Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

rv quinau t Published by the QUINAULT Staff of J. M. Weatherwax High School Aberdeen, Washington there is a face... a single face, a group of faces, sad faces, happy faces, that were a change from a moment before ... table of contents dedication..............3 introduction............4 classes............... 18 sports.................68 student life..........104 administration .... 154 index................198 dedication to the students ... to your activities, your happiness, your sadness, your laughter and tears, this yearbook is a picture of you, a reflection of student life. 3 the faces we see everyday are reflections of life at Weatherwax ... the face of the clock at 2:30 ... and that of the trophies showing the determination of the student body . .. 5 there are faces of those who find time ... after a long day ... 6 ... for pleasure fun and service to the school a face of competition ... hustling to make that all necessary point . . . cheering to let them know we care . . . or trying desperately to get one more victory for the cats. 10 .. . striving to do the best and facing the consequence of defeat. 12 Mi 13 hunger has a frowning face which can be changed ... a j % go toscxrs . to a smile with a quick bite of anything ... fries ... ice cream ... popcorn or an apple. for the senior. .. this is it the end some faces will show sadness others relief . .. 17 classes class of 69 Vice President Mark Evans; Secretary Diane Heiny; President John Basich. FRONT ROW: Michelle Donovick, Ann Bramstedt, Alan Gozart. BACK ROW: Sam Jelovich, Ray Sundquist, Janet Clay, Robin Preble, Gary Olson. The Class of 1969 was led by unmitigatedly qualified officers. President John Basich presided over the many interesting Senior Class meetings, Vice-President Mark Evans became well-known in senate, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Heiny served as an inspiration to the entire class. Senior senate included such stalwarts as Alan Gozart, Sam Jelovich, Gary Olson, Ray Sundquist, Ann Bramstedt, Janet Clay, Michelle Donovick, and Robin Preble. These talented senators set a noteworthy example for the rest of the Weatherwax senate. We, the Senior Class of Weatherwax High School, have chosen Mr. William Biisland as our favorite teacher. Mr. Biisland came to Weatherwax in 1962 and has been here every year except 1967 when he attended the University of Hawaii under a federal grant. He traveled extensively throughout the Far East, and his experiences and slides have made his Contemporary World Problems class one of the most interesting in the school. happiness is..being Belinda Aronson JanisAschim Judy Atkinson Paul Arusell Dawn Asikainen Rick Avery Diana Abbott Cathy Acker Brian Ahrendt Gayle Ainsworth Jay Allen Bill Anderson Gary Antich John Antich 22 an a.h.s. senior Allen Barry John Basich Juanita Beck Janet Bcrken John Bernhardt Becky Best Janine Ayers Georgia Bagnell Dan Baker Randy Baker Marlene Ball Dave Ballard Dave Barr Miles Barrett a ride to the Carol Billings Elaine Bivens Steve Blahut Ted Bland Jim B lorn berg Cheryl Bogdanovich Sandy Boulden Cheryl Bowman 24 a.c. at noon Walt Brown Janice Bun Sharon Burnette Brent Butcher Mike Button JoAnne Cady Louise Cady Sharon Caldwell Rita Calica Linda Carpenter Ron Caton Emily Charette Anti-Book-Thcft Program. 25 Kristy Kauhanen and Ray Sundquist Gerald Selin and Pam Newman ability and service Gary Chartrey Dave Ctavadetschcr Ed Clay Jack Clark Dale Claxton Janet Clay Henry Coic Sally Corier Sara Cole Adriana Cozzutto 26 Doug Craig TomCriel Pam Crawford Bill Crowder Marcia Cutts Jim Dalbey Richard Daneker Jan Dahlgren Carol Daneker Arlinc Davenport without exception Most Talented Dawn Asikainen and Rich Daneker A Little Bit of Everything Marcia Cutts and Jim Hann 27 a meditating Jane Davenport Pam Dean John Delia Gary Davis Steve DeLateur Larry Dell k Mother’s Little Helper Helen Donovan Michelle Donovick Steve Dozeman Suzann Dragecevich Seran Druzianich Carol Edingcr Nancy Lklund Glenn Emerson 28 garbage can Marie Enrico Mike Erickson Peter Etelamaki John Evans Linda Evans Mark Evans Tom Evans Chris Evangelista Cheryl Everett Gary Fagerstcdt Vicki Failor Debbie Falk Jane Fenton Diane Ferrier winning Vicki Fraser Donna Friberg Bev Frost Fmily Frost Steve Fry Kathy Furth Tom Furth Frank Gateson Rhonda Francisco Steve Frazer u.w.d. Mike Ghilarducci Chloris Giese Tom Girgich Jolene Gobat Alan Gozart Carol Granger John Hagara Russ Hagfors Gayle Hake Wally Hampton Sheri Hannick Jim Halbert Jim Hann Jean Hanson frida y Bill Hatley Patti Heikel Eric Hendrickson Mel Hayes Diane Heiny Carol Hensley Sherri Hermsen Carmen Hoggatt Dave Holmes Dennis Hopkins Dennis Hovis Bev Howard Terri Hranac Heather Hulbert 32 at 2:31 Scott Johnson Dave Jones Kristy Kauhanen Jim Ketola Angela King Don Kivi adding spirit. Janet Kralevich Sherry LaFreniere Steve Lamer Dennis Lawson Dennis Lea Ron Leeck Dennis Ransdcll and Terri Hranac Allen Barry Peppiest Class Cut-Ups Jim Leeds Diane Lindberg Frank Leopard Carla Lindseth Gayle Maki Kathy Manenica Trish Mangold Judy Markley fun Pam Lindsey Brenda Logan Kathy Loucks Lori Lynch Robyn Mahaffey Frank Majeski humor, and Friendliest Class Flirts Pam Dean and Dugan Pearsall Brian Ahrcndt and Pam Lindsey 35 brown Tim Martin Joe Mathis Anne Mavton Terri Mason Bill May Colin McAfee Jeff McCloskey Jim McDonald Eileen McElwce Mike McMeckin Joan McMencmy Bryan McPeak Debbi McPherson Sandy McMillan 36 baggin' it Sharon Mode Dale Moore Bcv Moran Cathy Morchead Lynda Murray Laura Myers an easy Linda Nadeau Pam Newman Don Norkoski Gilbert Newman Gayle Nichols Lauren Norton Gary Olson Sheila Owens Janice Parbon Dan Parnell Dugan Pearsall Nancy Pearsall Donna K. Pearson Chris Peppard escape 39 Mike Ramsdell Dennis Ransdell Colleen Rathbun Laurel Rcames Barb Reichtcr Jakye Rhoades a blue slip out Jennie Rhoden Rosemary Rich Mary Richardson Gailyn Rickey Mark Roberts Cheryl Ross Diane Roy Mary Rozmaryn Jerry Savage John Schafer Caroline Schmid Susan Schoening 40 of study hall Richard Schouboe Melissa Scott Claire Scott Sheryl Scott Shirley Scott Gerald Selin Bob Serredell Connie Shay Gloria Shay Russ Shofner Betty Shumate Cheryl Sidor 41 Shyest Most Athletic Dennis Hopkins and Sally Solan Patti HeikeI and S(eve Frazer being timid. John Sliva Gary Smith Bob Smith Laurie Smiley Greg Smith Bill Smith Sally Solan Ken Solberg Kurt Solar Rick Sorenson 42 Dan Spear John Stead Chuck Spencer Ron Stiles Mike Stoddard Ray Sundquist Boots Suriyakham Barb Street Mark Sundt Robert Swan lively, and compelling Best Looking Best Figure and Physique Janice Bun and Jack Weber Brenda Logan and Donn Fleury chip piles Bill Swor Mary Ann Thomas Terry Thompson Bonnie Taylor Ron Thompson Julie Tingwall Betty Tjernberg LarTy Trader Jim Torgerson Jim Traversie Submarine Races After Dark Helen VanDeWall Lonnie Waterbury Mike Webster Dan Vlastclica Jack Weber Monica Weiblen after school Carol Trohimovich Joyce Valentine Tim Ultican Stan VanBcek getting a diploma Keith Williams Janice Wilson mjune... Steve Yonich Dennis York Suzie Young Cathy Younger Kathy Zelasko Joe Zembal Rick Winberg Wendy Wines Wendy Wiseman Irva Woods Hank Woon Kathy Wyatt Rich Wyninger Gene Yakovich like any other year. senior top ten SEATED: Knsty Kauhancn. Steve Larncr Eric Hendrickson, Ray Sundquist, Carol Trohimovich. STANDING Nancy Eklund, Joan Wilson, Ann Bramstedt. Pam Newman, Andrea Potts, senior honor roll 1- 4.00-Kristy Kauhanen 2- 3.96-Steve Lamer 3- 3.92-Carol Trohimovich 4- 3.92-Ray Sundquist 5- 3.90-Eric Hendrickson 6- 3.89-Joan Wilson 7- 3.86-Andrea Potts 8- 3.84-Ann Bramstedt 9- 3.84-Pam Newman 10- 3.84-Nancy Eklund 11- 3.83-Cathy Morehead 12- 3.83—Adriana Cozzutto 13- 3.81-Emily Wilson 14- 3.81-Janet Clay 15- 3.80-Mike Button 16- 3.78-Kathy Manenica 17- 3.76-John Antich 18- 3.75-Louise Cady 19- 3.67-Helen Donovan 20- 3.65-Kurt Solar 21- 3.65-Emily Charette 22- 3.64-Dawn Asikainen 23- 3.63-Brent Butcher 24- 3.63-Robin Preble 25- 3.63-Rich Schouboe 26- 3.61-Barb Street 27- 3.57-Debbi McPherson 28- 3.57-Chloris Giese 29- 3.5 3-Dan Parnel 30- 3.53-Jay Allen 31- 3.53-John Basich 32- 3.53-Pam Dean 33- 3.52-Alan Gozart 34- 3.51-Emily Frost Joan Wilson Kristy Kauhanen Ann Bramstedt Eric Hendrickson Nancy Eklund Pam Newman Andrea Potts 51 Steve Lamer Ray Sundquist c ass of It was once said by an English author that the strive for knowlege is most rampant in the youth of tomorrow. Nothing better describes this year’s Junior Class. Through the efforts of its officers, President Greg Astells, Vice-President Richard Benn, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Lachei, and its senators Jeff Bowers, Cal York, Gene Gibson, Devin Backholm, Brenda Gunderson, Mary Munk, Mary Wilson, and Jane Baxter, the Junior Class had excelled in every area. With the spirit that this group posseses, they should have no trouble in continuing their educational endeavors. Front Row: Brenda Gunderson, Mary Munk. Mary Wilson. Jane Baxter. Second Row Jeff Bowers, Cal York, Devin Backholm. Gene Gibson. Bare tic h Barrett Bartosh Baxter Bcllafatto Benn Berger son Benzin Berglund Bird sail Black Bolong Bowers Braack Bracken Brawlcy Breckow Brcivo Brennan Britzman Brown Burk Burslic Bu sen bark Caldwell Campbell Carossino Carpenter, C. Carpenter, T. Carson Caskey Cator Chorba Chouinard Christiansen. K. Christiansen, L. Clark Clavadetschcr ( OfMi Connelly Cook Corpron Cote Coulter Courcy Crawford Critcs, J. Critcs. S. 53 Cronk Daly Davis Diehl Dewey, K. Dewey. S. Dorn i noski Dunbar Haley Eaton Hdinger Hkar EUefson Ferris Feuerstein Finley Fischer Fisher Fitzpatrick Fitzpatrick Fletcher Fogclsong Folkers Foshaug Foster, C. Foster, L. Frary Friberg Fullaway Furstnow I urth Furubotten (•aid rich (Gardner Geddes Gegen Gibson Gilbert Gill Glud Godfrey Gores Graham Greningcr, B. Greninger, D. Gunderson Gurrad Gustafson r i Guy on Hackstadt Hageman Halbert I laic Hall. A. Hall. M. Hall. D Hall, J. Halverson Hammcl Hannon Hansen, B. Hansen, J. Harden Hannon 54 Hart Hartman Hathaway Hatley Hatt Hayes Headland Henderson Hendrickson Hermsen Herron Hewitt Hcwson Hickerson Hicks Hill Hilliard Hinrichs Hinton Holland, C. Holland, D. Holme ide Holt lioonan Hopkins Hovis Huss, Jean Huss, Joedic Hutchinson Ingram Iverson Jackson Jamison Jasper Jclovich Jenson Johnson Johnston Jones, B. Jones, J. Jones, L. Jones, S. J urasin Kaiyala Kaleb Kalinowski Karamatic Keefer Keene Keeton Kegel KcUcr Kelly Ketola Kirkwood Kivi Knott Kombol Kruger Kuhns Lachcl, Dawn Lachel, Diane Lamb Langley 55 banning Lap ace k Larne r Larsen Lawdermilk Laynp Lee Leeck Leeds L c 11 hold LeMoine Lindskov Lloyd Locke, L. Locke, R. Loncar Loomis Loucks Luark Lundgren Lundquist Lyse Mancnica Marcello Mariano Matson Mattson Mayton McCauley McCullom MeGarrah McGuire McKinney McKown MePeak Mefford Memmer Mcscrvey Meyer Michalak Miller. K. Miller. V. Minks Mo re head Morril Moyer Munk Murphy Neet Nelson Newman O’Brien Oestrcich Olsen Olson Parbon Parker Parsons Passmore Pearson, Jack Pearson, Jacquie Pcntila Pc nine Peterson, K 56 Peterson Phcrnctton Pibel Pincwski Play ter Powell P recce Prescott Qucsti Quinn Radford Radka Ralston Ramiskcy Ramsdell Rankka Rat tie Redifer Reeves Relich Revel, C. Revel, L. Rodin Rodrique Roinas Ronald Roose Rosenkrantz Rozmaryn Rutan Rux Sackrider Samples Sanderson Sandland Sandoval Savage Schmid Schreck Schwartz Scott, B. Scaly Seath Shedd Shcllgren Shelstad Silvan Simon Simpson Skinner Smith, B. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, S. Snider Snodgrass Soike Solan Stearns Stensager Stevens Stone Strcifel Sturgill Sturgill Statesman Taylor Tesia Thompson Thomas Todd Townsend Twiggs Urych Van Blaricom Van Derbeek Van Volkinburg VanWagner Vasbinder Vegh Veitch Vessey, G. Vesscy, Kay Vlastclica Walczyk, J. Walczyk, N. Werner, R L. Whitchcr Williams Wilson Wines Winter Wiseman Wisner Wood Wright Yearout Yonich York Young Zembal 58 z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z Merry Christmas to you A Future Homemaker? Juniors have stars too 59 class Front Row: Weedy Hagen, Carolyn Chillman, Connie Lamb, Nancy Moulton. Second Row Brian Hoonan, Rod Ellis, Bruce Oleachea, not pictured Dick Hoff. This year’s Sophomore Class truly has adjusted to high school life. Affectionately called sophs” by the upperclassmen, this fine group has shown their maturity by selecting such able officers as President Ed Smith, Vice-President Dick Weber, Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Hatley, and senators Brian Hoonan, Dick Hoff, Rod Ellis, Bruce Oleachea, Weedy Hagen, Carolyn Hoonan, Connie Lamb, and Nancy Moulton. With the leadership qualities that this class has shown thus far, there is little doubt that they will be outstanding as juniors and seniors. Abts Acker Adams Adamson Ainsworth Akerlund Aleksey Aleshirc Anderson Apukka Archie Aronson Atkinson Bakotich, E. Bukotich, S. Ball, D. Ball, J. Bastin Baxter Beck Bednarik Bceman, C. Beeman, J. Benedict Benlien Bcrge Bergiund Berken Billings Bilsland Bingen Bingham Binkley Birmingham Bissel Bittingcr Klahut Blccha Blonski Boemer Bon field Boms Boros Bradley Branford, Debbie Branford, Diane Bray Brennan Brown, D. Brown, J. Brule Brummond Bryon Bublitz Bubnick Buck Bullington Burch Burru s Burton Cady, F. Caldwell Calhoun Carrels 61 Chestnut Chicano Chillman Christiansen C'laxton Cole, D. Cole, K. Cook Coroben Cotton Cozad Crawford, M. Crawford, R. Cuff Culver Dahlstrom Dalbey Daniels Davis, J. Davis, R. Davis, S. Dawson DeBay Dill Dinneen Dionne Dittman Dobson DoU Donovan Dotson Dragccevich Druzianich Dunn Fa ton Kdmondson, K. Edmondson, L. Ekman Eld red Kliasson F.llingsen Ellis Enkerud Fspedal Eucker Evans, A. Evans, B. Evcnscn, D. Evenson, P. Tailor Fanner Ficile Finseth Fttzpatiic k Forbis Ford Foshaug Foster Fox Fradcnburg Frank Friberg, D. Friberg, K. Frizzell 62 Frost Frye Fullaway Fulleton Furth, C. Furth, S. Gardner Garrison Gavette Geddes Gibson Gibbs Gillman Gisbrecht Godfrey Goheen Goings Gordon Gregoire Grimnes Gruber Gulbranson Hagen Hall Hamilton Hammonds Hampton Hansmann Hardy Harmon Hatley Hayvaz Hebert Heilcel Hendrickson, D. Hendrickson, L. Henry Hcrigstad Hill Hinton Hoy Howard Hoonan Hood Holt Holm Hoffman Hoff Hulbcrt Hyduk Ingram Iverson Izzi Jalo Jamieson Jamtaas Jarvis Johnson, D. Johnson,Janet JohnsonJoel Johnson.M. Johnson ,S. Jovanovich Juntunen Jurasin Kalinowski Kay Killian Kilmer Koon Korpi Koski Krulich, B. Krulich, T. LaBounty Lamb Landry Lara Layng Leavenworth Lee Lesman LeTourneay Lind berg Little, D. Little, J. Locke Lovgren Luark Lundquist Mackey MacLean Majeski Maki Malcrnee Mandich Marcelle Markly Martin, Sean Martin, Sue Matheson Mayr McCarter McCollum McDermid McDonell McFadden McKay McLaughlin McMillan McPherson Mehlhoff Melheim Messmcr Millam Miller. B. Miller, K. Miller, M. Mills Missel Mix Mizin Monday Monohon Montez Montourc Moore Morgan Morrill Morrow Moulton Mulhauser Mullen, A. Mullen, P. Murchison Murchy Murdock Murphy Murray Myhr Narrancc Nearing Neet Nelson Nicholas Nit kolas Nickisch Nieznalski Noel Noga Novak Nyman O’Brien Ole ache a Oliver Ostrom Olson Parker Parnel Pascoe Paskas Pearsall Pearson, J. Pearson, S Pellegrini Perry, C. Perry, W. Peters Peterson, Jim Peterson, Joan Petta Picard Powell Preszlcr Prudhomme Pruett Ramsdcll Redifcr Rcibel Reiner Reynolds Richardson K k key Roberts Rose Rosi Ross Rowe Russell Salituro Schaffer Scherieble 65 Schmid Schloz Schneider Schoening .Scott, F. Scott, G. Selin Serredell Shclstad Sherwood Shofner Shook Shumaker Smiley Smith, Dave Smith, Dennis Smith, Donna Smith, Ed Smith, Richard Smith, S. Smith, Tami Smith, Tim Sorensen Splinter Spradlin Stanley Steen Stein Sterner Stcuermann Stevens Stoddard Stocscr Stone Stouffcr Straughn Strugar Struthers Sturgill Sumner Swor Targus Taylor Thayer Thein Thomds Tielkc Tippet Trautman Tricsch Turk Urdahl Van Beck Vander Beek Van Hess Vanlderstine Vataja Vessey, K. Vessey, L. Vincent Wagner, Walker, M. Walker, P. Walsh 66 Weber Werner, J. Werner, T. West Westling Wetzel Whitlock Wilpone Wilson, A. Wilson, J. Wilson, K. Wilson, M. Winded Woon, L. Woon, J. Wyatt Wyningcr Yakovich Yates Yonich Zelasko 67 69 pep staff showed '68-69 spirit The pep staff greets visiting teams with “How Do You Do?” Dennis Ransdell Sharon Burnette football '68 l-ront Row: Dick Weber. Jack Weber. Bill Swor, Gary Char trey, John Delia. Mel Mayes. Rich Van Volkinbcrg Bruce Oleehea. Second Row Mike McMcekin, Dennis Hopkins, Art McDonald. Matt McLaughlin. Jay Allen Dave Holmes Van Bingham. Ken Christiansen,Guy Barrett, I d Gegen. Back Row: Greg Astclls, Roy Werner. Jim Hann Steve Yonicli. Steve I-razor, (.ary I agerstedt, Lauri Pentilla, Dan Kivi. Steve Critcs, Jack Hansen. scores Aberdeen 0 Jamboree 0 Aberdeen 26 Centralia 10 Aberdeen 18 Mt. Tahoma 13 Aberdeen 49 Ft. Vancouver 0 Aberdeen 13 Hudson’s Bay 13 Aberdeen 41 Kelso 7 Aberdeen 14 R. A. Long 7 Aberdeen 28 Mark Morris 0 Aberdeen 38 Olympia 0 Aberdeen 20 Hoquiam 12 The 1968 Aberdeen football team became the first to achieve an undefeated season since 1910. Before the season started Head Coach A1 Eklund along with all the local sports writers agreed that this would be a building year for the ’Cats. But after an opening upset victory over Centralia, Aberdeen easily rolled over the majority of the league. The only blemish on their otherwise perfect record came in the 13-13 tie with Hudson’s Bay. The turning point of the season was the ’Cats 14-7 victory over R.A. Long, acclaimed in pre-season picks as favorites to repeat as conference champs. Sixteen seniors finished their high school carrers with a 20-12 victory, the first in three years, over Hoquiam on Thanksgiving Day. The following week All-Conference selections were published. Denny Hopkins was acclaimed All-Conference quarterback. Also selected to the backfield was Junior fullback Dan Kivi. Rich Van Volkinberg was selected as defensive tackle and Steve Frazer achieved the defensive rover position. At the fall awards assembly Frazer was also acclaimed All-State defensive back. Mike McMeeking, Greg Astells, and Gary Fagerstedt received honorable mention in the conference. 72 Front Row: Gene Gibson, Greg Lamb, Larry Godfrey, Mike Goings, Coach White. Second Row: Tom Lyse. Donn l-'lcury. Brian Hoonan. Kevin Caskey, Joe Daniels, Coach I klund. Back Row Earl Ralston, Terry Wines, Jim Hinton, I d Smith, John Ketola, Coach Van Dintcr. MANAGERS: Les Silvan, Frank Peterson, Mike Van Blaricom, Greg Brawlcy, Dugan Pcarsal HEAD COACH: Al Eklund ASSISTANT COACHES: Stu White, Dewey VanDintcr, Dick Dixon. Ron Langhans 73 seniors STARTING OFFENSIVE LINE: Mike McMeekin. Rich VanVolkinberg, John Delia, Gary Fagerstedt, Donn FIcury, Dave Holmes. Jim Hann SENIOR CENTER: Gary Fagerstedt 74 SENIOR TACKLES: Gary Chartrey, Dave Holmes, Van Bingham, Bill Swor SENIOR BACKS: Denny Hopkins, Jack Weber, Steve Frazer Greg Astells outruns Kelso linemen on a sweep around left end. SENIOR GUARDS: John Delia. Mel Hayes. Donn Flcury. Jay Allen. Jim Hann nearly blocks Kelso punt. SENIOR ENDS: Steve Yonich, Mike McMeekin, Jim Hann 'cats in action Denny Hopkins lofts a passover on-rushing Kelso lineman. Hoquiam shows winning style. Make it, Make it! Bum, baby, burn! turkey day '68 Confident of Victory. “Let’s go Cats! ” Victory! The greatest coach in the state. Mr. Hoonan honored at half. “Eat ’em up. Cats! j. v. football This year's Junior Varsity football team finished the season with a fine 6-2 record. Both defeats came at the hand of Olympia. The 'Cats were tough all season long but just couldn't seem to get rolling against Oly. This year's football program also included a C-Squad. This consisted mostly of Sophomores. The C-Squad ran up a record of 4 wins and no losses. Adding this to the J. V. record the underclassmen compiled a 10-2 record. This year as in the past few years Coaches Ron Langhans and Dick Dixon handled the J. V. squad. They rounded out a group of very fine young ballplayers that will represent Aberdeen well in years to come. Aberdeen 6 Olympia J. V. 31 Aberdeen 35 Hoquiam J. V. 13 Aberdeen 51 Chehalis J. V. 7 Aberdeen 27 Centralia J. V. 6 Aberdeen 6 Olympia J. V. 7 Aberdeen 15 Hoquiam J. V. 0 Aberdeen 30 Chehalis J. V. 12 Aberdeen 19 Centralia J. V. 14 Steve Crites and Ed Gegcn tackle Oly quarterback for a big loss. Dick Weber runs a sweep around left end. cross country Run boys, run! Sliva leads a hard turnout. This year’s cross country squad was one of the finest in the sport’s history at Weatherwax. Two of the team’s members, John Silva and Allen Hall, qualified for the state meet, a feat never before accomplished by an Aberdeen High School harrier. The fine program instigated by Coach Churchill during this year’s season has generated the interest needed to keep the sport successful at Weatherwax. Coach Churchill and his state qualifiers. Turnout on Third Avenue. Cross Country team plus snow. Front Row: Tom Wilson, Miles Barrett, Dan Michalak, Don Norkoski, Bob Geddes, Ken Wilson. Second Row: Coach Churchill, John Sliva, Allen Hall. Bruce Buscnbark, Louie Johnson, Steve Benzin. Back Row: Paul Aruscll, Ted Hackstcdt. Kevin Lkar, Steve Lamer. Rob Hilliard, Steve Lindberg, Joel Johnson. 79 Under the leadership of Mrs. Heikel, GAA had another funfilled year. Among the varied activities were bowling parties, basketball, and an initiation banquet. The interest generated by GAA exemplified the active spirit of the women of Weatherwax. With this kind of participation, GAA looks forward with enthusiasm to many more successful and building years. g.a. V.P. Nancy Campbell, Sec-Trcas. Diane Laehel, Rep-Hist. Sandy Ramiskey, Pres. Patti Heikel r Returning letter winners. Mrs. Heikel GAA Hockey Hrst Row: Branford Neet, Werner, Heikel. tucker, Wilson, Parnel. Korpi, Blahut, Cole. Second Row: Rozmaryn Bastin, Lundquist, Bilsland, Monohon, Luark, fclliason. Third Row: Whitlock, Petta, Oliver, Stevens. Ramsdell. Guil Rozmaryn. Top Row: Ramiskey, Gaidrich, Scaly, Lamer, Walzyck, Laehel, Campbell, Kelly, Breckow, Kaleb. Debay, Frost. Wilson, Keeton, Hill, Arusell. 80 girls' tennis The coming of fall brings tennis season for the women of Weatherwax. This year Coach Gibson was fortunate to have many returning letter winners who aided him in the development of budding new competitors. b i Lachcl shows her style. Heikel shows an excellent backhand. Coach Gibson Turnout on a rainy day. Reflections of tennis spirit. From left to right: M. Sealy. D. Lachcl, M. Gaidrich, C. Younger, C. Trohimovich, N. Campbell, H. Donovan, P. Heikel. Mr. Gibson 81 Kivi goes for the pin. varsity MANAGERS: Larry Kllingson. Mike Murray. Coach Stu White Norkoski goes for points. KNEELING: Simon. Mayton. Norkoski. York. Iverson. STANDING: Kivi. VanVolkinbeig, Vegh. Barrett. Bcdnarik. wrestling In his first year as head coach, Mr. Stu White has produced another fine wrestling team this year. He coached nine young wrestlers to the district meet and Bob Iverson to the state meet. With many returning wrestlers next year, coach White looks for another excellent season. Attack from the rear. Excedrin headache no. 06969 Coach White Iverson taken down. Iverson to state! VanVolkinberg, Simon. Stutdsman, Bednarik, Barrett, Kivi, Iverson, Mayton, Veigh. 83 j. v.wrestling With the addition of Mr. (Celling to the coaching staff, Weatherwax’s Junior Varsity wrestling program took on a fresh new look. This program is in the process of developing material for next year’s varsity squad. Front Row: J. Bednarik, J. Olson, M. Frank. M. Nieznalski, P. Stutcsman, B. Morrow, H Allen D. Foshaug. Back Row: M. Nichols, T. Krulich, J. Hinton, J. Apukka, D. Brown. S. Herron, T.’ Hinton, J. Hnilica. Coach Kelling Aberdeen overcomes. Five points! Attempt for a takedown. 84 intramurals Mr. Lawr Checkmate! The intramural program, organized and directed by Mr. l wr, gave many young men a chance to participate in athletic activities. The program included basketball, ping pong, chess, water basketball, and wrestling. Organized activities such as these give students a vital recreational outlet. Dick Shelstadt, wrestling champ. It’s in the air. STARTING LINE-UP: John Basich, Jack Hansen, Kevin Ekar, Steve Soike, Steve Frazer. The 1969-1970 addition of the Aberdeen Bobcat’s basketball team began their season on a good note by dumping some of the toughest teams in the conference. The ’Cats finished their fourth consecutive winning season under Coach Dixon. Playing their last season at Weatherwax were John Basich, John Sliva, Mike Stoddard. Chris Williams, Steve Frazer, Jim Hann, and Dennis Hopkins. With many promising sophomores and juniors coming up through the Junior Varsity ranks, Aberdeen’s basketball future looks bright. From left to right: John Basich, Dennis Hopkins. John Silva, Jack Hansen, Jim Torgersen. Kevin Ekar. Steve Soike, Jim Hann. Chris Williams, Mike Stoddard, Steve Frazer, Eddie Smith. basketball action State swimmers. remember State janitor. State harriers. Three District basketball players. State wrestler. 90 j. v. basketball Back Row: Dick Hoff, John Kctola, Roy Werner, Robert bailor, Steve Ferris, Tom Lyse, Jim Solon. Front Row: John Loncar, Allen Hall, Jim Nelson, Gene Gibson, Greg Lamb. Nelson reaches for two. Coach Lokken shows his form on the taping table. Since Coach Lokken came to Weatherwax and assumed the Junior Varsity coaching chores, Aberdeen's J. V. squad has not had a losing season. In fact. Coach Lokken's teams have won three straight conference championships. With a J. V. program of this calibre, it is small wonder that the varsity has consistently been at the top of the conference heap over the last few years. Coach Lokken points out the mistakes. Alien Hall shoots a short jumper in practice. 'c' squad Pat Gordon, Matt McLaughlin, Fred Hajduk, Mark Van Hess, Larry Godfrey. Pat Meservy, Steve Johnson, Steve Bcnzin. 1968-69 was the second year for the C-Squad basketball team. The team consisted mainly of sophomores, but juniors sometimes made appearances in the games. The vacant coaching job left by John Wilson was taken by Mr. Bill Osborn. Coach Osborn worked hard with the team and developed many fine young athletes for the future. Many of the young sophomores that played with the C-Squad this year will go on to make the varsity. Coach Osborn Fred Hajduk jumps against a Hoquiam player. Jim Solan fires a 15-foot jumper. 92 Prone: Greg Gohecn, Bruce Roberts, David Gruber. Kneeling: Gary Noel, Bill Sharpshooters to go to Regionals. Sumner, Steve Stouffer, Larry Ellinfscn, Pat Chestnut. Standing:Gorden Shclgrcn, Patti Hcikcl. Weathcrwax’s Rifle Club was again rated one of the top in Southwest Washington. Since the Sport lasts the entire year, Aberdeen's Sharpshooters had long, tough practices under their coach, Mr. Sullivent. Many of the marksmen will be back next year to form the nucleus of the 1969-1970 Rifle Club. Coach Sullivent- • • • rifle team Are you sure it’s in season? Center: Co-Captains Gary Olson, John Schafer. From left to right: Kim Gardner, Gene More head, Jim Daly, Doug Cator, Roger Redifer, Barney Perrinc, Bob Messmer, Mark Sundt, Tom Millam, Shawn Martin, Rich Schouboe, Tom Bergland, Todd Berken, Steve Jones, Art McDonald, Gary Shelgrcn, John F.vans, Jim Carossino, Jamie Allman, Cal York, Silvino Lara. Jones shows his style. Managers Hatley and Bowers. 94 swim team Aberdeen High School’s 1968-1969 swim team rebounded from a year’s hibernation and produced some of the finest swimmers in the team's history. Although last year’s inactivity reflected upon their season record, the dedication and hard work of the coach and the team itself were truly admirable. Bobcats show winning form. Co-Captain Olson congratulating Berken. Coach Bruner. Cat divers in action. 95 a' dub Mike Taylor and Bob Iverson on traffic committee. m Gary Chartrcy, Kevin Ekar, Steve Lamer, John Sliva and Steve Yonich guard the Bobcat. Advisors: Mr. Eklund and Mr. Dixon. Secretary John Sliva, President Jack Weber, Vice President McMeekin, Sergeant-at-Arms Steve Frazer. 96 Mike Up and then down again! track '68 f track '69 The 1969 Track Team under the coaching of Mr. Bivens, Mr. Churchill, and Mr. Osborn, showed their typical Bobcat style. Team captain Mike Ramsdell said, “For sheer enjoyment and a feeling of accomplishment, this year’s track squad could not be surpassed.” With a team such as Yonich and Weber on the hurdles, Hann at the discus and an all around great team, how could our team show anything but their best? UP. UP and AWAY! BOBC AT HURDLE SQUAD! I ront Row J. Bartosh, A. Hall. B. Morrow, J. Bednarick. P. Gordon, G. Swor, M. Nieznalski, R. Ellis, B. Oleachca. J. Groby, D. Backholm, D. Lee, M. Snodgrass. D. Fitzpatrick, K. Wilson, D. Weber, S. Bakotich. K. Caskey. Back Row: Coach Churchill, D. Kivi, B. Busenbark, B. HiUiard, J. Johnson, B Henry. B. Messmer, B.Sumncr, J. Crites, C. Crawford, R. Stoddard. S. Lamer, E. Hendrickson. D. Vlastelica. T. Wines, S. Herron. T. Hackstcdt. J. Hann, S. Yonich. M. Ramsdell, T. Smith, P. Meservey, J. Hammel, L. Samples, J. Weber, T. Hinton, K. Christianson. K. Edmundson, Coach Bivens. The sky’s the limit! Front Row: Greg Lamb, John Basich, Dick Shelstead, John Antich, Art McDonald, Gene Gibson. Back Row: Dennis Hopkins, Steve Ferris Steve Soikc. Rich Bcnn, Jack Hansen, Jeff Bowers. baseball Team Captain Basich This year’s baseball team had a swinging season. Under the coaching of Mr. Langhans and the able leadership of captain John Basich, the team was able to achieve another spirit filled year. Backed by the power of such men as Soike and Shelstead, the playing ability of Antich and Basich, and an all around great team, the Bobcat batters showed true Aberdeen Spirit. Sincerety is a n.ust! Coach Langhans Kerris Hansen Hopkins Basich Antich Junior Power’. Lamb Bowers The team in action! Managers Ketola, Pearsall. Daniels, and VanVolkinberg Returning lettermen. As the golf season opens again this year. Coach Lokken looks to another competitive and spirited year. With three returning lettermen and many newcomers, this year’s team proves to be an all-around solid and talented team. Three-year letter winner DeLateur. Don Norkoski, Jim Daly. Paul Hendrickson, Steve DeLateur, Steve Johnson. Scott Johnson. Jim Solan, Mike Hicks, Steve Benzin. Gary Bonficld, Rick Tippet, Vince FUingson, Steve Juntenan, Chuck Fischer. 102 Coach Gary Gibson Among returning lettermen, coach Gibson has Ray Sundquist, a veteran of last year’s state tournament. With this year’s variety of talent the competitive spirit will live on. Coach Gibson hopes to have another fine team next year with many seasoned players returning from this year’s team. bobcat tennis M. Evans, J. Allen, T. Ultican. A. Gozart. Top. J. Sliva. K. Ekar, S. Stouffer, B. Schafer, R. Sundquist, J. Loncar, Coach Gibson. Bottom: M. Evaas. A. Gozart, J. Allen, T. Ultican, G. Scott. B. Scrredell. J. Sliva, J. Loncar Ray Sundquist strikes again. 103 104 student life JIM HANN A.S.B. PRESIDENT student This year was one of the finest Weatherwax has had. Our success in athletics, a fine basketball season, and an undefeated football season were just a part of a great year for the school. Senate was very active, passing a constitutional amendment for he first time in many years. The Senior Class did much more than many had expected. With the help of good Sophomore and Junior classes the Seniors have made the year one that will be remembered for many years. I would like to thank Mr. Morrissey, who did a fine job during his first year as the Senate advisor and Vice-Principal. If the Juniors and Sophomores will recognize and use their talent next year, I know the year will be another worth remembering. Jim Hann, A.S.B. President ALAN BARRY A.S.B. VICE PRESIDENT H; PAM NEWMAN A.S.B. SECRETARY senate e£ RSS BS®?ShSS£SBSSS U.W.D. CHAIRMEN, Front Row: Marcia Cutts, Sr.; Doug Fulloway, Jr. Back Row: Mike Goings, Soph.; Janet Clay General; BUI Fovargue, Sr.; Meg Korpi, Soph.; John Evans, General; Jackie Lamer, Jr. BOARD OF CONTROL: Alan Barry, V.P.; Pam Dean, C.O.G Pres.; Bob SerrcdcU, YeU King; Gerald Selin, Boys’ Fed. Pres.; Jim Hann, Pres.; Jay Allen, Treasurer; Pam Newman, Secretary. honor society Secretary. Deb Falk; Treasurer, Lousie Cady; Vice President, Devin Backholm, Advisor, Mr. Seabert. President, Eric Hendrickson. Front Row: J. Antich, Sundt, G. Antich, Allman, Gozart, Allen. Evans. Sliva. Lamer. AruseU. Barrett, Daneker. Second Row: Jeolvich, Pamcl. Hendrickson, DeLatcur, Cady. Younger. Berken, Preble. Brown, Cutts, Morehead, Newman. Kauhanen, Fovarguc, Johnson. Third Row: Thomas. F Frost, Asikainen, Cozutto, Trohimovich, Donovan, Mayton, Solan, B. Frost. Young. Hulbert. S. Scott, Fitzpatrick, Fraser, Schouboe. Back Row Hcikcl, Falk. McPherson. Potts, Messmer, Rathbun, Ross, Peters, Wilson, Tingwall, C. Scott, Mode, Eklund. Mr. Seabert. council of girls Council of Girls got off to a great start this year under the leadership of Pam Dean and her officers, Emily Wilson, Kathy Ancich, Janet Kralevich, and Lynn Brown. Meetings changed from the old business form to a more informal look. Officers’ reports were still used, but with new ideas such as “Beauty at the Beach.” Another meeting was a take-off on the Dating Game with the Girl-of-the-Month as the contestant. Guys from each of the classes were the bachelors she had to choose from. The whole year had a new and different meeting each month. Each meeting one girl is chosen from all the classes as Girl-of-the-Month by the officers of COG. The selection is made on the basis of friendliness, scholastic ability, and school service and spirit. The girl is given the COG pendant and a certificate. Her picture is taken for the ABERDEEN WORLD and the OCEAN BREEZE. Below: Art Scrapbook Below: Service Above. Officers: Lynn Brown. Treasurer; Pam Dean. President; Kathy Ancich, First Vice-President; Emily Wilson. Second Vice-President; and Janet Kralevich. Secretary. Below: Locker Below: Program Above: Publicity Below: Advisors Friendly-Social “Be: Courteous at anytime, and Orderly as well. Unselfish in your every act... ” The COG Creed was eliminated from meetings this year. Popcorn committee chairman, Lynn Brown. September Marcia Cutts October Sue Schwarz November December Jody Abts Pam Newman January Kathy Leeds February Barb Reynolds March Janet Clay April Jackie Larner May Meg Korpi 111 boys' federation President: Gerald Selin Vice President: Melvin Hayes Advisor: Mr. Morrissey COMMITTEE ADVISORS, Front Row: Mr. Sullivcnt. Mr. Leggett, Mr. Wassell. Back Row: Mr. Traxler, Mr. Bivens, Mr. Bailey. 112 Concession Committee Traffic Parking Committee A.V. Committee Secretary, Cal York Treasurer, Kim Gardner summer activities Last summer students participated in varied educational activities, from scientific research to overseas study. At least six college campuses boasted Weatherwax students, who learned a great deal from their experiences, both on and off campus. Included in the summer activities were Pep Camp, Girls and Boys State, Science Seminars, and journalism instruction. The leadership qualities obtained from these summer institutes benefited the entire student body. W.S.U.: John O’Brien, Lauren Norton, Gene Morehead, Steve Lamer MAJORETTE CAMP: Debbie McPherson, Susie Burslie CAREER CAMPS: Louise JOURNALISM CAMP: Sue Schoening, Andrea Cady, Jamie Allman Potts GIRLS STATE: Louise Cady, Kristy Kauhancn EUROPEAN TRAVELERS: Chloris Giese, Robin Preble, Bill Fovargue BOYS’ STATE: First Row: Gary Olson, John Basich, Tim Ultican, Mark Evans. Second Row: Mike Button, John Sliva, Bill Fovargue, Rich Brawley, Steve Lamer VASHON AND SEABECK: Allen Barry, Jay Allen, Pam Newman, Gerald Selin, Jim Hann SCIENCE STUDY: Doug Fullaway, Rich Schouboe, Mike Button pep dub strives for school spirit Pep Club worked together to lead the school through another year of school spirit and fine sportsmanship. The members were active selling Bobcat Booster Buttons, and bumper stickers, and collecting wishbones in preparation for the big game. Other activities were painting signs and putting them up at the games and in the school halls. They also created many pep skits for the pep assemblies. Sign painting’s an important part of Pep Club. Hanging signs for the Big Game. Bumper stickers-a fund raising project. 116 T-Day Decorations LaBreck, Advisor Booster Buttons-a fund raising project. Pres. Vicki Failor; V.P. Barb Street; Sec. Gloria Shay; Treas. Juanita Beck. 117 quinau t Because QUINAULT became part of the Publications Department, this year Mr. Shillinger was made advisor for the group. This year’s staff battled many obstacles in producing the 1968-69 QUINAULT. CO-EDITORS: Andrea Potts and Janet Kralevich PHOTOGRAPHY: Kristy Kauhanen, Blaine Harden, Christie Williams QUINAULT STAFF on Japanese Ship Chief Shillinger ocean breeze The 1968-69 Ocean Breeze staff was beset by difficulties during the school year, but still managed to get out a quality paper. Under the direction of “Chief’ Shillinger, the students gained valuable knowledge of newspaper production. SPORTS STAFF: John Basich Ed., Scott Johnson. SPECIAL EDITIONS: Emily Charette, Mary Ann Thomas ADS: Carol Billings OCEAN BREEZE STAFF in print shop NEWS: Mark Evans, Sharon Burnette PAGE ONE: Jay Allen Colonel Ginthcr Sergeant Hall r.o.t.c. Under the direction of Colonel Ginther and Sergeant Hall many new students have become involved in Air Force Junior R.O.T.C. This interesting program has enabled cadets to learn more about military life, as well as providing them with valuable information in Aerospace Education. This year the cadets have taken numerous field trips, including two to McChord Air Force Base. In its two years at Weatherwax, Aerospace Education has become quite popular, with all indications pointing towards more successful years ahead. Instruction at McChord Air Force Base R.O.T.C. cadets in uniform a.f.s. Terri Hranac and Marlene Ball The main purpose of A.F.S. this year was to acquaint our foreign exchange student. Boots, with American customs. Trips and gatherings highlighted the year. Terri Hranac - Rotary Exchange to Nicaragua Marlene Ball - Rotary to Argentina 1969 A.F.S. FINALISTS Robin Rodriquc and Therese Ronald 124 boots BELOW: Boots' American Family Bousaba (Boots) Suriyakham from Chiang Rai, Thailand Thai + Americans = Friends “This year, A. F. S. gives me the wonderful chance to live with the Kauhanens and to attend Weatherwax. I never thought before that the American people would be so kind and friendly to me, but now I find for myself that this is true. I’m only one representative of 32 million people of Thailand, but I am learning a great deal of ‘America and Americans.’ 1968-1969 is the most valuable year for me. The good experiences, the knowledge, the joyfulness, and many other things which I have from here will never, never be forgotten. I can’t find any greater words than “Thank You!”to all the teachers, the A.F.S. Local Chapter, the Kauhanens, my nice friends, and everyone.” “Do, re, mi,...’ Spanish dub Under the supervision of Mr. Crabb, the 1968-69 Spanish Club has succeeded in supplementing its members’ knowledge of Spanish culture. The programs offered at the different meetings varied from guest lectures to the Christmas Banquet. Providing student leadership for these Spanish club activities were President, John Ketola, Vice President, Diane Lachel, Secretary-Treasurer. Mona Gaidrich, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Nancy Pearsall. Mr. Crabb, Advisor Jim Ketola, Pres.; Nancy Pearsall, Sgt. at arms; Mona Gaidrich, Sec. - Treas.; Diane Lachel, V An action-packed meeting of Spanish Club. The Christmas Pinata Kerry Wiseman, an interesting speaker french dub Under the student leadership of President Emily Frost, Vice President Nancy Eklund, Secretary Robin Rodrigue, Treasurer Kristy Kauhanen and supervision of Mrs. O’Larey, this year’s French Club has succeeded in providing its members with a more complete background of French culture. Among this year’s highlights was a guest lecture by Bill Fovargue on his summer studies and experiences in France. N. Eklund, V. P., K. Kauhanen, Treas., R. Rodrique, Sec., E. Frost, Pres. Mrs. O’Larcy, Mrs. Sumption, Advisors Typical French Gub meeting Bill Fovargue, speaker at French Qub. French Gub Christmas Banquet I a tin dub This year’s Latin Club, under the student leadership of President Jim Solan, Vice President Kevin Ekar, Secretary Helen Donovan, Treasurer Andrea Potts, Messenger Mary Jo Feuerstein and the supervision of Mrs. Wacker, provided the members with a more complete understanding of Roman culture. Latin Club meeting H. Donovan, Sec., M. Feuerstein, Messenger, A. Potts, Treas., K. Ekar, VJ ., J. Solan, Pres. Mrs. Wacker. Advisor 128 d.e.c.a. Phillips Building Showcase D.E.C.A. Girl at work in Local Store D.E.C.A., under the leadership of Mr. Buckman, was made up of students with outside employment during school hours. This group kept the showcase tastefully decorated and also made a new addition to the Phillips building— “The Hole.” This small store was handled completely by the students to sell school supplies and tickets. D.E.C.A. Worker on the Job 129 leaderettes Under the leadership of Mr. Mitby, Leaderettes worked hard together this year to assist people at games and other activities. Pres. Suzanne Dragecevich V.P. Kristy Kauhanen Treas. Chloris Giese Mr. Mitby, Advisor First Row. Giese, Dean, Zeiasko, Bramstedt, Manenica, Heiny. Second Row: Reichter, Myers, Donovan, Clay, Younger, Dragecevich, Kauhanen. Planning for the big game. Leade ret ting at the game. Hopkins, Jelovich, Halverson, Leeds, Gunderson, Larsen, Sealy, Rodin, Ancich, Halbert, Jodie Jones, Wilson. f f II ?t t ' i: i:: r.: . ki V I 1 . Ticket Takers and Sellers’ officers this year include First Row: P. T.T.S. on the job Mangold, Sec.- Treas.; S. Schmid, V.P.; Second Row: G. Rickey, Pres.; Mr. Morisscy, Advisor. k.o.b. 131 service organizations office staff Stevens, Valentine, Morgan, Gisbrecht, Abbott, Edinger. comptroller staff First Row: Allen, Korpi, Selin. Second Row: Hall, Mrs. Osborn, Mr. Morrissoey. 132 p. a. crew Olson, Gibson, Fullaway. stage crew library staff f.t.a. OFFICERS: Robin Rodnque. Vice President; Sally Solan, Sec-Treasurer; Carol Trohimovich, President The Future Business Leaders of America has consistently sought to further its members’ understanding of the ever changing business world. Among these programs was a lecture by Mr. Hap Ball of the Grays Harbor Business College, a noted local businessman, at the FBLA installation. Knowledge gleaned from these activities promotes a better qualified youth of tomorrow to take its rightful place in the business world. Through the efforts of the Future Teachers of America, tomorrow’s teachers will be better prepared to meet the challenges of this rewarding profession. Besides the usual club functions, numerous field trips have enhanced FTA members’ knowledge. Participation in these club functions teach students the determination and character so essential in today’s teacher. Celeste Memmer and Marlene Hageman assist kindergarten class. OFFICERS: Carmen Hoggatt, Secretary; Jean Hanson, President; Cheryl Holland, Vice President; Nancy Kuhns, Treasurer; Janet Arusell, Reporter. f.b.I.a. 134 Mr. Hap Ball speaks at F.B.L.A. meeting. science dub New to Weatherwax this year was the Science Club, with Mr. Benzin and Mr. Coon as advisors. Under their direction, projects were done by several members. Officers included Doug Fullaway, President; Rich Schouboe, Vice-President; Anita Mariano, Secretary ; and Marie Sackrider, Treasurer. BELOW: Typical Science Club meeting creative writing dub BELOW: Choosing copy Creative Writing Club is concerned mainly with the production of ARIEL, the creative writing magazine of Weatherwax. Poetry, prose, and essays are reviewed and copy is chosen by the club’s advisor Mr. Gibson. math dub ABOVE: Officers- Doug Fullaway, D. Parnell, Mary Wright, Mr. Leggett. Under Mr. Leggett’s able leadership, Math Club members worked on such things as their “ladder” achievements, and they also took a field trip to Grays Harbor College to see the IBM computers in action. ABOVE: Very interesting ... BELOW: Field trip to the college ABOVE: “Man, that’s a hard one! BELOW: Lecture on computers i 136 biology dub This year’s Biology Club was one of the biggest ever. Advisors for the year were Mr. Bussabarger and Mr. Van Hess who planned events which included field trips to the beach and the Congenital Defects Center in Seattle. Also, members worked on projects in microbiology and marine biology. BELOW: Mr. Bussabarger. Schouboc, Ferrier, Asikainen, A. Cozzutto. ABOVE: Meeting of Biology Enthusiasts ABOVE: “Fearless Leader Goes for Rats” BELOW: “1 know you’re in there .. .just stop moving around! 137 Messmer, Wilson, Ingam. Second Row: Hilliard, Vanderbeek, Gozart, Holt, Stensager, Brawley, Gaidrich. Miller, Bdsland Ghdardiiccj. Third Row. Bcrkcn, J. Wilson, Dunn, T. Gibson, Frye, Locke, Geddcs, Taylor. McPherson, Hansen. Bowers, Campbell. Loucks. I ourth Row. Daneker, Burslie, Brennan, Lkman, Mehlhoff, Whitlock, Kay, Cator, Noel, Murchy, Maki. Mr. Wines McPherson, Brawley, Burslie. First Row: Akerlund, Morgan, Kukcr, Pamel, Gardner. Second Row: Holmcidc, Allman, Smith, Koski, D. Hendrickson, Evans, G. Gibson, Reiner, Monohon. Third Row: Melheim, Pruett, Evenscn, P. Hendrickson, StoufTcr, Weiner, Wyatt, Aronson, Holt, Smith, Jurasin, Gustafson. Fourth Row: May ton, Caskey, Morchcad, Nyman, Geddes, Bolong, Scott, Brown, Rose, Heikel, McLean, Thompson, Wines. This years’ Aberdeen High School Marching Band was the largest ever. Under the direction of Mr. Hampton Wines, the marching band performed at many of the home games! The band exibited its precision drills and formations at the University of Washington Band Day. After a successful marching season the Aberdeen High School Band began their concert season. Besides playing at the Puyallup Fair, the concert band performed at both the spring and swing concerts as well as the music contest. First Row: Gozart, McPherson, Allman, Hansen. Second Row: Daneker, Wines, Berkcn, Brawley. ' r %; y : JS [:K marching band First Row: Hilliard, Stensager, Holt, Brawlcy, Gaidrich, CampbeU, Danckcr, Evans. Koski, D. Hendrickson. Geddes, Locke. Second Row: Gustafson, D. Smith, Holt, Wyatt, Evensen, Vanderbcek, Wines, McLean, Heikel, Scott. Third Row: Bolong, Geddes, Maki, Caskey. 140 golden-aires Fi„t Row Mr. Morrison, Rodrique, Ingram, Wilson, Mariano, Vanderbcck.Ultican, York, Danckcr. Second Row: Morchcad. Karamatic, Woods, Munk, Pearson, Asikaincn. Third Row: Best, Bun, Olson, Aires, Jamtaas, Finley. Fourth Row: Shumate, Hayes, Murchison, Holmes, Stensager, Evans, Aschim, Rhoades. stage band First Row: Murchy, Hilliard, Hendrickson, Vanderbcck, Koski, Frye. Second Row: Backholm, McLean, Wines, Heikel, Scott. Third Row: Dancker, Holt, Smith, Wyatt, Evensen. Ml choir 68-69 B. Best, Choir Council Rep;C. Morehead, Choir Council Rep; T. Ultican, J. Ayers, Choir Council Reps.; M. Evans, Pres. C. Evangelista alto rep.; C. Sidor, Pres.; C. Edinger, Sop. rep.; W. Wines, alto rep.; N. Olson, Sop. rep. S£tSWM R°MXffnv D- Fa . M-D. Wright. C Scott, J. Wilson, P. Crawford. J. Fenton, D. Asikaincn, M. Jamtaas. J SSw u u t r ut ’ j Boots . M. J. Feuerstcin, S. Drake. Second Row: L. Reams, S. Burslic, B. Shumate N Olson J Burr M Stems K Loucks, M Munk, C. Morehead. J. Aschim, j. Karamatk, D. Ferricr, J. Pearson, R. Calka. j. Ayers. G. Shay B Frost. EMC Third IRow W Pint Row: C. Ingram, J. Peterson, S. Mode, B. Leeck, C. Eaton, M. Novak, K. Pearsall. C. Evangelista, L. Murray, W. Wines, Mr. Morrison. Second Row: M. Gurran, S. Davenport, K. Murdock, J. Cady, B. Moran, K. Sicse, C. Sidor, M. Fradenburg. M. Rickey, T.Wcmcr, T. Smith, J. Hood. Third Row: E. Bivems, D. Branford, K. Loucks, M. Langley, C. Daneker, N. Keeton, L. Lynch, C. Hensley, L. Lowdcrback, N. Braaten. girls' glee .......“Expand on the bar”... “from the belt”... “move on that line!”......... Sam Benn Gym? No. These sounds emanate from the Huntley choir room as the glee club and the choir prepare another concert. It’s been a big season, too, including the following programs: Fall assembly, Christmas Concert, Swing Concert, Spring Concert, Contest and that barn-storming, rip-roaring, stupifyin’, hee-larious musical production of LTL ABNER. Mr. Morrison weatherwax First Row: Ingram, J. Aschini, Karamatic, S. Scott. Second Row: Rutan, A. Cozzutto, J. Cozzutto, Falk, J. Aruscli, M. Mcssmcr. Third Row: F. Newman, C. Bracken, S. Ramiskey, B. Jones, Bilsland, Gilarducci, Holmeide, Hilliard. Fourth Row: Young, M. Kelly, C. Fox, R. Daneker, C. Brennan, D. Cator, Gustafson, T. Jurasin. orchestra The orchestra began its concert year with the annual performance at the Puyallup Fair in September. In the following months, practice for the Christmas concert took up much of the performers’ time. Then came the Swing concert with the crowning of the Class Valentines. Directed by Mr. Edlund, the orchestra performed in the Spring concert and a music contest also. Added features this year were that some of its members played for the Music department’s production of LI’L ABNER in the spring, and the entire orchestra engaged in a special concert in Yakima. Practice makes perfect First Row: Asikaincn, E. Wilson, Swan, J. O’Brien, Second Row: Hill, Eklund, Rosenkrantz, Hulbert, Akerlund, Kaiyala. Third Row: Hutchinson, P. Thayer, Evans,Enkerud. G. Gibson, R. Locke, J. Vandcrbeek. Fourth Row: C. Eaton, Chillman, F. Scott, Backholm, Rodrique, G. Hayes, W. Cotton, G. Scott, D. McClain, D. Smith. 7 7 abner Mammy, Caiol LeMoine Pappy, Alan Gozart Margo Jamtaas, Daisy Mae Jimm Hann, Li’l Abner RoberlSwann, Marryin’ Sam, weds Daisy Mae and Earthquake McGoon (Billie May) Mark Roberts, Available Jones and Jackye Rhodes as Stupefyin’Jones 146 Spring brought sunshine and Li’l Abner. This rip-roarin hilarious play was put on by an all-school cast. With much hard work and determination by the cast and directors this play turned out to be a tremendous success. Citizens of Dawgpatch center their attention around Bob Serrcdell. Senator Jack S. Phogbound Bob Serrcdcl, Senator Jack S. Phogbound, Tim Ultican, Bulimoose and Debbie McPherson, Appasionata Directors Mr. Morrison, Mary Wright, Mr. Emerson, and Mrs. LaBrcck. the diary of anne frank The Hideaways on Haunika Ana Frank, Barbara Reynolds and her mother, Linda Newman Kathy Siese as Miep John Bingham as Mr. Krawler Debbie Killian, Mrs. Von Don Tim Savage, Mr. Frank library dub Above: Officers and Advisor, Mrs. Asseln forensics Under the direction of Mrs. Asseln, Library Club was kept busy decorating the entrance to the library, helping students find books, and learning about the general work involved in running a library. Future Librarians at Work thespians Above: Debaters Meet Forensics was involved in many o u t -o f-1 own debates this year, and had a fairly large turn-out of debaters. Thespians members worked hard in the all-school play THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK as actors and behind- the- scene workers. Below: Mrs. Mason Below: Button Speaks Above: “Please don’t hit me!” 149 -ATI 150 Princess Marcia Cutts Senior Boots Suriyakham Junior Sue Rodin Sophomore Nancy Moulton class valentines Tim Ultican and Boots Suriyakham Steve Frazer and Michelle Donovick Mr. Morrissey, Vice Principal Mr. Rajcich, Vice Principal administration Mr. Roberts, Principal Superintendent, Dr. Woodruff Each year we look forward with anticipation to the publication of the Quinault. This year we are once again delighted with its content and a job that is well done. The Quinault is the recording of the events that have taken place during the 1968-1969 school year. 1 am sure that in the years to come this annual will serve to remind you of the attainment and pleasure you engaged while a student at Weatherwax High School. With best wishes for your continued success. David L. Roberts. 156 Mr. Traxler Librarian faculty Mrs. Fenenga Senior Counselor Mr. Seabert, Junior Counselor Mr. Morrison, Choir Mr. Birdsall, Occupational Counselor 157 Mrs. Asseln Librarian Mr. Edlund Orchestra Miss Ayers Senior Counselor Miss Diethelm English Miss Gwin, English Mrs. Mason, English Mrs. Freidt, English I Mrs. Gavareski. English Mr. Jones, English Miss Monohon, English I Mrs. LaBreck, English Mrs. Runs, English Mr. Gibson, English Mrs. O'Larey, French Mr. Churchill, History Mr. Crabb. Spanish Mrs. Swartz, English Mr. Emerson Speech; Drama Mrs. Wacker, Latin Mr. Shillinger, Publications Mr. Dixon. History Mr. Mitby. Reading Mrs. Sumption Spanish; English 159 Mj. Lllew anger, History Mr. Shortt, History Mr. Eklund Math Mr. Leggett Math Sargeant Hall, ROTC Mr. Bcnzin Sciences Mr. Van Hess Sciences Mrs. Lundstrom Business Mr. Osborn Business Mr. Bussabarger Sciences Mr. Buckman Distributive Ed. Mrs. Goodman Business Mr. White Sciences Mr. Coon Sciences and Math Mr. (Celling Business 162 Mr. Tometich Shop FRONT ROW: Mrs. Norin, Mrs. Nanance, Mrs. Scott. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Olmstead, Miss Tesia. office staff custodians FRONT ROW: Fred Schoening, Pearl Adkins, Glenn Davies. BACK ROW: Virginia Williams, James Kearns, Charles Dee ring. cooks FRONT ROW: Maxine Swan, Geraldine Hansmcier. BACK ROW: Adrian Stan-witz, Betty Roberts, Evelyn Walloch, Bess Fleming. 163 m memor am Kathleen Fikar How have I become So attached to these kids? I am already feeling the sorrow of losing them; In four more days. It will get much worse; If I could only keep all of them! Everyone says that 1 will get more Like them next year. But I can’t believe that; Each person is unique, And who is more unique? than these I have. It hurts to know that their allegiance will switch Next year and in years to come; Have I done anything for them? Or for the others? Miss Kathleen Fikar was born January 18, 1941. She died July 7, 1968 in an automobile accident in Mexico while attending school there. Miss Fikar taught English at Weatherwax from September, 1962 until June, 1968. She was well-liked by both faculty and students. Her death was a great loss to Weatherwax. Her poem shows how deeply she felt about her pupils. I don’t know; 1 only hope so. Kathy Fikar June 3,1968 Why Not a Career with ITT Rayonier... Have you considered working for one of the world's leading producers of Chemical Cellulose? RAYONIER SEATTLE ♦ PORT ANGELES ♦ HOQUIAM ITT ♦ SHELTON EVANS PRODUCTS COMPANY ABERDEEN AND ALOHA OPERATIONS . HARBOR . APCO PREFINISHING . LOGGING . LUMBER . SHINGLES AND SHAKES . . .AND A TIP OF THE OLD MORTAR BOARD TO THIS YEAr's GRADUATES. YOU HAVE COMPLETED 12 YEARS OF SCHOOLING. . AND YOUR LIFE IS JUST BEGINNING1. WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE YEARS TO COME. 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IMPORT BAZAR 123 EAST FIRST STREET ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, MERCURY, MARK 111, WISHKAH F STREETS MONTEGO. COUGARS, AND ENGLISH FORD ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON INTERSTATE ASPHALT CO. 905 EAST HERON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON phone: 533-0610 JERRY'S TEXACO SERVICE tex aco 2021 SIMPSON AVE. 1 BF ) ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON JONES AND JONES INSURANCE 109 NORTH BROADWAY KARL'S SHOE STORE ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON V. NURMI STANTON 35 HAROLD CADY ' 36 108 WEST WISHKAH JEAN KUTCHERA ’61 ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON KENNEY'S CUMMINS DIESEL SERVICE INC. 601 WEST HERON ST. KUSTOM KLAM KLEANERS SEAFOOD FRESH SEAFOODS ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON OCEAN SHORES, WASHINGTON I CCh LA ROSA'S BARBER SHOP 1 18% EAST WISHKAH 5000 WATTS STRONG ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON First on Grays Harbor99 APPOINTMENTS TAKEN LINKSHIRE MARKET LINNENKOHL'S CENTRAL PARK 500 EAST MARKET ST. ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN , WASHINTON 187 M M CAFE MAR HOOK AND EQUIPMENT 118 EAST WISHKAH STREET 400 WEST CURTIS ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON phone: 532—9785 ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON MARINER RESTAURANT, MOTEL AND TRAILER VILLA MC CAW AND COMPANY, INC. REAL ESTATE LOANS - INSURANCE 115 SOUTH H STREET OCEAN SHORES, WN, ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON MEAD WILSON AUTO REPAIR 313 SOUTH 1 STREET E.C. MILLER CEDAR LUMBER CO. ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON REPAIR MODERN PRINTER LITHOGRAPHERS phone, 532—8182 225 EAST HERON STREET MOST WESTERN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS INC. CORNER OF B AND 1 6th STS. ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 98520 HOQUIAM , WASHINGTON phone: 439-2022 MUSIC CENTER, INC. 211 EAST WISHKAH NORTHWEST T.V. AND RADIO 2200 SIMPSON AVENUE ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON EVERYTHING MUSICAL ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON MAGNAVOX - ZENITH SALES SERVICE ALL MAKES A. CARL FIRST INSURANCE 206 SOUTH K STREET OCEAN INVESTMENT REALTY 297 OCEAN SHORES BLVD. OCEAN SHORES, WASHINGTON phone, 289—3344 phone, 532-6700 OCEAN QUEEN DRIVE - IN WE CATER TO PARTIES ORDERS TO GO PAINE AND O'DAY INSURANCE FINCH BUILDING CHICKEN BY PIECES - BURGERS, PRIES ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON AND SHAKES WESTPORT, WASHINGTON PHONE: 268-3546 O.J. ACKER AND COMPANY 522 WEST WISHKAH BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF OLYMPIC CANDY CO. ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 307 EAST HERON STREET 188 PACIFIC OFFICE MACHINES CO. 618 WEST MARKET ST. P K SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE A8ERDEEN, WASH. 1ST F STREET COSMOPOLIS, WASHINGTON needs phone: 532—5382 PHONE: 533— 1 08 1 PEARSON'S HERON AND 1 STREETS PRYDE BROS. INC. 309 10 TH STREET HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON QUINN'S DAIRY BAR 412 SOUTH BOONE STREET ( ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON gV phone: 532—1428 RALPH'S CHEVRON SERVICE 2s,CHEVRON SUPREME HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON V RED'S TAXI CO. 408% EAST WISHKAH FOR REFRIGERATOR REPAIR SERVICE ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON SEE MC CARTHY phone: 532-5196 R.M. DONAHOE REALTY J. J. ROBINSON COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealing in properties in the North Beach Area PAINTS, WALLPAPER, GLASS, AND ROOFING MATERIAL Ocean City phone: 289-3531 3 1 1 EAST MARKET ABERDEEN ROSEVEAR'S MUSIC CENTER ROYAL PACIFIC AND TYEE SHORES LUXURY MOTELS • •EVERYTHING MUSICAL 1 211 EAST WISHKAH •'DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH ' ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON PHONE OCEAN SHORES 289—3650 ROY'S FISH MARKET SAGINAW SHINGLE COMPANY FOOT OF KARR STREET FINCH BUILDING FRESH BAIT FOR THE SPORTSMAN RED CEDAR SHINGLES PRODUCTS AND CUSTOM SMOKING AND ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON CANN1NG SEARS, ROEBUCK COMPANY G. BARTON SHERK INSURANCE 118 WEST WISHKAH 108% EAST HERON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 189 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT SIMONSON'S GIFT SHOP COMPANY 307 EAST MARKET 607 WEST WISHKAH STREET ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON INTERIOR ACCESSORIES GIFTS phone; 533—0581 SLIM'S SHELL SERVICE SMITH LOSLI INC. STATION 301 NORTH PARK 406 EAST MARKET ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON SQUARE DEAL GROCERY 109 WEST 1ST GOOD LUCK SENIORS STAR ELECTRIC 31 5 10th street COSMOPOL 1 S , WASH, HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON STONE'S CAFE STORK PAINTING SERVICE home styled cooking 212 6th street 413 ONTARIO STREET HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON phone: 438-5498 SUNSHINE CENTER MILLARD J. THOMPSON JR. Mil 2616 SIMPSON AVENUE PRESIDENT HA COIN-OP LAUNDRY AND COMPLETE THOMPSON INSURANCE ASSOCIATES OF DRY CLEANING ABERDEEN ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 320 WEST HERON, P.O. BOX 61 ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON PHONE) 5 33— 1 74 1 TRIPLE CITY MOWER AND REPAIR JACOBSEN MOWERS TWIN HARBOR STEVEDORING CO . INC. COLUMBIA BICYCLES AND UNION 76 PRODUCTS AND 2419 WEST FIRST STREET SERVICE 210 N.W, BLVD. - 1022 EAST WISHKAH ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ABERDEEN. WASHINGTON VACUUM SUPPLY SERVICE VAVREK REALTY 510% SIMPSON AVE. ••CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!' HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON 2017 - 19 SUMNER SALES ANO SERVICE ON ALL MAJOR BRANDS HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON phone: 438—0589 PAUL WARREN OIL COMPANY WAUGH'S MEN'S 2421 WEST FIRST STREET ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON BUDGET TERMS 1 1 0 EAST HERON STOVE FURNACE REPAIR 532-6634 ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON DON WARREN'S RICHFIELD WEBER'S GROCERY SERVICE WITH CARE HERON «! G STREETS ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON phonei 532—1770 FREE DELIVERY 2802 SIMPSON AVENUE HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON phonet 438—8011 WEST COST ORIENT COMPANY 417 7th street HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON WESTERN LUMBER, INC. JUNCTION CITY ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON WESTERN STATE LIQUIDATORS WOLFF'S WOMEN'S APPAREL 115 WEST HERON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON 209 SOUTH BROADWAY SALES- WAREHOUSE ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON EARLE C. WOODLAND AGENCY, INC. 108 EAST HERON ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON ZELASKO COMPANY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 316 WEST HERON STREET ABERDEEN, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS'. Harbor Millwork AIRPORT ROAD HOQUIAM, WASHINGTON PATRONS AIKEN and SANDERS ALICE GLEASON BOOKKEEPING ALOIS' BEAUTY SHOP A. W. BARKLEY, INC. BOULEVARD LUNCH BURNETT'S INSURANCE AGENCY CLEAVER'S WOMEN'S APPAREL CLYDE'S GUN SHOP COPELAND GLASS and PAINT SERVICE DR. J. L. FRODEL GLAMOUR SALON—HOQUIAM HARBOR DISPOSAL CO.-CONGRATS SENIORS HARBOR GIFT SHOP and GROCERY HAZEL'S GROCERY HILL'S GROCERY HOLCOMB AUTO UPHOLSTERY MR. and MRS. ERNEST INGRAM JOHNNIE'S TEXACO SERVICE OLYMPIC INN MOTEL REGINA'S WIG and BEAUTY SALON RENTAL MACHINERY COMPANY ROYAL CLEANERS STREET and LUNDGREN—ARCHITECTS SUNRISE CHARTERS THE USED CAR LOT-JOHNSON'S 191 You’ll always find something to do at Ocean Shores. Pat Boone Celebrity Golf Classic in June, Racing Weekend in the Fall, Fog Festival in February, Clam Prix in June. Ron Smith, winner of Clam Prix, Ocean Shores Ocean Shores Estates PROUD TO BE A PART OF GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY 192 seniors Abbott, Diane 22,132 Acker. Cathy 22 COG 1,2,3;FNA 1,2; UWD 1,2, 3 Ahrendt, Brian (Pineapple) 22, 35 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society; Spanish Club 2; Latin Club 2 Ainsworth. Gayle 22 COG 1,2,3. French Club 2,3; FBLA 2,3; Biology Club 1; UWD 2,3 Allen, Jay (Lum) 22,75,115, 121.132,103,106.107,108,109 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Manager 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; A Club 2,3; Ocean Breeze 3; A.S.B. Treasurer 3; Hall Duty 2;BOC 3; Senate 3; All School Play 2; Tennis 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 2,3; Vashon Leadership Conference 3; SWWSC member 3; Men’s Rooter Club 3 Allman. James 94,109,114,139 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; A Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3 Anderson, Bill 22 Boys’Fed 1,2.3 Antich, Gary 22,109 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1, 2,3; 50 Mile Swim Club 1 | Antich, John 22,100,109,118 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2, 3; Baseball 2,3; Service Officer 2; A Club 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,3; Boys State 3;Quinault 2,3 Aronson, Belinda 22 Arussel, Paul 22,79,109 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Honor Society 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Cross Country 3 Aschim, Janis 22,141,144 COG 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Choir 2,3; Golden Aires 3 Asikainen, Dawn 22,27,109, 137,141,144,145 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; Vice President 2,3; Math Club 2; Girls’Glee 2,3; Golden Aires 2,3; Lil’ Abner 3; WSU HSSC 2; Orchestra 1,2, 3; President 3; All State Orchestra 2; All Northwest Orchestra 3 Atkinson, Judy 22 Avery, Rick 22 Ayers. Janine (Pitt) 23,141, 142 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; French Club 1; Honor Society 1,2; Pep Club 2; AFS 2; Creative Writing Club 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Golden Aires 2,3 Bagnell. Georgia 23 COG 1,2,3 Baker, Dan 23 AV Crew 1,2; AFROTC Drill Team 2,3; Commander 3; AFROTC Color Guard Commander 2; AFROTC Staff Executive Officer 3; Football 3 Baker, Randy 23 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3 Balch, Judy Transfer Yelm;COG 2,3 Ball, Marlene 23.124 Rotary Exchange student to Argentina 1967-1968; Class Sec-Treas l;COG 1,3; Dance Chrmn 1; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 1; Honor Society 1,3; UWD 1,3; Senate 1 Ballard, Dave 23 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1, 2,3;Spanish Club l;Track 1,2; Senate 1;UWD 1,2,3 Barr, Dave (Andy) 23 Transfer Clackmas High School, Portland, Ore; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Boys’ League 1,2; Boys’ Fed. 3 Barrett. Miles (Moe) 23,79,82 83,109 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; A Club 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Cross Country 3; Football 1 Barry, Allen (The Man) 23,34, 106,107,108,115 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; BOC 3; Crosscountry 2,3;Track 2, 3; UWD 1,2,3; ASB Vice President 3 Basich, John (Geish) 20,23,89, 101,108.115,120,152 Senate 1; Class President 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Boys’State 3; A Club 1,2, 3; Ocean Breeze 3 Beck, Juanita 23,117 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Treas. 3; Rooter Club 1,2; UWD 1,2,3 Berken, Janet (Buck) 23,109 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; FT A 1;AFS 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2 Bernhardt, John 23 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; UWD 3; Pingpong 2 Best, Becky 23,141.142 COG 1,2,3; Golden Aires 1,2, 3; Spanish Club 1; FBLA 2 Billings, Carol 24,121 Honor Society 1,2,3; Choir 3;GAA 1; FNA 1;TTS 1; Biology Club 2; French Club 2,3; Rooter Club 2; Pep Club 3 Bingham, Van 74 Bivens, Elaine 24,143 Girls' Glee 1,2,3 Blahut, Steve 24 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3 Bland, Ted 24 Blomberg. Jim 24 Bogdanovich, Cheryl (Bogie) 24 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2 Boulden, Sandy 24 Bowman. Cheryl 24 COG 1,2,3; FSW A 2,3; Art Club 3, Rooter Club 2; UWD 1,2,3 Bramstedt, Ann (Annie B) 20, 24,50,51,108,130 COG 1,2,3; Girl of Month 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senate 1,3; Class Secretary 2; French Club 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3: Leaderettes 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Rooter Club 2,3; FT A 1 Brawley, Richard (Rich) 24, 115,138.139 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1,2, 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Drum Major 3; Pep Band 1,2; Track Mgr. 1,2; Cross Country Mgr. 2. Brown, Dawn 24 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; DECA 3; FSWA 2; TAV 2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Brown, Lynn 24,109,110,111,121 Transfer from Orchard High School, Wenatchee, 1966. COG 1,2,3, Treas. 3; UWD 1.2, 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Biology Club 1; Rooter Club 2; Ocean Breeze 3; Pep Club 1,2,3 Brown, Walt 25 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Men’s Rooter Club 1,2,3. Burnette, Sharon (Burn) 25,72, 121 COG 1,2,3; Dance Chrmn. 1,2; 193 Senate 1,2; Rooter Club 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Class V. Pres. 2; UWD 1.2,3; Pep Club 3; Pep Staff 3; Ocean Breeze 3; Honor Society 3. Burr, Janice (Bod) 25,43,72, 73,114,141,152 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 2; Pep Staff 3; Honor Society 1; Choir 1,2,3; Golden Aires 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3 Butcher. Brent 25 Boys. Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 1, 2,3 Button, Mike 25,97.108,115, 149 Cady, JoAnne 25,143 COG 1,2,3; GAA 1; Girls’ Glee 3; UWD 1,2,3 Cady, John (Dr. John) 25 Cady, Louise (Mad Dog) 25, 109,114,115 COG 1,2,3; Girl of the Month 1; Honor Society 1,2, 3. Sec. 3; UWD 1,2,3; Ariel 3; Creative Writing Club 3; Latin Club 2,3; Rooter Club 1; Biology Club 2; AFS 2; French Club 1,2; FT A 1; Danch Chrmn. 1,2; Math Club 2, Girls’ State 2. Caldwell, Sharon 25 Calica. Rita 25 Carpenter, Linda 25 COG 1,2,3 Caton, Ron 25 Charette, Emily 25,121 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; French Club 1; Pep Club 2; FT A 1; Ocean Breeze 3. Chartrey, Gary (Fatman) 26, 74,96 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1,2 3; UWD 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Football 1.2,3 Clark, Jack 26 Claxton, Dale 26 Clavadetcher, Dave (Scratch) 26 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 3;Tennis 2; Wrestling 1 Clay, Ed 26 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Track 1; Latin Club 1 Clay. Janet (Peanut) 20,26 108,111,130 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2.3; Senator 1,3; French Club 1,2; Latin Club 2,3; Leaderettes 2,3; FTA 1; AFS 1; Rooter Club 1; Dance Chrmn. 1,3; Service Officer 1. Coic, Henry 26 Cole, Sara 26 Corier, Sally 26 COG 1.2,3 Cozzutto, Adriana (Adri) 26, 109,137,144 COG 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2 3; Sec. 3; Thespians 3; UWD 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Math Club 1. Craig, Doug 27 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 Crawford, Pam 27 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Lil Abner 3. Criel, Tom 27 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Deca 3. Crowder, Bill 27 Cutts. Marcia 27,108,109,111, 135.150,153 COG 1,2,3, Girl of the Month 3; Honor Society 2,3; Choir 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Girls’ Glee 3; UWD 1,2,3, Chrmn 3; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2.3; Creative Writing Club 2,3; Ariel Staff 3; Biology Club 2; Pepcourt Princess 3. Dahlgrcn. Jan 27 Dalbey, Jim (Clackers) 27 Daneker, Carol 27,143 COG 1,2,3; GAA 1;UWD 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2,3; Lil Abner 3; Rooter Club 2. Daneker, Richard (Rich) 27, 109.139.141,144 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1, 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1.2,3; Soph 1sticats’ 1,2, 3; Goldenaires 2,3; MJB 1; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2. Davenport. Arline (Susie) 27, 143 Davenport, Jane 28 COG 1,2.3; Pep Club 3; GAA 1; UWD 1,2,3. David, Gary 28 Dean. Pamela 28,35,108.110, 124,130 COG 1,2,3, Pres. 3, Girl of the Month 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; BOC 3; Senate 2,3; Rooter Club 1,2,3; AFS 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2,3; UWD 1,2,3, Chrmn. 2; Costume Chrmn. Diary of Anne Frank’ 3 DeLateur, Steve 28,102,09 Boys’ Fed. 1.2,3; A Club 1,2, 2; French Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Science Club 3; Golf Team 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 Delia, John (Flower) 28,74,75 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 3; Lil’ Abner 3; Rooter Club 2 Dell, Larry 28 Donovan, Helen 28,81,109,128 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Latin Club l,2,3,Sec. 3; Leaderettes 3; Tennis 1,2,3; AFS 3; FTA 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1; UWD 1,2,3 Donovick. Michelle (Dono) 20 28,108,150.153 COG 1,2,3; Class Senator 1, 3; Spanish Club 1; Pep Court 3; Pep Club 2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Pep Staff 2 Doze man, Steven (Steve) 28 Transfer from Peterson High 1967,Sunnyvale, Calif. Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Creative Writing Club 2,3; Men’s Rooter Club 3 Dragecevich, Suzann (Drag) 28 108,130,152 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Leaderettes 1,5,3; Pres. 3; Service Officer 1; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Senate 3; Dance Chrmn 2; Miss Merry Christmas 3 Druzianich, Seran 28 Edinger, Carol 28,142 Eklund, Nancy 28,50,51,109, 119,127,144.145 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3, V.P. 3; Math Club 2,3; Biology Club 3; UWD 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3, V.P. 3; Rooter Club 1; Quinault 2,3; Pep Club 2. Emerson. Glenn 28 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; 50 Mile Club 1,2,3; A.V. Crew 1,2,3 Enrico, Marie 29 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Creative Writing Club 2. Erickson, Mike (Buck) 29 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1; UWD 1,2,3 Etelamaki, Peter 29 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3 Evangelista. Chris 29.142,142 Evans, John 29,94,108 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Swim Team 2,3; Water Basketball 3; A Club 3; Spanish Club 3; UWD 1,2,3; Chrmn. 3; Rooter Club 3 Evans, Linda 29 Evans, Mark (Len) 20,29,103, 108,109,115,121,141,142 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3, Council 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Dance Chrmn. 1,3; Creative Writing Club 2; Goldenaires 2, 3; A Club 2,3; Senator 1,3; Class V.P. 3; Choir 1.2.3, Pres. 3; Intramurals 1. UWD 1,2,3 Chrmn. 2; Ocean Breeze 3 Football Mgr. 2; Basketball Mgr. 2; Tennis Team 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Boys' State 3; Litter Comm. 2; Mens’ Glee 2 Evans, Tom 29 Everett, Cheryl 29 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2; Rooter Club 2; Choir 1; FTA 1; FNA 2 Fagerstedt, Gary 29,74 Failor, Vicki (Fish) 29,117, 108,150 COG 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Pres. 3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Miss Football’’ 3 Girls’Glee 1,2, Senate 3 Falk, Debbie 29,109,144 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Sec. Treas. 3; FTA 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Rooter Club 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Choir 3; UWD 1,2,3; Lil Abner’ 3; Girls’ Glee 3 Fenton, Dale Fenton, Jane 29 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 2; French Club 2; FBLA 1,2; Ferrier, Diane 29,137 Fitzpatrick, Cathy 30,109 FNA 1,2; Biology Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Math 2 Fleury, Donn, 30,43,74 Fleury, Mike Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1 Foster, Jerry 30 Fovargue, Bill (Bell) 20,30, 108,109,120,127,128 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Ocean Breeze 3; Editor. Senate 3; French Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; ABM 3; SEQ Committee 3; AFS 2,3; Boys’ Senate 2; Boys’ State 2; Ski Club 2; Pres.; Service Officer 2; (Foreign Study League; Student to France Sum- 194 mer 1968 Intramurals 1,3; Men’s Rooter Club 2; Dance Chrmn. 1;UWD 1,2,3; Delegate SEWCE 3; Creative Writing; Club Class Chrm 3; Senior Class UWD Chrmn. 3 Fox, Stan Francisco, Rhonda 30 Fraser, Vicki 30.109 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1.2,3; Biology 1,2,3; Fren ch Club 1,2,3, UWD 1,2,3; FNA 1,2; Rooter Club 1,2; Math Club 2,3; Pep Club 2 Frazer, Steve (Pussycat) 30, 42,75,88,96,153 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1, 2,3; Sgt. at Arms 3; Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3 Fnberg, Donna 30 COG 1,2,3;GAA l,2;Choir 1,2; Rooter Club 2; Deca 3 UWD 1,2,3 Frost, Beverly (Bev) 30,109 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Pep Club 2; Rooter Hub 1; Choir 1,2,3; FTA 1, 2; FSWA 2; Latin Club 1,2 Frost, Emily 30,109.120,127 COG 1,2,3; French Club 2,3, pres. 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; UWD 1,2, 3; FLA 1; Ocean Breeze 3; Creative Writing Club 2; Rooter Club 1; FTA 2; Dance Chrmn. 2,3 Fry, Steven 30 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1,2 Furth, Kathy 30 COG 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Rooter Club 1,2; Biology Club 2; FTA 1 Furth, Tom 30 Furubotten. Harold Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3. Gateson, Frank 30 Ghilarducci, Mike 31,144 Giese, Chloris (Woman) 31,115, 130 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Latin Club 2,3; FTA 1.2; FBLA 1; Biology Club 1; Thespians 2,3, Sr. Rep. 3; Leaderettes 2,3, Sec-Tr. 3; Rooter Club 1; Delegate SEWBE 3; Delegate 1968 Summer Seattle University Study Tour-Europe 3 Girgich, Tom 31 Gobat. Jolene 31 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 2; FBLA 2. Gozart. Alan (Beetle-nuts) 20, 31.85,103,108,109,139 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Tennis 1,2,3; A Club 2,3; Senator 3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Granger. Carol 31 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Hagara. John 31 Boys Fed. 1,2,3 Hagfors, Russell 31 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2,3; AV Crew 2 Hake. Gayle 31 Transfer from Mt. Vernon HS Mt. Vernon, Wash. 1967 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 2; Choir 3; UWD 2,3 Halbert. Jim 31 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Football mgr. 2; A Club 2,3; Rooter Club 2, UWD 1,2,3; “Lil Abner” Hampton, Wally 31 Hann. Jim (Traveler) 27,31,74, 75,76,99.106,107.108,115,152 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Senate 3; BOC 3; Football 1,2,3; UWD 1, 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; A Club 2,3; ASB Pres. 3 Hannick, Sheri 31 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2 Hanson, Jean 31,134 COG 1.2,3; UWD 1,2,3; FBLA2, 3; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1; Rooter Club 1; Pep Club 1,2 Hatley, William 32,94,131 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; JRAFROTC Drill Team, JRAFROTC News Letter 3; Thespians 3; Swim Tean Mgr. 3 Hayes, Mel (Marvel) 32,75,112 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; V. Pres. 3; Football 3; A Club 3; AV Crew 1,2,3 Heikel, Patti 32,42,80,81,93, 109 Honor Society 1,2,3; GAA 1,2, 3; V.P. 2; Pres. 3; Biology Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Pres. 3; UWD 1.2,3; COG 1,2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Girls’ Tennis 3. Heiny, Diane (Plumper) 20,32, 108.130 Hendrickson. Eric (Airplane) 32,109,50,51,99 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Council 3; Honor Society 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Track 1,2,3; Delegate Science Symposium; Math Club 3; UWD 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; Rooter Club 3 Hendrickson, Dan L. Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3 Hensley, Carol 32 COG 1,2,3; FLA 3. Pres. 3; Girls’ Glee Hermsen, Sherri 32 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 FTA 2; Spanish Club 1; Rooter Club 2 Hoggatt, Carmen 32,134 Holmes, David (Bucky) 32,74, 141 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Golden Aires 3; UWD 1,2,3; Band 1; Choir 3; “A” Club 3; Spanish Club 1,2; ‘‘Lil Abner” 3. Hopkins, Dennis (Hoppy. Duck) 32,42,75,76,100,101 Hosford, Cyndy COG 1,2,3 Hovis, Dennis 32 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 Rooter Club 2; Howard, Bev 32 Hranac, Terri 32,34,72,73,119, 124,153 COG 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Thespians 1,2,3; Pep Staff 3; Leaderettes 2; Senate 2; Pep Club 3; School Plays 1,2 Hulbert. Heather (Wuggins) 32.109.145 COG 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3; FNA 2; Biology Club 1.2; Rooter Club 1 Huntington. Pam 33 COG 1,2,3; FNA 2; Rooter Club 2; UWD 1.2,3; DECA 3 Jackson, Robbie 33 Jacobson. Robert Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3 Jamieson. Alan 33 Class V.P. 1; Spanish Club 1; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Dance Chrmn. 1 Jamtaas, Margo (Tooth) 33,72, 73,108,114.141,153 COG 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Golden Aires 2,3; “Lil Abner” 3; Pep Staff 3; Rooter Club 2: Senate 3 Dance Chrmn 2. Jelovich, Sam (Sammy) 20,33, 108.109.120 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Senate 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; OB 3; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1 Jenkins, Bill 33 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3 Jez, Cliff 33 Johnson. Louie 33,79,99 Johnson, Scott (Dino) 33,102, 109.120 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Honor Soc. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Basketball Mgr. 2,3; Golf 1,2,3; “A” Club 2,3; OB 2,3 Johnson, Terry Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3 Jones, David 33 Jurasin.Tom 144 Kauhanen, Kristy (Krips) 26,33, 51,109,115,118,124,127,130 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; “Top Ten” 3; French Club 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2,3 VP 3; Pep Club 2,3 Rooter Club 2; AFS 2, Pres. 3; FTA 1,2; “Quinault” 2, Photography Ed. 3; Girls’ State 2; Class Valentine 2; Kelly. Mariann COG 1,2,3 Ketola, Jim (Stickshift) 33,126 King, Angela (Angie) 33 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Service Officer 1,2 Kivi. Don 33 Kralevich, Janet (Cro ) COG 1,2 Girl of the Month 1. Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; FTA 1,2,3; FSWA 1; AFS 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; “Quinault” 2, Co-Editor 3; CJ Club 3; UWD 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2 Senate 3; Dance Chrmn. 2; Biology Club 1 LaFreniere, Sherry 34 COG 1,2,3; GAA 1;UWD 1,2,3; FLA 3 Larner, Steve 34,50,51,79,96. 114,115 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Boys’ State 3; Debate Club 1,2,3; Math Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; A Club 1,2,3; Crosscountry 2,3;Track 1, 2,3; Football 1 Lawson, Dennis 34 Boys’ Fed. 3; ROTC Newsletter Staff 3; UWD 3; (Transfer from Green River, Wyoming) Lea, Dennis 34 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Track 1; Spanish Club 1; Senate 1; FTA 2; Litter Committee 2 Leech, Ron 34 Leeds, James 34,97 Leopard, Frank 34 Lindberg,Diane 34 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3. Lindseth, Carla 34 COG 1,2,3; FLA 1 Lindsey, Pam (Linz) 35,120 COG 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; FBLA 2; Ocean Breeze 3; Honor Society 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; UWD 1,2,3; CJ Club 3 Logan, Brenda 35,43 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Biology Club 1; FBLA 2 Loucks, Kathy 35,143 Lynch, Anne (Sequins) 35 GAA 2,3; Library Staff 3; TTS 1 Lynch, Lori 35,143 COG 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2,3; FLA 3 Mahaffey, Robyn 35 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Biology Club 1 Majeski, Frank 35 Maki, Gayle 35 Manenica, Kathleen (Manen) 35,130,135 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; Leaderettes 2,3; Creative Writing Club 3; Ariel Staff 3; Dance Chairman 2; Pep Club 3; Girl of the Month 2 Mangold, Trish 35,131 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; TTS 3 Markley, Judy 35 COG 1,2,3; TTS 1,2,3; FLA 1 Martin, Tim 36 Boys’ Fed. 2,3; (Transfer from Tacoma, Washington) Mason, Terri 36 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Dance Chairman 3; FNA 2; Biology Club 1,2 Mathis, Joe 36 May, Bill (Buttman) 36 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; Band 1; MJB 1; Orchestra 1; French Club 1,2,3; Service Officer 1,2 Mayton, Anne 36,109 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Rooter CluE 1,2 McAfee, Colin 1,2 McBride, John McCarty, Mike McCloskey, Jeff McDonald, Jim 36 McElwee, Eileen 36 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Thespians 3 McMeckin, Mike (Mcekin, Cramps) 36,74,75,76,96,153 McMenemy, Joan 36 COG 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; FBLA 2 McMillan. Sandy 36 McPeak, Bryan 36 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1 McPherson, Debbi 36,109,114, 138.139 COG 1,2,3; FNA 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Honor Society 1,2 3; Rooter Club 1,2; GAA 1; UWD 1,2,3; Concert Band 1, 2,3; Secretary 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Majorette 3; Orchestra 2; French Club 2, 2,3; AFS 2,3 Mercer, Jack 37,131 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; KOB 1,2, 3; Stage Crew 2,3 Messmer, Maryann (Kraut-Lady) 37,109,144 COG 1,2,3; Biology Club 1, 3; Marching Band 1,3; Concert Band 1,3; Orchestra 3; UWD 1,3; Pep Club 3; Student Director 1; (Transfer from Ames, Iowa) Miller, Charles 37 Miller, Dale 37 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1.2,3 Miller, Faith 37 COG 1,2,3; Creative Writing Club 2; Ocean Breeze 3 Miller, Joyce 37 Miller, Kris 37 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; FTA 1; Rooter Club 1,2; GAA 1;DECA 3 Mitchell, James 37 Mitchell, Marilyn Mode, Sharon (Mole) 37,143,109 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Biology Club 2; French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee 2,3 Moore, Dale 37 Moran, Beverly (Woody) 37,143 COG 1,2,3;TTS 1,2,3; Secretary 2; President 3; Biology Club 2; Rooter Club 1, 2 Morehead, Cathy 27,109,141,142 (Agnes) COG 1,2,3; French Club 1,2 3; Rooter Club 2; Girls’ Glee 2; Pep Club 3; UWD 1,2, 3; Lil Abner 3; Choir 2,3; Council 3;Golden Aires 3; FTA 1,2; AFS 2; Honor Society 1,2,3 Murray Lynda 37,143 Myers, Laura 37,130 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Leaderettes 2,3 Nadeau, Linda 38 Newman, Gilbert 38 196 Newman, Pam 26,38,50,51,106, 108,109,111,115,119,124,144 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2,3;Orchestra l,2,j;BOC 3; Senate 2,3; AFS 1,2,3, Finalist 2; Quinault 2,3; ASB Sec. 3; SWWSC 3; Vashion Workshop 2, Rooter Club 1, 2; FSWA 2; FTA 1; French Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; TOP TEN 3; Lil Abner’’3 Nichols, Gayle 38 Norkoski, Don 38,79,82,102 Wrestling 1,2,3; Gold 1,2,3; A Club z,3; Honor Society 1, 2; Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3 Norton, Lauren 38,114 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; FNA 1,2; WSU HSSC 2 Olson, Gary 20,38,94,95,108, 115,118,132 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Swim Team 1,2,3; Co-Captain 3; Class Pres. 1; Senator 2,3; Mens Glee 2; AU School Play 2; Thesbians 2,3, Pres. 3; Honor Society 2,3; Boys’ State 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Rooter Club 2 Olson, Sheila 38 Parbon, Janice 38 COG 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2, 3; GAA 1,2; Rooter Club 2 Parnel, Dan 38,109,136 Boys Fed. 1,2,3; AV Crew 1, 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3 Pearsall, Dugan 35,38,101 Pearsall, Nancy 38,126 Honor Society 1,2,3; FTA 2, 3; COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3 Pearson, Donna K. 38 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Deca 3, Pres. 3; Rooter Club 2; Creative Writing Club 2 Peppard, Christine (Chris) 38 Peters, Linda 39,109 GAA 1; Biology Club 1,2; UWD 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Dance Chrmn. 2 Peterson, Mike L. 39 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; AV Crew 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3; UWD 1, 2.3 Peterson, Mike T. 39 Phemetton, Betsy 39 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2; TTS 3; FLA 3; UWD 1,2; Office Staff 3; Rooter Club 2 Phillips. A1 39 Potts, Andrea (T-Pot) 39,50, 51,108,109,114,118,120,128, 208 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3, Nuntior 2, Quaestor 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Quinault 2,3, Coeditor 3; Pep Club 1, 2; FTA 1; Ocean Breeze 3; UWD 1,2,3; Math Club2;BYU Publications Workshop 3; Senate 3 Preble, Robin (Preeb) 20,39, 108,109,115,135 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2, 3; UWD 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3; Latin Club z,3; AFS 2,3, Finalist 2; Ariel Staff 3; FT A 1; Student Travels in Europe 3. Preszler, Keith 39,85,121 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; French Club 2; Ocean Breeze 3 Ramsdell, Mike 39,99 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1, 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Rooter Club 2 R«ntdell, Dennis (PooO 34,39, 72,114,120,153 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2; Latin Club 2; 2; Ocean Breeze 3; Pep Staff 3. Pep Conference (CWSC) 2. Rathbun. Colleen 39,109 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2.3; GAA 1,2; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Rooter Club 2; Biology Club 2,3 Reames, Laurel 39 COG 1,2,3; UWD 2,3; Choir 2,3; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3 Reichter, Barbara (Bunny) 39, 130 COG 1,2,3; Leaderettes 2,3; Class Valentine 1; Rooter Club 1,2; UWD 1,2,3, Chrmn. 1; Biology Club 1 Rhoades, Jakye 39,120,141 (Transfer 1967 Hoquiam High School) COG 1,2,3; Choir 1, 2,3; Goldenaires 3; Lil Abner 3; Ocean Breeze 3; UWD 1.2.3 Rhoden, Jennie 40 COG 1,2,3 Rich, Rosemary' 40 COG 1,2,3; Band 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; FBLA 2; FNA 1,2; Rooter Club 1,2; Deca 3 Richardson, Mary 40 Rickey, Gailyn 40,131 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; TTS 2.3 Roberts. Mark 40 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Thespian 2,3; Football 1;UWD 1,2,3; Lil Abner 3 Ross, Cheryl (WW) 40,109 COG 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; GAA 1; Biology Club 1,2,3 Roy, Diane 40 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1; FTA 1 Rozmaryn, Mary 40,80 COG 1,2,3; FLA 1;TTS 1; GAA 1,2,3 Savage, Jerry 40 Schafer, John 40,94 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Swim Team 1,2,3, Captain 3; 50 Mile Swim Club 1,3; Water Basketball 1,3; Schmid, Caroline 40,131 COG 1,2,3; TTS 1,2,3, Sec. 3; UWD 1,2,3 Schoening, Susan 40,114,120 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2, 3; FTA 1,2; Latin Club 2; Creative Writing Club 2; Ocean Breeze 3 Schouboe, Richard (Shoboo) 41, 94,109,115.118,135,137 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3, Pres. 3; Science Club 3, Pres. 3; Quinault 2,3; Swim Team 1,2,3; AFS 2; A Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Wrestling 2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Math Club 2,3 Scott, Claire 41,109 COG 1,2,3; French Club 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee 2; All School Plays 2; Thespians 3, Sec. 3 Scott, Melissa (Chucka) 41 COG 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; One Act Plays 2; UWD 1,2,3; The Diary of Anne Frank 3. Scott, Sheryl 41,109,144 COG 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Honor Society 2, 3; Rooter Club 2; Biology Club 3; Spanish Club 3; FNA 2 Scott, Shirley 41 Selin, Gerald (Picnic) 26,41, 106,108,112,115,131,132 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3, Pres. 3; BOC 3; Senate 3;KOB 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; Goldenaires 2,3; Men’s Glee 1,2,3; AV Crew 1,2,3 Serredell, Bob (Buster) 41,72, 103,108,118 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3, Chrmn. l;Swim Team 1,2; Thespians 2,3; Quinault 3; Pep Staff 3; BOC 3; AFS 1; All School Play 2; Lil Abner 3; Choir 3; Men’s Rooter Club 3; Goldenaires 3; Ski Club 2; Men’s Glee 2; Latin Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Senate 3; Tennis 3 Shay, Connie (DO-Do-Bug) 41 COG 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2, 3; Service Officer 1;UWD 1,2,3; CJ Club 3 Shay, Gloria (Twid) 41,117 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Sec. 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Biology Club 1,3; UWD 1,2,3; CJ Club 3 Shofner, Russel (Clarence) 41 Shumate, Betty 41,141 Sidor, Cheryl 34,41,142,143, COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Girls’ Glee 2,3, Pres. 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Biology Qub 2; FLA 3; Service Officer 1; Dance Chrmn. 1,2 Siese, Kathleen 143 Sliva, John (Preacher) 42,79, 96,103,115,109 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Latin Qub 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Crosscountry 1,2,3, Capt. 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; A Club 2,3, Sec. 3; Boys’ State 3; UWD 1,2,3 Smiley, Laurie 42 COG 1,2,3 Smith, Gary 42 Smith, Greg 42 Smith, Robert (Bob) 42 Smith, William (Bill) 42 Solan, Sally 42,109,134 COG 1,2,3; Honor Society 1, 2,3; FTA 1,2,3, Sec-Treas. 3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Rooter Qub 1,2 Solar, Kurt 42 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1; Deca 3 Solberg, Ken 42 Sorenson, Rick 42 Sowers, Bob Spear, Dan 43 Spencer, Chuck 43 Stead. John (Steed) 43 Stiles, Ron 43 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Rifle Team 1,2,3; Track 3 Stoddard, Michael (Mike) 43 Street, Barbara (Goat) 43,117, 135 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1; Ariel Staff 3, Editor 3; Creative Writing Club 2,3; Biology Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 3 Sundquist, Ray (Howie) 20,26, 43,50,51,108,118 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Tennis 1, 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; A Club 1,2,3; French Club 1,2; Wrestling 1; Honor Society 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3, V. Pres. 3; Men’s Glee 2; One Act Plays 2; Men’s Rooter Club 3; Senator 3; Quinault 3; Intramurals’ 2 Sundt, Mark 43,94,109 Suriyakham. Bousaba (Boots) 43,125,151.152 AFS Exchange Student 1968-1969 from Aroonpradit High School, Petburi, Thailand) COG 3; French Club 3; AFS 3; Pep Club 3;Choir 3; UWD 3 Swan. Robert (Bob) 43,145 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; choir 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 Swor, Bill 44,74 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Football 3; A Club 3 ; Rooter Qub 2; Honor Society 3 Taylor, Bonnie (Bonita) 44 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2 Thomas, Mary Ann (Boberry) 44, 109,121 COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3; Ocean Breeze 3; Latin Club 2,3; Honor Society 1,3; Rooter Club 1; Dance Chrmn. 1 Thompson, Ron 44 Thompson. Terry 44 Tingwall, Julie 44,109 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1,2, 3 Tjemberg, Betty 44 Torgerson, James (Snowshoe) 44 Transfer 1968 from Sitka High School, Sitka, Alaska; Boys’ Fed. 2,3; JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketbal 3; Track 1; UWD 2,3 Trader, Larry 44 Traversie, James 44 Trohimovich, Carol 45,50,51, 81,109,124,134 COG 1,2,3; French Qub 1,2,3; FTA 2,3, Pres. 3; Rooter Club 1,2; GAA 1; Girls’ Tennis 1,2,3; AFS 2,3, Sec. 3; Honor Society 1,2,3; UWD 1,2, 3; Thespians 3 Ultican, Tim (Tammy) 45,72, 197 73,103,114,115.141,142,152 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1,2.3; Swim Team 1; U VD 1,2, 3; Boys’ State 3; Men's Glee 2; Rooter Club 2.3; Choir 1,2,3;Council 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Goldcnaires 2,3; Pep Camp 2; Pep Staff 3; Lil Abner 3; All School Play 2. Valentine, Joyce 45,132 COG 1,2,3; Girls'Glee 1,2, 3; FLA 2. VanBeek, Stanly 45 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Intramural Chess 3. VanDeWall, Helen 45 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; UWD 1.2,3; FBLA 2.3; AFS 2; ns 1 Vlastelica, Dan 45,99 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; A Club 1, 2,3; Track 1,2.3; Football 2; Band 1,2; Waterbury, Lonnie 45,131 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Choir 1,2, 3; KOB 1,2,3: AFROTC Drill Team 2,3 Weber. Jack (Rabbit) 43,45, 75,96.97,99.152 Boys’ Fed. 1.2,3; A Club 1, 2,3, Pres. 3; Spanish Club 3; Football 1.2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Hall Duty 1,2.3 Webster. Mike 45 Weiblen. Monica (mono) 45 Weiner, Jerry 46 Boys’Fed. 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3; 50 Mile Swim Club 1, 2,3; Swim Team 1; Band 1,2, 3; Rifle Club 1.2; UWD 1.2. 3 White. Patti COG 1,2,3; UWD 1,2,3 Williams, Chris 46 A Club 2,3; Boys’ Fed. 1, 2,3; Hall Duty 2,3; Litter Committee 1; Basketball 1, 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3 Williams, Keith 46 Wilson, Emily (Emma) 46.109, 110,118.120,145 COG 1,2.3, 1st V. Pres. 3; Girl of the Month 1; Orchestra 1,2,3; Top 13; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3: Math Club 1,2; UWD 1,2.3; FT A 1,2,3; Pres. 2; Ski Club 2; Dance Chrmn. 1,2,3: Quinault 2,3; Ocean Breeze 3; AFS 1,2,3; Rooter Club 1; Girls' Tennis 1; FBLA 1; FSWA 1; Lil Abner 3. Wilson, Janice 46 COG 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; UWD 1,2: Madrigals 2 Wilson, Joan (Punky) 46,51 141,99 COG 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2,3; FT A 1,3; FBLA 2; AFS 2,3: Biology Club 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Orchestra 1: Band 1; Goldcnaires 3; Choir 3; Girls’ Glee 3 Winberg, Rick 47 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; French Club 1 Wines, Wendy (Winnie) 47,142, 143 COG 1,2,3; Girls’ Glee 2,3, Alto Rep. 3; Latin Club 2,3; Biology Club 1,2; Pep Club 1 Wiseman. Wendy 47 COG 1,2,3: UWD 1,2,3; Choir 3; Lil Abner 3; FNA 1 Woods, Irva 41,141 Woon. Hank 47 Boys' Fed. 1.2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3: AV Crew 2,3; Football 2; Intramurals 2,3; Wyatt, Kathleen 47 Wyningcr, Rich (Bomber) 47 130 COG 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2.3; Rooter Club 1; Biology Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; UWD 1,2,3; Dance Chrmn. 3; Biology Club 1. Zembal, Joe 47 Yakovich, Gene (Cracker) 47 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2;Honor Society 1 Yonich, Steve 47,75,96,99 Boys' Fed. 1,2,3; Football 1,2.3; Track 2,3; Spanish Club 2; French Club 1 York, Dennis 47,82 Boys’ Fed. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2.3; A Club 2,3; UWD 1,2, 3 Young. Suzanne (Suzie) 47,109, 144 COG 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; FT A 2; Hon-Or Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Rooter Club 1,2: Orhc-estra 1,2,3. Younger, Cathy (Yungie) 47.81, 109.130,135 COG 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3; Rooter Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Girls’ Tennis 3; Creative Writing Club 2,3; Ariel Staff 3; Leaderettes 2,3 Zelasko, Kathleen (Kathy) 47, 198 index juniors Aigner, Sue 53 Ainsworth, Kathi 53 Airhart, Becky 53 Aldrich. Willie 53 Allen. Harvey 53.84 Allen, Steve 53 Alstrom. Jack 53 Ancich, Kathy 53,110,130 Arusell. Janet 53.80,134.144 Astells, Greg 52,53,99,108 Babbe, Coni 53 Babineau, Bob 53 Backholm. Devin 52-53,99,108, 109.141.145 109.141,145 Bakotich, Mary 53 Balgaroo. Steve 53 Baretich, Diane 53 Barrett, Guy 53 Bartosh, John 53,99 Baxter. Jane 53,108 Bellafatto, Mike 53 Benn. Rich 52,53,100 Benzin, Steve 53,79,92,102 Bergerson. Diane 53 Berglund, Kris 53 Birdsall. Kathy 53 Black, Valerie 53 Blume. Ray Boatsman, Vikki Bolong, Gerardo 53 Bowers. Jeff 52,53.94,100,101, 108 Braack, Ernestine 53 Braaten. Dennis Bracken, Carolyn 53,144 Brawley, Greg 53 Breckow, Lauri 53,80 Breivo, Tom 53 Brennan, Curtis 53,144 Britzman. Mike 53 Brown, Randy 53 Bryson, Gary Burgess, Stan Burk, Myron 53 Burslie, Sue 53,114,138 Busenbark, Bruce 53,79,99 Caldwell, Mike 53 Campbell, Nancy 53,80,81 Carossino, Jim 53,94 Carpenter, Carol 53 Carpenter, Teressa 53 Carson, Mike 53 Caskey, Kevin 53,99 Cator, Doug 53,94,144 Chorba, Mark 53 Chouinard, Yvonne 53 Christiansen, Ken 53,99 Christiansen, Linda 53 Clark, Joe 53 Clark. Linda 53 Clavadetscher, Ann 53 Coghill, Carol 53 Connelly, Bob 53 Cook, David 53 Corpron, Cristina 53 Cote, Carla 53 Coulter, Sandy 53 Courcy, Kathi 53 Cozzutto, Jane 144 Crawford, Chris 53,99 Crites, Janet 53 Crites, Steve 53,78,99 Cronk, Teressa 54 Culver, Charlene Culver, Marie Daly, Jim 54,94,102 Davis. Allene 54 Dawson, Ken Deatherage, Robert Diehl. Vicki 54 Dewey, Karen 54 Dewey. Sharon 54 DiGuilio, Bob Dobson, Penny Dominoski. Jim 54 Dotson, Mindy Drake, Selma Dunbar. Terri 54 Dunn, Michael Ealey, Steve 54 Eaton, Colleen 54,143,145 Edinger, Lloydine 54,132 Edwards, Chuck Ekar, Kevin 54.79.89.96,103, 128 Ellefson, Ron 54 Emberley, Jeri Etelamaki, John Ferris, Steve 54,91,100.101 Feuerstein, Mary Jo 54,124, 128 Finley, Doreen 54,141 Fischer, Chuck 54,102 Fisher, Ernie 54 Fitzpatrick, Pat 54 Fitzpatrick, Paul 54 Fletcher, Bob 54 Fogclsong, Betty 54 Folkers, Julie 54 Ford, Gary Foshaug, Ken 54 Foster, Catherine 54 Foster, Lorna 54 Frary, Lori 54 Friberg, Joe 54 Fullaway, Doug 54,108,115,132, 135.136 Furstnow, Myra 54 Furth, Pattee 54 Furubotten, Jim Gaidrich, Mona 54,80,81,126 Gardner, Kim 54,94,113 Geddes, Gary 54 Gegen, Ed 54,59,78 Gentile, David Gibson. Gene 52,54,59,91,100, 108,132,144 Gilbert, Alyce 54 Gill, Sidney 54 Glud, Donald 54 Godfrey, Paul 54 Godynick, Stephen Gores, Mark 54 Goudy, Terri Graham, Marilyn 54 Greninger, Bob 54 Greninger, Deborah 54 Griggs, Debra Grimnes, Mona Guile. Robert Gunderson, Brenda 52,54,108, 130 Gurrad, Mary 54,143 Gustafson, Nancy 54.144 Guyon, Betty 54 Hackstadt, Ted 54,79,99 Hageman, Marlene 54 Halbert, Sue 54,130 Hale. Ken 54 Hall, Allen 54,79,91.99 Hall, Charles 54 Hall, Dave 54 Hall, John 54 Halverson, Ann 54,130 Hammel, John 54,99 Hannon, Bill 54 Hansen, Bruce 54 Hansen, Jack 54.88,100,101 Hansen. Kathy Harden, Elaine 54,85,118 Harmon, Shellie 54 Harp, George Hart, Tary 55 Hartman, Janice 55 Hathaway, Diane 55 Hatley, JoAnn 55 Hatt, Chris 55 Hayes. Gail 55,141,145 Headland, Cezanne 55 Henderson, Vicki 55 Hendrickson, Paul 55,102,119, 141 Hermsen, Peg 55 Herron, Sidney 55,84,99 Hewitt, Caren 55 Hewson, Vicki 55 Hickerson, Rick 55 Hicks, Mike 55,102 Hill, Debra 55,80,144,145 Hilliard, Rob 55,79,99,141, 144 Hinrichs, Karen 55 Hinton, Jim 55,84 Hoffman, David Holland. Cheryl 55 Holland, Donna 55,134 Holmeide, Fred 55,144 Holt, Larry 55 Homchick, Chester Homchick. Steve Hoonan, Kathi 55 Hopkins, Linda 55,130 Hovis, Diane 55 Huss, Jean Huss, Joedie 55 Hutchinson. Terri 55,145 Ingram, Cynthia 55,141,143, 144 Iverson. Bob 55,82,83,96 Jackson, Dennis 55 Jamison, Debbie 55 Jasper, Cindy 55 Jelovich, Catherine 55,130 Jensen, Jack 55 Johnson, Tawny 55 Johnston, Mary 55 Jones, Barb 55,144 Jones, Jodee 55,130 Jones. Linda 55 Jones, Steve 55,94 Jurasin. Phil S. 55 Kaiyala, Donna 55,145 Kaleb, Laura 55,80,119 Kalinowski, Ronald 55 Karamatic, Janet 55,141,144 Keefer, Donald 55 Keene, Ernie 55 Keeton, Nancy 55,80,143 Kegel, Ann 55 Keller, Dave 55 Kelly, Marta 55,80,144 Ketola, John 55,85,91,101 Kirkwood, John 55 Kivi, Dan 55,82,83,99 Knott, Sheri 55 Kombol, Janice 55 Kruger. Kathi 55 Kuhns, Nancy 55,134 Lachel, Dawn 55 Lachei, Diane 52,55,80.81,108, 126 Lamb, Greg 55,91,100,101 Langley, Mary 55,143 Lanning, Sandra 56 Lapacer, W'ayne 56 Lamer, Jackie 56,80,108,111 Larsen, Paula 56,130 Larson, Kris Layng, Chuck 56 Lee, Terry 56 Leeck, Becky 56,143 Leeds, Kathy 56.111,130 Leithold, Paul 56 LeMoine, Carol 56,118 Lindskov, Diane 56 Lloyd, Judy 56 Locke, Linda 56 Locke, Ron 56,145 Loncar, John 56,91,103 Loomis, Ron 56 Loucks, Roberta 56 Lowdermilk. Linda 56,143 Luark, Doug 56 Lundgren, Janice 56 Lundquist, Leslie 56 200 Lyse, Tom 56,59,91 Manenica, Chris 56 Marcelle, Lenore 56 Mariano, Anita 56,135,141 Matson, Becky 56 Mattson. Wes 56 Mayton, John 56,82,83 McCauley. Teresa 56 McCullom, Janice 56 McDonald. Art 94,100 McDonald. Lynn McGarrah. Jeff 56 McGuire, Dave 56 McKay. Sherry McKinney, Sally 56 McKown, Mary 56 McMillan, Reba McMillan. Sandy McNauli. Julie McPeak, Rick 56 Mefford, Scott Mekosky. Kathy Memmer, Celeste 56 Meservey. Pat 56,92,99 Meyer, Roberta 56 Michalak, Dan 56,79 Miles, Diana Miller. Kathy 56 Miller, Velma 56 Minks, Brenda 56 More head. Gene 56,94,114 Morrell. Bob 56 Moyer, Linda 56 Munk, Mary 52,56.108,141 Murphy, Colleen 56 Murphy, Ted Neet, Jerry 56 Nelson, Jim 56,91 Newman, Dora 56 Newman. Linda 56 Radford, James 57 Radka. John 57 Ralston, Earl 57 Ramiskey. Sandra 57,80,144 Ramsdcfi, Kenneth Ramsdell, Walt Rankka, Kris 57,119 Rattie, Adele 57 Redifer, Roger 57,94 Reeves. Mike 57 Relich, John 57 Revel, Charles 57 Revel, Lynn 57 Rodin, Sue 57,130,151 Rodrigue. Robin 57,124,127, 134,141,145 Roinas, Janis 57 Ronald, Therese 57,124 Roose, Steve 57 Rosenkrantz, Jill 57,145 Rozmaryn, Edith 57,80 Rutan, Leslie 57,144 Rux, David 57 Sackrider. Marie 57,135 Samples, Lester 57,99 Sanders, Donna Sanderson, Beverly 57 Sandland. Arnette 57 Sandoval. Josephine 57 Savage. Tim 57 Schmid, Marty 57 Schreck, Bill 57 Schwarz, Sue 57,111 Scott, Billye 57 Sealy. Mary 57,80.81,130 Seath, Nancy 57 Semmen, Ed Shay, Ron Shedd, Terry 57 Shellgren, Gordon 57,93,94.131 Shelstad, Richard 57,85,100 Silvan. Les 57 Simon, Ken 57,82,83 Simpson, Sam 57 Skinner, Arleta 57 Smith, Barbara 57 Smith, Diane 57 Smith. Edd 57 Smith, Sue 57 Snider. Debbie 57 Snodgrass. Mike 57,99 Soike, Steven 57,85,88,89,100, 101 Solan, Jim 57,91,92,102,128 Spaur, Ron Steams, Marilyn 57 Steen, Raymond Stensager, Chris 57,141 Stevens, Dennis 57 Stone, Mike 57 Straughn, William Streifel, Patty 57 Sturgill. Danny 57 Sturgill, Gary 58 Stutesman, Paul 58,83,84 Taylor, Mike 58,96 Tesia, Janet 58 Thompson, Terri 58 Thomas. Tom 58 Todd, Bonnie 58 Townsend. Marvin 58 Traversie. James Twiggs, Sherry 58 Undem, Jan Urych, Brenda 58 VanBeek, Steve VanBlaricom. Mike 58 VanDerbeek, John 58,141,145 VanVolkinburg. Richard 58,74, 82,83,101 VanWagner, Phil 58 Vasbinder, Donna 58 Vegh, Julius 58,82,83 Veitch, Debbie 58 Vessey, George 58 Vessey, Karin Vessey, Kay 58 Vlastelica, JoAnne 58 Volkman, Allen Wakefield, Debbie Walczyk, Joe 58 Walczyk, Nancy 58,80 Watts, Linda Werner, Roy E. Werner, Roy L. 58,91 WTiitcher, Denise 58 W illiams. Christie 58,118 Wilson, Mary 52,58,108,130 W ines, Terry 58,99,139,141 W inter, Kathleen 58 W iseman, Kerry 58,126 Wisner, Gloria 58 Wood, Richard 58 Workman, Ray Wright, Danny 58 Wright, Mary 58,136 Yearout, Susan 58 Yonich, Joni 58 York, Cal 52.58,94,108,113,141 York, Glenn Young. Jamie 58 Zembal. Jane 58 Ziara, Michael O’Brien, John 56,114,145 Oestrich, Kurt 56 Olsen, Nancy 56,141.142 Olson, Jerry 56,84 Olson. Shelley 56 Parbon. Jim 56 Parker, Deborah Parker, Myra 56 Parsons, John 56 Pascoe, Dan Passmore, Phil 56 Pearson, Jack 56 Pearson. Jacquie 56,141 Pentilla, Lauri 56 Perrine, Barney 56,94 Peterson, Frank 56 Peterson, Harold 57 Phemetton, Carol 57 Pibel, Trelani 57 Pinewski, Kathy 57 Playter, Linda 57 Powell, Nancy 57 Procter, Steve Preece, Diane 57 Prescott, Pegie 57 Questi, Keith 57 Quinn, Cheryl 57 201 index sophomores Abts, Jody 61,111 Acker, Lila 61 Adams, Debbie 61 Adamson. Kris 61 Ainsworth, Roger 61 Akerlund. Paula 61,145 Aleksey, Vince 61 Aleshire, Teri 61 Anderson, Ed 61 Apukka. Jim 61,84 Archie, Chris 61 Arell, Nancy Aronson, Nlachelle 61 Aronson. Mike 61 Atkinson. Bev 61 Bakotich, Eileen 61 Bakotich. Steve 61,99 Ball, Debbi 61 Ball, John 61 Ballard. Pat Bastin, Becky 61,80 Baxter, Susan 61 Baylous, Wynona Beck, John 61 Bednarik, Jerry 61.82,84,99 83 Beeman. Connie 61 Beeman, Jim 61 Benedict, Linda 61 Benlien. Jackiyn 61 Berge, Laurie 61 Berglund. Tom 61,94 Berken, Todd 61.94,95,139 Billings, Judy 61 Bilsland. Paula 61,80,144 Bingen, Jill 61 Bingham, Jon 61 Binkley, Lee 61 Birmingham, Cheri 61 Birmingham, Debbi 61 Bissell, Bruce 61 Bittinger, Mishele 61 Blahut, Karen 61,80 Blecha, Matthew 61 Blonski. Sue 61 Boerner, Karen 61 Bonfield, Gary 61,102 Borns, Debra 61 Boros, Nancy 61 Braaten, Glenna Braaten, Nancy 143 Bradley, Judy 61 Branford, Debbi 61,80,143 Branford, Diane 61 Bray, Kim 61 Brennan. Dave 61 Britzman. Larry Brown, Bruce Brown. Don 61.84 Brown, Jerry 61 Brown, Linda Brule, Debbie 61 Brummond, Jerry 61 Bryan, Greg 61 Bublitz, Penny 61 Bubnick, Steve 61 Buck, Patti 61 Bullington, Joel 61 Burch, Betty Ann 61 Burruss, Juanita 61 Burton, Jim 61 Cady, Fred 61 Cady, Terry Caldwell, Carole 61 Calhoun. Lorna 61 Carrels, Janiece 61 Chestnut, Pat 62,93 Chicano, Joseph 62 Chillman, Carolyn 60,62,108 145 Christiansen, Bill 62 Claxton, Ron 62 Cole, Debbi 62,80 Cole, Ken 62 Cook, Mary 62 Coroben, John 62 Cotton, Wayne 62,145 Cozad, John 62 Crawford, Mike 62 Crawford. Rich 62 Cuff, Margo 62 Culver, Ben 62 Dahlstrom. Kirk 62 Dalbey, Barbara 62 Daniels, Joe 62,101 Davis, Judie 62 Davis, Robert 62 Davis, Susan 62 Dawson, Vern 62 DcBay, Gayle 62,80 Dill, Sue 62 Dineen, Kathy 62 Dionne, Lori 62 Dittman. Bob 62 Dobson, Laura 62 Doll, Rodger 62 Donovan, Catherine 62 Dotson, Robin 62 Dragecevich. Karen 62 Druzianich, Janice 62 Dunn, Janet 62 Durrin, Barry Earl, Gretchen Eaton, Rick 62 Edmondson, Ken 62,99 Edmondson, Linda 62 Ekman, Arnold 62 Eldred, Kris 62 Eliasson, Linda 62,80 Ellingsen. Larry 62,82,93, 102 Ellis, Rod 60,62,99,108 Enkerud, Katy 62,145 Erickson, Sue Espedal, Linda 62 Eucker, Doris 62,80 Evans, Annette 62 Evans, Barbie 62,145 Evensen, Dan 62,141 Evensen, Pam 62 F'ailor, Robert 62,91 Fairbairn, Shelley Farmer, Kathy 62 Ficele. George 62 Finseth, Sheila 62 Fitzpatrick, Joe 62,99 F’leetwood, Randi Forbis, Susan 62 Ford, Cathy 62 Foshaug, Dennis 62,94 Foster, Calvin 62 Fox, Cathy 62.144 Fradenburg. Mari 62,143 Frank, Mitchell 62,84 Friberg, Dave 62 Fnberg, Kathy 62 Frizzell, Colleen 62 Frost, Jennifer 63,80 Frye, Rick 63,141 Fullaway, Karen 63 Fulleton, Virginia 63 Furth, Carl 63 Furth, Susan 63 Garrison, Marie 63 Gavette, Mindy 63 Geddes, Bob 63,79 Gibson, Terri 63 Gibbs, Dolly 63 GUI. Don GUlman, Mike 63 Gibson. Terri 63 Gisbrecht. Gail 63,132 Godfrey, Larry 63,92 Gohecn, Greg 63,93 Goings, Mike 63,108 Goodeil, Paul Gordon, Patrick 63,92,99 Gordon, L. Ron 63 Grcgoire, Tom 63 Grimnes, Ramona 63 Grobey, John 99 Gruber, David 63,93 Gukle, Laurie 80 Gulbranson, Roberta 63 Hagen. Weedy 60,63,108 Hajduk, Fred 92 Hall, Patricia 63 Hall. Steve 63 Hamilton, Kathy 63 Hammonds, Barb 63 Hampton, Janice 63 Hansen, Ken 139 Hansmann, Lynn 63 Hardy, Vicki 63 Harmon, Harriett 63 Harris, Sue Hatley, Nancy 60,63,108 Hayvaz, Bette 63 Hebert, Judy 63 Heikel, Larry 63,141 Hendrickson, Dan 63 Hendrickson, Lynn 63 Henry, BUI 63,99 Hensley. Dallas 143 Herigstad, George 63 HUI, Maryanne 63 Hinton, Thomas 63,84,99 Hnilica, John 84 Hoff, Dick 63,91,108 Hoffman, David 63 Holm, Nancy 63 Holt, Dan 63,141 Hood, Judy 63,143 Hoonan, Brian 60,63,108 Hough, Cathey Howard, Gary 63 Hoy, Sue 63 Huibert, Bob 63 Ingram, Pam 63 Iverson. Jeanette 63 Izzi. Rick 63 Jalo, Tedde 63 Jamieson. Cathy 63 Jamtaas, Jaime 63 Jarvis, Becky 63 Johnson. Darlene 63 Johnson. Janet 63 Johnson. Joel 63,79 Johnson. Marsha 63 Johnson. Steve 63,92,102 Jovanovich, Robin 63 Juntuncn, Steve 63,102 Jurasin. Phil 64 Kaltnoski. Walt 64 Kay. Mike 64 Kerrone. Mike Killian. Deborah 64 Kilmer. Linda 64 Koon. Diane 64 Korpi. Meg 64,80.108,111,132 Koski. Ann 64,141 Krulich. Barbara 64 Krulich, Tom 64,84 LaBounty, Stephanie 64 Lamb, Connie 60,64,108 Lancaster. Dawn Landry. Kate 64 Lara. Silvino 64,94 Layng. Annette 64 Leavenworth. Patty 64 Lee, Bob 64.99 Lesman. Mike 64 LeTourneau. Sharon 64 Lindbcrg, Steve 64.79 Little. Don 64 Little, Jim 64 Locke, Terri 64 Lovgren, Rich 64 Luark. Pam 64,80 Lundquist, Melanie 64,80 Mackey, Vicki 64 MacLean, Dale 64,141 Majeski, Marlene 64 Major. Starla Maki, John 64 Malernee. Camille 64 Mandich, Marilyn 64 Marcelle, Renee 64 Markley, W illard 64,131 Martin. Sean 64,94 Martin. Susan 64 Matheson, Scott 64 Mayr. Gary 64 McCarter, Connie 64 McCloskey, Debra McCollum, Dale 64 McDermid, Denise 64 McDonelle. Dan 64 McFadden, John 64 McKay, Billie 64 McKay. Dave 64 McLaughlin, Matt 64.92 McMillan. Robin 64 McPherson, Jean 64 Mehlhoff, Craig 64 Melheim. Clifford 64 Messmer, Robert 64,94,99 Millam, Tom 64.94 Miller, Barbara 64 Miller. Earl 64 Miller, Mary 64 Mills. Mike 64 Missel, Sandra 64 Mix, Larry 64 Mizin, Pam 64 Monday. Rose 64 Monohan. Becky 64,80 Montez, Barbara 64 Montoure, Keith 64 Moore, Jim 64 Morgan. Sue 64.132 Morrill. Sue 65 Morrow, Bill 65,84,99 Moulton. Nancy 60,65,108, 151 Muhlhauser, JoAnn 65 Mullen, Alan 65 Mullen, Paula 65 Murchison. Kelly 65,141 Murchy, Dick 65.141 Murdock, Kathleen 65,143 Murphy, Steve 65 Murray. Mike 65,82 Myhr. Debbie 65 Narrance, Tom 65 Nearing, Jim 65 Neet, Sylva 65,80 Nelson. Alvin 65 Nelson. Sue 65 Nicholas, Dave 65 Nicholas. Mike 65.84 Nickisch, Mary 65 Nieznalski, Mark 65,84,99 Noel. Garry 65,93 Noga. Mike 65 Novak. Marsha 65,143 Nyman, Jeff 65 O’Brien. Terri 65 Oleachea, Bruce 60,65,99,108 Oliver. Debbie 65,80 Olson, Lianne 65 Ostrom, Bob 65 Padgett, Laura Sue Parker. Dennis 65 Parker, Steve 65 Parnel, Diane 65.80 Parsons, Joe Pascoe, Julie 65 Paskas. Joe 65 Pearsall, Kathleen 65,143 Pearson. John 65 Pearson. Sandee 65 Pellegrini, Carol 65 Perry, Coleen 65 Perry, Warren 65 Peters, Dennis 65 Peterson, Debbie 65 Peterson. Jim 65 Peterson. Joan 65,143 Petta, Pricilla 65,80 Picard, Lynn 65 Porter, Pam Powell, Tom 65 Preszler. Ralph 65 Prudhomme. Linda 65 Pruett, Lee Pruett, Randy 65 Pryde. David J. 65 Ramsdell, Martha 65,80 Redifer. Janet 65 Reibel, Bob 65 Reiner. Cathy 65 Relich. Diane Reynolds, Barb 65,67,111 Richardson, Jack 65 Rickey. Melissa 65,143 Roberts. Bruce 65,93 Rose, Creighton 65 Rosi. Tom 65 Ross, Sarah 65 Rowe, Janet 65 Russell. Bill 65 Salituro. Craig 65 Schaffer, Bob 65,103 Scherieble, Jim 65 Schloz, Janet 66 Schmid. Roseann 66 Schneider, Kris 66 Schoening,Sherry 66 Scott, Fred 66.144,145 Scott, Gordy 66,141,145,103 Selin, Arthur 66,85 Semmen, Larry Serredell. Martha 66 Shelstad. Mike 66 Sherwood, Jennie 66 Shofner, Eric 66 Shook. Tom 66 Shovek, Kathy Shrader, lan Shumaker, Mary 66 Smiley, Dee 66 Smith. Carole Smith. Dave 66,141,145 Smith, Debra Smith. Dennis 66 Smith, Donna 66 Smith, Ed P. 60,66,108 Smith. Richard 66 Smith. Stan 66 Smith. Tamara 66,143 Smith, Tim 66,99 Sorenson, Mac 66 Splinter. Cathy 66 203 Spradlin. John 66 Stanley. Rochelle 66 Steen. James 66 Stein, Anita 66 Sterner. Clayton 66 Steurmann, Rex 66 Stevens, Mary 66,132,80 Stoddard, Rick 66,99 Stoeser, Dennis 66 Stone, Bruce 66 Stouffer, Steve 66,93,103 Straughn, Denis 66 Strieker, Joe Strong. Dyann Strugar. Mark 66 Strothers, Pam 66 Sturgill, Mary 66 Sumner. BUI 66,93,99 Swor, Eugene 66,99 Targus, Nancy 66 Taylor. Bob 66 Taylor, Rosemary 66 Thayer, Patti 66.145 The in, Larry 66 Thomas, Brian Tielke, Veronica 66 Tippet. Rick 66,102 Trautman, Kathy 66 Triesch, Dennis 66 Turk, Josephine 66 Turner, Dan Wyninger, David 66 Yakovich. Rosemary 66 Yates. Terry 66 Yonich, Mike 66 Zelasko, Joan 66 Urdahl, Ann 66 VanBeek, Vicky 66 VanBlaricom, Wayne VanDerBeek, Muffy 66 VanHess, Mark 66,92 Vaniderstine, Jenine 66 Vataja. Maret 66 Vessey. Karen M. 66 Vessey. Larry 66 Vessey, Teresa Vincent, Steve 66 Volkman. Dale Wagner, Selina 66 Walker, Mike 66 Walker, Pam 66 Walsh. Mike 66 Wayne, Knip 66 Weaver, Dan Weber, Dick 60,66,78,99 Weiner, Marc Werner. Jeanne 66 Werner, Terri L. 66,80 Werner, Terry C. 66,143 West, Gordon 66 W'estling, Bob 66 Wetzel, Dave 66 WTieeler, Laura Whitlock, Betty 66,80 W'Ulis, Debbi Wilpone, Seri 66 Wilson, Alice 66,80 W'Uson, Jim 66 WUson, Ken 66,79,99 Wilson, Tom 79 Wrindell, Ron 66 Wisner, Barbara Woon, Lange 66 Woon, John 66 Wyatt, John 66,141 204 205 206 207 Andrea Potts To the students, the yearbook is a remembrance of our high school memories. The QUIN AULT staff, under the able supervision of Mr. Shillinger, has tried to capture a portion of the spirit, laughter, tears, victories, defeats, and other memorable occurances throughout the year. Like the school it represents, the QUINAULT has undergone many changes since its beginning. One of the major changes this year is the abandoning of group shots which have been replaced by more realistic action shots. Much work has gone into this book and we sincerely hope that you will enjoy the memories contained in your 1969 QUINAULT. Janet Kralevich Andrea Potts Co-editors Janet Kralevich