark room light, and dark room to John Frost. I, Dyannc Potts, leave with the consolation that Bill LeRoy will make a lovely song queen next year. I, Bob Preston, leave one slightly rusted outside pipe (the other fell off) to Kirk Maynard, who threatens to rip it off if I don’t . . . WOW! We, Judy Preston and Ken Valentine, leave the Hospital Zone to up and coming seniors. I, Jim Pritchett, leave to lead a healthy life with my blonde dietitian. I, Vic Pruett, leave because I’m gald to get out on leap year. I, Patty Qualls, leave all my bad habits to Alcta Lequire and Marilyn Martin. I, Janice Questi, leave the first of three more Questi’s to come. I, Warren Quirin, leave my old pair of track shoes to Mr. Ronnie. We, Linda Ramsdell and Jackie Wilke, leave our empty gas tank to anyone who can afford to fill it. I, Melvin Ramsdell, quietly leave the halls of Weatherwax. I, Janis Rand, leave the choir books to the next secretary-treasurer. Have fun! I, Barbara Ranum, leave looking for a Rosie” future. I, April Reed, leave my position as the only senior girl in Mr. Bartanen’s first period sophomore World History class to a 1961 senior. I, Mike Reid, leave all the Mad comics I read to my friends. I, Sherman Reynolds, leave my good grades and my brains. I, John Rosmaryn, leave, hoping that my name will be spelled correctly for a change. We, the Ross’s leave, still hearing our teachers say, Alice, where’s your sister, Caye? I, Jo-Cellc Russell, leave flying high with T.W.A. I, Dave Said, leave Diane Rubinstein to the Westport Acquarium. I, David Sams, leave my habit of cramming for tests to anyone lazy enough to need it. I, Janet Schaaf, leave in a beat up, old Ford. I, Bev Schoening, leave ready to tackle whatever lies in the future, and, still waiting for a certain Joe to come home. I, Arlene Schreck, leave Montesano to Donna Johnson, Terry Warwick, and Andrea Percini. I, Sandy Scyler, leave my campaign speech to the next girl who wants to run for Vice-President. Good luck! I, Patty, leave SHEDDing a tear. I, Louis Silva, leave my height to next year’s basketball team. I, Johnnie Simera, leave Jim Arnold still buzzing around school in my 51 Ford. I, John Skarperud, leave my part in the Pit Wagon to anyone who wants it. I, Arlene Smith, will frog dissecting in biology to anybody brave enough to take it. I, Margot Smith, leave my bottle of sun-tan lotion to Judy Jones. I. Sandra Smith, leave to Mr. Vincent Hill, my ability to take prize-winning pictures. I, Joan Speegle, leave my locker to Laura Howland. I, Bruce Stevens, leave, having the honor (?) of being the only person in Weatherwax High who has to duck when entering study hall. I, Chuck Stocker, leave all my beautiful cupcakes to the next bunch of crumbs that come along. I, Robert Stopsen, leave for the Wishkah road in the A Bomber. I, Beverly Strom, leave my crutches to someone, who will need them next year. I, Don Sutton, leave locker 196 to my cousin, Arnie Wilpone. I, Terry Swan, leave never to come back! I, John Thomas, hereby will all of my failing gradees to someone who is just as deserving of them. I, Bobbi Thompson, leave to fight a private war with the Navy! I, Rosalie Thompson, leave the printing type to Jerry Shapansky for his senior year. I, Dick Tinder, leave . . . nothing. 1, Darlene Toy, leave to get RICH. I, Carolyn Trader, Jeave gladly, with Dan Pattison. I, Ron Wagner, do hereby leave my ability to cut classes without being caught, to my brother. I, Bob Ward, leave. Now do you believe in miracles? I, Robert Waterbury, leave my seat in Math Review to any unfortunate soul who does not make the grade. I, Fred Wetzel, leave saying, They said it couldn’t be done.” I, Buddie Whitacrc, leave Shakespeare to Mr. Kittrell. 1, Neal Whorton, leave still holding the transmission record. I, Jim Wilson, leave, telling Joan Rogers that there is no Santa Claus. I, Barbara Wojs, leave, still having teachers mispronounce my last name. I, Pat Wolfe, leave to help Betty Baker find another lost lake. I, Dee Young, leave to become U. S. Coast Guard property. I. Walter, leave forever Young.” I, Joanne Zembal, the last to leave, appropriately say good-bye.” We do hereby make, ordain, publish, and execute this our Last Will and Testament witnessed and passed authority thereon by the student's best friend, Mr. Eklund, this Ninth Day of June in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty. President VicePresident Secretary-Treasurer —59— JUNIORS Opening the door to their second year in high school, the Juniors immediately began to take part in school affairs. Ably lead by President, Jeff Yearout; Vice-President, Susan Wolff, and Secretary-Treasurer, Joanne Janzik, they strove for betterment, not only in school activities, but also in scholastic achievement. With these as goals, the Juniors participated in presenting the annual Junior-Senior Ball, while another annual event, the March of Dimes Drive, found them working together as a class. With a forward look to the future, the Juniors have confidence in their ability to lead the school in activities, athletics, and scholarship next year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jeff Yearout, President Susan Wolff, Vice-President Joanne Janzik, Secretary-Treasurer ROW ONE: Baer, Bratt, Chandler. ROW TWO: Brown, Cole, Burgeon. ROW THREE: Barre, Daniels, Buchman. ROW FOUR: Chesterman, Antich, Corsctte. ROW FIVE: Dc-Lorme, Cole, Bunch. ROW ONE: Blackctcr, Auer, Bodnar. ROW TWO: Dell, Dc-Libero, Cochennccte. ROW THREE: Amos, Arnold, Brakus. ROW FOUR: Cunningham, DeCoy, Burton. ROW FIVE: Church, Cathey, Bacchus. ROW ONE: Churchel, Carney, Brecht. ROW TWO: Braley, Branford, Clark. ROW THREE: Bcbich, Cross, Chapin. ROW FOUR: Balderston, Carlson, Banks. ROW FIVE: Brines, Chorba, Bruencr. ROW ONE: Dowd. Dahlstrom, Anderson. ROW TWO: Bicl-ski, Drosd, Duncan. ROW THREE: Bristol, Docsanes, Dunn. ROW FOUR: Dubrau, Brcsee, Anderson. ROW FIVE: Carlson, Curtis, Covall. ROW ONE: Fruichantie, Gudaz, Hendricks, Fargo. ROW TWO: Strunk, Hays, Ibabao. ROW THREE: Moore, Jones, Fitzsimmons. ROW FOUR: Dilk, Jones, Henning. ROW FIVE: Gates, LeRoy. Elway. ROW ONE: Gauntlett, Hess, Martin. ROW TWO: Hodges. Gaydou. Maki. Kolle. ROW THREE: Graham. Eldrcd. Dunn. ROW FOUR: Easter. Green. Gordon. ROW FIVE: Kalkwarf, Holt. Foster. ROW ONE: Gradl, Haaseth, Marable. ROW TWO: Eldrcd, Engle, Holmes. ROW THREE: Howland, Nikula, Marshall.’ ROW FOUR: Phelps. Radka, Osheroff. ROW FIVE: Pruitt, Redifer, Pasckvale. ROW ONE: MacDonald, Graves, Marrs. ROW TWO: Hin-richs. Green, Fields, Gurrad. ROW THREE: Mahaffcy, Harwood, Larson. ROW FOUR: Mainio, Giuntoii, Gilpin. ROW FIVE: Gillmore, Macki, Lantz. ROW ONE: Hansmeier, Hulbert, Granbcrg. ROW TWO: Hammond, Fearing, Malstrom. ROW THREE: Higgins, Frost, Kutchera. ROW FOUR: Kainbcr, Dubrau, LaBounty. ROW FIVE: Mandich, Donaldson, Dineen. ROW ONE: Large, Jensen, Littlejohn. ROW TWO: Hu-backa, Howard, Johnson. ROW THREE. Harris, Jones, Fields. ROW FOUR: Hampton, Gores, Hughes. ROW FIVE: Lonergan, Kelley, Johnson. ROW ONE: Marrs, Malott, Knutson, Fogdc. ROW TWO: Laine, Lang, Jenkins. ROW THREE: Hurlbert, Dugas, Gillespie. ROW FOUR: Jarbo, Hindman, Kehn. ROW FIVE: Harsch, Hart, Kahler. ROW ONE: Newton, Momot, Osina, Richman. ROW TWO: Martin, Nikodym, Murphy. ROW THREE: Maynard, Nien-dorf, Rubio. ROW FOUR: Modun, Ness, McCrimmon. ROW FIVE: McManemy, Rowe, Mommsen. ROW ONE: Morley, Murphy, Lillsjo. ROW TWO: Nigh, McDougall, Matich. ROW THREE: McClary, McCaw, Ocstrcich, Lcquirc. ROW FOUR: Maroney, Morley, Pearsall. ROW FIVE: Olsen. O'Brien, Mitrovich. ROW ONE: Reed, Quien, Peck, Percini. ROW TWO: Reynolds, Pierce, Motes. ROW THREE: Orr, Munch, Rockwell. ROW FOUR: Miller, Russell, Olson. ROW FIVE: McKin-stry, Nyman, Olson. ROW ONE: Vincamp, Rogers, Rhoden. ROW TWO: Round, Grine, Wyckoff. ROW THREE: Schmidt, Stover, Whitacre. ROW FOUR: Swanson, Schmall, Trapp. ROW FIVE: Water-house, Macki, Trask. ROW ONE: Ryan, Thompson, Wolff. ROW TWO: Frazer Tuttle, Pickering. ROW THREE: Newmm, Siggttedt, Vita.’ ROW FOUR: Banks, Jamtaas, Smith. ROW FIVE: Kelley Talley, Roberts. ROW ONE: Reed, Schlicf, Stump. ROW TWO: Swiergula, Dragovich, Schafer. ROW THREE: Scott, Schoaf, Snyder. ROW FOUR: Hutton, Schwab, Palo. ROW FIVE: Yundt, Brant, Prczzler. ROW ONE: Sharp, Warwick, Salstrom. ROW TWO: Svarcs, Terwilliger, Smith. ROW THREE: Janzik, White, Jellum. ROW FOUR: Roscvear, West, Selepuza. ROW FIVE: Schmidt, Schwarz, Wasson. ROW ONE: Smith, Poe, Nulf. ROW TWO: Wallin, Zohow-ski, Sherrick. ROW THREE: Young, Sanford, Spencer. ROW FOUR: Miller, Vann, Tctzlaff. ROW FIVE: Cole, Fcnti-man, Smith. ROW ONE: Deatheragc, Sandoval. ROW TWO: Wilcox. Phelan, Pakonen. ROW THREE: Wilpone, Morrison. ROW FOUR: Hansen, Stiles, Schuldt. ROW FIVE: Schuldt, War-berg, Twitchell. ROW ONE: Tracy, McMullen. ROW TWO: Sturgis, Hulsey, Welch. ROW THREE: Secor, Vessey, Vekich. ROW' FOUR: Mix, Wilson. Williams. ROW' FIVE: Yearout, Francis, W’hite. SOPHOMORES Entering the strange halls of Weatherwax for the first time was a thrilling moment for the sophomores. Our first year of high school has been a never-to-be-forgotten experience—the first of three years packed with run, excitement, and opportunities to learn. Several weeks passed before we felt that we were really a part of the Weather-wax way of life, and next year, with a deeper feeling of belonging, our participation in assemblies, sports, and clubs will increase. Always striving toward high ideals and worthwhile goals — that’s the sophomores. One will always find several members of the class participating in various school activities, trying to uphold the traditions of Weatherwax High School. Throughout the year many girls were active in Pep Club. Many attended the games and worked eagerly toward a successful Pep Week. Satellite Swing”, was the theme for the annual Sophomore Hop, which was a very big success. To start the year right, the class of ‘62 elected hard working Larry Hansmeier as President of the class, Dianne Long as Vice-President, and Sherrie Failor as Secretary-Treasurer. Class Senators were Eric Penttile, Bob Janzik, Bill Gordon, Kirk Jones, Judy Pederson, Bev Ruecker, Jeri Jacka, and Karen Swanson. The very helpful faculty advisors were Mrs. Strong and Mr. Newman. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Larry Hansmeier, President Dianne Long, Vice-President Sherrie Failor, Secretary-Treasurer ROW ONE: Anderson, Anderson, Bachtel. ROW TWO: Aho, Atwood, Aro. ROW THREE: Ayers, Atkins, Anderson. ROW FOUR: Asikainen, Adams, Allen. ROW FIVE: Alviar, Antich, Aldrich. ROW ONE: Bush, Brotcn, Bralens. ROW TWO: Burgess, Brown. ROW THREE: Bumgardner, Brumfield, Brodin. ROW FOUR: Brueher, Burgess, Brumfield. ROW ONE: Bennett, Bates. Bigelow. ROW TWO: Better-ley, Dodwcll, Blossom. ROW THREE: Boss, Boling, Balo, ROW FOUR: Bates, Bcllafatto, Brakus. ROW ONE: Cannon, Campbell, Caldwell. ROW TWO: Brown, Bresee, Barry. ROW THREE: Celich, Cady, Calhoun. ROW FOUR: Cady, Carlson, Chesterman. ROW FIVE: Carver, Campbell, Case. ROW ONE: Crawford, Cook. Cox ROW TWO: Cole, D neker, Close. ROW THREE. Cxumpacker, Cuzick, Celine. ROW FOUR: Coleman, Cutts, Curtis. ROW FIVE: David- °n, Cole, Conover. ROW ONE: Diehm. Emmelman. DiFazio. ROW TWO: Choutr.ard, Eaton, Enkerud. ROW THREE: Da via, Dwyer, Davis. ROW FOUR: Eilingwood, Decker. ROW FIVE: Engle. Brower. Dunmng. ROW ONE: Eslcr, Ficele, Flemens. ROW TWO: Everham, Failor, Ferguson. ROW THREE: Finn, Dyed, Faulkner. ROW FOUR: Edinger, Faulkner, Evans. ROW ONE: Foster, Foster, Gilpin. ROW TWO: Francis-covich, Garrett, Gill. ROW THREE: Fredrickson, Folkers, Gordon. ROW FOUR: Fentiman, Fruichantie, Ford. ROW ONE: Hakala, Hanson, Hallett. ROW TWO: Hanan, Haapanen, Hansen. ROW THREE: Go art, Gobat. ROW FOUR: Gudaz, Erickson, Gordon. -48- ROW ONE: Hendricks, Hargraves, Hindman. ROW TWO: Hardy, Franks, Hale. ROW THREE: Dixon, Hatley, Hans-meier. ROW FOUR: Hall, Heatley, Forbis. ROW FIVE: Fradcnburg, Haskins, Harris. ROW ONE: Johnson, Hublcr, Hinrichs. ROW TWO: Hughes, Johnson, Jacka. ROW THREE: Jackson, Hazen, Henry. ROW HOUR: Janzik, Johnston, Henry. ROW FIVE: Johansen, Hubacka, Huffman. ROW ONE: Jones, Korpi, Knute. ROW TWO: Johnson, Kruft, Jones. ROW THREE: Keith, Kaufman, Kaplan. ROW FOUR: Knutson, Kradcr, Ketola. ROW FIVE: Hultman, Jacobson, Keoppel. ROW ONE: Loyd, Mangold, Larson. ROW TWO: Manenica, McCormick, Lentz. ROW THREE: Kunto, Garnett, Long. ROW FOUR: Ferrier, Marks, Jones. ROW FIVE: Marcou, Magboo, Collins. ROW ONE: Martin, McCauley, McAllister. ROW TWO: McGregor, Matheson, Mayer. ROW THREE: Maupin, Lock. Logan. ROW FOUR: LaDow, Loring, Marshall. ROW ONE: Rattic, Rossetti, Schmidt. ROW TWO: Scure, Saari, Muller. ROW THREE: Schwarz, Sollie, Neva. ROW FOUR: Polk, Parshall, O’Neill. ROW FIVE: Morgan, Powell, McPherson. ROW ONE: Mott, Moyer, Rowland. ROW TWO: Strit-matter, Roman, Mudgctt. ROW THREE: Powell, O’Rourke, Stultz. ROW FOUR: Spoon, Tjernbcrg, Mulkey. ROW FIVE: Penttila, Rugger, Porter. ROW ONE: Scott, Nocula, Reucker. ROW TWO: McLean, Smith, Reid. ROW THREE: Philbrick, Pederson, Mitchell. ROW FOUR: Smith, Smith, Shank. ROW FIVE: Mott, Muhlhauser, Simera. ROW ONE: Palosaari, Randich, Orth. ROW TWO: Peetz, Shea, Ramsdcll. ROW THREE: Pierce, Smith. Landru. ROW FOUR: Peters, Norris, Pearson. ROW FIVE: Radka, Pa-cana, Olson. ROW ONE: Svarcs, Walford, Granger. ROW TWO: Walker, Stevens, Stevens. ROW THREE: Tobey, Wilson, Rice. ROW FOUR: Bailey, Wenzel, Zclcpuza. ROW FIVE: Vaughn, Wilson, Wagner. ROW ONE: Reiter, Sams, Smith, stein, Pearson. ROW THREE: ROW FOUR: Smith, Rice, Noel, ney, Micheau. ROW TWO: Segcr, Rubin-Sanderson, Peacher, Sears. ROW FIVE: Smith, Pick- ROW ONE: Tuomisto, Zohowski, Stophilbccn, Weston. ROW TWO: Tanta, Girgich, Jamtaas, Wilson. ROW THREE: Wetzel, Verville, Stangland. ROW THREE: Moore, Hatley. Mathews. ROW FIVE: Wolfe, Woods, Wright. -31- ROW ONE: Abrahamson, Stultz, Wilson. ROW TWO: Herrick, Swanson, Wilson. ROW THREE: Zink, Steinman, Townsend. ROW FOUR: Vaughn, Wilson, Thompson. ROW FIVE: Weesc, Wirta, Wheeler. “Hey, there’s a meeting!” COUNCIL This year, under the direction of Miss Caulkins, C.O.G. has presented an interesting program for the girls of Weatherwax. The first activity of the year was the C.O.G. — Boys’ Federation mixer, which was very successful. Other activities included the sale of mums for Thanksgiving, decoration of the school for special occasions, Kleenex sales, the holding of teas for the faculty, and helping various charitable organizations. SOCIAL COMMITTEE—ROW ONE: Marable, Hindman, Palosarri. Anderson, Elway. ROW TWO: Carlson, Whitacre, Lambrix, Nelson, Kalin. ROW THREE: Ryan, Murphy, Ibabao, McGregor, Griffiths. Joanne Zembal Katherine Fovargue ART COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Howland, Baer, Scott, MacDonald, Bratt, Chandler, Rhoden, Smith, Eaton, Dahlstrom. ROW TWO: Burlingame, Lind, Moore, Gill, Newton, Cuzick, Gill, Bod well, Strunk, Large, Reynolds, Carossino. ROW ONE: Korpi, Brecht, Grines, Covall, Salstrom, Steffan, Rogers, Stump, Mangold, Rossetti, Diehm, Enkerud, Rcuckcr, Rattie, Gudaz, Yantain. ROW TWO: Mayer, Mangold, Kloempken, Brown, Nigh, Granberg, Ferguson, Rubinstein, Peetz, Schmidt, Fields, Davis, Dragovich, Russell. ROW THREE: Burghardt, Killman, Martin, Martin, Branford. Henry, Schwarz, Sollie, Scure, Adams, Pearson, Sanford, Walker. ROW FOUR: Morrow, Malstrom, Ainsworth, Pierce, Pederson, Failor, Ranum, Franciscovich, Garrett, Swanson, Silvey, Quien, Motes. ROW FIVE: Coleman, Laier, Leides, Ross, Berdine, Eldred, McLaughlin. OF GIRLS In November, the officers attended a conference in Olympia, and brought back many new ideas. The Spring Conference was held at Mark Morris High School in Longview. Under the leadership of Joanne Zembal, president; Katherine Fovargue, vice-president; Mary Rupert, sec-retaty; Sharri Faulkner, treasurer; and the various committee chairmen, C.O.G. has completed a very enjoyable and profitable year. PUBLICITY AND SCRAPBOOK COMMITTEE—ROW ONE: McDougall, Snyder, Clark, Wojs. ROW TWO: Fields, Thompson. LOUNGE COMMITTEE—ROW ONE: Carlson. Lambrix, Eldrcd. ROW TWO: Potts, Harwood, Burghardt. Mary Rupert Sharri Faulkner SERVICE COMMITTEE—ROW ONE: Wolford, Hardy, Emmclman, Hess, Reed, Hargraves, Pcacher, Terwilliger, Marrs, Peterson, Nikolas, Questi. Preston, Jackson. ROW TWO: Pierce, Gaydou, Smith, Knutson, Dwyer, McClary, Laine, Cole, Thompson. Whitacre, Marshall, Kutchcra, Fearing, Stop-hilbeen. ROW THREE: Svarcs, Gauntlett, Maki, Hansmeicr, Lang, Nicndorff, Gurrad, Drosd, Nordlund, Vckich. Daniels, Hazen, Hammond. PROGRAM COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Warwick, Korpi, Hinrichs, DiFazio, Reid, Rand, Bodnar, Gozart, Salstrom, Green, Wolff, Ultican. ROW TWO: Marshall. Engle, Fovargue, Kruft, Murphy, Oestriech. Schmidt, Hubacka, Phelan, Kolle. ROW THREE: Wilcox, Pearson, Smith, Clark, McCaw, Harris, Harris, Holmes, Smith. Logan. ROW FOUR: Hatley, Nocula, Littlejohn, Zorojewski, Kunto, Swicrgula, Everham. Cannon, Aho. —55— PARKING COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Peterson, Amos, Schoaf. ROW TWO: Drake, Mulhauser, Brown. ROW THREE: Ramsdell, Schmidt, Dell. BOYS’ Boys’ Federation is activated throughout the school year by numerous committees and their chairmen. The Locker Committee with Chairman Bob Balderson and Advisor Mr. Young led the management of boys’ lockers. The sale of game programs was supervised by Advisor, Mr. Wollam, and Chairman George McCrimmon. The Concession Crew sold refreshments at all home games and was led by Virg Kocher, Chairman, and Advisors, Mr. Miles and Mr. Wassell. The Traffic Parking Committee, which is in charge Pete Reid John Ehrhart PROGRAM COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Graham, Pacana, Norris, Hatley, Stiles, Kainber. ROW TWO: McCrimmon, Mandich, Pruitt, Easter, Schuldt. ROW THREE: Palo, Talley, Mulroncy, Swan, Olson, Warberg. -56- FEDERATION of directing the parking of cars, was led by Mr. Bivens. K.O.B., supervised by Mr. Miles and Mr. Rubbert, with Jim House and Mike Lonergon captain and co-captain, respectively, were actively engaged in keeping order at all home games. This young men’s club began their active year by sponsoring a back-to-school dance with C.O.G. They also held a potluck dinner in the Spring to honor the members of the committees. Mike Harrington Virgil Kocher LOCKER-ROOM CHECK-ROOW COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Tracy, Kaufman. ROW TWO: Balderston, Foster. CONCESSION CREW: ROW ONE: Sanderson, Kocher, McMullen, Bresee, Veta, Wilson, Gadwa, Sears. Dunning. ROW TWO: Gates, Jones, Brant, Orr, Jamtaas, Carl. Said, Wilson, Bramstedt, Cospcr, Gilpin. —57— DIRECTOR: Mr. King. ROW ONE: Kochcr, Hurmc, Oshcroff, Eaton, Bcrglund, Smith. ROW TWO: Cole, Spoon, Brown, Mulkey, Cathey, Brodin, DeCoy. ROW THREE: Giuntoli, Cole, DuBrau, Hubacka, Tetzlaff, Carson, Bresee, Granberg, Fradenburg. —58— ROW ONE: Haskins, Novak, Schmidt, Jacka. ROW TWO: Pinckney, Lock, Maki, Cole, F.nkerud, Killebrew. ROW THREE: Bacchus, Barklow, Talley, Hogan, Brodin, Hazen, Wetzel. BAND One of the most popular sections of the music department is the thirty-eight piece band, under the direction of Mr. Waldo King. On rainy football nights, the band assisted the Bobcats to victory, pep, and spirit. When basketball season arrived the band was there with its ever-ready pep scngs, which entertained everyone during home games, pep assemblies, and special rallies. The Aberdeen High School opened its busy year, September 20, when they performed at the Puyallup State Fair as the featured musical group for the day. Another of the many activities in which the band took pan was the Southwest Washington Music Meet, held in Longview, on March 21. They exhibited their usual outstanding talent and received a superior rating. When Spring came, plans were made for the Spring Concert, which was presented on May 13. The band officers for this year were: President, Ron Giuntoli; Vice-President, Dave Eaton; Librarian, Ron Brown; Drum Major, Alan Jacka; Uniform Manager, Ed Novak, and Student Director, Bill Hurme. Mr. King did a remarkable job of directing, and the members of the band have appreciated his time and effort. —59— ROW ONE: McCaw, Fogde, Eaton, Lackey. ROW TWO: Gill, Janzik Powell, Hess, Schmidt, Fields. ROW THREE: Martin, Matheson, Laak-sonen, Hancock, Carlson. ROW FOUR: Anderson, Jones, Mclnnis, Granberg, Bresec, Wynans, Carson, Nyman. ROW ONE: Johmon, Green, Rupert. ROW TWO: Jacka, Chouinard, Kocher, Hurmc, Bold, Waddell. ROW THREE: Enkerud, Killebrew, Mr. Edlund, A ho, Jamtaas, Anderson. ROW FOUR: Ultican, Hughes, Burr, Gauntlctt, Gauntlett, Pinckney, DeCoy, Brodin, DuBrau, Cole, Guintoli. ORCHES Aberdeen’s Weatherwax High School orchestra presented many performances throughout the school year. The year began for the orchestra with a trip to the Puyallup Fair, which took place during the second week in September. The orchestra gave two performances at the Fair — one in the morning and the other in late afternoon. To the students who participated in this activity, the Fair represented one of the highlights of the season. Immediately following the Fair, this group of musicians began working on music for the Christmas concert. In this program, they played three selections: Sleigh Ride,” Christmas Festival,” and for the grand finale, they accompanied the choir with Christmas Tide.” In December, three students were chosen to attend the All-State -Music Conference in Wenatchee. Those selected were Mary Rupert, Julie Ann McCaw, and Alice Fogde. The Swing Concert was presented in February. The Flower Drum Song,” was played and was well received by the audience. On March 24 they gave their annual concert for the Elks Club. The big event of the second semester as the Southwest Washington Music Meet, held in Longview. Before attending the contest the members of the orchestra worked diligently, learning their parts and perfecting their numbers. Presentation of the Spring Concert in May and the Baccalaureate performance in June concluded an active and eventful year for the Weatherwax High School orchestra. Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Gordon Edlund, and with the co-operation of the officers: President, Mary Rupert; Vice-President, Nancy Gill, Secretary; Julie Ann McCaw. Junior Representative, Karen Anderson; and Sophomore Representative, Carmen Chouinard the performances given by the orchestra were acknowledged as superlative by many enthusiastic audiences. —61— Director, Mr. Koehler. ROW ONE: Moore, Urge, Hannuk. Johnson, Stetten, (Jnnc, btiles, Boling, Brant. ROW TWO: Wilson, Anderson, Carney, Stevens, DiFazio, Jensen, Preston, Cathey. ROW THREE: Burghardt, Hubler, Quien, Ballard, Bielski. Hutton, Pruitt, Harrington, Kocher,.Enkerud, —62— ROW ONE: Warberg, White, Ferguson, West, Schaaf, Rand, Reucker. Saari, Ultican. ROW TWO: Mills, Kunto, Lambrix, Stritmatter, Haindel Smith, Johnson, Elway. ROW THREE: Henning, Markgraf, Gill, Pierce, Strunk, Jellum, Morrison, Gilpin. ROW FOUR: Philbrick, Warren, Hu-backa, Ross, Ross, Brownrigg. This year, for the first time, the sixty-seven-voice Weatherwax High School Choir was under the capable direction of Mr. Herman Koehler. Participation in various choir appearances convinced members that there is music for every occasion and mood. The first of several splendid performances was the Christmas Concert. As in previous years, performances were given for the Kiwanis, Rotary, and Lions Clubs. The choir, band, and orchestra co-operatively presented the Annual Swing and Spring Concerts The choir performed admirably at the two District Music Meets Three outstanding choir groups performed on many occasions These are the Boys Quartet, the Starlighters, and the Madrigal, a swing group that sang for various organizations throughout the year. Madrigal also competed in the Music Contests, singing Old English music. Choir officers elected by the members were Bill Hurme, President; Sandy Larson, Vice-President, and Janis Rand, Secretary-Treasurer. Section leaders who were chosen by the director, were Sharon Moore, Soprano, Caye Ross, Alto, Jim Styles, Bass, and Larry Brant, Tenor. Linda Johnson served as Robe Chairman and Susan Bielski as Librarian. The student director for the year was Bill Hurme. DEBATE ROW ONE: Marrs, Phelan, Ultican, Murphy, Oestreich, Fields, Wolff, Thompson. ROW TWO: Knutson, Nordiund, Chouinard, Gill, Peterson, Gur-rad, Burghardt. ROW THREE: DeLorme, Osheroff, Gadwa, Green, Nyman Fitzsimmons. ROW FOUR: Cady. Phelps, Hutton, Hansmeier. DANCE BAND ROW ONE: King, Hurme. ROW TWO: Enkerud, Granburg, Berglund. Brown, Kocher, Cole, Spoon. ROW THREE: DuBrau, Cole, Giuntoli, Brodin, DeCoy, Smith, Lock. QUILL AND SCROLL ROW ONE: Zembal, Antich. ROW TWO: Harm, Ferrier, Seyler. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB ROW ONE: Larson, Scott, Wolfe, Gauntlett, ZembalL Mangold, Peck, Bigelow, Hess. Ndm, Moorman, Henry, Yancsin. Ultican. ROW TWO: Anderson, Nikodem, Hardy, Holmes, Smith, Quinn, Rattie, Creel man. Elway, Ficeie, Eidred, Vinr—p, Mathesoo. ROW THREE: Capps. Howard, Cannon, Large, Toy, Smith, Johnson, Loring, Gill, Shea, Baer. Woj . ROW FOUR: Phelan. Wenzel, WhiCaere. Newton. Da u, Da ns. McLaughlin, Wallin, Hanameier, Chouinard, Walford, Smith, Strunk. Howland, Francascoeich, Brownngg. HONOR SOCIETY Honor Society is one of the most up and coming” clubs in A. H. S. Under Mr. Bartanen's enthusiastic advisorship, Honor Soicety has completed several projects and has participated in many activities during the school year of 1959-60. Special membership cards were issued, and class pins were awarded to each of the members. Prominent men from the community spoke at many of the meetings. Their speeches were very interesting and well received by the students. Spring finally came, and with it Honor Soicety s Buffet Supper. This was presented by the members, and everyone enjoyed the delicious food. This dinner was primarily in honor of Sophomore members who had just been inducted into the club. The annual Senior Banquet, presented by the Morck Hotel for graduating seniors who had held membership for three years, concluded the 1959-60 activities of the Honor Society. With the help of Mr. Bartanen and the officers, President, John Ehrhart; Vice-President, Pete Reid, Secretary, Sandra Gauntlett, and Treasurer, Glenda West, Honor Society completed a successful year. Senior Members: ROW ONE: Bjorne, Ballard, Dwyer, Carossino, Gonigam. ROW TWO: Hanson, Loring, Ross, Brownrigg, Mills. Fovargue. ROW TWO: Whitacre, Nordlund, Clark, Faulkner, Gauntlett, Kalin, Chouinard, Peterson, George, Warren. ROWTHREE Antich, Harris, Gill, Ferrier, Smith, Questi, Larson, Ranum, West Logan. ROW FOUR: Mr. Bartanen, Bruener, Slenes, Pritchett, Ehrhart, Reid. —66— PROMOTES HIGH STANDARDS JUNIOR HONOR Society. ROW ONE: Gauntlett, Ultican, Svarcs, Kutchera, Reynolds, Reed, Newton, Mai strom, Salstrom, Fields, Wolff, Bielski, Engle, Marshall, Thompson. ROW TWO: Wilcox, Holmes, Gaydou, Laine, Drosd, Phelan, Fodge, Dowd, Hubacka, Harris, Pakonen, Eldred, Schmidt. ROW THREE: Palo, White, Jellum, Cole, Marrs, Knutson, Gurrad, Motes, McCaw, Fields, Janzik, Dahlstrom, Olson. ROW FOUR: Yearout, Chorba, Pruitt, Warberg, Nyman, Fitzimmons, Hutton, Green, Chesterman, Rosevear, Twitchell. SOPHOMORE HONOR SOCIETY. ROW ONE: Reid, Enkerud, Wilson, Svarcs, Weston, Mangold, Korpi, Hinrichs, Ruecher, Eaton, Ramsdell, Long, Peterson. ROW TWO: Davis, Smith, McGregor, Scott, Foster,- Schwarz, Failor, Bodwell, Hughes, Rattie, Neva, Bates, Smith, Bodwell. Rattie, Walford, Everham. ROW THREE: Gilpin, Swanson, Franks. Chouinard, Wilson, Davis, Franciscovich, Campbell, Cannon, Ferguson, Peetz, Schmidt. Cutts. ROW FOUR: Brower, McPherson, Wilson. Boling. Mulkey, Gordon, Janzik, Hansmier. ROW FIVE: Radka, Hakala, Barry, Dwyer, Jones, Smith, Dunning, Ellingswood, Mitchell, Close. —67— QUINAUIT STAFF CO-ED.: Sandy Seyler BUSINESS MGR.: Dianne Nelson COPY ED.: Janis George SNAPS ED.: Glenda West SPORTS ED.: Gary Cosper With doorways as its theme, the I960 Quin-ault staff began the production of this annual with the objective of recording the events and recapturing the spirit of the year within these covers. During the summer, the advisor, Mr. Traxler, and the co-editors, Lynda Harris and Sandy Seyler, held meetings to discuss the theme, cover ideas, and desired improvements over previous annuals. After further discussions with the staff, ROW ONE: Antich, Nelson, Thompson, Seyler, Mr. Traxler, Harris, Hannuk, Snyder. ROW TWO: West, McDougall, Cosper, Laier, Carlson, Ballasiotes, Gaydou, Zembel. Gauntlett, George. —6 — CO-ED.: Lynda Harris RECAPTURES 1959 -60 ART ED.: Roberta Thompson PHOTOGRAPHY ED.: Pat Antich work was immediately started toward an annual the staff hoped to be outstanding in quality. Countless hours of effort by the staff have gone into the preparation and final publication of the annual. Behind the scenes untold hours of work have been contributed by many people. This book, therefore, is the result of the combined efforts of the members of the I960 Quinault staff and many others to present Weatherwax High School. ADVISOR: Mr. Traxler INDEX ED.: Joanne Zembal ROW ONE: McDougall, Carlson, Ballasiotes, Laier, Gauntlett, Gaydou, Hannuk, Snyder. OCEAN BREEZE Bill Hurme Editor-in-Chief Linda Perrier News Editor Miss Yates Advisor W. H. S.’s newspaper, the Ocean Breeze, is published throughout the school year by an enthusiastic Journalism staff. The work and cooperation rendered by these students is not only worthwhile but enjoyable. The Ocean Breeze is published semi-weekly and especially appreciated by all are the special holiday publications. Under the supervision of Miss Yates, this creative group produces a newspaper of interest to all at Weatherwax. Bob Ward Sports Editor Pam, Niemi Features Editor Carol Creelman Features Editor Bob Pruitt Co-News Editor Sue Malstrom Co-News Editor ROW ONE: Bjorne, Baer, Bratc, Malstrom, Hermanson, Creelman. ROW TWO: Pruitt, Button Chcjterman, Dilk, Ha rich, Hughes. —70— INDISPENSABLE OFFICE STAFF—ROW ONE: Collins, Nocula, Hansmeier, Niemi. Rowland, Blackctcr. ROW TWO: Ancich, Lynn, Peacher, Hubler, Johnson. COMPTROLLER’S STAFF: ROW ONE: Ainsworth, Kelly, Elway, Killman, Shedd, Covall, Lambrix, Atkins, Elder. ROW TWO: Mr. Bartine, Burlingame, Hansen, Hulbert, Berdine, Ranum, Laier, Young. Cuzick, Moody. LIBRARY STAFF: ROW ONE: Granger, Churchcl, Fargo, Hulbert, Hornsby, Blacketer. Wilson, Howard. ROW TWO: Carney, Hayes, Sams, Lightburn, Davis, Bralens, Svarcs, Johnson. —71— ACTIVE STUDENTS PEP CLUB, SR.: ROW ONE: Liedes, Nikolas, Rand, Russell, Steffin, Antich, Potts. ROW TWO: Rupert, Fovargue, Gauntlett, Kilman, Hanson, Yantsin, Johnson, Hannuk. ROW THREE: Ross. Nordlund, Vekich Ranum, Gill, Smith, Ross. DRILL TEAM: FIRST ROW: McDougali, Maki, Gaydou, Malstrom, Howland, Wyckoff, Gauntlett. SECOND ROW: Schmitt, Lang, Snyder, Nicndorf. McClary, Terwilligcr. Nigh, Pakonen. ROW ONE: Ottcrstad. Rosmaryn, Lucdccker, Bebich, Valentine, Slcnes, Balagot, Matrich, Harrington, Pritchett. ROW TWO: Bruencr, Rau-hala, Killcbrcw, Kady, Fritts, I.aicr, Said, Huffman, Ibabao. ROW THREE: Wilson, Reid, Ehrhart Ward, Ogren, Mclinkovich, Tinder. Archie, Burch, Banks —72— UPHOLD SCHOOL SPIRIT PEP CLUB, SOPH. AND JR.—ROW ONE: Korpi, Eaton, Smith, Smith, Ferguson, Reid, Marrs, Harris, Malstrom, Marrs, Hendricks. ROW TWO: Henry. Fostor, Asikainen, Pearson, Palosaari, Rubenstcin, Peacher, Lang, Maki, Dragovich, Murphy, Branford, Gaydou, Chouinard. ROW THREE: Hatley, Pederson, Swanson, Ayers, McGregor, Howard, Spencer, Guantlett, Anderson, Pakonen, McCaw. ROW FOUR: Adams, Cannon, Failor, Drosd, Granburg, Whit-acre, Niendorf. Jenkins, Janzik, Martin, Fransicovich. FIRST ROW: Granberg, Anderson, Fields, Engle, Murphy, Stump, Quien, Kolle. SECOND ROW: McCaw, Percini, Kutchera, Bielski, Oestreich, Morrison, Dowd, Bratt, Chandler. A CLUB, JR.: ROW ONE: Fuller, Banks, O'Brien, White, Larson, Arnold. ROW TWO: Yearout, Pasckvalc, LcRoy, Chorba, Giuntoli, Sanford, Preszler. —75— LEADERETTES: ROW ONE: Engle, Antich, Green, Gaydow. Ultican, Warwick, Zembal, Elway. ROW TWO: Gudaz, Gaumlect, Pakomen, West, Russell, McCaw, way. ROW TWO: Dudaz. Gauntlett, Pakonen, West, Russell. McCaw, Ross, Jenkins, Janzik. SERVICE OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Hubacka, Hinrich, Granberg, Wolff, Hubler, Davis, Atkins, Nelson. ROW TWO: Nelson, Matich, Green, Gudaz, Wojs, Ross, Pakonen, Kalin. Yantsin, Neva. ROW THREE: Logan, Wilcox. ROW FOUR: Mr. Bartine, Huffman, Ramsdell, Fritts, Porter, Banks, Goodrich, Said. TICKET TAKERS AND SELLERS: ROW ONE: Bartine, Martin, Martin, Braley, Vincamp, Ramsdell, Baker, Atkins, Reed. ROW TWO: Burgess, Fentiman Hodges, Eldred, Foster, Elder, Erwin, Nyman. ROW THREE: Mathews, Hayes, Hendricks, Carney, Rowland, Lambrix, Olson, Carlson. —74— CAMERA CLUB—ROW ONE: Thompson, Johnson, Yantsin, Logan. Bralcy. ROW TWO: Cannon, Hendricks, Cox, Hays, Hendricks. ROW THREE: Shoaf, Phelps, Magboo. Bum-gardner. ROW FOUR: Pilas, Fitzsimmons, Bunch, Ness, Brodin. P. A. CREW: Brines, LeRoy. • f SERVICE IS OCR RCSINESS PROJECTION CREW: ROW ONE: McKinney, Hakala. ROW TWO: LaDon, Balderston, Fentiman. TOP°TO BOTTOM, ROW ONE: Quinn, Foster, Gillespie. ROW TWO: McMsnemy, Welch Wilson Dug«.R(?° TcTw SEVH Mr Mil« ROW FOUR Krader, Aldrich, Secor. ROW FIVE: Parshall, Tracy, Hurlbert, House, Haley. ROW SIX. Stevens Mix. ROU StvtiN. John n Buuon Vcssey L gai, Caron! ROW EIGHT: Hansen, Burgess, Balderston, Mr. Rubbert. ROW NINE: Magboo, Olsoc. Waterhouse. ROW TEN: McPherson, Kady, Mahaffey. ROW ELEVEN: Wentzel, Moody, Lonergan. —75— LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB —76— FUTURE NURSES CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA RETAIL SELLING—ROW ONE: Hedwall, Wilke. Schocning, Fox, Ramsdell, Davenport, Hack, Jack-son, Trinnecr, Trader, Peterson, Jarvcla. ROW TWO: Amble, Reynolds, Fryle, Lang, Wagner, F.vcrham. DANCE COMMITTEES JR.-SR. BALL COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Smith, Fields, McDougalll, Laier, Ross, Yantsin. ROW TWO: Bramstedt, Rauhala, LeRoy. SOPHOMORE HOP COMMITTEE: Schwarz, Rcucker, Nocula, Logan. MAY DAY DANCE COMMITTEE: ROW ONE: Marshall. Steffen, Nikolas, Fovargue, Chouinard, Harris, Gaydour Failor, Murphy, Adams, Whitacre. ROW TWO: Ferguson, Liedes, Vekich, Ranum, Ross, Dragovich, Jenkins, Janzik, Wilson, Gauntlett, Pakonen. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATES With suitcases in hand, our Girls’ State delegates stepped from the bus that had brought them to Ellensburg to participate in a week of politics. ROW ONE: Logan, Fovargue. ROW TWO: Gaunt- , „ . lett, Sevier, Kalin. Girls’ State offers 350 girls an opportunity to set up a mythical state ot their own — the Evergreen State — on the campus of C. W. C. E. With the help of American Legion Auxiliary Women and state government officials, the citizens of the Evergreen State received political training by managing governments on the city, county, and state levels. Combined with mock caucuses and legislative sessions were such events as a stuffed animal hunt in the city park and secret slumber parties. At the end of the unique week one delegate remarked, Girls’ State lasted for a week, but its effects will last for a lifetime.” ROW ONE: Ballasiotes, Melinkovich, Jacka. ROW Again this year Evergreen Boys' State, sponsored by the American Legion, TWO: Matich, Bramstedt, Granberg, Lucdecker, was held on the campus of Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland, Wash- Laier, Giuntoli. ington, from June 17-24. Model governments were set up during the one-week event, at which officials were elected to city, county, and state offices. The experience was valuable in learning how to cooperate with others. Boys’ State is always appreciated by those who attend and proves to be very valuable to them in later life. The lasting friendships made during these weeks, along with many other wonderful memories, will never be forgotten. —81 — STAGE CREW: ROW ONE: Johnson. Wilson, Baker, Atkins, Simera, Hcyrman. ROW TWO: Alviar, Panhall. Burgess, Burgess, Churchdl, Fruichantie. —«2— A Record of 1959-60 Activities Weatherwax This year, the staff introduced a new section to the Quinault. It was pianned for you ... to review quickly what you have done and seen from enrollment in September 1959, to graduation in June I960. Drill Team performs Teens against Polio Pritchett presides over Ballot counting Madrigals at Swing Concert Cap Gown Measuring Thanksgiving- “A” Club Capers Boys’ Fed instigates Schjci Trophy Between—class dash Tomorrow’s Chefs MISS FOOTBALL Anne Logan CLASS VALENTINES SYANNE POTTS JERRY RAUHALA NATALIE YANTSIN I Aberdeen Forever LARRY COVALL KEN VALENTINE ■. Killebrew m; r Evanson Rc‘id N ROW ONE: Radka, Pritchett, Luedecker, Slenes, Larson. ROW TWO: Macki, Evanson, Harrington, Yearout, Banks. ROW THREE: Bruener, Bruener, Melinkovich, Huffman, Archie, Pattison, Reid. Pattison Mr. Watson HiHHHHHHH The Bobcats enjoyed a successful football season under the capable coaching of Mr. Nate Watson, winning six games and only losing three. The final Capital League standings had Aberdeen placed second . The Bobcats won their first five games of the season and ran up an eleven-game winning streak which started last year. At the I peak of the season the Bobcats were rated second in the state, but 22 after losing only two games the Bobcats dropped out of sight in the state poll. Awards presented to outstanding players this year included Bob Slenes, winning the Lion Club’s George Savage Award as the most outstanding player in the Thanksgiving Day Game. Mike Melinkovich and Fred Bruener shared the Perry Clark Award, presented by the Kiwanis Club. Mike Harrington received the Coaches Award, while Joe Matich won the John Mashin Award, presented by the Men’s Faculty Club. —100— Harrington Luedecker Balagot Slenes Melinkovich Bruener Huffman SEASON SCORES Aberdeen.............31 Aberdeen.............28 Aberdeen.............27 Aberdeen.............19 Aberdeen............. 7 Aberdeen.............. 0 Aberdeen............. 0 Aberdeen............. 0 Aberdeen.............28 Hudson’s Bay ............ 6 O’Dea ................... 0 E. Bremerton ............ 6 Stadium ................. 0 W. Bremerton ............ 6 Wilson .................. 7 Lincoln ................. 7 Olympia .................14 Hoquiam ................. 0 — 101 — JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Mr. Eklund, Vesscy, LiDow, Buchmin, Huffman, Brines, Balderston, Talley, Spoon, Rogers. ROW TWO: Mulkey, Wecse, Radka, Marshall, LeRoy, Brower, Palo, Miller, Carlson, Peotilla. Mr. Rogers SEASON SCORES Aberdeen... 7 Hoquiam 13 Aberdeen... 19 Olympia 13 Aberdeen.. 19 Moclips 0 6 Olympia 0 Aberdeen.. 12 Moclips 0 Aberdeen.. 14 Hoquaim 7 Mr. Eklund The Weatherwax High School Junior Varsity team of 1959 had a very successful season with a record of five wins and one defeat. The lone defeat came in the first game of the season to Hoquiam by the score of 13 to 7. The JV’s later avenged that loss when they won over the Grizzlies 14 to 7 at Hoquiam. Much of the credit for the team's success must go to the defensive and offensive units. The team displayed outstanding ability, both defensively and offensively, with only one score against them in their last four contests; and that was the result of an intercepted pass. The highlight of the entire season was the game at Hoquiam, which was truly a team victory. The team was up for the final game and displayed their best effort of the year. The defensive unit held the Hoquiam Bees to a thirty-two yard total gain. Every player on the squad played in the final three games of the season and gained the necessary experience for the Varsity team. This year’s Junior Varsity team was efficiently coached by Jim Rogers, assisted by A1 Eklund. —102— JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW ONfc: Wilson, Jacobson, Brower, Bruener, Campbell. ROW TWO: Smith, Redifer, Newman, Elway, Schwarz. After a slow start, the B squad, coached by Will Reeve, came along fast and ended up winning a majority of their games. Individual improvement coupled with superb teamwork featured this rise during the season. The B squad plays preliminary to the A squad games with opposition furnished from the regular conference schools. By playing as many games as they do, the B” squad gains valuable experience for future varsity positions and training in citizenship. ABERDEEN 53—NORTH THURSTON 46 ABERDEEN 54—HOQUA1M 50 ABERDEEN 55—ELMA 40 ABERDEEN 40—HOQUIAM 45 ABERDEEN 30—NORH THURSTON 36 ABERDEEN 37—EAST BREMERTON 44 ABERDEEN 48—WEST BREMERTON 52 ABERDEEN 48—LINCOLN 41 ABERDEEN 68—ELMA 49 ABERDEEN 70—STADIUM 39 ABERDEEN 40—OLYMPIA 42 ABERDEEN 51—EAST BREMERTON 54 ABERDEEN 62—WEST BREMERTON 67 ABERDEEN 52 — LINCOLN 45 ABERDEEN 54—WILSON 70 ABERDEEN 55—OLYMPIA 37 ABERDEEN 55—STADIUM 63 —105- Mi. Reeve u Vs s Prezler, Ward, Reid, Donaldson, Mclinkovich, Bruener, CKorba, Carlson. Evanson, not present. ABERDEEN 38 ABERDEEN 51 ABERDEEN 50 ABERDEEN 31 ABERDEEN 36 ABERDEEN 36 ABERDEEN 66 ABERDEEN 53 ABERDEEN 44 ABERDEEN 23 ELMA . . 28 HOQUIAM . . 43 NORTH THURSTON RENTON..44 HOQUIAM . . 33 NORTH THURSTON ABERDEEN 58 ABERDEEN 41 ABERDEEN 42 ABERDEEN 53 ABERDEEN 47 ABERDEEN . . ABERDEEN 52 ABERDEEN 37 ABERDEEN 50 EAST BREMERTON OLYMPIA . . 52 WEST BREMERTON ELMA . . 40 WILSON . STADIUM LINCOLN WILSON . OLYMPIA EAST BREMERTON . . 55 39 LINCOLN . . 33 WEST BREMERTON 27 RENTON . . 44 47 The Bobcats, coached again by Mr. Palo, ran up a five-game winning streak early in the season before losing to Stadium and Olympia. The boys’ morale was good throughout the season, which showed up in their determination to win, even when the odds were against them. Several of the team members are headed for bigger things in college basketabll, judging from their expert performances this year. Mr. Palo Managers George Palo Steve Barry —104— TRACK TEAM The track team, under head coach Mr. Bivens and assistant coach Mr. Watson, had thirteen returning lettermen for the I960 season. Ed Archie, this year’s captain, ran the hurdles, while returning pole vaulters were Tony Pasck-vale and Warren Quirrin. Joe Matich was the Weatherwax High Jumper. Serving as weight men were Mike Melinkovich, Jon Lue-decker, John Rosmaryn, and Steve Ibabao, while Ken Valentine ran the half-mile. Jim Banks was the sprinter. These experienced letter-men plus a number of new turnouts constituted a well-balanced squad. ROW ONE: Banks, Matich, Melinkovich. ROW TWO: Osheroff, Lucdecker, Pasckvale. ROW THREE: Quirrin, Bebich, Rosmaryn, Archie. This year’s baseball team was blessed with a large number of returning lettermen, having lost only four of the 1958-59 starters. With the experienced members of the team leading the way our boys got off to a good start in the early season games. Coached by Mr. Rodgers, the team included, among others, Don Otterstad, Mike Harrington, Jim Ogren and Ted Balagot, who were seniors, and Steve Carlson, Jim Arnold, Will O’Brien, and Skip Wilson, juniors. BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Mr. Rodgers Wilson, Ogren. Rauhala. Balagot, Carlson. ROW i w : lutscsnrcw. «,..«.� ■ ton, Wilson. Arnold. Elwiy, Kelley. ROW THREE: Radka, Porter, Brower, Chorba, O Bnen, Metro-vich, Ketola. —10 — SWIMMING TEAM Underthe guidance of Coach Lawr the Aberdeen swimming team began practicing ’way back in November. During the season our team participated in contests with Wilson, Lincoln, Stadium, Olympia, East and West Bremerton, a Capital League Meet, and a State Meet Results were good in the early part of the season with wins over East West Bremerton. Returninglettermen included Fritz, Matich, Pasckvale, Tinder, White, Fuller, Sanford, Giuntoli and Ehrhart. An outstanding performance was made by Fritz who took 2nd in the 50-yard free style at the Capital League Meet. The medley relay team won 3rd place at the Capital League Meet. ROW ONE: Sanford, Pasckvale, Fritz, Ehrhart, Acker, White, Tinder, Matich. ROW TWO: Fuller, Marshall, Miller, Giuntoli, Henning, Mulroney, LaBounty, Jones, Mr. Lawr. ROW THREE: Banks, Danekar, Pentilla, Griffith, Wilson, Dwyer, Cochenette, Dudaz. GOLF TEAM Golf season was still many weeks away at publication time, but judging by the past performances of early turnouts Weatherwax seemed to be on the way to a successful season. Coached by Mr. Palo, the team planned contests with a number of Capital League schools. On tap were practice sessions at the Highlands Golf Course, which is made available to our boys free of charge by Mr. Strada. The annual contest between the team and faculty members at the Country Club course was also a topic of interest during the early spring. ROW ONE: Schwab, Giuntoli, Jones, Whorton. ROW TWO: Miller, Redifer, Schwarz, Fargo. ROW THREE: Ward, White, Banks, Schmall. —106— GIRLS’ TENNIS 15, 30, 40 game! That was the general theme of the girls tennis team, which enjoyed a very successful season under the leadership of Mrs. Palo. The Weatherwax players were in competition with several other South West Washington high schools. Returning members of this year’s team were Joanne Zembal, Kathy Fovargue, Shari Faulkner, Nancy Gill, Linda Johnson, Alice Ross, Linda Ferrier, Kris Clark, and Janis Rand. With these experi-ened racketters as pace-setters, the games were capably played and exciting. The team finished the season with a pizza party and the appreciation of the student body for their splendid performance. ROW ONE: Faulkner, Johnson, Rand, Zembal. ROW TWO: Ferrier, Moore. Gill, Fovargue, Clark. BOYS’ TENNIS ROW ONE: Ehrhart, Scure, Gonigam. ROW TWO: Cosper, Said. Birk. ROW THREE: Goodrich, Thompson, Prezler, Novak. Practice, practice, and more practice makes a tennis player. Our team plays in the Capital League, and has entered the Southwest Washington tournament for the past three years. They finished fourth last year among ten competing teams and seemed headed for continued success in 1940, judging by early indications. Local ladder play began in early March, while Capital League games began in April. Returning lettermen for the 1959-60 season were John Ehrhart, Jerry Thompson, Jim Kalkwarf, and Dave Preszler. The boys were expertly coached by Mr. Eklund. ROW ONE: Tjernbcrg, Scott, Howard, McLean, Larson, Jackson. Franks, Berdine, Spencer. ROW TWO: Higgins, Ford, Noel, Cole, Fitzsimmons, Barr, Fritts. ROW THREE: Keith, Hakala, Bracchus, Tinder, Bracchus, Boss. ROW FOUR: Cole, Osheroff, Ness Maupin, Hindman, Sellers, Laier. RIFLE TEAM Under the direction of Mr. Billy Sullivent, the Rifle Team of W. H. S. had a good season this year. Each year the club shoots in a postal match sponsored by the National Rifle Association. The match lasts for three months — November, December, and January. At the end of each month the targets are sent to a scorer, who in turn sends the scores to the association. The N. R. A. publishes a bulletin giving the standings of the participating dubs. With this kind of competition the club competes against 200 to 300 clubs from every state in the union. Late in February the club finished up the reason with a trip to Wenatchee to shoot against 200 other rifle experts in the state championship match. 4 o 4 The Quinault staff would like to express its appreciation for the services rendered and time unselfishly given by our advisor, Mr. Ingram Traxler, Mr. Billy Sullivent's printing class. Modern Print Company, the photographers of Dell Mulkey Studio, Jones Photo Company, and the local businesses who have helped finance the I960 Quinault. —in— Doug and his harem. Scrimmage anyone ?JjJo-Celle on the soap box. | Terri hies from Ten, Last day at Cosie A family affair. Camera Shy Nigh, Waiting J for someone Look at the birdie! Always good for a laugh, The Three Musketeers. Swing high, swing low. Rooter bus riders. Where's vour girl. Bill? Baldy. Camp Cuties. Friendly sort, Before . . and . . After. Beach beauty. What’s so funny There were the good ol’ days. Siamese twins. Water skiing, Janis? What’s up, Doc? The long and the short of it. In the good ol’ summer time. The Charmer, The Three Stooges. Breakfast, anyone? Sleepy time gals. Who took my bathing suit? Hey! It stopped raining. Jerry—1 bashful? ELVIS! Ahhh Cool ! Cut! Who’d you vote for? Someone call me? Bongo Beat, Marty A mm m' on the move.j Too young to marry, Two heads are f “ ' l etter than one. t Gee, I’m cute. Wha’cha lookin’ at? Make it snappy. Buttons and Bows, Carmen an Mermaids?? Do-Re-Me-Fa-Soool! Little Miss Muffett, ...and now we leave Weatherwax to enter the waiting world as the citizens of tomorrow —119— H You might like a career at Rayonier. Growing trees or making chemical cellulose is interesting work. Why not talk to Rayonier personnel men about your future? 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Broadway LE 2-8972 SCHAAF’S PRESCRIPTION DRUG Becker Building Aberdeen, Washington Congratulations Class of ’60 INDEPENDENT BOTTLING WORKS • SOPHOMORES Abrohamson, Solly Ann, 51 Adams, Louise, 46, 54, 73, 80 Aho, Bonnie, 46, 55, 61 Aldrich, Ken, 46, 75 Allen, Shirley, 46 Alviar, Nick, 46, 82 Anderson, Charlene, 46, 61 Anderson, Frankie Jean, 46, 62, 65 Anderson, Vivian, 46 Antlch, Eddie, 46 Aro, Susan, 46 Asikalnen, Melody, 46, 73 Atkins, Ethel Mae, 46 Atwood, Bonnie, 46 Ayers, Sherryl, 46, 73, 77 Bachtel, Rashelle, 46 Bailey, Jerry, 51 Balo, Chuck, 47 Barry, Steve, 47, 67, 104 Bates, David, 47 Bates, Judy, 47, 67 Bellafatto, Phil, 47 Bennett, Jackie, 4 7 Betterley, Lois, 47 Bigelow, Kristie, 47, 65 Blossom, Sandy, 47 Bodwell, Carol, 47, 54, 67 Boling, Rick, 47, 62, 67 Boss, Mike, 47, 108 Brakus, Tom, 108 Bralens, Astrid, 46, 67, 71 Bresee, Wayne, 47, 57 Brodin, Herbert, 46, 59 Broten, Elaine, 46 Brower, Jerry, 47, 67,1 01, 102,103, 105 Brown, Edward, 47, 56, 75 Brown, Jan, 46 Brueher, Bob, 46 Brumfield, Dole, 46 Brumfield, Gary, 46 Bumgardner, Jon, 46, 75 Burgess, Gary, 46, 74 Burgess, Eddie, 46, 82 Bush, Carol, 46 Cady, Bill, 47, 64, 102 Cady, Jim, 47 Caldwell, Katherine, 47 Colhoun, Cedric, 47 Campbell, Linda, 47, 67 Campbell, Terry, 47, 103 Cannon, Susan, 47, 55, 65, 67, 73, 75, 77 Carlson, Dennis, 47 Carver, Richard, 47 Case, Adrin Bob, 47 Cellch, Pete, 47 Celine, Connie, 47 Chesterman, Lee, 47 Chouinard, Carmen, 47, 60, 61, 67, 73, 80 Close, Albert, 47, 67 Cole, Ralph Edward, 47, 59, 108 Cole, Wilford, 47 Coleman, Nancy, 47, 54 Collins, Albert, 49, 62 Conover, Lowell, 47 Cook, Michele, 47 Cox, Barbara, 47, 75 Crawford, Ba rbara, 47 Crumpacker, Barbara Jean, 47 Curtis, Ruth, 47 Cutts, Artie, 47, 67 Cuzick, Nancy, 47, 54 Daneker, Lynn, 47, 106 Davidson, Archie, 47 Davis, Dana, 47, 54,67,74 Davis, Linda, 47, 65,67, Decker, Tyrone, 47 Diehm, Sharon, 47, 54 DlFazio, Judi, 47, 55, 62 Dixon, John, 48 Dunning, Wayne, 47, 57, 67 Dwyer, Michael, 47, 67, 106 Dyer, Bob, 48 Eaton, Billie, 47, 54, 60, 67, 73 Edinger, Jim, 48 Ellingwood, Robert, 47, 67 Emmelman, Ruth Ann, 47, 55 Engle, Ken, 47 Enkerud, Donna, 47, 54, 67 Erickson, Leigh, 48 Esler, Linda, 48 Evans, Don, 48 Everham, Janice, 48, 55, 67 Failor, Sherrie, 46,48, 54, 67, 73, 80 Faulkner, Roger, 48 Faulkner, Steve, 48 Fentiman, Bob, 48 Ferguson, Ruth, 48,54, 63,67,77,80 Ferrler, Dennis, 49, 75 Ficele, Eleanor, 48, 65 Finn, Jerome, 48 Flemens, Sandy, 48 Folkers, Keith, 48 Forbis, Bill, 48 Ford, Randy, 48, 108 Foster, Joanne, 48 Foster, Mary, 48, 67, 73, 74 Fradenburg, Pot, 48 Franciscovich, Carol, 48, 54, 65, 67, 73 Franks, Rita, 48, 67, 108 Fredrickson, Richard, 48 Fruichantie, Dan, 48, 82 Gornett, Bill, 49 Garrett, Pam, 48, 54 Gill, Shannon, 48, 54 Gilpin, Gay, 48, 63, 67 Girgich, Elaine, 51 Gobat, Candice, 48 Gordon, Bill, 7, 48, 67 Gordon, Rick, 48 Gozart, Cheryl, 48, 55 Granger, Jo-Anne, 51, 71 Gudaz, John, 48, 106 Haapanen, Dorothy, 48 Hakola, John, 48,67,75, 108 Hall, Kenneth, 48 Hale, Shirley, 48 Hallet, Sam, 48 Honan, Emmy Lou, 48 Hansen, Bill, 48 Hansen, Sharon, 48 Hansmeier, Larry, 7,46,48,64,67 Hardy, Barbara, 48, 55, 65 Hargraves, Dixie, 48, 55 Harris, Dave, 48 Haskins, Gordon, 48, 59 Hatley, Claudette, 48, 55, 73 Hatley, Syd, 51, 56 Hazen, Bonita, 49, 55, 77 Heatley, Jim, 48 Hendricks, Lola, 48, 75 Henry, Betty Jean, 49, 54, 65 Henry, Don, 49, 73 Herrick, Earl, 51 Heyrmon, LeRoy, 82 Hindman, Cheryl, 48, 54 Hinrichs, Ramona, 49, 55, 67 Hubacka, Jon, 49, 58 Hubler, Nancy, 49 Huffmon, Ronald, 49, 101, 102 Hughes, Mary, 49, 61, 67 Hultman, Gary, 49 Jacka, Jerl, 7, 49, 91 Jackson, Pervena, 49, 55, 108 Jacobson, Jim, 49, 103 Jomtaas, Susan, 51, 61 Janzlk, Bob, 7, 49, 67 Johansen, Ron, 49 Johnson, Alice, 49 Johnson, Elna, 49, 71 Johnson, Melody, 49, 103 Johnston, Byron, 49, 61 Jones, Carol, 49 Jones, Joyce, 49 Jones, Kirk, 7, 49, 67 Kaplan, Joe, 49 Kaufman, Mike, 49, 57 Keith, Dave, 49, 108 Keoppel, David, 49 Ketola, Kenneth, 49, 105 Knute, Karla, 49 Knutson, Wallace, 49 Korpi, Maxine, 49, 54, 55, 67, 73, 77 Krader, Steve, 49, 75 Kruft, Jody, 49, 55 Kunto, Roberta, 49,55, 63, 67,77 LaDow, Louis, 49, 75, 102 Larson, Janice, 49, 108 Lentz, Robin, 49 Lock, Larry, 49, 59 Logan, Bill, 49, 80 Long, Diane, 46, 49, 67 Loring, Bill, 49 Loyd, Kay Louise, 49 Magboo, Agaton, 49, 75 Manenica, JoAnn, 49 Mangold, Joanne, 49, 54, 65, 67 Marcou, Nothan, 49 Marks, Ron, 49 Marshall, Adin, 49, 102, 106 Martin,Virginia, Marilyn, 9, 74 Matheson, Marcia, 49, 60, 65 Mathews, Frank, 51, 74 Maupin, Dennis, 49, 108 Mayer, Alice, 49, 54 McAllister, Dianna, 49 McCormick, Mary, 49 McGregor, Janet, 49, 54, 67, 73 McKinney, Ronnie, 75 McLean, Sara, 50, 108 McPherson, Jack, 50, 67, 75 Mekosky, Virginia, 49 Micheau, George, 51 Mitchell, John, 50, 67 Moorman, Lois, 65 Morgan, Bill, 50 Mott, Harvey, 50 Moyer, Betty, 50 Mudgett. Velma, 50 Muhlhauser, Edward 50, 56 Mulkey, Richard, 50, 58, 67, 102 Muller, Barbra, 50 Nelson, Charles, 51 Neva, Sue, 50, 67 Nocula, Sandra, 54, 55,71, 80 Noel, Don, 51, 108 Norris, Robert, 50, 56 Olson , Chuck, 50, 56, 75 O’Neill, Bob, 50 O'Rourke, JoAnne, 50 Orth, Elinors, 50 Pacana, Rich, 50, 56 Palossari, Anita, 50, 54, 73 ParshalI, Jim, 50, 75, 82 Peacher, Nancy, 51, 55, 71, 73 Pearson, Carole, 50, 55, 73 Pearson, Patricia, 51, 54 Pedersen, Judy, 7, 50, 54, 67, 73, 77 Peetz, Karlene, 50, 54, 67 Penttlla, Eric, 7, 50, 102, 106 Peters, Fran, 50 Philbrick, Byron, 50, 63 Pierce, Donna, 50, 54, 63 Pinckney, Donn, 51, 59, 61 Polk, Gary, 50 —132- Porter, B. J. 50, 74, 105 Powell, Jay, 50 Powell, Sandi, 50, 60 Radka, Benny, 50, 67, 100, 102,105 RamsdelI, Judith, 50, 67 Ramsdell, Kay, 74 Randich, Theresa, 50 Rattle, Helen, 50, 54, 65, 67 Reid, Sally, 50, 55, 67, 73 Reiter, Sandra, 51 Reucker, Beverly, 7,50,54,63,67,80 Rice, Beverleyann, 51 Rice, Ronald, 51 Roman, Beth, 50 Rossetti, Bonnie, 50, 54 Rowland, Sheila, 50, 71, 74 Rubinstein, Diane, 51, 54, 73 Rugger, Jack, 50 Saari, Judy, 50, 63 Sams, Carolyn, 51, 71 Sanderson, Ronnie, 51, 57 Schmidt, Patty, 50, 54 Schwarz, Beverly, 50,54,67,77,80 Scott, Marilyn, 50, 67, 108 Scure, Marian, 50, 54 Sears, Danny, 51, 57 Seger, Shirley, 51 Shank, Carl, 50 Shea, Mory Ann, 50, 65 Simera, Tom, 50 Smith, Barbara, 51, 54, 67, 73 Smith, Eddie, 50, 103 Smith, Kay, 50,55,65, 67,73 Smith, Janet, 50, 63, 65, 67 Smith, LeRoy, 51 Smith, Robert, 51, 59 Smith, Steve, 50, 67 Soliie, Beth, 50, 54 Spoon, Ted, 50, 58, 64, 102 Stangland, Danny, 51 Steinman, Gary, 51 Stevens, Janell, 50, 62 Stevens, Phyllis, 51, 62 Stophilbeen, Maxene, 51, 55 Strltmatter, Shirley, 50, 63 Stultz, Luana, 51 Svarcs, Renate, 51, 67 Swanson, Karen, 7, 51, 54, 67, 73, 77 Tanata, Terri, 51 Thompson, Joe, 51 Tjernberg, Donna, 50, 108 Tobey, Chris, 51 Townsend, Roy, 51 Tuomisto, Louise, 51 Vaughn, Harold, 51 Verville, Gordon, 51 V agner, Richard, 51 Walford, Cheryl 51,55,65,67 Walker, Susan, 51, 54 Weese, Tom, 51, 102 Wenzel, Doyle, 51 Weston, Sheila, 51, 67 Wetzel, Darrel, 51, 75 Wheeler, Arthur, 51 Wilson, Barbara, 51, 62, 67, 80 Wilson, Don, 51, 75 Wilson, Judy, 51, 67, 75 Wilson, Ron, 51, 75, 82 Wilson, Tracy, 51, 57 Wilson, Walt, 51 Wlrta, William, 51 Wolfe, Paul, 51 Woods, Donald, 51 Wright, Bob, 51 Zdrojewski, Mary, 51, 55 Zelepuza, Alan, 51 Zink, Warren, 51 Amos, Mike, 40, 56 Anderson, Byron, 41 Anderson, Karen, 41,54, 60, 73, 77 Antlch, Mike, 40 Arnold, Jim, 40, 73, 105 Auer, Bonnie, 40 Bacchus, Dale, 40, 59, 108 Baer, Teresa, 40,54, 65, 70 Balderston, Gordon, 41, 101, 102 Banks, John, 41,44, 73, 101, 106 Barre, Jack, 40, 108 Bebich, Bruce, 41 Bielski, Susan, 41, 62, 67, 73 Blacketer, Carolyn, 40, 71, 74 Bodnar, Sharon, 40, 55 Brakus, Mickey, 40 Braley, Margaret, 41, 74, 75 Branford, Sharon, 41,54, 73, 74, 77 Brant, Larry, 44, 57, 62 Bratt, Rita, 40, 54, 70, 73 Brecht, Carolyne, 41, 54 Bresee, Larry, 41, 58 Brines, Bill, 7,41,75,101,102 Bristol, Don, 41 Brown, Karen, 40, 54, 74 Bruener, Mike, 41, 100, 103 Buchman, Robert, 40, 101, 102 Bunch, Don, 40, 75 Burgon, Burgene, 40 Burton, Mike, 40 Carlson, John, 41, 102 Carlson, Steve, 41, 68, 69,104, 105 Carney, Judy, 41, 62, 71, 74 Cathey, Don, 40, 58, 62 Chandler, Charlene, 40, 54, 73 Chapin, Mac, 41 Chesterman, Albert, 40, 67, 70 Chorba, Marty, 41, 67, 71, 101, 104, 105 Church, Terry, 40 Churchel, Becky Ann, 41, 71 Clark, Janice, 41, 55, 77 Cochennette, John, 40, 106 Cole, Constance, 40, 55, 67, 77 Cole, Don, 40, 58, 61,64, 108 Cole, Wayne, 45, 62 Corsette, Rich, 40, 77 Covall, Larry, 41, 99 Cross, Mike, 41 Cunningham, William, 40 Curtis, Lynn Jerry, 41 Dahlstrom, Roxie, 41, 54, 67 Daniels, Kathleen, 40, 55 Deatherage, Barbara, 45 DeCoy, Tom, 40, 59, 61, 64 DeLibero, Larry, 40 Dell, Eddie, 40, 56 DeLorme, Paul, 40, 64 Dilk, Val. Max, 41 Dineen, Ted, 42 Docsanes, Nick, 41 Donaldson, John, 42, 104 Dowd, Louise Ann, 41, 67, 73 Dragovich, Judy, 44,54,73,80 Drosd, Nancy, 41, 55, 67, 73, 77 Dubrau, Kenneth, 41, 42, 58, 61 Dugas, Bill, 43, 75 Duncan, Carole, 41, 77 Dunn, Don, 41 Easter, Som, 41, 56 Eldred, Alyce, 42, 54, 67 Eldred, Ellen, 41, 55, 65 , 74 Elway, Jim, 41, 105 Engle, Judy, 42,55,67,73,74 Fargo, Judy, 71 Fearing, Vicki, 42, 55 Fentiman, Richard, 45, 74, 75 Fields, Joyce, 42, 54, 60, 64, 67, 73, 80 Fields, Peggy, 42, 55, 67 Fitrsimmons, Dale, 41, 64, 67,75, Fodge, Alice, 43, 60, 67 Foster, Bill, 41, 57, 75 Francis, Martin, 45 JUNIORS Frazer, Toni, 44 Littlejohn, Jeri, 42, 55 Frost, John, 42 Frulchantle, Joanne, 41 Fuller, Denton, 73, 106 Gates, Dick, 41, 57 Gauntlett, Pam, 41, 55, 61, 65, 67 72, 73, 74, 77, 89 Goydou, Marilyn, 41, 55, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 80 Gillespie, Mike, 43, 75 Gillmore, Bill, 42 Gilpin, Richard, 42, 57 Giuntoli, Don, 42,73,101, 106 Gordon, Ron, 41 Gores, Don, 42 Gradl, Judie, 42 Graham, Dennis, 41, 56 Granborg, Karla, 42, 54, 73, 74 Graves, Vera, 42 Green, Barbara, 42, 55, 74 Green, Rick, 41, 61, 64, 67 Grine, Judy, 44, 54, 62 Gudaz, Andrienne, 7,41,54,74 Gurrad, Pauline, 42,55,64,67,77 Haaseth, Judith, 42 Hammond, Laura, 42, 55 Hampton, Hill, 42 Hansen, Joe, 45, 75 Hansmeier, Carolyn, 42,55,77 Harris, Sue, 42, 55, 67, 73,77,80 Harsch, Tom, 43, 70 Hart, Jim, 43 Harwood, Linda, 42, 55, 77 Hays, Judy, 41, 71, 74, 75 Hendricks, Iona, 41, 73, 74, 75 Henning, Herb, 41, 63, 106 Hess, Patty, 41, 55, 60, 65 Higgins, Sandra, 42, 108 Hindman, Don, 43, 108 Hinrichs, Yvonne, 42, 74, 77, 91 Hodges, Wilma, 41, 74 Holmes, Marion, 42, 55,65, 67,77 Holt, Jack, 41 Howard, Barbara, 42, 65, 73, 74, 77, 108 Howland, Laura, 42, 54, 65, 72 Hubacka, Margaret, 42, 55, 63,67, 74 Hughes, John, 42, 70 Hulbert, Barbara, 42 Hulsey, Steve, 45 Hurlbert, George, 43, 75, 101 Hutton, Tony, 44, 62, 64, 67 Ibabo, Yvonne, 41, 54 Jamtaas, Bob, 44, 57 Janzik, Joanne, 40, 44 , 60, 67, 73, 74, 77, 80 Jarbo, Terry, 43 Jellum, Judith, 44, 63, 67 Jenkins, Eva, 43, 73, 74, 80 Jensen, Charlene, 42, 62 Johnson, Donna, 42 Johnson, Don, 42, 71, 82 Jones, Doug, 41, 106 Jones, Judy, 41 Jones, Nick, 42 Kohler, Bill, 43 Kainber, Bill, 42, 56 Kalkwarf, Jim, 4 1 Kehn, Larry, 43 Kelley, Robert, 42, 44, 105 Knutson, Karen, 43, 64, 67, 77 Kolle, Mary, 41, 55, 73 Kutchero, Jeanne, 42, 55, 67, 73 LaBounty, Preston, 42, 106 Lackey, Elaine, 60 Laine, Diana, 43, 67, 77 Lang, Julianne, 43,55, 72, 73, 77 Lantz, Bob, 42 Large, Pat, 42, 54, 62, 65, 77 Larson, Robert, 42, 73, 100 Lequire, Aleta, 43 LeRoy, Bill, 41, 73, 75. 80, 101,102 Lillsjo, Laurece, 43 Lonergan, Pat, 42, 75 MacDonald, Barbara, 54 Macki, Ronald, 44, 100 Mahoffey, Don, 42, 75 Mainlo, John, 42 Maki, Karen, 41, 55, 72, 73 Makl, Kenneth, 42, 59 Malott, Jean, 43, 77 Malstrom, Susan, 7, 42, 54, 67, 70, 72, 73, 77 Mandich, Joe, 42, 56 Marable, Sharon, 42, 54 Marrs, Carol, 43, 73, 77 Morrs, Sheila, 42, 55, 64, 67 Marshall, Mary Pat, 42, 55, 67, 73, 77, 80 Marten, Carol, 41, 54, 60, 73 Martin, Norma, 43, 54, 74 Matich, Kitty, 43, 74 Matthews, Randy, 77 Maynard, Kirk, 43, 62 McCaw, Julie Anne, 7, 43, 55, 60, 67, 73, 74, 77 McClary, Dianne, 43, 55, 72, 77 McCrimmon, George, 43, 56, 77 McDougol, Terl, 43, 55, 68, 69,72, 80 McKlnstry, Dan, 43 McManemy , Tom, 43, 75 McMullen, Roger, 45, 57 Miller, Dave, 45 Miller, Jerry, 43, 102, 106 Mitrovlch, Al, 43, 105 Mix, Bob, 45, 75 Modun, Gary, 43 Mommsen, Brian, 43 Momot, Judy, 43 Moore, Doug, 41 Morley, Jeanette, 43 Morley, Kathleen, 43 Morrison, Cheryl, 45, 63, 73 Motes, Sally, 43, 54,67,74,77 Mulroney, Terry, 43, 66, 106 Munch, Peggy, 43 Murphy, Eileen, 43, 54, 77 Murphy, Kathleen, 43, 55, 64, 73, 80 Ness, Joe, 43, 75, 108 Newman, Bob, 44, 101, 103 Newton, Cheri, 43, 54, 65, 67 Niendorf, Lynn, 43, 55, 72, 73 Nigh, Dianne, 43, 72, 77 Nikodym, Sharon, 43, 65 Nikula, Eddie, 42 Nulf, Phyllis, 45 Nyman, Steven, 43, 60,64,67,74 O'Brien, Will, 43, 73, 105 Oestrelch, Susan, 43, 55, 64, 73 Olsen, Doug, 43 Olson, Michael, 43, 67, 74 Olson, Thorald, 43 Orr, Ronald, 43, 57 Osheroff, Bill, 42, 58, 64, 105, 108 Osina, Victoria, 43 Pakonen, Tanya, 7, 45, 67, 72, 73,74, 80 Palo, George, 44, 56, 67, 101, 102,104 Pasckvale, Tony, 42, 73, 101, 105,106 Pearsall, John, 43 Peck, Diana, 43, 65 Perclni, Andrea, 43, 73 Phelan, Kathy, 45, 55, 62 , 64, 65, 67, 77 Phelps, Lyle, 42, 64, 75 Pickering, Connie, 44 Pierce, Judy, 43, 55 Poe, Lynnda, 45 Preszler, Dave, 44,73,101, 104, 107 Pruitt, Robert, 42,56,62,67,70 Qulen, Carol, 43,54,62, 65,73,77 Radka, Bernie, 42 Redifer, Rich, 42, 77, 103, 106 Reed, Karen, 43, 74 Reed, Janet, 44, 55, 67, 77 Reynolds, Nancy, 43, 54, 67 —133— Rhoden, Dena, 44, 54 Richman, Maryann, 43 Roberts, Cal, 7, 44 Rockwell, Roy, 43 Rogers, Joan, 44, 54, 77 Rosevea r, Robert, 7, 44, 67 Round, Peggy, 44, 77 Rowe, Steve, 43 Rubio, Fred, 43 Russell, Kenneth, 43, 75 Ryan, Carolle, 44, 54 Salstrom, Bonnie, 44, 54, 55 , 67,77 Sondoval, Penny, 45 Sanford, J. Fred, 45, 73, 106 Schlelf, Shirley, 44 Schmall, Bob, 44, 106 Schmidt, Betty, 44, 55, 67, 72 Schmidt, David, 44, 56 Schmidt, Steve, 45, 59, 60 Schuldt, Dove, 45 Schult Don, 45, 56 Schwab, Tony, 44, 106 Schwarz, Ted, 44, 103, 106 Scott, Michele, 44, 54, 65 Secor, John, 45, 73 Sellers, Stanley, 108 Shafer, Diane, 44 Sharp Joyce, 44 Sherrick, Beverly, 45, 77 Shoaf, Bill, 44, 56, 75 Siggstedt, Susan, 44, 77 Silvey, Anne, 54, 77 Smith, Leala, 44, 55 Smith, Sandra, 45 Smith, Terry, 44 Snyder, Joonne, 44, 55, 68, 69, 72 Spencer, Carol, 73, 77, 108 Stiles, James, 45, 56, 62 Stover, Jim, 44 Strunk, Karen, 7, 41, 54, 63, 65 Stump, Carol, 44, 54, 73 Sturgis, Robert, 45 Svarcs, Revita, 44,55,67,71,77 Swanson, Jim, 44 Swiergula, Denise, 44, 55 Talley, Sam, 26, 44, 59, 101 Terwilllger, Susan, 44, 55, 72, 77 Tetzlaff, Ron, 45 Thompson, Vickie, 44, 55, 64, 67, 77 Tracy, Charles, 45, 57, 75 Trapp, George, 44 Trask, Richard, 44 Tuttle, Roberta, 44 Twitchell, Fred, 45, 67 Ultican, Diana, 7, 55, 61, 63, 64, 6 67, 74 Vann, Barry, 45 Vekich, Ron, 45 Vessey, Chris, 45, 75, 102 Vincamp, Juanita, 44, 65, 74 Vito, Mike, 44, 57 Wallin, Cora, 45, 65 Warberg, Dick, 45, 56, 63, 67 Warwick, Terry, 44, 55, 74 Wasson, Ray, 44 Waterhouse, Don, 44, 75 Welch, Bill, 45, 75 Wentzel, Elizabeth, 65 West, Larry, 44 Whitocre, Helen, 44, 73, 80 White, Carmen, 44, 62, 63 White, Tom, 45,67,73,106 Wilcox, Colleen, 45, 55,67,74,77 Williams, Pat, 45 Wilpone, Arne, 45 Wilson, Skip 45 Wolff, Susan, 40, 44, 55, 64 , 67, 74 Wyckoff, Billie, 44, 72 Yearout, Jeff, 40,45,67,73, 100 Young, Florence, 45 Yundt, Pat, 44 Zelepuza, Roger, 44 Zohowski, Linda, 45, 77 SENIORS Acker, Gordon, 15, 106 Ainsworth, Sharon, 15, 54, 71 Amble, Dick, 15, 77 Anderson, Ken, 15 Anderson, Robert, 15 Antlch, Pot, 15, 65, 66, 68, 69, 71, 72, Archie, Ed, 7, 15, 33, 72, 100, 101, 105 Atkins, Eva, 15,71,74,82 Baker, Betty, 15,74,82 Baker, John, 15 Baiagot, Ted, 15, 32, 72, 101,105 Balderston, Robert, 15,57,75 Ballard, Susan, 15,62,66 Ballasiotes, Angelo, 15,68,69,81 Banks, Jim, 15, 72, 74, 1 00, 105 Barklow, Thomas, 15, 59 Barnett, Jim, 15 Barton, Albert, 16 Bebich, Ken, 16, 72, 105 Berglund, Walter, 16,58,64 Berdine, Cecelia, 16,54, 71,108 Birk, Owen, 16, 107 Blacketer, Helen, 30 Bjorne, Betty, 16,66, 70, 77 Bostwick, Gary, 16 Boyer, Bob, 16 Bra ley, Ray, 16 Bramstedt, Bill, 16,57, 80, 81 Bridges, Ted, 16 Brodln, Harold, 16,58,61,64,75 Brown, Ron, 16, 58, 64 Brownrlgg, Barbara, 16, 63, 65, 66, 77 Bruener, Fred, 1 6, 66, 72, 100,101, 104 Burch, Brian, 16, 72 Burgess, Garnet, 17, 75, 82 Burghardt, Nancy, 62,64, 17,54,55 Burlingame, Judy, 17, 54, 71 Button, Larry, 1 7, 70, 75 Capps, Frances, 17, 65 Carl, Chuck, 17,57,62,82 Carlson, Carole, 17,54,55,60, 74 Caron, Bruce, 17, 75 Carossino, Beth, 17, 54, 66, 77 Carson, Horry, 17, 33 Chapin, Jim, 17 Chouinard, Carol, 7, 17, 64, 65, 66, 77 Christie, Clyde, 17, 75 Christoffer, Lorry, 17 Churchel, Gary, 17, 82 Clark, Kris, 7, 17, 32,34,55, 66,77, 107 Cole, John, 17, 58, 64 Collins, Patricia, 18, 71 Cosper, Gary, 18,57,68, 107 Covall, Sharon, 18,54,71 Craig, David, 18 Creelmon, Carol, 18,65,70,77 Cuzick, Norma, 71 Davenport, Diane, 18, 77 Davis, Emma Jane, 18,65,71,77 Dobson, Jannene, 18 Drake, Jeff, 18, 56 Dwyer, Pat, 18, 55, 66, 77 Eaton, David, 18, 58 Edwards, John, 18 Ehrhart, John, 18, 34,56,66,72, 106, 10 Elder, Sandra, 18, 71, 74 El ledge, Tom, 18 E Iway, Kathleen, 7,19, 54, 63, 65, 66,71 Emery, Leo, 19 Emmelman, Jane, 19 Enkerud, Edward, 7, 19,32,59, 61,62,64 Erwin, Barbara, 19, 74 Esler, Sandra Lee, 19 Evanson, Carl, 19,100 Everham, Tom, 19, 77 Everltt, Bob, 19 Fargo, Jack, 19, 106 Faulkner, John, 19 Faulkner, Sharrl, 1 9, 32, 55, 66, 77, 107 Ferrier, Linda, 19, 65,66,70, 107 Fleming, Mel, 19 Fovorgue, Katherine, 19,34,54,55,66, 80,81, 107 Fox, Sharon, 19, 77 Fradenburg, Charles, 19, 59 Fritts, Bill, 20, 72, 74,106, 108 Frye, Karen, 20, 77 Gad wo, David, 20, 57, 64, 82 Gauntlett, Sandra, 7,20,61,66,68, 69 72, 74, 81 George, Janis, 14, 20, 34, 66, 68, 77 Gill, Nancy, 7,20,34,54, 60,63, 64 65, 66,71, 107 Giuntoll, Ron, 20,58,61, 64, 81 Glandon, Gary, 20 Gobat, Paul, 20 Gonigam, Pete, 20, 66, 107 Goodrich, Jere, 20, 74, 107 Granberg, Ronald, 20,58, 60,64,81 Griffiths, Katherine, 20,54,77 Hoek, Linda, 20, 77 Haindel, Shirley, 20, 62, 77 Haley, Jack, 20, 75 Hannuk, Gail, 20, 33, 62, 66, 68, 69, 72, 88 Hansmeier, Judy, 21, 65, 71 Hanson, Yvonne, 21, 66, 71, 72,77 Harrington, Gary, 21, 62 Harrington, Michael, 21,57,72, 100 101, 105 Harris, Linda, 7,21,55,65,66,68,69 Hazen, Robert, 21, 59 Hedin, Linda, 21 Hedwall. Larry, 21, 77 Heikkila, Kay, 21 Henry, Frank, 21 Hensley, Wayne, 21 Hermanson, Lee, 21, 70 Hirschbeck, John, 21 Hogan, Errol, 21, 59 Hornsby, Judy, 21, 71 House, Jim, 21, 75 Hubler, Marylln, 21,62,71,74 Huffman, Carl, 22,72,74, 100,101 Huisingh, Larry, 22 Hulbert, Adrienne, 22, 71 Hulbert, Marjorie, 22, 71 Hurme, William, 22, 33, 58, 61, 62, 64, 70 Ibabao, Steve, 22, 72 Jacka, Alan, 7, 14,22, 58,59,61,62,81 Jackson, Geri, 22, 77 James, Bill, 22 Jorvela, Roger, 22, 77 Jewett, Keith, 22 Johnson, Don, 22, 75 Johnson, Dorothy, 22, 63, 65, 77 Johnson, Linda, 22,33, 62, 66, 72, 75 98, 107 Jones, Ken, 22, 57 Jump, Roger, 22 Kadey, Ronald, 22, 72, 75 Kalin, Susan, 23,54,66, 74,81 Kauno, Michael, 23 Keeton, Mel, 23 Kelley, Barbara, 23 Ketola, Harold, 23 Killebrew, Perry, 23,59, 61,72, 100, 101, 105 Kill man, Karen, 23,54,71,72,77 Kloempken, Mary, 23, 54 Kocher, Virgil, 23,57,58,61,62,64 Kromer, Cheryl, 23 Kuronen, Kenneth, 23 Laier, Chuck, 23, 72,81,108 Laler, Toni, 7, 23, 54, 68, 69, 71, 74 72 77, 80 Lambrlx, Helen, 23, 54, 55, 63, 71, 74, 77 Lang, Jack, 23, 77 LaRocque, 23 Larson, Sandra, 22, 62, 65, 66, 77 Lennstrom, Jim, 24 Lewin, Delbert, 24 Liedes, Kathleen, 24, 54, 62, 66, 72, 74, 80 Lightburn, Linda, 24, 71 Lindskov, Marilyn, 24, 34 Logan, Anne, 24, 32, 55, 66, 74, 75 81, 90 Lonergan, Mike, 24, 75 Loring, Maryette, 24, 32, 65, 66, 67 Luedecker, Jon, 24 , 72, 81, 100, 101 Lunceford, Dwight, 24 Lynn, JoAnn, 24. 54. 71 Maki, Steve, 24 Mangold, Delores, 24, 54 Markgraf, Ron, 24, 32, 63 Marshall, Rose—Marie, 24, 55, 66, 77 Matich, Joe, 24, 72,81,100, 101, 105, 106 Maynard, Mark, 24, 62 McGregor, Gary, 25 McLaughlin, Beverly, 25,54, 65,77 Medak, Walt, 25, 62-Melinkovich, Mike, 25, 32, 72, 81 100, 101, 104, 105 Mills, Brian, 25, 63, 66 Moody, Sam, 25, 75 Moody, Ron, 25, 74 Moore, Sharon, 25,54,62,74,77, 107 Morff, Mary, 25, 82 Morrow, Joan, 25, 33, 54 Murphy, Tim, 25 Myhre, Roger, 25 Nelson, Bill, 25 Nelson, Dianne, 25, 54, 65, 66, 68, 74, 77 Nelson, Marcia, 7,25,66,74, 77 Neuert, Frank, 25 Niemi, Pamela, 25, 70, 71, 77 Nikolas, Pat, 26,55,66, 72, 80 Nikula, Bob, 26 Nordlund, Marilyn, 26,55,64,66, 72 Novak, Ed, 26,58,59, 107 Ogren, James, 26, 72, 105 Otterstad, Don, 26, 72 Pattison, Dan, 26, 100 Peterson, Dennis, 26, 56 Peterson, Don, 26, 77 Peterson, Verna, 26, 34, 55, 64, 66, 82 Piles, Leo, 26, 75 Potts, Dyanne, 26,33,55,72,98 Preston, Bob, 26, 62 Preston, Judy, 26, 55 Pritchett, Jim, 6, 26, 32, 34, 6$72,100 Pruett, Vic, 26 Qualls, Patty, 26 Questi, Janice, 27, 55, 66 Qulrln, Warren, 27, 75, 105 RamsdelI, Linda, 27, 77 Romsdell, Melvin, 27, 56, 74 Rand, Janice, 27, 55, 62, 63, 72, 10! Ranum, Barbara, 27, 54, 66, 71, 72, 77, 80 Rauhala, Jerry, 7, 14, 27, 33, 72, 80 100, 101, 105 Reed, April, 27 Reid, Mike, 27 Reid, Peter, 7, 27, 34, 56, 66, 72, 100, 104 Reynolds, Sherman, 27 77 Rosmaryn, John, 27, 72, 82, 105 Ross, Alice, 27, 54, 63, 66, 72, 74,! Ross, Caye, 27,62,63,72 Rupert, Mary, 27,55,60,61,66,72, 74, 77 Russell, Jo-Celle,27,54, 72,74 Said, David, 7, 27, 57, 72,74,107 Sams, David, 28 Sanford, Barbara, 28, 54 Schaaf, Jonet, 28, 63, 77 Schmei, David, 28, 77 Schoening, Beverly, 28 Schreck, Arlene, 28 Scure, Dave, 28, 107 Seyler, Sandra, 7, 28, 33, 34, 65, 68, 81, 91 Shedd, Patricia, 28, 71 Silva, Louis, 28 Simera, John, 28, 82 Skarperud, John, 28 Slenes, Bob, 28, 33, 66, 72, 100, 101 Smith, Arlene, 28, 65 Smith, Margot, 28, 55, 66, 72, 80 Smith, Sandra, 28 Speegle, Joan, 28 Steffen, Evelyn, 28, 54, 62, 72,77,8 Stevens, Bruce, 29, 75 Stocker, Charles, 29 Stop sen, Bob, 29 Strom, Beverly, 29 Sutton, Don, 29 Swan, Terry, 29, 56 Thomas, John, 29 Thompson, Jerry, 29, 107 Thompson, Roberta, 29, 55, 68, 69 75, 77 Thompson, Rosalie, 29 Tinder, Dick, 29, 72,106, 108 Toy, Darlene, 29, 65 Trader, Carolyn, 29, 77 Trineer, Pat, 29, 77 Valentine, Ken, 29,72,82,99 Vekich, Marcia, 29, 55, 80 Wagner, Ronald, 29, 77 Ward, Bob, 30,70,72,104,106 Warren, Barbara, 30, 63, 66, 77 Waterbury, Robert, 30 West, Glenda, 7,40, 63,66,68,74 Wetzel, Fred, 30, 59 Whitacre, Buddie, 30, 54, 55, 65 Whltacre, Peggy, 30 Whorton, Neal, 30, 106 Wilke, Jackie, 30, 77 Wilson, Jim, 30, 57,72, 105 Wojs, Barbara, 30,55,65,74,77 Wolfe, Patricia, 30, 65 Yantsin, Natalie, 7, 30, 32, 65, 72, 75, 77, 80, 98 Young, Delores, 30, 71 Young, Walter, 30 Zembal, Joanne, 7, 30, 54, 65, 66, 6 69, 74, 77, 107 KANSAS CITY 6. 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