Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

THE 1961 QUINAULT Published by The Associated Students of Weatherwax High School Aberdeen, Washington Co-Editors.................Marilyn Caydou Steve Carlson Business Manager Sue Malstrom Sports Editor.................Jeff Yearout Photography........Andrienne Cudaz Copy Editor Sharon Branford Index Editor.........Joanne Janzik Snaps Editor. Kitty Matich Senior Editor... ...Bev Sherrick Art Editor........Teri McDougall Advisor...... ....... .Mr. Traxler FOREWORD To the average high school student, time isn't measured by a period or a season. Time to us means the date of the big game, or the days that are marked off in anticipation of the foreshadowing weekend, the impending tests, or the approaching commencement ceremony. We live in the present surrounded by daily routine and little recognize the importance of the events and activities which are so rapidly passing us by. Many of us have participated for the last time in such events, while others have seen only the beginning of those traditions. Our yearbook has its purpose in securing and then holding all of these scenes, for with the future will come the escape of these memories formulated during our high school years. One by one, they will become obscure in our minds replaced in turn by the forthcoming events of the next few years. It has been our hope that this 1960-1961 Quinault has captured and highlighted these memories. Time is not recalled by a period or season, but by the faces of friends, the thrill of winning the big game, or the sound of one's name, as diplomas are awarded on commencement day. DEDICATION This year, 1960-61, has been our year, and surely one we will all remember. It has been a year of surprising school spirit with enthusiasm never seen before in the history of Weatherwax. This school spirit was evident every day at Weatherwax, and it has been a contributing factor to the success of the year. This was also the year preceding the retirement of two of our beloved teachers, Mr. Fenenga and Mr. Quien. Mr. Fenenga started his teaching career in Silverton, Oregon, later moving to Montesano, where he taught and coached for eight years. He came to Aberdeen in 1929. Serving as basketball and track coach for eighteen years, Mr. Fenenga was the first basketball coach to send an Aberdeen team to a state tournament in Seattle. His teaching subjects have been sociology, economics, American History, and World History. Mr. Quien worked in the automotive trades for twenty years before he began teaching in our school. He started teaching in 1940 with a schedule of six periods of Auto Mechanics, and also supervised bus transportation until 1945. He has never missed a day in twenty-one years. We join together with the student body and faculty, in complimenting these two gentlemen for jobs well done. NOTES AND QUOTES ON 1960-61 Our high school life is not separate from life outside of school. We are a part of a community, a nation, and the world, both as individuals and as a group. The Quinault always has as its main purpose to record life at Weatherwax; this year we should, perhaps, take note of the out-of-school happenings that have affected our lives during the year. What was the world situation of 1960-61 as we hustled in and out of Weatherwax classrooms? What were the community and national issues of the year, the worrisome problems with which we and our parents were faced? What future did 1961 teenagers want, expect and plan for? The following items have been selected to help you get the picture, man, in the years to come. Boeing 707 jet, 7,000 miles non-stop, Los Angeles to Paris and return, $740.20 . . . rock ’n roll is on the decline” . .. to our time has fallen this greatest adventure—the conquest of space . . . Kennedy-Johnson, 34,356,500, Nixon-Lodge, 34,243,500 . . . Brigitte Bardot’s current marriage on the skids . . . Khrushchev heckled in Times Square . . . I've got to have a “B” average to get into college” .. . spring styles dominated by dresses that show lots of leg, arm and neck ... at the Rose Bowl, Washington 17, Minnesota 7 . .. high prices and taxes were getting me down, so I sent $7 to the Wall Street Journal” . . . rocket engines . . . nuclear power reactors guidance systems .. . unmanned space vehicles . . . seven astronauts undergo weightlessness tests . . . can heavy cigarette smoking cause lung cancer?” . . . our drive is toward better ways to de-salt the oc ean water” . . . Van Cliburn . . . we have lost our sense of direction and our moral code” . . . this egg diet will help me to lose 5 pounds in less than a week” . . . what's all this talk about atomic fallout_ is it really dangerous?” . . . maybe I should go into the army before college” . . . Television: Continental Classroom, I Love Lucy, Cartoon Festival, Lone Ranger, Bold Journey, Bonanza, Chet Huntley News, Wyatt Earp, Tombstone Territory, Lawrence Welk, Deputy, Have Gun—Will Travel, Gunsmoke, Divorce Court, Winston Churchill Memoirs (10:30 Sunday evening) . . . Senator Gore: the world situation is not encouraging . . . Pioneer V signal received from 22,462,740 miles in space . . . average U. S. factory wage— $2.68 . . . how can we get married when I have no money and no job?” . . . Patterson-Johansson sign for third fight . . . Goheen: the cheap and the tawdry are glorified over achievement of solid worth”. . . Russian tanks parade in the streets of Havana . . . Fidel Castro confronts U. S. with another painful problem . . . Sam Talley turns out for tennis . . . teen-agers aren’t what they used to be” our young people are our finest group of citizens” . . . Chief Gallagher commends Aberdeen boys and girls . . . hydrogen bomb shelters, $1,650 complete . . . can you help me to find some loopholes in the law? . . . World Series: Pittsburg Pirates 4, New York Yankees 3 . . . ol’ dad’s pay check—taxable income $519, income tax, $53.45, retirement, $27.97, medical insurance, $24.50, UGN, $2, Social Security, -15.58, net pay, $387.50 . . . high school building plans—new gymnasium, 25 new classrooms, Benn to Weatherwax canopy . . . local movie fare: Goliath and the Dragon, Desert Attack, Sons and Lovers, Desire in the Dust, All that Heaven Allows, Song Without End, World of Suzie Wong, Savage Innocents . . . Eisenhower approves new 50-star flag . . . stereophonic high-fidelity radio-phonograph, $299 50 . . . first automated post office . . . U2 Pilot Francis Powers . . . Samuelson: unemployment is serious and may reach 7J4 per cent” . . . Senators in hassle over federal aid to education . . . typical U. S. diet, 3,000 calories per day . . . tension mounts in the Congo . . . U. S. population, 180,000,000 . . . will automation result in permanently high unemployment? . . . cold war warms up, then cools down, may warm up again soon . . . Volkswagens, Renaults, English Fords, Austins, Simcas, Jaguars, Mercedes . . . we would be better off to build our own high school in Cosmopolis. Aberdeen taxes are too high” . . . Judge Charette Jacqueline Kennedy . . . seven-ton sputnik launched by Russians . . . 18-year-olds should be allowed to vote . . . why should I have to pay high insurance rates for my car. I have never had an accident . . . cheating on tests is on the increase in high schools of this area. Why?” . . . Elvis Presley . . . Lennon Sisters . . . Truman-MacArthur feud in ninth year . . . easy credit, five minutes to open your account, no down payment, buy in January, begin paying on 21-month plan in July” . . . national debt $291 billion, your share $1,616 . . . is God also the God of outer space?” . . . U. S. gold supply down to $17.5 billion, dollar weakens . . . our decisions will determine whether humanity is headed for an age of plenty or oblivion . . . televised lessons tested in Illinois high schools . . . average American work week 39.5 hours . . . men wanted, good salary, 40-hour work week, profit sharing plan, retirement plan, hospital and health plan, merchandise discounts, paid vacations, annual employee picnic, coffee breaks . . . STUDENT LEADERS JOE NESS President CAL ROBERTS SUE HARRIS KATHY PHELAN Vice President Secretary Treasurer -6— SENATE SENATE—ROW ONE: Townsend, Hakala, Malltrom, Roberts, Phelan, Ness, Harris, Wolff, Gaydou, Polls, Mc-Caw, Gudaz. ROW TWO: Henry, Gauntlett, Jenkins, Kulchera, McDougall, Failor, Janzik, Smith, Pectz, Pakonrn, Jacka, Tobey, Hughes, Dark, Hagara. ROW THREE: Pasckoale, Langhans, White, Palo, Mott, Pentilla, Janzik, Acker, Yearouc, Banks, Nelson, Corsette, Mainio. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The familiar shuffle of students between classes will soon be silenced until September. Various summer activities will, dominate the schedule. Many a river bank or lake shore will be inhabited by a reminiscent student recalling the 1960-61 school year, which has been an eventful and memorable one at Weatherwax. The school vear started with a much more active Senate supporting past activities and issuing new proposals. Student Body activity card subscriptions increased. A selling contest between the three classes based on a percentage of individual class sales was held with the losing class presenting an assembly. Some of the new proposals included a new Student Body card system, a program to sponsor a foreign exchange student, and a system to regulate academic tests, which is one of the most important proposals. Voting machines, through the courtesy of the Grays Harbor County Auditor's Office, were used in a mock national election in November, and again in May for student body elections. Student Body assemblies were well organized and entertaining. A very active, super-energized Pep Club stimulated enthusiasm during assemblies and sporting events with pep banners, posters and booster buttons. A special thanks is extended to the local and professional guests for their participation in our special assemblies. The band, orchestra, choir, dance band and glee club presentations of the annual Christmas, Swing, and Spring concerts were accepted by enthusiastic audiences with varied moods set to music. Recognition should be given the hard working Ocean Breeze staff, the Quinault personnel for their superior standards and quality, the Student Lounge, Lunch Room, Welcoming Dance, and Hall Traffic Committees, and the C.O.G. for their addition of the apple machine. Public service activities sponsored by the Senate and Board of Control members included the Thanksgiving baskets and the Sunshine Kids contributions. Student Body public service funstions were the March of Dimes and the World Clothing Drive. As Student Body president, I would like to thank the other members of the Board of Control, the Senate, and students, for their continued support and interest in promoting school affairs. I am sure the effectiveness of this year's Senate will be felt at Weatherwax for years to come by both the students and faculty. —7— WEATHERWAX ADMINISTRATION VICE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The Class of '61 is to be commended for its active participation in student government directed toward the betterment of our school. As advisor of the Senate and Board of Control I have been impressed by our student leaders' awareness of school problems and their desire to correct them. This has not been a year of merely going through the routine motions of meetings followed by minutes. Our students have expressed constructive ideas and worked to develop them. Nor has this been confined to elected officers — often the initiative has come from the student body at large. Again this year Weatherwax students have been subjected to the inconvenience and annoyance of following daily schedules taking them to many widely scattered buildings. Realizing that this has been unavoidable with present facilities, they have pursued their academic and activity programs patiently and successfully. The Quinault staff and advisor can be justly proud of this very fine book, one that the graduating seniors can turn to for enjoyable memories. Mr. Peter Londahl PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE All of us eagerly await the appearance of the Quinault. It serves to mirror the year's many varied activities, experiences, and achievements. To the sponsor and staff, we express our thanks for an unusually fine product of their unstinting efforts. We hope that the values learned in the production of the book will carry over into their future. Thanks, faculty and student leaders, for a very successful year. Only through your efforts, patience, and understanding was it possible. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of '61. America needs your best. As a faculty, we hope that we have been instrumental in the development of your best so that you and America may be better served. Mr. Ben Curran DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE One of Ripley’s famous cartoons pictured a plain bar of iron worth $5. This same bar of iron when made into horse shoes would be worth $10.50. If made into needles it would be worth $3,285, and if turned into balance springs for watches, its worth becomes $250,000. The same is true of another kind of material— you. What will it be -horse shoes, needles, or springs? Doing things well in your high school career is a step toward doing things better as an adult. Our hope is that your accomplishments in the future will reflea favorably on your school and community. Good luck! Mr. Murray Taylor SCHOOL BOARD, left to right—Mr. Berken, Mr� . Korpi, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Van Syckle, Mr.. Twidwell, Mr. Turk, secretary, Mr. Ootrdch. WEATHER WAX MR. ANDRA University of Nebraska English, Stagecraft MR. ARAGON Adams State College Spanish MR. BARTANEN University of Washington History, Economics MR. BARTINE University of Washington Comptroller, Bookkeeping MR. BIVENS Colorado State College of Education Woodwork, Mechanical Drawing MISS CAULKINS University of Washington Senior Girls’ Counselor, Psychology MR. EDLUND University of Washington Orchestra, Music Supervisor MR. EKLUND Western Washington College Effective Living, Sophomore Boys’ Counselor MR. FENENGA Pacific University World History, American History MRS. FENENGA University of Washington Homcmaking, Psychology MR. GILLILAND Portland State College English MR. GRAHAM University of Colorado Mathematics MISS GWIN University of Washington English MR. HILL University of Oregon English MR. HOCK Nebraska State College Chemistry MISS HOLLAN University of North Dakota Art, English FACULTY MR. KENNEDY Centra! Washington College English MR. KINNAMAN University of Puget Sound Physics, Physical Science MR. KOEHLER University of Puget Sound Mixed Chorus, Glee Clubs, Ensembles MRS. KOEHLER University of Oregon English MR. KUNS University of Wyoming Applied Science, Algebra MR. JENKS University of Oregon Geometry, Psychology MISS KNEZOVICH State Teachers College, Minnesota Stenography and Advanced Typing MR. LANE University of Washington Speech, Debate, Drama MR. LAWR University of Idaho Swimming MR. LEGGETT University of Washington Trigonometry, Geometry MR. MACH University of Washington American History, Football mr. McCartney Adams State College, Colorado Junior Boys’ Counsellor, Retail Selling mrs. McNally Central State College, Oklahoma Bookkeeping, Typing, Business Law MR. O’CONNER Central Washington College Band MR. PALO University of Washington Biology, Basketball MRS. PALO Central Washington College Junior Girls’ Counsellor, P.E. FACULTY MR. QUIEN University of Washington Auto Mechanics MR. RONNIE Montana State College History MRS. STRONG University of Georgia Sophomore Girls’ Counsellor, Effective Living MR. SULLIVENT University of Oregon Printing, Mechanical Drawing MR. SWERDFEGER Western State College, Colorado Biology, Mathematics, Track, Football MRS. TEMPLETON Superior State College, Wisconsin College Preparatory English MR. TRAXLER University of Michigan English, Typing, Quinault MR. URQUHART University of Portland History, Football MR. VAN HESS Montana State University Biology MRS. WACKER Sioux Falls College, South Dakota Latin, Composition MRS. WASSELL University of Puget Sound Homemaking MRS. WHITE Brigham Young University Librarian MR. WIRFS Oregon College of Education Literature, Composition MR. WOLLAM University of Montana French, English MR. YOUNG Central Washington College Geometry, Algebra OFFICE STAFF, COOKS, CUSTODIANS MRS. SUTTON Assistant Librarian MRS. NORIN Secretary MRS. HOGAN Clerk MRS. JACK PARKER Clerk MRS. BALDERSTON Head Cook MRS. STAMWITZ Cook MRS. MARLOW Cook MRS. LYONS Cook MRS. ROBERTS Cook MRS. MAYNARD Cook MR. SUTTON Custodian MR. CARLSON Custodian MR. GOLDBY Custodian MR, DAVIES Engineer MR. SOURON Gardener ■ SENIORS OF 1960-61 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Andy Hagara Vice President, Bill LeRoy Secretary-Treasurer, Diana Ultican SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As Commencement day approached we seniors paused to reminisce our three years at Weatherwax. Our first thoughts were of our Sophomore year and the excitement of entrance into high school. Eva Jenkins presided during that first year with the able assistance of the other officers, Jeff Yearout, Vice-President, and Julie Anne McCaw, Secretary-Treasurer. The entire class supported the annual Sophomore Hop which was one not to be forgotten. We worked with the same enthusiasm on the March of Dimes Drive. Our Junior year began with the election of our officers, Jeff Yearout, Susie Wolff, and Joanne Janzik. The charity drive was our biggest project. We had a rummage sale, a bottle drive, and sold ads for the radio. With the help of the Senior class, we presented the Junior-Senior Ball, its theme being Blue Hawaii . Our final year at Weatherwax arrived at last. Andy Hagara, Bill LeRoy, and Diana Ultican were elected President, Vice-President, and Secretary-Treasurer respectively. Our senators were: Joanne Janzik, Pam Gaunt-lett, Andrienne Gudaz, Susie Wolff, John Banks, Jeff Yearout, John Mainio, and Rich Corsette. The Senior play, A Murder Has Been Arranged, provided an opportunity for Susan Bielski, Bob Pruitt, Karen Knutson, Ray Wasson, Sheila Marrs, Sharon Branford, John Hughes, John Mainio, and Joyce Wilkinson to display their dramatic talents. The class assembly and Junior-Senior Ball were fun-filled events. On the serious side were the March of Dimes Drives, awards assembly, Baccalaureate, and finally Commencement. Now we depan, taking with us many memories of —14— the wonderful times we had in dear old Weatherwax.” DONALD GENE BARR (Don) — Choir 1; Swimming 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JACK BARRE — Rifle Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BRUCE BEBICH — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee 3. BOB BERGLUND — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. SUSAN BIELSKI (Susie) — Choir 1,3; Officer 2; Latin Club 1; Drill Team 2,3; Starlighters 2,3; Madrigal 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Service Officer 3; CO.G. 1,2,3. CAROLYN BLACKETER — Lounge Comm. 1; Office Practice 2; T.T.S. 3. BEVERLEY BLAND (Bev) — Transfer Lake Quinault 3; Girls' Basketball 1; Baseball 1; CO.G. 3. SHARON ANN BODNAR — Jr.-Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 2; CO.G. 1; Program Comm. 2,3; Hall Traffic 3; Library Staff 1. JAMES BOWER (Jim) — Transfer Academy High School, Erie, Pa. 3; Debate 3; Boys’ Fed. 3. MICHAEL AMOS (Mike) — Spanish Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1, Parking Comm. 2,3; Math Club 3. KAREN ANDERSON (Susan) — CO.G. 1,2; Trcas. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tri Hi Y IV 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Drill Team 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1. MICHAEL ANTICH (Mike) — Retail Selling 3; Choir 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JAMES H. ARNOLD — A” Baseball 1,2,3; B” Basketball 1; A” Club 1,2,3; Hi Y I 1,2,3; O.B. 2; Retail Selling 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BONNIE AUER — CO.G. 1,2,3. DALE BACCHUS — Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Band Librarian 3. TERESA M. BAER — Glee Club 1,2; Tri Y 1,3; CO.G. Art Comm. 1,2; Social Comm. 3; Hall Traffic Comm. 3; O.B. 2. GORDY BALDERSTON — “A” Football 3; B” Football 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOHN WILLIAM BANKS — Honor Society 1; “A” Football 3; B” Football 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; MA” Club 1,2,3; Senate 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ROBERT BUCHMAN (Buck) — Boys’ Fed. 1,2; Vice-president 3; B” Football 1,2; A” Football 3; Latin Club 2. DONALD BUNCH, JR. — Latin Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 1,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Track 1; Baseball 2,3; Math Club 3; Science Club 2. BURGENE BURGON (Burgi) — Tri Y II 1,2,3; Future Nurses 3; CO.G. 1,2; Service Comm. Officer 3. RALPH BRAKUS (Mickey) — Rifle Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1, 2,3. SHARON GAIL BRANFORD (Violet) — CO.G. 1; Social Comm. 2; Program Comm. Chairman 3; Vice-president 3; Leaderettes 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Future Nurses 1; Treas. 2; Sec. 3; Quinault Copy Editor 3; Tri Y VI 1; Chaplain 2,3; All School Play 2; Senior Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1,3. LARRY W. BRANT — Choir 1,3; Officer 2; Boys’ Glee Club 2,3; Concession 1,2,3; Projection Crew 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RITA BRATT — C.O.G. Art Comm. 1,2; Service Comm. 3; Glee Club 2; O.B. 2; Tri Y 1,2,3. CAROLYN BRECHT — Spanish Club 1,2,3; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2; Service Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3; Tri Y VI 1,2; Vice-president 3; G.A.A. 2. LARRY BRESEE — Orchestra 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BILL BRINES — A” Football 3; B” Football 1,2; Senator 2; P.A. Crew 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Newport Hi Y 1,2,3. DONALD BRISTOL — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; P.A. Crew 2; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2. MIKE BRUENER — A” Basketball 3; B” Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3; A” Football Manager 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOHN CARLSON — Swimming Team 1; Baseball Manager 1; Hi Y III 1; B” Football 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. STEVE CARLSON — Quinault 2; Co-Editor 3; A” Basketball 2,3; B” Basketball 1; A” Baseball 1,2,3; Future Teachers 2,3; A” Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Boys’ State 3. JUDITH CARNEY (Judy) — G.A.A. 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; T.T.S. 1,2,3; Tri Hi Y 2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3; Library Staff 2. DON CATHEY — Starlighters 2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee 2,3; Madrigals 2,3; Boys’ Quartet 1,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. CHARLENE CHANDLER — Evergreen Tri Y 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Drill Team 2; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 3; CO.G. Art Comm. 1,2; Service Comm. 3. MAC CHAPIN — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. LARRY COVALL (Monkey) — Pep Staff 2,5; Board of Control 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Soph. Hop Comm. 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 1,2; Boys’ State 3. MIKE F. CROSS — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JERRY CURTIS — Spanish Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ROXANNE LEATRICE DAHLSTROM (Roxie) — Honor Society 1,2,3; C.O.G. 3; Art Comm. 1,2; All School Play 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Tri Y 2,3. KATHLEEN DANIELS (Kay) — Tri Y 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; C.O.G. 1; Service Comm. 2,3. TOM DECOY (Duck) — Hi Y 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; German Band 3; Orchestra 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. LARRY DcLIBERO — Hi Y IV 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. EDWARD DELL (James) — Traffic Parking Comm. 1,2; Golf Team 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. PAUL DeLORME — Debate 2; Hi Y 1,2,3; Band 3; Dance Band 3; Orchestra 3; French Club 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ALBERT L. CHESTERMAN — O.B. Ad and Business Manager 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Boys’ State. MARTIN CHORBA (Marty) — A” Football 1,2; Co-Captain 3; A” Basketball 2,3; B” Basketball 1; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Dec. Comm. 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; “A” Club 1,2,3. TERRY LEE CHURCH — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BECKY ANN CHURCHEL — Spanish Club 1; Office Practice 3; CO.G. 1,2,3. JOHN W. COCHENNETTE — Swimming Team 2; Hi Y IV 2, Sec. 3; Traffic Parking Comm. 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. CONSTANCE COLE — Future Nurses 3; Tri Y 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Future Teachers 2; CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2; CO.G. Program Comm. 3; C.O.G. Popcorn Comm. 3; Office Practice 3. DON COLE — Dance Band 2; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Pep Band 1, 2.3; Hi Y 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. WAYNE COLE — Boys’ Glee 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RICH CORSETTE — Senior Class Senator 3; Latin Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Future Teachers 2. GENE DIMLER — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Traffic Parking Comm. 3. THEODORE DINEEN (Fedor) — Boys’ Fed. 1,2.3. NICK DOCSANES — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOHN DONALDSON — Transfer from Blanchet 2; Basketball 2,3; Boys' Fed. 2,3. LOUISE DOWD (Lee Ann) — Honor Society 2; Drill Team 2; Evergreen Tri Y 2,3; G.A.A. 1; CO.G. 2; Art Comm. 1; Service Comm. 3. JUDY DRAGOVICH (Pudy) — Pep Club 1,2,3; Hail Traffic 2,3; O.B. 1,2; Play Therapy 3; Tri Y I 1,3; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2; Service Comm. 3. NANCY LEE DROSD — Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Future Nurses 2,3; G.A.A. 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1; All School Play 2,3; Senior Class Play 3; CO.G. 1,3; Service Comm. 2. KENNETH DUBRAU — Honor Society 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Service Officer 3; Math Club 3; Hi Y III 1; Student Lunch Room Comm. 3; Camera Club 1,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. WILLIAM DUGAS (Bill) — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Projection Crew 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. CAROLE JOYCE DUNCAN — Future Nurses 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Tri Y 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Publicity Comm. 2; Retail Selling 3; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 1; CO.G. 1,3, Friendly Comm. 2. DONALD DUNN (Don) — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math Club 3. SAM EASTER — Honor Roll 1; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Lunch Room Comm. 2,3; Hi Y III 1; Choir 1; Math Club 3. ALYCE ELDRED — Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Tri Y 1,2, Treasurer 3; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2; Lounge Comm. Chairman 3. ELLEN MARIE ELDRED — G.A.A. 1,2; T.T.S. 1,2,3; Future Nurses 3; Office Staff 3; Glee Club 1; C.O.G. 2,3; Lounge Comm. 1. JIM EL WAY (El well) — Hi Y 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Soph. Hop Comm. 1. JUDY ENGLE — Leaderette 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; French Club 2; Latin Club 1; CO.G. Program Comm. 1,2; Art Comm. 3; Locker Comm. 3. JUDY FARGO — G.A.A. 2; Library 3; Office Practice 3; CO.G. 1,2,3. VICKI ANN FEARING — G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri Y 1,2; CO.G. 3; Service Comm. 1,2. JOHN CARL FROST — Band 1; Dance Band 1; Orchestra 1; Hi Y IV Secretary 1,2; Camera Club 1,2; Latin Club 1; Pep Band 1; Rifle Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DENTON FULLER — Senate 1; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 1; Debate 3; Hi Y I 1; Science Club 2; Swimming Team 1,2,3; ‘’A’’ Club 1,2,3; Track 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DICK GATES — Concession Crew 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. PAMELA ANN GAUNTLETT — Honor Society 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2,3; Senate 1,3; Pep Club 2; Secretary 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Choir 3; Madrigals 3; Sophomore Hop Comm. 1; Future Nurses; CO.G. 1,3; Service Comm. 2. MARILYN GAYDOU — Song Queen 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Senate 1,3; Leaderettes 2; Quinault 2; Co-Editor 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll Secretary 3; French Club 2,3; Tri Hi Y I 1,2; Vice-President 3; Drill Team 2. MIKE GILLESPIE — K.O.B. 1,2; Co-Captain 3; Projection Crew 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RICH GILPIN — Concession 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DON GIUNTOLI — Swimming 1,2,3; A” Club 1,2,3; B” Football 2; A” Football 3; Latin Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RONALD GORDON (Ron) — B” Football 1; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math. Club 3. RICHARD FENT1MAN — Projection Crew 3; T.T.S. 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOYCE RENEE FIELDS — Jr.-Sr. Ball Chairman 2; French Club 2; Officer 3; Spanish Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1; Friendly Comm. 2,3. PEGGY FIELDS — Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Activity Point Recorder 2,3; Choir 3; Tri Y IV 1,2,3; CO.G. Scrapbook Comm. 1,2; Publicity Comm. 1,2; Art Comm. 3. DALE HILDEN FITZSIMMONS — Debate 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,3; Rifle Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Camera Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ALICE FOGDE — Honor Society 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2; Vice-President 3; Choir 1; Starlighters 1,2,3; Madrigal 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Tri Y 1; Reporter 2; Vice-President 3; Senior Class Play 3; CO.G. 1,2,3. BILL FOSTER — Locker Comm. 1,2,3; K.O.B. 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. MARTIN FRANCIS (Marty) — Football 1; Boys’Fed. 1,2,3. TONI MAE FRAZER — CO.G. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2. MARIETTE FRITSCHI — Transfer from Gyranase Municipal, Bienne, Switzerland; Theater Group. DON GORES — Hi Y 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DENNIS W. GRAHAM — Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Hi Y III 1; Math Club 3; Student Lunchroom Comm. 3. VERA GRAVES — Spanish Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Evergreen Tri Y 2,3; CO.G. 1,2; Service Comm. 3. ANDY HAGARA — Class President 3; Forensics 2; Vice-President 3; 100-Mile Club 3; French Club 2; All-School Play 2; Debate 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3; Transfer From Olympia High School 2. LAURA LEE HAMMOND — G.A.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Tri Y V 1; CO.G. 1,3; Service Comm. 2. HILL HAMPTON — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. CAROLYN HANSMEIER — Future Teachers 1,2,3; Future Nurses 2,3; Glee Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 1; CO.G. 1; Service Comm. 2,3. SHARON HARRIS (Sue) — Pep Club; Student Body Secretary 3; March of Dimes Ch. 2; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Hall Traffic Comm. ); Honor Society 2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Publicity Ch. 2; Sophomore Hop Comm. 1; French Club 1,2,3. THOMAS HARSCH — O.B. Reporter 2; Latin Club 2; Quill Scroll 2,3; Math. Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JIM HART — Football 1,3; Camera Club 2,3; Traffic Parking Comm. 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. LINDA HARWOOD—Choir 1,2; Future Teachers 1,2; CO.G. 1,2,3; Tri Y 2; CO.G. 1; Lounge Comm. 2; Popcorn Comm. 3; Publicity Comm. 3; Scrapbook Comm. 3. JUDY HAYS — T.T.S. 2,3; Camera Club 2,3; Library Science 2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3. BARBARA GREEN — Leaderettes 1,2,3; Service Officer 1,2; Latin Club 1; CO.G. Program Comm. 1,2,3. RICHARD GREEN (Rick) — Debate 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Choir 1,3; Boys’ Glee 3; All Northwest 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; All School Play 2,3; Senior Class Play 3; Luncheon Comm. 3; Hi Y III 3; Math. Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JUDY IRENE GRINE — Glee Club 1; Tri Y VI 1,2; Treasurer 3; Soph. Hop Decoration Comm. 1; Triple Trio 3. ANDRIENNE MARIE GUDAZ (Andy) — Senator 1,2,3; Quinault Photo Ed. 3; Leaderettes 2, Vice-President 3; Service Officer 1,2; Student Lounge Comm. 1,2. Ch.3; Pep Club 3; Student Leadership Conference 2; Sophomore Hop Planning Comm. 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1; Friendly 2; Scrapbook Comm. 3. PAULINE KAY GURRAD (Pollie) — Honor Society 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Treasurer 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Tri Y 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; Lunchroom Comm. 3; CO.G. 1; Service Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3; Popcorn Comm. 3. JUDIE HAASETH — Latin Club 1; CO.G. 1,2; Art Comm. 3. LAURA HOWLAND — Latin Club 1; CO.G. Art Comm. 1,2, Service Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1; Camera Club 3; Hall Traffic Comm. 3; GirU’ Glee Club 1,2. MARGARET LOUISE HUBACKA — Honor Society 1,2,3; Choir 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Starlighters 1,2,3; Madrigal 1,2,3; Service Officer 2; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1, Program Comm. 2, Service Comm. 3; Tri Y II 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3. JOHN HUGHES — O.B. Staff Sports Editor 2, Editor-in-Chief 3; Hi Y IV 1,2,3; Senate 3; Latin Club 1,2; Golf Team 1; Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 3. BARBARA HULBERT (Bib) — CO.G. 1,2,3. STEPHEN HULSEY (Steve) — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. GEORGE ALVIN HURLBERT — K.O.B. 1,2; Rifle Team 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RICHARD HUTTON (Tony) — Forensics 2, Secretary 3; Choir 2, Section Leader 3; Boys’ Glee Club 2,3; Hi Y 1,2, Chaplain 3; Track 1,3; Boys’ Quartet 3; 100 Mile Club 1; Honor Society 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Service Officer 3. YVONNE IBABAO (Bonnie) — CO.G. 1, Social Comm. 2, Lounge Comm. 3. BOB JAMTAAS — Latin Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1, Concession Crew 2, Chairman 3; Boys’ Glee 3; Hi Y IV 1,2; Swim Team 3. IONA HENDRICKS — Pep Club 1,2,3; T.T.S. 2,3; Camera Club 2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3. HERB HENNING — Swimming Team 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; A” Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. PATRICIA ALLYSON HESS (Pattye) — Honor Society 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; CO.G. 1, Service Comm. 2,3; Triple Trio 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Choir 3; All School Play 2; Jr.-Sr. Ball Refreshment Comm. 2; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Tri Y I 1,2,3. SANDRA CORISE HIGGINS — Rifle Club 2; CO.G. 1,3; Art Comm. 2. DON HINDMAN — Rifle Club 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. YVONNE HINRICHS — CO.G. Secretary 3, Service Comm. 1, Program Comm. 2, Social Comm. 3; Service Officer 2; Tri Y I 1,2, President 3; Future Teachers 2,3; Latin Club 2. WILMA HODGES (Willie) — T.T.S. 2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3. MARION JEANNETTE HOLMES — Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1,2, Lounge Comm. 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Camera Club 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; Torch Tri Y 1,2,3. BARBARA HOWARD (Bobbie) — Pep Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 2,3; F.T.A. 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; CO.G. Publicity and Scrapbook Comm. 3; Library Staff 2,3. NICK JONES — Rifle Club 3; Mach. Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. WILLIAM KAHLER (Bill) — Transfer from Marshfield High 2; Baseball 2,3; Debate 3; Football 2; Rifle Club 3; Hi Y IV 2,3; Math. Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3. BILL KAINBER — Latin Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Swimming Team 3; Boys’ Glee Club 3; Track Team 3. JAMES KALKWARF (Jim) — Tennis 1,2,3; Hi Y 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. LARRY V. KEHN — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ROBERT KELLEY (Bob) — Transfer from Shelton 2; Baseball 2,3; “A” Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3; Math Club 3. KAREN M. KNUTSON — Debate 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2, Scrapbook and Publicity Comm. 3; Senior Class Play. MARY KOLLE — Hall Traffic Chairman 3; Tri Y II 1,2, Chaplain 3; Drill Team 1,2; C.O.G. Scrapbook and Publicity 1, Program Comm. 2,3; French Club 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2. JEANNE KUTCHERA — Honor Society 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Drill Team 2; Choir 1; CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2,3; Tri Y 1.2,3. JOANNE VIVIAN JANZIK — Honor Society 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2,3; Jr. Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Senate 3; Quin-ault Index Editor 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tri Y IV 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; CO.G. 1,2, Friendly Comm. 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee Club 1; May Day Dance Comm. 2. TERRY LOR AN JARBO — B” Football 1,2; Hi Y IV 1,2; Future Teachers 3; Track 2; Boys’ Glee 3; Tennis 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JUDITH LEE JELLUM (Judy) — Choir 2,3; Future Nurses 3; Office Practice 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; CO.G. 1,2,3. EVA JENKINS — Class President 1; Torch Tri Y President 2; Pep Club 1,2, President 3; Leaderettes 1,2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1, Service Comm. 2,3; French Club 1,2; Senate 1,3; Service Officer 1; Hall Traffic 3. CHARLENE JENSEN — Choir 2,3; Glee Club 1; CO.G. 1,2,3; Comptrollers Office 3. DONALD JOHNSON — Rifle Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 2,3. DONNA M. JOHNSON — CO.G. 1,2,3. DOUG JONES (Animal) — Golf 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math. Club 3. JUDY M. JONES — Rifle Team 3; CO.G. 1,2,3. RONALD MACKI — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; “B” Basketball 1; B” Football 1; A” Football 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Latin Club 1. DON MAHAFFEY — K.O.B. 1,2, Captain 3; Stage Crew 1, 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOHN MAINIO — Senate 3; All School Play 2; O.B. Staff, Sports Editor 3; Senior Class Play 3; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Camera Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. KAREN MAKI — Pep Club 1,2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Tri Y IV 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; CO.G. Scrapbook Coram. 1, Service Comm. 2,3. KENNETH A. MAKI (Ken) — Band 1,2,3; ”B” Basketball 1; Pep Band 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JEAN MALOTT (Kathy) — All School Play 1,2,3; Senior Class Play, Student Director 3; F.T.A 1,2, Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Forensic Team 3; Future Nurses 3; CO.G. 1,2, Program Comm. 3; Make-Up Comm, for Plays 1,2,3. SUSAN EARLENE MALSTROM (Sue) — CO.G. President 3; Quinault Business Manager 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll President 3; Leaderettes 3; Ocean Breeze Co-News Editor 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; Senate 1,2,3; Tri Y IV 1, President 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Hall Traffic Comm. 2,3; F.T.A. 2. JOSEPH MANDICH — French Club 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1, Program Comm. 2,3. SHARON A. MAR ABLE (Irma) — Honor Society 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; Drill Team 2; Lunchroom Comm. 2,3; Tri Y IV 1,2; Senior Play Comms. Tickets, Make-Up, Advertising 3; CO.G. 1, Social Comm. 2,3; Hall Traffic Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1; Office Practice 3; Attended Hoquiam Second Semester 2; Pep Club 2; Chan-O-Latus Tri Y 2. PRESTON LaBOUNTY — Swim Team 1,2,3; Track Team 1; Band 1; Boys’ Glee Club 2,3; Hi Y III 2,3; Bi-Phi-Chem 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math. Club 3. DIANA LAINE — CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2, Popcorn Comm. 3, Chairman 2, Publicity and Scrapbook Comm. Chairman 3; G.A.A 1,2,3; Tri Y VI 1, Reporter 2, Secretary 3; Future Nurses 2,3; F.T.A 3; Latin Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Office Practice 3. BOB LANTZ — Senator 1; Hi Y 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. PATRICIA R. LARGE — Tri Y II 1,2; Secretary 3; CO.G. 1, Service Comm. 3, Art Comm. 2; Lunchroom Comm. 2, 3; Future Nurses 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Choir 2. ROBERT LARSON — ”A” Club 2,3; B” Football 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A” Football 2,3. BILL LEROY — A” Football 2,3; ”B” Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Senate 2; Vice-President 3; Boys’ State; A” Club 2, Vice-President 3; P.A. Crew 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3. LAURECE E. LILLSJO — Glee Cub, 2; CO.G. 1,2,3. JERI LYNN LITTLEJOHN — CO.G. 1,2,3; Retail Selling 3. PAT LONERGAN — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DONALD GEORGE McCRIMMON — Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1, Chairman 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Projection Crew 1; Math Club 3; Future Teacher 1,2,3. TERI LEE McDOUGALL — Song Queen 3; Drill Team 2; Senate 3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. Chairman 2; Pep Club 3; Tri Y IV 1,2,3; Quinault Staff, Art Editor 3; Soph. Hop Decoration Comm. Chairman 1; CO.G. Progr im Comm. 1, Scrapbook and Publicity Comm. 2, Friendly Comm. 3; Senior Cla i Planning Comm. 3. DANN McKINSTRY — B” Football 1; Hi Y IV 1; Boy ’ Fed. 1,2,3. THOMAS McMANEMY — Track Manager 1; K.O.B. 1,2,3; Swim Team 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DAVE MILLER — Spanish Club 1; B” Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JERRY MILLER — “B” Football 1,2; “A” Football 3; Track 1,2,3; Latin Cljb 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. AL MITROVICH — Baseball 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. GARY MODUN — Track 2; O.B. Staff 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BRIAN MOMMSEN — Rifle Club 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. CAROL MARRS — Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Choir 1, Triple Trio 3; Tri Y 1,2, Officer 3; French Club 1,2,3; C.O.G. Program Comm. 1,2, Friendly Comm. Chairman 3; F.T.A. 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 3. SHEILA MARRS (Shelly Pooh) — Honor Society 1,2,3; C.O.G. Program Comm. I, Service Comm. 2,3; Forensics 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tri Y 1,3, Vice-President 2; Choir 3; Senior Class Play 3. MARY PAT MARSHALL — Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. Art Comm. 1, Chairman 3, Program Comm. 2; Spanish Club 2, President 3; Girls’ State 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2, Secretary 1; Future Teachers 2,3; Torch Tri Y 1,2, Vice-President 3. CAROL J. MARTEN — Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; CO.G. 1,3, Friendly Comm. 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Evergreen Tri Y 2,3. NORMA KATHERINE MATICH (Kitty) — French Club 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 3; CO.G. 1, Service Comm. 2, Scrapbook Comm. 3, Friendly Comm.3; Tri Y IV 1,2,3; Soph. Hop Decoration Comm. 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. 3; Quinault Staff, Snaps Editor 3. DONALD RANDOLPH MATTHEWS Randy) — Latin Club 1; F.T.A. 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. KIRK MAYNARD — Choir 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JULIE ANNE McCAW — Honor Society 1,2,3; Song Queen 3; Girls’ State 2; Class Secretary 1; Senate 2,3; Drill Team President 2; Orchestra 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Pep Club 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Leaderettes 1,2; Tri Y II 1,2; CO.G. Program Comm. 2, Friendly Comm. 3; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 1; Girls’ Glee 1. DIANE McCLARY — G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 2,3; Drill Team 2; French Club 1,2,3; CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1. BOB NEWMAN — A” Football 2,3; B” Football 1; B” Basketball 1,2; “A” Club 2,3; Lunchroom Comm. 2; Spanish Club 1; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3. CHERI LOUISE NEWTON — Honor Society 1,2,3; Lunchroom Comm. 1,2; Chairman 3; CO.G. Art Comm.; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee 2; Hall Traffic 3; Tri Y II 1,2,3. LYNN FRANCES NIENDORF — Pep Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2,3; Vice-President 2; Student Lunchroom Comm. 2,3; Drill Team 2; French Club 2,3; Rifle Club 1; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1; Service Comm. 2. DIANE NIGH — Service Officer 3; Drill Team 2; Torch Tri Y 1,2,3; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2; Scrapbook and Publicity 3; French Club 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3; Future Teachers 2; Office Practice 3; Future Nurses. SHARON ANN NIKODYM — Future Teachers 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 1,2. PHYLLIS EARLENE NULF — CO.G. 1,2,3. STEVEN NYMAN — Ticket Takers Sellers 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Olympus Hi Y 1,2,3; Lunchroom Comm. 2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Math Club. WILL O'BRIEN — Baseball 1,2,3; A” Club 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. SUSAN D. OESTREICH — CO.G. Program Comm. 2; Social Comm. 3; Drill Team 2; French Club 2; Secretary 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 3; Debate 2. JUDY MOMOT — Library Staff 1; Comptroller Staff 3; C.O.G. 1,2; Service Comm. 3. DOUGLAS E. MOORE — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; B” Basketball 1. KATHLEEN MAY MORLEY (Kathy) — Tri Y 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3; Retail Selling 3; Library Science 2. CHERYL KAY MORRISON — Transfer from West Valley High in Spokane; Choir 1,2,3; Tri Y 2,3; Drill Team 2; CO.G. Program Comm. 3; Hall Traffic Comm. 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Refreshment Comm. 2. SALLY MOTES — Leaderettes 1,2; President 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Debate 2; CO.G. I; Friendly Comm. 2,3; Hall Traf- TERRY J. MULRONEY — Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Swimming 2,3; Math Club 3. MARGARET L. MUNCH — CO.G. Service Club 1,3; Latin Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 3; C.O.G. Popcorn Comm. 3; Tri Y I 1,2,3. KATHLEEN MURPHY — Glee Club 1; Latin Club 1; Drill Team 2,3; Debate Team 2; Pep Club 1,2; Vice-President 3; French Club; Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. Program Comm. 2; Service Comm. 1; Chairman 3. JOE NESS — Student Body President 3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Senate 1,3; Camera Club 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2,3; Soph. Hop Planning Comm. 1; Spanish Club 1; President 2. VERN MARTIN PATTON — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. JOHN PEARSALL — Boys’ Fed. 2,3; Program Comm. 1; Rifle Club 1,2; Golf Team 1,3; French Club 1; Math Club 3; Bi-Phi-Chemistry 1,2,3. DIANA PECK — Jr.-Sr. Ball Refreshment Comm. Chairman 2; Glee Club 1,2; CO.G. Art Comm. 1; Program Comm. 2,3; Tri Y V 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Future Teachers 3; Soph. Hop Refreshment Comm. 1. ANDREA PERCINI (Andi) — Spanish Club 1,2; Drill Team 2; Leaderettes 3; CO.G. 1,2 ,'3. KATHLEEN R. PHELAN — Honor Society 1,2,3; Student Body Treasurer ); Evergreen Tri Y 1; Vice-President 2; President 3; Senate 3; Latin Club 1,3; Debate 2; Choir 2; Girls’ Glee 2; Secretary and Treasurer 1; CO.G. 1,3; Program Comm. 2. CONNIE PICKERING — G.A.A. 1; CO.G. 1,2,3. JUDY PIERCE — Spanish Club 1,2; Tri Y 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; CO.G. 1; Service Comm. 2,3. LYNNDA VALERIE POE — CO.G. 1,2,3. DAVE PRESZLER — Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; A” Club 2,3. DOUG OLSEN — Hi Y I 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. MIKE OLSON— Honor Society 1,2,3; Lunchroom Comm. 2,3; Ticket Takers and Sellers 1,2; President 3; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Camera Club 1,3; Future Teachers 3; Forencics 2. RONALD ORR — Concession Crew 1,2,3; Stage Crew 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. WILLIAM OSHEROFF (BUI) — Honor Society 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2,3; Band 1,2; President 3; Pep Band 2,3; Orchestra 3; A” Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; Debate Team 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1,2; Hi Y 1,2,3. VICTORIA ANN OSINA (Vickie) — CO.G. 1,2,3; Comptroller’s Staff 3. TANYA EVE PAKONEN — Song Queen 3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2; Senator 2; Drill Team Vice-President 2; French Club 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; Service Officer. GEORGE PALO — Honor Society 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; ”A” Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1, 2,3; Hi Y 1. ANTON PASCKVALE (Stony) — Track 1,2,3; Varsity Football 2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; ”B” Football 1; A”Club President 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BONNIE L. PATTISON — Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2.3 Choir 1.2: CO.G. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2. ROY ROCKWELL — Boys' Fed. 1,2,3. ROBERT ALLEN ROSEVEAR (Bob) — Honor Society 1,2, 3; Senate 2; Boys' Fed. 1,2; Treasurer 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Rifle Club 1; Math Club 3; Science Club 2. MARGARET ROUND (Peg) — Future Nurses 2,3; Treasurer 3; C.O.G. Program Comm. 3; Tri Y IT 3; Art Comm. 2; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Class Play 3. STEVE ROWE — B” Football 1; Swimming 1: Bovs’ Fed. 1. 2.3. FRED RUBIO — Spanish Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. KEN RUSSELL — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Camera Club 1,3; Boys’ Fed. 1.2.3. CAROLLE LOUISE RYAN — CO.G. Social Comm. 2,3; Popcorn Comm. 3; Tri Y II 3. BONNIE SALSTROM — Latin Cub 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1, 2,3; CO.G. Art Comm. 1; Program Comm. 2,3; Friendly Comm. 2,3; Scrapbook Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2,3; Chorus 1; Honor Society 1,2,3. PENELOPE SANDOVAL (Penny) — Tumbling Team 1; CO.G. 1,2,3; Retail Selling 3. BOB PRUITT — Choir 1,2,3; Starlighters 1,2,3; Madrigals 1, 2,3; Boys’ Glee 2,3; O.B. Staff 2,3; Hi Y 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Quill and Scroll 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2. CAROL SUE QUIEN — Latin Cub 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1; Secretary 2; Vice-President 3; Leaderettes 2; Secretary 3; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 2; Drill Team 2,3; C.O.G. Service Comm. 1; Friendly Comm. 2; Program Comm. 3. BERNIE JAMES RADKA — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Track Team 2. RICH REDIFER — Baseball 2,3; B” Basketball 1,2; A” Basketball 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2; Secretary 3; A” Club 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3. JANET MARILYN REED — Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Tri Y IV 3; Senior Class Play 3. NANCY REYNOLDS — Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. Art Comm. 1,2,3; Service Comm. 3; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 3; Soph. Hop Decoration Comm. 1. DENA DOVE RHODEN — Latin Club 1,2; CO.G. Art Comm. 1,2,3; Locker Comm. Chairman 3; Traffic Comm. 3; Camera Club 3; Service Officer 3; Tri Y IV 3. MARYANN RICHMAN — Glee Club 1,2; CO.G. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 3; Ticket Takers and Sellers 3. CAL ROBERTS — Student Body Vice-President 3; A” Football 3; Swimming 2,3; Hi Y 1; Senate 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1, 2,3; Board of Control 3. TED S. SCHWARZ — Golf Team 1,2,3; B” Basketball 1,2; Boys Fed. 1,2,3. MICHELE SCOTT — Pep Club 1; C.O.G. Social Comm. 3; Art Comm. 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2; Tri Y IV 3; Hall Traffic Comm. 3; Latin Club 2; Camera Club 3; Office Staff 3. STAN SELLERS (Tim) — Rifle Club 1,2; All School Play 2; Camera Club 3. DIANE L. SHAFER — Orchestra 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3; Choir 2,3; Librarian 2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Madrigals 3; C.O.G. 1,2,3. JERRY SHAPANSKY — Football 3; Stage Crew 1; Projection Crew 3; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3. JOYCE SHARP — CO.G. 1,2,3. BEVERLY SUE SHERRICK (Bev) — Quinault Sr. Editor 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; French Club 1; C.O.G. 1,2; Program Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2. BILL SHOAF, JR. — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Traffic Parking Comm. 1,2,3; Camera Club 2,3. SUSAN KAY SIGGSTEDT — Latin Club 1,2; Future Nurses 2,3; CO.G. 1,2; Friendly Comm. 3. FRED SANFORD (Fish) — Swimming Team 1,2,3; A” Club 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. SHIRLEY MARIE SCHLIEF — CO.G. 2,3; Art Comm. 1; Office Practice 1. ROBERT E. SCHMALL — Golf Team 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. BETTY KAY SCHMIDT — Honor Society 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Evergreen Tri Y 1; Reporter 2; Secretary 3; CO.G. Program Comm. 2; Friendly Comm. 1,3; Service Comm. 3; Glee Club 1,2; Math Club 3. DAVID SCHMIDT — Traffic Parking Comm.; Boys’ Fed. 1,2, 3. STEVE SCHMIDT — Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 2,3; Choir 3 Dance Band 3; Boys’ Glee 2,3; Hi Y I 2,3; Hall Traffic Comm. 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. DAVID SCHULDT — Hi Y 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1; Boys’ Glee 3; Band 1. DONALD SCHULDT — Forensics 3; Boys’ Fed. 1; Program Comm. 2,3; Hi Y 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1. ANTHONY SCHWAB — Rifle Club 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Senate 1; Soph. Hop Comm. 1; Hi Y IV 1; Golf Team 1,2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Hall Traffic Comm. 2; Service Officer 1. REVITA L. SVARCS — Tri Y II 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Future Nurses 2,3; C.O.G. 1; Service Comm. 2,3; Service Officer 1; Future Teachers 2,3; G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 1,2,3. JIM SWANSON — Boys’ Glee 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math Club 3. DENISE SWIERGULA (Dee) — CO.G. 3; Program Comm. 1,2; Service Officer 3; Hall Traffic Comm. 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Play Therapy 3. SAMUEL J. TALLEY — ‘ A” Club 1,2,3; A” Football 2,3; B” Football 1; Swimming Team 1; Track 3; Student Body Program Comm. 1; Math Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Hi Y 1,2. CHERYL YVONNE TAYLOR — Transfer from Burlington 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Tri Y IV 3; Treasurer 3; Future Teachers 2,3; Quinault Staff 3; CO.G. Publicity Comm. 2; Service Comm. 3; Service Officer 3; G.A.A. 1; Secretary 2; French Club 2,3. SUSAN TERW1LLIGER — Drill Team 2; Future Nurses 2; CO.G. 3; Art Comm. 1; Service Comm 2; Retail Selling 3. RONALD F. TETZLAFF — Hi Y 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. VICKIE JEAN THOMPSON — CO.G. Service Comm. 1,2; Social Comm. Ch. 3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Evergreen Tri Y 1,2,3; Latin Club 3; Forensics 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Science Club Secretary 2; Service Officer 3. CHARLES TRACY (Chuck) — K.O.B. 1,2,3; Locker Comm. 1,2; Ch. 3. ANN SILVEY — Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Treasurer 3; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2,3; Future Nurses 1,2; Chaplain 3. LEAL A MARIE SMITH — Transfer from Providence Academy 2; Future Nurses 3; CO.G. 2,3; Play Therapy 3. SANDRA SUE SMITH — Spanish Club 1,2; Tri Y 2; CO.G. 1,2.3. JOANNE MARIE SNYDER — Torch Tri Y 1,2,3; Activity Point Recorder 1,2; Drill Team 2; CO.G. 3; Scrapbook Comm. 1,2; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decoration Comm. 2; Quinault Staff 2; French Club 1,2; Retail Selling Secretary 3; Choir 2; Honor Society 1,2. CAROL SUE SPENCER — Tri Y II 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Choir 3; G.A.A. 1; Future Nurses 1,2; Rifle Team 1,2; Lounge Comm. 1; French Club 1,2; C.O.G. 1,2,3. JAMES A. STILES, JR. — Yell Duke 3; Boys’ Fed. 3; Program Comm. 1,2; Rifle Club 1; Choir 1,2,3; Madrigal 2,3; Star-lighters 3; Men’s Glee Club 3; Hi Y IV 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1. JIM STOVER — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. KARIN STRUNK — Latin Club 1,2; Senate 2; CO.G. 3; Art Comm. 1,2; Lunchroom Comm. 2; Retail Selling Vice-President 3; G.A.A. 1; Honor Society 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2; Tri Y 2. CAROL LEE STUMP — Drill Team 2,3; Spanish Cub 1,2; G.A.A. 1; CO.G. 1; Service Comm 2,3. CORA WALLIN — Girl ' Glee Club 1; Tri Y VI 1,2; CO.G. 1,3; Social Comm. 2. RICHARD L. WAR-BERG — Choir 1,2; President 3; Boys’ Fed. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Ch. 3; Hi Y IV 1,2; B” Football 1; Madrigal Singers 2,3. TERRY WARWICK — Leaderettes 2,3; CO.G. 1,3; Service Comm. 2; Program Comm. 2; Tri Y II 1; G.A.A. 1. RAY WASSON — Golf Team 1,3; Hi Y IV 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Math Club 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Rifle Team 1; Sr. Class Play 3; Camera Club 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ELIZABETH WENTZEL — Glee Club 1,2,3; CO.G. 1,2; Lounge Comm. 3; Camera Club 3. HELEN MIRIAM WHITACRE — French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Tri Y II 1,2,3; CO.G. 1,2,3. CARMEN LEE WHITE — Choir 1,2; Tri Y IV 2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Decorating Comm. 2; CO.G. 1,2,3; Retail Selling, Reporter 3. TOM WHITE (Turk) — Hi Y I 1; Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; Boys’ State 2; Quinault 3; Swimming Team 1,2,3; Soph. Hop Comm. 1; A” Club 1,2,3. COLLEEN WILCOX — Latin Club 1; Service Officer 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; CO.G. 1,3; Social Comm. 2; F.T.A. 2. GEORGE TRAPP — Rifle Team 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. RICHARD WILLIAM TRASK — Camera Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. ROBERTA TUTTLE — G.A.A. 1,2; CO.G. 1,2,3. FRED TWITCHELL — Latin Club 1,2; French Club 2,3; Camera Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; 100 Mile Club 3; Rifle Club 1; Math Club 3; Boys’ State 2; Boys’ Fed. 1, 2,3. DIANA LYNN ULTICAN — Honor Society 1,2,3; Leaderettes 1,2,3; Senate 2; Sr. Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pep Club 3; Choir 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; French Club 2,3; Debate 2; CO.G. Friendly Comm. 1,2; Social Comm. 3. BARRY VANN — Rifle Club 1; Latin Club 1; Track 1. RON VEKICH — Transfer from Everett 2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Boys’ Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 2,3; Retail Selling 3. JUANITA VINCAMP (Nita) — Glee Club 1,2; T.T.S. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Choir 3; Future Nurses 3; Library Staff 2; Office Practice 1; CO.G. 1,2,3. MIKE VITA — Concession Comm. 1,2,3. LINDA ZOHOWSKI — Latin Club 1,2; Future Teachers 2; C.O.G. 1,2; Program Comm. 3; Popcorn Comm. J; Tri Y 3. PAT YUNDT KARLA JEAN GRANBERG—Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; FHA 4. Latin Club 2; CO.G. Program Committee 4; Friendly Committee 2,3,4; Service Officer 3. JOYCE WILKINSON — Transfer from Olympia High School 3; Choir 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Solo Music Meet 2,3; Starlighters 3; Madrigals 3; Girls' Ensemble 2; All School Play 2; CO.G. 3. PAT WILLIAMS — Rifle Club 1; Comptrollers Staff 3; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3. ARNE WILPONE — Boys Fed. 1,2,3. SKIP WILSON — B” Football 1; Baseball 1; Retail Selling 3; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3. SUSAN WOLFF — Honor Society 1,2,3; Girls’ State 2; Jr. Class Vice-President 2; Senator 3; French Club President 2; Debate Team 2,3; Pep Club 3; CO.G. Program Comm. 1,2,3; Service Officer 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Torch Tri Y 1; Secretary 2; President 3. BILLIE LYNN WYCKOFF — Play Therapy 2; Office Practice 1; French Club 1; CO.G. 1,2,3. JEFF YEAROUT — A” Football 2,3; B” Football 1; Senator 3; Jr. Class President 2; Sophomore Class Vice-President 1; Jr.-Sr. Ball Comm. 2; Boys’ State 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; A” Club 2,3; Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; Quinault Sports Editor 3; Newport Hi Y 1,2,3. FLORENCE ESTELLE YOUNG (Sue) — Latin Club 1,2; CO.G. 1,2,3; Retail Selling 3. ROGER ZELEPUZA — Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. NOT PICTURED: DON DOMBROSKI ELAINE LACKEY TOP ELEVEN OF WEATHERWAX DALE FITZSIMMONS DAVE PRESZLER TONY HUTTON TOM HARSCH KAREN KNUTSON BETTY KAY SCHMIDT STEVE NYMAN s JULIE ANN McCAW COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS ALICE FOGDE KAREN KNUTSON 11 - dm SENIOR ROLL OF HONOR ALICE FOGDE BILL OSHEROFF MIKE OLSON DALE FITZSIMMONS DAVE PRESZLER KAREN KNUTSON STEVE NYMAN TONY HUTTON BETTY KAY SCHMIDT TOM HARSCH JULIE McCAW JOANNE JANZIK CHERYL TAYLOR BOB ROSEVEAR MARILYN GAYDOU SUSAN MALSTROM PAUL DeLORME MARTY CHORBA LARRY DELIBERO DIANA LAINE PAULINE GURRAD KARIN STRUNK JANET REED JOE MANDICH MARGARET HUBACKA JUDY ENGLE MARY PAT MARSHALL SUSAN WOLFF —S3— CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES MR. AND MISS IDEAL BILL LEROY MARILYN GAYDOU —S6— MOST TALENTED BILL OSHEROFF ALICE FOGDE JULIE ANNE McCAW SAM TALLEY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED IT KELS BEST ATHLETES MARTY CHORBA KATHY MORLEY PEPPIEST SUE HARRIS LARRY COVALL FRIENDLIEST BILL BRINES ANDRIENNE GUDAZ BEST LOOKING TER I McDOUGAL JEFF YEAROUT r — kklk LlL BEST FIGURE DIANA ULTICAN TONY PASCKVALE BEST DANCER SHARON BODNAR JIM ARNOLD CLASS CUT-UPS SHARON BRANFORD JOHN MAINIO SHYEST DIANA PECK DON GIUNTOLI CLASS FLIRTS JOYCE FIELDS JOHN BANKS CLASS OF 1962 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We juniors entered Weatherwax last fall, well aware of the fact that we were the in between class. As sophomores, we had been something new and different, bringing with us the customs and ways of junior high school. Our sophomore year was a period of adjustment — following the examples set by the upperclassmen. Next year we will be on top, endeavoring to set an example for the incoming sophomores and giving a helping hand to the juniors. To pilot us through the 1960-61 school year, we elected as our class officers: President, Chris Tobey; Vice President, Roger Faulkner; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Enkerud. Their success as officers was largely due to the unanimous cooperation of the class senators and members of the class. Working successfully with the seniors, we presented, early in the spring, the annual Junior-Senior Ball, which was enjoyed by all. We presented a general assembly in February, in which we displayed our many and varied talents. This helped to make up for a deficit resulting from Student Body card sales. We look forward to our senior year with much enthusiasm, hoping to exceed the accomplishments and pleasures that we have experienced this year. —42— ROW I: Cole, Brodin, Cady, Bates, Boling, Barry, Alviar, Aldrich, Dixon. ROW II: Brumfield, Burgess, Brower, Brueher, Boss, Bailey, Antich, Burgess. ROW III: Bresec, Brumfield, Bumgardner, Dunning. ROW I: Fruichantie, Dwyer, Chestcrman, Celich, Daneker, Close, Conover, Folkers, Evans, Decker. ROW II: Erickson, Fenti-man, Ellingwood, Ford, Campbell, Faulkner, Carver, Eggleston, Engle, Edinger. ROW I: Sanderson, Evans, Green, Hansen, Gordon, Hakala, Hammeier, Hallett, Hall, Gudaz. ROW II: Fradenburg, Fredrickson, Harris, Pacana, Hatley, Haskins, Hamilton, Faulkner, Vaughn, May. ROW I: Knutson, Kaplan, Heatley, Huffman, Johnston, Heyrman, Arnsparger, Hubbard. ROW II: Mott, Matthews, Keith, Hubacka, Jones, Gordon, Jacobson, Janzik. ROW III: Krader, Maupin, Pinckney, Lock, Lindgren, McPherson, Morgan. ROW I: Hall, Porter, Marshall, Loring, LaDow, Mitchell, Marks, Nelson. ROW II: Wetzel, Steffen, Dyer, Gordon, Logan, Norris, Olson, Steinman, Micheau, Jacobson. ROW I: Collins, Wirta, Fix, Powell, Wilson, Weese, Wilson, Smith, Townsend, Smith. ROW II: Wheeler, Brown, Bella-fatto, Smith, Vaughn, Carson, McKinney, Wenzel, Thompson. ROW I: Wilson, Verville, Zink, Sears, Radka, Penttila, Panhall, Stangland. ROW II: Wood, Noel, Rice, Shank, Spoon, Smith, Polk, Tardiff. ROW ONE: Rugger, Kcappel, Zelepuza, Wilson. ROW I: Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Aho, Ayers, Corbus, Bigelow, Brotcn. ROW II: Adams, Aro, Campbell, Cald- well, Bennett, Blossom, Bodwell. ROW III: Cutts, Curtis, Gill, Garrettj Asikainen, Atkins, Allen. ROW I: Cox, Franks, Hardy, Granger, Rossetti, DiFazio, Hubler, Crumpacker. ROW II: Enkerud, Haapanen, Henry, Crawford, Bachtell, Dichm, Kruft. ROW III: Emmelman, Brown, Baker, Bettcrley, Chouinard, Cannon, Failor. ROW I: Hughes, Eaton, Ramsdell, Reid, Cook, Girgich. ROW II: Hindman, Gozart, Hanan, Ru-ecker, Gilpin, Everham, Davis. ROW III: Hazen, Foster, Hinrichs, Go-Jacka, Hatley, Franciacovich. ROW I: Nocula, Orth, Korpi, Mangold, LeComptc, Moyer. ROW II: Bush, Perkins, Neva, Johnson, Jackson, Manenica, Long, McKosky. ROW III: Mudgett, Johnson, Jones, Hargraves, Lloyd, Martin, McLean. ROW ONE: Miller, Rice, Randich, McAllister, Saari. ROW TWO: Peetz, Jones, McGregor, Pcacher, Pearson, Palosaar;, Roman. ROW THREE: Powell, Jamtaas, Muller, Pedersen, Matheson, Randall, Pearson. ROW ONE: ams, Tjernberg, Maarman, Schmidt, Walker, Walford: ROW TWO: Cuzic, J. Stevens, P. Stevens, Stultz, Svarcs, Stophelbeen, Tobey. ROW ONE: Schwarz, Shea, Stritmatter, Smith, Granger, Rowland, Smith. ROW TWO: Barb Wilson, Knute, Swanson, Scure, Tuomisto, Bates, Settle, Sollie. CLASS OF 1963 mm, rail SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President, John Acker Vice President, Janice McNulty Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Allen SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We Sophomores entered Weatherwax last fall with little knowledge of the ways of high school, but immediately we began participating in the clubs, music groups, athletics and other activities. Early in the year, a meeting was held to elect the class officers. The leaders we chose were President, John Acker, Vice-President, Janice McNulty, and Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Allen. The first event of the year was the annual Sophomore Hop, which was held on October 28. The theme, Harbor Lights, was carried out very effectively. The ships at sea, the lighthouse on the shore, and the city lights provided a natural, lifelike atmosphere to the affair. Another event, in which we participated early in the spring, was the March of Dimes Drive. With the help of our officers and advisors, we organized a number of projects and worked hard to do our part in the campaign. Becoming accustomed to high school was rather trying for all of us, but we’ve certainly enjoyed our first year at Weatherwax. Next year, we hope to continue the friendships we have made, as well as to tackle bigger and better projects as juniors. ROW I: Cobain, Brown, Barnhart, Aro, Coffman, Creelman, Acker, Abbott. ROW II: Cherry, Benedict, Nelson, Bixler, Berkcn, Davis, Bramstedt, Braack. ROW III: Bronson, Allen, Aho, Edison, De-Backer, Billings, Baretich. ROW I: Lee, Hedwall, Hayrynen, Fovar-gue, Hart, Griffith, Hedin. ROW II: Daracunas, Barr, Clark, Luce, Elway, Erwin, Edwards. ROW III: Gadwa, Ha-gara, Grigsby, Gurrad, Hanson, Hanson, Fletcher. ROW I: Karamatic, Hulbcrt, Holloway, Hazelblade, Girard, Foster, FoJden, Dom-broski. ROW II: Howland, Mark well, Kalin, Leith, Lantz, Kaplan, Kearns, Morrisette. ROW III: Mykra, Lockman, Lynn, Filander, Duncan, Gibbs. ROW I: Nutter, Nelson, Rasmus, Salick, Mancnica, Randall, Pacana. ROW II: Pickering, Osheroff, Olson, Nelson, Nelson, Van Volkenburg, Norris, O’Connor. ROW III: Savage, Olson, Palo, Potts, Kuhns, Salmon, McCullough. ROW I: Trader, Rasmus, Nelson, Pearson, Michelbrink, McKee, Manenica, Houghton, McKinlay. ROW II: Striefel, Schweitzer, Swan, Marshall, Mackey, Jones, Hurlbert, Schostak. ROW III: Savage, Snider, Stelzer, Pickering, Lester, McCullough, Lupo, Vesscy, Mode. ROW I: Stopsen, Streifel, Rifenberg, Schmidt, Watkins, Stoddard, Tetzlaff. ROW II: Schweitzer, Thorson, Snider. Smith, Schneider, Rowland, Stewart, Schafer. ROW III: Sipila, Schostak, Schoonmaker, Schjei, Pettijohn, Ogren, Shaw, Sherman. ROW I: White, Trader, Tolomei, Van Syckle, Wilcox, Townsend. ROW II: Walden, Kitchell, Vessey, Swan, Duncan, Wilson, WisconrB. ROW III: Straughn, Welch, Silva, Warberg, Stelxer, Warwick, Lang-hans. ROW I: Whitlock, Watson, Young, Win-dle, Wynans. ROW II: Huffman, Furth, Burton, White, Wilson, Zembal. ROW ONE: Antioquia, Burr, Broten, Baumgardner, Ashton, Apukka. ROW TWO: Berkman, Bivens, Allen, Branford, Aurdahl, Anderson, Andrews. ROW THREE: Amble, Allen, Brooks, Auer. ROW ONE: Cook, Cox, Cowan, Dum- ouchel, Dickson, Blaser, Clark. ROW TWO: Cole, Childress, DeWitt, Dixon, Bunch, Docsanes. ROW THREE: Jelio- vich, Norin, McNulty, Groscclose, Di-Fazio, Clark. ROW ONE: Cos per, Fickeisen, Fredeen, Hastert, Dutton. ROW TWO: Hornsby, Godfrey, Ellis, Homchick, Hall, Evans, Gunderson. ROW THREE: Hakala, Jones, Ekar, Gedney, Hicks, Griffiths, Hagfors. ROW ONE: Henry, Johnson, Henry, Harrington, Jamisson, Howard. ROW TWO: Krauth, Henry, Morgan, Olson, Jorgesen, Hancock, Shea. ROW THREE: Krause, Nelson, McClintock, Paveltich, McCrimmon, Steffen. ROW ONE: Swanson, Whitlock, West, Williams, Valentine, Seath, Wheaton. ROW TWO: Wacker, Smith, Waterbury, Knutc, West, Wealch, Lumsden. ROW THREE: Kangas, Lundgren, Kauz-larich, Snell, Schoening, Zack, Lang, Lund-bom. ROW ONE: Koidahl, Jordan, Laaksonen, McMahon, Pilas, Newman. ROW TWO: Kadey, Sanford, Jones, Nouak, Mayr. ROW THREE: Lightfoot, Lanphear, Larson, Lapacek, McCullam, Niles, Meiggs, Logan. ROW ONE: Neistadt, Schlief, Smith, Nyberg, Murphy, Miller. ROW TWO: Reid, Salmi. Philbrick, Moore, Reynolds, Heikkila, Lightburn, Potts, Milbrett. ROW THREE: Kutchera, O’Dell, Ny- man, Monson, Shapansky, Rhoden, Mayer. � Wa. The purpose of the Council of Girls is to bring the girls of Weatherwax closer together through the varied committees and programs. Under the guidance of Miss Caulkins, the C.O.G. Boys' Federation mixer was a big success. Various activities followed with each girl having an equal opportunity to help their school by serving on one of the following committees: Lounge, Friendly, Service, Social, Art, Program, Scrapbook and Publicity, and Locker. To promote enthusiam the C.O.G. officers helped sell mums for the Thanksgiving Day game. TTiey also decorated the school for special occasions, maintained a first aid room, sold Kleenex, held faculty teas, helped various charitable organizations whenever possible, and the C.O.G. was responsible for placement of the apple machine in the lunchroom. All of these activities and accomplishments represented another successful year for the C.O.G. COUNCIL SUSAN MALSTROM. President SHARON BRANFORD, Vice President SOCIAL COMMITTEE—Row I: Dragovich, Swierguia, Scott, Howland, Ashton, Zallocco, Cowan, LeCompte, Bachtel, Manenica, Hargraves, Ultican. Row II: Martin, Ryan, Svarcs, Branford, West, Jelovich, Norm, Groseclose, Marable, Perkins, Oestreich, Salstrom. Row III: Wentzel, Thompson, Hinrichs, McClintock, Henry, Tuomisto, Gurrad, Brecht, Baer, Hale, Stevens, Davis. Row IV: Brown, Gedncy, Shapansky, Jorgesen, DeWitt, Burgon, Maki, Nigh-, Bodnar, Jenkins, Kolle. ART COMMITTEE—Row I: Reynolds, Weston, Hardy, Ramsdell, Reid, Cowan, Nyberg, Swanson, Chouinard, Scott, Marshall. Row II: Anderson, Clark, Asikainen, Garrett, Newton, Eaton, Engle, Haaseth, Durrin, Monson, Fields. FRIENDLY COMMITTEE—Row I: Walker, Shea, Enkerud, Randich, Ruecker, Mangold, Bigelow, Broten, Emmelman, Homchick, Auer, Amble, Pavletich, McCullom, Motes, Hanan. Row II: Trathen, Coleman, Diehm, Jacka, Gaydou, Schmidt, Davis, Caldwell, Henry, Scure, Perkins, Fields, Mc-Dougall, Steffen, Cox. Row III: Silvey, Janzik, Swanson, Pedersen, Schwarz, Failor, Cole, Murphy, Blaser, DeWitt, Andrews, Larson, Moore. OF GIRLS YVONNE HINRICHS, Secretary KAREN ANDERSON, Treasurer LOUNGE COMMITTEE—Row I: Johnson, Eldrcd, Fickeisen. Row II: Ibabao, Wentzel, Holmes. SCRAPBOOK AND PUBLICITY—Row I: Hughes, McMahon, Howard, Bates, Morgan, Salstrom, Hagfors, Gudaz. Row II: Laine, Knutson, Lund-gren, Davis, Harwood, Nigh, Seath, Griffiths, Kunto. SERVICE COMMITTEE—Row I: Mrs. Strong, Svarcs, Brecht, Pierce, Kutchera, Welch, Williams, Morgan, Reynolds, Hagfors, Graves, Taylor, Hubacka, Large. Ibabao. Row II: Reed, Daniels, McClary, Nelson, Girgich, Moyer, Murphy, Schmidt, Marrs, Jackson, Swicrgula. Row III: Smith, Seath. Krause, w t T-'irir M,vr Williams. Maki. Bunion. Hansmeier, Griffiths. ROW IV: Hess, Loyd, Hakala, Thompson, Shapansky, Jenkins, Wallin, Dowd, Bratt, Novak, Ekar, Mayr, Williams, Maki, Burgon, Hansmeier Chandler. Dragovich. r a PROGRAM COMMITTEE—Row I: Branford, Branford, Nyman, Bivens, Hasten, Hinrichs, Peck, Korpi, Wolff, DiFazio, Mallott, Sherrick, Walford. Row II: Radka, Atkins, Green, Anderson, Wacker, Pilas, Cannon, Allen, Hall, Zohowski, Cole, Jellum. Row III: Lightfoot, Jones, Jones, Yonich, Kruft, Salstrom, Bodnar, Cuzick, Quien, Morrison, Round, Rhoden. Row IV: Smith, Nocula, Pearson, Harris, Fields, McDougall, Nigh, McCaw, Kolle. —57— BOYS’ Larry Hansmeier President Bob Buckman Vice-President PARKING COMMITTEE—Row I: Dimler, Alviar, May, Cochennette. Row II: Cady, Bailey, Van Volkenberg. The Boys’ Federation is the organization to which every boy in high school belongs. The governing body of this organization is the Boys’ Federation Council, which consists of the four boy senators from each class. These twelve boys represent all of the boys in the school and present their ideas and problems for discussion. CONCESSION CREW—ROW ONE: Fletcher, Walden, Hulbert, Jamtaas, Dwyer, Sanderson, Tolom, Watson, Wilson, Marks. ROW TWO: Bresee, Rasmus,Swan, Schwab. Watkins, Pacana, Lantz, Loring, Hedin, Hedwall. ROW THREE: Orr, Straugh, Duncan, Brant, Dunning, Burgess, Schoatak, Bramstedt ROW FOUR: Olson, Wilson, Bronson. —SB— FEDERATION PROGRAM COMMITTEE—ROW ONE: Morris, Schuldt, Mandich, Hanson, McCrimmon, Warbcrg, Pruitt. ROW THREE: Olson, Silva, Talley, Mul-roney, Easter, Graham, Kainber. LOCKER COMMITTEE—Row I: Dunning, Krader, Wetzel. Row II: Howland, Foster, Vessey. There are many problems which confront this active group, such as traffic conditions in the halls, crowded concession stands at the games, and general school conduct. Under the leadership of the Advisor, Mr. McCartney, Boys’ Federation was a great success this year. Rich Redifer Secretary Bob Rosevear Treasurer —59— CREATORS OF SENIOR PEP QLUB—Row I: Dragovich, Wolff, Ulcican, Gudaz. Row II: Drosd, Branford, Niendorf, Janzik, Harris, Jenkins, Gauntlecc, Matich, Marten, Marshall. Row III: Pakonen, Gaydou, Howard, Oescrich, Anderson, Hendricks, Malstrom, Maki, Marrs, Bielski, Whitacre, Taylor, Murphy, McCaw, McDougall. PEP CLUB OFFICERS—Kathy Murphy, Vice President; Pam Gauntlett, Secretary; Nancy Drosd, Treasurer; Eva Jenkins, President. SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB—Row I: O’Dell, Ekar, Meiggs, Larson, Ash-close, Amble, Baumgardner, McCrimmon, Krause, Jelovich, Krauth, Dur- SENIOR Pasckvale, Osheroff, Palo, Yearout, SCHOOL SPIRIT JUNIOR PEP CLUB—Row I: Franciscovich, Swanson, Failor, McGregor, Pedersen, Eaton, Smith, Neva. Row II: Korpi, Chouinard, Adams, Hatley, Smith, Foster, Cannon, Diehm, Reid, Wilson, Asikaincn, Hinrichs. ton, McNulty, Ellis, Henry, Clark, Shea. Row II: Trathen, Norin, Groee-rin, Hall, Fletcher, Lucas, Logan. A” CLUB OFFICERS: Dave Preszler, Secretary-Treasurer; Tony Pasckvale, President; Bill LeRoy, Vice-President. JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE A” CLUB—ROW ONE: Gudaz, Daneker, Cady, Porter, Marshall, Huffman, Kuhns. ROW TWO: Brower, Johnston, Jacobson, Spoon, Campbell, Faulkner, Langhans, Schoonmaker, Burton. —61 — LEADERETTES ROW I: Quien, Motes, Percini, Failor, Jenkins, Janzik, Malstrom, Ruccker, Pearson. ROW II: Mrs. Wasscll, Davis, Green, Jacks, Cutts, Branford, Bodwell, Ayers, Smith, Warwick, Engle. ROW III: Gauntlett, Schwarz, Long, Pedersen, Franciscovich, Gudaz. TICKET TAKERS AND SELLERS ROW I: Larson, Carney, Lundbom, Zallocco, Richman, Blacketer, Vincamp, Rowland. ROW II: Ramsdell, Brown, Martin, Gunderson, Cuzick, Evans, McMahon, Martin ROW III: Mathews, Mr. Bartine, Fentiman, Olson. SERVICE OFFICERS—ROW (WE: Gurrad, Thompson, Burgon, Hasten, Bielski, Taylor, Score, Schlief. ROW TWO: Campbell, Sollie, Henry, Harrington, Nigh, Ayers. ROW THREE: Hutton, Swan, Alviar, Gillespie, Close, Cole. ROW FOUR: Stewan, Orr, Shapansky, Dubrau, Osheroff. PROUDLY WE SERVE INDISPENSABLES r P. A. CREW—Brines, LeRoy PROJECTION CREW—Row I: LaDow, Cherry, Talley. Row II: Warberg, Ogren, Daracunas, Fentiman. Row III: Gillespie, Shapamky, Clark. KNIGHTS OF BOBCATS—ROW ONE: McManemy, Parshall, Wilson, Dugas, Krader, Mahaffey, Gillespie, Church. ROW TWO: Wilson, Townsend, Kaplan, Townsend, Tracy, Lonergan, Wenzel. ROW THREE: Petcijohn, Hayrynen, Nelson, Brown, Vcssey, Rowland, Foster. ROW FOUR: Russell. Aldrich, J. McPherson, Olson, Erwin, Aro, Girard. LANGUAGE CLUBS LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB SPANISH CLUB FUTURE PLANNERS FUTURE TEACHERS—ROW ONE: Taylor, DiFazio, Hakala, Marrs, Ulcican, Mr. Wirfs. ROW TWO: Schwarz, Hess, Jackson, Harris, Nigh, Phelan. ROW THREE: Walker, Wilson. Weston. Korpi. ROW FOUR: Sherrick, Pedersen, Gordon, Gurrad, Knutson, Reed, Reiter. ROW FIVE: Swanson, Ayers, Faulkner, Janzik, Hansmeier, Svarcs, Thompson. ROW SIX: Casper, Krause, Nikodym, Holmes, LaBounty, Laine. Cannon. ROW SEVEN: O’Dell, Bivens, Mulroney, Talley, Jarbo, Kunto, Zohowski. ROW EIGHT: Bunch, McCrimmon, Olson. ROW NINE: Palo, Rcdifer, Schwab, Bruener. FUTURE NURSES—ROW ONE: Peck, Anderson, Andrews, Amble, Dickson, Ramsdell. ROW TWO: Lucas, Salstrom, Mangold, Peacher, Quien, Broten. ROW THREE: Branford, Branford, Kraft, Caldwell, Svarcs. ROW FOUR: Berkman, Drosd, McCiary, Motes, Cox. ROW FIVE: Novak, Mayr, Davis, Silvey, Hansmeier. ROW SIX: Crumpacker, Monson, Nyberg, Smith, Laine, Knutson. ROW SEVEN: Round, Eldred, Durrin, Svarcs. ROW EIGHT: Jeilum, Hazen, Cole, Burgon. HETuIL|US.ELLr.NGTR I: T'rwil,i - Brikui- Row II: Arnold, Sandov.l, Young, Littlejohn. Row III: Newmm, Strunk, Moriey. Row IV: Hurlbert, Antich, White, Duncan, Snyder, Larson. Row Mr. McCartney. McKinstry. Vekich. ESSENTIALS OF LUNCHROOM COMMITTEE—Row I: Large, Marable, Newton, Gurrad, Brown. Row II: Dubrau, Green, Easter, Olson, Graham, Nyman. LIBRARY STAFF—Row I: Fargo, Hodges, Dickson, Zallocco, Emmelman, Tanner, Reiter, Richman, Blacketer, Nulf, Parshall. Row II: Williams, Knute, Aro, Howard, Vincamp,Hays, Hall, Cook, Frazer, Nikodym, Wetzel. COMPTROLLER’S STAFF—Row I: Morrison, Scott, Randich, Hinrichs, Gudaz, Momot, Osina, Hendricks, Smith. Row II: Phelan, Betterley, Jensen, Daniels, Tuomisto, Fargo, Hodges, Martin. Row III: Williams, Mr. Bartine, Frost. WEATHERWAX OFFICE STAFF—Row I: Nigh, Marable, Churchel, Eldred, Pearson, Kanga . Row II: Pierce, Cole, Stultz, Hatley, Laine. HALL TRAFFIC COMMITTEE—Row I: Newton, Howland, Scott, Grine, Morrison, Marable, Rhoden, Hindman, Malstrom, Bodnar, Cuzick, Baer. Row II: Neas, Phelan, Manenica, Nigh, Kolle, Swiergula, Dragovich, Harris, Martin, Motes, Jenkins, Cox, White. STAGE CREW—Row I: McCowan, Abbott, Edwards, Cherry, Alviar, Mahaffey, Herrick, Shed, Sears. Row II: Maupin, Bailey, Orr, Fruichantie, Wilcox, Porter, O’Brien, Talley. FORENSICS SQUAD DEBATE TEAM—ROW ONE: Fickeisen, Reiter, Rattie, Hencry, Thompson, Scott, Chouinard, Marrs, Bielski, Marable. ROW TWO: Mr. Lane, Korpi, Wolff, O’Dell, Heikkila, Fitzsimmons, Bower. ROW THREE: Boss, Hutton, Fuller, Close, Schuldc, Osheroff, Hargara. ROW FOUR: Kahler, Cady, Hakala, Hansmeier, Green, Nyman. TROPHY WINNERS | The Weatherwax Forensics Squad moved into high gear in 1960-61, with forty participating members involved in district competition and five college-sponsored invitational tournaments. College tournaments this year included meets at Western Washington College of Education, Seattle Pacific College, Grays Harbor College, Pacific Lutheran University, and the University of Puget Sound. The annual state tournament was held at Washington State University in April. In this, the third year of forensics at Weatherwax, the debate topic was Resolved: The United Nations should be significantly strengthened. Members of sixteen debate teams were required to debate both sides of the question, drawing for rounds immediately before each event. In addition to debate, forensic activities included interscholastic competition in extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking, interpretive reading, and oratory. Participation in league and tournament competition was determined by individual records established in an active program of intra-squad competition. TROPHY WINNERS-—ROW I: Osheroff, Fitzsimmons. ROW II: Green, Wolff, Mr. Lane. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists, interested primarily in recognizing the work of individual student journalists. Students gain membership in the organization through the local chapters on the basis of outstanding work. Those doing creditable work in poetry, essay, or other forms of creative writing are eligible for membership. Membership in Quill and Scroll is therefore a genuine honor to those who excel in the field of journalism and creative writing. Besides promoting individual endeavor, and supplying practical publication information through a magazine issued four times a year, the international organization provides criticisms of manuscripts and publications, helps in the organization of state press associations, and endeavors to acquaint school officials and the public with the value of high school journalism. QUILL and SCROLL—ROW TWO: Taylor, Branford, Sherrick, Malstrom, Gaydou, McCaw, Janzik. ROW TWO: Chesterman, Harsch, Pruitt, Hughes, Ycarout, White. CAMERA CLUB The main qualification for membership in the Camera Club is a sincere and active interest in photography. Due to the shortage of facilities, members work individually rather than in groups. Members learn daikroom techniques by developing their own pictures. They are entitled to privileges such as free use of an Argus Super 75 camera, use of chemicals in the dark room, and opportunities to work with other photographic equipment. This year the group made their own Christmas cards, many of which were unique. Some of the members of the club participated in the annual Kodak High School Photo Contest. This contest sets goals for personal achievement and is dedicated to young photographers. The Camera Club’s advisor, Mr. Vincent Hill, is indeed a great help to the members. CAMERA CLUB—Row I: Williams, Rhoden, Howland, Hakala, Moore, Rhoden, Di Fazio, Scott, Hendricks, Hays, Cox, Holmes, Wentzel. Row II: Schweitzer, Swan, Fitzsimmons, Carver, Olson, DuBrau, Bumgardner, El ling wood, Wenzel. HONOR SOCIETY THREE-YEAR THREE YEAR HONOR SOCIETY—SEATED: Mr. Bartanen, Osheroff. ROW I: Phelan, Pakonen, Reed, Marrs, Bielski, Ulcican, Wolff, Dahlstrom, Whitacre, Reynolds, Gaydou, Knutson, Laine. ROW II: Marshall, Murphy, Malstrom, Newton, Gauntlett, Fields, Taylor, Granberg, Thompson, Eldred, Kutchcra. ROW III: Fields, Schmidt, Fogde, McCaw, Janzik, Hu-backa, Drosd, Svarcs, Holmes. ROW IV: Engle, Cole, Pruitt, Olson, Rosevear, Chesterman, Fitzsimmons. ROW V: Nyman, White, Chorba, Palo, Yearout, Twitchell. The purpose of the Honor Society is to provide recognition of scholarship, leadership, and fine character. Qualifications for acceptance as a member include the maintenance of a B” average in all subjects and a designated number of activity points. The Honor Society was fortunate to have the leadership of the able officers, who were Bill Osheroff, President; Dave Presler, Vice President; Barbara Wilson, Secretary; and Karin Strunk, Treasurer. With its advisor, Mr. Charles Bartanen, the Honor Society worked on several school projects during the year. The annual banquet for senior three-year members was held in the spring at the Morck Hotel. This dinner concluded the 1960-61 activities. -70- JUNIOR-SENIOR JUNIOR-SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY—Row I: Schwarz, Oestriech, McDougall, Marrs, Reid, Ramsdell, Harris, Walford, Ruecker, Bigelow, Weston, Anderson, Sherrick, Hess. ROW II: Chouinard, Smith, Peacher, Failor, Pedersen, Campbell, Eaton, Mangold, Rattie, McGregor, Smith, Matheson, Long, Weden. ROW III: Jellum, Davis, Davis, Cannon, Bod well, Wilson, Schmidt, Pearson, Cutts, Bralens, Bates, Di Fazio, Salstrom, Svarcs. ROW IV: Dwyer, Henry, Foster, Swanson, Franciscovich, Everham, Pectz, Gilpan, Smith, Scott, Korpi, Hansmeier, Michell. ROW V: Ellingwood, Dunning, Smith, Smith, Hutton, Jones, Close, Janzik, Warbcrg, Talley, McPherson. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE HONOR SOCIETY—Row I: Cosper, Fletcher, Clark, Lundbum, Baumgardner, Laaksonen, Nyberg, Dickson, Moore, Allen, Potts, Kutchera. ROW II: Harrington, Henry, Heikkila, Krause, Seath, Di Fazio, Hagfors, McNulty, West, Jelovich, Ashton, Henry, Steffen, Clark. ROW III: Hicks, Smith, Lucas, O’Dell, Nyman, Jones, Fcckeisen, Norin, Grosclose, Hancock, Ekar, Novak, Meiggs, Larson, Koidahl. ROW IV: Hanson, Hulbert. Palo, Mark well, Grigsby, Wilson, Burr, Nelson, Hurlbert, Wynans, White. ROW V: Schostak, Rasmus, Townsend, Stewart, Schafer, Griffith, Osheroff, Acker, Swan, Schoonmaker. —71 — ctacvded QUINAULT QUINAULT STAFF—Row I: McDougall, Sherrick, Gaydou, Carbon, Mabtrom, Branford, Gudaz. Row II: Walford, Walker, Taylor, Matich, Year-out, Janzik, White, Marshall. Row III: Gordon, Fredrickson, Jacobson, Swanson, Pedersen. SUSAN MALSTROM Business Manager ANDRIENNE GUDAZ Photograph Editor SHARON BRANFORD Copy Editor JEFF YEAROUT Sports Editor BEVERLY SHERRICK TER I McDOUGALL Senior Editor Art Editor KITTY MATICH Snaps Editor JOANNE JANZIK Index Editor —74— STAFF 1960-61 STEVE CARLSON MR. TRAXLER MARILYN GAYDOU Co-Editor Advisor Co-Editor The work and cooperation rendered by this year’s Quinault staff was not only worthwhile but enjoyable. As a result, the staff presents to you the Quinault of 1960-61, a book composed to recapture the scenes that have made this year a memorable one. This year’s staff faced many responsibilities in producing the annual. Some of them were choosing a theme, cover design, and colors, creating dummies and final layouts, and selling advertisements to help finance the book. With deadlines to meet and the task of recording the events of the past year ’Time” became our theme. Production began with the commencement of the school year, and never was more enthusiasm shown by a staff. Many hours of hard work have been expended in the production and final publication of this annual, making it one that we hope will be accepted by all. Many years from now memories of high school days gone by may be recalled as we browse through the pages of this Quinault. Several summer days were spent by the co-editors, Marilyn Gaydou and Steve Carlson, with the advisor, Mr. Traxler, discussing and planning the layout of the yearbook. In the fall these three pre- sented their ideas to the class for a new and better Quinault. A vital factor in the production of this yearbook has been the cooperation and efforts of many persons not on the staff — photographers, our advertisers, the Weatherwax office staff, and many others. The staff wishes to take this opportunity to express its deepest appreciation to all who have helped to make this annual possible. QUINAULT STAFF—ROW I: Fredrickson, White, Swanson, Pedersen, Taylor, Marshall, Gordon, Jacobson. ROW II: Walford, Walker. —75— A great deal of work goes into one edition of the Ocean Breeze. Stories are assigned to the reporters by the department heads and are to be typed and handed in to meet the deadlines. The copy is read by the editors who then prepare the page dummies. All copy is then taken to the printers and the staff begins a three-day wait for the galleys. Last minute details, fillers and captions, are added. Page proofs are then prepared for the staff by the printers; these are proofread and returned to the printers. All that remains at this point is to wait until the finished product is returned to the staff. OCEAN BREEZE OCEAN BREEZE STAFF—Row Is Hughe , Porter, Neva, Erickson, Bates, DiFazio, Modun. Ro Fitch, McCaw, Everham, Anderson, Pruitt. II: Mainio, Chesterman, Polk, Mr. Mr. Wirfs, Advisor —76— John Hughes, Editor 1960-61 STAFF The finished OBs are delivered to the business manager, who divides them into stacks and hands them out to the reporters to sell. The OB is sold in the high school and in both junior highs. The Ocean Breeze staff would like to thank rheir advisors, Mr. Wirfs and Mr. Fitch, who so graciously gave their time to help produce the Ocean Breeze. OCEAN BREEZE STAFF—Row I: Neva, Everham, McCaw, Hughes, Anderson. Pruitt, DiFazio. Row II: Mainio, Porter, Chesterman, Erickson, Modun, Polk, Bates. EDITORIAL STAFF—Row I: Everham, McCaw, Hughes, Anderson, DiFazio. Row II: Mainio, Chesterman, Porter, Pruitt. —77— BAND A y a vw The Weatherwax High School band began the year with a new band director, Mr. Jack J. O'Conner, previously the Director of Bands at the University of Alaska. Rehearsals started prior to the opening of schools so that the band would be ready for the Puyallup Fair appearance on September 18. The high school band membership consisted of ten seniors, ten juniors, and twelve sophomores. Following the Puyallup trip the band practiced music for use at football games and devoted considerable time to the preparation of a half-time show. Other musical events of the year were the Swing Concert on February 15 and the Spring Concert which was presented on May 10. Early in October a seventeen-piece dance band was formed and has performed on various occasions during the school year. Band executive officers were Bill Osheroff, President, Tom DeCoy, Vice-President, and Paul De-Lorme, Secretary-Treasurer. ORCHESTRA This year the orchestra has been one of Weatherwax's best in several years. The orchestra began preparing before the opening of school for their annual appearance at the Western Washington Fair in Puyallup. The annual Christmas Concert was their first appearance at home. The members also displayed their musical abilities at the Swing Concert, in February, and at the Spring Concert, in May. Other activities included the All-Northwest Mus'' Meet on March 3 and 4, the Elks Concert in April, the Southwest Washington Music Meet on April 15, and Baccalaureate on June 4. The orchestra was directed by Mr. J. Gordon Edlund. The officers were: President, Julie Ann McCaw; Vice-President, Alice Fogde; Secretary, Joanne Janzik; Senior Representative, Pam Gauntlett; Junior Representative, Carmen Choui-nard; and Sophomore Representative, Marlene Burr. CHOIR This year the Weatherwax High School Choir consisted of eighty-one voices directed by Mr. Herman Koehler. The group did a splendid job and participated in many different activities throughout the year. Among these were the Christmas Concert on December 22, the Swing Concert on February 15, the Southwest Washington Music Meet in Kelso on March 25, the Southwest Washington Music Meet in Aberdeen on April 15, and the Spring The officers this year were Dick Warberg, President; Wayne Cole, Vice-President; Margaret Hubacka, Secretary; Diane Shafer, Librarian; Judy Jellum, Robe Chairman; Gay Gilpin, Historian; and Bob Pruitt, Student Director and Concert Chairman. The section leaders were Charlene Jensen, Soprano, Janet Smith, Alto, Larry Hansmeier, Tenor, and Tony Hutton, Bass. MUSIC SPECIALISTS DANCE BAND—ROW I: Acker, Spoon, Schmidt, Nelson, Delorme, Hurlbcrt, Snider. ROW II: Green, Hubacka, Dubrau, Pinckney, DeCoy, Holloway, Mr. O'Connor. ROW III: Bacchus, Bresee. BOYS GLEE CLUB—ROW ONE: Dugas, Wenzel, Bebich, Burgess, Boling, Cathey, Hansmeier, Stiles, Maynard, Micheau, Green, Maynard. ROW TWO: Vessey, Wasson, Jamtaas, La Bounty, Schuldt, Olson, Brucher, Smith, Daracunas, Amos, Sherman, Jarbo, Lindgren, Warbcrg. ROW THREE: Luce, Stelzer, Erickson, Fradenburg, Pruitt, Brant, Collins, Dubrau, Kainber, Schmidt, Hutton, Cole, Barr, Donaldson, Bruener, Redifer, Jacobson, Johnston, Smith, LeRoy, Carlson, Palo, Barry, Brower, Campbell, Mitchell. GIRLS' AND BOYS’ STATES GIRLS STATE—Biclski, Wolff, McCaw, Marshall As the bus rolled to a stop the delegates to Girls’ State caught their first glimpse of Central Washington College of Education which would be their home from June 13 - 20. Girls’ State was founded to further the training of our girls as leaders of tomorrow, to prepare them to take their places in society and make a worthwhile contribution to it. Girls’ State was an opportunity for the girls to live together as self-governing citizens in a democratic society. Participating in Girls’ State gave the girls a better understanding of the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities which they must assume when they reach adulthood. The girls organized governments of states, counties, and cities. They elected officials to run the governments. This represented an opportunity for the girls to prove their ability to participate in government. One of the things Girls’ State provided was a chance to meet girls from all over the state and to make long-lasting friendships. BOYS’ STATE—ROW ONE: Chesterman, Talley, Preszler, Co vail. ROW TWO: Twite hell, LeRoy, Carbon, Yea root. White. Last summer an event was held that ten Aberdeen boys will never forget — Boys’ State. The representatives from Aberdeen to Boys’ State were Steve Carlson, A1 Chesterman, Larry Covall, Bill LeRoy, Steve Nyman, Dave Preszler, Sam Talley, Fred Twitchell, Tom White, and Jeff Yearout. The event was held on the campus of Pacific Lutheran University, in Parkland, Washington. Boys from all over the state took part in this activity to learn more about the workings of our government. During this one-week period, governments of different types were set up by the boys. They elected officers to carry out government actions just as if they were actual office-holders. The boys participated in various activities and programs, such as mock caucuses and legislative sessibns. When Boys’ State was over the boys felt that they had gone through a most satisfying experience that will serve as a guiding influence in future years. DRAMATICS MINSTREL SHOW MINSTREL SHOW—ROW I: Directors, Mr. Edlund, Mr. Lane. ROW II: Mainio, Branford, Marable, Wolff, Fradenburg. DANCES FUN AND FROLIC SOPHOMORE HOP COMMITTEE—ROW I: Henry, Norin, Laak-sonen, Jordan. ROW II: Larson, Baumgardner, Hicks. ROW III: Jones, Burr, Shea. ROW IV: White, Watkins. JUNIOR-SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE, ROW I: Perkins, Fields, Wolff, Matich. ROW II: Tobey, Pedersen, Hinrichs, Cutts. ROW III: Ycarout, McDougall, Malstrom. ROW IV: Marshall, Hagara, Fredrickson. MAY DANCE COMMITTEE, ROW 1: Marrs, Smith, Peacher, Dragovich, Malstrom, Murphy. ROW 2: Branford, Failor, Schwarz, Pearson, Wilson, Choui-nard. ROW 3: Logan, Oestrcich, Taylor, Marshall, Groseclose, McNulty, Gudaz. PEP COURT PAM GAUNTLETT ANDRIENNE GUDAZ JOANNE JANZIK PAM GAUNTLETT MARTY CHORBA MAY QUEEN TERI McDOUGALL BILL BRINES DIANE ULTICAN JULIE ANN McCAW JOE NESS TANYA PAKONEN SAM TALLEY JOANNE JANZIK MAY KING JOHN DONALDSON m S:£6 «c 37 22 PEP STAFF UPHOLDS TANYA PAKONEN TERI McDOUGALL JULIE ANNE McCAW MARILYN GAYDOU SCHOOL SPIRIT LARRY COVALL RICK BOLING TAMI JOHNSON f Bob Newman—Halfback l. ( Dave Prettier — Quarterback m. « } t - ) Tony Pasckvalc—Halfback BUI LeRoy—Halfback A FOOTBALL—ROW ONE: Burton, O’Conner, Spoon, Schjei, Langhans, Acker, Wiscomb. ROW TWO: Coach Mach, Larion, Marshall, Shapansky, Gudaz, Ladow, Giuntoli, Potts, Salmon. ROW THREE: Brower, Hanson, Wcese, PemUla, Miller, Radka, Huffman. ROW FOUR: Manager Hart. Co-Captain Marty Chorba—Fullback Mr. Mach—Coach A SQUAD SEASON RECOR Aberdeen 28 Hudson’s Bay Aberdeen 7 O’Dea 0 Aberdeen 0 Wilson Aberdeen 14 Stadium 19 Aberdeen 19 E. Bremenon 7 Aberdeen 0 W. Bremerton 19 Aberdeen 0 Lincoln - Aberdeen 14 Olympia Aberdeen 8 Hoquiam 0 —102— George Palo—Center Jerry Miller—End Don Giuntoli—End A FOOTBALL—ROW ONE: Hamilton, Wilson, Benedict, Buchman, Roberts, Elway. ROW TWO: Newman, Palo, Warwick, Kuhns, Welch, Banks, Pasekvale, Yearout, Coach Swerdfcgcr. ROW THREE: Prcszler, Talley, Macki, Chorba, LeRoy, Brines, Huffman. ROW FOUR: Manager Schoonmaker. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brower (PAT) 7 Chorba 24 Kuhns 13 Langhans 6 LeRoy 6 Macki (Safety) 2 Newman (PAT) 2 Pasekvale 30 Pfeszler (Touchdown Passes) 18 Mr Swerdfegcr_o ach Co-Captain Bob Larson-Tackle —103— Jim Elway—End Ron Macki—Tackle l Bill Brines—End Jeff Yearout—End Sam Talley—Center STARTING LINE UP, Row I: Yearout, Macki, Huffman, Marshall, Talley, Larson, Brines. Row II: Pasckvale, Chorba, Preszler, LeRoy. GRIDDERS IN ACTION Senior Manager—Jim Hart This year the Bobcats were fortunate in having football coaches of high caliber, ranking among Aberdeen’s finest grid mentors. Mr. Franklin Mach, head coach, introduced to this year’s squad a new style of football — the unbalanced-T formation. The team enjoyed playing this style of football and played with an earnest desire to win. Mr. Mach is a coach with whom everyone has enjoyed working, and we sincerely appreciate his fine leadership of the Bobcats this year. Line coach Dave Swerdfeger’s stern control of the linesmen and his ability to stimulate high interest and morale, while really putting ”his boys” to the grindstone, made him one of the most successful and well-liked coaches in Bobcat history. Although the win-loss record this year was not spectacular, the team was proud to represent Weatherwax and looked eagerly forward to playing each game. However, the Bobcats played one game that made this season one of the best in the football history of our school. This was, of course, the Aberdeen-Ho-quiam Turkey Day contest, in which the Bobcats won a stunning victory. Although the final score was only 8-0, the Cats dominated the game completely, not allowing Hoquiam the satisfaction of gaining a single first-down. This absence of a first-down by the Grizzlies is certainly a record in the annual games played by the two schools. Newman, Kuhns, Brower £ Pasckvale goes 60 yards in TD Chorba scores in Cat victory LeRoy skirts end for 18 yards Whole defensive line crushes Pasckvale off again in victory run against Olympia against E. Bremerton Hoquiam runner over O’Dea —104— OUR FUTURE WINNERS JUNIOR VARSITY—Row I: Paean a, Faulkner, Coffman, Norris, Wilson, Gordon, Polk, Stoddard, Acker. Row II: Schjei, Potts, Lupo, Manenica, Griffith, Warwick, Mackey, Salmon, Benedict. Row III: Lynn, Hanson, Welch, Burton, Pickering, Barkell, O’Conner, Grigsby, LaDow, Hamilton. As usual, this year was very successful for the Bobcat B’s, as they won all four of their games. Each year the B’s become tougher and better. As a result of this, they have difficulty finding teams that are real competition. They started the season by downing Ocosta 40-13. Hoquiam was next on their list, as they beat our across-town rivals 14-0. They then proved to be a very tough and determined team by coming from behind in the final minutes to edge Olympia by one point. In their final game they again dropped Hoquiam 26-6. Coach Eklund had much praise for the line, stating that they were a fundamentally sound and hard-hitting group of young men. Coach Urquhart said he was very pleased with the running and ball handling of Wiscomb, Wilson, Burton, Hamilton, and Pacana. These boys carried out most of the backfield chores. All evidence indicates that if this group of players realize their high potential, the next few years will be victorious ones for Weatherwax, continuing the Bobcats' strong tradition. MR. URQUHART MR. EKLUND B SQUAD—SEASON RECORD Aberdeen 40 Ocosta 13 Aberdeen 14 Hoquiam 0 Aberdeen 14 Olympia 13 Aberdeen 26 Hoquiam 6 Aberdeen 94 Opponents 32 --105— VARSITY Bill LeRoy, 5 11”, Senior, Guard. Steve Carlson, 6' 4”, Senior, Guard Managers, George Palo, Steve Barry The A squad basketball team, under Coach George Palo, was quite green at the beginning of the season, but after the season had progressed they became the fighting Aberdeen Bobcats who we are so proud of. From the first game with Elma, to the last, with R. A. Long, the team will be remembered as having always made its best effort. The Bobcats were led in scoring by Captain John Donaldson. John, who played his last season with the team as a senior, will always be remembered for his hustle on the floor. Mike Bruener, Rich Redifer, Steve Carlson, Bill LeRoy were the other four seniors who completed their last year on our maple floor. Looking forward to next year, a fan may wonder who is left. There will be six returning juniors, all of whom did a tremendous job for Coach Palo this year. Also, the up-and-coming sophomores should not be forgetten. Looking back on this year's season, we see a team that represented Weatherwnx High School in the best way possible: a win-loss success and good sportsmanhip. QUINALT A BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SCORING Donaldson Bruener Redifer 276 points 158 points 150 points 100 points Jacobson 46 points Johnston 61 points Smith 28 points Mitchell 69 points Campbell 27 points Chorba 17 points LeRoy 11 points Brower 6 points Jerry Brower, 6 2”, Junior, Forward. Terry Campbell, 6’ 2”, Junior Forward. John Mitchell, J’ 10”, Junior, Guard. —106— BASKETBALL John Donaldson, 6’ 3 , Senior, Center Mike Bruener, 6' 3”, Senior, Forward. Rich Rcdifcr, 6‘ 0”, Senior, Guard SEASON RECORD — A BASKETBALL Aberdeen Opponent 32 62 (Elma) 48 53 (Wilson) 42 53 (R. A. Long) 43 38 (Lincoln) 52 65 (Wilson) 36 52 (Lincoln) 55 52 (Elma) 48 50 (Kelso) 43 36 (Centralia) 57 49 (Hoquiam) Aberdeen Opponent 51 47 (Hudson's Bay) 43 42 (Kelso) 47 33 (Centralia) 46 69 (Olympia) 54 45 (Pt. Vancouver) 46 47 (Battle Ground) 45 41 (Hoquiam) 64 55 (West Morris) 47 68 (Olympia) 51 52 (R. A. Long) il . Won 10 Lost Jim Jacobson, 6’ 2”, Junior, Forward. Byron Johnson, 6’ 1”, Junior, Forward. Eddie Smith, 3’ 10”, Junior, Guard. —107— CAGERS IN ACTION TO SCORE IN THE FUTURE ROW I: Stoddard, Cobain, Burton, Kuhns, Hart, Potts. ROW II: Sherman, Aho, Mykra, Huffman, Palo, Bixler. The Aberdeen B squad was under the leadership of Mr. Urquhart this year. We feel that Coach Urquhart did a tremendous job with the B squad. The season record for the junior varsity was average, but the boys had more than average husde throughout the entire' season. This year's team includes several outstanding prospects as future players. Although the boys are entirely sophomores, they met other teams comprised of sophomores and juniors. Watching these boys in action, we say their desire is to play and win. It isn’t the win-loss record that is most important, but the desire to play and learn that these boys exhibited. We are looking forward to seeing you again next year, fellows. BASEBALL ROW I: LaDow, Brower, Porter, Chorba, O’Brien, Cady, Close. ROW II: Barry, Wilson, Tctzlaff, Hart, Burton, Furth. ROW III: Straughn, Van Volkenburg, Dugas, Henry, Gordon. ROW IV: Kahler, Edison, Gudaz. Entering into Southwest Washington League under the guidance of our new coach, Mr. Frank Mach, the Bobcat baseball team did very well this season. Many new boys turned out, along with many returning letter-men such as pitchers Jim Arnold and Ben Radka, and first baseman Will O’Brien to lead the team. Also returning were lettermen Jim Elway, B. J. Porter, Rich Redifer, Bob Kelly, Keith Folkers, John Gudaz, Walt Wilson and Jerry Brower. The team gave all of their opponents real compe-tion and won a fair share of their approximately fourteen games. Matches were played during March, April and May, depending upon the weather. —110— TRACK TEAM ROW I: Osheroff, Huffman, Danecker, Jacobson, Johnston, Campbell. ROW II: Pasckvale, LcRoy, Faulkner, Miller. The Bobcat track team of 1961 was composed of approximately 40 members, about 25 of whom were on the traveling squad. Coach A1 Bivens arranged for six meets, which were played, weather permitting, before the sub-district meet on May 6. Then followed the Southwest Washington district playoffs on the 13th and the State meet on May 19 and 20th at Pullman. Although the team was not well balanced in all events this year, it was exceptionally strong in several. Among the nine returning lettermen this year were Tony Pasckvale, who last year went to the state meet as a pole vaulter. He performed well, as expected, in this event and in the hurdles. Bill LeRoy and Roger Faulkner excelled in the broad jump, as Jim Jacobson, Terry Campbell and Byron Johnston did in the high jump. Bill Osheroff was back in action for the 180 and 440. Also, Coach Bivens welcomed sophomores Gary Langhans and Russ Kuhns to represent Weatherwax in the sprint and weight events this season. CAT SWIMMERS Weatherwax swimmers were on their way toward the most successful season in the school’s history as our yearbook deadline approached. Coached by Mr. Lawr, the team performed with expert precision and speed in meets with Longview, Mark Morris, Hudsons Bay, Fort Vancouver, and Olympia. The all-time Weatherwax record in the individual medley was broken this year by Denton Fuller, while a four-man relay medley team broke the previous record in that event. Almost every other school swimming record was in danger of being broken at press time. Mr. Lawr was confident that from eight to twelve of his team members would qualify to enter the State Swimming Meet in Seattle. This year’s team includes a number of promising juniors and sophomores who are expected to lead the way toward another outstanding year in 1961-62. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mulroney, Henning, Jorman, Jones, Wiscomb, Stewart, White, Schafer, Marshall, Thorson, Griffith, Duncan, Watson, Dyer, Danecker,- Giuntoli, Miller. CENTER: Sanford, Fuller, White. Record breaking relay: Marshall, White, Giuntoli and Pasckvale. Consistent season winners, Denton Fuller and Tony Pasckvale. —112— Co-Captains Fred Sanford and Tom White Miller and Giuntoli finish backstroke as Mulroney and Henning start. GOLF The golf squad was strong this year, for it included seven returning lettermen and a number of boys turning out for the first time. At the beginning of the season, the boys were placed in position on the team by means of a play-off; a challenge system was used from then on. Matches and practices were held at the Highlands and Country Club golf courses. Team members enjoyed playing their matches. They appreciated the outstanding coaching of Mr. Palo and performed very well in the new league. Giuntoli, White, Jones Boling, Giuntoli, Banks GOLF TEAM—Row I: Schwarz, White, Jones, Banks. Row II: Boling, Giuntoli, Schmall. -113— GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ o ROW ONE: Hakala, Ultican, Rueckcr, Pedersen, Janzik, Failor, Bodvin, Heikkila. ROW TWO: Niendorf, Fields, Large, Schwarz, Gill, Gauntlect, Yonich, Drosd, Laine. Shannon Gill returns a high lob. Forehand is demonstrated by Bcv Schwartz. Coach Palo explains the famous Palo grip” to veteran Nancy Drosd. —114— Mrs. George Palo, coach of the girls’ tennis team, was pleased to have so many turnouts this year. She hoped to play approximately six games depending upon our good old weather. This year Shannon Gill, Peggy Fields, Nancy Drosd and Beverly Schwartz were the top racquet prospects. The team played some members of the SWW league and some from the old Capital League. The girls were positioned via an elimination ladder, whereby the winners of the pre-game matches were to participate in the matches. The girls worked hard this year but enjoyed every swinging” minute of it. Nancy Drosd returns a serve as Peggy Fields looks on. RACQUET SQUADS ROW ONE: Kalkwarf, Preszler, Fuller, Talley, Miller, DuBrau. ROW TWO: Schwab, Hakala, Mulroney, Henning, LaBounty. This year’s boys’ tennis team was again coached by Mr. A1 Eklund. The team was composed of eleven members, with returning lettermen Dave Preszler and Jim Kalkwarf as their one-two punch. The team represented W.H.S. in fine style in 1961. Coach Eklund arranged for approximately ten matches this season, barring rainouts. Upon completion of these games they entered the Southwest Washington District Playoffs. From there they advanced to the State High School Tennis Tournament, where thirty schools were represented. On the whole, Weath-erwax was blessed with a fine tennis season. Dave and Jim get ready to square in a practice match. Coach Eklund tries to explain the famous Eklund grip” to Terry Jarbo. —115— Dave delivers a smashing serve And Jim makes a successful return. The Rifle Team, coached by Mr. Billy Sullivent, participates in a monthly postal match in competition with almost every high school team in the United States. Judging is done by a unique postal process, wherein the targets for a month’s shooting are sent to an official scorer in Montana. The results are then sent to the National Rifle Association in Washington, D.C., where each high school team is ranked nationally. Weather-wav has a rank of 30th in the nation, an excellent standing, considering the large number of teams in competition. Two of our finest riflemen this year are Don Cole and Don Hindman, who have been awarded Expert ratings by the NRA. On May 13th of this year, five of our riflemen participated in the State Outdoor Championship Shoot along with 200 other Washington sharpshooters GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION RIFLE TEAM RIFLE TEAM—ROW ONE: McLean, Reynolds, Tjernberg, Hancock, Reynolds, Jackson. ROW TWO: Abbott, Folden, Jones, Kahler, Marshall. ROW THREE: Wood, Johnson, Eggleston, Hindman, Boss. —116— IN RECOGNITION OF OUR COACHES Mr. Frank Mach Football Coach Baseball Coach Mr. Dave Swerdfcger Football Line Coach Assis. Track Coach Mr. Al Eklund Assis. Football Coach Boys’ Tennis Coach Mr. George Palo Basketball Coach Golf Coach Mr. Ron Urquhart Assis. Football Coach Assis. Basketball Coach Mrs. George Palo Girls’ Tennis Coach GAA Advisor Mr. Al Bivens Track Coach. Mr. Leonard Lawr Swimming Coach Mr. Billy Sullivcnt Rifle Club Coach —117— —121— Bambi and Friend. We are the boy of the institute. Who took my sports car? Forward march. Really I shoot! Autographs ri Timber. Elwcll. Susan. Remember When? McDermoth Alums. Black and White. Jonesy ’n Burns. 4 Kristie Brownie Brat. Three Stooges. I Want Curls Toot Land Sake ! Beatnik Babes. Wearin’ Contacts. ' .Tee Hee. lee. J Karen | m short? Well whatcha look: Mama’s boy. Dumbo. DiMaggio and Mantle. Where’s turnout fellas? B. J. and Friend. Baah. Three’s a crowd!!!!! Writing mommy. Kissing sweet. Purit ruins. Blacki MakL Peravena. Rub-a-dub-dub! Ahhhhh Slumber-Seeties. Stumped. Resting. So what? Sleepy-time gals. Curly. The Thinker? Another Buddies. Little Miss Muffet? Too warm? Surprise! Little League Humm Party time. Why all the smiles? Hoods What’s so funny? Sharon and Larry Feeding my face. Beach Bombshells. Digger Dumouchel What, me worry? Skiing anyone? The Charmer The Executive Brownie Button Gang Disgusted? Siitcn Broncho Buster Bristol Looks like fun. totter. Packing my purse He loves me!!! Diana St. Mary’s angels??? AttciuHun!!! The Hero? Camper Artie Jime Las taught us a lesson. L Use this space for AUTOGRAPHS! 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Street Aberdeen SENIORS Amoi, Mike 17, 84 Anderson, Keren 17,60, 76, 77,80 Anderson, Kenneth 17 Antich, Michael 17, 65 Arnold, Jim 17, 36, 65 Auer, Bonnie 17 Bacchus, Dale 17, 79, 84 Baer, Teresa 17, 56, 67 Balderston, Gordon 17 Banks, John 7.17,37,54,60,102, 103, 104, 113 Barr, Don 17 Barre, Jack 17 Bebich, Bruce 17, 84 Biel ski, Susan 17,60,62,68,82, 85, 86, 70 Blacketer, Carolyn 17, 62, 66 65,69, 74, 86,87 Brant, Lorry 18, 58, 82, 84 Bratt, Rita 18, 57 Brecht, Carolyn 18, 56, 57 Bresee, Lorry 18, 78, 84 Brines, Bill 18,35,60,63, 103, 104, 137 Bristol, Don 18 Bruener, Mike 18, 65, 107 Buchman, Robert, 18,58,60,102,103 Buckler, Lindee Lois 18 Bunch, Don 18, 65 Burgon, Burgene 18,56,57,62,65 Carlson, John 18 Cor I son, Steve, 18,60,74,75,85,106 Carney, Judy 18, 62, 83 Cathey, Don 18, 83, 84 Chandler, Charlene 18, 57 Chapin, Mac 19 Chesterman, Albert 19, 69. 77, 85. 7( Chorba, Marty 19, 35, 60, 102, 103 70, 104, 110 Church, Terry 19, 63 Churchel, Becky Ann 19, 67 Cochennette, John 19, 58 Cole, Constance 19,57,65, 67,70 Cole, Don 19, 79, 81 Cole, Wayne 19, 82, 84 Corsette, Rich 19, 7, 54 Covall, Larry 19.35,55,85,90,101 Cross, Mike 19 Curtis, Jerry 19 Dahlstrom, Roxle 19, 70 Daniels, Kathleen 19, 57, 66 Davis, Jim 19 Decoy, Tom 19, 81, 78, 84 Delibero, Larry 19 DeLorme, Paul 20, 78, 84 Dimler, Gene 20, 58 Dineen, Ted 20 Docsanes, Nick 20 Dombroski, Don 20, 102 Donaldson, John 20, 107 Dowd, Lee Ann 20, 57 Dragovich, Judy 20, 56, 57, 60, 67, 87, 90 Drosd, Nancy Lee 20, 60, 65, 70, 90, 114 Dubrau, Kenneth 20, 62, 66, 69, 79, 81, 84, 91, 115 Dugas, William 20, 63, 84, 110 Duncan, Carole 20, 65 Dunn, Don 20 Easter, Sam 20, 59, 66, 91 Eldred, Alyce 20, 57 Eldred, Ellen 20, 65, 67, 70 El way, Jim 20, 60, 103 Engle, Judy 20, 56, 62, 70 Fargo, Judy 21, 66 Fearing, Vicky 21 Fentiman, Richard 21, 62, 63 Fields, Joyce 21. 37, 56, 57, 70 80, 87 Fields, Peggy 21, 56, 70, 114 Fitzsimmons, Dale 21, 38, 68,69, 70 Fogde, Alice, 21,36, 34, 38, 70,80 Foster, Bill 21, 59 Francis, Marty 21 Frazer, Toni 21, 66 Frltschi, Mariette 21 Frost, John 21, 66 Fuller, Denton 21, 60, 68, 115 Gauntlett, Pom 7, 21, 54, 60, 62, 80, 70,82,90, 94, 114 Gaydou, Marilyn 7, 21, 34, 55, 56, 60, 69, 70, 74,75, 100 Gillespie, Mike 21, 62, 63 Gilpin, Rich 21, 65 Giuntoli, Don 21, 37, 60, 102,103, 104, 113, 112 Grlne, Judy 22, 67, 82 Gudaz, Andrlenne, 7, 22, 35,54,57,60, 62,66, 74, 90, 94, 87 Hagara, Andrew 7, 16,22,68, 87 Hammond, Laura Lee 23 Hampton, Hill 23 Hansmeler, Carolyn 23,57,65,83 Harris, Sue 6, 7, 2 35, 54, 57, 60, 65, 67 Harsch, Thomas 39, 69 Hart, Jim 24, 102, 104 Harwood, Linda 24, 57 Hays, Judy 24, 66, 69 Hendricks, Iona 24,60,66,69 Henning, Herb24,60,82,115,112 Hess, Patty, 24, 57, 65, 83 Higgins, Sandra 24 Hindman, Don 24, 116 Hinrichs, Yvonne 24, 56, 57, 66, 87 Hodges, Wilma 24, 66 Holmes, Marlon 24, 65, 57,69, 70 Howard, Barbara Jo 24, 57, 60, 66 Howland, Laura 24, 56, 67, 69 Hubacka, Margaret 24, 57, 83, 70 Hughes, John 7, 24. 54, 69, 76, 77, 86 Hulsey, Steve 22 Hurlbert, George 22, 65 Hutton, Tony 22,39,62,83, 84,68 I bo boo, Yvonne 22, 57 Jamtaas, Bob 22, 58, 83, 84 Jellum, Judith 23, 57, 65, 83 Jenkins, Eva 7,23,55,56, 57, 60,62,67 Jensen, Charlene 23, 66, 82 Johnson, Don 23, 116 Johnson, Donna 23 Jones, Doug 23, 113 Jones, Judy 23 Jones, Nick 23 Kohler, Bill 23, 68, 110 Kalnber, Bill 23, 59, 84 Kalkwarf, Jim 23. 115 Kehn, Larry 23 Kelley, Robert 23, 60 Knutson, Karen 24, 39,57,65,70, 86 Kolle, Mary 24, 56, 57, 67 Kutchera, Jeanne 7, 24, 54,57, 70 La Bounty, Preston 25,65, 84, 115 Lackey, Elaine 25, 80 Lalne, Diana 25, 57, 65, 67,70,114 Lontz, Bob 25 Large, Patty 25,57,66,80,114 Larson, Robert 25,65,102,103,104 Lennstrom, Jim 25 LeRoy, Bill 16, 25, 34, 60, 61, 63,85, 102, 103, 104, 106 Lillsjo, Laurece 25, 83 Littlejohn, Jeri 25, 65 Lonergan, Mike 25 Lonergan, Pat 25, 63 Macki, Ronald 25, 60, 103, 104 Mahaffey, Don 25, 63, 67 Mainio, John 7,25,37,54,76,77,86 Makl, Karen 25, 56, 57, 60, 91 Maki, Kenneth 25, 78 Mallott.Jean 25, 57 Molstrom, Susan 7, 25, 54,56,62,67,69, 70, 74, 87, 132 Mandich, Joe 25, 59 Marable, Sharon 25,56,66,67,68,86,91 Marrs, Carol, 25, 60, 65, 83 Marrs, Sheila 25, 57, 6fL 83, 86, 87, 70 Marshall, Mary Pat 25, 56, 60, 85, 87, 70, 138 Motich, Kitty 25, 60, 74, 87 Matthews, Randy 25 Maynard, Kirk 25, 83, 84 Maynard, Mark 25, 82, 84 McCaw, Julie Anne 7,25,34,39,55,57,60, 69,76,77,80,85,100,70 McClary, Diane 25, 57, 65 McCrimmon, George 25, 59, 65 McDougall, Teri 7,25,36,55,56,57, 60, 74, 87, 100 McKinstry, Dan 25, 65 McMahemy, Thomas 25, 63 Miller, Dave 25 Miller, Jerry 25, 60, 102, 103,112,115 Mitrovich, Al 26 Modun, Gary 26, 76, 77 Mommsen, Brian 26 Momot, Judy 26, 66 Moore, Doug 26 Morley, Kathleen 26, 35, 65 Morrison, Cheryl, 26,57,66,67,82 Motes, Sally 26,56,62, 65,67 Mulroney, Terry 26,59, 65, 112, 115 Munch, Margaret 26 Murphy, Kathleen 26.57,60,70,87 Ness, Joe 6,7,26,54,67,91 Newman, Bob 26,65,102,103,104 Newton, Cheri, 26,56,66,67,70,91 82 Niendorf, Lynn 26, 60, 91, 114 Nigh, Dianne 26,56,57,62,65.67 Nlkodym, Sharon 26, 65, 66 Nulf, Phyllis 26, 66 Nyman, Steven 26,39,66,81,70,91 68 O'Brien, Will 26, 60, 67, 110 Oestrelch, Susan 27,56,60,87,136 Olsen, Doug 27 Osina, Victoria 27, 66 Pakonen, Tanya 7, 27, 54, 60, 70, 90, 95, 100 Palo, George 27, 60, 65, 103, 106, 70 Pasckvale, Tony 7, 27, 36, 54, 60, 61, 102, 103, 104 Pattison, Bonnie 27 Patton, Vern 27 Pearsall, John 27 Peck. Diana 27. 37. 57. 65 Perclnl, Andrea 27, 62 Phelan, Kathy 6, 7, 27, 54, 65,66, 67, 70 Pickering, Connie 27 Pierce, Judy 27, 57 Poe, Lynnda 27 Preszler, Dave 28, 38, 60, 61, 102, 103, 104, 115 Pruitt, Bob 28, 59, 69, 76, 77, 82, 84, 86, 70 Quien, Carol Sue 28, 57, 62, 65 Radka, Bernie 28 Redlfer, Rich 28, 59, 65, 60, 107 Reed, Janet 28, 57, 65, 70 Reynolds, Nancy 28,56.57,70 Bland, Beverley 17, 83 Bodnar, Sharon 1 7, 36, 56, 57,67 Bower, James 17 Brakus, Ralph 18, 65 ---- Branford, Sharon 18, 37,56,57,60,62, Grave � 22, 57 Green, Barbara 22, 57, 62 Green, Rick 22,66,68,84,91 Gordon, Ron 22 Goers, Don 22 Graham, Dennis 22, 59, 66, 91 Granberg, Karlo 70 Gurrad, Pauline 22,56,62,65, 66,70,91 Haaseth, Judith, 22, 56 Janzik, Joanne 7,22,55,56,60,62,65, 70,74,80,90,94,114,138 Jar bo, Terry 22, 65, 84 Olson, Michael 27, 38, 62, 65, 66,69,70 Orr, Ronald 27, 58, 62, 67 Osheroff, William 27, 34, 36, 38, 60. 78, 81 Rhoden, Dena 28, 67, 69 Richman, Maryann 28, 62, 66 Roberts, Cal 6, 7, 28, 54, 103 Rockwell, Roy 28 Rosevear, Robert 28, 59, 70 Round, Peggy 28, 57, 65 Rowe, Steve 28 Rubio, Fred 28 Russell, Kenneth 28, 63 Ryan, Carolle 28, 56 Salstrom, Bonnie 28, 56, 57, 65 Sandoval, Penny 29, 65 Sanford, Fred 29, 60, 112 Schlief, Shirley 29 Schmoll, Bob 29, 113 Schmidt, Betty Kay 29, 39,57,70 Schmidt, David Paul 29 Schmidt, Steve 29, 83, 84, 79 Schuldt, Dave 29, 84 Schuldt, Don 29, 59, 68 Schwab, Tony 29, 58, 65, 115 Schwarz, Ted 29, 113 Scott, Michele 29, 56, 66. 67, 69 Sellers, Stan 29 Shafer, Diane 29, 80, 82 Shapansky, Jerry 29,60,62,63,102 Sharp, Joyce 29 Sherrlck, Beverly 29,57,65,69,74 Shoaf, Bill 29 Siggstedt, Susan 30 Sllvey, Ann 30, 56, 65 Smith, Lea la 30, 65, 66 Smith, Sandra 30 Snyder, Joanne 30, 65 Spencer, Carol 30, 83 Stiles, Jim 30, 83, 84, 101 Stover, Jim 30 Strunk, Karin 30, 65 Stump, Carol 30 Svarcs, Revita 30, 65, 57, 70 Swanson Jim 30 Swiergula, Denise 30,56,57,67 Talley, Sam30,34,59,63,65,67,60, 103, 104, 115, 79 Taylor, Cheryl 30, 57, 60, 62, 65, 74, 75, 87, 70 Terwilliger, Susan 30, 65 Tetzlaff, Ron 30, 91 Thompson, Vickie 30, 56, 62, 65, 68, 70 Tracy, Charles 31, 63 Trapp, George 31 Trask, Richard 31 Tuttle, Roberto 31 Twitched, Fred 31, 70, 85 Ultlcan, Diana 16, 31, 36, 56, 60, 65, 70, 81. 90, 114 Vann, Barry 31 Veklch, Ron 31, 65 Vlncamp, Juanita 31, 62, 66, 83 Vita, Mike 32 Wallin, Cora 32, 57 Warberg, Dick 32, 59, 82, 84 Warwick, Terry 32, 62 Wasson, Ray 32, 84, 86 Wentzel, Elizabeth 32, 56, 57, 69 Whltacre, Helen 32, 60 White, Carmen 32, 65 White, Tom 32, 60, 69, 74, 75, 85, 90, 113, 112, 70 Wilcox, Colleen 32 Wilkinson, Joyce 81, 82, 86, 32 Williams, Pat 33, 66 Wllpone, Arne 33 Wilson, Skip 33, 65 Wolff, Susan 7, 54, 57, 60, 68, 70, 91, 85, 87, 33, 86 Wyckoff, Billie 33 Yearout, Jeff 7, 33, 36, 54, 60, 69, 85, 103, 104, 132, 87, 70 Young, Florence 33, 65 Yundt, Patrick 33 Zelepuza, Roger 33 Zohowskl, Linda 33, 57, 65 JUNIORS Adams, Mary l.ou'se 45, 61 Aho, Bonnie 45, 81 Aldrich, Ken 43, 63 Allen, Shirley 45, 57 Alvlar, Nick 43, 58, 62, 67 Anderson, Charlene 45, 81, 83 Anderson, Frankie 45, 56, 65, 82 Anderson, Vivian 45 Antich, Eddie 43 Amsparger, John 44 Aro, Susan 45, 66 Asikainen, Melody 45, 56, 61 Atkins, Ethel 45, 57 Ayers, Sherry I 45, 62, 65 Bachtel, Rocky 46, 56 Bailey, Jerry 43, 44, 5$, 67 Baker, Elaine 46 Barry, Steve 43, 106, 110 Bates, David 44 Bates, Judy 47, 57, 76, 77 Bellafatto, Phil 44 Bennett, Jackie 45 Betterley, Lois 46, 66 Bigelow, Kristie 45, 56 Blossom, Sandy 45 Bodwell, Carol 45, 62, 83 Boling, Rick 43, 83, 84, 101, 113 Boss, Mike 43, 68 Bresee, Wayne 43, 58 Bridges, Bob 43 Brodin, Herbert 43, 79 Broten, Elaine 45, 56, 65 Brower, Jerry Brown, Edward 44 Brown, Jan 46, 66, 91, 82 Brueher, Bob 43, 82, 84 Brumfield, Dole 43 Brumfield, Gary 43 Bumgardner, Jon 43, 69 Burgess, Ed 43, 83, 84 Burgess, Gary 43, 58 Bush, Carol 46 Cady, Bill 44, 58, 61, 68, 110 Caldwell, Katherine 45, 56, 65, 82 Campbell, Linda 45, 62, 83 Campbell, Terry 43, 61, 106 Cannon, Susan 46, 57, 61, 65 Carson, Dennis 44 Carver, Richard 43, 69 Case, Bob 44 Celich, Pete 43 Chesterman, Lee 43 Choulnard, Carmen 45, 56, 61, 68, 81, 86, 87 Close, Albert 43, 62, 68, 110 Cole, Wllford 43, 62 Coleman, Nancy 56, 83 Collins, Albert 44, 82, 84 Conover, Lowell 43 Cook, Michele 46 Corbus, Mary 45 Cox, Barbaro 46, 65, 67, 69 Crawford, Barbara 46 Crumpacker, Barbara 46, 65 Curtis, Ruth 45 Cutts, Artie 45, 62, 87 Cuzlck, Nancy 47, 57, 62, 67 Daneker, Lynn 43, 61, 112 Davis, Dana 56, 62, 65 Davis, Linda 46, 56, 57 Decker, Tyrone 43 Dlehnv Sharon 46, 56, 61 DiFazio, Judl 46, 57, 65, 69, 76,77 Dixon, John 43 Dunning, Woyne 43, 58, 59 Dwyer, Michael 43, 58 Dyer, Bob 44, 112 Eaton, Missy 46, 56, 61, 80 Edinger, Jim 43 Eggleston, Stephen 43 Elllngwood, Robert 43, 69 Emmelman, Ruthann 46, 56, 66 Engle, Ken 43 Enkerud, Donna 42, 46, 56 Erickson, Leigh 43, 76, 77, 82, 84 Esler, Linda 44 Evans, Don 43 Evans, Jim 43 Everham, Janice 46, 76, 77, 83 Fallor, Sherrie 7,46,55,56,61,62, 87, 114 Faulkner, Roger 42, 43, 61, 65 Faulkner, Steve 43, 105 Fentlman, Bob 43 Finn, Jerome Fix, Norman 44 Folkers, Keith 43 Forbis, Bill Ford, Randy 43 Foster, Joanne 61 Foster, Mary 46 Fradenburg, Patrick 43, 82, 84 Fronciscovich, Carol 46, 61, 62, 90,95 Franks, Rita 46 Fredrickson, Richard 43, 74, 75, 87 Fruichantle, Dan 43, 67 Garrett, Pam 45, 56 Gibbs, Janice 43 Shannon, Gill 45, 114 Gilpin, Gay 46 Johnston, Byron 44, 61, 107 Jones, Carol 46 Jones, Joyce 47, 82 Jones, Kirk 44, 112 Kaplan, Joe 44 Keith, Dave 44 Keoppel, David 45 Ketola, Kenneth 44 Knute, Karla 47, 66 Knutson, Wallace 44 Korpi, Maxine 46,57,61,65,68 Krader, Steve 44, 59, 63 Kruft, Jody 46, 57, 65 Kunto, Roberta 57, 65, 83 LaDow, Louis 44,63,102,105,110 Lindgren, Vernon 44, 83, 84 Lock, Larry 44, 78, 81 Logan, Bill 44 Long, Diane 46, 62 Loring, Bill 44, 58 Loyd, Kay 46, 57 Manenica, JoAnn 46, 56, 67 Mangold, Joanne 46, 56, 65 Marks, Ron 44, 58 Marshall, Adin 44,61,74,75,102, 87, 104, 112 Martin, Greg 44 Martin, Virginia Marilyn 46,62,67 Matheson, Marcia 47, 80, 83 Mathews, Frank 44, 62 Maupin, Dennis 44, 67 May, Ricky 43, 58 Mayer, Alice 44 McAllister, Dianna 47 McCowan, Dennis 67 McGregor, Janet 47, 61, 83 McKinney, Ronnie 44 McLaughlin, Leslie McLean, Sara 46 McPherson, Jack 44, 63 Mekosky, Viriginia 46 Micheau, George 44, 84 Miller, Dorothy 47 Mitchell, John 44, 106 Moorman, Lois 47 Morgan, Bill 44 Mott, Harvey 7, 44, 54 Moyer, Mary 46 Mudgett, Velma 46 Muller, Barbara 47, 82 Nelson, Charles 44 Neva, Sue 46, 61, 76, 77 Nocula, Sandra 46, 57 Noel, Don 45 Norris, Robert 44, 59 Olson, Chuck 44, 59, 63 O'Neill, Bob 44 O'Rourke, Joanne 44 Orth, Elinore 46 Pacana, Rich 43, 105 Polosaari, Anita 47 Parshall, Jim 45, 63, 66 Peacher, Nancy 47, 65, 87 Pearson, Carole 47, 67 Pearson, Patricia, 47,57,61,62, 87 Pedersen, Judy 47, 56, 61, 62, 65 74, 75, 87, 114 Peetz, Karlene 7, 47, 54 Penttiia, Eric 7, 45, 54, 102 Perkins, Marie 46, 56, 87 Pinckney, Donn 44,81,78,84 Polk, Gary 45, 76, 77, 105 Porter, B. J. 44,61,67,76,77,110 Powell, Jay 44 Powell, Sandi 47,80 Radka, Benny 45, 57, 102 Ramsdell, Judith 46, 56 Ramsdell, Kay 62, 65 Randall, Joyce 47, 83 Rondich, Theresa 47,56, 66, 90 Rattle, Helen 68 Reid, Sally 46, 56, 61 Reiter, Sandra 65, 66, 68 Rice, Beverly 47 Rice, Ronald 45 Richards, Aaron 44 Roman, Beth 47 Rossetti, Bonnie 46 Rowland, Sheila 47, 62 Ruecker, Beverly 46,56, 62, 83, 114 Rugger, Jack 45 Saorl, Judy 47, 83 Sams, Carolyn 47 Sanderson, Ronnie 43, 58 Schmidt, Patty 47, 56 Schwarz, Beverly 47, 56, 61, 62, 65, 87, 114 Scott, Marilyn 68 Scure, Marian 47, 56, 62, 83 Sears, Danny 45, 67 Seger, Shirley 45 Settle, June 47 Shank, Carl 45 Shea, Mary Ann 47 Simera, Tom 45 Smith, Barbara 61 Smith, Eddie 44, 107 Smith, Janet 47, 57 Smith, Kay 7,47, 54,57, 61,62, 87 Smith, LeRoy 44 Smith, Robert 44, 81, 84, 78 Smith, Steve 45 Sol lie, Beth 47, 62 Spoon, Ted 45,61,78, 84, 102 Stongland, Danny 45 Steffen, Bill 44 Stelnman, Gary Stevens, Janell 47, 82 Stevens, Phyllis 47, 56 Stophilbeen, Maxene 47 Strltmatter, Shirley 47, 83 Stultz, Luana 47, 67 Svorcs, Renate 47, 56, 65 Swanson, Karen 47,56,61,65,74,75 Tardiff, Joe 45 Thompson, Joe 44 Tjernberg, Donna 47 Tobey, Chris 7, 42,47, 55, 87 Townsend, Roy 44, 63 Tuomisto, Louise 47, 56, 66 Van Ogle, Ernie 44 Van Wyck, John 44 Vaughn, Herb 43, 44 Vervllle, Gordon 45 Wagner, Richard 45 Wolford, Cheryl 47,57, 74, 75 Walker, Susan 47, 56, 65, 74, 75, 91 Weese, Tom 44, 102 Wenzel, Doyle 44,63,69,82,84 Weston, Sheila, 56, 65, 83 Wetzel, Darrel, 59, 66 Wheeler, Arthur 44 Whitcher, Buddy 45 Wilson, Barbara 47, 61, 82, 87 Wilson, Don 45, 63 Wilson, Judy 44 Wilson, Ron 44, 63 Wilson, Tracy 45, 58 Wilson, Walt 44, 65, 110 Wirta, William 44 Wood, Frank 45 Woods, Donald 45 Zdrojewski, Mary 44 Zelepuza, Alan 45 Zink, Warren 45 Zlnn, Jacqueline 44 43, 61, 102, 104, 106,110 Girgich, Elaine 46, 57 Gobat, Candace Gordon, Rick 44, 74, 75 Gordon, Bill 43, 65, 105, 110 Gozart, Cheryl 46 Grab, Larry 44 Grab, Richard 44 Granger, Joanne 46, 47 Green, Floyd 43, 84 Gudaz, John 43, 61, 102, 110 Haapanen, Dorothy 46 Hakala, John 7, 43, 54, 68, 115 Hale, Shirley 56 Hall, Kenneth 43, 44 Hallett, Sam 43 Hamilton, Richard 43, 103, 105 Honan, Emmy Lou 46, 56, 82 Hansen, Bill 43 Hansmeier, Larry 43, 55, 58 68, 83, 84 Hardy, Barbara 46, 56, 83 Hargraves, Dixie 46, 56 Harris, Dave 43 Haskins, Gordon 43, 78 Hatley, Claudette 46, 61, 67 Hatley, Syd 43, 78 Hazen, Bonita 46, 65 Heatley, Jim 44 Henry, Betty Jean 46, 56 Henry, Don 110 Herrick, Earl 67 Heyrman, LeRoy 44 Hindman, Cheryl 46, 67 Hinrichs, Ramona 46, 57, 61 Hubacka, Jon 44, 79, 84 Hubbard, Calvin 44, 78 Hubler, Nancy 46 Huffman, Ronald 44, 103, 104 Hughes, Mary 46, 57, 81 Jocko, Jerl 7, 46, 54, 56, 62, 82 Jockson, Peravena 46, 57, 65 Jocobson, Jim 44, 74, 75, 61, 107 Jamtaas, Susan 47, 81 Janzlk, Bob 7, 44, 54 Johansen, Ron 44 Johnson, Elna 46 Johnson, Melody 46 SOPHOMORES Abbott, Don 49,67,116 Acker, John 7,48,49,55,84.102,105 Aho, Alan 49, 109 Allen, Georgia 51 Allen, Marcia 48, 51 Allen, Ray 49 Amble, Helene 51,56,60,65 Anderson, Nancy 51, 57, 80 Antloquia, Helen 51 Apukka, Robin 51, 90, 95 Aro, Sam 49, 63 Ashton, Sue 51, 56, 60 Auer, Nancy 51, 56, 83 Aurdahl, Clara 51 Baretich, Steve 49, 91 Barkell, James 105 Barr, Thomas 49, 82, 84 Baumgardner, Sharon 51,60,87 Benedict, Jim 49, 103, 105 Berken, Bill 49 Berk man. Sue 51, 65 Billings, Larry 49 Bivens, Jane 51,57, 65, 81 Bixler, Ken 49, 109 Blaser, Judy 52, 56 Bodvin, Donna 114 Braack, Jay 49 Bramstedt, Dick 49, 58 Branford, Susan 51,56,57,65,91 Bridges, Leonard 48 Bronson, Al 49, 58 Brooks, Peggy 51 Broten, Jannlce 51 Brown, Dave 49, 63 Bunch, Diane 52 Burr, Marlene 51, 80, 87 Burton, Mike 51,61,102,105,110,109 Cherry, Roger 49, 63, 67 Childress, Sara 52 Clark, Carol 52, 56 Clark, Duane 49, 63 Clark, Linda Ann 7,52,54,61 Cobain, Don 49, 109 Coffman, Don 49, 105 Cole, Sherri 52, 56, 83 Cook, Barbara 52, 66 Copeland, Michael 49 Cosper, Judy 52, 65, 68 Cowan, Carol 52, 56 Cox, Judy 52, 56 Creel man, Les 49 Daracunas, David 49,63,82,84 Davis, Jack 49 DeBacker, Ray 49 DeWltt, Pat 52, 56 Dickson, Frances 52, 65, 66 DiFaxlo, Linda 52 Dixon, Patricia 52 Docsanes, Katherine 52 Dombroski, Ed 49 Dotson, Kathleen 49 Dumouchel, Nancy 52 Duncan, Bob 51 Duncan, Gerald 49, 58, 112 Durrin, Sue 56, 61, 65 Dutton, Kathy 52 Edison, Thomas 49, 110 Edwards, Bill 49, 67 Ehly, Delores 48 Ekor, Jill 52, 57, 60 Ellis, Darlene 52, 61 Elway, Dick 49 Erwin, Charles 49 Erwin, Keith 63 Evans, Betty 52, 62 Fickeisen, Penny 52, 57, 68 Filander, Gerald 49 Flanigan, Janice 49 Fleming, Howard Fletcher, Nancy 61 Fletcher, Steve 49, 58, 82 Folden, John 49, 116 Foster, Ken 49, 63 Fovargue, Jon 49 Fredeen, Janice 52 Forth, Jim 51, 110 Gadwa, Tom 49 Gary, Mike 49 Gedney, Marilyn 52, 56 Gibbs, Jim 49 Girard, Ed 49, 63 Godfrey, Judy 52 Griffith, Jim 49, 102, 112 Griffiths, Shirley 52, 57 Grigsby, James 49, 79, 102 Groseclose, Neena 52, 56, 60, 87 Gunderson, Karen 52, 62 Gurrad, William 49 Hagara, Mike 49 Hagfors, Judy 52, 57 Hakala, Carol 52, 57, 65, 69, 114 Hall, Christine 52, 57, 61, 66 Hancock, Melanie, 52, 80 Hanson, Gary A, 49, 102, 105 Hanson, Gary N, 49, 59 Harrington, Sue 52, 62 Hart, Toby 49, 110, 109 Hastert, Vera 52, 57, 62 Hayrynen, Dick 49, 63 Hazel blade, Fred 49 Hedin, Ken 49, 58 Hedwall, John 49, 58 Helkklla, Linda 53, 68, 114 Helm, Pam 49 Henry, Crystal 7, 52, 55, 56, 61, 62 Henry, Diane 52, 87 Henry, Robin, 52, 68 Hicks, Kathie 52, 87 Holloway, Gene 49, 78, 84 Homchlck, Dianne 52, 56 Hornsby, Nancy 52 Houghton, Dick 50 Howard, Kathleen 52 Howland, Bruce 49, 59 Huffman, Walter 51, 61,102, 109 Hulbert, Earl 49, 58 Hurlbert, Larry 50, 78, 84 Jocobson, Linda 49 Jamisson, Joan 52 Jelovlch, Sandy 52, 56, 61 Johnson, Sharon 52, 57 Jones, Kathy 52, 57, 82 Jones, Scott 50 Jones, Susan 53, 57, 80, 87 Jordan, Carolyn 53, 87 Jorgesen, Elsie 52, 56 Kadey, Sharon 53 Kalin, William 49 Kangas, Donna 53, 67 Kaplan, Guy 49, 63 Karamatic, Alfred 49 Kauzlarich, Darlene 53 Kearns, Tom 49 Kitchell, Robert 51 Knute, Karen 53 Koidahl, Diane 53 Krause, Judi 52, 57, 60, 65 Krouth, Marie 52, 61 Kuhns, Russ 50, 61, 103, 104, 109 Kutchera, Mary Ellen 53 Lang, Leslie 53 Loaksonen, Linda 53, 80, 82, 87 Langhans, Gory 7, 51, 54, 61, 102 Lanphear, Sheron 53 Lantz, Richard 49, 58 Lapacek, Darlene 53 Larson, Gloria 53, 56, 60, 87 Larson, Nelda 62 Lee, Gar See 49 Leith, Johnny 49 Leithold, Phyllis 53 t-ester, Ronald 50 Lightburn, Eileen 53 Lightfoot, Frances 53, 57 Little,Sunny 53 Lockman, Bill 49 Logan, Carol 53, 61, 87 Lucas, Elizabeth 61, 65 Luce, Denny Jay 4 9, 84 Lumsden, Pamela 53 Lundbom, Carol 53, 62 Lundgren, Jackie 53, 57 Lupo, Gary 50, 105 Lynn, George 49, 105 Mackey, Oliver 50, 105 Manenica, Mike 50, 105 Markwell, Stuart, 49 Marshall, Billy Lee 50 Moyr, Catherine 53, 57, 65 McClintock, Judy 52, 56, 90 McCrimmon, Joan 52, 60 McCullom, Cristi 53, 56 McCullough, Jim 50 Mclnnls, Shirley 80 McKee, Dick 50 McKinlay, Larry 50 McKown, Denny 48 McMahon, Patricia 53, 62, 65 McNulty, Janice 48, 52, 61, 87 Meek, Lorraine Meiggs, Betty Jo 53, 60 Milbrett, La Rita 53 Miller, Sandra 53 Mode, Norman 50 Monson, Meredith 53, 56, 65 Moore, Colleen 53, 56, 69 Morgan, Toni 52, 57 Morrisette, Dennis 49 Moyer, Betty Jo 53, 57 Murphy, Martha 53, 56 Myers, Violet 49 Mykra, Ray 49, 109 Nelstadt, Karen 53 Nelson, Beverly, 7,52,54,57 Nelson, Herbert 50, 84 Nelson, Mike 50, 63 Nelson, Phillip 50, 78 Newman, Linda 53 Niles, Mary 53 Norln, Judy 52, 56, 60, 87 Norris, Bob 50, 105 Novak, Cathie 53, 57, 65, 87 Nutter, Tom 50, 78 Nyberg, Anna lee 53, 56, 65 Nyman, Kathleen 53, 57, 80 O'Connor, Mike 50, 102, 105 O'Dell, Janet 53, 60, 65, 68, 80 Ogren, Terry 50, 63 Olson, David 50 Olson, Judy 52 Olson, Keith 50, 58, 82, 84 Osheroff, Douglos 50, 62, 68 Otey, Elizabeth 49 Pacana, Wayne 50, 58 Palo, Gary 7, 50, 54, 109 Pavletich, Mardy 52, 56 Pearson, Jim 49 Pettijohn, Rich 50, 63 Philbrick, Sandra 53 Pickering, Larry 50, 105 Piles, Kathy 53, 57 Porter, Kay 49 Potts, Jane 7. 53, 54, 82 Potts, Verl 50, 102, 105, 109 Radka, Bernice 53 Randall, Paul 50 Rasmus, Richard 50, 58 Reid, Yolanda 53 Reynolds, Ramona 53 Rhoden, Linda 53, 57, 69 Rifenberg, Russell 50 Rowland, Ted 50, 63 Salick, John 50 Solmi, Marilyn 53 Salmon, Tom 50, 102,105 Sanford, Joyce 53 Savage, John 50 Schafer, Ralph Edward 50, 112 Schjei, Jerry 50, 102, 105 Schlief, Patty 53, 62 Schmidt, Paul 50 Schneider, Mike 50 Schoening, Cathy 53 Schoonmaker, Bruce 50,61,81,103,78 Schostak, Mitchell 50, 58 Sanford, Gary Schweitzer, Don 50, 69 Seath, JoAnn 53, 57 Shopansky, Carol 53, 56, 57 Show, Mike 50 Shea, Solly 52, 56, 61, 87 Shedd, Duane 67 Sherman, Larry 50, 82, 84, 109 Silva, Leroy 51, 59 Sipila, Bill 50 Smith, Ellen 53 Smith, Jeanette 49 Smith, Margaret 53 Smith, Skip 50 Snell, Sandra 53 Snider, John 50, 78, 84 Steffen, Beverly 52, 56 Stelzer, Steve 50, 51, 84 Stewart, Mike 50, 62, 112 Stoddard, John 50, 105, 109 Stopsen, John 51 Straughn, Fred 51, 58, 110 Streifel, James 50 Stump, Marjorie Swan, David 50,51,58, 62,69 Swanson, Ann 56 Tanner, Ruezhon 66 Tetzlaff, Bill 50, 110 Thompson, Carole 57 Thorson, David 50, 112 Tolomel, Ronald 51, 58 Townsend, Richard 7,51,54,63 Trader, Robert 50, 51 Valentine, Vicki Van Syckle, Ed 51, 79 Van Volkenburg, Steve50,58,110 Vessey, Roy 50, 51,59, 63, 84 Wocker, Kay 57 Walden, Kenneth 51, 58 Warberg, Bob 51, 63 Warwick, Lorry 51,103,105,79 Waterbury, Joana 49 Watkins, Harry 50, 58, 87, 90 Watson, George 51, 58, 112 Welch, Barbara 57 Welch, Jim 51, 90, 103,105 West, Patti 49 West, Sandra 56 Wheaton, Marjorie White, Dale 51 White, Dave 7,51,55,67,87,112 Whitlock, Patrick, 51 Whitlock, Patsy 49 Wilcox, Chuck 51, 67 Williams, Sandra 57, 66, 69 Williams, Shoyne 57 Wilson, Jim 51,103, 105 Wilson, Ray 51, 58, 63 Wilson, Shirley Wlscomb, Bob 51, 102, 112 Windle, John 51 Wlscomb, Bob 49 Wood, Milton 49 Wynans, Jim 51, 80, 78 Yonlch, Tawney 57, 114 Young, Tim 51 Zock, Carol 49 Zallocco, Toni 56, 62, 66 Zembal, John 51 Jarman, Jim 112