Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1964 volume:

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But out of the sorrow, the shock, and the grief, Came proof of America's deep rooted belief. Our people showed strength and unity, too. Going on with the things that they needed to do. He'd surely be proud knowing that we still strive For things he believed would keep freedom alive. 3 N xx Q XM 1afQ5 Y 'wt V My N fi XA vox' U41 -A W'!V' Vg! Eg I 34 'ff W www ,V vm ' 5 SX 3 wW,f'i. Midi :fx ' ixlficffil gf, fb Ywxxpm kg' ff JA A TPL I ' if f x'1ff7J b wi aj? ' fb 4 ,Lf J, M do M N My Jr . jjj fwjjbfpj ' fwqf wt' Wm? Aww ,,6.fM3,wQ,fff'93X A QW Qcpwoggdomd gyfbqj A u ff . ,EL , 1 1, Ls J ff . .ff Lxgfvff CQLi,LLcfZgf'5 ,JLCQJ gl! MQQCL 'Wfff Ja LQ LL 53 pu- f? ,'L ge1,u Lx,-,uLfy JMC 1? , 'w4GlT if L9 ff'-QYJL L .igzm Lil iklfiftifik Mlzf filifyf ,iv Yybkuk . I f2flf'57QLLLLLYx All Vg WSW VCL unjhaw. if 'ijgw Loaf fb cg, LJQ' UQ wfb' 5 I- I .j If , I fjsuzgjk p-Z?:ff k'I xl J f gmfw xl -Qsa -Q43 :K ..S MR. HAYES HOLMAN DR. MELVIN LINDBLOOM Superintendent Assixtant Superintendent MR. CLAUD HOSTETTER MR. TED LEA Principal Vice-Principal 6 Dr Eidal NEW MEMBER LEFT TO RIGHT Lynn E Pope Dr Mel Sinex Rodger Campbell, John Kelly, Preszdent. MRS. JUSTICE Secretary MR. AMES Athletic Director MRS. BYKONEN To the Class of 1964 Congratulations on having achieved one of your established goals. You have expended considerable effort to arrive at this point. This should not be considered an end but the beginning of more and better things. Your teachers have helped you to develop certain skills and to acquire certain knowledge-mainly to help you have to take the next step in your life's plans. Utilize what you have learned and plan for the future, and success will be yours. Best wishes for the future to each and every member of the class of 1964. 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Industrial Arts Mrs. Baker Mr. Wohlhueter I0 Pwowwl JANITORS: Harold Broadbent and Willard Nelson, our daytime janitors. l BUS DRIVERS4Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mary Schwab, Lorraine Ness, Eunice Ryan. SECOND ROW: Elmer Card, Joe Eaton, Hubert Hale. THIRD ROW: Swede Swanson, Dan jarvey, Nick Arneson, V. Wolters, ,lim Pratt. FOURTH ROW: Roger Bradley, John Inabinet, G. A. McMasters, F. W. Mc- . - - Masters, H. A. McMasters, Vance Venn-director, Ralph Gorg. ligigigilg plans our School lunches' She 15 the l COOKS4Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Helen Griffin, Billie Prain, Fran Reichert, Cora McMullen, Jesse Altman, Ann Cooper Warrick, Vi Holgate, Marcela Gilderoy, Verna Seldal, Caddie Nell Bodine, Libby Sanders. Cornwall, Janet Libeck. SECOND ROW: Mildred Olin, June ll Ywmwujgmw 2 -if : ' . 65 -f X L' X f , Rf 4 WM kk l O W Q A C A R I B B E A N , ,. A- :::: -1 S E A Las Canasi 3, Nicolfa Cartago V I C O S I A M ESIE 5 I' 1 N Xl A ...:- s :s1-: R I C A Z l 1 Peninsula Y de Nicoya REE :'::iEEfQ gi' P I 1. gi . P ndofa 95 Ifif ,,i.i f Af-2:: ' g 3 CDSQQO ummm, 2 ...5:,.,:, Q09 QAI' I :::'EE iii? Buenos Aires LAAA 3 li Puerto Contes s gw in :.... ' ei Peninsula de Osa gl i Qkmgal I Q Gwsdles Yo soy de Costa Rica. Tengo diez y siete anos. Llegue a Auburn el 22 de agosto, 1963 y saldre en junio de 1964. Me gusto mucho mi nueva familia, los Van Hoosen. La ciudad, mis amigos, y en general toda la gente es tan buena que no veo ninguna diferencia entre mi hogar en Costa Rica y mi nuevo hogar en los Estados Unidos. Por esta razon estare muy triste cuando deje Auburn. Es la ciudad que me ha ensenado tantas cosas que la considero las mas hermosa cuidad de mi segunda patria: Los Estados Unidos de America. 96666966-X299 I am from Costa Rica. I am seventeen years old. I arrived in Auburn on August 22, 1963 and I will leave in June of 19644 I like my new family, the Van Hoosen's very much. The city, my friends and in general all the people are so nice that I do not see any difference between my home in Costa Rica and my new home in the United States. For this reason I will be very sad when I leave Auburn. It is the city that has taught me so many things that I consider it the most lovely city of my second fatherland: The United States of America. Q0 ' w I4 FIRST ROW: Frani Kussisto, Bertha Dykstra, Jani Wolff, Carlos Perez, Sue Portefield, Judy Griggs, Rudolfo Gonzalez, Dick Newman, Robin Hague, Miss Flynn, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Sharon Senceivicky, Ginger Bowen, Alice Witney, Claudia 1962-1964 GULFOF MEXICO Tamplco Veracruz Acapulco de Juarez OM: Stratton. Donna Dansky. Andrea Bourn. Arlene Murakami. Sylvia Olsen. Ruth Stadstad. THIRD ROW: Diane Khalheim. Lynda Sanchez, Doug Rice, Sonja Hartley, Alice Glenn, Carol Henry. Kathy Mckee. Karen Brown. Gwyn Evans. Dick Mengle. Naci el cuatro de noviembre de 19-ll en un puerto de mar llamado Manzanillo situado en la-costa oeste de Mexico. Me gusta Auburn porque la gente es amistosa y los alrededores son hermosos y siempre verdes. Los estudiantes son amables y tienen un gran espiritu escolar. Me gustan los maestros porque avudan a cada uno de los alumnos v son muy pacientes. Yo creo que los Estados Unidos es un niaravilloso sitio para vivir y sentire cuando me vava. Yo estov muy agradecido de haber tenido la oportunidad de asistir a Auburn Senior High School es una escuela rnaravillosa. 964646969646 I was born the fourth of November. 1941 in a Seaport named Manzanillo. located on the XVest Coast of Mexico. I like Auburn because the people are friendly and the surround- ings are beautiful and evergreen. The students are nice and have a lot of school spirit. I like the teachers because they help everyone and are very pleasant. I think the United States is an wonderful place to live, and I will be sorry when I leave. I am very thankful that I have had the chance to attend Auburn Senior High School. It is a won- derful school. A. Q. E. O Vice-President: President: Secretary: Dick Nicholson Don Torcaso Eileen Iida T,-wmygfg Secretary of Interior: SBCVCWW 0fSff1f-ff Judy Reynolds Roy Hedden Kathy Shlnn 16 FIRST ROW: G. Peterson, P. Broulette, F. Kuuisto, D. Nickle- G, Brunz, G, Fiorerti, P. Kuzmer, Nishimoto, R. Knapp, D son, Reynolds, C. Schutte, D. Torcaso, E. Iida, C. Givens, K. Leslie, F. Albright, B. Crocker, F. Mendoza, R. Stafford, Oswald VanHoosen, P. Liljestrorn, K. Wagner, N. Allison. SECOND FOURTH ROW: R. Phillips, R. Brock, M. Maryanski, E. Arima ROW: S- Sefquinifi, M- POIUHFOIH, S- Powell, J- Berg, B. DYk5tf3-, R. Edwards, L. Kirchner, R. Terrell, G. Colvin, M. Casteel, B K. Shinn, Diddy, M. Benn, M. Thorson, S. Powell, K. Gnoinsky, William5, R, Still, Hadley, K. Earl, R. Hedden. B. Liebert, C. McDavit. THIRD ROW: B. McDermott, J. Force, Pat Kuzmer, Carol Franklin, Mike Denbo, Don Torcaso, Greg Colvin, Keith Lewis. 17 It all began in September, 1961, when the alumni of Cascade and Olympic joined hands and strode purposefully through the green and white portals of Auburn High. Starting at the bottom, as even the great ones must, we sophomores passed our first ordeal, the tortuous beanie. Learning easily the ways of Auburn High, we meditated upon the winding path that stretched toward Gradua- tion Mountain. We saw a challenge: to make ourselves and our high school the very best that they could be. The gym still echoes with our expression of this feeling- One . . . Nine . . . Six . . . Four . . ., We're on top forevermorell' But to display the quality of our class, we needed leaders to acti- vate our ideas. So we chose the voice of Bill Crocker on the Board of Control, the pen of Jona Nishimoto as secretary, the gavel of Greg Colvin as president, and the assistance of Allen Courter as vice-president. The instigators of noise and cheer for the year were Yvonne Gnoinsky, Dene McAllister, Karen Dluhosh, Judy Ser- quinia, Mary Botting, and Sonia Wrinkle. We chose for our colors the shimmering hues of aqua and silver, and our class flower the white carnation. Thus equipped, we were ready for big things. The sophomore class figured well in the life of Auburn High dur- ing the year 61-62. Gary Crandall, Terry Noble, and Bill Crocker punted and passed to football lettermanships. We were proud of our Homecoming royalty Larry Coffey and Janet Farrow. When basketball season dribbled around, we showed promise for a cham- pionship future. Al Courter captured a spot on varsity, and the sophomore squad, led by Hooker Reiersgard, shone with an un- defeated record. At the Christmas Tolo Jona Nishimoto was an- nounced sophomore princess. The Class of 64- made a name for loyalty, spirit, and interest in every phase of high school life. Spring sprang, and our thoughts were turned to the end of sopho- more days and the beginning of our second year. We held elections to place our finest leadership at the head of the class. Our junior plans unfolded on Class Nite 62 with the thrilling announcement of Mary DeKay as our next president. Her right hand man was to be VP Mike Denbo. Janet Farrow took the secretary position, and the keen mind of Ken Earl was to analyze the Board of Con- trol. That night, we transformed the Student Center into Ye Olde Ice Cream Parlor with a Gay 9O's', atmosphere and delicious banana splits. This tasty addition to the traditional Class Nite was a triumph for the sophomore class, thanks to Carolyn Schutte's efforts. The class also witnessed the naming of Yvonne Gnoinsky, Judy Serquinia, and Arreldene McAllister to the varsity pep' staff. We prepared ourselves well for success as juniors. After an exciting summer at the Seattle Worldas Fair, we entered once again into the lion's den. The pigskin projectile went into action, and B. Crocker, D. Bowen, M. Denbo, L. Coffey, T. Noble, R. Jones, Oswald, and W. Mohn attained the big HA. Our junior varsity registered an undefeated record. Carolyn Schutte and Dave Bowen, as junior royalty participated in the Homecom- ing festivities. Al Courter and Gary Reiersgard deftly aided Troy to a Southern Division PSL championship in basketball. Uphold- ing Auburn's name, juniors McMullen, Fossum, Bowen, and Cof- fey made their marks in wrestling. Arreldene McAllister was crowned our princess at the Tolo Winter Wonderlandf' Spring turned athletics outdoors again with quite a few junior champs in baseball, track, golf, and tennis. Under President Mary, the Class of '64 organized, did much during '62-63. We held a car wash on the brightest Saturday in January, raising almost 100 dollars. Backed by our treasury, we met our traditional duty, the Senior Ball. The theme, Sayonara, was developed with tea house, Japanese garden, and live music. As our second year came to a close, we realized that very soon, we would be the big Seniorsf, Elections for offices in 163-64 FIRST ROW: Greg Brunz, Dick Nickolson, Greg Colvin, Jay Hadley, Pam Skrivan, Tom Tallent, Kathy Sweeney. SECOND ROW.' Kathy Shinn, Mary DeKay, Pam Spiller, Diane Cope, Karen DeSpain, Carol Herbert, Yvonne Gnoinsky, Sonja Hartley, Judy Serquinia, Gwyn Ray, Jona Nishimoto. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sencevicky, Gwen Evens. Linda Gaudette. Tammi Thomp- son, April Howard, Mary Botting, Arlene Murakami, Bertha Dykstra, Maurine Benn, Amie Bull, Eileen Iida, Patty Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Paul Trudeau, Ken Earl, Mike Casteel, Roy Hedden, Julie Thorp, Jim Washam, John Richmond, Mike Denbo, Robbie Terrell, Carolyn Schutte, Dave Bowen. i8f0fuj were held, Three fighting politicians, Iron Mike Casteel. Michael Patrick Callahan, and Sir Donald W. Torcaso. Esq., plastered the halls with their propaganda as they campaigned for the position of A.S.B. president. On Class Nite '63, we waited breathlessly to hear who our fearless leaders would be. Judy Serquinia, Yvonne Gnoinsky, and Arreldene McAllister returned for their third year as cheerleaders, along with Karen Dluhosh and john LaMarche. Bill Crocker was the presidential choice of the Boy's Club, and Jona Nishimoto, became big chief of the Girl's Club. To lead our class in its mightiest hour, we elected Greg Colvin class president, Jay Hadley able vice-president, and Pam Skrivan senior secretary. Ken Earl's debatable assets were again to benefit the A.S.B. cabi- net. The most dramatic moments revealed the identities of our A.S.B. officers. Bonnie Vance and Roy Hedden filled the new positions of secretary of state and interior. Judy Reynolds was named A.S.B. treasurer, and Eileen Iida was chosen A.S.B. secre- tary. The office of vice-president, a job with a reputation to up- hold, was attained by Dick Nicholson. The Class of '64 waited in suspense as next year's leadership roster was completed with the name of our A.S.B. president. He was to be . . . Don Torcaso, To meet the challenges of leading A.H.S., our chosen representa- tives were carefully trained. The annual Auburn High leadership conference showed them how to efficiently serve their school. Mary Dekay, Kathy Shinn, ,Iona Nishimoto, Mike Casteel, Don Torcaso, and Greg Colvin invaded the world of politics at Girls' and Boys' State. After three rainy summer months of preparation, it was September again. The machinery of Auburn High, with '64 at the throttle, acceler- ated as student activities shifted into high gear. The shoulder pad attire was donned, and DeCoria's daredevils Dave Bowen, Wayne Mohn, Larry Coffey, Bill Crocker, jim Denton, Gary Curtis, and Doug Peterson were valiant, though victoryless. Homecoming, alias 'fTwilight Time, featured the queening of Alice Spaight and the kinging of Bill Crocker. Then, our hoop hopes soared as Mike Callahan, J, Ed LaRosa, Gary Reiersgard, Terry Eixenberger, Mike Denbo, jim Oswald, Ed Deeds, and Al Courter racked up a few points. Student government lurched ahead with the initiative of Senior leadership. We organize set the pace as the Student Council, now the Senate, became a body of business under vice-president Dick and pro-tem Carolyn. Upon the departure of Bonnie Vance, the Senate singled out Kathy Shinn to wear the secretary of state badge. We performed our leadership duties well. The Class of '64-'s biggest triumph ever was the timely Holiday Hootenanny, which not only starred pro singers, but also folk discoveries in our own high school who really turned us on. Over a thousand people glowed with the fun of a Hoot, and for the Senior Class, it meant a profit of S450 plus. This enabled us to leave our mark on Auburn High with our Senior gift, a per- manent symbol of the challenges met by the Class of '64, Yes, it's4been a wonderful 540 high school days. As we look back through our experience at A.H.S., many things bring chuckles, grins, and deep thoughts: the fake-out, the 50-mile hike, the sudden loss of a young President, sixth-grade camp, term papers, squirt guns and yoyos, quilted ski jackets, elephant jokes, the twist Cfor a whilej, Mr. Cowles' capers, Mr. Lea's law, Mr. Stone's smile, Mrs. Trimble's tricks, the Trojan head Cdon't step on itj, and on and on forever . . . but- Our good times are all gone, and I'm bound for movin' on, I'll look for you if I'm ever back this way. Greg Colvin ,Kar ,Aly Qu. 491: A S A A N. Afvff A, W AA A A V A , AA A A V K . A ,, Q, w AT 'Aw LAifugA, , A jll ' ' f f , A , ff:A,A A , if A f jg! 1' KU' ,Agp Av Qyivw XA ,A , f G M, AA ,AA , M A f A L, A. A, UA ,ik A k f A - 5,1 Q A A' ff., ,WA A 'il,, FHA 7 7 if , k ' 'Qffa fl gf YY ll1V 5'LFAl?Q,'2YL T'Aif,ffiaA'if'i? 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Esgrgck f10-1101-112s Igeg Club S1325 ea on. - 15 o 's Clu ee. 125 Boyls 'A' 10-11-125 Homecoming Jr. Princeg Key Club Sec. 125 Camp Coun BOSCH, DONNA GAA 10-11-125 Girls Club Rep. 115 Camp Counselor 115 Honor Society V f -. 1 fsr gf-gag .gs ,,-egg, 5 - . 1 f . ,si 5 ,,25,.,.,, if H ' eg? I lang. . I - ' 2 - . . - . . 2, : -': -F ' :'f ':5 5 f 'N.: 1-2- -!'.3iaa T Q 11 .af Q 2- 1 Q-: : BOURN, ANDREA GAA 11-125 ATT. Office nual 115 TGIF 12. Gaye 115 An- BOTTING5 MARY Mar Songleader 105 Pep Club 10-11-125 Ski Club 10-11-125 Honor Society 105 Green Peppers 11-12, Sec. 125 Camp Counselor 115 Girls Club Rep. 115 Leadership Conf. 10-115 TGIF 12. 151 BRANHAM, MELVIN Pee-Wee Journalism 11-12. 23 selor 11-12. A BOWER, RAYMOND R.B. FFA 10-11-125 FFA Pres. 115 FFA See. 12. BOYER, PATRICIA Patty Pep Club 11-125 Senior Council 125 Choir 105 Office 125 TGIF 12. BROWN, KAREN Babe Band 10-11 1 Annual 122 Senior Coun- Cils Choir 105 Office 125 TGIF 12- MOST POPULAR--Al Courter, Karen Dluhosh. BROWNE, MIKE Golf 10-11-12. BROWN. SHARLYN Math Club 115 Math Club President 12. BULL, AMIE Mamie Myrtle BRUNZ, GREG Senior Class Council. Camp Counselor 11-125 Student Coun- cil 123 Phy-Bio-Chem Club 12. 24 BRUNS, GENE Football 10-11 g Baseball 10g Track 1 1-12. BUSH, MARIAN Midge Pep Club 125 TGIF 12. CALLAHAN, MIKE Frame Basketball 10-11-125 Baseball 103 Key PRETTIEST EYESfBud Ledbetrer, Pam Salvaggio. Club 11-125 Student Council 123 Honor Society 105 TGIF Mascot 12. BRITTON, BARBARA Barb GAA 10-11. CARD, BERT Audio Visual 11-123 FFA 11-12. CARLSON, KENNETH All Am. Boy COVINGTON, JUDY jude Pep Club 11-12, Commercial Club 12g Annual 125 TGIF 12. 25 COPE, DIANE Di Pep Club 11-125 Comm. Club 11-12g Comm. Club Sec. 12g TGIF 125 Pep Club Council 125 Senior Council. CARTER, JERRY Jef CRANFORD, J ERRI Jef CASTEEL, MIKE CROSGROVE, CONNIE Debate 115 Honor Society 10-11g Sen- Audio Visual 12. ate 10-11g Machine 12. CHRISTIE, KNOX Camp Counselor 11-125 Ski Club. PRETTIEST HAIR-Dick Nickolson. Sonia Wrinkle. CURRY, SAUNDRA Saunie CHRISTOPHER, JERRY Wire CLARK, GENNETTE Attendance Office 10-11-12. Golf 11-12. Post Graduate. 26 COFFEY, LARRY Chief Football 10-11-125 Baseball 10-11-125 Wrestling 11-125 Boy's Club Rep. 10- 125 Key Club 11-125 Key Club Pres. 125 Boy's 'A' 11-125 Traffic Court 105 Homecoming Prince 10. DCKAY, MARY DAHL5 SHIRLEY Doll Pep Club 11-125Drill Team 105 Choir 11. Soph. Class Council5 Student Coun- cil 10-115 Alternate 125 Lead. Conf. 10-115 Jr. Class Pres.5 Board of Con. 115 Student Loan Fund Sec. 115 Pep Club 10-11-125 Green Peppers 11-125 Girls Club Cab. 12. COURTER5 ALLEN Canine Basketball 10-11-125 Baseball 10-11- 125 Soph. Class Vice-Pres. 125 Boy's 'A' 11-12, Pres. 125 Troj. Guard 115 Cross Country 125 Lead. Conf. 11. DENNIS, SUZANNE Wong Pep Club 10-11-125 Comm. Club 12. 27 COLVIN, GREG Gerg Lead. Conf. 10-115 Soph. Class Pres.5 Debate 115 Boyls State 115 Science Club 11-125 Board of Control 10-115 Senior Class Pres.5 The Machine 11-12. BEST LOOKING-Ralph Jones, Alice Spaight. CRANDELL, GARY Toe Football 10-115 Baseball 10-11-125 Intra. Basketball 115 Boyls 'A' Club 125 Gymnastics 12. DEUSON, DOROTHY Dottie CURTIS, GARY Susie Football 10-11-125 Track 10-11-125 FFA Sec. 115 FFA Vice-Pres. 125 Gymnastics 11-12. CROCKER, BILL Crack Football 10-11-125 Baseball 105 Track 11-125 Wrestling 10-125 Boy's Club Pres. 125 Board of Control 105 Boy's 'A, Club 10-11-125 Key Club. DeSPAIN, KAREN Kar Tennis 10-115 GAA 10-11-12, Pres. 125 Com. Club 11-125 Sr. Counci15 Pep Club 10-11-125 Lead. Conf. 115 Gymnastics 115 TGIF 12. DICKMAN, DIANE Dee Dee Pep Club 105 Art 125 Spanish Club 105 Drama 115 TGIF 12. DAILIDENAS, JOHN Dalidum Golf 10-125 Boy,s Quartet 11-12. DLUHOSH, KAREN Doodle GAA 10-11-12, V.-Pres. 125 JV Pep Staff, Var. 125 Tennis 105 Gym 11- 125 Com. 11-125 Pep Club 10-11-12: Camp Coun. 115 Lead. Conf. 10-115 Annual Staff 12, Asst. Ed. 125 TGIF 12. BEST PERSONALITY-Mike Callahan and Carolyn Schutte. 28 DENBO, MICHAEL Mike Football 10-11-125 Basketball 10-11- 125 Track 10-11-125 Boy's 'Al 11-125 Key Club 11-12, V.-Pres. 125 Jr. Class V.-Pres,5 Trojan Guard 10-11, Sec. 115 Annual 11-125 Lead. Conf. 10-115 Drama 115 Loan Fund 11-12, Pres. 12. DONKELAAR, LINDA Donkey Drill Team 105 Pep Club 105 Traf- fic Court 125 TGIF 12. DOMENICHETTI, JANET Student Council 115 Commercial Club 115 FTA 12. QeREMER, RICHARD Ricky-Dick 4 DENTON5 JIM Baseball 10-11-125 Basketball 105 Foot- ball 10-125 Boy's 'A' 11-12. DRAY, CHERI Chair Student Council 10-115 Camp Coun- selor 10-11-125 Choir 115 Girl,s Sex- tet 115 Tennis 115 Honor Society 11- 125 Lead. Conf, 115 TGIF 12. EARL, KEN Presidenfs Council 11-125 Lead Conf. BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE-Bob Enera and Carol 105 The Machine 12. Herbert. 29 DYKSTRA, BERTHA Bert Office 115 Science Club 11-125 Sr. Council5 FTA 10-11-12, FTA Sweet- heart 125 Green Peppers 115 Band 10-115 Pep Club 125 Forensics 10-115 Orchestra 10-11 5 Foreign Exchange 11-125 Band Treas. EIXENBERGER, TERRY Ter Basketball 10-125 Track 10-11-125 Trojan Guard 10-115 Student Coun- cil 1O5 Key Club 125 Boy's 'A, 11-12. ENGLISH, VICKIE GAA 10-11-125 Main Office 11-125 Commercial Club 11-12, Pres. 125 Band 10. 11. EASTMAN, ELAINE ENERA, ROBERT Bob Track 11-12. 30 BEST DANCERS-Robbie Terrell and Barb Strand. ELLSTAD, ROGER DE Club. EVANS, GWEN Smiley Honor Society 115 Green Peppers 125 Pep Club 125 Lead. Conf. 115 Girl,s Club Cab. 125 FTA 125 TGIF 12. FENSTER, ROGER Snuff FRIENDLIEST--Carlos Perez and janet Farrow. FARROW, JANET Choir 10-11-12, Sec. 113 Student Council 10-113 Pep Club 103 Soph. Homecoming Princess3 Jr. Class Sec.3 Art Club 123 Camp Coun. 103 For. Exch. Club 10-11-12, Sec. 123 Traffic Court 11-12. FORCE, JAMES Burnie Audio Visual 11-12. FINCH, PHILLIP Audio Visual 11-12. FEIST, SANDRA Ootie Green Peppers 11-12, Pres. 123 Drill Team 103 Honor Society 123 Girl's Club Cab. 10-113 Lead. Conf. 10-11. l FENSTER, PATRICIA Pat FOSTER, STEVE Speedy Forensics 10-115 FTA 123 Girlls Club Track 10-1 1-12 3 Wrestling 11-123 An- Cab. 123 Drill Team 103 Debate 113 1111211 12. Nurses Club 11. 31 l FREEMAN, JEAN FOSSUM, CALVIN Cal FREEMIRE, BEV Wrestling 10-11-125 Track 10-ll-12g Cross Country llg Boy's KA' 11-12. GARRETT, MAX Band 10-11-12g Science Club 10. WITTIEST-Jim Washam and Bonnie Kersavage FREMOUW, JUDY GLEASON, THOMAS Band 105 Ski Club 10-11 32 FOX, YOLANDA GONZALES, RUDOLPHO Foreign Exchange Student. GOTT, STANLEY Stan GAUDETTE, LINDA Lynn Tennis 10-11-125 Key Club 10. Commercial Club 11-12 5 DE 125 TGIF 125 Tennis Mgr. 115 Leadership Conf. 115 Pep Club 12. GILLESPIE, ROBERTA Birdie Main Office 10-125 Commercial Club BEST DRESSER: Terry Eixenberger and Linda Donklaar. 11-12. GRASS, EUGENE GRIFFIN, FRANK GLENN, ALICE Smiley FNC 10-11-12, FNC Pres.5 Band 10- Choir 10-11-12. 11-125 Honor Society 10-11-125 AFS 11-12. 33 MOST LOYAL: John LaMarche and Judy Serquinia. GUMMERE, JAMES jim Track 105 Boys' A 115 Cross Country 115 Annual Staff 12. FC V GRAHAM, CAROL 1 GNOINSKY, YVONNE Vonnie Pep Staff 10-11-125 Commercial Club 11-125 GAA 10-11-12, GAA Sec. 125 Commercial Club Treas.5 Tennis 105 Leadership Conf. 10-115 Gymnastics 115 Senior Class Council 125 TGIF 12. 1 ' 5 GRAFF, KAREN HADLEY5 JAMES jay Art Club 10-11-12. Debate 10-11-125 Band 105 Orchestra 105 Honor Society 115 junior Class Council5 Senior Class Council5 Stu- dent Council 11,125 Leadership Conf. 115 Sen. Class. V. Pres. HAMLIN, DON Ham GRIGGSMIUDY Football Mgr. 105 Audio Visual 12. Band 10-11-125 AFS 11-12, AFS Treas. 125 Ski Club 11-125 Band Sec. 115 Pep Club 125 Leadership Conf. 34 4 Football 105 Intermurals 105 Audio BEST SPORT: Dave Bowen and Yvonne Gnoinsky. Visual 11,-12. GRIMM, LINDA HOLLOWAY, JOHN Dave HEDDEN, ROY Debate 10-11 5 Camp Counselor 115 Leadership Conf. 10-115 Student Coun- cil 125 Sr. Council, Sec. of Interior 12, Board of Control 12. GONZALES, SHERYLL 35 HARRIS, RALPH Hot Dog GUNDERSON, LINDA GAA 105 FTA 105 Camp Counselor 115 Science Club 115 Atten. Office ll. HOLMQUIST, STEVE Homesick Band 105 Chess Club 10-11. HADLOCK, CAROL Transfer Student. l 1 HORNBUCKLE, RAY Track 10-115 Cross Country 115 FFA 10-11-12, FFA Pres. 12. HAMAKAMI, SHIRLEY Pep Club 125 Honor Society 12 5 TGIF 12 5 FTA 12. HORNBUCKLE, RICHARD Public Speaking in FFA 105 FFA 11. MOST ATHLETIC: Cal Fossum and Arreldene McAllister. HANSEN, MARILYN JONES, E. RALPH Commercial Club 11-125 Pep Club 125 Football 11-125 Key Club 11-125 Track Student Council 115 GAA 11-125 Of- 11-12. fice Asst. 11-12. 36 HARTLEY, SONJA Sonic Science Club 10-11-125 Debate Team 115 Forensics Club 115 Honor Society 1 1-12. , , 1 KEITH, DAVID Dave HARVEY, BEVERLY Bev KIRBY, LARRY Mr. Amerisa Basketball Manager 10-11. Choir 10-11. Wrestling 105 Football 12. i HERBERT, CAROL Herbie Pep Club 10-11-12g GAA 10-11-123 Comm. 11-125 Senior Coun. 123 Comm. V. Pres. 125 Choir 12g Tennis Mgr. 105 TGIF Pres, 12g Annual 12g Lead. Conf. 11g Gymnastics 11-12. KLEIN, CHARLES Caffiaf Clay HIERSEKORN, PAT corny KLONTZ, LARRY Drill Team 105 Pep Club 105 Lead. Conf. 11g Choir 11-12. 37 HOWARD, APRIL Ape LaMARCHE, JOHN Bubbles Tennis 105 Pep Club 11-125 Comm. Yell Leader 12. Club 11-125 TGIF 125 GAA 11-12. LAND I S, LARRY IIDA, EILEEN Student Coun. 10-125 ASB Sec. 125 Honor Society 10-11-125 Pep Club 10- 115 GAA 10-115 Green Peppers 11-125 Girls' Cab. 11: Board of Control 12. IKO, KATHLEEN Skippy LEDBETTER, STANLEY Bud Comm. Club 11-125 TGIF 12. Tennis 105 Forensics 11. 38 HUSE, PATRICIA Pat Honor Society 11-125Gir1s' Club Treas. 125 Annual 12. LaROSA, EDDIE few Basketball 10-1 1-12 5 Football 105 Base- ball 10-11-125 Boys' A 10-11-125 Stu- dent Coun. 115 Key Club 125 Troj. Guard 12: Cross Country 12. JACOBSON, NANCY joke GAA 11-125 Comm. Club 11-125 Ten- nis 125 Pep Club 125 Choir 125 TGIF 12. LOCKHART, GARY Frenchie JOHNSTON, JANET Jani Annual 125 GAA 125 TGIF 12. MASSEY, WILLIAM Bill Ski Club 10-11-12. JACOBSON, PAMELA Road-Runner GAA 10-11-125 Science Club 10-11- 12g Ski Club 10-11-125 Camp Coun. 105 Choir 12g Tennis 11-123 TGIF 12. MARTINSON, KARL Little Moose FFA 10-11. KANSANBACK, DIANE Dee Dee Comm. Club 10-11-12. 39 LONE, STEVE Ski Club 10-11-125 Camp Coun. 11. JUNKER, JULIANA MCCOY, JOHN Mac Band 12g Journalism 125 Choir 12. KERSAVAGE, BONNIE Choir 10-11-125 GAA 11g Pep Club 125 Swing Choir 11-12g Sextett 12g TGIF 12. MCDERMOTT, MIKE Bones Intramural Basketball 11. KNAPP, ROBIN Girls' Club Cabinet 105 Pep Club 11- 125 Leadership Conf. 11 g Camp Coun- selor 11g GAA 11-12g Student Coun- cil 12. 1 McDANIEL, JACK 'K KINNAMAN, KATHY Puddles Choir 10-11-12. MCMULLEN, GENE Boys' A 10-11-12g Wrestling 10-11- 125 Football 115 Track 10-115 Student Council 10g Ski Club 10-11-125 Key Club 12. 40 KING, LINDA LINDER Lisette TGIF 12. MCGUIRE, DALE just Dale Gymnastics 11-12. KRAMER, KAREN Wretch Drill Team 105 GAA 10-11 5 Debate 11g Forensics 10-115 DE 12. MENEGHINI, ROBERT Bob LORD,v1cK1E TGIF. NEWMAN, RICHARD Dick Science Club 10-11-12, Pres. 125 For- eign Exchange Club 11-125 Band 10-11. LENO, WANDA Wan MOORE, PAUL MATLICK, CYNDA Cindy Debate 10-115 Pep Club 12. 41 MOHN, WAYNE Chin Football 10-11-125 Wrestling 11-125 Track 10-11-125 Boys' A Club 10-11- 125 Key Club 11-125 Boys' Club V. Pres. 12. 1 LUNDBERG, SANDRA NICHOLSON, RICHARD Dick Baseball 105 Honor Society 105 For- ensics 115 Boys, Quartet 11-125 ASB V. Pres. 125 Newspaper 125 Orchestra V. Pres. 12. McALLISTER,ARRELDENE Dene GAA 10-ll-125 Commercial Club ll- 125 Tennis 105 Pep Club 10-11-125 JV Pep Staff 105 Varsity Staff 11-125 Leadership Conf. 10-115 Gymnastics 11-125 Annual 125 TGIF 12. NORMAN, MIKE Football 10-ll-125 Wrestling 10-11- 125 Baseball 105 DE 12. MCMASTERS, DONNA NORMAN, JOHN Smart One Auto Mechanics 12. McKEE, KATHLEEN Kath Choir 10-ll-125 Commercial Club 11- 125 Camp Counselor 115 Pep Club 12. NORTON,TOM Band 10-ll-125 Golf 10-ll-125 Ski Club 10-ll-12. 42 McFARLAND, CANDY Annual 125 Pep Club 125 Art Club 125 TGIF 12. NORTH, PAUL Audio Visual 10-ll-125 Football Mgr. 10-11-125 Audio Visual Pres. 12. J .. MILLER, JANET fani OBERG, MIKE MORRISON, DIANA Mouse Ski Club 11-125 GAA 11-125 Pep Club 10-11-12. PEART, DAVID Dave MINERICH, MARGARET Maggie OSWALD, JAMES Oz Football 10-11-12g Basketball 10-11- 12g Baseball 10-11-12g Boys' Club Cabinet 103 Student Council 10-11- 125 Boys' A Club 10-11-12. MORTON, CLAUDIA Pam GAA 10-11-125 Pep Club 11-12g TGIF 125 Annual 12g Leadership Conf. 11. 43 1 O'HARA, JAMES jim Auto Mechanics 11-12. K MORSE, CHERYL Charlie FHA 10g Drill Team 10g Main Office 10-11-125 Choir 115 Swing Choir 115 Sextet 11g Pep Club 12g GAA 12. PETERSON, DOUG Football 10-11-12. MURAKAMI, ARLENE Annual Editor 125 Sr. Council 125 Pep Club 10-ll-125 Leadership Conf. 10- 115 Hon. Soc. 11-125 Girls' Club Cab. ll-125 Comm. Club 11-125 For. Exch. Club ll-125 Green Peppers 11-12, V.P. 125 TGIF 125 DE 125 Attend. Off. 12. PERRY, JIM Bobby Band 10-115 Chess Club 105 Choir 125 Pep Band 11. NILES, PAT GAA 10-11-125 Drill Team 105 Art Club 11-125 TGIF 12. PEREZ, CARLOS Foreign Exchange Student. NICE, ECHO Annual 115 Pep Club 125 GAA 125 Commercial Club 12. PIERRE, MIKE Pizza 44 NELSON, DIANA Spooky Art Club 11-125 Commercial Club 125 GAA 125 Pep Club 12. PHILLIPS, MIKE NISHIMOTO, JONA Nish Soph. Class Sec.5 Pep Club 10-11-12, V.P. 10-ll5 Hon. Soc. 10. Leadership Conf. 10-115 Camp Counselor 10-115 Girls' Club Sec. ll, Pres. 125 GAA 10- 115 Green Peppers 11-125 Stud. Coun- cil 12. POSTLETHWAITHE, TOM OLSON, SYLVIA Anne Drill Team 105 Ski Club 10-11-125 Exchange Club 125 FTA 12g FTA Pres. 125 Inner Club Council 12. REIERSGARD, GARY Hooker Basketball 10-11-123 Boys' A Club 11-12. NISHIMURA, LINDA PRENOVOST, LEE PARK, NANCY Attendance Office 11. 45 POWELL, WILLIAM Bill Graphic Arts 115 Annual 12. OVERLAND, CAROL GAA 10-115 FHA 10. i REIMAN, JOHN Nose Wrestling 12. PAULSON, ELSIE MAY Daisy Crockett Transfer Student. RIFFLE, BOB Earnest Wrestling 10-11 5 Football 12. RACKLIFF, VINCENE Vince Tennis 10-115 GAA 10-11-125 Pep Club 10-125 Art Club 11-12. RICHMOND, JOHN Boys, A 10-11-125 Golf 10-11-125 Key Club 125 Honor Society 105 Basket- ball 10. PORTERFIELD, SUSAN Sue Ski Club 11-125 Honor Society 115 AFS Comm. 11-125 Foreign Exchange Club Pres. 125 Green Peppers 125 Girls' Club Cab. 125 Leadership Conf. 11. SCHMUTZLER, VERN FFA 11. 46 PINK, WANDA Red Pep Club 125 TGIF 12. RYNING, DAN Science Club 10-115 Golf 105 Camp Counselor 11. RAY, GWYNLLYN Gwyn Band 105 Science Club 10-11, Sec. 125 Choir 125 Ski Club 10-11-12. SEYDEL, DANIAL Danny REILLEY, MARGARET Sammie Science Club 105 Band 105 Pep Club 10-115 Commercial Club 11-125 An- nual 12. SHAUGHNESSY, DOUGLAS Doug Wrestling 11-125 Cross Country 11-125 Band 10-11. RAYMOND, SANDRA Sam SHAUGHNESSY, DENNIS Wrestling 11-125 Cross Country 115 Band 10-11-12. ROBERTSON, ESTHER Band 10-11-125 Tennis 115 FHA 10. 47 SHANNON, ERNIE Sixty Nine Choir 105 Electronics DE 12. REYNOLDS, JUDY FTA 10-125 FTA Sec.-Treas. 115 Pep Club 125 ASB Treas. 125 Honor So- ciety 11. SMITH, TOM Track 105 Wrestling 115 Key Club 12. ROME, SANDY SOWER, DENNIS Denney School Play 11g Pep Club 12. Tennis 10g Band 10-11-12g Orchestra 10-11-125 Choir 12. SPANE, FRANK SALVAGGIO, PAM Wop Commercial Club 125 FTAQ Art Club 12g Pep Club 12. SAMS, KATHY STURGEON, ROY Band 10-11. 48 SACKETT, DARLENE Corky STUCKER, DENNIS Denny Choir 12. SANCHEZ, LINDA Lynne FTA 10-11-12g Leadership Conf. 105 Spanish Club 10g Annual 125 Pep Club Cab. 12g Commercial Club 125 TGIF 12g Foreign Exchange Club 12. SWANLUND, FRED Lenny Band 10. SCHUTTE, CAROLYN Cari GAA 10-11-125 Camp Coun. 11-125 Pep Club 10-11-12, Pres. 125 Student Coun. 10-11-125 Green Peppers 11-125 Tennis 10-11-125 Pep Club Sec. 115 Homecoming Princess 11 5 GAA Sec. 11. THOMAS, GEORGE' SAWYER, ARGIE TGIF 125 Pep Club 12. TERRELL, ROBERT Robbie Student Coun. 10-11-125 Wrestling 105 Golf 10-115 Camp Coun. 10-115 Jun- ior Class Coun. 115 Senior Coun.5 Int. Basketball 11. I SERQUINIA, JUDY fad Art Club 10-11, Pres. 125 J.V. Pep Staff 105 Varsity Pep Staff 11-125 GAA 10-125 Leadership Conf. 10-115 Camp Counselor 11-125 Pep Club 10- 11-12. 49 TALLENT, TOM Tall Track 10-11-125 Cross Country 115 Math Club 125 Ski Club 125 Senior Class Council5 Camp Counselor 115 Leadership Conference 11. SENCEVICKY, SHARON Lori Band5 Pep Club5 Choir5 FTA5 Journalism. THOMPSON, JACK Skip SHINN, KATHY Girls' Club Rep. 115 Girls' Club Cab. 125 Traffic Court 10-11-125 Green Peppers 11-125 Student Coun. 11-125 Camp Coun. 10-11-12, Pep Club 10- 11-125 Ski Club 10-11-125 GAA 10- 125 ASB Sec. of State 12. TORCASO5 DON Tork Senior Coun.5 Student Loan Fund 125 Honor Society 10-1 1 5 Debate 11 5Lead- ership Conf. 11-12 5 ASB Pres. 125 Bas- ketball Mgr. 10-11-125 Boys' A 10-11- 125 Trojan Guard 10-11 5 Key Club 12. THOR, ROGER Rag Phy-Bio-Chem Club 10-11-125 Chess Club 10-11-125 Tennis 105 Football 11-12. SKRIVAN, PAM Skrivy Comm. Club 11-125 Pep Club 10-11- 125 TGIF 125 Leadership Conf. 10- 115 Senior Coun.5 Senior Class Sec.5 GAA 10-11-125 Gymnastics 11. SINCLAIR, VERNA JEAN TORKELSON, ED SMAIL, MARGIE. TRUDEAU, PAUL SMITH, SHIRLEY Student Coun. 12. 50 TULLER, CECIL Ceo SOLBERG, KAREN TURNER, JERRY SPAIGHT, ALICE Ali Comm. Club 11-125 FFA Sweetheart 105 Homecoming Queen 12. VAN HOOSEN,DUANE Weiner Student Coun. 10-115 Trojan Guard 10-115 Camp Coun. 10-11-125 Base- ball 10. UTZ, DON STRAND, BARBARA Barb Attendance Office 11-125 Pep Club 115 Girls, Club Rep. 11. 51 SPILLER, PAMELA Pam Comm. Club 11-125 Pep Club 10-125 Pep Coun. 125 Drill Team 105 Senior Coun. 115 TGIF 12. VICKNAIR, RICHARD Rick Choir. STRIMPLE, JAYNE Janie FTA5 Orch. 10-11-12. WORTH, PAUL Worthle-ff Honor Society 11. SWIHART, ROSALIE Transfer Student. WASHAM, JIM Washpan Golf 10-11-125 Key Club 125 Senior Coun.g Leadership Conf. 115 Camp Counselor 10-11-125 TGIF Mascot 12. SWEENEY, KATHY JO Main Office 11-125 Art Club 115 Pep Club 11-125 TGIF 125 Senior Coun. WILLIAMS, BEN Benny Kid Basketball 105 Phy-Bio-Chem 125 Track 10-11-125 Cross Country 12. 52 SUCKOLL, CHARLOTTE GAA 11-125 Commercial Club 11-125 TGIF 12. WHEELER, TOM Wheels F 1 THELIN, ALICE WILLSON, ROBERT Mickey Baseball 11-12g Intramural Basketball 11-12. THORP, JULIE Queen GAA 10-115 Ski Club 10-115 Pep Club 105 Leadership Conf. 10-115 Green Peppers 12g Girls' Club Cab. 105 Girls' Club V.P. 125 Student Council 115 Camp Counselor 11. 1 1 ZIRBES, DAVID Zirb Tennis 10. 1 THOMPSON, JOAN Celo GAA 10-11-12g Commercial Club 11- 12, Chairman fpointsj 12. WRIGHT, GARY Snatch Track 10. TOURVILLE, KRISTINA Tina FTA 12g Foreign Exchange Club 123 Pep Club 12. 53 WOOD, JAY The Foot Traffic Court 10-11-125 Basketball 105 Traffic Court Judge 12. TOLLEFSON, HAZEL Nut Commercial Club 11-125 Pep Club 12. VALLIER, MARSHA Lulu GAA 10-115 Traffic Court 10-11-125 Pep Club 10-115 Commercial Club 11. VAN SICKLE, SHARON Sheri Pep Club 115 TGIF 12. WATKINS, MARCIA Marsh Annual Staff 125 Pep Club ll-125 Drill Team 125 TGIF 12. WILSON, JESSIE Transfer Student. WAGGONER, CLAUDIA Pixie Drill Team 105 FHA 105 Pep Club 125 Council at Large 125 Commercial Club 125 GAA 12. 1 WATKINS: SANDRA Bug Pep Club ll-125Drill Team 125 TGIF 125 Annual Staff 12. WITNEY, ALICE Big Red Art Club 10-ll-125 Drill Team 105 Pep Club 105 Choir 10-11. 54 WARD, LILA fo 1 1 WILCOX, PHYLLIS Phil GAA 11-125 Pep Club 11-125 Com- mercial Club ll-12. WOLF, PAULETTE Pooper Pep Club 125 Annual 12. WOLFF, JANICE jan Drill Team 105 Ski Club 10-11, V. Pres. 12, Spanish Club 10, Forensics 105 Foreign Exchange 12, V. Pres. 125 Pep Club 10-11. WRINKLE, SONIA Stink GAA 10-11-125 Tennis 10g J.V. Pep Staff 10, Commercial Club 11-12g Pep Club 10-11-12. WOODALL, NICKOLENA Nickie Commercial Club 12, TGIF 12. I CAMERA SHY Cavett, Diane Ross, Arlinda Barrett, John Pittman, John Burr, Mike Rutledge, Frank Carnahan, John Sathern, Terry Churchill, David Sinclair, Steven Deeds, Ed Wells, Ken Fry, Russell Wilkinson, Philip Hunt, Robert Huseby, Paul 55 WOODBRIDGE, NANCY FHA 105 GAA 10-11, Honor So- ciety ll. SULKOSKY, PATRICIA Pat Pep Club 123 TGIF 12. QemimfO0ass 'V' The Seniors of 1964 elected for its officers these four, from left to right: Greg Colvin, president, Jay Hadley, vice-president, Pam Skrivan, secretary-treasurer, and Ken Earl, ASB cabinet member. Really, they only represent the large number of Seniors loyal to the Class of 1964 who contributed their talents in many directions as student leaders. The Senior Log held by Pam symbolizes the three years of service, spirit, and fun that was part of our class' experience at Auburn High. May this Senior Class truly leave its impression on our high school, and may the pleasant memories of good times live long in the hearts and minds of every single graduate of 1964. ' 'jwwhczmfw This Annual has been assembled due to the supreme efforts and will of this yearis Annual staff. Twenty-two seniors fone having prior experienceb with an unexperi- enced advisor began in September of 1963. Much learning and co-operation has resulted in this book. Mistakes and need for improvement are easily found, but accomplishment and obstacles that have been overcome are more often overlooked. I would like to take this opportunity to praise the members of the staff for their accomplishments. Special credit should go to the editor, Arlene Murakami, and the assistant editor, Karen Dluhosh, for their diligence, perseverance, and leadership. Pat Huse served outstandingly in her capacity as business manager. A great responsi- bility was theirs and it could not have been accomplished without the able assistance of the remaining members of the staff. Special thanks to Mel Branham for his co-operation. I am proud to extend my congratulations and thanks for the industry and initiative by the Seniors listed here: Karen Brown Judy Covington Elaine Craffey Mike Denbo Karen Dluhosh Steve Foster Jim Gummere Carol Herbert Pat Huse Janet Johnson Arreldene McAllister Candy McFarland Pam Morton Bill Powell hlargaret Reilley Linda Sanchez Terri Sedgemore Tamera Thompson Marcia Wlatkins Sandra Watkins Paulette Wlolf Arlene Murakami 57 W N , . Wm takesrtsdastioob. Heafvdwwwes 05 UM ww Cf..-MN S ' 9 ' 1 N X W Q 7 KJ I I , W 1 EQ ?i? 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Rod Smith, Francis Smith, Harlan Sorenson, Linda Smith, Neal Spaid, Linda Smith, Ross Speerstra, Bev Solberg, Tom Springer, Nora Sower, Forrest Standley, Paulette Spears, Jay Stephens, Judy Sprenger, Jay Stockinger, Sally Stadstad, Ron Strand, Marilyn Stafford, Rick Suckoll, Pam Staples, Gary Sutherland, Nancy Starr, Martin Swartz, Kathy Stella, Nat Thayer, Betsy Stobie, Bob Thomas, Roberta Sturgeon, Mike Thornton, Barbara Sulkosky, Dan Tjernell, Joy Tankersley, Jim Torgerson, Lorie Tanner, Bill Torkelson, Elaine Totten, Clifa Tasker, Mike Treat, Sharon Taylor, Bob Trentman, Therese Tecca, Bob Tuntland, Suzann Tedrow, Joe Valentino, Teri Thomas, Jack Van Hoosen, Kristi Thomas, Jim Waddell, Sharon Thomson, Robert Wakefield, Barb Thor, Gary Warnke, Susie Tom, Jim Washburn, Nola Tozer, Chet Watkins, Jeanne Trapp, Ron Watkins, Norma Trudeau, Larry Watkins, Ruth Utz, Jim Williams, Rosa Van Sickle, Chuck Willsie, Mildred Vernon, Ed Wilton, Kathy Villanueva, Bill Winter, Paula Voorhees, Garrett Winters, Shirleen Wagner, Lanny Wong, Linda Washburn, Will Woodall, Jerrie Wasmuth, Jack Webb, Steve Wiles, Jerry Wiles, Mike Wilkinson, Paul Wilkinson, Terry Williams, Charles Winter, Jeff Wilson, jim Wood, jim Wolverton, Dennis Worley, Dwayne .W , Q in r V , M it Q ,gi , yssyy , :, :i .Qi-w3E gf. fr ,. 936331 ibn - 'f -.As.:5'z,aE- 335,599 W 6 w ia 11. 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They continued as in the past, to have assemblies merely for appreciation of a speaker or a film. More effort was made to expand the service and responsibility-directly to theistudent. They strived to give service to the school and student body as a whole. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Schweikl, Advisor, Bill Crocker, President, Wayne Mohn, Vice President, Dave Bowen, Secretary- Treasurer. Johnny Boyd, talking about safety in cars at Boyls Club assembly. FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Coffey, Dave Bowen, Bill Crocker, John Coffey. BACK ROW: Fred Fox, Fred Mendoza, Tom Solberg, Terry Eixeuburger. 80 l 5 This Club serves each girl in the school. This year for the first time a handbook was published containing information about the Girlis Club and its activities. The handbook was handed out to each girl in the school. Big and little sisters were as- signed to acquaint the Sophomores with the school. Then later in February they sponsored the Tolo and ended the year with the traditional mother-daughter tea in May. Cindy Sorensen in Girlis Club style show held at Christmas. FIRST ROW: Nishimoto. President. SECOND ROW: Pu Huse, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cunningham. Advisor Chris OlGrady, Secretary: Mrs. Baker, Advisor. FOURTH ROW julie Thorp, Vice President. FIRST ROW: P. Fenster, P. Radawick, G. Evens, Nishimoto. D. Forslund, J. Diddy, K. Shinn, C. Schwartz. Dombroski, Mrs J. Thorp. C. OlGrady, P. Huse, M. Aromin. S. Porterfield. SEC- Cunningham, Advisor. OND ROW: A. Murakami, K. Van Selus, M. DeKay, L. Scarff, l Y 'I ' ' f A 'i 'a . 1 r will 5 li L-ff yvfgcl 4,7 i ,' I, , f , if ' ' f' - ,ga a faux, f'f,f A- ,lf f , ' .4 , . I J Lg, riffigcfl 'IVV f 1 fffif -fi - ,. Ja i Ze fe 7 ffffr 14 Lf, if ,N-,:r,?.'7 4 K, .f L . ,aa ML. .. .-.Q y , a '7 - , I Y Q, 4 f 7 7 C . ,750 K Jgigxfay L nfl-.ff-, 7' ' ' 5 ,af 1 , ,'f1,.,fL, pal P' ci fa I U , f ,JIM 'fl' A 1 f' , f 'I y I , X V nuff : 7 Z, '!..LCf3 ,f.D'!ffi.4'7 I.-.2 ,Ver , 715, 1 17 Lifjfzf 1 3.L76f,j,,LU, .X L lf' ,jf 4 we-7 M 1 . 1 f 4- . ..,.-'Q Cf? Za'?f2n,,, F G FIRST ROW: Barry Smith, Ron Rowland, Larry Libadia, Tom Solberg, Ken Endersbe, Bob Kapinos, Jay Sprenger, Jim Schack, Don Edwards, John Coffey, Mike Maryanski. Rod Shields. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Shonka, Larry Kirchner, Fred Mendoza, Rick Edwards, Ralph Jones, Mike Denbo, Larry Coffey, Dave Bowen. Terry Otey, Jim Washam, VVayne Mohn, John Richmond, Bill Crocker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Reep-Advisor. Bill Maebori, Don Torcaso, Jay Bartholomew, Gene McMullen, Pat Kuzmer, Mike Callahan. Terry Eixenberger, Al Dalinkus, Gary Rennemo, Henry Hebert, Bob Norikane, Greg Weeks, Dan Farr, Harvey Pickett. The Key Club is one of the most active boyls club in the r school. They do numerous things, such as serve at banquets and decorate the school at Christmas. They have grown quite a bit in the last year, and hope to get more boys inter- ested next year. The Key Club goes all out for initiations by making the new boys do all kinds of odd things such as to wear different colored tennis shoes. Z' ,f FIRST ROW, Left to right: Mrs. Potter, Advisor, Gwen Evans. McCurdy, Susan Porterfield, Kathy Shinn, Donna Dansky, Claudia Arlene Murakami, Sandy Fiest, Mary Botting, Eileen Iida. Mary Stratton, Jan Dombroski. Julie Thorp. Carolyn Schutte Carol DeKay, 'Iona Nishimoto. SECOND ROW: Karen Van Selus. Sandy Franklin, Mrs. Berlin. Advisor. Green Peppers, organized in 1925, is the oldest club in Auburn High. It has changed from a purely social group to a group dedicated to service to the school and community. These 20 girls are the first to be asked for and first to give service un- stintingly in time and talents. Because of the high standards of scholarship, character, and service maintained, only a small group is admitted each S6fI'1CStCI'. M6610 FIRST ROW, left to right: Gwen Evans, Jay Wood, Pam Rottie, Loren Calkins. SECOND ROW: Bob Willson. Kathy Shinn. Mike Wiles, Marsha Vallier, Ken Endersbe, Alice Kraft. fdums Twuwng' ' Mr, Galli with a group ready for instruction. Mr. Galli getting ready for a perilous ride with new students. scholarship among students of Auburn High School and to stimulate the members to leadership in other school activities. Membership is based upon earning a grade point average of 3.5 for 0 The purpose of Honor Society is to encourage H the previous semester. Us xilfflnf-lf, X 'l 1 X -if I 1 xx FIRST ROW: Dale Nakai, Gene Fioretti. Bob Norikane. Tom Koch, Greg VVeeks. Davicl Fleck. Fred Albright, Phil Wilkinson, Berry Smith, SECOND ROIV: Bev Patton. Nickie Alli- son, Gwen Evans, Pat Huse, Clara Trinidad. Donna Bosch. Ginger Bowen, Taffy Callahan, Nancy Woodbridge, Shirly Hamakami. THIRD ROW: Elsie May Paulson, Karen Hlagner, Karen Van Selus, Kris Kanda, Julianne Berg, Sheryll Peterson. Sharon Brand. Phyllis Brou- lette. Arlene Murakami. Linda Kansanback. Robin Knapp, Eileen Iida. FOURTH, ROW: Frani Kuusisto, Carol Franklin, Sandy Feist. Tina Tourville, Alice Glenn. Pat Davis, Cheri Dray, Sherry Aves. Bill Trumbull, Greg Colvin. David Murakami. Fred Mendoza. Larry Kirchner. Advisor: Miss Pursell Pres. Eileen Iida Vice Pres. Robin Knapp Seq,-Treas, Bev Patton 85 gram. This club also helps to encourage participation FIRST ROW: A. McAllister. R. Hauge, J. Serquinia, P. Skrivan, C. Herbert, A. Howard, K. Hawkins, L. Turnaneng. V. English, K. Dluhosh, K. DeSpain, Y. Gnoinsky, J. Thompson, S. Peterson. F. Kuusisto. S. Powell, D. Kvalhcim. K. Donkelaar. SECOND ROW: M. Hitchhock. P. Rottle. Diddy, Farwell, E. Nice, J. Johnston, J. Liesmaki, N. Jacobson, C. Danner, L. Torgersen, K. Hagodorn, K. Hardin, Terrell, R. Gilderoy, L. LaRosa, Miss Dupuis, Advisor. THIRD ROW.' Cuddie. M. Hansen. P. Mor- ton, J. Dombroski. R. Knapp, Thorp, K. Shinn, D. Morrison, G. Armstrong, L. Hutton, B. Speerstra, Clark, S. Luce, S. Olson. The Girl's Athletic Association of Auburn High School is designed to encourage good sportsmanship, to pro- vide leadership and sponsor the girl's intramural pro- in club activities. GAA is open to any girl in the school who has a scholastic standing at 2.0 or higher. G.A.A. Lettergirls. S. Ledbetter, C. Barquist, G. Leslie, S. McGilvery, B. Shimajirna, N. Peluso, V. Knapp, I. Bouta, J. Serquinia, K. Gnoinsky, J. Boyer, D. Lande, L. Sorenson, J. Day, E. Nishimoto, M. Thorson, P. Lil- vestrorn, C. Henry, B. Wlakefield, S. Strand. FOURTH ROW: D. Dobson, J. Hawley. P. Gleason, S. Pollard, Peterson, C. Mc- Davit. S. Davis, C. Gaudette, K. Neufang, J. Hutton. P. Bishop, P. Reynolds, S. Langhorn, M. Bergy, P. Davis, C. Bromley. SIXTH ROW: B. Berticud, G. Clark, S. Tuntland, C. Totten. N. Springer, C. Stratton, D. Lone, J. Reynolds, S. McCune, M. Davis, Sader. L. Kansanback, C. Addicott, C. Cosgrove. FIRST ROW: A. Courter, Mr. Cerino, Ad visor, J. Oswald, F. Mendoza, J. Hayes, D Torcasco, B. Crocker, M. Denbo. W. Mohn D. Bowen, G. McMullen, R. Jones, T. Otey E. Deeds, T. Tallent. SECOND ROW: E McDanie, D. Edwards, C. Fossum, G. Cur- tis, Denton. G. Crandell, Jones, T Eixenberger, L. Coffey. THIRD ROW: C Luther, C. Noah, S. Trinadad, L. Mattson: P. Flannery. L. Libadia, B. Sanders, K Wells, J. Richmond. FIFTH ROW: R. Edl wards, L. Kirchner, F. Branch, M. Meines, T. Solberg, M. Tasker, S. Gunderson, D Branch. T. Pollard, R. Rogers, D. Phillipsi D. Peterson, J. Coffey. Eogfs Q! if 1963-64 Boyis Aw set out to accomplish changes in the club which would improve it from within. Steps were taken to make membership more active by going to evening meetings and by selling projects which would give the club meaning. The goal of the club is to be a service organization of boys who will contribute to the school, and at the same time accomplish its reason of existence, control of the wearing of thc Athletic NA. This year they have made a big step towards their goal. Secretary-Treasurer Oswald, Advisor Mr. Ccrino. President A. Courier. Lcft to Right. 87 I McFarland left with Morton. FIRST ROW: Mike Denbo, Jim Gummere, Steve Foster, Bill Powell. SECOND ROW: Carol Herbert. Dene McAllis- ter, Karen Dluhosh, Arlene Murakami, Pat Huse, Marcia Watkins, Janet Johnston. THIRD ROW: Sandie Watkins, Tcojaw Twmpeb FIRST ROW, from left to right: Jay Wood, Chris O'Grady. Mr. Perry, Advisorg Sharon Sencevicky. Jim Oswald. SECOND ROW: Tom Smith, Steve Lone, Melvin Brahnam, Dick Nicholson. Fred Mendoza. W. , Paulette Wolf, Terri Sedgemore. Karen Brown, Margaret Reilley, Judy Covington, Pam Morton, Candy McFarland. Linda Sanchez, Mr. Young, Advisor. hw Graphic Arts, offered for the first time in the Au- burn schools in 1962 as a credited course, has proved to be one of the most interesting and productive courses in the curriculum. This year there were ten pupils in the class with Mr. Zollinger as their ad- visor, Graphic Arts provides them with experiences in photography, printing, drafting, plate making, papers, processing, layout and composition. And will improve each year from the experience gained the previous year. FIRST ROW, left to right: Vicki Lord, Sandy Langhorne, Darlene Sackett, Karen Solberg. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Zollinger, Advisor, Doug Peterson. Russ Paquin. Mr. Young, Advisor, with Sanchez, Huse, Watkins, Herbert x 5 :E A - 421 fr, fi ' TQ5 -Q SA P X ' ff! P 10 Pgf, A 4 JIYVQQX I '54 ,Q unior X arsity Sue Pollard Kathy Gnoinsky. Pat Gallahcr, joan Peterson, Marylee Grmes Ilene Bouta ohnna Serquinia. Brenda Shimojirna. XA 's AML Vwwrtg 92 'K il The function of a song and cheer- leader is to promote school spirit and pride in all school functions, not just athletics. To set an example for the student body by their conduct at school, home, and in the community. To do this they must be leaders, as well as followers. This year's staff, more than fulfilled the requirements. Frani Kuusisto, Judy Serquinia. Karen Dlu- hosh, Dene McAllister, Yvonne Gnoinsky. Sheryll Peterson. Robin Hauge. Absent- Veronica Gibbs. Topfjohn LaMarche. s lie:-i .L-. L. Thorson, C. Danner, B. Stevens, D. Cope, P. Spillar, P. Radawick, L. Sanchez, B. Dykstra. K. Shinn, Dombroski, G. Evans, G. Bowen, Mrs. Trumbull, C. Kvalheim, C. Schutte, G. Les- lie, L. Price. 93 This year, the Pep Club has devoted much time in stimulating school spirit within Auburn High with the enthusiastic aid and support of the song and cheer leaders. The members of the Pep Club have as- sisted in the cheers, songs, the painting of victory signs and the selling of booster buttons at all sports events. The Pep Club has been most fortunate in their member- ship this year, for they have over 125 cap- able, hard working and spirited girls. The entire Pep Club thanks the Pep Staff for their never-ending spirit and pep, the faculty for their cooperation, and the As- sociated Student Body for this yearas support. uw FIRST ROW: Sandy Wlatkins. Marcia Watkins, Sheila Curtis, Julia Ann Berg, Mary Lou Berg, Judy Hager, Jan Diddy. SECOND RO W: Jencll Sader. Sharon Lowe. Kathy McNeally, Mary Thomas, Cherly McDavit, Theresa Grispino, Sue Davis, Candy Cole, Phyllis Broulettc. THIRD ROW: Linda Query, Nancy Sutherland. Kris Kvalheirn, Merrily Roberts, Mary Pontarola, Jean Boyer, Barb Liebert, Donna Lande, Kay Gilliam, Judy Thomas. Ruth Dagget, Doris Heinrich. Donna Dansky, Mr. Nickerson, Advisor. 94 FIRST ROW: Judy Griggs, Bob Norikane, Karen Wagner, Eugenia Bloom, Janice Sinex, Bev Bcrtil- rud. SECOND ROW: Jay Sprenger. Janine Soleni, Donna Orcutt, Dave Sage, Mike Wlood. Dale Dandretsky. Keith Hossler. Tom Norton. Connie Hough, Greg W'eeks, Dennis Shuughnessy. Chur- lenc Van. THIRD ROW.' Betty Heritage, Jim Heritage. Lanny Wagner. Sandra Gleveltxnd, Mm: Garret, Esther Robertson, Rejennzi Heskett. jim Totten, Fred Preston, Bob Henning, Forrest Sowcr. Larry Libadia, Carol Waller. Art Mills, Dennis Sower, Fred Albright. FOURTH ROW: Kent Sel- dal, Bob Kapinos, Mark Allen, Cliff Armstrong. Loren Butz. Dan Leslie, Darrel Erfle. Ken En- dersbe, Leon Eby, Larry Midkiff. FIFTH ROW: Bob McGuire. Bruce Farwell. Gary Murphy, Larry Kelly, Alice Glenn. Torn Pollard. John McCoy. Bill Gran. Mr. Lcwien, Director. 95 W.. FIRST ROW: Mr. McKee, Linda Brown, Nancy Jacobson, Saundra Curry. Lynnett Dorocher. Sherry Norris, ,IoAnna Sprague, Sandra lshan, Chet Tozer. Pat Cimino. John Dailidenas. John McCoy. Linda Adamson, Reta Gileroy. Kathy McKee. SECOND ROW: Pat Hiersekorn. Cheryl Brumly. Pat Fenster, Nancy Nixon. Linda Thygcson. Claudia Wlaggoner. Dennis Sower. Frand Griffin. Bill Sales. Glenn VVilber, Marcia Rruso, Kathy Sarns. THIRD ROW: ,Iill Liesmaki. Judy Freclrickson, Carol Givens, Gloria Fisher, Glenda Harris, Lee Prenovost. Jim Perry, Jim Leanord, Dennis Stucker, Carina Lee Kersavage, Gwyn Ray. Charolette Cambron. FOURTH ROW: Susie Schulte, Pam Jacobson, Denise Schermerhorn. Carol Herbert. Sharon Leonard, Eugenia Bloom. Paul North, Richard Vicknair, Stan Gott. Dick Nicholson, Rudolfo Gonzalez. Bonnie Kersavage. Kathy Kinnamin, Joy Tjernell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Sower, Fred Albright. John McCoy. Dick Nicholson. LEFT TO RIGHT: Merrilyn Sergent. Carina Lee Kersavare. Bonnie Dee Kersavage, Euginia Bloom. O FIRST ROW: Phil Wilkinson, Dick Nicholson. Virginia Munn. Dennis Hadley. SECOND ROW: Delvin Workman, Pat Kersey. Rick Stafford, John LaMarche. Helen LaMarche. Margaret Mine- rich, Marvin Hiton, Mike Burr. THIRD ROW: Cliff Armstrog. Bob Kapinos. Keith Hossler. Janice Sinex, Bev Bertilrud, Karen Wagner. Betty Heritage, Jim Gunderson. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Sower, Fred Albright, Mr. Strom, Alice Glenn. Mr. Harron. Forrest Sower. Bob Henning, Mike Sturgeon. The Auburn High School Orchestra is composed of members of the student-body trained in thc art of per- forming on instruments included in the Symphonic field of music. Over the past several years an increasingly large num- ber of pupils have enrolled in the elementary level. This will create larger and more dynamic groups in high school. Membership is open to everyone able to perform the minimum requirements. FIRST ROW: Vicki English, Carol Herbert, Diane Cope, Yvonne Gnoinsky, Joan Thompson. SECOND ROW.' Mr. Stumpf, Karen Clifner, Roberta Gillispie, Kathy McKee, Beverly Freemire, Karen Kramer, Pam Spiller, Karen DeSpain, Sonja Wrinkle, Charlotte Suckoll, Kathy Iko, Gerrine Armstrong, Barbara Baldwin, Peggy Bishop, Sue Phillips, Diane Kansanback, Nickie Woodall, Celia Richie, Marsha Hitchcock. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Bromley, Lon- nie Troop, Linda Grim, Diane Nelson, Hazel Tollefson, Arlene Murakami, Linda Sanchez, Pam Salvaggio, Nancy Jacobson, April Howard, Linda Gaudette, Judy Covington, Tamara Thompson, Phillis Wilcox, Kathy McNeely, Sharon Lowe, Pam Morton, Juli Junker, Juliann Berge, Cheryl Amundson. FOURTH ROW: Shir- ley Strand, Chris Peterson, Karen Nishimoto, Linda Hortsman, Liz Szoka, Evelyn Petrich, Veta Rogers, JoAnn Conner, Jennifer Brandt, Ruth Dagget, Linda Query, Merrily Roberts, Robin Hauge, Linda Kansanback, Mary Thomas, Sandy Langhorne, Chris Spar- we AwOUub FIRST ROW: Vincene Rack- liff, Stephanie Clark, Diane Nelson, Pam Salvaggio, Janet Farrow, Karen Jorgenson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jones, Pat Niles, Hedy Allard, Judy Serquinia, Sherry Norris, Linda Grimm, Velta Hen- derson, Karen Graff, Diane 98 Olver. THIRD ROW: John Richmond, Doug Rice, Fred Davis, Hubert Hale, Alice Witney, Pat Larson, Regina Haskett. hawk, Marlyn Hansen, Linda Weisflog, Jeanne Leen. FIFTH ROW: Carol Hawkins, Letha Tumaneng, Echo Nice, Janice Far- well, Janine Solem, Diane Allen, Marsha Vallier, Diane Reynolds, Eddy Marlenee, Barbara Britton, Pam Skrivan, Karen Dluhosh, Arreldene McAllister, Sharon Vote, Coleen Cosgrove, Karen Don- klaar, Pat Radawick, Candy Cole, Joyce Burson. FIRST ROW: Pam Rottle. Dan Leslie, Jan Wolfe. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Thomas. Ruth Dagget, Diana Morri- son, Maurine Been, Sue Powell, Leanne Scarff, Sue Davis, Connie Hough, Pam Jacobson. THIRD ROW: Cindy Sorenson, Pat Rada- wick, Gayle Leslie, Jan Si- nex, Frani Kuusisto, David Gaines, Judy Griggs, Mary Botting, Slyvia Olson, Gene McMullen. FOURTH ROW.' Terry Steiner, Mer- ryln Strand, Tom Tallent, Tom Norton, Ginger Clark, Tom Gleason, Gwen Ray, Ray Spenger, DeDe Loan, Creed Noah. FIFTH ROW: Susan McCune, Pat Davis, Jeff Hughes, Carol Henry, Linda Sorenson, Robin Hauge, Jan Diddy, Kathy Shinn, Ron Hauge, Sue Por- terfield, Paul Berge, Gary Rennimo, A, Dalinkus. The Commercial Club of Auburn Senior High has been active for many years and is a going organization. The Club is composed of energetic junior and senior girls who have shown they are interested in commercial subjects. The mem- bers are instrumental in providing many functions within the framework of the school. They offer their services for all athletic programs, music activities and others. They help the students of A.H.S. by operating the student store, they help the teachers by rendering services in the offices of the school. The girls do charitable work during the school year, they support all activities and when they have a surplus of funds provide the commercial department with some equipment that has not been provided for them. The commercial club has been a very energetic organization and has left many a mark in the school by its achievements throughout these past years. Auburn High can look forward to more activities and accomplishments from this organi- zation. muu..wuWw, t . , ,Mh...,,,. f FIRST ROW: Mr. Taylor, John Nixon, Tom Erickson, Gary Curtis, THIRD ROW: Jim Sandretzke, Leon Eby, Howie Whiting, Richard Bertha Dykstra, Ray Hornbuckle, Ray Bower, Jim Swanson. SEC- Nishimura, Larry Trudear, Rick Cavness. Bert Card. Mike Hall. OND ROW: Jack Thomas, Dan Crcnon. Ron Stzidstad. Rod Hun- Dan Mitchell. Mike Falon. son, Dan Lewis, Claude Blake, Niel Smith, Joe Munn, Jim Brodie. 061 . Bertha Dykstra Mr. Taylor CHAPTER SWEETHEART ADVISOR AH J .l - X W .9 I .1323 - Rv- '1'w.'Q ,- D 115695 241 ' 14140 fp oc , 1 N X-1 ESFAX' 2 S if 3 CI :4' D' - f Q Q' D if unfo UR 'C 5 4 LJ j Ulu Y 100 Preparation for the Northwest Junior Livestock Show. I Ml TIOA, 'D 4g'5FAf .lu To I , or A f , A 'KN Q ,-U-rv' CA egos, V 1 f 'xi ' Q 5' :7- -'- W 1' f C, X c fix' fax .. ul- ' D u The FFA for i64 is bigger and better than ever. What with a string of activities long enough to keep them busy 365 days at year. In keeping with the objectives of the FFA. every effort is made to develop the many talents of each of its members to their best advantage and to bring out qualities in them that might never be developed in any other program. These quali- ties and abilities are brought out in such activities as public' speaking and parliamentary procedure on a local. area, state and national level, livestock judging, farming programs, which in some Cases will yield a net worth of 320,000 or more in a four-year program, each depending upon their opportunities and abilities. This year's activities included participation in the W'estern Wiashington Fair, Central YVashington Fair, the Pacific In- ternational Livestock Exposition at Portland, Oregon, the Spring Dairy show and many local fairs on the coast. Activities in our local community did include the Wiestern YVashington Livestock show in Auburn. Sponsoring a Donkey Basketball game against the Auburn High School faculty in lVIarch. Spring dairy shows and many others. Our organization has increased in size this yt-ar by adding +0 new members, at this rate of growth not only will we be the bcst Chapter in the state but also the largest. This is Howie W'hiting with his Sears-Roebuck animal. This animal was Tom Erickson. Gary Curtis and Rod Hanson won third purchased by Sears-Roebuck and given to the boy to raise. When the place. dairy judging at the Central washington Fair. first calf is born it is given back to the Chapter and the cycle starts over again. 101 .'lf. FIRST ROW left to rlght Coleen Gaudette Kathy Neufang Jean Hawley Susan Tuntland Marlene Frank Jane Strrrnple Mary Thorson Sylvn Olson Taffy Callahan Claudra Str xtton THIRD ROW Bertha Dykstra Robrn Hauge Gwen Evans Fran NlCk1C Allxson Drane Reynolds YFCOND ROW jean Trent Kuuslsto Carol Franklm Cathy Fallart Carol Swartz Lmda San Betty Stevens Sharon Senceucky Alxee Glenn Kaye Glll11IU che? Tma Tourulle 102 Th1s group of g1rls are well known 1n our commumty as The Candy strlpers They work wlth the local hospltal and are part of the Red Cross orUan17at1on They not only help others 1n the1r worthwhxle work but they are gnen the opportumty to dec1de for themselves rf th1s IS the type of work they are 1nterested ID as a career LEFT TO RIGHT Kathy W1lton Con n1e Vmcent anet Hargan Allce Glenn Dlane Cavett Charlotte Bargala Cheryl Morse BACK ROW Marian Mlller Mar gre Goudy Arhnda Ross Dona Coulter Glnger Bowan Mary Berge Gwen Exans 1 . - . U A. , , , ,. I n I , U 1 , w , . . A : t . , , . -. . , I . l t , , j , 3 . , ' . , 1. c . .. ' . ' ' S6 . ,, . D . . 4 t..l, VVL. t,,h , M,.t..W..h : , - , J . . , , . . , - , . . 1 1 7 . This club provides many opportunities for the interested students. They are able to learn different techniques and thus further their own knowledge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Tallent, Sonia Hartley, Sharlyn Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Personette, John McCoy, Bill Trum- bull, Keith Hossler, Ben Williams, Mr. Alexander. Maflvflaub Cilwwpf 103 This is a fairly well known club around our school. They participate in the Science Fair each year, besides other local competition. During the year, they have different speakers in the various fields of science. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Williams, Velta Henderson. Sonia Hartley, Judy Fremoew. Pam Jacobson. Dick Newman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Seely, Torn Tallent, Gwen Ray, Alice Glenn, Maurine Benn, Bertha Dykstra, Greg Colvin. FIRST ROW: Barbara Britton, Karen Kramer, Frank Griffin, April Howard, Dan Seydel, Robert Terrell, Linda Gaudette, Ray Horn- buckle.SECOND ROW: Frank Rutledge, John Barrett, David Keith, Arlene Murakami, Julie Acosta, Roger Ellstad, Ernie Shannon, Dan Cashman, Mr. Young, Advisor. . E. The D.E. or Distributive Education Club started in Auburn in 1951 but because of lack of interest it was discontinued in l957. This year the D.E. Club got a new start. The club has had doughnut sales in the student center every Wed- nesday. One of the requirements of the club is to be em- ployed on a part time job after school. Debate Twww The Debate Team has had five league debates plus several non-league debates for practice this year. The subject on which they debated was, HThat the Federal Government should provide complete medical care for all its citizens at public expense. The debate season lasts from September to early spring. FIRST ROW: Linda King, Sonja Hartley. Gwen Evans, Ruth Stad- stad. SECOND ROW: Mr. Weeks, Advisor, Jay Hadley, Alice Witney, John Hanscom. udw Vsualb FIRST ROW: Mr. Al- exander, Advisor: Ru- dolfo Gonzalez, Jeanne Hawley, Mr. Personette. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Linda King, Kar- en Jorgenson, Sylvia Ol- son, Olga Schaffer, Del- vin Workman, Jeff Win- ters, Bob Kapinos, Steve Webb, Russ Fry, Eugene Grass. FIRST ROW: Connie Cosgrove, Arlinda Ross, Carol Graham, Terry Mengle, John Hanscom, Chris Luther, Pat Gilbert, Joey Darlene Baker, Dave Petrich, Mr. Kyle, Advisor: Bert Card, treaS.g Munn, Al Petrich, Bill Bryant, Phillip Finch, Dave Long. Dori Shirley Smith, Sec., Marjorie Smail, V.P.g Paul North, Pres. SEC- Hamlin. OND ROW: Boyd Baker, Chet Tozel, Herbert Hale, Jim Force. 105 MQMAMLA This year the attendance office has installed a new book- keeping system which is used by Mrs. Struve and Judy Rey- nolds Qpictured rightj. It has a card for every club, and activity in the school. This system has improved their ac- curacy, speed, and efficiency, and has been a great help this past year. SEATED, left to right: Vickie English. Marsha Vallier. Kathy v - ' T' - ' V ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Strand, Jessie Wil- son, Julie Acosta, Saundra Curry, Madeline Aroznin. Betty Ewing, Mrs. Struve. SECOND ROW: Mary Thomas, Judy Hager, Cindy Matlick, Judy Reynolds. Ju- lianna Junker. Karen Clif- ner, Carol Overland, Pat Fenster. Sweeney. Phyllis Wilcox. Sandra Fiest. STAINDIZNC: Roberta Lynnet Lindula, Cheryl Morse, Pat Boyer, Marilyn Hansen, Gillespie. Linda Kansanback. Marilyn Strand. Nickie VVoodall. Karen Brown, Sandra Lundberg, Mrs. Bykonen. ' ' harm 106 P na f S f Dm, 4 1962-1Qe4 107 1 BACK ROW, left to right: Bev Harvey, Bill Gran, Marylee Graves, Ted Martineau. Charlotte Suckoll. Mike Parton. Connie Vincent. Carol Franklin, Dick Nickolson, Mrs. Edwards, director, Karen Van Ron Trapp, Cheryl Ruckle. Selus. John Nixon. Christie Nieman, Pat Cimino. FRONT ROW: ieii C , . ..,. ,. ' it eeee f I . ., ' A ,,:, i?i.Lsi4flivfiLp5Ei.G LiE31:,A5ffi:,silLfcs di? b H 5516 Director: Mrs. Edwards Student Director: Charlotte Suckoll 4? ' -s: z Dick Marylec Connie Cheryl Carol Ted Ron Bc-v Karen Nicholson Graves Vincent Rucklc Franklin Martineuu Trapp Harvey Van Selus AVs.,tn,gf-1,'v.5gaY.-mgf'-45,1-irxffa-n'.w.:g1y,3 :,m:p:Q5Ef- 24 .1 ag.: :+,.:+:.2g.-. if 6 f , f a 1 4 if .,f:if.f.fa.ruff'',-tffsyfxifff.-M-i'.v-5 V M ad? P' lcv M X ffm X Q Q? XXQZ sw XJQQV Q taxi? -'setvasi-Q, Maw fi t4 '1'WQ as F14-is fp Jxsffwgf Mrs. Savage has been left ten million dollars by her husband and wants to make the best use of it, in spite of the efforts of her grown-up stepchildren, knowing the wiclow's wealth is very great and seeing they cannot get hold of it, commit her to a Hsanatoriumw hoping to Nbring her to her senses. Mrs. Savage is determined to establish a fund to help others realize their hopes and dreams. In the Sanatorium she meets social misfits, men and women, who just cannot adjust themselves to life, In getting to know them, she realizes that she will find happiness with them, and plans to spend the rest of her life as one of them. But when the doctor tells her there is no reason why she should remain, she hesitates to go out into a hard world where people seem ready to do anything for money. As the children continue to conspire against her in order to obtain the money, Mrs. Savage leads them on a merry and amusing chase. They get mixed up in all sorts of ridiculous mishaps, which end in complete frustrations. She is eventually persuaded to leave the sana- torium, after her new friends conspire to get rid of her stepchildren and. through their simple belief in the justice of her cause, they enable Mrs. Savage to carry out her plans. The last scene, a farewell party, is a delightful fantasy where each Hguest' in the sanatorium realizes at last some hopeless dream for something he was never able to realize. 109 pie? rg-ws , his S 5 H 4 E ...W M if i 1 1 14 Ig i t s 4 X wa M SPORTS Astldsgowbmgwzw spealesgowunmw ow GR 91? wg' Aw of S ff vw I Q3 Q Q9 K X SL GQQQJE F, Q GafYCUf'i1S guafd DOUS Peterson tackle Don Edwards center B111 Crocker back John Hayes back Lee Payne tackle Ron Brock back John Coffey back Bob Sanders back egiqziwilgiffik Lb:.,,,.,, fl 192 .5 fi 551 7 .swffw-1 W ,, :aw -ffA' T Wy , ,ee,, If, , - 43, v kiffigfvz i , Q A f' ,523 k ,WL rgsgszaf- ' ,f ,f Q28 ,. . H .f - V 1 si. g Q ,-1 ji me il as is if azz, Sl - 1F?5bi2E2:2:-:- 'fr-:.-.-v::v:v:I E2EIE1E:1:i:'- 1':2 :22:F1N99SiH12IaS RlBI:1f::4:v:4I:P99Aww-:-' aaeuomwfv-L-L, :, ummm ,,,, , .mvamp y,1m.v0pffN.ff..f,fwu.w.1W,,,.v-mm If Auburn's 1963 football season could be summed up in three words, desire, determination and progress might easily be the words. Although the season was one of little success in the Win-Loss Column, the young Trojans gave indica- tions throughout the season that they would be a ball club to be reckoned with in future seasons. The new coaching staff consisting of Head Coach Al De- Coria, and Assistants Bill Burby, Lee Nevers, and Don Hodson, took a squad that was green experience-wise and molded a team that was known in the league for its phys- ical toughness on defense throughout the season. By the Puyallup game it was a ball club that could also move the football in offense. Optimism runs high in the Trojan camp for next season. The Trojans will have about 50 returning gridders from this year's squad which should make for a more experienced team than we had this year. Gaps that must be filled by the loss of Seniors Larry Coffey, All Conference Honorable Mention Left Halfback, Dave Bowen, Wayne Mohn, Cur- tis, Jim Denton, Bill Crocker, Doug Peterson, and Roger Thor, will be taken care of by over twenty returning under- class letter winners. The high point of the season for the Trojan followers, was the Puyallup game played at Troy Field where the league champions were pushed from one end of the field to the other by the fired up Trojans. Although beaten in every department, the Vikings still emerged victorious on two touchdown passes, and an interception returned for a touchdown. The Trojans finished their season with a 6-12 loss to Kent- Meridian at Kent, but gave the Royals a full evening be- fore going down to defeat. Fred Mendoza scored the Tro- jans only touchdown of the season when, with excellent blocking, he scampered 68 yards down the sideline and went into the end zone standing up. The Busy Bis again had a successful season under the coach- ing of Lee Nevers and Don Hodson. They finished with a 3 win-4 loss season record. The following are the scores of the games played by the Trojans during 1963. Auburn Glacier .... Auburn Evergreen .... Auburn Highline . . . Auburn Lakes ....... Auburn Clover Park . . Auburn Puyallup ..... Auburn ....... Franklin Pierce Auburn ....... Enumclaw . . . Auburn Kent-Meridian HMA ' i .,4 . F : I 7.-N ?5,, 5, 1' ,M 5' ..?4'E'1f ,' : Y ' aw f L-1.5 . 5. 5,1335 - T1 by Wi? K . if -f -' n V 15-in .:- '1:.f2:, .,...,, ,,.. ,, MJ - -. ' - vp' ' , w ,, a f m, ,FL Nw 'Z' 7? M k ?if7i?1'1mQsQ E55 A M V wwe ' . 'J Lf' .L., .2- nm ' . 2 3, w e ',-- A , D z In ysfzfify ? . '- m,,' - 1'Yf?fg , I ,. ,f,:f,:1f.-,.'fg5 ,ri . ,Q ,, ,, ,.Q: 49195'5k5E,'ff:e,:fl!5'f '1:i2'fw'zg -. 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Torn Solberg. AUBURN OPPONENT 41 Kent 56 Tyee 53 Mt. Rainier 60 Kent 60 Highline 60 Evergreen 50 Lakes 62 Clover Park 46 Enumclaw 36 Puyallup 67 Franklin Pierce 53 Lakes 74 Clover Park 47 Enumclaw 50 Puyallup 47 Franklin Pierce 54 Bethel 53 Sumner 54 Puyallup 53 Kent 39 Renton iiSouthern Division Playoff 4H+Pufret Sound Leaffue Plavoffs 118 61 53 42 74 63 36 42 42 34 34 37 61 38 T57 51 62 40 40 442 -H449 BACK ROW: Coach Stone. Dave Holliday. John Thompson. Jim Heritage. Rick Edwards Barry Smith. FRONT ROW: Pete Gonzales. Fred Mendoza. Stott Pope. jim Hawley. Mark Sewell. JMX Wiw Puget QowfwLTdef Qoplw I-law Good Qeasow BACK ROW: Coach Nevers. Jeff Winters, Jim Thomas, Bob Deeds. Forrest Sower, Miko Tasker. Mark Allen, Mgr. Joe Munn. FRONT ROW: George Sellers. Ross Smith. Don Edwards. Mike Melvin. Ron Brock. Steve Durbin. ls 1 ,EW 9 K ,gziifiif My 1: A . N, mm 1 mf km 2 Q MQ mg. K ,L 2 y,.k.,,, ,Aj W1 asf- - f W E eg 3,1 H F52 555 :Q SY 51 15 SIS '25 Sy 51 Q? -1 E 5 fe 5? E. if as 1 gg 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 Wfaesdmg 62-64 Wwswms Duaimg Pwctim 122 Gwpphffcs WTM M017 The wrestling season began with a bang this year with the winning of all its first matches. Coach Cerino did a terrific job of using a variety of boys in every match and still coming out on top of their opponent every time. This year the wrestling team has been very successful under Coaches Gene Cerino and Bill Burby. The wrestling team finished second in the Puget Sound League playoffs, third at the W'est Central District and seventh at the State Tournament at Pullmen. The boys representing Auburn acted like they never have before, they wrestled like super- men. Cal Fossuin took second place in his weight division while Don Edwards and Lee Payne took fifth in their respective divisions. With this nucleus and many returning wrestlers Coaches Cerino and Burby are very optimistic about next year's wrestling team. gf f 5Q H X ff' 121 ,v w l 1964 TwcbfTeam Looks Us Best lw Yewus Head Coach Schweikl Assistant Coach Pavalunas Al Courter, Larry Coffey, jim Oswald, jim Denton, Outfielder: Jim Oswald Fred Mendoza. Absent: Don Torcaso. Catcher: Jim Denton. buttcr: Fred Mendoza. Pitcher: Al Courter 127 TQJMMAS 1 9 6 4 128 if .H M. ..... . we 1 3 I 9 6 4 129 YVZELJUE! ' Wk flf' 'fS92fQ wif W ,W, Qi N14 , K 155,80 55 lf iQ2,f.1Qff7'7'1-fffatq 1 Afm' M WV N 0 LL'-'OA-6'9-fggb MLW 723036 J 1 jg 44444, Clif' 'YWL Lbwjf JMWLM.. LM W7 lm A 'L L.,QLMU7zLUL EZMLQJ 6 Aaww Maw' New we pow. Qiwwub ROYALTY .551 me f .vm ,,,. ,, nga -M .. E5 ww 555.97 ar I P Q Pi? 1 31325255 fifif-EU 1sa11Kt1'i'- ' ai A' - 93 :a g - M1 lx, -M iii: . my Q , w a mm . wha 1 6,1 :Swans n King Bill 1 962 l x Don Edwards Robin Hauge, Alice Spaight, Bill Crocker, Johnna Serqulna Ron Brock When you walked into the dance on Oc- tober 25, 1963 you entered a world of g'Twilight Timef, The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen Alice and King Bill by Coach Al DeCoria. Add- ing to the beauty of the court were Junior Princess Robin Hauge and Sophomore princess Johnna Serquinia. To complete this royal setting were Junior prince Don Edwards and Sophomore prince Ron Brock. Preceding the annual Homecoming dance was the exciting game between Au- burn and long time rival Puyallup. Al- though the game ended in defeat for Auburn, the Trojans picked up more yardage against the Vikings than any other team in the Southern division. Princess Robin Prince Don Prince Ron Princess ohnna Xn Exciting Moment in The Game Coach DeC0r1a Alice Spaight Bill Crocker w1BZghbT'umw ff 'PW is-11x X! H! .QA A 2' 6 Q? ' X 'No G:-fws Club To-'Za M Bubble Room Maeve We S69 Wa'- ,fi An important highlight of the season was the 1964 Girl's Club Tolo. It was held in the High School Gym on the evening of February 1, from 9 until 12 p.m. The theme nAn evening at the Bubble Room perfectly described the eloquent night club atmosphere. A bubble machine blew all night as over 100 couples danced to the music of a 22-piece band, 4'The Royalairesf' The Tolo was truly an unforgettable occasion. MW 448 w N i as ffsr'fE.z -M , .ff my F-H w fif -, N ,A 4 ,WM . X Q Q Y , , ! 1 1 K ef' iggsf- W . My V . 47 M x A gf 'lfmifjyziflsyfibg k Bn.,-9, ,Sr 'fm lik L , f- V- .., .4 V , 'lrffiygvf-: .a551.,5g,g - yi.,h5,Qg5552:Q ! E TL ' jf fm? :if ,W ,:,.'f,,, . . . . g.....w,f , V . .,. . Q1-A fy .fr L , ,. . . - . . ,. RQ ' -S-H15 .92-5-. . 1if5!,,f?'E':.f ':s5EffaS:E:i.55-Zi TV:-,,I V -1 tg N ,L '.,.,: ,,:Y:-' '7'. - f ,ji Qi- 91'f1.i5,?1'fM.f -V ,. mqs1h:?fE1v2?3iE!s?32a J ' -Qemiofu Pfrmw The 1964 Junior-Senior Prom, Carousel, was considered a success as over 135 couples arrived to the last big event of the year for the Seniors. Music was provided by the Taylor Sheppard Orchestra. At 9:00 p.m. couples entered the Student Cen- ter, received their programs, checked their hats and coats and walked through a gala decorated canopy of multi-colored crepe paper streamers. Upon entering the gym the most outstanding visible part of the decorations was a three-horse mery-go- round in the center of the floor. Mid-way through the dance the royalty was announced by Mr. Webb. They included Queen Karen Dluhosh and King Al Courter, lst princess Arreldene McAllister and prince Mike Callahan and 2nd princess Carol Herbert and prince Dave Bowen. 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