Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1970 volume:

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J vw M5 A ,Agfa ,-, Q X is A X , tl, A wfsw., -H . A , 'R ky' fg gg, , ww A 3. - 4 A Q. v . , Na f j,,,Q.,q- if my. Administration Strives For Change Mr. Peter Schneller - Principal Dr. Kermit Franks - Vice-Principal Mr. Schneller has innovated many successful programs in his six years as principal at Ballard. Along with the continuation of independent study and the eight period day, Mr. Schneller has helped to plan the new grading system involving passffail grading and fractional credits. Mr. Schneller's efforts in developing new and different programs have stimulated new thinking at Ballard High. Probably the biggest change at Ballard this year was that of administration. Our new vice-principal, Dr. Kermit Franks, is well qualified after having served as vice-principal at West Seattle High School for eight years. He was involved this year in a program by which administrators in the .Seattle School System transferred to gain greater knowledge of the high schools in the city. Ballard was privileged to be one of nine high schools in the United States to take part in an Exchange Principal Program sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Mr. John Baker, of Christchurch School in Hampshire, England, came to the United States to observe our school system, with plans for changing from their present school system to our comprehensive one. To supplement our activity fund, Mr. Baker helped organize a Walk-a-thon, the first of its kind in the United States. This took place of the annual candy sale, and it gave students and faculty a chance to show their school spirit by acquiring sponsors, walking around Greenlake, and donating the money to our activity fund. Mr. john Baker - Exchange Vice-Principal 1:7 r . Custodial Staff: Barneyjohanson, Neil Wells, Barbara Wells, William Harisen, Claude Hobson. Service Behind The Scene Maintaining a clean and well kept building for the students of Ballard High is thejob of our custodians and matron. This year under Claude Hobson, the head custodian, Ballard had two foreign exchange custodians, Mr. Einar Gislason from Iceland and Mr. Ricardo Aplacible from the Philippines. We welcomed these two men, who, along with all the others, made our school a better place in which to learn. Lunchroom duties were performed by our able cooks. Headed by Ann Derksen, Lunchroom Manager, they prepared hundreds of well balanced lunches and snacks each day. X S .. . X .ef Qs Q I X V 5 ,. 4' ke ' gf K ' .. ..t. . X iw A -. f -gg 2 5 sk: me ,L . 1 . ' f . rf 1. me . Xlts ,.-- . W - .... J e .. ' - X in ww- -... tt.. :iff . kkkkk . . Cooks: Ann Derksen, Thelma Hoveland, Mary Crossen, joy Byrum, Madeline Kelly, Anna Hurst, Virginia Barney. Mr. Hobson hard at work Mrs. Gibbs recites poetry to her Language Arts 11A class. A New pproach Under the direction of Mr. Claude Willson, the new head of the department, and a staff of fifteen teachers, Language Arts students had a full schedule of reading, understanding and writing. Sophomores started off the year with Greek Mythology and Romeo ana' juliet. juniors concentrated on American authors. To Kill A Mockingbird, Our Town and The Crucible were read by all eleventh grade students. Seniors, who only needed one semester of Language Arts to graduate, spent a good part of the course reading MacBeth, The Canterbury Tales, Lord Of The Flies and Animal Farm. Seniors could also take college preparation courses, such as Advanced Literature and Senior Reading. All students spent some time in the study of poetry. The Language Arts department offered a new program this year to insure individualized attention to students with reading problems. The class, open to any student, was started to develop reading skills. Completely voluntary, the class was held in the library conference room under the direction of Mrs. Polly Weston, an instructional aide. Students went into the class whenever they felt they needed it and could quit going when they had completely benefited from the program. ln some cases, Language Arts teachers assigned pupils into the program in place of the ordinary class period. The same subjects were taught, but were covered more thoroughly. With no more than eight per class, students were assured of receiving a closer personal understanding of the subject. Through this program, it was hoped that all students could acquire the ability to read, the most important of all skills. In Language Arts ,AE ei? - f- f 1 l zwzfffh.52.lnfsz,?f::ii5ggmqg,,f.1,1::f - ' -V . ' . V Miss Myers introduces Greek Mythology tv .mc...,. W W , sasswafs.. A is , sem' .. .. NY sm. .M Mrs. Weston gives a student aid in the use of an index. ' we Earl Kelly Elaine Mally Drama Coach Teacher Foreign Exchange Advisor Mary Myers Barbara Ristau Ruth Mitchell Herb Sears TALISM AN Advisor Leonidas Byers Cale Campbell Robert Carey FEAST Advisor Assistant SHING LE Advisor Football Coach Marion Colvin Frances Erickson Billie Gibbs Service Aide Faculty Scholarship Advisor Mr. Coghill, a Language Arts cadet, stresses a point. Iverne Shumn Polly Weston Claude Willson SPADE Advisor Instructional Department Head Aide li juniors take notes in U.S. History. Experimentation Several Contemporary Problems and United States History classes initiated a new approach during the first quarter of this year. The new program was shown to be successful in eliminating a large amount of repetition in the courses. It involved the team-teaching of Mr. Tjaden, Mr. Creighton, and Mr. Kourkoumelis. This approach allowed the teachers to specialize in one aspect of teaching, to group the students according to ability and let them work at their own speed, and to reexamine departmental subject matter for more effective instruction, Grading method was one of the major changes incorporated into the new system. Under this, there were only three possible grades that a student could receiveg A, incomplete, or withdrawal. To measure the value of this new approach, its results may be compared to those achieved by the majority of the teachers who continue to instruct in the popular method. This approach was experimental, but if the school system has access to the additional teachers, time, and funds which were found to be required to maintain the individual instruction needed, it will be tried again. Donald Armstrong jack Brooks In Social Studies 6 X V tx, fyifw, AN t T if ' Q. . 4 e r V, wwf, rf' f Portrait ofa teacher, Mr. Nardin james Creighton Charles Kemmerling ., A' 'hi U ' ,ii 'QvX Wi-wwf! X 1?X ,uf 5 5 Zan. Y is 2 L nh 2 A-. W 1 ' 9 ' HT? ames Kourkoumelis Al Nardin Paula Hasset struggles through U.S. History. Fred Kimball Norman aden In World History, Mr. Johnston shows the fundamentals ofthe sitar to Laurie Harrsch. Computer Class Open Future Careers Leading the innovations in Ballard's Mathematics Department this year was a computer math course taught by Mr. Alven Thorson. The course started this year with only one class, but the positive response indicated the possibility of additional classes in the future. The programming section of an actual computer was used in the instruction of basic programming technique. Students enrolled in this course worked problems which became progressively more difficult as they became more proficient in their skill. Therefore, students progressed at their own rate, and continuing for more than one semester was optional. 3 X K1 5' X:-. YQ? Xi .ttt D. , I Q Paul Bollman Helen Haynes John Kircher A navigation student demonstrates the use ofa sextant. M in KX -1'1 Nikkei' L ' 'ilf i : IE:'sf:?'.'5i'f?: X. rksiyk K' .,:.k -..fk :f:f'fsf..s H if ttrtt- iffy i5:'!1f7L:5'-liift I fa .. f Rodney Pressey Alven Thorson Lew Witt Head Basketball Coach Department Head Mr. ,Bollman explains a principle to his class A student works problems in Computer Math . s wg 'ZS'- Girls from Holy Angels High School participate in a class exchange program. Scienc Links Tod This year a combined course of chemistry and physics was introduced at Ballard. Students that were enrolled in this course specialized in either one of these areas. Mrs. Hendrickson, a new addition to our faculty this year, supervised those students concentrating on chemistry, while Mr. Dahl had charge of those specializing in physics. With instruments used in the physics aspect of this course, students detected vibrations of movements as small as 1f50,000 of an inch, in the building. Traditional science classes also continued to play an important part in our Science Department, this year. Ballard had the largest botany class enrollment in the city. This course, taught by Mr. Blessing, gave a knowledge of plant life and a practical background in landscaping. M? A aw yyqyyt . .,.. 3 Q ' ep 3 -4 'Z 5 662 ww. 9 .Q 2 e- Larryjohnson experiments in chemistry. Ei I lf? Mari' Ames V Les Blessing Harold Dahl L sher Squad Advisor Department Head Elnore Hendrickson Russell Quackenbush FT..-X. Advisor Head Football Coach y With Tomorrow Debbie Furford displays an iguana from Mrs. Ames biology class. Business Ed. - A Key To Success cr? .. 'K c Jerry Andrews Donald Burnett William Calder Yell Leader Head Golf Dept, Head Advisor Coach One of the major changes in Business Education this year occurred in the Typing courses. Classes were conducted under the new method of Team Teaching. According to this system, there were two teachers in a class, along with a professional to give individual aid. This system also enabled a student to advance at his own speed, completing more or less than the standard requirements in a semester. After previously experimenting with a new system of Shorthand, the department returned to the Gregg method. Although harder to learn, the Gregg method was more desirable in surrounding business colleges. Retailing, Shorthand, Accounting and Office Practice, as well as Typing and other courses were offered at Ballard this year. All were designed to help prepare students for the business world. After successfully completing a series of these courses, many students were awarded Statements of Proficiency, to be used as references in obtainingjobs. Charles Fletcher Barbara Kosty Laura Preggey Virginia Reddie L'Don,t look at your keys Proficiency in math makes accounting easier. -i-w-, - Languages Facilitate Understanding In our Foreign Language classes a student learned not only the language in question, but participated actively, within the community, in foreign cultural projects sponsored by the department. Student-swapping with other countries, Balalaika Concerts, Pi'r'iata Parties and film tours of the Louvre in Paris represented some of the foreign enrichments of our Continuous Progress Program, where each student had a chance of earning an A Qif he wanted onel as he progressed at his own individual rate. High- rating foreign exchange student, Goa Gestdottir, from Iceland, added an Icelandic touch to the fast-growing Norse Program last year, by tutoring a small Icelandic seminar, Swahili seemed to be next with a group of Garfield transfer students at its core. Mrs. Helen Harris enj oys her Spanish class, if-XTX ,, ,Sf 41. .,,, , fgffyw f flikx 'N . QF ' X 4-il Ww 'i f it t Cathy Deschenes joan McClellan .X-4.SP WiU0U2i MOFNSOH Alice SCOII Gourmet cooking: part of the modern Foods course. Department Head EnrichmentThrough Home Economi During this past year Home Economics covered a vast field. Some of the subjects included were food and nutrition, textile and clothing, money management, and family relations. A popular course continued this year was Family Finance. In this class students learned how to purchase home furnishings. They also studied the value of comparison shopping and consumers' protection. Available again was power sewing. This course offered girls the chance to learn industrial sewing. Not only does Home Economics prepare one for todayas world, but it also readies one for tomorrow's. A few of the classes offered this year were: Child Development, Foods, Clothing, and Home Management, Girls study modern techniques of sewing. Barb Winter tries her hand at cooking Industrial Arts Offers Opportunities Students practice acquired skills from Gas Engines Unlimited opportunities were offered in Industrial Arts this year. Programs were continued training students in the fields of machine operation and aircraft assembly, the latter being sponsored by Boeing. These programs guaranteed job placement after successful completion of the course. New equipment purchased by the department provided classes with the latest tools to work with. These tools produced a challenge for the students. Girls also entered the Industrial Arts scene. Co-ed Wood, Aircraft Assembly, and Gas Engines were offered again this year. Other classes included Metal Craft, Wood, and Technical Drawing. Mr. McGee instructs students in Co-ed Wood, Concentration is a must in Technical Drawing. David Englund Clyde McGee Department Head A,-1-ew 3 aw 5'-N. l s .. , at Lynn Mickelson Walter Quade KK Y vf ' ' Perry Barth Band Director Robert Bum Mrklohnston teaches the fundamentals to his Banjo class. Choir Director Music and Art Uncover Potential Art classes help students to express themselves. This year the Music Department expanded its courses by offering an optional five-string Banjo class. The sessions were held after school on a voluntary, no-credit basis. The Art Department offered a different approach to the study of art this year. By having a daily block in Ceramics, Drawing and Painting and Design Lab, students were able to study art for two hours, receiving two credits instead of the usual one. Ng at X51 t Q cg . ,Jr Ne. - 'W - Q ey wk WW E at N X X N A 5 . Rayllohnston Doris English Grace Henning Choir Director -.ii X3 sess i 5 Edward Merrill Walter Quade Sandra Whaley U.G.N. Chairman Girls' Club Advisor Librar Introduces New Facilities Change was evident in the library this year with the acquisition of two new librarians. Mr. Ernest Schottg formerly librarian at Cleveland and Lincoln High Schools and Mrs. Priscilla Stixroodg formerly librarian at Asa Mercer junior High School. One of the most significant changes this year was the microfilm reader-printer. This machine condensed magazines onto microfilm which, when magnified on the reader-printer, enabled students to obtain information from certain articles. A copy of a page from a microfilmed magazine could be duplicated on this machine. The library acquired, on microfilm, some of the most widely read national magazines. The Xerox machine, another new addition to the library, enabled students to obtain copies of pages of regular magazines and books for their individual use. .J , Q f' we-axe Regina Cusworth Ernest Schott Priscilla Stixrood Library Secretary Head Librarian Assistant Librarian MAGAZINES Peter Kudenchuk takes advantage of our periodical library. Students make use of the Xerox machine. The microfilm reader-printer helps many students. s ' X. . s seg P f f Q S .. .. - - ,,,f f 'iili A S ff! ff' i . N fs f A... sf t - -Q --,t. Health and Physical Education Physical Education presented students with new challenges and skills to meet during the past year. For the first time boys took the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test. They were required to run, climb, and jump over obstacles laid out before them. Besides traditional sports, boys had the opportunity to participate in soccer, wrestling, handball, gymnastics, and weight lifting. During the year sophomore girls covered the basic skills of team sports, folk dancing, and gymnastics. Junior and senior girls had the option of several individual sports such as archery, volleyball, tennis, modern dancing, and rhythmic exercise. Visiting speakers and pertinent films helped the teachers of Health Education to offer their students the opportunity to understand such areas as first aid, hygiene, sex education, disease and drugs. t Field trips for Health classes included visits to the University of Washington Hospital and Birth Defects Clinic. bg fs A45 lx GX rr N s s 1, .. . Q, W, . fx ei i NON X NX H l X X K is s QW NN Robert Henning Norland King Irma Rodenhouse Department Head 5 .. x B g Q X 2 . af,-5 . John Beahn Department Head -S2 f , fafilfhv , to Y ' A 'SIX M ,- . Qs- . az .V L:'fi5:s:'rf t ,,.ff,f--f s -Q ---- - , iff ' 'E 137 t i' iii iigNkNs t,,?'f K 'X ff55fSSSR5YXm'k Boys in P.E. play a fast game of basketball Beatrice Burns Guest speaker Mr. Silver, lectures on alcoholism in Health. Girls improve their volleyball skills. Mary McDermott aims for a bull's-eye, Build Stamina Roy Ikeda 1,4 QI an Matson yww. ,...., -- r:x,,'::f-4,... ,...s ,,,,i........4...f Q 'i1p ,,,,......,..-M-Q Ms. ,N NW . , sfaasal 1 'lik William Kuklenski Frank Mace f i s V l . V , A , - ,Q M V ' f' M , N, ,H ,V ,. , ,- , uk H Q, W V A -fi r ,,l. N Mariori Swofford Department Head Mike Cook straddles the horse, i z Delores Thompson .N mu. , -'wh-Q.,,..,W . BEEP Program Awaken Interests Headed by Mr. jack Bateman, a brand-new program was initiated last year. Ballardls Exceptional Education Program kept many students from leaving school. Courses offered were usual in some respects for there were classes in history, biology, math and language arts. However there were other classes which were new. Among these were Film Criticism. Black Studies, New Movements, Ecology, Genetics and a-Iournalism class which wrote and printed the BEEP newspaper. BEEP permitted students to obtain credits for high school graduation at their own speed and at the same time encouraged the students to become more interested in school. Volunteers in Service to America and American Friends Service Society iii , f 'fit A r, -viz ff ,lack Bateman .Iudyjensen Sandra Whaley workers were extensively involved in BEEP. They helped students individually through counseling and tutoring. Mr. Hahn lectures in history. A student receives help from Missjensen on a biology lab. Mrs. Whaley passes out Algebra exams to her class. juniors and Seniors, it is a two year course spcializing in EM4W Faculty enj nys a luncheon prepared by the Senior FEAST class. FEAST Provide Experience FEAST fFood Education and Service Trainingj was another new program started at Ballard High this year. Gffered to preparing students for a vocation in the restaurant business. Teresaljones, head of this program, taught members of FEAST the techniques involved in cooking and preparing lunches and buffets for teachers and other groups. Additional practical experience was given to students by Mrs. Derksen, Lunchroom Manager. Under her guidance, they worked in the school cafeteria. Business math was taught one period a day by jerry Andrews who instructed students in the operation of business machines. Leonidas Byers, of the English department, taught FEAST students English oriented toward restaurant work and helped them in learning to apply forjobs and how to write for interviews. 1 X l 1 1 Teresajones Jerry Andrews Leonidas Byers Senior officers bring their BEEP class to order. Roger Dixon rings up another sale. .fill fvivffii 'mm deep: -mf P Tl!! HIE! TH! 'Wir , Q :vw-1 r- .. f-. f .-bu., sm.. , . uns-1.15 4 ' ' - ' 3 . xL ' ' rmnssslnu 'J M VL. 1 ' bmi? if1'5:f'f'. K W M , 2f'ffl'lf 3, Enix. i .if 1 15 -'-' J QP f 5 I x Acti ities IATLSM ur nsggggmg ..., .ax cur .14 K, , ,, W P -N ,Y W Q' uv, tk v ASB: Student Government A.S.B. officers: Bob Smith, Treas This year A.S.B. activities started out with a pep assembly to show how much pep Ballard really has. Senior girls played the varsity football team, really bringing out the spirit. A.S.B. officers and cabinet strived to make a better student government under the direction of Mr. Robert Gill. One main money-making drive was the walk-a-thon. Students as well as faculty members brought in hundreds of dollars to keep our Jean Larsen admires Gerald Lee as his attentions fall elsewhere. M ,.,. ,W in B, A M.. i 35155535 l'1 25:1 'P ,ll 'i' f'l i': V f 5.,f2-:-:-:- Qflgkhi ll' f ff? Q 1g.g.gig 2 V 'ani , izfziizfiislrl 4 gy v.1.g.g rg' i '4 'in I , tjfgfjfgrlqgt , apwaiclultlu 5 tjzuciplnlu I .!E'mn,1,g.n f it mmm 3 W , urn 1 w aaa:-:-at ,st mill.: M, ,unlink ,f it ,I ll, 3' sis 1 1 lg. t wg: 'il fs ,Q is ,L , f n, I , I ft , Sue nj: me l :rf Hiiflgi 5 if tl!! Z si-:wh 2 Price, Sec. Mike Boatman V. Pres. A.S.B. running smoothly. Another major fund-raising event was the annual activity card sale. Pep buttons and decals were also sold to students in the Activity Center weekly. The Cabinet worked hard on various committees, planning assemblies, dances, foreign exchange events and Christmas projects. Without their efforts, the Ballard school year would not have been complete. Benny Beaver watches over A.S.B. action. w ,N fam-.Q I , .,gfs.,, . 4. Wwe-1k l' ASB, Cabinet: Ellen Hcrum, Kathy Pishue, Gerald I.ce ,N fffflz - Al A.S.B. Cabinetzllody Thomas,John Tuohy, Doug Hardwick, Don Diers ASB Cabinet uShe did it, Mr. Gilllw A.S.B. Cabinet: Nancy NIt'XIenamin, Ruth Rolander,lleffilohnson 'Q ' Shelley Gibbs, Ginny Benjaminhleffllohnson, Not pictured: Pres. Ruth Rolander, Vice-Pres. Hallloncs, Sec. Treas.-Ienan Wasmund Bill Bagley Honor Society The Ballard High Honor Society, consisting of 120 members, is an honorary group rather than a social club, made up of students who earn an accumulative grade point average of 3.2 or better. This year, under the leadership of Mr, Koesel and President Ruth Rolander, Honor Society provided ushers for the dramatic productions and music. The organization also participated in the Snoose function function and the sale of Honor Society pins. Many members spent a day at a Tacoma High School, and in return, invited their hosts to visit Ballard for a day. When Ruth Rolander left for Switzerland in December, Shelley Gibbs filled the office of President. Carol Williams, Barbara Creighton, Marie Lorgen, Not pictured: Tom Nelson. 1.1 . lwi - Scott Davis, George Guy, Scott Monrad, Not pictured: Chris Arp Sharon Hoefer. Tali man: Mirror Of School Life With a small staff of only twelve people, Talisman kept students up-to-date on school and community affairs, continuing to give us an accurate, interesting account of the latest happenings. Specializing in editorials and feedbacks, all readers were given the opportunity to express their views on everything from school policy to nation-wide issues. The paper was under the supervision of Mr. Herb Sears, aided by this yearls editors: Howard Bade, Sportsg Christa Lee, Features, Vern Bjornstad, Editorials, Paula Edelman, News and, Ernie Bentsen, Circulation. Also indispensable were Ad Manager Evelyn Ellingsen, Business Manager Eileen Mulligan and photographer Steve Fowler. .,.. . AWUNUU H 'NUI !!.QC-.--.!.Q , 2 y W., .,., ,MN T I t g S s , t ' H' ' , ,, .. . ,, , l fl l :vA ::-vvl' f .. if ' ..... , .i.. YHE BALLARD TAUSMIXN The ever-famous headline Steve, Evelyn and Mr. Sears discuss the next issue. The Talisman staff: F. Clark, E. Bentsen. C. Lee, T. Allen, V, Murphy, V. Bjornstad, E. Mulligan. H. Bade, P. Edelman, E. Klauson. M. Austin.,l, Starup, WI . X ff' 7 l ,, lk gf' gg , do lets... Shingle Captures Room 202 was bursting at the seams with the largest yearbook staff in years. With so many different people it was possible to put together a yearbook with a variety of original ideas. The teamwork of the staffwas organized by Mr. Robert Carey, advisor, and Barb Houck, editor. The staff learned that practice and the help of others is essential in producing a yearbook. Four student photographers supplemented the pictures taken by professionals. i l Advisor : Mr. Carey the Year's Spirit The Shingle Staff tries to capture a school year in book form. Layouts have to be made, the copy has to fit the space left for it, and the pictures have to fit the right space. As the year goes on, the more the book grows. Deadlines come close and things donit look right, so they have to be done over again. It all takes time and patience, which Shingle members must have. With luck and sweat the book hopefully will recall the events that made the year unique. Sports: Paul Timo, Jarman Minar, Nick George CEd.j, Bruce Weir. Not pictured: Steve Molnes. Managing Editor: Barb Houck Academics: Dawn Culbertson, Connie Redel CEd.j Laurie Nelson, Barb Winter, Linda Vonheim. ,J 5 35, 1 . . 4 . .'v'f'. v . ,M 'f rs:- ff: :f:?' +.,,.., .,g.3.- L Y wmv, l L. L We Q .-.wg.v.' gg. .nn-L , , , ,. ntfm .u-. ':.'.-.-.. if ,,,g.'.-M . .-.-.'. -'Iv .,.,.,.,.,.3. 0 Copy Editor: Sue Price. Production Editor: Kathy Pishue. School Life: Dave Wilson, Chuck Peck. Carol Williams CEd.D. Activities: Keith Haarsager, Judy Byrum, Kathy Adolphseii, Kathy Rctcls Ellen Hcrum CEd.j 5' ff' Classes: W'endy Stoll. Cziiidyllohnson. Debbie B1-dnzirik, Dvlxorzili Hume Clidjylulie Boomhower, Linda llgirvcy. Not PlKlllI'f'Il1 Stvllii I Qs-utilv. Girls' Club Adds Color Girls' Club Officers: Linelle Reinholdtsen-Pres. Laurel Mahar-V, Pres. Teresa Allen-Sec. Linda Hellstrom-Treas. Halloween tolo: Trick Him, Take Him, Treat Himw SW all is E 'W4IVZifr2w, 7 f av S S W L iZ1MQf'5W2,f1?J--YWAZ4 DMM? Wgfwwin W ,...:::,-z7llh:mf2wfvf V7.'1!4ifim ?vbb:fff2+'nfrr2M vm Mmm If--miiqfwfrrw ..,., ,JM4 ,W,,,W,4 Mp WWWWZIW' l Q. K ,,Ww,w ff! 55, 1 ik, , Q ' a Z M lH M , if A f v aww M w W tw if 1 f if in ww? T , ,f , ,QV , . ,, i,,,,j',,.' ' T ,:. 3.53, , Z- :ISE 3'Zl3Ue'f.L-2,1 i ' - 2 To Activities Cf School Year Girls' Club membership consists of all the girls in the student body. The purpose of the organization is to take part in the planning of school activities, promote good citizenship and friendship, and better the relations between students and faculty, Wearing green plaid jumpers, the Girls' Club officers and cabinet members were easily recognizable this year, as they became a vital part of school activities. Under the capable leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Whaley and President Linelle Reinholdtsen, these girls helped to co-ordinate such events as Hollyberry Week, White Day, Girls' Club Week, Homecoming mum and caramel apple sales and the Father- Daughter Dessert. To show their pep and support for our athletic teams, the girls made posters and baked cookies and cakes. Friendship and an increasing scope of ideas were achieved through many exchanges with other Seattle high schools. The Girls' Club alsojoined with the Men's Club in sponsoring two successful November 13 was dad's night out at the Father-Daughter Dessert tolosl CABINET-Front: Marci Complita, Barb Creighton, Marie Lorgan, Gail Hardy, Doris Martin, Barb Winter, Second: Kathy Adolphsen,Carol Barker, Betsy Radley, Karla Knudsen, Irene Mydske, Kathy Nelson, Third: Patti McCullough, Shelley Gibbs, Debbie Mittelstadt, Kathy Fabrizio, Kathy Retelas, Sharon Hoefer, Not Pictured: Evaughn Flaming, Andy Wold, Chris Coble, Wendy Sandvig, Kris Noreide, Candy Johnson, Kathy Pishue, Kathy Swank, Evelyn Ellingsen. 1.09 Men: A Change of Image, Idea WW fifvw 2 W U MEN'S CLUB OFFICERS: Fredlfeffery, Ron Thornton, Dan McDonald, Ed Beaupre. Members of Lette-:rmen,s Club display their black and redjackets. Nw ' :if , and Activities i: gh. . 5 4 l to 1 Q p .-...nf E Q Q3 .n'Q'0.9'Q-I . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.-.-.'.-.-4. Q'l'n'l'u's'c I . . . ,,. . . I-Z-ZeI'.'i'I'f n'n'u'n'1'a'a'l . , . . . . . . . -Q... . Q Q 1 v -'-'fn F u'a'u'I'0.u xQv'1.n 1'u.a'O .1.:.'s.'. t 11 ntl. ' . . .'.-.':.'.'.:. . ziziizlzfm .g.'.g.g-,.g:,: 32?-'tf +2153 f- i it gszlf.-. 5 4' . , .a .. .,- fVIen's Club concentrated its main efforts on sponsoring the second annual Sports Award Banquet. At this event Ballard athletes received certificates and were honored for their physical achievements. This well-planned banquet took the place of the Sports Award Assembly of previous years. They also assumed the responsibility of maintaining the trophy case and the various war memorial plaques. Men's Club worked with Girls, Club to sponsor the two tolos, Hollyberry Week, and Men's Club Week. Much of their work has been done in conjunction with the Lettermen's Club. Mr. Andrews, the Men's Club advisor, said that future plans include the development of a combined working team between the two groups. Hopefully this will generate new interest in the student body. The former all-male usher squad added three members of the opposite sex to its ranks. These students have given up their time to keep order at all our games and assemblies. MENS CLUB CABINET: Front: john Tuohy, George Windsor. Back: Candy canes are sold by Men's Club during Hollyberry Week Scott Monrad, Scott Davis, Fred Diers. USHER SQUAD: Mike Rooties, xlim Barker, Cory Kaldestatl, Bruce Huntington, .lohn Common, Carmen Mendoza. Not Pictured: .ludy Nason, ,Ieri Stansbury. Vic Kowalenko, Robert Wineke. Bob Ramsey, Y Band Marches in Victoria B.C. The Ballard High Marching Band is a hard working group composed of many talented students. This year, under the direction of Mr. Perry Barth, band director, the band both practiced and successfully performed the half-time shows at many football games. Through its music, the marching band helped to promote spirit and enthusiasm throughout the student body. The marching band was composed of two smaller musical groups. They were the 58 piece Concert Band made up basically of juniors and seniors, and the Sophomore Cadet Band. The Concert Band, along with the Cadet Band and Orchestra, put on a fall, winter, and spring concert, with the Concert Band playing many dynamic songs such as 'gProcession of the Sardar , 'fSpectrumU, and selected marches such as HAmericans We , and g'His Honor . The Cadet Band presented such songs as UWinter Carnivalw and 'gWestchester Overturew. The Concert Band also made it's presence known to the Noutside world by putting on two assemblies at Seattle Pacific College during February. One ofthe purposes of Orchestra at Ballard is to allow those students playing string instruments similar opportunities for MARCHING BAND: Front: Carl Fjelle-Drum Major, Pennock, Boller, Carbone, Kastner, LeQue, Wood, Brydges, Wasmund, Moen, Highfill, Loman, Byrum, Goodrich, Palm, Mr. Barth-Director. Second Row: A. Keller, Boomhower, Sifford, Bakken, Needles, Williams, V. King, J, King, musical expression as the marching band does. Because of this the Orchestra went about showing its talent by playing the background music for the spring musical, HMusic Manu. The instrumentation was rounded out with two final groups. They were the Stage Band, which entertained at the junior and Senior receptions, and performed in c'Show Bizn, and the rather small, but enthusiastic Pep Band. The Pep Band performed at basketball games and during pep assemblies. The biggest highlight of the year was the marching bandls trip to Victoria B.C. to march in the Queenis Day Parade in May. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Thorsland, Olason, Thompson, Williams, Emden, Carrieri, Walters, Burmeister. Second Row: Watson, Nelson, Wasmund, Vaughn,Gibson, Haug, Austin, Mr. Barth-Director. Third Row: Odcwell, Copestick, Brydges, Lechelt, Dunning, Hubbard, Lysness. Fourth Row: johnson, DeLeest, MacDonald, Strom, johnson, Bagley. Arnold, Hirata. McArther, Gallaher, Soder, Mclntosh, Martin. Third Row: Brockman, Copestick, Sledler, Upenicks, Poole, Lindall, Domingo, Arnold, Schlagel, Tilden, D. Loos, Kelley, Bagley, Testone, Stenbakken. w tf A w., f 9 ya, 9 K, Hr Y. Q tm 3 ' Q, 9 .,' ., gf M' -and vigil J Up, Llp, and Awa with Ballard Chorale Under the direction of Mr. Robert Bune, Ballard's three choral groups appeared in over sixty performances throughout the year. The Chorale, mostly seniors, was the busiest of the three groups, having numerous singing engagements throughout our Northwest community. They were invited to the National Music Educators, Conference held in Chicago on March 8 and 9. The Chorale ,journeyed to Yakima and to Vancouver, B.C. where they participated in performance clinics. This ensemble has arranged and published songs for their Ballard Chorale Series. Their unique arrangements featured the mandolin, guitar, piano, banjo, and percussion instruments which the members learned to play and to add variety to their numbers. The Chorale assisted the drama department in the production of HShow Biz '69', by performing selections from 'fFinian,s Rainbowf, They also were in the cast ofthe spring musical ccMusic Man. The Concert Choir consists ofjuniors and seniorsg the Cadet Choir consists mainly of sophomores. In addition to the three formal concerts staged at Ballard the three groups were presented on Channel 9 Christmas day in a program entitled uThe Spirit of Christmas in Song. E Ballard Chorale flying high with song 51-' aff ,.f ' I VV WL A A W g h M, . , 2 Z Z vw W' Qt Q fif ' 2 CERVI-XN CLUB: Diane Combs-Pres., Phil Riise-V-Pres., Lir Clanson-Treas., Rhonda Donaldson-Sec. Z WN BIBLIO CLUB: Sheila Hayes-Treas., Janette Girard-Sec., Dan SloanvPres., Lucinda Werts. Clubs: Doing Cur Gwn Thing Through Ballard's clubs students were able to pursue their specialized interests. Students engaged in library service were given the opportunity to learn the basic skills needed to become librarians by joining the Biblio Club. Meetings, parties, and teas for teachers were sponsored by this organization. Feast Club was formed for those interested in restaurant work. They catered at luncheons for school board members and other guests. Foreign Language Clubs still had strong appeal for our student body. Time was spent preparing for the upcoming activities. The Spanish Club enjoyed a Christmas party, an end of the year party, and participated in the Snoosellunction Function. French Club initiated a new program of folk singing and operated the traditional French sidewalk cafe at the Snoose Junction Function. German Club provided entertainment for its members at parties and other planned activities. Norwegian Club was one of the most vigorous clubs. Its long list of activities included a ski trip and the annual picnic at Norway Park. During Christmas they sang at the Norse home and presented a Norwegian Christmas show for an elementary school. They helped with open house and had a final good-bye party for the seniors. Ballard had shown great ability in the field of debate. Under the direction of Mr. Fred Kimball the Debate and Speech Club made a comeback in debate and forensic activities after a three-year absence. This has given Ballard students an opportunity to develop articulatory abilities and to compete against other Metro and area Catholic High Schools. FRENCH CLUB: Jeff .Iohnson4Pres,, Kathy Fabrizio-Treas, Kathy Retelas-Sec., Dennis Craig-V-Pres. SPANISH CLUB: Judy Byrum-Sec., Rozanne Peterson-Treas., Pam Nigherbon-V-Pres. FEAST CLUB: Arna Nygard-Treas., Steve johnson!-Pres., Robyn Mulholland-Sec, Xi ii f mjir 5 i , ski if NORWEGIAN CLUB: Paul Hendricks-Ambassador, Chris RonningASgt. at Arms, Ernie Bentson-Sec.. Goa Gestrlottir-V-Pres,, Greg Starupw-Treas, DEBATE TEAM: Chris Arpin,.IefflIol'1nson, William Bagley-Captain, Peter Schlagelkludy Byrum. 47 48 Sports Dangerous Beavers In their season opener, the Ballard Beavers crushed the Cleveland Eagles 18-14. Both the Beaver defense and offense looked impressive. ' Next, Ballard was pitted against Chief Sealth. Ballardis defense was especially tough, denying the Seahawks touchdowns after they had penetrated to the Beaver 4 and 5 yard lines. As a result, Ballard blasted Sealth 19-7. Ballard's Beavers bowed to the Shoreline Spartans 14-O, even though they outgained Shoreline in yardage and made more first downs. Ballard penetrated the Shoreline 15 yard line five times but failed to score. A tough Teddy defense and the absence of fullback Chuck Peck proved fatal for Ballard. Roosevelt handed Ballard a 21- 0 defeat. Although Ballard outplayed Shorecrest, the Beavers were nipped by the Highlanders 14-7. However, the game ended with Ballard in position to score again. Ingrahamis Rams earned a 21-6 victory over Ballard in a hard hitting game. Unfortunately, the Rams, offensejelled in this game. Next, the Lincoln Lynx downed the hard-luck Beavers 17-7. In the final game, Ballard routed Hale 21-14. The Beaver offense piled 274 yards, while the defense held Hale on the Beaver 28, 26, and 2 yard lines. .. - . My ' ? , ' 24 U11 'fill - V. v. ' ,, George Windsor pursues a Cleveland Eagle The Beaver defense attacks a helpless Seahawk ball carrier. Pose Major Threat Final Standings North Division WLT South Division WLT Ingraham 8 0 O Shorecrest 6 1 1 Shoreline 5 3 0 Roosevelt 4 3 1 'L 3 5 0 2 6 0 2 6 15 sirl Ballard Nathan Hale Lincoln 0 Queen Anne Garfield Sealth West Seattle Franklin Cleveland Rainier Beach Mr. Quackenbush Mr. Beahm Metro Cham pionship Game Ingraham 14 Queen Anne 6 Third Place Winner Shorecrest Fourth Place Winner Garfield Mr. Campbell Mr. Kuklenski Ernie Pemberton pu nts despite a heavy rush by Hale defenders. Wwumz M11111. fi W2 W - ..,....,. ,. my -- -' ,Z ,wi wiv WM, ., , H . . ' WW il 3422 , W, N ' jim Anderson Fred Clark Nick George ,, , hh, ,, U ' , A A 25 - v-Miiav 125' i 53 f f 5 V 4 Ed Beaupre Mike Boatman Chuck Peck stings the Hale defense. Doug Hardwick Fredjeffery , ,,4 ,. , 1 W A Miz, ,vw , 'ff V M eooe .lack Keller fades back to pass. Halxlones l Jack Keller Gerald Lee ,john Nelson l Juniors Provide Depth i Boone, Chism, Clark, Peck, Schultz, Flint. Bottom: McMullen, Jepson, Larson, Potter, Windsor, Roselli, Stemhagcn, Greeny, Gabriel. Second Row: Peters, Smith, Anderson, Vincent, Kopec, Diers, Kulp, Perry, Minar, Akai. Third Row: Heinbaugh, Bjornstad, Hartjc, Sims, Berry, Nelson, Fosse,KI. Anderson, Frodesen. Fourth Row: Oakland, ,whiff KX ruff' E wi' 141 ff I Chuck Peck Ernie Pemberton f f f if 4 f Lf, john Flint struggles for yardage ' . .. V A ., .,-- ., SM W 4 i , f-,Z w i 'l , A ' I L V 'sg - W ,, L --'- ' , f f , , +L Q i ' 24, 2 . 1 E . Z ' H .ff f ' K QV, ff, f Z, 1 .Q ' 2,1 A ' if-ifflfw wfg ' , Marc Phelps Rick Shinabarger Mike Boatman eludes a Seahawk tackler Ron Thornton ,ai if . S , A, , W,,, ,,,,,,,,,,V I 5, ,,,, VL M , 2 .,,l. ,,.ifA,.W: ,, ..,, .,,aa,,,, , M y I Z Wm 1 1 1: sm-QUSXE, - , 1 f , 1 5 3 , , -,,, Darrell Weiss 5 Tj ., Sl Q .QW Bottom: Allen. jackson, Farr, Nicolich, Wright, West. Second Row: Smevik. Brator, klorgenson, Bailey, Sadoski, Manchester, Hegge. Third Row Sundsmo. Carlson, McCandlish, Taylor, Hale, Lunde. Fourth Row: Siedler, Longie, Swain, Budsey. Hennum, Sage, Vance, Adkins. Sophomores Gain Experience l lr ll JPL ,mo 3 W Ballard Harriers Pace Standing: Craggs, Moore, Anderson, Lenz, LaVerdure, Peterson, Larson, Wick, Luthi, Pardue, Coach R. Henning. Kneeling: Brockman Suarez, Nereim, Chafe, Tuohy, Demler, Culver, Adkins. Rafael Suarez sets a grueling pace. john Tuohy struggles to maintain position, Themselves Toward Victor This year, Ballard's Cross Country Team had some trouble with injuries and illnesses. but still managed to win two meets. Coach Henning felt that, as a whole, the team improved significantly over last yearls performance. Proof of this was that Ballard placed ninth in Metro League standings this year, bettering last yearls tenth place position. In addition, Beaver harrier Tom Brockman, took ninth place in the All-Metrfi individual meet. Gary Nereim, Dave Anderson, and John Tuohy were also exceptional runners on the squad. jack Culver was voted captain by his teammates and Tom Brockman received the inspirational award. Although the Beaver harriers did not place high in final standings, it should be noted that they always put out a maximum effort. Oftentimes, one does not realize that Cross Country requires as much strength and endurance as any other sport. Tom Brockman captures the lead. ,,,,,w..,.,.....,, J Tom Brockman strains to pass opponents. Standing: Culver, Anderson, Chafe. Kneelingr Nereim, Brockman, Suarez. Tuohy Ballard Hoopsters Have fl. 7 ' -. ff .X X.A. Q, .k5.. f Coach Pressey 'CI think we,re winningfl Although Ballard was ranked high in Pre-Season ratings, their full potential was never reached, due to injuries, illness, and bad luck. A major blow was felt when Kirby Thompson, center, was injured and out of the lineup for seven games. Ballard won nine games out of eighteeng one ofthem being the game against Ingraham, the North Division Champ. Ballard won this game by a margin of 16 points, 71 to 55. Chuck Peck and Mike Burke were named Co-Inspirational award winners and Peck was an All Metro selection. j Despite the disappointing season, the Beavers showed good spirit right down to the wire. They were in the race all the Coach Andrews Coach Kemmerling way but the breaks went with their opponents in the end. The Beavers are ready for the tip. METRO STANDINGS . . North Division W L Ingraham ,,,, M , 14 ,,.,, A ,4 Shorecrest .,,, , , , 11 ,,,,, , .7 Lincoln ,,.,,, , , , 10 ,,,.. 4,8 Ballard ,,,,,,.. ..44 9 .,,,.,. 9 Nathan Hale , , , .,,, 8 ,,,, , ,IO Roosevelt ,,.. ,,,, 7 ,,,.,, 1 1 Sh0rClir1e . . . .......,........ .... 7 .... . .11 South Division W L West Seattle ,,., , , ,18 ,,,,, , .0 Franklin ,.... ...15 Ajll, U3 Garfield ..... ..,10 ,.... .,8 Cleveland .,,, .,,, 7 ,,,,,, 1 1 Queen Anne .,.. .... 6 ,.,,,, 1 2 Rainier Beach .... .... 3 hlljl 1 5 Sealth ....,.... ..., 1 ..... 1 7 Top L. Peck, Brenden, C Peck Burke Flint Thompson Adkins Miller Hendley Larson Pirker Vliddle Diers Ockwell Vlorrs Gordon Pilm Bottom: Gabriel, Smith, Phelps SEASON S SCORES BALLARD Cleveland ,.., Rainier Beach West Seattle. Sealth ,,,,A Lincolr Qvtll Nathan Hale Queen Anne Ingraham , , Shorecrest , , Roosevelt Shoreline ,,,, Lincoln . Roosevelt, , , Franklin Nathan Hia-le Shorecrest , . Ingraham. , . Shoreline. . , iJ'h 4'id john Adkins Loren Brenden Mike Burke Don Diers Rick Miller Chuck Peck Kirby Thompson Gary Gordon fires one over Queen Anne defender. John Flint fa r E Chuck Peck drives in for two points, Juniors Fight Varsity Battles Mike Burke shoots despite heavy opposition. Rick Miller pumps a bucket Lindy Larson is forced to pass. Chuck Peck snags the rebound. 'i lil-1 ,us ma' f W ll! S ulfmw' ww i. :gf 4 Soph Fini h Strong Chuck Peck makes two, ohn Adkins hits 21 short one. kt X i 9 fi W Vi U5 Wi 2 4 i if i 1 -- t n if - . it t 5? n 3 F' i : T L a' s . -Q1. ' x f K ' M . - lj. i E:f h 1 :.iV X - h X I 5 I 14 5 Q3 i ea is 1 W 251 j 34 f fn T i E .Ji t w .- f i . ,. fi? t gg 5:35 A Y zzl: P NM- ,XI ..::: i 5 'ff Q Fk:::::i4 , i it ' i . ' ' : ' Q IZ' t Lee, Giles, Nilsen, Ilisbrow, Clement, Brandal. Beavers fight hard under the boards, Top Row: Krossen, Hestc-kind, Kuldestad, Ridenllorgc-ns:-n, Osborne, Larson. Bottom Row: Sage, 63 Baseballers Baffle Gpponents Under the auspices of Coaches King and Ikeda, Ballard's experienced baseball squad of 1970 was definitely a major contender for top honors in the Metro League. The Beaver squad boasted top fielding, good hitting, and competent pitching. Spirit and desire were among the admirable qualities of the players. The will to win characterized the teamls attitude. Returning lettermen included Dennis Egaas, Ernie Pemberton, Jeffjarvis, Kirby Thompson, Rick Miller, Chuck Peck, Lindy Larson, and Ken Miller. Talented Junior members of the team paced these returning varsity performers creating a highly competitve program. Teamwork was the key to Ballard's success. Jeffjarvis prepares to make the out, Lindy Larson sets up to bunt. Sw E N it 'X' Standing: Fosse, Egzizis, Pembertfxnularvis, Thompson, R. Miller, C. Peck, Lydiard, Coach King. Kneeling: Wolfe, R. Anderson, Martens, Nelson, K. Miller Wicker, L. Larson, Hurst. Not Pictured: Potter, Murphy. WNW , , QS! Dennis Egaas jefftlarvis Chuck Peck Rick Miller Ernie Pemberton Kirby Thompson .l.V.'s Hustle to Succeed Standing: Lundi, Osborne, Compton, Hestekind, Nelson, Fuller, Dizard, Mahler, Olsen, Schultze, Leland. Kneeling: Lee, McCandlish, Sterlmg Biehl Reinholdtsen, Morris, Sadoski, Hartt, Wolfe. 4 Y Lindy Larson challenges the pitcher's skill. Aleffil arvis covers thirrl base. Rick Miller rules the mound. Kirby Thompson winds up ,,.,,.,,........n...--- - Ballard Netters Control the Courts LeRoy Clement executes a deceptive serve, Bill Toms takes advantage ofa weak serve. ie Bruce Weir shows top form. Nick George shoots for the green. Doug Petersen tees off, O 0 O Ballard Lmksmen Gam Consistency Standing: Weir, Mithoug, K. Chzife, D. Petersen. George, Birklanfl.C0at'l1 Don Burnett. Kneeling: Nilsen, Molnes, Siedler, Demi, Boller. Branflul. Mzitziyzi Rodal. Ballard Trackmen Engage ln e ' Coach Beahm Darryl LaVerdure specializes in the highgjump, Coach Henning The 1970 Ballard track squad was considerably stronger than the Beaver track teams of the last few years. There was sufficient experience and depth in most every event since Ballard hosted a field of returning lettermen as well as many talented nonlettermen. This year's returning lettermen were John Tuohy, Ed Beaupre, Ron Thornton, Fred Jeffery, Bill Chism, Gary Marsall, Russ Sangrey, and Tom Brockman. Ballard had one of the finest coaching staffs in the city. Coaches Beahm and Henning were aided by Assistant Coach Cale Campbell who had extensive experience in coaching track. Among Ballardls stronge events were the 100 and 220 yard sprints, the 440 yard race, the 880 yard relay, and the long as well as the highjump. With these advantages at hand, it was reasonable to conclude that the Beaver track team threatened maj or contenders in the Metro League. Mike Mackner puts muscle into the shot The Pursuitof Excellence Rory Selland clears the bar with ease. Ron Thornton excells in the broadbjump. , 4. .rx Q , , A - Standing: Bcaupre, LaVerdure, Ekman. Goodrich, Qlorgvnson, fvlerry, Riclvr. Culver. Chism, Marszlll, Duffy, Kneeling: I.. Peck. Thornton. Suarez Steinbzxkcn, Bruckman, Stcmhagcn, MC1N1ah0n,.I. Andc'rs0n.Gabric1. Not Pictllrcclillcffery, Tuohy, Konradjorgenson hurdles past an opponent. Jerome Steinbaken dashes across the finish line Ballard sprinters blast away from the starting blocks. - Standing: S. Miller, Lenz, Oakland. Johnson. Nlinar. Selland, S. Watkins, W'ick, lfpeniks. Nlackner, O'Laughlin. Kneeling: Gauntlett. Carlsson. Crziggs Melnick. Nelson, Lumsden. NlcArthur. Bachtel. Budsey, Windsor. Ed Beaupre hurdles with winning form. Ml 4'1 .lack Rider leaps for distance. X X N. A X .,:. .,,. A K ik,.: x X R R A XS f, 5. A K x 2 Ah af .W-nv' 5-my Jwgdw I , 3' f M, 3 nf 5 4 119' 7 xx 111, M wrq. A AV,, , I M W ,,M.A , M52iv' ', , f ' -. Howard Bade makes a quickjumper from the key. Mike Peters develops his arm muscles. George Windsor gains strength for football Front: Acupanda, Smevik, F. Peterson, P. Peterson, Ferrians, Cash, Kolbeck. Middle: San Diego, Cote, Cote, Longie Mgr, Minar, McManus Bradbury, Coach Kuklenski, Back: Clark, Windsor, Barker, Moore, Smith, Donovan. Ballard Wrestlers Dominate Mats Rick Cash controls his opponent. Jarman Minar scores on a takedown. l7 Glen Moore emerges victorious. Bottom: Coach King, Lydiad, Breda, Murphy, Parry, Ashmun, Goodrich, Crumpacker, Zingleman. Znd: Craggs, Sluman, Upenieks, Gibson, S. Murphy, Martens, Tuohy, Peters, Hurst Mgr. 3rd:johnson, Akman, Fuller, Schultze, Wallace, Egaas, Chistopherson Mgr, Beaver Boosters Execute Goals t t ssco Q, Ap' ff 'r 5 ,,.. I w e 1? ,.., ,,, -, 4- as W W W , W ,,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,,, ,,,,, ,ssos . My M1 numeracy an v f . 'A , K f is 2 Q l ,M nuns-sw , ' we v - , ui, I umm U U no U on I Y Q Q ii I In mums of an Don Parry plays rugged defense. ,al eval .J I. ug Mike Peters fights for the ball. r I1 77 W WZ ' 4 AK If www ,W W , , 4 bf WW ,.,, , Donnajohansen gains momentum. oAnne E1lertsen gets h1gh on the tramp Girls' G mnastic Team Marti Kurtz performs for her teammates 5 55 s Q X ,.,....,,, i t lx X Standing: Lowman, Greene, Nelson, Hansen, Telnes. Sitting: Geste, Thompson. Not Pictured: Price, Girls' Volleyball Squad Volleyball demands a determined team effort to sfore. Dianne Hansen spikes the ball N 79 g.iSS.S,,. ,:x.... ,.., XL,.v,: 5 ,... Q .Mix Q.5::Q:s5Q1::-afJ.:s2-'.:sgk1,gffs-ggsfgzw-5 ssiifliils 1' 21 15 :fagiffm ' K .i 7 1 :!S11Es1ei Kathy Retelas practices her form. Laurie Nelson forms her grip. f x wi n irir ' . v Q a Mrs. Swofford, Chaney, Mr. Burnett, Martin, Retelas L Nelson ' 9 Girls Golf Doris Martin tees off. 80 , Y Y 1 X if ALE 5531? iv wx IL ml. xv Q? F5 gas- 555 my lf: W - M S M ,H Girls' Tenni Team Kathy Carter shows winning form ' ' -- Kg -5 Q' il 1 11 51-r i-'ww f Peggie McMurchie Teresa Munson QQ heer, Ch Keith Haarsager 1 --'flfEfi?'f!iQikm!M Bob Rudd Elaine Hestekind eer for Ballard Dick Carlson Cathy Clemence High's Name john Tuohy Gloria Smissaert Debbie Bush Carol Williams George Guy W 445 IQ r ' r 2 A 5 15 1 F 3 t X- 5 f 7 'ST - aa S75 gif Q 1 l Li cf 3 1 .9 ix T my .f ' .qjw f 533 ff? xii x- 14521 Xf I-1435 School Life www W 'MP Tuohy and Paula Edelman nl ,ff l f With Actlvlt Hairpiece fools all for Robert Selland. immy Connors displays one of his many hidden talents. X.-,Mg-s x Q-f-war X N,- sk 1 3 41 Ballard Hosts Student Ambassadors Ballard's exchange students: Else Gutierrez, Anna Hirata, Heather Mann and Goa Gestsdottir, Heather makes a new friend, This year, Ballard was privileged to play host to four foreign exchange students from different parts of the world. Heather Mann came from Mount Lambier, Australia, Else Gutierrez from La Paz, Bolivia, Goa Gestsdottir from Reykjavik, Iceland, and Anna Hirata from Tokyo, japan. Heatheris visit extended over parts of two academic years at Ballard. Since the seasons, and therefore the school years, are opposite in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, she was able to finish a year of school here and return to her home in Australia in time for Christmas. Else and Anna were in the enviable position of having graduated from their respective home schools before coming to Ballard. Thus they were relieved of some of the Senior year pressures of meeting graduation requirements. Goa, on the other hand, will be finishing two more years of high school after her return to Iceland. I All four girls took an active part in student life, participating in such activities as choir, chorale, orchestra and drama. Busy schedules were made busier through community contacts, as the girls made numerous appearances at social and service clubs. 'Q in Qilf Goa entertains at foreign exchange assembly. af'-ss lv 3 5 Exchange students enjoy a sunny Ballard day. Else enjoys a copy of the Talisman. Anna's smile breaks the language barrier Assemblie Senior girls show their style. Iazz pianist performs for the Ballard Beavers. L1I1i0I'iIf'HIhC'iI' Story' Keith Huarsager' moms tha' e-nd of senior' mprs Seattle Symphony cntcrtzlius. Show Biz '69 The musical-comedy revue, Show B12 '69 , was composed of three forms of entertainment: Broadway, television, and Hollywood. From Broadway came 5 section of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown , a scene from New Faces called Falhers and Sons , a musical number from Finiarz's Rairzbown, and a scene from another play, The Still Alarm . A western, taken from television, was part of the second forrn of entertainment. A satire on T.V. programs, The Kling Family , was followed by take-offs on television commercials as well as short skits from The Krafl Mu.s'ic Hall . From Hollywood came a portion of The Wizard of Oz and a satire on the silent films, complete with evil villains and damsels in distress. Eric Helland, Laurel Mahar, Karla Knudson, Roger Heath, and Gary Lunz were the main performers in the show directed by Mr. Earl Kelly. The long tall Texan. . tkv M - .,. .Qi g'Look at the failure lines, Linus. I . .N Y i l'We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Ozln Distressed heroine is harassed by sinister villain We share the same medicine cabinet . , . 6, in A 'SE v.3l!.lIlI'ui- ll E. ' X fi X S X X the Prosecution Agatha Christieas murder mystery, l'Vihze.r.s for the Proxeczzlzmz, was the second drama presentation by the Ballard Drama Department this year. Sir Wilfred Roberts Cplayed by Roger Heathb, along with John Mayhew Cplayed by Greg Elegianj. defended Leonard Vole CEric Hellandj, the accused murderer of an elderly woman. Complications develop when the prosecuting attorney's CGary Lunzj, main witness, the defendantls wife, Romain Vole Qulie Cascioppob takes the stand and gives evidence against her husband. The matter is corrected, however, when in Sir Wilfred's office a strange woman presents startling evidence that contradicts Mrs. Volels testimony. Through a series of very odd events the shocking truth is revealed. At Agatha Christieis request, the ending of her play will not be revealed. Inspector Hearne CRit'k Shinabargerj gives his testimony. You-you will do the best you can for me,wonityou.s1r? l 95 1 v Beaver Threads Girls' fashions this year included the usual skirt, blouse, and sweater. As last year, the vest was extremely popular-but its appearance was changed: both the knit and material vests dropped in length so that many could be worn alone as mini dresses. Pants became accepted more and more in Ballard girls' wardrobes, the style was mostly flared or wide legged. Shoes were similar to last yearls - big and chunky with high heels and rounded or squared toes. Dark and colored nylons became a common accessory along with scarves and chain necklaces. The boys were wearing clothes similar to last yearls Cslacks, jeans, shirts, and sweatersb but each took on a new and different appearance: slacks were flared, jeans had that uworn look, shirts were in deep dark colors, and sweaters were buttoned at the top with collars. Vests, suits, and ties were seen frequently, too. Styles seen at Ballard are modeled by Pam Bainbridge, Bev Monson, and Margaret Eilertsen, Popular coats are worn by Paul Nerdrum and Randi Starup. I Q 96 Lisa Kaufman and Ron Thornton wear the more sophisticated loo Ballard. fuk MD-f ifwafh Ji, , A 3, 4 l ' i if '7 wwf? fl , lx l Andy WVold, Gerald Lce. Cecile Lipscomb. and Karen Landrc wear styles at Ballard. Various boys, styles are worn by Earljohnson, Bill Mauge, and Ken Gronvold. Casual clothes are shown by Lorrie Anderson and Darrel VVOiss 97 is X . -ar K3 Q, b E , . ,rk 31 is .K in N ,p ri . 'Y ' AT? 1' 5 'mg 2 5 'L Q, . 4, new 3. f' ,4 f, vggga Zigfniw ffk -a x . K a X fi .Rus A John and Tor try outa Ski-Doo. Powder Snow and Sun From mid-November well into March, Ballard skiers enjoyed an abundance of snow and sunny slopes. The many fine runs offered by the ski resorts, located in our beautiful Cascades, provided a winter of fun and excitement. One could hardly go up skiing and not run into a classmate from Ballard, and on Monday mornings, many persons were to be seen in the halls with suntanned faces after a robust weekend of skiing. Those who wanted to improve their form took PTSA sponsored ski lessons. The eight instruction sessions started January 4, and met every other Sunday at Ski Acres until April 5. Ski busses left Ballard at 7:30 in the morning and returned at 5:30 that afternoon. Ballard had an abundance of skiing talent. Many members of the junior and senior classes were actively involved with the instruction of new skiers and some were members ofthe Ski Patrol. The Ski Patrol's main concern andjob was getting injured skiers off the hill. They were well-trained for this task as it was required for all members to take a first aid course. ln return for their services, Ski Patrols were given free lifts and tows. Faces Reflect BaIIard's Moods Cecile Lips nf if ' 'Z 1 41. ff' L Q 2' as 5 Agia? H ? ' f m V Patti McCullough Jw A' i Haywood Evans Colleen McLellan Bruce Ertel ,. E57 Q 1 . Q i Efiifif? Elvin' gglif 1' - Ii 'J Q, .M Epyw, W, , ,gf ff 9 Q QF? 5 figfiii iiiifix -,,?,k.f . 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Sophomore Class The class of ,72 plunged headlong into the first week at their new school with special assemblies given to acquaint them with Ballard's activities, traditions, and spirit. The assemblies were planned to make the sophomores feel at home and become active members of the student body. Their enthusiasm was put to the test at games and during competition yells, but the sophomores showed that they would give the ,juniors and seniors a challenge. There was also a large sophomore turnout at Ballardis first Walk-a-thon which helped our activity fund greatly. One of the most successful activities was a dance held in November. Entertainment was provided by the Fresh Peach and expressed through the theme of HKaleidoscope', the sophomore's involvement in the modern trends. The sophomores gave generous donations during our annual canned food drive, once again showing their interest in our various all-school activities. The sophomoreis involvement in school activities seemed to indicate that a majority of the class had an enjoyable and worthwhile first year at Ballard. John Aarvik Gabby Ackmann Terry Adams Dale Adolphsen Sheri Agoglia David Allen r ,f 4, , W, , , ,, .. de be John Anderson Lynnel Anderson Sharon Anderson Susan Anderson Fred Arpin Alf Arsvold 4 'SZ' Ei .s,.s izliizgaaiil ka F Y ff ' V W -'s' Sophomores: Age of Innocence Marita Asheim Bruce Bachtel Frank Bailey Molly Baird Diane Baker Valerie Baker 3 is V David Bakken fl, Q A - Barker Bateman x si a 'Fi ra i Pam K AI 4? fl 1 , . x Chuck Mike Baugh Beaudreau Dan Terry Berry Best Kathy Dale Rick Mike Bissonette Blotske Boller Bond Oyvind Karen Danny Sharon Brandal Bratland Brator Brattkus MW lm 'ffm ew. -- 4 6 A miles :M me X fa ,. . 35, , ,.,, . I I g 2 1 X Barb Bequette Chris Beury ,AV 5 -Q 1 M, .. it, fr.:-fw, A 5 f 2 me V f A! 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Daugherty , ' WJ . 1 Pam ,,,, if w A A Davis ,J ' '-ew in Paula My J h J is ' 5 Dawson ,Vii ig' C ,S f Dave ' ' ' Dean I Becky J DeArment gif' Jenni f DeFranz Esther ' W, Deineka M Barbara Y V 4' , 4: Dennison Bob ' Dennison Q N J I ' , 4 , Huw, 1: 'R Wr- , . 1 w, 1 ' as S V 5 5 ffiqe of 1 Darlene Coomb s David Corbett Alan Cote David Cote Eddie Craggs Mary Crozier Michael Cuftin Janis Curran Jan Danielson , .ff 1' :Wai 5 AH... f 1 A 44, Kathy Steve Dave Jackie Derksema Disbrow Dizard Doherty Dennis Dennis Jim Helen Donovan Dorr Dutton Edelman E Julie Freyberg Karen Fulthorp Debbie Furford Dewain Gauntlett Kathryn Geary Sharlene Gast Ross Gibson Robin Gonzalez Marty Gordon Edward Green Garry Gregorius Sverre Gronnvoll ' 1215? 1- 5 an 452 fi ' V 4 f ,al , s s. f ge, ,z 'N 1' ag U as Wg Q Vim. 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A 42 3 W 22? e 2 2 f gi 2 2 Q r , :Vi asc ' - 514211 ' ' QW fi iii 'iz 5 Joyce Hubbard Bob Huck Bob Hughes Donna Ison Mitch Jackson Jeff Jaeb Sue J ansson Leilani J anzen Ralph Jensen Donna Johansen Helen Johnsen Keith Johnsen Allyn Charles Earl Leslie Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Lynn Randy Konrad Bill Johnson Johnson Jorgensen J uliano Warren Kae stn er f A Gary Kaldestad K11ldCSfad .we A Nancy Kallas KHS , Karlsson 151 ,',' f af V gang, ,,., .,., ,,L,, ff QW' f Reaching Out A i.,,,,ku,V J. 1 gi A 1 ,ails ,. e Q 2 is af t +1 ug , M gag K t' is 5.2 Q .1 WM . . ,... we-.1 ' -2 ,,..,, .2 ,,,,,,,, 1 j i, if f -fzirfe ,L ' fd , 1 ,M 1, Aspasia Carol Robin Levas Lind Linkem Jim Don Dan Lombard Longie Loos Janet King Leslie King Michael King Richard King Gretchan Klpp A1 Kirchner Carol Klop Dean Knuntson Bernhard Krossen ' 11312 'i' 'A , in an 'iw F 8 as .. , , i sii Tia -W1 :ff as E ..,,,. , -,,, 4 ,A , , f e - -1712255 ,, . ,me --at-,afi:.5, . , fl , - .. 5 4 fa' f 295 -4 4 2 1 Leitha Little Ilene Lorenzen Sandy Karlsson Lisa Kauffman Jan Kearney Dean Kelley Grace Kelly David King .. , -'Quiz-Sf fuk Q , H i p , fe Wi? Q, 2 . 4 ai J 2224511 A , ff' ff ff' ? ft' 4 s Q E, ' for New Idea f-:J 'az-12i1' ,ifrfgr arg Z P M 9 wp ,nf i':li?i22i,' 2 fibres - 14 4 . 5 , f Q, K gs f r lx K s Carol Larson Ralph Lee aaiif' we ll,y ii, , .. , aa, ,W Clif Bob Larson Leask Clndy David Leitch Leland 11 iitli' 1 V, 2. an ,,,. . 5 f i , L l - .L Debbie Lee Doug Lenz Karen Loughmuller Judy Lovelett Marcia Lowman Vernon Lumbert Scott Lumsden J on Lude George Lundstrom Dan Luthi John Luttrell 3' '71A7l?V 'L?1? fs I ' , .sZ?f?4s5T3'?f7ff4??e?WQg . .. a re , 55 f Q ,.,. V. ,, , 5, , Sie ii Randy McAllister David McArthur Mike gsgigg af l ,msfiti -4- W' 2: . f47 !2, ' 25? Wi 'Y X -wil, . . ,sr . 4 3:,, , . A im H 11 Ei., McCandlish ew Linda McGee ,:E221.1.J1,' - -vv- McGlocklin Lucille . ..,,., Mclntire 8 i 3 R .L 5 f 3 59 Sophom ores -'fx ' Ziff 3 1 ,..- si, 5 ' Charlet Martin LaVena Maupin Sue Morgan Patty Morris Don Morrison Murray N .ta 1- Q e 15 , a I ' z,ff:?h1 f:?'f'uTM '- f ' ,, . ,,. 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'gktblt gf :sf i is S, 1 'fx 1 2 , f 1 ff S f , f 'WG 'I x fwwa em emwww t't so W, my 1 W serv f ' m e ,,,gv5a,,,a,-V , W 4,f. : ' 'E 4: M ,K su P 1' WP' 'gf uw , ,,.- j Q 1 .. f We 55. David HQ gill f ' if is V5 xg, Susan Reinholdtsen Rex Wanda Laurie awweeaam I an 5, 4 .M ,4 4 tem ,f ' ,.,, , 5 2 fy, is .I M igzsigtswf V' vgg y ' M, ' 3 M t Jack La Rayne Rider Rieland Karen Martin Ripley Rochester Roehl Rood ' Tl 'Z' vE:,. l V f . H asp ,Q 'ya 1 6 if , 1 N., M' ' l:f'l?f'?2i!i 1 mm A - W1 6 f f ff .Q f , f g 9, f Q f' 1' . ,tffakf 9' W , .2-1. .-K ,, ,, . ev' F 5' 1 N tg x X Q 4 'Y Doug Pardne Carolina Paul I , f 5 5 1 Frances Lorelle Parry Pashlcy Linda Philip Pemberton Pennock Susan Parsons Ken Payne ' f,2g121'l5aElf?f1g?2l'f i lf '7u, s ' ' , Pritchett 3.1 af.. . V A g' Jeanne ' 1 - L Puetz , 'za uw 1' - Pam ,,,.i, Quinn 4' Wendy Radtke Jeff Reed Kay Reed Greg Allen reminisces in the school library. Mike Rootjes Dale Sadoski Dan Shannon Steve Shartner Beverlee Shaw Judy Shefchik Donna Sherburn Pam Shipley Wa fawfq W., Wren mfs QW 5 MM, ' f 'XV A W , ww 'lf tt' Rossiter Rowe Sage Sailand A. 4,5 1 fr s he N ' me 5 53515 'fa ' X, v . f f 3 X1 W S 13 Q ' 2 W ,:,, - . ,r , wg is ' Y ggggwyi 7 5 , W igfiiisvmpfyx K Q y I 2 f f gif 4 'iw ' livff fi 2 em df nh ,,.,,.,,,, it we-:m,., .1 ,Q ,- L, f - 1 'gjegjfezw We gui 92 V W me 2 f ' 1 2 awww, My 5 e 55 P Z , Xt Q W' ' Cal S angrey Carla Sasse Teresa Savlewicz Hans-J urgen Schmidt Terry Schusted Roxanne Scott r W , ,Q X,,'w'm ,f f f 3 af 1 6 ff 4, 1f X v , .-,: . aft: f .1 'aww ' u M2142 1- ? 3593 an 3' ?x rqfxff T Kgs f fs as X 314 r V 4535 3 ,Q '4:X:Ei ar' 1 7 2 , wigs? EV ' , wr ,:f',, . 32 may 2, L ws xi Ja ' ,f u ., ' Q 1 G W ' ig aw 25, ge 'ie QW ,,., W . A Vl ' if - , -fi: W aaa? sesvega, - ,, Wfiiivfrs a F ' affzfgg75e,rtg,ffq,gMf 7 V1 V 'Ili 1' L' ':,e,: x1WfgS45,:Qg3? ' , . 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W 1 H- G . : iii ,i , ,:,-,, ,,, H P 35 ,ii Z l M . l MQEWQS f fl X V f 1 ff ' .,,,:,w' 9' f is f ,M E la ,fm K Mis i Q of '72 Moves In Ausie Varnes Denise Vitali Diane Voigt Jo Ann Waddell Bryon Wagner Mike Waldeu George Wells Daryl West Nanette Westerman Ilene Westphal Joanne White Kathy White Typing is a valuable skill for everyone, -gn .1 . semi? zrgssf w,,:,,,-,f',,M , rv- , , , fi i ' i ii r 1 f an f fa f L f-may wr' if ' A Ly: ff .. , , ,,r1li,si, ,L ,. 1 1 A. f f, sw-' '.,. .V use V,a,,,., ., Wi. is - ds.. Az A :- Z N n fl' Sue White Debbie Woodrich John Wick Karen Woodward Ramona .,,. -Wye rv 2 M P f Y. My ,A if , ' 1' A David Williams Williamson Debbie Norm Wrenchey Wright , 7- u :wif S X, K M W, 3 'L ...W g I I i 2 x 5 A R i of ' A I President . . . Diane Kirkpatrick Vice-President . . . Nancy Walters Treasurer . . .Julie Cascioppo Not pictured . , , Secretary . . . Nlarilyn Odegaard. Junior Class Following a vigorous election campaign the class of 571 began it's year full of activities by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance with the Fragile Lime furnishing entertainment. As the Christmas season approached, the annual Canned Food Drive and hall decorating were other events that found thekjuniors participating with obvious enthusiasm. Tremendous spirit was shown during the selling of activity cards when they topped the other classes in sales percentage, The -juniors' energy and endurance was put to the test during the first annual Walk-a-thon, when they gave support to another one of Ballard's fund-raising functions. The highlight of the year was the Junior Reception. It turned out to be an enlightening evening for parents and teachers alike, through informal conversation. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the Ballard Stage Band whose performance was enthusiastically received. Finally, as the school year was nearing a close, the .juniors anticipated the Moving-Up Assembly where they would take the new position of upperclassmen with eagerness. '--s Kathy Dave Adolphsen Anderson Mark Erie Akai Anderson Nancy Jim Aldrich Anderson Lane Lorrie K Ambler I Anderson effl V ' l Roger C 1Al1CI1 - L Anderson 6 GS e Q L' Anderson ' IZ Arnes lf Juniors Strive for Excellence Neal Ashmun Marleah Atkinson Terry Augdahl Kathryn Bailey Teri Baker Bob Baltzell Candy ' rsr. A Baltzelle Marlene , ,. ,,l, ,. Barker Lloyd r -fin Bauer r , , J , r 4 4' as -,, ,, 'E' x2 f f , , 44 B Z 1 f f W X9 J . -- 1575 ,x . A, V X7 if, ad X x , 52 4 N 121223 Z rf , 5 ' K M l 4:9 Rick Robyn Debbie John Biehl Bolduc Bolt Boone Ken Judy Pam Bill Borch Borchelt Bowc Briest r ,. Nhl Z ' . , rr,, ,I ,l,, 5 i. ,. ,. 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LMT 264,221 . f ff Lynell Riccetti Kathy Riddle Sharon Saintz Rick Salsbery Shirley Salvesen Arlene Sandvik Bradley Sayre Peter Schlagel l 1 r ,.f 1 ' - Linda Riccetti Philip Riise i f Lis , b:':fa1ivgzbfi a 'va' ' ,rf ,f Hg : , 'z::3f5f1aaf,f gf 'ray?5:z:1f:'g-1,-,,,, y X, 1 J f X 17 5 iff 5? G ,Q ,1 b K ff 'W ff,.. , x My S X 1 2 a' My 'Q 1 ' Q, W Sy 1 1 1 f I 995521 Sf? 4 , f f Z 0 F 4 Sharon Rice Margaret Riley 'gba sez :asvbzwrfwzievimziswrazeg 1 L1'ff:rW,s3ab1i21frsigwg , er , .gfeziz ' , M11 f, wig Y I , ,,., 1 if -f, ,1fw1M511 f ,W ,W wawe, W1,-1re,wwr,, - ,-: U L f- .:,,-rriwglizsbm , ,1,,. 1 . ,.,,.,, W1 ff 115: ' 1' ' 'ww ff' Miibw gb, f 'Qb X, jeff Wicker makes an observation in his chemistry class. 1599345242 uf f , - M9232 Lahna Roswick Jeff Russell Judy Rutstrom ,- ,, ' . 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V , , f W 7 f Q3 if f if If! 952 A ian 'X BEN X3 sf is a ff ' Qs, 5 it QQ Juniors Sponsor Homecoming Dance l ,52 HM ' ,ff we-Y' if 'aw 1235 222 , ,aaa',a:2Z:: aw is X 4' fe f, 3 ff fi aa M mg S 3 3 , , Vff, Met I ,.,a,fa,iiaw fW', , . ,.-msfeifezzw Ha, ,m,.. W 5- - . a t n f w g - Z? Z o,i Q John Still Carolyn Stillabower Marie Strom Tim Sullivan Eric Sundsmo Edmund Swanson Jayne Swanson Lynda Swartout Debbie T estone 0 -, in ,, We V - 1 V sw . . ae' 1491 wr'-Q i, y y,.. S V 7' ' - v V ' ,,,,., ,. W 1 1 ' or i W V , , .,,V V - r 1 ' 1 I A 'Q - 2 -g ' H ' ..,,.. Christene Nancy Sheila Beth Tuohy Twiet Usher Van Camp Beth Carol Douglas Martha V311 FHHSBH Vaughn Veith Vaabene . V.. 11 tw ,,A:-:::5:f-:.: - 9, , ,, 514' rm ZW mfg Kitties feffiffeiffw it s aa ff izamtif' i2,iQf',5 be Q i: -.,. A37 2 Q gg! I J Q . fi if ' Zi? , W3 mg Z 5 in 2 1 em M253 ffm fs szffserb X W fb ., ,. K, ,Q R ,. xv 4 -' Qs 3 X i as Q Q2 .. a an X QQ? H ,X 4 SN s Xe e X X gr i Dale Terri Bill Thompson Thompson Thornton Laraine Steve Therese Tommy Torres Tracy Tribble Trullench wwf . 1 we warns A 4 ' :mafia - ..v, '- ft, ' wit' gg Z' Q jaw fy is A ma g 5 a Q IU I 5 1,2 ' ga , ,V ,,e, , V' ' ', 7 Paul Timo Linda Vonheim Jeanette Wade Leonard Wakefield Paul Wakefield Kevin Wallace Nancy Walters Sam Watkins Linda Watson Grant Webster 'GIfiM211zJf2fi?1f251Y?4?fQw?iSlE 2,511ggrg7:?g7g5g3gg1fz f ,ggi agggggfggf I,n,1v,1w12,4f,,f1g,s,,,H,f5g,53egg,gf ,. ' ,.,,.1:51Q,,Wyfi,gQf:37f 3, fm flying, M, mllifeisfaff ., , l,r-:wffg e Wm My if 1 ,,L,, .. fr f ,,, ,I f f, fwwi - .nw .M-452' ,f1f,f,w,w - , H 7 ,.,, , ,,L, ,A 2,A , ,,,.,V, , , ..., ,. . , A. . ,,,,, , , 7 V' 'IV Ma' '17 e w W ff f I Aw 3 X X Sk I 'L 9 J eff Wheeler Jeff Wicker Darlyn Wood Linda Wood Pat Wright Mary Youngdahl Fred Zingleman Bonnie Zongker George Guy and our Beaver mascot show dance steps. W2iff2ff,i , H fi ' H Ni M 're I ' . li M ' V--v ' ' V M was M A W fil 1 , 4198 ,' ' fi ' 010 ,zffrzw 2 ,W its f O ? A W J ,Vo,,, , 5 X X 'M an W 54 'W 2 A, PQ f Zig W 6 J r ff' Q i Mike Lee Mike Sherrill White White White Peggy Robert Charles Wieg Wieneke Wike ,, M Q ffwfl 12 3 Z , P 3 32 Glenn Wilcutt Melissa Williams Teresa Williamson Douglas Williscroft Dave Wilson George Windsor Lois Winkler Barb Winter David Wolf .1 ,f E V ,QQ A af 1 f ff .1 f AA 1 f W., ,,i,, irwfras ,V y n,3f.w,wfe,r53,i , I fi : A Y ' ff ' A 1 ll 1 I A X f , rm lift r lllllt , , ra ' Nancy Aldrich and Cecile Lipscomb express their artistic ability 'A w'sfZvi?fJXW!+6? iz4?,5'1n0Ye27'T?E seem. Sophomore Honor Society Lynnell Anderson Sharon Anderson Fred Arpin Marita Asheim Bergos Berguisson Daniel Berry Karen Bratland Crystal Bevery Richard Carbone Jeanine Carr Paula Dawson Barb Dennison Julie Freyberg Gary Hale Jack Hartt Paul Hendricks Glenn Houser David Anderson James Anderson Micheal Berry Kirk Chafe Bobbie Copestick Paul Corning Cynthia Domingo Carol Dunning John Dutton Fred Frodeson Cindy Gibson Gary Gordon Greg Hartje Cynthia Honka George Hurst WayneJohnson CarolJurgens Joyce Hubbard Linda Hani Karen Hansen Kathleen Hiscock Gary Kahn Kevin Kaldestad Elizabeth Kauffman Grace Kelly Daniel Loos Carol Lind Marcia Lowman Lucille Mclntire Gary McKee Susan Morgan Bruce Nunn Judith O'Hare Junior Honor Vickie King Peter Kudenchuk Trina Lechelt Laurie Lewis Deborah Martin Jon McMullen Bill Miller Jarmin Minar Norman Mithong Donna Moen Kevin Morris Tom Nelson John Ockwell John Palm Richard Pederson Katherine Retelas Peter Schlagel Society Julie Olason Karen Roehl Kay Reed John Rootjes Donelle Sanchez Hans Schimidt Beverlee Shaw Thomas Siedler Michael Smith Nancy Sundahl Becky Swan Victoria Templin Janis Torget Kathlees White John Wick Karen Woodward Gary Schull Marie Strom Deborah Testone Paul Timo Christine Tuohy Beth Van Fassen Jeanette Wade Nancy Walters Samuel Watkins Grant Webster Charles Wike Melissa Williams Teresa Williamso George Windsor Barbara Winter Darlyn Wood Bonnie Zongker I1 QI President . . . Chuck Peck Treasurer '... Beverly Tindall Secretary '.., jerry Lind Vice President . , .Jerry Nlitchcll Senior Class The Class of 1970 were determined to pack their last year at Ballard full of activities which would provide memories of their school days for many years to come. The Seniors sponsored the year's first dance, Cheap Thrills. Music was played by the Steam, and it made the dance a highlight of the year. In October, the Senior Reception was a very successful one, with music provided by the Ballard Chorale. Those attending were helped to gain a better understanding of school activities, through talks presented by the officers of school clubs and organizations. The excitement and spirit of the Christmas season was heightened during the seniors, annual sponsoring of Ballard's Christmas Ball. The theme this year was Moonlight and Mistletoe , featuring the Brassworks Company Band for entertainment. This year the March of Dimes competition was done with a different twist. To inspire more competition between classes, a coin tossu was held during the half-time of the basketball game, and the senior's filled their bucket the fastest ,and the fullest. Throughout the year the seniors, numerous activities, such as the sponsoring of White Day, the Football Homecoming Assembly, a booth at the Snoose Junction Function, and Ballard Faculty Day, added up to the main highlights of the year. Senior Bike Day and the Senior Trip to Sunset Lodge were 'Lstrictly senior,' activities, being an important and memorable part of their last year at Ballard. Probably the biggest school event for the seniors was the Senior Prom, On the Threshhold of a Dreamf, held in the Spanish Ballroom ofthe Olympic Hotel. The final event of the senior,s year was the moving-up assembly on their last day of school. This ceremony Nofficiallyl' recognized the seniors as ugraduates of Ballard. Commencement, which is usually looked upon with anticipation, as well as with some nostalgia, sent the seniors out of Ballard and off to a new beginning. Missjensen SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Vernon Bj ornstad Linda I-Iellstrom Scott Monrad Howard Bade SPECIAL EVENTS Darrell Wiess Karen Landre CHRISTMAS BALL 2 ' e E, Bruce Weir Mary McDermott SENIOR TRIP Carl Fjelle Karen Holder CAPS AND GOWNS Senior Cab inet ifizif f L, 41 J ,: ,' ., j,45: .5fM5 :'?',!: ', I ' fx X ', :xl 2 ' , gllmlga fi 2 E I 1 W 55 Y95,fff'Tgwvav f MW? pg ' I5 A EE :sim 1 , ? Z, Mew? Z , ' 5 of --,A , - a,,ggwv2ga1Mfffwf?rifz, 9'4 is 5 Q sgmsfalg M11 IM - I 2 I 4 Q E' ' ' M f . if ' 'Lf' 5 X 3 ff I 2, 5' fr I 5 H3 2 I , 5 fa 56? J ig l Q92 2' fix Z1 ,Mp e,,, ,Q ,r,- ,, . , U 39 f f ,Elm o , 1 g eg 5, if P Wiw f vi , 'f f f g ' f ,QW W gl ' if fzgwlw 261554 242 5 W I 2 . g f? 5 A f f W 5523 1433 Q 6252 5 W-iff 1: W L2 fwfr ffezfm 5 , ff W -:f- 24 ' wp, 5 f 2 53 A2256 iz! I W, 6 gg gi . I f 1 A liz so Ernie Bemsen Kathy Richard jim Anderson Deborah Hume SNOOSEKIUNCTION FUNCTION SCRAPBOOK Don Dierg Candyljnhngfm .john Tuohy Jeanne Larsen Glen Ringstad PROM SENIOR PICNIC PUBLICITY Q24 BN J Vi , is I air Chris Arpin julie Vitalich .Ierry Lind Haljones Barb Creighton Bill Bailey SENIOR RECEPTION COMMENCEM ENT Ed Beaupre Sharon Hocfcr Carol Williams Cathy Clemence Doug Hardwick Sue Price SENIOR G lF'l' BALLARD FACULTY DAY MOVING UP Liz Abelsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Tony Acupanda A.S.B. 2,3,4 Tennis 2 Track 3 Wrestling 4 Nick Adams A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Linda Akerlund A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club John Adkins A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Pamela Akagi A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Syd Akman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club Soccer 4 Tennis 2 Richard Allen Band 3,4 Football 4 Track 4 Men's Club 2,3,4 March of Dimes Competition Winners We ' . f G' 1- - . :s'- 51:25 KL., 1 55 W K K f ' . ' gr rf, ' mcs e,-:sew ' z5ewr:,f..- Y 5 X 45: if Teresa Allen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club fsec.J 2,3,C4J Talisman Staff 3,4 Jim Anderson Football 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 4 Senior Class Cabinet 4 David Anderson Concert Choir 4 Chorale 4 Track 3 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sigrid Anderson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 3,4 Nurses Aid 3 Office Clerk 4 Glenn Anderson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Susan Anderson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3 Susan Anderson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Office Clerk 4 Ken Arnold A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3 Rachel Arnold Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 4 Marching Band 2,3 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chris Arpin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Debate Team 4 Senior Class Cab- inet 4 Melanie Austin Drama 2,3 Talisman Staff 4 Teachers' Aid 4 Foreign Exchange Club 4 Robert Austin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 A e ' f '42, fe 1 12 1 A G , 17, GY we I ' E- Jerry Back A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Howard Bade Inter-High fexecj 3, 14? Football 3,4 Senior Class Cabinet 4 Talisman Staff 3,4 Paul Baeder A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 William Bagley Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Debate Team 4 Chess Club 3,4 Dennis Bagwell A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Beverly Bailey A.S,B. frep.J C2,3,4J Girls' Club 2,3,4 Library Staff Bill Bailey A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Senior Cabinet 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Joanne Balzer A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers' Aide 4 , Marianne Baker A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls, Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 Carol Barker A.S.B. Crep.J 613,43 Girls' Club Ccabj 213,49 Ski Club 2,3,4 Sydney Baker A.S.B. 3,4 Girls' Club 3,4 Attendance Clerk 3 Pat Barmon A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 John Barrow A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Baseball 3 Dan Bartlett A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Jeff Beardsley A.S.B. Crepj f2J,3, C47 Menls Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2 100-Mile Club 2 John Beaudreau Men's Club 2,3,4 Stage Crew 2,4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Ed Beaupre Men's Club Ctreasj 2,3143 Football 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Chorale 4 Laurie Beaupre A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Office Clerk 3,4 Class Rep. 2,3,4 Bob Miller increases his knowledge of poetry. 'K' X 1 33 ,,, , Ron Beck A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Kathy Bemis A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club Crep.J 2,3141 Attendance Clerk 4 Teachers' Aide 4 Roberta Benedict A.S.B. Crep.J 2,C3J,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Ginny Benjamin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society fcab.l 2,3143 Michael Bennett A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ernst Bentsen Norwegian Club Cpresj 213J,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Talisman fmgr.J 3,143 Monday mornings present a problem for Shannon Riley. Betty Berg A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Charlene Bevry A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Sylvia Bjornson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Foreign Exchange 4 Vernon Bjornstad A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Bill Blecker A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mike Boatman A.S.B, Cvice-pres.J 2,3145 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Chris Bock A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Bonnie Boden A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Drama 2 Mike Berry A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mike Birkland A.S.B. 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Golf 3,4 Student Union 3 Karen Betzvog A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Lab Assistant 4 Ron Bishop A.S,B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Teachers' Aide 4 Debbie Bond A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Richan Brady A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Julie Boomhower A.S.B. Crepj 2,3141 Honor Society 4 Marching Band 3,4 Shingle Staff 3,4 Janice Bratland A.S.B. Crepj f2,3,4J Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3,4 Shingle Staff 3,4 Moving U QE A. if S W2 be 32 ,ef Q -ffiekiff-s,r.,A .fQ::fEe.g,:1g--eggs? Herb Bradley A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Loren Brenden A.S.B. Cpresj 2,3143 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Lab Assistant 2,3,4 Jayne Brent A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Office Clerk 2,3 Colleen Brevik A.S.B. 2,3,4 French Club 2 Foreign Exchange 2 Spades 3 Becky Britton A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club frepj C2l,3,4 Nurses Aid 3 Lab Assistant 3 Mary Ellen Brockman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Thomas Brockman Cross Country 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Marching Band 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Kathy Brown A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 pg A Time for Reflection Susan Bruemmer A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Terry Brydges Band 2,3,4 All City Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Mike Bryner A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Shingle Staff 4 Laura Lee Burglund A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Charlotte Burkart A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Attendance Clerk 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Mike Burke A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Chris Burmeister A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Gary Burns A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Steve Carlson Football 2,3 L B . Golf 2,3,4 any ums 100-Mile Club 2 A.S.l3. 2,3,4 Key Club 4 Men s Club 2,3,4 Jim Carr Stephen BUS A.S.B. rrepg 2,3141 A-S-Il 23,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 MGH S Club 2,3,4 Wrestlixlg 2,3 'ir' il' Candee Cain A.S.B. 2,3,4 Kathy Carter Girls' Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chorale 3,4 Tennis Cgirlsj 4 Dick Carlson Rick Cash Yell Leader 4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Honor Society 2 Men's Club 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Wrestling 4 Key Club 4 5 Seniors Have a Date With Tomorrow Cathy Clemence A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Song Leader 4 Teachers Aide 4 'WWW Linda Clement A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Drama 2,3,4 M sl! Qs ks Irene Clevela.nd A.S,B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Class Representative 2l Norwegian Club 2,3 Christine C oble A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Carmen Celms .Del Chafe Kirk Christensen Kim Coghlan A.S.B. frepj Men's Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Algllgl 23,4 2,3141 French Club 2 Men's Club 2,3,4 Gil-lg' Club 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Concert Band Honor Socigty 3 4 Lab Assistant 2,3,4 Football 3 Marching Band 3 Spanish Club 2 , Fred Clark Gail Clark Lynne Cl rk l C ld Football 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 A.S.B. 23,4 lftfeg 40 Wen Wrestling 4 Girls' Club 2,34 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Girls: C155 2,3,4 Tallsman 4 ski ciub 2,3 Track 3,4 Foreign Exchange 4 arcia Combs S.B. 2,3,4 rls' Clubfrepj 2,C3J,4 Jnor Society 2,3,4 lssian Club 2,3,4 hn Common S.B. 2.3.4 :n's Club 2.3.4 rci Com lita P 'ls ' Club frcp.J 2,3143 l Club 2,3,4 nor Society 4 :J Assistant 4 gistine Concannon .B. 2,3,4 'lsl Club 2,3,4 n Conners S.B. 2,3,4 en's Club 2,3,4 iris Cooke S.B. 2,3,4 lrls' Club 2,3,4 'bf find! Hair is popular-as rlcrnonstrated by Nlike Marti, -0 ..., , f A W 'Sh A Q ' .A 2 fr ,W X Wir if Randy Corbett A.S,B, frepj 2A3L4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ernie Cornick A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Dennis Craig A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 French Club 4 Dave Crawford A.S.B, 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Barbara Creighton Girls' Club Ccabj 213,43 Honor Society Qcab J 2A3,4D Senior Cabinet 4 Drama 2,3,4 Jenny Crichton A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 1 Beverley Cromwell A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Dave Dawson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Student Union 2,3,4 Russian Club 2,3,4 Scott Davis A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Alex Dejneka A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Rose Demyanovich A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Curt Devere Foreign Exchange 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Roger Heath does his impression of a can of Rcudf, 'f f ,' : ,Zi 7 ,f ' fp. , I 1 ,,,', ' C, ,wc Barbara DeVore Dennise DeShaw A.S.B. 2,3,4 AZSJS. 2,3,4 Girls, Club 2,3,4 Girls Club frep.J C2J,3,4 Chris Doersehel A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Dennis Duffy A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Judy Dugan A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jerry Eagle A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Rosemary Earp A.S.B. Crepj 213,49 Honor Society 3,4 Ski Club 2 3 Nurses Aide 3 Paula Edelman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2 3 4 Dennis Egaas A.S.B. 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Soccer 4 Ski Club 4 Library Staff 2 Barb Dreewas ' A.S,B. 2,3,4 Girls, Club 2,3,4 Don Diers A.S.B. 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Senior Cabinet 4 Norwegian Club Lorraine Ducette A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Q Tove Egenes Margaret Eilertsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Ski Club 4 Donald Ellingsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Evelyn Ellingsen Men's Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 4 Girls' Club Ccab.J C41 Talisman 4 Paul Ekman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 100-Mile Club 2 Nina Emden Honor Society 2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Band 2,3 Kathy Fabrizio A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club fcab.J 2,3145 French Club 4 Terry Farr A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Rhonda Farstad A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Attendance Clerk 4 Dan Faupel A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mike Ferkingstad A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Ron Ferrians A.S,B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 French Club 2,3 Wrestling 4 'www Senior Reception Theme The 70's l sf-as Carl Fjelle A.S.B. Crep.J 213,43 Tennis 2,3,4 Band Cdrum majorb 2,3141 Senior Class Cabinet 4 Angela Fiorito A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Larry Fleury A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Football 2 Cross Country 2 David Follman A.S.B. 2,3,4 German Club 2,3,4 Student Union 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Russ Foltz A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Melody Forcier A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club frep.J 2,3145 Library Staff 4 Biblio Club 4 Russ Foroe A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Steve Fowler A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Talisman 4 Teachers Aide 4 Linda Friis A.S.B. Crep.J 62,314 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Lab Assistant 3 Rhonda Frye A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Gary Fureby A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Dean Gartin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Senior Trip At Sunset Lodge Terry Gjolmesli Track 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Biblio Club 3 Audio Visual 3,4 Gail Gordon A.S.B. frepj 623,45 Honor Society 2,3,4 Volleyball Cgirlsj 2 Concert Choir 3 Nancy Glenday A.S.B. Crepj f2,3J,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Drama 2 Kurt Grasdahl A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2 French Club 2 l Gary Goede A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Debbie Griffin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Else Gaupseth A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Nick George Football 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Ragnheictur Gestsdo A.S.B. 4 Girls' Club 4 Norwegian Club 4 Honor Society 4 Shelley Gibbs Girls' Club fcab.J 2,3143 Honor Society fpres.J 2,3143 Ballard Chorale 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Jim Gustafson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mary Gutmann A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Elsa Gutierrez A.S.B. 4 Girls' Club 4 Foreign Exchange Nina Hage Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers' Aide 4 Office Clerk 2,3 Library Staff 2,4 Sue Haiberg A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Karen Hammersburg A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Foreign Exchange 3,4 Volleyball fgirlsj tmgr-I C43 t if ,,,, Gail Hanson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Office Clerk 2 Ski Club 2 Cynthia Harder A.S.B. fcab.J 2,3149 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Doug Hardwick A.S.B. Ccabj 2,3143 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Ski Club 3,4 Arvella Harris Girls' Club 3,4 Drama 3,4 Library Staff 3 Teachers' Aide 3,4 Lisa Harrsch A.S.B. 2,3,4 Teacher Aide 3 F.T.A. 2 Janet Hart A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club Crepj C2J,3,4 Office Clerk 3 H K is z E Y is S' ir Mike Boatman disguises himself in a Lakeside letterman's jaikct Sally Hertlein A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ellen Herum A.S.B. Ccabj 2,3143 . Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Shingle Staff 3,4 Elaine Hestekind Girls' Club Crep.J 2,3,4 Sharon Hayes A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 3,4 Eric Helland A.S.B. Crep.J 213,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 3,4 Drama 2,3,4 LA Sondra Hayes A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Library Staff 4 Spades 3,4 Linda Helstrom Girls' Club Ctreasj 2,3143 Girls' Volleyball Team 2,3,4 Girls' Basketball Team 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Roger Heath A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Drama 2,3,4 Sally Henry A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Lab Asst. 3,4 Song Leader 4 Margaret Hewitt A.S.B. 3,4 Girls' Club 3,4 Karen Hickok Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers' Aide 2 Library Staff 3 Judy Hicks A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Office Clerk 3 fwbwh Sherri Hintz A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Anna Hirata A.S.B. 4 Ballard Chorale 4 Concert Choir 4 Orchestra 4 Vicki Hiscock A.S.B. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 German Club 2,3 P.E. Assistant 2 Sharon Hoefer A.S.B. Crepj C2J,3,4 Girls' Club Ccabj 2,3141 Honor Society fcab.J 2,3,C4J Class Cabinet 4 Karen Holder Girls' Club 2,3,4 Class Cabinet 4 Concert Choir 2 French Club 2 Keith Holt A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Lab Assistant 2 Kathy Brown develops creativity through sculpture. Barbara Houck A.S.B. fcab.J 2,C3J,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Shingle fman. ed.J 3,645 Alan Huber A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Usher Squad 3 Library Staff 4 Marcie Igou A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Vicki Irion A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Guri Iversen Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 4 Ski Club 4 Library Staff 3 Kathy Jackson A.S,B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jeff Jarvis Men's Club 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3 Fred Jeffery Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Men's Club Cpres. 2,3147 Norwegian Club 2,3,4 Neal Hovik A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Stage crew 3,4 Audio Visual 3 Deborah Hume Ballard Chorale 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Shingle Staff Ced.J 3,643 Class Cabinet 4 Bryan Hubbard 100-mile Club 2,3 Audio Visual 2 Track 2 Cross Country 2,3 4 Corey Hunter A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 4 buane Johanson lr.S.B. 2,3,4 Ien's Club 2,3,4 ,ab Assistant 4 lonor Society 4 l Tandy Johnson lirls' Club 'fcabj ,3,C4l A Ioncert Choir 3,4 Ilass Cab. 4 hingle 3,4 Anita Johnsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Diane Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Bryan Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Football 2 Donna Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Nurses' Aide 3 Drama 2,3,4 Experience Warren Johnson A.S.B. Crep.J 12,314 Key Club Cpres.J 3,649 Football 2,3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 David Jones A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Hal Jones Football 2,3,4 Tennis 2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Cab. 4 Lori Jones A.S.B. Crep.J 2,C3J,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jeff Johnson Foreign Exchange fchairmanl 2,3143 French Club Cpresj 2,145 Marching Band 2,3,4 Honor Society Ccab.J 213,47 Larry Jolmson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Linnea Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Mary Lou Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 3,4 Biblio Club Cv.p.J 2,639 Richard Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Steve Johnson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Feast Club 2,3,4 l., Gains Wisdom Lynette Jorgensen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Class Cab. 4 Mike Kallas A,S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Gayle Kappel A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club frep.J C2,3,4J Student Union 3 Attendance Clerk 4 Natalie Karpiak A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club frep.J f2J,3,4 Russian Club 2 Foreign Exchange 2,3 14 J ack Keller Football 2,3,4 Tennis 3,4 Band 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Mark Keller A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sue King A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Foreign Exchange 4 Valerie Kinney A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Commencement i Larry Knudson Benny Knutson Karlene Kolbeck ASB 234 ASB 234 A.S.B.2,3,4 Men s Club 2 3 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Sue Konrad Karl Kortkamp Philip Kosmos ASB 234 ASB 234 A.S.B.4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Men's Club 4 Teachers Aide 4 Lab Assistant 4 Jeff Kirby A.S,B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Eric Klason A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sidney Knizek A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Karla Knudson Spanish Club 2,3,4 Drama 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 s a Time of Decision Mike Kreis Honor Society 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Foreign Exchange 3 Band 2 Ragnar Kristjansson Men's Club 2,3,4 Mountaineering 2,4 Track 3 Ticket Seller 2 Brett Kuzyk A.S.B. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 3,4 German Club 2 Linda Laine A.S.B. frep.J 12,334 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 French Club 3,4 Karen Landre A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Tom Langland A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 nne Larsen Eld 2,3 or Society 2,3,4 , Club 2,3,4 rrwegian Club 3 Ein Larsen .B. 2,3,4 'ls' Club 2,3,4 nrwegian Club 4 . Club 3 Eidi Larson .B. 2,3,4 'ls' Club Crep.J 2,3145 nor Society 2,3,4 nk LaQue d 2,3,4 V Band 2,3,4 -City Band 4 :hestra 4 ryl La Verdure EB. 2,3,4 n's Club 2,3,4 ista Lee EB. 2,3,4 'ls' Club fcab.J 213J,4 i Club 2,4 lisman 4 Gerald Lee Men's Club 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Football 2,3,4 Sheila LeMaster Cynthia Lenz A.S.B. 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Girls' Club Crep.J 2,3145 Honor Society 2,3,4 German Club 2,3 Margaret Lewis Jerry Lind Carol Lindgren A.S.B. 2,3,4 A.S.B. Ccab. 8L rep.J A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 2,3141 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Forum Club 4 Margie Schindler andilohn Beaudreau talk it over between classes. Beth Lofton A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club Crepj 2,3141 Larry Logan A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Football 4 Bill Loos Honor Society 2,3,4 Foreign Exchange 3 Band 3,4 All State Band 4 Marie Lorgen A.S.B. Ccab.J 2,3143 Girls' Club Ccabj 2,3145 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Honor Society Ccab.D 2,3145 Melodie Loughmuller A.S.B, 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 3 Lawrence Lumbert A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Gary Lunz A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Drama 3,4 Ski Club 3 Martin Lysness Concert Band 3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 June McAlees A.S,B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mike McAllister Concert Choir 3,4 Chorale 4 Tennis 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Pat McAllister Wrestling 4 100-Mile Club 4 German Club 2 Ski Club 2,3,4 Patti McCullough Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Teachers Aide 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Lyneltejorgensen measures Haywood Evans for a graduation cap. Bob McCurtain A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Stage Crew 2 Lab Assistant 2 Jerry McDevitt A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Pep Band 2 Ski Club 3 Nancy McMenamin A.S.B. Ccab. Sc rep.J 12,145 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Peggie McMurchie A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Song Leader 4 Ski Club 3,4 Connie McPherson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chuck Madison A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2 Anne Madsen A.S.B. Crep.J 2,3,C4J Chorale 4 Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Bob Mager A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 1 W-i:4446fw:f:im:za4 M:4imhwJwy:+55.4: Ffilfiff ' 5 ' VZVF QS Maxine McDaniel A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 2 Danny McDonald Men's Club fsecj 2,3149 Ski Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 3,4 Tennis 4 Mary McDermott A.S.B. Crep.J 2,C3J,4 Class Cabinet fpresj C3J,4 French Club 2 Drama 2 Linda McLean A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 2 Laural Mahar A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Scott Mataya A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Golf 4 fsr R Michael Marti Bill Mauge A.S.B. 2,3,4 Student Union Audio Visual 3 Library Staff 4 Clifford Martin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Usher Squad 2,3 100-Mile Club 2 Mamie Mayfield A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Seniors Promote Stability Candy Miller A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Attendance Clerk 4 Ricky Miller Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Lettermer1's Club 2,3,4 Cheryl Mitchell A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Jerry Mitchell A.S.B. frep.J C2,3,4J Class Vice-President 4 Concert Choir 3,4 Chorale 4 Terry Meier A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Cheri Merritt A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ticket Seller 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Patricia Michels A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 3 Lab Assistant 3 Ann Miklusis A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 F.T.A. 3 Teachers Aide 2 Herman Milas A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Bob Miller A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Debbie Mittelstadt A.S.B. Ccabj 2,f3J,4 Girls' Club Ccabj 2,3143 Ski Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 Barbara Mock A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 3,4 Larry Mohrweis A.S.B. Crepj C2J,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Science Club Cvice-pres.i C43 Scott Monrad Men's Club Ccab.J 2,3,C4J Honor Society 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 147 48 Darrell Monson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mike Monsos A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Janis Montgomery A.S.B. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Glen Moore Football 3 Cross Country 4 Wrestling 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Shannon Morris Drama 3,4 Girl's Club 2,3,4 Teacher's Aide Robyn Mulholland A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ellene Mulligan A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teri Munter A.S.B. 2,3,4 French Club 2,3 Concert Choir 2,3 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Graduation Colors - Red and Black Steve Murphy A.S.B. 3,4 Lettermen's Club 4 Lab Assistant 4 Soccer 4 Dorothea Nation A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 4 Lab Assistant 2,3,4 Vera Murphy A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Talisman 4 Honor Society 4 Lorrie Needles A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club frep.J C2J,3,4 Band 3 Irene Mydske A.S.B. t2,3J,4 Girls' Club Ccab.J H3143 Orchestra 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3,4 Kathy Neese A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers' Aide 4 Jamie Nelson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 John Nelson , Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3 Football 2,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Kathy Nelson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 2,3,4 Ski Club 3 Gary Nereim A.S.B. 2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 All City Band 3,4 Nancy Ness A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Norwegian Club 3 Randy Newton A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 German Club 2,3,4 Q Zesto provides the perfect setting as Dana Peabody. Nanci Glendav and Vicki Irion soak up a few rays. Cheryl Nicholson Dave Niederstadt A S B 2 3 4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Class Represent- ative 2,3 Spanish Club 2 Nancy Nolze Trudy Nordanger A S B 2 3 4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls Club 2 3 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2 Rm, V Fred Noble A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Kris Noreide A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club Qcabj 623,43 Arna Nygaard A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 FEAST Club 3,4 Library Staff 2 Christine Olsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ken Olsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Steven Olsen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Chess Club 4 Audio Visual 3,4 Steve Olson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Menis Club 2,3,4 Jean Orsucci A.S.B. frep.J 2,3141 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Chorale 4 -.iw . - . . , ,, ,, . f f ,, . 1:33652 -f ., , fm: W Am i f ' Sharon Overland A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 3 Bob Owes A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Manuel Panasiuk A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Maria Panasiuk A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jeanne Pankievich A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jeannette Paulin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chris Bock provides entertainment at a noon dance. Dana Peabody A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jim Pennock Marching Band 2,3, 4 All City Band 3,4 Honor Society 2,3 4 Science Club 4 Nancy Peterson Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ticket Seller 3,4 Spanish Club 2 Ski Club 2 Pat Peterson Lettermen's Club 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Wrestling 4 Football 2 Mark Phelps Key Club Cofficerj 2,3141 Football 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Charles Phillips A.S.B, 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Usher Squad 3 Kathy Pishue A.S.B. fcabj 2,3,C4J Girls' Club 2,3,4 Shingle 3,4 Class Cabinet 4 Fred Poncelet A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Chuck Peck Honor Society 2,3,4 Class President 4 Shingle 4 , Norwegian Club 3,4 Doug Petersen A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Ernie Pemberton A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Bruce Peterson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sue Price Shingle 3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 4860.1 C49 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Sylvia Putnam Girls' Club 2,3,4 Drama 2,3,4 Office Clerk 4 Linda Priestley A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Betsy Radley Girls' Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Boris Puchlov Drama 2,3,4 Russian Club 2,3 Track 2 Stage Crew 4 Nida Pustobaeff A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 White Day: N I Richard Reynolds A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Philip Rezanow A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Kathy Richards Concert Choir 2,3,4 Ballard Chorale 3,4 Senior Cabinet 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Cathy Rieland A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 John Ram FEAST Club 3,4 Track 3 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Steve Rammage A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Robin Ramsey Usher Squad 2,3,4 Lab Assistant 3 FEAST Club 3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Kerry Reid A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Rita Reihing A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Linelle Reinholdtsen Girls' Club fpres.J 2,3141 French Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Ballard Chorale 4 ostalgic for All bak-ag, Shannon Riley A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Glen Ringstad Track 3,4 A.S.B. frepj 2,3141 Men's Club 2,3,4 Rick Roach Usher Squad 3 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Claudia Robertson Office Clerk 4 Attendance Clerk 3 Lab. Assistant 4 A,S.B. 2,3,4 wwf -vga, John Robishaw Baseball 2,4 Golf 3 Student Union 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Brad Rochester A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Larry Rodal A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Ruth Rolander A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Karyn Roney A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chris Ronning Norwegian Club 4 Tennis 3 Lab Assistant 2 Student Union 2 Eric Ronstad A.S.B. Crep.J 3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 3,4 Dan Rosetti A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Seniors Help Cut at Walk-a-thon ' Chris Roswick A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 French Club 2 Ski Club 2 Lee Russell A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 John Rothermel A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Ski Club 3,4 Wendy Sandvig Girls' Club Ccab.J C2,3,4J French Club 2,3 Ski Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2 Bob Rudd Honor Society 4 Band 2,3 Drama 4 Yell Leader Russ Sangrey Men's Club 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Football 2 Tony Saulewicz A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Student Union 2,3,4 Forum Cchairmanb Q45 Margie Schindler A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Gerrie Schneider A.S.B. Crep.J 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 2 Joy Schwetz A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Library Staff 4 Foreign Exchange 4 Laurie Scidmore A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Linda Scott A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 'Vw y f l 2 X f mf A 1 K 'X Sheryl Sears A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Patrick Sherwin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Jeffrey Seefried A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Richard Shinabarger Football 2,3,4 Track 3 Drama 3,4 Basketball 2 ,ru-V Jane Selleck A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Track Cgirlsj 2 Jim Siegle A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Dave Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Mews ciub 2,3,4 Kathy Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Marlo Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Terry Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Joan Smuin A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Vera Solouieff A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 John Sincavage V,a,A,, A V V A.S.B. 3,4 I ' V Men's Club 3,4 Kathrine Sleipnes V A.S.B. 2,3,4 ' Girls' Club Crepj 2,C3J,4 ,, J, J 1 I t M I 5 , fx? -.f K E V, , ' rr Daniel Sloan A,S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Biblio Club 2 Gloria Smissaert A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Songleader 4 German Club 2,3 Bob Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Brad Smith A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Track 2 Concert Choir 3,4 Mr. Barneyllohanson goes all out to regain the drain . ' 3 ff f V' X .,,.,W.. 4 Charlotte Wilke and Cheri Merritt are kept busy selling tickets to one of Ballard's many activities. Mark Sonstegard A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Michael Stahl A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Keith Sovereign A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Miles Standish A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Ray Stach A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Forum Club 4 Lab Assistant 4 Greg Starup A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 a f I W , . M- 'rm , E , 5: , Magne Steinsvik A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Mary Stengl Teachers Aide 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Concert Choir 3,4 Ballard Chorale 4 Debbie Stevens A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3 ,4 JoDee Stevie A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Norwegian Club 2 Dave Stiller A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 David Strand Honor Society 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Golf 2,3,4 Football 4 Marlys Strom A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Kathy Swank French Club 3 Girls' Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Jose Suarez Foreign Exchange 4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Dennis Swanson FEAST Club 3,4 Lunchroom Helper A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Rafael Suarez A.S.B. Qrepj 2,3141 Cross Country 3,4 Chess Club 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Tom Taylor Honor Society 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Ski Club 4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Spanish Ballroom Bruce Thorsland Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 All City Band 3,4 Soccer 4 Sharon Throness A.S.B. 3,4 Girls' Club 3,4 Honor Society 3,4 Steve Tilden A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sande Tillett A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 H of Melinda Telnes Volleyball fgirlsj 3,4 Basketball Cgirlsl 4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Jody Thomas Spades 2 Ski Club 2 A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Alicia Thomason A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Kirby Thompson Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Christie Thorman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Ron Thornton Men's Club Cvice-presj 2,3143 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 I S ' P Bev Tindaii ,5,, All City Orchestra Honor Society 2,3,4 Q ' 1 Marching Band 2,3,4 i ' l ' Drama 3,4 li SFR Terry Tolbert i W' Q A.S.B. 2,3,4 ' l Girls' Club 2,3,4 X bmzpt A Bill Toms Honor Society 2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Jim Townsend A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Marci Complita and Wendi Sandvig choose a nice day to walk home. Rick Traverso A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 John Tuohy Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Track, 2,3,4 Soccer 4 Yell Leader 3,4 Ken Uhlman A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club Crepj f2,3,J4 Track 3 Baseball 4 Kathy Vangen Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spades 3,4 Biblio Club 3,4 Honor Society 4 Bike Day Means Fun for Seniors Don Varekamp A.S.B. 2,3,4 Menis Club 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Mountaineering 4 Julie Vitalich A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Cabinet 4 Jan Vasiliou A,S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Office Clerk 3 Hillard Viydo Men's Club 2,3,4 Lunchroom Helper 2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Usher Squad 2 Richard Vincent A.S.B. 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 2,3 Drama 4 Steve Wagner A.S.B. 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Choir 4 Choral 4 Don Wainright A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Sandi Walker A.S,B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3.4 Erin Walsh A.S.B. Crepj C2J,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Foreign Exchange 3 Orchestra 2 LindaWamsher A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Jenan Wasmund A.S.B. Crepj f2,3,4J Honor Society Csecj 2,3 147 Band 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Mike Watkins A.S.B. 2,3,4 Pep Club Cpres.J 3,141 Golf 2,3 Football 2 Steve Weber A.S,B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Gerry Wells A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Chorale 4 Concert Choir 3,4 NW sl Bruce Weir Golf 2,3,4 Class Cabinet 3,4 Shingle 4 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Sandi West A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2 Band 3 Song Leader 4 Karen Wright A,S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Anna Marie York A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Sharon Zent A.S,B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Charlotte Wilke Girls' Club 2,3,4 Norwegian Club 2,3 Teachers Aide 4 Ski Club 2,4 Carol Williams Class Cabinet 4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Song Leader 4 Shingle 3,4 Sue Williams A,S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Craig Wilson A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Teachers Aide 4 Dave Wines A.S.B. 2,3,4 Men's Club 2,3,4 Annette Wold A.S.B. 2,3,4 Girls' Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Ski Club 2,3,4 5522.17 ' Senior Honor Nick Adams Chris Arpin William Bagley Bill Bailey Virginia Benjamin Sylvia BJ ornson Julie Boomhower Jayne Brent Terry Brydges Kim Coghlan Marcia Combs Barbara Creighton Lana Cwinar Dave Dawson Curt DeVere Silme Domingo Paul Ekman Nina Emden Angela Fiorito Carl Fjelle Else Gaupseth Nick George Shelley Gibbs Gail Gordon Pamela Akagi Thelma Alexander Karen Alfrey Randall Amison Martin Andriesen Dan Armstrong Bonnie Bailey Steve Bailey Charles Balthis Leslie Beairsto Mike Bender Wayne Billerbeck Pam Blanke Bill Blecker Michael Boris Susan Bosch Mike Braley Daniel Brandon Connie Burns Theresa Burns Debra Byam Michael Cassidy Peter Celms Walter Christensen John Christianson Walter Clark John Crum Jack Culver Lana Cwinar James Dalton Pamela Dastol Dennise DeShaw Silme Domingo Shirley Drain Vernon Dunn Gregory Eligian Hayward Evans Bruce Evens Dennis Fernandez Elaine Hestekind Greta Hewitt Sharon Hoefer Barbara Houck ChrisJackins JeffJohnson HalJones Jeanne Kalpousos Jack Keller Eric Klason Benny Knutson Micheal Kreis Karen Landre Jean Larsen Randi Larson Cynthia Lenz William Loos Marie Lorgen Ann Madsen Larry Morweis Scott Monrad Janis Montgomery Glen Moore Camera Shy JamesFlint Laura Frohlich Rick Fulcher Ray Fviis Mark Gardner Brian Gauntlett Paula Gunderson J ames Hagbo George Hammer Lana Hammer Christina Hammond Lisa Harrsch Mike Heinz Steven Hickam Harold Hill Gail Hofsvang Howard Hooper David Hunt Nancy Hunt David lvancich ChristopherJackins KurtJacobsen KrisJohnson MichaelJohnson VickiJohnson Jeanne Kalpousos Scott Kennedy Debra Kloepter Charlene Knouf Frank LaQue Steven Lessor Gerald Lee Patricia Lewis Karen Lindsey Terrie Linne Sheila LeMaster Lawrence Logan Deborah Lucas Society Ellene Mulligan Vera Murphy Randy Newton Trudy Nordanger Charles Peck James Pennock Suzanne Price Connie Redel Linelle Reinholdtsen Ruth Rolander Gloria Smissaert Kathleen Smith Mary Stengl David Strand Thomas Taylor Sharon Throness Beverly Tindall William Toms Kathryn Vangen Julie Vitalich Erin Walsh Jenan Wasmund Carol Williams Patric MacDonald Steven Malcolm Mike Martin Helen Matos Patrick McGrath Joel McVey Terry Mercille Patrice Moleaar Sharon Moser Janice Nelson Sandra Nelson Forrest Nesvacil Donald Olson Sara Ojcius Jerry Ottersen Lynn Owens David Pepin Dale Poorman Robert Prine Nida Pustobaeff Connie Redel Nick Schmidt Darlene Shamp James Smith Laura Smith Larry Sund Kim Talbot Steve Taylor Mark Thompson Vera Trytiak Gordy Uno Melvin Utton Donald Van Etten Kathryn Vangen Orien Weisz Karen Wenger Joe Wheeler Fred Wilcutt mix, ,WV H. 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' Index Faculty Index Ames, Mary 9,19 Andrews, Jerry 20,29,58 Armstrong, Donald 16 Baker, John 5, 10 Barney, Virginia 13 Barth, Perry 24,42 Bateman, Jack 28 Beahm, John 26,51 Blessing, Les 19 Bollman, Paul 18 Brooks, Jack 16 Bune, Robert 24 Burnett, Donald 20 Burns, Beatrice 26 Byers, Leonidas 9,15,29 Byrum, Joy 13 Calder, William 20 Caldwell, Kathryn 11 Campbell, Cale 15,51 Carey, Robert 15,36 Colasurdo, John 11 Colvin, Marion 15 Creighton, James 17 Cribley, Leslie' 11 Crossen, Mary 13 Cusworth, Regina 25 Dahl, Harold 19 Deschenes, Cathy 22 Derksen, Ann 13 Eichenberger, Elletta 12 English, Doris 24 Englund, David 23 Eppley, Hildegard 12 Erickson, Frances 7,15 Fisher, Lola 21 Fletcher, Charles 20 Franks, Kermit 5,10 Furry, Janiss 11 Gibbs, Billie 3,14,15 Gill,.Robert 11,31 Guertler, John 21 Hahn, Marty 28 Hansen, Martha 12 Harison, William 13 Hatfield, Evelyn 12 Haynes, Helen 18 Hendrickson, Elnore 19 Henning, Grace 24 Henning, Robert 26,56 Hobson, Claude 13 Hoveland, Thelma 13 Hurst, Anna 13 Hussman, Lou Ann 11 Ikeda, Roy 27 Jensen, Judith 28,130 Johanson, Barney 13 Johnston, Ray 24 Jones, Betty 12 Jones, Teresa Kelly, Earl 15 Kemmerling, Charles 17,58 Kelly, Madeline 13 Kimball, Fred 17 King, Norland 26,77 Kircher, John 18 Koesel, John 11 Kosty, Barbara 20 Kourkoumelis, James 17 Krahn, Hilda 12 Kuklenski, William 27,51,76 Lundberg, Solveig 21 McClellan, Joan 22 McGee, Clyde 23 Mace Frank 27 Mally, Elaine 15 Matson, Jan 27 Merrill, Edward 24 Mickelson, Lynn 11,23 Mitchell, 15 Morrison, Winona 22 Myers, Mary 14,15 Nardin, Al 16,17 Nomelini, Virginia 12 Parkerson, Shirley 12 Pleis, Bernadine 11 Plouf, Francis 11 Pressey, Laura 20 Pressey, Rodney 18,58 Quackenbush, Russell 19,5 1 Quade, Walter 23,24 Rafferty, Nellie 12 Reddie, Virginia 20 Risdon, Nancy 12 Ristau, Barbara 15 Rodenhouse, Irma 11,26 Scarlett, Josephine 12 Schneller, Peter 5,10 Schott, Ernest 25 Scott, Alice 22 Sears, Herbert 7,15,35 Shumm, Iverne 15 Stixrood, Priscilla 25 Stone, Helen 12 Swofford, 27 Tedford, Ingrid 21 Thompson, Delores 27 Thorson, Alven 18 Tjaden, Norman 17 Wells, Barbara 13 Wells, Neil 13 Weston, Polly 15 Whaley, Sandra 24,28 Wilde, Alberta 12 Willson, Claude 15 Witt, Lew 18 Student Index A Aarvik, John 43,107 cAbelsen, Liz 132 Ackerman, Jay Ackman, Gabby 107 'Acupanda, Tony 76,132 tAnderson, Susan 132 Anderson, Susan 107 i'Anderson, Susan M. 132 Andrews, David Armstrong, John Arnes, Liz 117 tArnold, Ken 132 'fArnold, Rachel 42,132 'tArpin, Chris 45,47,131,l32, 158 Arpin, Dan Arpin, Fred 107,127 Arsvold, Alf 107 Asheim, Marita 107,127 Ashmun, Neal 77,117 Atkinson, Marleah 117 Augdahl, Terry 117 Austin, Melanie B Bachiel, Bruce 107 Back, Jerry 133 1Bade, Howard 35,75,l30,133 'Baeder, Paul 133 4Bagley, William 42,47,133,158 iBagwell, Dennis 133 'kBailey, Beverly 133 'Bailey, Bill 131,133,158 'Bailey, Bonnie Bailey, Frank 55,107 Bailey, Kathryn 4,117 Bainbridge, Pam 96 Baird, Baker, 9fBaker, ' Baker, Baker, Baker, Molly 107 Diane 1 07 Marianne 1 3 3 Sydney 1 3 3 Teri 1 17 Valerie 1 07 Bakkeng, David 42,107 Baltzel l, Bob 117 Baltzelle, Candy 117 Balzer, Balzer Joanne 1 3 3 Krist , Y 'kBarker, Carol 39,133 Barker Barker Barker , Gary 107 , James 41,76 , Marlene 117 ik Adams Adams , Nick 132,158 , Jerry 107 Adkins, Dave 55 Adkins, John 59,60,63,132 Adolphsen, Dale 107 Adolphsen, Kathy 37,39,45,117 Agoglia, Sheri 107 Ahrens, Jim 'F Akagi, Pamela 132 Akai, Mark 53,117 +Ackerlund, Linda 132 i'tAkman, Syd 77,132 Aldo, Wayne Aldrich, Nancy 9,117 Alexander, Kyle Allebach, Bob Allen, David 107 Allen, Greg 55,113 Allen, Kerri 117 :A1len, Richard 132 i'Allen, Teresa 35,38,132 Altshuler, Rob Ambler, Lane 117 4'Amison, Randy Anderson, Celeste 117 Anderson, Dave 56,57,117,127 9fAnderson, David 132 Anderson Eric 117 iEAnderson, Glenn 132 Anderson, Jim 43,52,130,132 Anderson, Jim N. 53,117,127 Anderson Anderson Anderson John 107 Lorrie 97,97,117 Lynnel 107,127 Anderson Roger 53,117 Anderson Sharon 45,107,127 :Anderson, Sigrid 132 i Barmon, Patti 133 'CBarnes, Joe fBarringer, Bill Barringer, Dave :Barrow, John 133 'Bartlett, Dan 133 Bateman, Parn 107 Baucham, Bennie Bauer, Lloyd 117 Baughn, Chuck 107 'Bear dsley, John 133 'Beaudreau, John 133,145 Beaudreau, Mike 107 i'4Beaupre, Ed 40,49,52,131,133 iBeaupre, Laurie 133 Beaupre, Renee 117 i Beck, Ron 134 Bedier, Cynthia 45,117 Bedker, Bhillip 117 Bednarik, Debbie 37,117,159 :Bemis, Kathie 134 'Benedict, Roberta 45,134 tBenjamin, Ginny 34,134,158 i Bennet, Michael 134 KBentsen, Ernst 30,35,45,47, 130,134 Bequette, Barb 107 Berg, Elaine :Berg, Betty 134 Berglund, Keith 43 Bergvinsson, Bergros 107,127 Berry, Dan 107,127 'Berry, Mike 134 Berry Michael M. 53,117,127 Bertram, Colleen Bertsch, Wanda 117 Best, Terry 107 Betzvog, Nancy 117 'kBevry, Charlene 134 Bevry, Chris 107,127 Biel, Rick 117 Bigler, Steve 107 'Birkland Mike 134 'tBishop, Ron 134 Bissonette, Kathi 107 Bjornstad, Tor 53,117 'Bjornstad, Vernon 35,130,134 l 'iBjornson, Sylvia 134,158 Blackorby, Carol Blanchat, Shelley 'Blanke, Pam i Blecker, Bill 134 Blotske, Dale 107 tBoatman, Mike 32,52,54,134 14 tBock, Chris 134,150 tBoden, Bonnie 134 Boden, Diana Boe, Edwin Bolduc, Robyn 117 Boller, Rick 42,107 Bolt, Debbie 117 'Bond, Debbie 135 Bond, Mike 107 'Boomhover, Julie 37,42,135, 158,159 Boone, John 53,117 Borch, Ken 117 Borchelt, Judy 117 Bordsen, Mary Bowe, Pamela 117 Bradbury, Steve 76 Bradbury, Wayne Bradley, Henry i Bradley, Herb 135 'kBrady, Richan 135 Brandal, Oyvind 63 'Brandon, Dan iBratland, Janice 135 Bratland, Karen 107,127 Brator, Danny 55,107 Brattkus, Sharon 107 Bratvold, Todd Breda, Stan 45,77,107 Breidenbach, Timm Bremer, Bonnie 'Brenden, Loren 59,60,135 'Brent, Jayne 158 Brevel, Ken fBrevik, Colleen 135 Breuel, Laurie 107 Briest, Bill 117 Brighton, Dia 117 'Britton, Becky 135 'Brockman, Mary Ellen 135 Brockman, Mike 42 'tBrockman, Tom 56,57,135 Brooks, Sherri 107 Brosius, Mike Brown, Darrell 107 :Brown, Kathy 135 Brown, Russell 117 Bruemmer, Anna 107 :'iBruemmer, Sue 135 Bruns, Nancy Bruntlett, Steve 'Brydges, Terry 42,135,158 'Bryner, Mike 135,159 Buchanan, Debbie 117 Budsey, Dave 55,106 Bugge, Ruthann 107 Bujnowski, Mary 117 Bullen, Mary Ann 117 Bunten, Jane 107 Burgess, Bonnie Burgess, Rhonda 107 i Burglund, LauraLee 135 'Burkart, Charlotte 135 1'Burke, Mike 59,60,61,62,135 Burke, Rodney 107 Burkhardt, Marilyn 117 Burmeister, Annette 117 'fBurmeister, Chris 42,135 Burris, Dave 117 'Burris, Larry 74,136 Bus, Stephan 136 Bush, Bob Bush, Debbie 31,83,117 Butler, Diane Byers, Barbara Byrum, Judy 37,42,47,118,159 C 'Cain, Candee 45,136 Caceres, Becky 108 Caldwell, Cheryl 108 Callaway, Brenda Camus, Dave Carbone, Richard 42,108,127 Carlberg, Lynne 45,118 Carlson, Arlene 118 'Carlson, Dick 7,83,136 Carlson, Karen 118 Carlson, Mike 55,108 Carlson, Steve 136 Carr, Jeanine 127 Carr, Jim 136 Carr, Susan 108 Carrieri, Carrie 42,108 Carter, Gail 108 Carter, Kathy 81, 136 1 Cascioppo, Julie 116,118 w Cash, Rick 76,136 ' Casper, Robert Casper, Susan 118 Cassidy, Dale 108 Cassidy, Mike 1 'Celms, Carmen 136 Chafe, Del 136 Chafe, Kirk 56,57,118,127 Chaney, Susan 118 Charlesworth, Steve 118 Charlet, Martin Chester, Mark Childs,'Karen Chism, Bill 53,118 Christensen, Dawn 108 Christensen, June 108 Christensen, Kirk 43,136 Christensen, Walt Christianson, Erik 108 Christopherson, Brian 77,118 Chumbley, Rhonda 118 Clark Clark? Clark 'Clark 'Clarkj Clark, Clark ' Clark Clark Clark Carol Dave Elmer 118 Fred 35,52,76,136 Gail 136 Jeff 108 Larry 53 Lynne 136 Norma 118 Shryl Clausen, Liv 46,118 Clemence, Cathy 83,131,136 Clement, Leroy 6,63,108 Clement, Linda 136 Cleveland, Irene 136 'Coble, Christine 136 Coble, Melinda 118 Coffin, Vickie 106,108 Coggle, Nancy 'Coghlan, Kim 136,158 Coldwell, Charlotte 136 Coleman, Julie 108 Combs, Diane 46,118 Combs, Marcia 137,158 Common, John 41,137 'Comp1ita, Marci 39,137,156 Compton, Jack 108 'Concannon, Christine 45,137 i'Conners, Jim 87,137 Conrad, Julie Conrad, Terry Cook, Jacqi 108 Cook, Mike 27,108 Cooke, Chris Cooke, Rosalie 108 Coombs,,Darlene 108 Copestick, Bobbie 42,118,127 Corbett, David 108 Corbett, Randy 137 Cornell, Lillian 118 'Cornick, Ernie 137 Corning, Paul 45,118,127 Cornwell, Bill Cote, Alan 76,108 Cote, David 108 Cox, Deann Craggs, Eddie 56,108 Craig, Dennis 46,77,l37 'Creighton, Barbara 34,39,131, 137,158 Crichton, Jenny 137 Cromwell, Beverly 138 Crozier, Mary 108 Crumpacker, Mike 77,118 Cuftin, Mike 108 Culbertson, Dawn 36,118,159 'Culver, Jack 56,57 Curran, Janis 108 'Cwinar, Lana 158 D Dale, Berry 118 Dallman, Dan Danielson, Jan 108 Daufney, Susan Daugherty, Vicky 108 Davies, Betty 118 Davis, Gina Davis, Pam 108 Davis, Scott 34,41,138 Dawson, Dave 138,158 Dawson, Paula 108,127 Dean, Dave 108 Deardorf, Bob DeArment, Becky 108 DeFrang, Jenni 1.08 'Dejneka, Alex 138 Dejneka, Esther 108 Delaney, Teresa De-Leest, Fred 42,43,118 Demler, Randy 56 'Demyanovich, Rose 138 Dennison, Barbara 45,108,127 Dennison, Bob 108 Derksema, Kathy 108 'DeShaw, Dennise 138 'Devere, Curtis 138,158 i DeVore, Barbara 45,138 DeVore, Gordon 'Diers, Don 33,59,60,131,138 Diers, Fred 41,53,98,1l8 Dietsch, Bruce 118 Disbrow, Steve 63,108 Dixon,Roger 29,118 Dizard, Dave 108 Dizard, Derril 118 Doerschel, Bob 118 'Doerschel, Chris 138 Doherty, Jackie 108 Dokes, Bonnie 45,118 Domingo, Cynthia 42,118,127 'Domingo, Silme 158 Donaldson, Carol 118 Donaldson, Rhonda 46,118 Donovan, Dennis 76,108 Doolittle, Chris 118 Dorman, Michele Dorr, Dennis 43,108 Downey, Grant Dreewes, Barb 138 'Ducette, Lorraine 138 Dudgeon, Michael 45,118 'Duffy, Dennis 74,138 'Dugan, Judy 138 Dunning, Carol 118,127 Dunning, Gayle 42 Durbin, Pam Dutton, Jim 108 ,f f l Q wg W fr Dutton, John 91,118,127 E Eagle, Jerry 138 Earp, Rosemary 104,138 Eck, Philip 118 Eckhardt, Wes 118 Edelman, Helen 108 Edelman, Paul 35,87,l38 Egaas, Connie 109 'fEgaas, Dennis 77,138 'Egenes, Tove 139 Egerdal, Doug 118 Eilertsen, JoAnne 118 'Eilertsen, Margaret 96,139,157 Ekern Pam 21,118 Ekern, Scott 43,118 Eknes, Knut 118 i Ekman, Paul 139,158 'Elig'ian, Greg 'Ellingsen, Don 139 'Ellingsen, Evelyn 139 Emmons, Darla 109 Ellis, Eric Ellis, Pat 118 Ellison, Glen 119 Else, Cynthia 'Emden, Nina 42,139,158 Emerise, Duke Emmons, Denise 119 Enault, Melodie 109 Eng, Kathy 109 Eng, Lisa 109 Enquist, Kari 119 Erickson, Cindy Ertel, Bruce 103,119 'Evans, Haywood 103,146 F Fabrizio, Kathy 39,46,139 Fadich, Frank 1 19 Farr, Howard Farr, Lance 55,109 Fan, Terry 139 Farstad, Coreen 109 'kFarstad, Ronda 139 'Faupel, Dan 139 'Ferkingstad, Mike 139 'Fernandez, Dennis Ferran, Gary 109 'Ferrians, Ron 76,139 'Fiorito, Angela 139,158 Findlay, Sue Fisher, Vincent Fisk, Gail 119 Fitch, John 109 1Fjelle,8Car1 30,42,130,139, 5 Flaming, Evaugh 45,119 :'4Fleury, Larry 139 Flint, John 53,54,59,60,62 Flister, Mark 109 'Fo1lman, David 139 Follman, Joanne 119 Foltz, Mark 109 'Foltz, Russ 139 i'Forcier, Melody 139 'Foroe, Russ 139 Forsmo, Mary 109 Fosse, Jim 53,119 Foster, Ben 119 Foster, Ricky 119 Foster, Steve 109 Fountain, Gary 'Fowler, Steve 2,139,159 Francis, Mary 119 Franklin, Wayne Fregin, Judy 119 Freiss, Pat Freitag, Paul 109 Freyberg, .Julie 109,127 'Friis, Linda 140 Fritts, Pam Frizzell, Darlene 119 Frodesen, Fred 53,119,127 tFrohlich, Laura i Frye, Rhonda 140 i'fFureby, Gary 140 Fuller, Ross 43,77,l19 Fulthorp, Karen 43,109 Funston, Jim Fureby, Kim Furford, Debbie Furdal, Carol 119 G Gabriel, Humphrey 45 ,53,59 Gallaher, Jill 42,1 19 Gamber, Steven 'Gardner, Mark 'Gartin, Dean 140 Gates, Joanne 119 Gauntlett, Dewain 109 'Gaupseth, Else 140,158 Geary, Kathryn 109 Gentile, Stella 119,159 'George, Nicholas 36,52,l40,15 8, 159 Gest, Sharlene 79,109 'Gestdottir, Goa 47,88,S9,140 Giancoli, Gloria 119 Gibson, Cindy 42,119,127 'Gibbs, Shelley 34,39,45,140,158 Gibson, Ross 109 Gile, Pat Giles, Doug 63 Giles, Robin Gipe, Penni Girard, Janette 46,119 'Gjolmesli, Terry 45,140 Glasspolle, Valya 119 'Glenday, Nanci 140,149 Gnojet, Elaine 119 'Goede, Gary 140 Gonzalez, Robin 109 Goodman, Carol 119 Goodman, John 119 Goodrich, Scott 42,77,119 ikGordon, Gail 140,158 Gordon, Gary 59,61,1l9,l27 Gordon, Kathy 119 Gordon, Marty 109 Gradias, Mike Granroos, Gary 'Grasdahl, Kurt 140 Halloway, Cathy 109 Haltom, Pat Halverson, Randy 119 Halverson, Garry Hamilton, Sue 109 Hamlett, Steve 109 Hamlett, Mike Hamlin, Aprille 'Hammersburg, Karen 140 Hammons, Darlin 120 Hani, Linda 109,127 Green, Edward 109 Green, Jackie 79,119 Greeny, Paul 53,119 Greer, Mike Gregoxius, Garry 109 fGriftin, Debbie 140 Grimnes, Mike Gronvoll, Sverre 109 Gronvold, Ken 97,119 Gross, Vera 109 4Gustafson, Jim 140 i'tGutierrez, Elsa 88,89,l40 :Gutmann, Mary 140 George, Guy 7,34,45,83,119 H Haala, Jeff 109 Haarsager, Keith 7,37,82,91, 119,159 Haburay, Julie 119 Hafsner, Micki 119 'Hage, Nina 140 'Haiberg, Susan 140 Haile, Steven 109 Haland, Evy Halbert, Violet 109 Hale, Gary 55,109,127 Hale, Jeff Hallopeter, Cindi 119 Halloway, Cathy 109 Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen 7 'Hanson, Hanson, Hanson, Hanson s ,Dianne 79, 120 , Karen 109,127 , Kim Kim Lynn 109 2 Margaret 45,120 Scott Gail 141 Pam 120 Penny 120 Lynette 109 rnardeicynrhia 141 Harder, Suzanne 106,109 i'1Ha.rdwick, Doug 33,52,105,131 141 Hardy, Gail 39,45,120 Harms, Geraldine 120 Harness, Robin 120 Harowicz, Teresa 120 'Harris, Arvella 141 Harris, Cheryl 109 Harris, Mari Harrsch, Laurie 17 'Harrsch, Lisa 141 Hartje, Greg 53,120,127 Hartt, Jack 110,127 Hartung, John 120,159 Harvey, Linda 37,120,159 Harwood, Leon 120 Hassett, Paula 17 Hasson, Robert Haug, Marlen 42,120 Haug, Sharon 110 Hatcher, Melvin 110 Hayes, Mike 110 Hayes, Sheila 46,120 Hayes, Sharon 141 'Hayes, Sondra Heath, Roger 141 Hegge, Bill 45,531,110 Heier, Barbara 120 Heimbecker, Debbie Heinbaugh, Rick 53,120 Heindselman, Bill 120 Hella, Frank 110 ':Helland, Eric 85,92,93,14l 'Hellstrom, Linda 38,130,141 Helmrich, Lynn Hem, Chris Hendley, Phil 59,61,120 Hendricks, Larry 120 Hendricks, Paul 45,47,1 10,127 Henkel, Craig Hennum, Les 55,110 Henry, Kirk tHenry, Sally 141 Herndon, Kevin 110 'kHertlein, Sally 141 'Herum, Ellen 33,37,45,l41,159 'Hestekind, Elaine 82,141,158 Hestekind, Mike 63,110 tHewitt, Margaret 141,158 Hiatt, Dale i Hickam, Steven Hickok, James ytHickok, Karen 141 i'iHicks, Judy 141 Higgins, Steve Highfill, Marit 42,120 Hill, Sally Hill, Michelle 110 Hintz, Dyan fHintz, Sherri 142 iHirata, Anna 42,45,88,89,142 Hiscock, Kathleen 127 :'fHiscock, Vicki 142 Hjelm, Russ 120 Hockett, Kelley 110 Hockett, Maja110 'Hoefer, Sharon 39,141,l42,152 Hoffman, Andrew 120 Hofstad, Ruth 120 'Holder, Karen 130,142 Holder, Steve 110 Holm, Sue 110 Holmes, Connie 110 Holmes, Janet 110 'Holt, Keith 142 Honka, Cindy 118,1 20,127 Horn, Dave ikHouck, Barbara 36,142,158,151 Houghtaling, Gale 120 Houser, Glenn 110,127 'Hovik, Neal 142 Howard, Gary Howard, Linda Hrdlicha, Tim 110 Hryhorysak, Shryl Hubbard, Jill 'Hubbard, Bryan 142 Hubbard, Denise 110 Hubbard, Joyce 110,12 'kHuber, Alan 142 Huber, Norma 120 Huck, Bob 110 Huden, Glenn 120 Hughes, Bob 110 7 'Hume, Deborah 30,37,45,142,1 cHunter, Corey 142 Huntington, Bruce 41,1 Hurst, George 77,120,1 I iklgou, Marcie 142 Illchuck, Joan 120 'Irion, Vicki 142,149 Isaac, Lisa 120 Ilson, Donna 110 'Iverse'n, Guri 142 Iversen, Ronny Iverson, Paula 120 J Jaeb, Jeff 110 'Jackins, Chris 158 :Jackson, Kathy 142 Jackson, Mitch 55,110 Jacobs, Margie 120 Jacobsen, Lisa 120 James, Sue J ansson, Jeanette Jansson, Sue 45,110 Janzen, Leilani 110 a Jarvis, Jeff 142 Jeffery, Fred 40,5 2,142 Jellen, Suzanne 120 Jensen, Mike 45,120 Jensen, Ralph 110 Jepsen, Dave 53,120 Jirucha, Don 120 Johansen, Donna 110 Uohanson, Duane 143 Johansson, Kurt Johnson, Anita 143 Johnsen, Helen 110 Johnsen, Keith 110 Johnson Allyn 110 Johnson, Brian i Johnson,Bryan 143 Uohnson, Candy 37,45,1 159 Johnson, Charles 110 Johnson, Darcy : Johnson Diane 143 Uohnson Donna 143 Johnson, Earl 97,110 Johnson, Ellen 20 27 31,143, 'Loughmuller, Melodie 145 McGee, Linda 98,112 'Johnson, Jeff 33,34,42,43,46, 47,143,158 Johnson, Joanne 42,43,121 'fJohnson, Larry 19,143 Johnson, Leslie 110 Johnson, Linda 45,121 Uohnson, Linnea 143 Johnson, Lynn 110 Johnson, Martha 121 t'tJohnson, Mary Lou 143 Johnson, Randy 110 'Johnson, Richard 143 Johnson, Rick Johnson, Sharon 'kJohnson, Steve 47,143 gJohnson, Warren 143 Johnson, Wayne 77,121,127 Johnston, Bob tJones, David 143 Jones, Hal 34,53,131,143,158 tJones, Lori 143 Jones, Lynne Jones, Sherry Jorgensen, Konrad 55,63,110 'Jorgensen, Lynette 143,146 Juliano, Bill 110 Jurgens, Carol 121,127 K Kaestner, Warren 45,110 Kahn, Gary 110,127 Kaldestad, Cory 41,45,110 Kaldestad, Kevin 63,110,127 Kaldestad, Linda Kallas, Jennifer tKa1las, Mike 143 Kallas, Nancy 110 t Ka1pousos, Jeanne 158 'kKappel, Gayle 143 Karlsson, Kris 110 Karlsson, Sandy 110 'Karpiak, Natalie 143 Karpiak, Victor 121 Kauffman, Lisa 45,96,l10,127 Kearney, Jan 110 Kearns, James Keller, Angelin 42,121 'tKel1er, Jack 43,53,144,158 Keller, Leon 121 Keller, Mark 144 Kelley, Dean 42,110 Kelly, Grace 110,127 CKennedy, Scott 158 Kenrud, Janice 121 Kimes, Sharon Kincannon, Noreen 121 King, Albert King, Alex 121 King, David 110 King, Janet 42, 110 King, Leslie 110 King, Michael 43,110 King, Richard 110 'King, Susan 144 King, Vickie 42,121,127 'Kinney, Valery 144 Kipp, Gretchen 45,110 tKirby, Jeff 144 Kircher, Alfred 110 Kirkpatrick, Diane 116,121 'Klason, Eric 35,144,158 : Kloepfer, Debbi 158 Klop, Carol 45,110 tKnizek, Sidney 144 Knouf, Charlene 121,158 Knudsen, Kathy Knudson, Dean 110 'kKnudson, Karla 39,45,144 'Knudsen, Larry 144 Knutsen, Paul 45 tKnutson, Benny 144,158 Kober, Kris 121 Kolbeck, Alora 'Kolbeck, Karlene 144 Kolbeck, Wade 53,76,121 t Konrad, Sue 144 Kortkamp, Karl 144 Koruga, Mary 'Kosmos, Peter 144 Kowalenko, Victor 'Kreis, Mike 144,158 Kristjanson, Carole 45,121 Kristjanson, Don 121 9fKristjansson, Ragnar 144 Krossen, Bernhard 63,111 Kruyt, Kurt Kudenchuk, Peter 25,121,127 Kulp Mike 102,121 Kurtz, Marti 121 t Kuzyk, Brett 144 L tLaine, Linda 144 Laing, Marsha 121 4'Landre, Karen 97,130,144,158 Lang, Alice 43,45,121 Langland, Robert 45 'Langland, Tom 144 'LaQue, Frank 43,145,158 LaQue, Marianne 121 tLarsen, Jeanne 32,13l,144,l58 :La.rsen, Karin 144 Larson, Bill 63 Larson, Bonnie 121 Larson, Carol 110 Larson, Clif 110 Larson, Cythia 121 Larson, Larry Larson, Lindy 53,59,61,121 'kLarson, Randi 144,158 t':LaVerdure, Darryl 56,145 Lawson, Brunie Leask, Robert 110 LeChelt, Trina 42,43,121,127 Lee, Christa 35,145 Lee, Debbie 110 Lee, Diane 'Lee, Gerald 32,33,45,73,97, 104,145 Lee, Laura 121 Lee, Ralph 63,110 'LeGary, Dick Leitch, Cindy 110 Leland, Dave 110 ,kLeMaster, Sheila 145 Lemon, Bonnie 121 :Lenz, Cynthia 145,158 Lenz, Doug 56,110 Lessor, Linda 121 Levas, Aspasia 110 Lewis, Laurie 121,127 Lewis, Matthew Lewis, Patricia Lind, Carol 110, 127 Lind, Dave Lind, Jerry 129,131,145 Lindberg, David 121 Lindahl, Steve 42, 121 Lindgren, Carol 145 Lindsay, Bill gLinsdey, Karen Linkem, Robin 110 Linne, Terrie 121 Lipscomb, Cecile 97,102,121 Lisk, Donald Little, Leitha 110 'Lofton, Beth 145 tLogan, Larry 145 Logan, Linda 121 Loman, Marcia 42 Lombard, Jim 43,110 Loney, Gary 121 'Loos, Bill 43,145,158 Loos, Dan 42,110,127 t Lorgen, Marie 34,39,145,158 Longie, Don 55,76,101 Lorenzen, Ilene 110 Loughmuller, Karen 110 Lovelett, Judy 110 Lovelett, Thomas 121 Lowman, Marcia 79,110,1 'Lumbert, Lawrence 145 Lumbert, Vernon 110 Lumsden, Scott 110 Lunde, Jon 55,110 Lundli, Jerry 121 Lundstrom, George 110 i Lunz, Gary 146 Luthi, Dan 110 Luthi, Mark 5 6 Luttrell, John 110 Lynch, Clifford Lysene, Ron tLysness, Martin 42,43,146 Mc McAlees, Ian McAllister, Martin McAllister, Mike 45,146 McAllister, Pat 146 McAllister, Randy 112 McA1pin, Doug McArthur, Dave 42,112 McCandlish, Mike 55,112 McClain, Laurie McGeough, Mary 121 McGi1licuddy, Tom 27 McG1ocklin, Laurie 112 Mclntire, Jane 121 Mclntire, Lucille 112, 127 Mclntosh, Cheryl 42,112 McKay, Jean 121 McKee, Gary 112,127 McKinney, Daniel iMcLean, Linda McLean, Sheila McLellan, Colleen 103 McKinnon, James 122 McMahon, Pat 76,122 McManus, Charles 122 McManus, Michael 122 McManus, Pat McMaster, Bobbye 122 'McMenamin, Nancy 33,146 McMillan, Debbie McMullen, John 53,122,127 'McMurchie, Peggie 82,146 tMcPherson, Connie 146 McPherson, Dave fMcVey, Joel M 'McC ullough, Patti 39,45 ,86,103, MacDonald, Mark 42,43,45,122 146 McCurdy, Claydyn 45,121 fMcCurtain, Bob 146 MacKner, Mike 122 Maciaszyk, Roxanne 'fMadison, Chuck 146 'McDermott, Mary 27,130,146 t':Madsen, Anne 146,158 McDevitt, Jerry 146 tMcDevitt, John 100,121 'McDona1d, Daniel 40,146 McDonald, Kevin McConough, Steve McDougald, Charles McElhaney, Marie 121 McGee, Donna i'tMager, Robert 146 Magnuson, Dave : Maha.r, Laurel 92,93,147,38 Mahler, Bill 122 'Ma1colm Steve Mallett, Marian 45,122 Manchester, Eric 55,112 Mann, Heather 88, 112 4 tMarean, Diana Marean, Mark Marinan, Pat Mark, Jackie Mark, Terry tMarlow, Chris Marshall, Gary Marshall, Julie 11 2 Marshall, Sheila 1 12 Martens, Jeff 77,122 iMarti, Michael 137,147 Martin, Charlet 42,112 tMartin, Clifford 147 Marin, Debbie 122,127 Marin, Doris 39 Martin, Jolene 1 1 2 Martin, Leslie 122 Martin, Michael' Martin, Russell 112 Mataya, Karen 112 'kMataya, Scott 146 tMauge, Bill 97,147 Maupin, LaVena 112 Maurer, Sara 122 Mayfield, Pat 45 Medal, Sam 112 fMeier, Terry 147 Mellroth, Karen 122 Melnick, Bryan 112 Mendoza, Carmen 41,122 Mendoza, Carol 122 tMerritt, Cheri 147,154 Merry, Paul 122 Mertz, Dianna 112 Meyer, John Meyers, Mike tMichels, Pat 147 ,'tMiklusis, Ann 147 Miller, Becky 112 tMiller, Bob 147 Miller, Bob S. 127 H Miller, Candy 147 Miller, Carol 45,122 xi 2 Miller, George 122 Miller, Kenneth Miller, Norene 45,112 tMiller, Ricky 59,6O,61,147 Miller, Robert Miller, Steve 112 Miller, Tim 112 Minar, Jarman 36,53,74,76,122 127,159 Minar, Jeff 112 :Mitchell, Cheryl 147 tMitchel1, Jerry 129,147 Mitchell, Lynn 112 Mithoug, Norman 122,127 tMittelstadt, Debbie 39,147 'Mock, Barbara 147 Mock, Richard 122 Mock, Victor 112 Moen, Donna 42,122,127 Moffett, Pam 122 tMohrweis, Larry 43,147,158 Molnes, Steve 36,122,159 tMonrad, Scott 34,41,130,147, 158 Monson, Bev 96,112 :'fMonson, Darrell 148 iMonsos, Mike 148 fMontgomery, Janis 148,158 'kMoore, Glen 56,76,148,158 Morgan, Barbara 112 Morgan, Linda 112 Morgan, Mike 122 Morgan, Sue 43,45,112,127 Morris, Kevin 59,122,127 Morris, Patty 112 'kMorris, Shannon 148 Morrison, Don 112 Mortensen, Laurie 112 Moser, John iMoser, Sharon Mossberg, Linda 122 'Mulholland, Robyn 47,148 tMulligan, Ellene 35,148,158 Munson, Bev 86 Munson, Cindy 45,122 Munson, Teresa 112 'Munter, Teri 148 Murphy, Dan 122 Murphy, Dan P. Murphy, Rhonda 122 Murphy, Rick 122 'tMurphy, Steve 77,148 'Murphy, Vera 35,148,158 Murray, Alice 112 Murray, Cynthia 122 Murton, Russ 'tMydske, Irene 39,148 Mydske, Peter N Nason, Judy tNation, Natterst Dorothea 148 ad, Evelyn 122 tNeedles, Lorrie 42,148 Neese, J O6 'kNeese, Kathy 148 Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, Nelson, 'Nelson, 'Nelson, :Nelson, Colleen 112 Corki 122 Debbie 112 Jamie 148 Janice John 53,148 Kathy 39,42,43,79,148 Nelson, Laurie 36,122,159 tNelson Linda Nelson, Linda S. Nelson, Mary 112 Nelson, Rodger Nelson, Steve 122 Nelson, Tom 53,122,127 tNerdrum, Paul 97 tNereim, Gary 42,56,l48 Ness, Michael i'iNess, Nancy 148 Ness, Tor 100 fNesvacil, Forrest Newlin, ,kNewton Nichols, John ,Randy 148,158 Clifford 122 'FNicho1son, Cheryl 149 Nicholson, Dave 122 Nicholson, Mark 112 Nickell, Dorothy 122 Nicolich, Bob 55 :Niederstadt, Dave 149 Nielsen, Nielson, Nielson, Eric 122 Debbie 112 Leitha 112 Niglterbon, Pam 47,1 12 Nilsen, Jeff Nilsen, Jim 63,112 Nilsen, Vance :'tNoble, Fred 149 Noble, Gary Nolze, Chuck 122 i Nolze, Nancy 149 tNordanger, Trudy 149,158 tNoreide, Kris 149 Nordstrom, Henry 122 Norvell, Barb 123 Nunn, Bruce 106,127 Nyberg, Pat 123 tNygaard, Arna 47,149 O Oakland, Don 7,43,53,83,99, 123 Ockwell, John 42,43,59,123, 127 Odegaard, Marilyn 11 6,123 Odegaard, Roy 123 O'Hare, Judy 112,127 a Ojcius, Sara O'Keefe, Ed Okert, Alan 112 O'Laughlin, Mike 113 Olason, Julie 42,45,113,127 Olds, Michelle 102,123 9fOlsen, Christine 149 Olsen, Eric 123 'Olsen, Ken 149 Olsen, Loretta 113 'kOlsen, Steve 149 Olson, Doug 123 Olson, Kimberley 123 Olson, Leslie Olson, Robin 112 Olson, Sandra 123 tOlson, Steve 149 O'Malley, Richard Ormond, Janet 113 tOrsucci, Jean 149 Osborne, Joseph 63,113 Osmar, Nils 123 Osmer, Jim Otnes, Kaare 123 :Overland, Sharon 150 tOwes, Bob 150 P Palm, John 42,59,123,127 Palmer, Sheryl tPanasiuk, Manuel 150 'Panasiuk, Maria 150 i'4Pankievich, Jeanne 150 Pardue, Doug 56,1 13 Parker, Bob 59,123 Parry, Donald 77,123 Parry, Frances 11 3 Parsons, Susan 11 3 fPatten, Randy Patterson, Debbie Paul, Caroline 113 Paul, Karen 123 Paul, Lorraine 123 Paulsene, Robin 123 Paulsson, Anders 123 Payne, Ken 113 'Peabody, Dana 149,150 : Peck, Charles 37,52,54,59,60, 61,63,129,150,15 8,159 Peck, Larry 53,59,6l,123 Pedersen, Doug Pedersen, Karen Pedersen, Richard 45,123,127 fPemberton, Larry 51,54,150 Pemberton, Linda 113 Pempe, Peter 'fPennock, Jim 150,158 Pennock, Philip 113 Perow, Gloria 113 Persson, Jon 123 Peters, Mike 53,75,77,123 Peters, Richard Petersen, Allan 123 tPetersen, Doug 150 tPeterson, Bruce 150 Peterson, Frank 76,123 Peterson, Kathryn 45 ,l 13 Peterson, Nancy 150 Peterson, Pat 76,150 Peterson, Penny 45,47,113 Petrenko, Vera Pfugrad, Wendy 113 'fPhelps, Mark 54,59,150 Phelps, Pam 113 Philbrick, Gregg 123 Philbrick, Patty l 13 t Phillips, Charles 150 Pickette, Laura 123 Piecuch, Paul Pierce, Patti 113 tPishue, Kathy-33,37,150,159 Pishue, Walt Plummer, Julie Pohknah, Harry 113 Pohlman, Harry Polin, Valerie 123 Pollock, Roy 43,123 Poole, Laurie 123 Poole, Marcia 42,113 Poor, Hallie 113 iPoncelet, Fredrick 150 Poncelet, Kenny Potter, Greg 6,45,53,123 :Pou1in, Jeannette 150 Pozega, Deena 113 , Price, Suzanne 37,131,151,158, 159 fPriestley, Linda 151 Priestley, Steve fPrine, Robert Pritchett, Sue 113 Protteau, Carol 123 Pryne, Susan 123 5Puch1ov, Boris 93,151 Puetz, Jeanne 113 'Pustobaeff, Nida 151 'Putnam, Sylvia 151 Q Quinn, John Quinn, Mary 123 Quinn, Pam 113 R iRadley, Betsy 39,151 Radtke, Wendy 113 Rakestraw, Ron 123 i':Ram, John 151 Rammage, Debbie i'Rammage, Steve 151 Ramsey, Donald 123 i Ramsey, Rob 151 'iRedel, Connie 36,158,159 Redel, Diane 99,104 Reed, Jeff 113 Reed, Kay 113,127 'Reid, Kerry 45,151 :Reihing, Rita 151 Reinholdtsen, David 113 'Reinho1dtsen, Linell 38,45, 151,15 8 Retelas, Kathy 37,39,46,123, 127,159 Rex, Susan 113 tReynolds, Richard 151 Reynolds, Greg 123 gReynolds, Steve Rezanow, Helen 123 'kRezanov, Phil 151 Riccetti, Janice Riccetti, Linda 124 -R-ice-tti, Lynell 124 Rice, Sharon 124 'Richards, Kathy 45,130,151 Richardson, Becky 124 Richardson, Steven Richey, Dave Riddle, Kathy 124 Rider, Jack 63,99,113 'Rieland, Cathy 151 Rieland, LaRayne 113 Riise, Phil 46,124 Riley, Margaret 124 Riley, Shannon 151 'Ringstad, Glenn 131,151 Ringstad, Larry Ringstad, Rick Ripley, Wanda 113 i Roach, Rick 151 'kRobertson, Claudia 151 fRobishaw, John 151 9fRochester, Brad 152 Rochester, Laurie 113 t'fRodal, Larry 152 Rood, Martin 113 Roehl, Karen 113,127 Roeper, Mike Rogers, Sherryf Rogers, Sheryl Rogerson, Tim 124 Romo, Yvonne t'cRo1ander, Ruth 33,34,152,158 'Roney, Karyn 152 gRonning, Chris 47,152 Ronstad, Eric 152 Rood, Martin Rootjes, Mike 41,114,127 Rosellj, Jim 9fRosetti, Dan 152 CRoswick, Chrys 152 Roswick, Lana 124 Rossiter, Cheryl 114 fRothermel, John 152 Rowe, Susan 114 1Rudd, Bob 7,82,152 Russell, Jeff 124 i'1Russell, Lee 152 Russell, Marcy 114 Rutstrom, Judy 124 Rutz, Dolly 124 S Sack, Tom 124 Sadoski, Dale 55,114 Sage, Jim 55,63,114 Sailand, Karl 114 Sailand, Ruth 124 Salsbery, Rick 124 Salvesen, Shirely 124,159 Salvin, John Sanchez, Donelle 114, 127 Sanders, Alan SanDiego, Chuck 76 1'Sandvig, Wendy 152,156 Sandvik, Arlene 124 'Sangrey, Russell 152 Sayre, Bradley 124 Sangrey, Cal 114 Sasse, Carla 114 'Saulewicz, Anthony 152 Saulewicz, Teresa 114 Sayers, Donna Schlagel, Peter 47,42,124,127 Schmidt, Hans-Jurgen 114,127 Schueler, Mark 43 Schueler, Richard 124 Schull, Gary 127 Schultz, Pam 124 Schuppert, Mike Schusted, Terry 114 'kSchwetz, Joy 152 'kScidmore, Laurie 152 'fScott, Linda 152 Scott, Roxanne 114 'Schind1er, Margie 145,152 i'fSchneider, Gerrie 152 Scribner, Bob Seabeck, Kevin 124 5Sears, Sheryl 153 Seaton, Bobbie 45,124 'Seefried, Jeffery 153 Segar, Kathy 124 Selk, Pam 124 Selland, Rory 45,124 Selleck, Bobbie 124 'kSel1eck, Jane 153 Sevela, Eugene Sevela, Ricky Severin, James Shannon, Dan 114 Shartner, Steve 114 Shaver, Becky 45,124 Shaw, Beverlee 114,127 Shaw, Mitch Shea, Cindy 124 Shearer, Fred 124 Sheely, Pat Shefchik, Judy 114 Sheldahl, Jon Sherbume, Donna 45,114 Sherbume, Pat 124 KSherwin, Patrick 153 'Shinabarger, Richard 54,153 Shipley, Pam 114 Shoemaker, Sharon 124 Shulh, Gary 124 Siedler, Tom 42,55,1l4,127 : Sieg1e, Jim 153 Sifford, Mary Ann 42,124 Simmons, Glenn 43 Sims, Ron 53,124 XSincavage, John 153 Singletary, Larry 114 Skaug, Vickie Skogli, Sandra Skulstad, Pam 114 Slaten, Sharon 114 Slayton, Jim 114 Slee, Steve l'Sleipnes, Catherine 153 XSloan, Daniel 46,153 Sluman, Dennis 77,124 Smevik, David 55,76,114 Smissaert, Gloria 83,153,158 tSmith, Bob 153 :':Smith, Bard 45,153 Smith, Carol 114 Smith, Dave 59,15 Smith, Greg Smith, Jamie 114 'Smith, Laura 'fSmith, Kathy 45,153,158 Smith, Larry 114 Smith, Mark 114 XSmith, Marlo 153 Smith, Mike 127 Smith, Rick 53,125 Smith, Steven 76,125 'Smith, Terry 153 Smith, William Smuin, Joan 153 Snodgrass, Sue 125 Snyder, Bruce 125 Soder, Julia 42,114 Soens, Debbie Solovieff, Vera Sonstegard, Mark 154 Sovereign, Keith 154 Sparks, Bonnie 125 Spellman, Henry Spencer, Mary Kay 114 Stach, Ray 154 Stahl, Michael 154 Standish, Cindy 125 Standish, Miles 154 Stansbury, Jeri 125 Starup, Greg 35,45,47,154 Starup, Karen 114 Starup, Randi 96,125 Steinsvik, Edgar 114 Steinsvik, Magne 154 Stemhagen, Loren 125 Stenbakken, Jerome 42 Stengl, Mary 45,154,158 Stephens, Debbie 154 Stephens, Randee 114 Sterling, Bill Sterling, Jim 125 Stevens, Marianne 125 Stevens, Raul 125 Stevens, Whitey Stevenson, Lori Stevis, JoDee 154 Stewart, Ross 114 Stewart, Sandra 114 Still, John 125 Stella, Carolyn 125 Stiller, Dave 154 Stoll, Wendy 37 Stover, Randy Strand, David 154,158 Striedinger, Ed Strom, Chris 114 Strom, Marie 42,125,127 Strom, Marlys 155 Stuart, Glenn Stuart, Sandra 86 Studley, Dan 114 Terri 125 iSuarez, Jose 155 TSUHICZ, Rafael 56,57,155 Sullivan, Tim 125 Sund, Ken tSund, Larry Sundahl, Nancy 45,114,127 Sundsmo, Eric 125 Sundsmo, Mark 55,115 Summers, Lorene Surridge, Stan 115 Svaleng, Greta 115 Swain, Robert 55,115 Swan, Becky 115,127 :SWank, Kathleen 155 Swank, Rickie 115 gSwanson, Dennis 155 Swanson, Edmund 125 Swanson, Jayne 125 Sward, Teresa Swartout, Lynda 43,125 Swinehart, Mike Swoboda, Kris T Talbot, Denise 115 Taylor, Kelley 55 tTaylor, Steve 'Taylor, Tom 155,158 'Telnes, Melinda 79,155 Templin, Vicky 45,115,127 Testone, Debbie 42,125,127 tThomas, Jody 32,155 Thomason, Alicia 155 Thomsson, Greg Thompson, Dave Thompson, Kavanne 42,115 Thompson, Kirby 59,60,62,155 Thompson, VanDyke, Gregg 115 iVan Etter Dan Van Faasen, Beth 45,125,127 i Vangen, Kathy 156,158 Vanis, Rick tVa.recamp, Don 156 Varnes, Ausie 115 'kVasi1iou,Jan 156 Vaughn, Carol 42,43,99,125 Vaughn, Nancy Veith, Douglas 43,125 'l'Vincent, Richard 156 Vincent, Scott 53 Vincent, William Vitali, Denise 115 tVitalich, Julie 131,158,156 fViydo, Hillard 156 Voight, Diane 115 Vonheim, Linda 36,125,159 W Waddell, Jo Ann 115 Wade, Jeanette 125,127 Wagner, Bryon 115 tWagner, Steven 156 tWainright, Don 156 Waketield, Leonard 125 Wakefield, Paul 125 Walden, Mike 115 Wallace, Kevin 45,77,l25 'kWalker, Sandi 156 tWalsh, Erin 156,158 Walters, Nancy 42,45,116,125, 127 yfWamsher, Linda 156 tWasmund, Jenan 34,42,l56,l58 : Waters, Jim 45 Waters, Mike Thordarson, Randall i'tThorman, Christie 155 Thornton, Bill 125 :Thomton, Ron 40,54,96,155 'FThorsland, Bruce 42,43,155 tThroness, Sharon 155,158 'kTilden, Steve 42,155 :Ti11ett, Sande 155 Timo, Paul 36,125,127,159 gTinda1l, Bev 43,129,155,158 Tipton, Charles 'kTolbert, Terry 155 Tolliver, Sherri tToms, Bill 155,158 Tonn, Cindy 115 Torget, Janis 45,115,127 Torno, Jeff 115 Torres, Emily 115 Torres, Laraine 125 t Townsend, Jim 155 Tracy, Steve 125 i':Traverso, Rick 156 Tribble, Therese 85,125 Trullench, Tommy 125 Trytiak, Peter Tudor, Patty Tuohy, Christine 125,127 tTuohy, John 7,32,41,56,57,77, 83,87,l31,156 Twiet, Nancy 125 Tyson, Meg 115 U :'tUhlman, Ken 156 Ulrich, George 115 Upenieks, Ausma 42,115 Upenieks, John 77 Usher, Sheila 125 Utton, Louisa 11 V Vaabene, Martha 125 VanCamp, Beth 125 Vance, Ed 55,115 tWatkins, Mike 156 Watkins, Sam 6,120,125,127 Watson, Linda 42,43,125 1Weatherbee, Robert :'tWeber, Steve 157 Webster, Grant 125,127 tWeir, Bruce 36,130,l57,159 'fWeiss, Darrel 54,97,l30,157 Wells, Barbara tWells, Dale Wells, George 115 i Wells, Gerry 45,157 Werts, Lucinda 46 West, Daryl 55,115 tWest, Sandi 82,157 Westerman, Nanette 115 Westphal, Ilene 115 Wheeler, Jeff 126 Whitacre, Mark White, Joanne 115 White, Kathy 115,127 White, Mike 126 White, Mike 99,l04,123,126 White Sherrill 126 White Sue 115 Wick, John 115,127 Wicker, Jeff 126 ikWieg, Peggy 126 Wiek, Dan 56,157 Wieneke, Robert Wike, Charles 43,126,127,l59 'FWilke, Charlotte 154,157 Willcutt, Glenn 126 t Williams, Carol 37,83,131,157, 158,159 Williams, Judy Williams, Melissa 42,45,126, 127 Williams, Ramona 115 tWilliams, Sue 157 Williamson, David 115 Williamson, Teresa 126,127 Williscroft, Douglas 126 iWilson, Craig 157 Wilson, Dave 37,126,159 Wilson, Judy Windsor, George 41,50,5 3,75 76,126,127 'fWines, 'David 157 Winkler, Lois 126 Winter, Barb 22,36,39,126, 159 Wittner, Steve i'1Wold, Annette 90,97,l57 Wolf, David 126 Wolfa, Steve Wood, Darlyn 42,126,127 Wood, Linda 126 Woodrich, Deborah 115 Woodward, Karen 115,127 Worley, Kris Wrenchey, Debbie 1 15 'fWright, Karen 157 Wright, Norm Wright, Pat Y ikYork, Anna Marie 157 Youngdahl, Mary 126 Z tZent, Sharon 157 Zigler, Niola Zimmerle, John Zingleman,'Fred 77,126 Zongker, Bonnie 126,127 FISCHEL YEA HBUUKS IND